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By David McLellan ing of a moonlit Lily Pond in Gloucester. “It’s Artist Leslie Ann Eliet ITEM STAFF taking thoughts and putting them down on of West Gloucester is Swampscott paper and plate.” behind the latest ex- SWAMPSCOTT — Birds chirped, branches For Eliet, her art is a meditative journey. hibit at ReachArts in rustled in the wind, and sunlight glistened off There’s the rst phase, the walk, during which Swampscott, “Walking art exhibit of the pond. she takes in the sights, sounds, and smells of (Ink) Meditations: Etch- There were no screens, no cellphones, and her surroundings, an exercise in mindfulness. ings and Artist’s Books.” just the natural world. There’s the second meditation, when she sits Due to concerns about That’s what Gloucester artist Leslie Ann down with a blank sheet, and begins to recall COVID-19 the exhibit, meant to Eliet remembers when she looks at one of those senses and depicts them on paper. Then, which planned to open her pieces currently hanging at ReachArts, a there’s the nished product to be contemplated. on March 13, will have Swampscott nonpro t dedicated to showcas- The nal piece does not look explicitly like the of cial opening re- provoke ing local and thought-provoking art at 89 Bur- what Eliet saw during one of her nature walks ception on April 1. rill St. Eliet’s exhibit Walking (Ink) Medita- or many travels. The black and white patterns, tions will be opening to the public next month. split here and there with a streak of color, ITEM PHOTO | SPENSER HASAK “It’s almost like composing music,” said meditation Eliet, examining a piece she did while think- EXHIBIT, A3

LHAND I think I have coronavirus. What do I do? Health looks to Center is protect FOR STARTERS, scheduling elderly STAY HOME screenings By Gayla Cawley ITEM STAFF By Steve Krause By David McLellan There is no known cure for the ter, rest, and take a fever-reduc- ITEM STAFF LYNN — As the city con- ITEM STAFF coronavirus, which is spreadable ing medicine if they have a fever. tinues to prepare for the between people and has infected To prevent getting sick, the LYNN — The Lynn Communi- potential spread of the LYNN — Stay home. more than 100 in Massachusetts. Centers for Disease Control and ty Health Center will cancel some coronavirus, Lynn Housing That’s the No. 1 piece of advice That means truly staying at Prevention suggests people fre- non-urgent or routine appointments Authority & Neighborhood health and city of cials have for home, according to Pechinsky, not quently and diligently wash their and put those patients on a priority Development (LHAND) is people who get sick right now. just missing work or school, but hands for at least 20 seconds — recall list once the COVID-19 threat taking steps to protect its If a fever, cough, respiratory not going to stores, restaurants, try singing a tune like “Happy has subsided substantially, the or- most “vulnerable” tenants. distress, or any other symptoms or getting in taxis or using public Birthday” while washing. ganization announced in a news re- The agency, which oper- of illness arise — especially those transportation. Most importantly, and to pre- lease Saturday. ates six elderly housing similar to symptoms of in uenza “Social distancing,” staying at vent community spread, people The move was announced to limit buildings that contain — stay home. least six feet away from others, is who have traveled recently, es- crowding, as well as to free up ca- 353 apartments, is closing Because of the pandemic of also recommended. pecially from China, Iran, South pacity in its system in anticipation down its rental assistance COVID-19, a strain of coronavi- People should not panic if they Korea, Italy, and other European of an increase in sick patients. and admissions of ces rus that has been deemed a pub- feel sick. There are allergies that countries, should self-quarantine “The safety of our patients, our for at least the next two lic health emergency at interna- come with the changing of sea- at home for at least 14 days. staff, and our community is our weeks and deep cleaning tional, national, and state levels, sons, and it is still cold and  u According to Lynn May- highest priority, the release read. all residential buildings on Lynn Community Health Center season. People are far more like- or Thomas McGee, those who “Please keep in mind this situation a daily basis, according to Chief Medical Of cer Dr. Geoff ly to get the  u than contract the should be particularly careful to is evolving rapidly so we cannot Peggy McClain, LHAND Pechinsky suggests people who coronavirus. avoid illness are the elderly and predict right now how soon that executive counsel. get sick call a doctor from their As with any sickness, people people with pre-existing medical will be. home before showing up to any recovering from a coronavirus LHAND, A3 hospital or doctor’s of ce. illness should drink plenty of wa- ADVICE, A3 SCREENINGS, A3 Even dance studios Lynn to close have to skip a beat public buildings

By Elyse Carmosino With nearly all of their LYNN — Mayor Thom- city’s emergency services, ITEM STAFF students down for the as M. McGee announced including the Lynn Police count, studio owners have Sunday night he was clos- and Fire departments. Local dance studios are only been able to take the ing several public build- McGee’s statement came feeling the strain as public future of their businesses ings in the city until fur- on the heels of Gov. Char- buildings across the North one day at a time. ther notice. The drastic lie Baker’s Sunday press Shore continue to an- “I’m closing this week, move is another step the conference where he an- nounce inde nite closures and I’m just going to eval- city is taking to reduce nounced he was closing due to the coronavirus — uate each week as it goes,” the potential spread of the all Massachusetts schools COVID-19 — pandemic. said Donna Estes, owner coronavirus. for at least the next three Once the bulk of area of Donna’s Dance Studio Effective Monday, Lynn weeks and banning all schools announced Friday in Lynn. “We’ll check in City Hall, the city’s De- gatherings of more than that they’d be shuttering next Friday to see what partment of Public Works 25 people. The ban effec- operations until at least we’re going to do, but I and the Lynn Public Li- tively closes the majority March 27, several studios know the schools are out Dance Dimensions and Forty Steps of Nahant brary will be closed to the of public establishments. were soon forced to follow last May hosted Columbian Tango champions public. The mayor’s direc- suit. DANCE, A3 Karla Rotavinsky and Julian Catano. tive does not apply to the LYNN, A3

State Saugus school board postpones con guration vote Schools to close, dining out banned By Elyse Carmosino ans Memorial Elementary School strated time and time again that said. “We’ve heard enough to make to ght virus. A2 ITEM STAFF and grades 3-5 at Belmonte Middle we want what’s best for the dis- a decision based on the professional School; or follow a 2019 proposal trict,” Hatch said. “I’m not sure I’m opinion of 10 second grade teachers Opinion SAUGUS — Following a 3-2 vote that includes second grade in the ready to vote tonight because I’m who remain uni ed in their oppo- Panicking making last Thursday, The Saugus School move to Belmonte. not sure I have all the information sition to the proposed recon gura- coronavirus worse Committee chose to postpone the Board member John Hatch’s mo- I need.” tion.” for everyone. A4 date of its nal school con gura- tion to delay the vote at Thursday’s Board member Arthur Grabowski In an anonymous survey con- Sports tion decision by one week. meeting — which he requested af- later said he was disappointed no ducted earlier this month by Sau- The delay comes after months Krause: COVID-19 ter hearing an additional con gu- decision was made. gus Educators Association Pres- fallout is the of deliberation between town of - ration option proposed by fellow “These teachers put in a full day ident Rick Lavoie, 97.2 percent same for pros cials and teachers about whether board member Dennis Gould — teaching students and then come to of the district’s 72 elementary and kids. B1 the district should continue with was met with walkouts from mul- evening meetings that sometimes school teachers preferred original an original 2017 con guration that tiple people in attendance. go on for two or three hours. We’ve grouped grades pre-K-2 at Veter- “I think (the board) has demon- dragged them along enough,” he SAUGUS, A3

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James Tate Patricia M. Meechin, 75 Dorene Lewey, 69 1963-2020 Jim was born in Fitchburg PUNTA GORDA ISLES, Fla. — SAUGUS — Ms. Dorene hill, William Lewey and his in 1963, and the world would Patricia M. (Silk) Meechin, 75, Lewey, age 69, formerly of wife June of Revere, Lori Lewey never be the same. He made formerly of Lynn, died peace- Charlestown, passed away of Charlestown and Michael an impact wherever he went fully at her home in Punta Go- on Wednesday, March 11 at Lewey of Charlestown; and both through his unrelenting rda Isles, Fla., on Wednesday, home. She was the loving wife many nieces and nephews. commitment to excellence in March 11, 2020. of Mark Cheever, with whom In her memory, donations everything he did and through Born and raised in Lynn, she shared 36 years of mar- can be made to St. Jude the people whose lives he she was the daughter of the riage. Children’s Research Hospital touched along the way. Jim late Martin D. and Frances C. Born in Boston and raised www.stjude.org. was an ambassador of good- (Condon) Silk. She graduat- in Charlestown, she was the Service information: Rela- will and an inspiration to ev- ed from St. Pius V Grammar daughter of the late Robert tives and friends are invited eryone he met. School in 1958 and St. Mary’s and Irene (Mento) Lewey. Ms. to attend visiting hours in the A 1981 graduate of Fitch- High School, Class of 1962. Lewey was a 1968 Charles- BISBEE-PORCELLA Funeral burg High School, he attend- Pat was a nationally recog- town High School graduate Home, 549 Lincoln Ave., Sau- ed North Shore Community nized real estate sales agent and worked as a receptionist gus, on Tuesday from 4-8 p.m. College for computer pro- with a career that spanned for Weight Watchers. A 40-year PLEASE NOTE DUE TO HEALTH gramming. He was a brilliant more than 40 years. She was resident of Saugus, Ms. Lewey DEPARTMENT GUIDELINES IT consultant for many com- a lead broker at Century 21 had many interests that in- THE NUMBER OF PEOPLE AL- panies, including radio station Hughes, owned by her spouse cluded bowling at Metro Bowl LOWED IN THE BUILDING AT A WEIM, Wayne Alarm in Lynn trips through New England to of more than 30 years, Da- Jeanne and Tom Rackley of in Peabody, Mic Mac family TIME WILL BE LIMITED. Due and SIMS Software in Dallas, 2,500-mile odysseys through vid G. Hughes. Pat took pride Falmouth, Rita and Charles heritage, visiting Mohegan to the coronavirus restric- Texas. the Blue Ridge Parkway and in helping people nd just Leckie of Minneapolis, Minn., Sun and traveling. She also tions a private funeral will be Rosemary and Ted Martin of Driven by his desire to help Smokey Mountains, to the the right home for them. She had a great love of animals. celebrated for the family. Lynn, and Claire and Ron Van people in pain, Jim became a California deserts and even helped hundreds of families Ms. Lewey is survived by For directions and condo- Vleet of Winter Park, Colo. licensed massage therapist, Brazil. Jim’s dream was to ride realize their dreams of home- two sons, Jonathan Cheever lences www.BisbeePorcella. She had several nieces and of Utah and Derek Cheever studied reiki and did hospice through all of the U.S. National ownership. com. nephews and great nieces and his wife Hannah of Pea- work in the mid-2000s. He Parks. She was generous to all who and nephews including her body; ve siblings, Jo Russo attended many workshops to Jim will be remembered by knew her. Her greatest joy was God daughter Kelley Martin of Pennsylvania, Robert Lewey grow his self-understanding everyone who met him, includ- in sharing time with her fam- and compassion for others. ing friends around the world of Lynn. Patty is also survived and his wife Solange of Haver- ily and large extended family by her ex-husband William He always said: “My religion is too numerous to name, but at her homes in Punta Gorda kindness.” He was an encyclo- he will be missed most of all Meechin of Lynn. and Harrison, Maine, on Long Service information: Pat- pedia of ’60s and ’70s music by his beloved family: mother, Lake. The sunsets on Long and could recite lyrics from Jane Tate of Fitchburg; sister, ty’s funeral service will be Lake and the annual privately held at 10 a.m. on Thursday, memory. A huge Looney Tunes Cher Tate, and cherished niec- organized 4th of July reworks fan, he would often quote car- es, Allie and Zoey of North March 19, 2020 from the extravaganza on Cape Monday SOLIMINE Funeral Home, toon character lines to make Hampton, N.H.; his soul mate, Cove are wonderful memories. funny commentary on life Ann Hackett of Dallas, Texas; 426 Broadway (Route 129), She enjoyed skiing with her Lynn, followed by a funeral situations. He faced ongoing uncle, Edward Sparhawk; and grandchildren, who knew her Mass at 11 a.m. at St Pius heart issues, but rebounded numerous cousins in Arizona: as Mimi, at Shawnee Peak in V Church, Lynn. Burial will through successful surgery in Sam (and Michelle) Fasano Bridgeton, Maine. follow in Pine Grove Ceme- 2019. He encouraged every- and children Leah Fasano Patty is survived by her tery, Lynn. Visiting hours will one who struggled with obsta- (and Amanda) Queen and spouse, David G. Hughes; two be Wednesday from 4-8 p.m. cles to never give up. Kara (and Peter) Clay (and daughters, Kirsten and James Relatives and friends are re- Jim had diverse interests children Grayson, Landon, Kasper of Lynn and Karin and spectfully invited. Directions PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS and traveled in many different Beaumont and Lucy Clay), and Sean Foley of Nahant; six Patti (and Steve) Slattery and and online guestbook at circles, but his overriding pas- grandchildren, Joseph, Jamie www.Solimine.com. A shopper walks past empty shelves where sion was motorcycles. children Janice (Aaron) Wolfe and ancé Matthew Love, and bread is normally displayed in a supermarket Jim was a lifelong rider, and and Adria (Nash) Oliver (and Patrick Kasper of Lynn, and Sunday in Boston. became a Motorcycle Safe- Patti’s eight grandchildren Conor, Caitlin and Seamus ty Foundation instructor in who called him “Uncle Jim”: Foley of Nahant; four sisters, 2014, educating hundreds of Nathaniel, Ethan and Kathryn new riders in multiple states. Wolfe and Elias, Jacob, Noah, State to close He also took classes to mas- Luke and Levi Oliver.) ter riding at slow speeds. He Service information: At participated in police riding Jim’s request, a Celebration Shirley Morrison schools, ban dining competitions that were open of Life memorial will be held to civilians and became part in the fall (his favorite sea- of a global competitive rid- son), both in Boston and LYNNFIELD — Shirley (Coak- out to ght virus ing community. Jim quickly Dallas. His family will pub- ley) Morrison of Lynn eld died excelled, winning trophies all lish details at that time. In on March 13 2020. She was BOSTON (AP) — toms, such as fever and over the country. His pursuit the meantime, donations the wife of the late Herbert D. Schools in Massachusetts cough. For some, especially of challenge never stopped. may be made in his memory Morrison, who predeceased will close for at least three older adults and people with While still competing in motor- to Death with Dignity Massa- her in 1988. weeks, and all gatherings existing health problems, it cycle rodeos, Jim began train- chusetts, Ever owing Hos- Born in Peabody and of more than 25 people can cause more severe ill- ing in Gymkhana Motorcycle pice Care (www.ever owing. daughter of the late Leonard will be banned in the lat- ness, including pneumonia, skills and most recently took org), or any no-kill animal and Mary (Sweeney) Coakley, est attempt to arrest the or death. The vast majority up the art of track racing. shelter. she lived there for many years spread of the coronavirus, of people recover. More than winning, Jim Jim left nal words to share: before moving to Lynn eld Gov. Charlie Baker an- BAKER DEBUNKS loved the camaraderie of rid- “Ask folks who knew me to do in 1968. Shirley graduated nounced Sunday. QUARANTINE ing that brought people from something kind for someone from St. John’s High School in The governor also or- RUMORS every walk of life together in a they don’t know, in memory 1945 and Simmons College in dered all dine-in restau- Baker, a Republican, shared passion. He was deep- of me. And pass it on. Have 1949. She received her M.Ed. rants and bars to close said he’s heard false ru- for three weeks. Take- ly committed to the charity some waf es at Waf e House. from Salem State College and mors that the state will away and delivery ser- work done by this community. Go to Dairy Queen, get a Bliz- taught school at the South announce a broad quar- vices won’t be affected by Jim also enjoyed exploring the zard. Do silly things, attract Memorial School in Peabody antine for all residents the rules, nor will grocery beauty of the earth through attention, cry and laugh! Live for more than 30 years. Monday. He said it’s one stores or pharmacies. motorcycle touring: from short out Loud.” If Shirley and her family were Emma, Kathleen and Mag- example of the misinfor- not camping at Sippewis- gie Morrison, Jack and Sarah “I realize these measures mation about coronavirus sett in Falmouth during the Buotte and Kelly and Michael are unprecedented,” Bak- circulating online. summer months they would Morrison. er, a Republican, said at a “We have no plans to do board the Trailways Golden Service information: Her news conference announc- that,” he said of the ru- Daneen Carlson Eagle bus and travel through- funeral Mass will be cele- ing the directives. “But mored quarantine during out the United States visiting brated at Our Lady of the we’re asking our residents an interview on WCVB- the national parks throughout Assumption Parish, 17 Grove to take a deep breath and TV Sunday. the West. Their later travels St., Lynn eld, on Tuesday, understand the rationale Baker urged residents to LYNN — Daneen Carlson of included Alaska, Hawaii, Mexi- March 17 at 11 a.m. Visit- behind this guidance.” check trusted sources — Lynn passed away unexpect- co, Greece, Jerusalem and the ing hours at the CONWAY, Classes were already government or legitimate edly Tuesday, March 11, 2020. many countries of Europe. CAHILL-BRODEUR Funeral suspended in many parts news organizations — for Daughter of the late Alan Shirley was a member of the Home, 82 Lynn St., Pea- of the state, including the latest information on Henry and Maryann (McGin- Our Lady of the Assumption body, Monday (today) from Boston. Some districts are the virus. ness) Carlson. Beloved moth- Parish in Lynn eld. In her re- 4-7 p.m. Burial in St. Mary’s holding classes on Mon- HEALTH WORKER er of Lissette and her husband tirement she taught CCD and Cemetery, Salem. In lieu of day to give students a INFECTED Earl Godfrey of Ocala, Fla. ESL classes. owers, contributions may chance to retrieve belong- Cherished grandmother of A health care worker Shirley is survived by her be sent in her memory to ings and pick up materials Earl Jr. and Ayanna Godfrey. at Boston’s Brigham and two sons, Leonard and his the Retired Sisters of Notre for home instruction. Loving sister of Dawn and her Women’s Hospital has wife Liz of Lynn eld, Barry and Dame de Namur, 30 Jeffrey’s The restrictions on gath- husband Brian Tyler, Texas and tested positive for the his wife Marie of Med eld; Neck Road, Ipswich, MA erings will apply to any Dena Filali and her husband coronavirus. and her daughter Meg and her 01938. For online guestbook event that brings 25 or Yasser Tampa, Fla. Held dear In a statement, the hos- husband Mike of Andover; as please visit www.ccbfuneral. more people together in by aunts, nieces and neph- pital said that patients and well as seven grandchildren, com. the same space and will ews, and many neighbors staff who may have had apply to churches, gyms, contact with the infected (Laurie, Margarite, Robert, Lin- theaters and workplaces. da, Christine, Bob, Ralphdelfo, worker are being contact- The order goes into ef- ed. Brigham and Women’s Marie, Shelly). fect Tuesday and will run Service information: A pri- Holy Cross. MagrathFuneral- Gail A. Woodhead, 74 did not specify where the through April 5. employee worked. vate family burial was held in Home.com. TOTAL CASES 1946-2020 “The Brigham Health On Sunday, the state community has been pre- reported it has 164 cases NAHANT — Gail A. Wood- devoted to all she did. She will paring for this eventual- of COVID-19, the illness head, 74, of Nahant, born Feb. be missed by all her friends ity and has taken every caused by the virus. That Selling a house? 4, 1946, passed away peace- and colleagues. Her friends precaution to protect our was an increase of 26 over fully in her home by the ocean. would like to express their patients, their loved ones the day before. Buying a house? Raised in Marblehead and heartfelt thanks to First Light and our staff during this Of the cases, 108 were graduated from Marblehead Home Care and Care Dimen- unprecedented pandemic,” associated with a meeting High School, she attended sions for their compassionate a hospital spokesperson Find out what properties Whidden Memorial Hospital care at the end of her life. of executives of the rm wrote in the statement School of Nursing, where she Service information: Ac- Biogen at a Boston hotel emailed to reporters. recently sold in your area. graduated in 1968. cording to Gail’s wishes, last month. Gail held a career position there will be no visiting hours For most people, the new Check out at Whidden Memorial Hospital and her burial will be pri- coronavirus causes only until 1969, then opened and vate. 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LHAND Declared a “pandemic” ing with our deep clean would provide financial From A1 by the World Health Or- and hope the worst of it support to people who are public buildings ganization, the corona- will pass,” said McClain. “I unable to work because of “Our offices are going virus has spread around would say people are ner- the virus. The statewide restric- to be open for staff to do the globe, with more than vous, but they’re nervous LYNN “We understand people tions, which go into effect work, (but they’re) not go- 152,000 cases and 5,720 in general. Tenants have From A1 need to work to pay rent Tuesday and last through ing to be open to the pub- deaths worldwide. As of children in the schools and we just want to make “In light of this truly un- April 5, apply to any event lic,” said McClain. “That Sunday, there have been (and) elderly tenants are that available to them,” paralleled situation, the that brings 25 people or is a safety mechanism 3,000 cases and 60 deaths worried they’re going to said McClain. city is taking these pre- more together in the same we’ve been instructed on from COVID-19 in the get sick and die, so we’re State Sen. Brendan cautionary measures in space, such as churches, through HUD (U.S. Hous- United States. In Mas- very worried about them. Crighton (D-Lynn) said order to reduce the poten- ing and Urban Develop- sachusetts, 45 of the 164 “This is affecting all the the state legislature is gyms, theaters and work- tial spread of COVID-19 places. ment). Our administrative positive cases have been tenants. It’s the thing peo- “actively working on po- within our own commu- offices are in, or connect- confirmed by the CDC. ple are most concerned tential legislative and The governor also or- nity,” said McGee in a dered all dine-in restau- ed to, elderly high rises, In addition to housing (about) and talking about.” budgetary initiatives to statement. “As we work rants and bars to close which increases the risk of elderly tenants, LHAND In addition to the health provide relief for those im- to mitigate this current for a month, aside from infection for our most vul- manages 38 multi-bed- concerns from the corona- pacted by COVID-19. public health emergency, offering takeout services. nerable tenants.” room units throughout 13 virus, McClain said ten- “We will continue to we thank you in advance Older adults and people different locations in the ants are worried about work with our local, state for your patience and un- Grocery stores and phar- who have serious chronic city, according to infor- the disease’s economic im- and federal partners to derstanding during this macies won’t be impacted. medical conditions, such mation provided by the pacts, which could affect make sure that we are do- time.” All Lynn residents are as heart disease, diabe- agency. McClain said the their ability to pay rent. ing all that we can to help McGee said residents encouraged to visit the tes or lung disease, are at buildings are also being To that end, McClain residents during this ur- are encouraged to conduct City of Lynn Health De- a higher risk for serious sanitized on a daily basis said Northeast Legal Aid, gent and rapidly changing any City Hall business by partment “Coronavirus illness from COVID-19, to protect those tenants which offers free civil legal situation,” said Crighton. phone or online as much Resources” page at http:// better known as the coro- who are part of LHAND’s services to the poor and as possible. City officials www.lynnma.org/corona- navirus, according to Aided Family Housing elderly in northeastern Gayla Cawley can be are working to determine virus for more information the Centers for Disease Program. Massachusetts, is working reached at gcawley@item- how to best continue to and sign up for the Smart Control and Prevention “For the next couple of with the state legislature live.com. Follow her on deliver necessary city ser- 911 updates at https:// (CDC). weeks, we will be continu- to develop a fund that Twitter @GaylaCawley. vices. Although city build- smart911.com. ings will be closed to the Residents can call Lynn public, they will continue City Hall at 781-598-4000, Health Center is scheduling screenings to be staffed in order to Lynn DPW at 781-268- address questions from 8000, or the Lynn Public SCREENINGS will be redirected to the visitor policy to reflect during a medical visit and residents. Library at 781-595-0567, From A1 Union Street entrance. efforts to limit crowding. appreciate that these re- The city will continue to and follow the city web- Patients and visitors They are: strictions may cause chal- post updates on the city site, www.lynnma.org., for “We will soon be offering will be asked about re- l limit of one visitor lenges for our patients website, social media and updates. visits over the telephone cent travel, exposure to per patient and their families,” the through the Smart 911 and will do our best to someone with coronavirus, l visitors will be statement said. emergency notification Material from the Asso- meet your needs.” and whether they have a screened for symptoms The LCHC school-based system “as the situation ciated Press was used in There will be screening cough or fever. consistent with coronavi- health centers will be evolves,” said McGee. this report. at LCHC Main Site — 269 Those who screen in rus, such as fever, cough closed as long as the Lynn Union St. — beginning to- for possible coronavirus or sore throat. Any visi- Public Schools are closed. day. All patients and visi- symptoms or exposure tor with obvious signs of School-based patients tors arriving at the main will be seen separately illness will be directed to should call 781-581-3900 Even dance studios entrance will be screened from patients who do not. the appropriate area for if they need to speak with for symptoms and risk for “Please keep in mind evaluation and treatment their provider. coronavirus. that at this time testing or asked to see their own “This situation is chang- have to skip a beat This includes those com- supplies are limited, and primary care provider. ing every day, and the ing for dental, enrollment, we are testing only those l visitors under the health center is working and laboratory and radiol- patients who screen in age of 18 are strongly dis- diligently to adjust our DANCE at the Nahant Town Hall ogy services. for criteria determined by couraged during this time, work so that we can safely From A1 in two weeks. In the wake All patients and visitors (the Department of Public as children may be poten- and effectively take care of of so many closings, Slagle to this location should Health,” the release said. tial carriers of coronavirus our community,” the state- for two weeks and they’re was hopeful but uncertain check in through the “As testing supplies be- without necessarily being ment said. “Thank you for telling (families) to plan whether the show would entrance at 269 Union come more widely avail- ill themselves. your patience and under- for four.” be able to go on. Street. Those patients able, we will be able to of- “We recognize the valu- standing as we prepare In her 47 years teach- “I feel like the arts are and visitors who arrive at fer more testing.” able role that family mem- ourselves to best take care ing dance, Estes said she’s an important part of re- the Blake Street entrance LCHC has updated its bers and visitors play of you and your families.” never endured anything covery and unity during quite like this, and added this time when we’re go- she’s been so focused on ing to feel a bit isolated,” Saugus school board postpones configuration vote the situation at hand that she said, adding that her her studio’s May 17 recital company has discussed date is far from her mind. keeping the Lynnhurst mistic about the new pro- have shut down indefinite- the possibility of broad- SAUGUS “I’m not even thinking casting the performance. school open just to have posal. ly to mitigate the spread From A1 about the show,” she said. “To be able to broadcast surge protection in case all “I don’t see us giving up of COVID-19, also known “This is scary … I’ll just something artistic and en- reconfiguration plans, and of these apartments and another school building as coronavirus. be happy to get back to tertaining, especially in the 80.6 percent believed mov- condos being built nearby once things close,” he said. With district schools the studio knowing that light of so many entertain- ing second grade to the (result) in a wave of new “I think we need to keep closed at least until March it’s safe to open, whenever ment forms not being avail- Belmonte would primarily students,” Gould, who was either Oaklandvale or 27, some questions remain that might be.” able, I’d like to (do that),” be a cost-saving measure. one of three board mem- Lynnhurst as an option for about when a vote will Even though she up- she said. “I don’t know if it Gould’s new proposed bers to agree to postpone overflow, or for if we go to take place. dates her studio’s website will be viable. We’re looking configuration, however, the vote, said in a later in- free all-day kindergarten.” Gould said the commit- and Facebook page regu- at all options.” would leave Lynnhurst El- terview with the Item. Further complicating tee is considering differ- larly, Estes felt compelled After her interview with ementary School open for He added: “During the matters, the decision ent ideas if a meeting is to call the parents of her the Item, Slagle received kindergarten and pre-k course of listening to was made in the midst unable to take place in the students personally be- notification that all Na- students, allowing room teachers, I looked at ev- of uncertainty about following weeks, but as of cause the cancelation of hant public buildings for both the first and sec- ery option possible that the immediate future of now, nothing is guaran- her Saturday classes hap- would close indefinitely ond grades at the Veter- logistically and financially schools both state and na- teed. pened so abruptly. and made the decision to ans. would work.” tion-wide, many of which “Now, with no school, I “They’re all thanking suspend her classes until “I’ve been thinking about Grabowski was less opti- — including Saugus — don’t know,” he said. me, telling me to stay further notice. safe,” she said. For teachers and stu- At the time of her in- dents alike, the prolonged terview, Sallee Slagle of time away from the stu- Dance Dimensions in Na- dio is difficult for those hant had suspended big- who consider their dance ger classes and was tak- friends to be more like ing extensive precautions family. to sanitize her studio for “I have a big family in smaller lessons. my studio,” Estes said. Her professional com- “People always say we’re pany, Forty Steps Dance, just like one big dancing was scheduled to perform family.” I think I have coronavirus. What do I do? Stay home.

ADVICE According to Pechin- From A1 sky, it is possible that the disease is most con- ITEM PHOTO | SPENSER HASAK conditions such as diabe- tagious when people are tes or heart disease. most symptomatic — with Artist Leslie Ann Eliet of West Gloucester sets up her exhibition, “Walking (Ink) Meditations: As of Friday, Lynn had symptoms arising usu- Etchings and Artist’s Books,” at ReachArts in Swampscott. nine residents under ally between two and 14 self-quarantine who were days after exposure — but not symptomatic, but had much remains unknown Swampscott art exhibit meant to provoke meditation either recently traveled or about the coronavirus and possibly come in contact its illness. EXHIBIT France. The ancient tombs like a Japanese byobu, or gramming check the web- with someone infected, ac- One frustration among From A1 are mostly dark, but with windscreen, used to sep- site at www.reacharts. cording to the city’s Public city officials, including Mc- entrances built strategi- arate small spaces in a org. Because of the cur- Health Department. These Gee, has been the lack of aren’t a perfect picture of cally to let in sunlight. In home in Japan. rent COVID-19 pandemic, people are taking their expedient testing for the a tree or marsh. But that’s Eliet’s work inspired by “(In Japanese art), you’re many events have been temperatures and report- coronavirus. State-level not the point. Gavrinis, darkness and able to leave empty spac- canceled or postponed. ing them twice a day. No authorities must approve Instead, Eliet’s art is curling patterns suddenly es,” Eliet said. “Western Right now, the exhibit one had been confirmed any coronavirus test, elon- meant to evoke the feel- give way to a beam of yel- art is so hung up on filling is scheduled to open April to have the coronavirus in gated the process, McGee ings she had in a certain low. every space.” 3 and 4 from noon to 3 the city as of Friday. said. place and moment in time. Eliet received a master’s Also available at the ex- p.m., April 5 from 2 p.m. “I remember certain as- degree at Tufts University hibit are books of Eliet’s pects of it that are mean- and studied at The School work. The books are right to 4 p.m., April 10 and 11 ingful to me,” she said, of The Museum of Fine in line with her philoso- from noon to 3 p.m., April LAW OFFICES OF pointing out a piece of Arts in Boston under Jap- phy — she wants people to 17 and 18 from noon to 3 JAMES J. CARRIGAN hers about the sun and the anese artist Kaji Aso. pause, look at something p.m., and April 19 from 2 • Social Security Disability moon. “This also has to do The Walking (Ink) Medi- for a period of time and p.m. to 4 p.m. • Workers Compensation right now with the fact we tations pieces are primar- contemplate it, not just An “Opening Reception” • Accidents gathering will be held for 25 years located across aren’t an agricultural peo- ily etchings with added glimpse for a second at a from Lynn District Court ple anymore, but the sun paint, and the Japanese hanging painting in an art Walking (Ink) Meditations Home delivery 15 Johnson St. and the moon still have a influence is apparent in gallery. on April 17 from 6 p.m. to subscribers dramatic effect on us. We Eliet’s exhibit. There are ReachArts’ Ingrid 781-596-0100 8 p.m. JAMES J. CARRIGAN shiver in the winter.” 17 pieces composed of at- Pichler suggests people Get FREE access to the e-edition on ANNE GUGINO CARRIGAN One of Eliet’s pieces re- tached panels, some of interested in Walking David McLellan can be LISA A. CARRIGAN, OF COUNSEL calls the neolithic tombs which fold in an accor- (Ink) Meditations or any reached at dmclellan@ www.jamescarriganlaw.com of Gavrinis in Brittany, dion-like manner, much of ReachArts other pro- itemlive.com. [email protected] A4 MONDAY, MARCH 16, 2020 OPINION WILL BUNCH HOW TO REACH US

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Hastings, 1922-1940 781-593-7700 Ernest W. Lawson, 1940-1960 ic presidential debates is They note that in the past, to a vacation cottage or a Charles H. Gamage and Peter Gamage, 1960-1982 how many hours have been working-class people were motorboat, and who now Ext. 2 Peter Gamage, 1982-1991 spent jawboning about uni- part of both stable compa- wonder what the hell went Peter H. Gamage, 1991-1996 Classifi ed/Legal Advertising Brian C. šayer, 1996-1999 versal health care plans like nies and, often, labor unions wrong. Sen. Bernie Sanders classi [email protected] Bernard W. Frazier Jr., 1999-2005 “Medicare for All” and how that offered not just better is fighting for the under-35 Peter H. Gamage, 2005-2014 little time has been spent working conditions and a voters who so internalized Subscriptions [email protected] John S. Moran, Executive Editor, 1975-1990 debating something else sense of self-worth that’s college as the only path to that could save tens of thou- not easily found in oppres- the American dream they Circulation sands of American lives. sive warehouse or fast-food took on crushing debts in [email protected] That thing is universal jobs with erratic hours or a the quest to get there. And Ext. 3 higher education, which — while Joe Biden’s support lack of access to health care. Newsroom unfortunately — is often This results not only in ear- is more diverse and more [email protected] simplified by friend and foe ly death but divorce, social complicated, a chunk of it [email protected] alike into “free college.” isolation, or even, they note, comes from boomers in af- Ext. 4 OK, so most people agree struggling just to walk up fluent bedroom communi- EDITORIAL that it should be easier and the stairs. ties like Northern Virginia Sports less expensive to attend col- But rising despair among who benefited from college [email protected] lege, in an economy where even younger people isn’t before the system was bro- Ext. 5 a diploma is frequently de- breaking news to people ken, who don’t see what the Bernie fuss is all about, and Retail and Online Panicking making manded as the price of ad- who live in historically Advertising mission. But not going to working-class areas like who want to return to their [email protected] college in today’s America lower Bucks County just mimosa-fueled Sunday ADVERTISING could kill you? To a lot of north of Philadelphia; in brunches without Trump’s coronavirus worse folks, that’s going to sound 2018 I wrote in this space rude tweets. Ernie Carpenter Jr. a little crazy. about the Pennsbury school Here’s the deal. No one Director of Advertising would ever create a system and Business Development, ext. 1355 But that’s the explosive board president who lost [email protected] premise of a new book one 20-something child to the way that American high- for everyone called “Deaths of Despair heroin and another to sui- er education has devolved Ralph Mitchell and the Future of Capital- cide, and who looked at — with insane runaway tu- Sales Representative, ext. 1313 ition, private universities [email protected] Editorial from the Los Angeles Times Editorial ism,” which was written one high school graduating that serve as country clubs Eric Rondeau Board by the married Princeton class from the late 2000s University academics Anne and found about 100 out for the children of the 1 per- Sales Representative, ext. 1280 [email protected] Case and Angus Deaton of 890 had died, most from cent, a worsening mismatch With the coronavirus spreading throughout the and comes out on March 17, drugs or suicide. between college coursework Patricia Whalen U.S., Americans are reacting in a variety of ways. right in the middle of the I don’t know how many of and the jobs that actually Sales Representative, ext. 1310 Some of them are smart, others ... not so much. 2020 primary season. Based those 100 didn’t attend col- exist, and predatory lenders [email protected] Staying away from big crowds, stocking up on pre- on the advance write-ups, lege, or dropped out because and for-profit scamsters — BUSINESS OFFICE scription medication and food in case of in-home starting from scratch. A rad- the perfectly timed tome of the cost in a state like Susan J. Conti isolation and washing hands frequently are all wise could reshape America’s Pennsylvania, which has ical rethinking should be the Controller, ext. 1288 in the face of a pandemic that is spread through vi- political debate much as some of the highest public top campaign issue in 2020. [email protected] rus-laden droplets sneezed or coughed by sick peo- Redefining the dream another academic work, university tuition in Ameri- Ted Grant ple. Thomas Piketty’s “Capital ca. I suspect the number was Two things need to hap- Publisher, ext. 1234 On the other hand, hoarding enormous quantities in the Twenty-First Cen- high. In recent days, I’ve be- pen. The first is to stop de- [email protected] of toilet paper, crates of bottled water or five-year tury,” altered the way we come fascinated with the fining the American dream strictly as a four-year col- Marian Kinney supplies of hand sanitizer as if the end is nigh is looked at income inequality. idea that the warped way ext. 1212 irrational and unhelpful to your fellow citizens. For Deaths of despair that American higher educa- lege diploma, but instead [email protected] Case and Denton first tion had developed in the 75 with a greater role for vo- one thing, public health experts say the best way to Will Kraft clean germy hands is to wash them with soap and broke into the political con- years since the end of World cational schools, commu- nity college or even less Chief Financial Of cer, ext. 1296 water. It could also be counterproductive to deny versation about three years War II has more to do with [email protected] traditional post-high school hand sanitizer to others, who could use it to avoid ago when they reported that why we’re so divided, angry, paths like internships or Paula Villacreses spreading the infection to you. And even though the a lot of things that were and pessimistic about the happening in 2010s’ Amer- future than people realize. public service. That’s to be A/R Specialist, ext. 1205 virus isn’t going away tomorrow, medicine to treat [email protected] ica — including the crisis of followed by the political will coronavirus infections is expected in the coming Think about it. In the opioid abuse and overdoses middle of the 20th century, to make all of these options Mike Shanahan months. A vaccine could be ready sometime next and a sharply rising suicide only 5 percent of Americans, not just accessible but es- Chief Executive Of cer, ext. 1956 year. rate among middle-aged, from the most elite families, sentially universal to our [email protected] And then there are simply idiotic and selfish reac- middle-class men — were earned four-year degrees. young people in the 18-22 Carolina Trujillo tions, such as stealing stocks of medical facemasks part of a broader trend they Starting with the GI Bill age group, which will re- Community Relations Director, ext. 1226 from hospitals and research facilities, as has been dubbed “deaths of despair.” in 1944, we defined college quire a big increase in gov- [email protected] reported in the United States. The nation already Their initial research first as the aspirational ernment spending. Jim Wilson has a woefully inadequate supply of face masks, and dovetailed with the star- American dream and later We can’t afford that, you Chief Operating Of cer, ext. 1200 taking protective gear away from those who work tling statistic, that — con- as a requirement for the say? First of all, you never [email protected] with sick people endangers everyone. trary to just about every only jobs worth having in a asked if we could afford $1 CIRCULATION other developed nation — trillion for a nearly 19-year Panicking in the face of pandemic might make “knowledge economy.” Yet, Lisa Mahmoud sense in a fictional zombie apocalypse, where 100 the United States had seen incredibly, after opening the war in Afghanistan that has accomplished absolute- Manager, ext. 1239 percent of those infected turn into flesh-eating mon- its life expectancy decline post-war spigot of college for [email protected] sters, but this kind of selfish and irrational behav- for three consecutive years the average American, we ly nothing, And now, know- ing that the current rigged ior could very well make the coronavirus outbreak for the first time since a shut it down at close to the CUSTOMER SERVICE story that’s been getting 50 percent mark. And yet system is literally killing La’ Mosha Ball worse for everyone else. people who ought to be hap- Customer Service, ext. 1276 Of course, people should be concerned and take ex- rehashed a lot in the news somehow we’re surprised [email protected] lately, the years surround- that the other 50 percentare py and productive citizens, traordinary-but-rational precautions to avoid com- how can we afford not to? GRAPHICS ing down with COVID-19 — for themselves, but also ing the global influenza out- so angry and resentful. break of 1918. Trump’s disdain And yet no one is quite Trevor Andreozzi for others in the community who are at higher risk - Yet the jarring term of It’s become conventional there. Sen. Elizabeth War Designer for serious illness or death, such as elderly people ren, who, regrettably, left “deaths of despair” gave wisdom that Trump and the [email protected] and those with underlying health conditions. And the presidential race last the conversation a better GOP recaptured the White week, had maybe the most Ned Connors it’s true that health officials have good reasons to grasp of “what” but not so House in 2016 with mas- Designer, ext. 1222 detailed higher-ed plan that be more alarmed by the new virus than the seasonal much “why.” Clearly the sive support from the white, [email protected] was heavily focused on elim- influenza, despite the fact that the former is respon- rapid deindustrialization of not-college-educated class- inating most of America’s Mark Sutherland sible for far fewer deaths this year than the latter. America during the latter es, including many who Creative Director, ext. 1330 staggering $1.4 trillion col- But the reality is that the vast majority of people 20th century, most intense hadn’t voted in past elec- [email protected] lege debt but arguably less who get infected will have moderate, mild or even in those inland Rust Belt tions but were energized by attentive to the needs of the NEWSROOM no symptoms. There’s simply no good reason for the counties that also swung a demagogue who seemed to half who’ve been shut out. masses to freak out. dramatically to the right- hate the elites in academia Mike Alongi Among those still in the Sports Editor, ext. 1228 As testing ramps up after a troubling delay, the wing populism of Donald or journalism as much as hunt, the Biden plan that [email protected] Trump in the 2016 election, they did. Less well under- number of confirmed cases will most likely rise focuses on free community seemed to be a factor, as well stood is that working-class Bill Brotherton quickly. Same with the global death toll. As this hap- college is arguably way too Features Editor ext. 1338 as the lack of social bonds in contempt specifically for pens, people need to hold their panic level in check. narrow, while Sanders — [email protected] an atomized society. college was the secret sauce This means: who deserves a lot of praise Now, the years of addi- Elyse Carmosino Not demanding diagnostic tests from health care of Trumpism. for injecting the idea of free tional research by Case and Reporter, ext. 1264 providers if you are well and have had no known According to one sur- public-university education [email protected] Deaton has brought the No. contact with a sick person. The U.S. has a shortage vey after the 2016 elec- into mainstream politics — 1 factor into clearer focus. Gayla Cawley of testing kits, and priority should be given to those tion, 61 percent of white can do a better job making They found that rates of working-class men had a Reporter, ext. 1236 showing signs of illness or with documented expo- the average voter under- [email protected] death by suicide, drug over- sure, not to nervous germophobes. negative view of college stand how he’d finance this. doses and alcohol-related education as “a risky gam- Cheryl Charles Not buying into “miracle cures,” such the drinkable And Trump scores far too illnesses were relatively ble,” and those voters were News Editor, ext. 1278 silver concoction that televangelist Jim Bakker has many political points bash- [email protected] low among older white men twice more likely to vote for ing egghead-y elites to ac- been hawking on his show that he claims can cure Olivia Falcigno without college degrees as Trump. That report’s author tually care about breaking people of a COVID-19 infection in 12 hours. It can’t; recently as the late 1990s called this “economic fatal- Photographer, ext.1224 in fact, no cure has been found. There’s got to be a down barriers. [email protected] but have skyrocketed since ism” and explained: “The We need to do a lot bet- special place in hell for those who are profiteering then. What’s more, death enduring narrative of the Spenser Hasak from this outbreak. ter. All but a few crackpots Photographer, ext. 1332 rates are also spiking for American dream is that if think that free universal Being skeptical of home remedies shared by [email protected] younger men without di- you study and get a college public education in Amer- friends that supposedly offer protections from infec- plomas. The authors blame education and work hard, ica up to age 18 is a basic Thor Jourgensen tion, such as a shaving off facial hair (a myth that both working conditions for you can get ahead. The sur- Editorial Page Editor, ext. 1267 human right, so it’s time to [email protected] stemmed from respiratory safety poster for health the millions who’ve been vey shows that many white widen our definitions and providers from 2017) or avoiding ice cream and oth- shut out of the so-called working-class Americans, expand those ideals into Daniel Kane er cold food. knowledge economy, the especially men, no longer Sports Reporter, ext. 1228 the 21st century. A country [email protected] Showing compassion, rather than distrust and dis- frayed institutions that see that path available to that holds out college as the dain, for those who are infected or are self-quaran- make so many feel alone, them.” only route to the American Steve Krause tining to protect the rest of us. and a uniquely American Dig deeper and you’ll find Writer-at-Large, ext. 1229 dream and then makes it [email protected] And having patience with state and local govern- sense that failure isn’t be- that college is the thing either unattainable or unaf- ment officials who are grappling with difficult deci- cause of “the system,” that that broke America in two, fordable to all but the chil- Anne Marie Tobin sions and trying to walk the line between complacen- instead it’s your fault. although these days it’s re- dren of multimillionaires Sports Reporter, ext. 1307 A lesson from Europe [email protected] cy and overreaction to protect the community. Does ally more a case of dividing is instead creating a night- “European countries have us into three. It’s not sur- it make sense for an entire county to quarantine, as mare. Let’s mark 2020 on David McLellan faced the same kind of tech- prising that the three re- Reporter, ext. 1317 Italy has done? We will only know in hindsight. the calendar as the year we nological change we have, maining major presidential turned that around — and [email protected] With the stock market seesawing and our usual and they’re not seeing the candidates represent each work or school routines disrupted, it may feel a bit even saved a few lives in the Ryan York people killing themselves of these classes — and their process. Copy Editor, ext. 1220 like the end of the world as we know it. It’s not, and with guns or drugs or alco- increasingly warring cul- [email protected] we should act accordingly. Be careful, be responsible, hol,” Case told the New York tures. Will Bunch is the nation- TECHNOLOGY but don’t give in to pandemic panic. Times’ David Leonhardt Trump is clearly the can- al opinion columnist for the and Stuart A. Thompson in didate of what he calls “the Philadelphia Inquirer. 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] MONDAY, MARCH 16, 2020 THE DAILY ITEM A5 Community Calendar Monday, March 16 - Sunday, March 22

LYNN Pub, 9 p.m. Kickin’ Back K of C at Knights Entertainment Arts, 89 Burrill St., 6:45 p.m. of Columbus, 7-10 p.m., 17 Relay Read to Lydia the Comfort Yard. Municipal Monday, March 16 Sunday, March 22 Dog, 4-5 p.m., 295 Central St. Game Night, 6-7:30 p.m., 295 Board of Assessors meeting at Town Hall, 4:30 p.m. Entertainment Entertainment Sunday, March 22 Central St. Finance Committee meeting Cathartic Vibes with Shalom Stand Up for Mental Health: at Town Hall, 7 p.m. Open Mic at Walnut Street Cafe, Madness Walk-On at Bent Wa- Entertainment Wednesday, March 18 Pre-construction meeting/ 7-10:30 p.m. ter Brewing Company, 6 p.m. Nahant Reads Together: Book Machon School at Swampscott Karaoke Night at Lazy Dog Open Mic featuring Don White Discussion at the Peabody Essex Entertainment High School, Room B129, 7 p.m. Sports Bar, 9:30 p.m. at Walnut Street Cafe, 7:30-10 Museum, 1-4 p.m. 161 Essex St., Saugus Garden Club, 11:15 p.m. Salem. a.m.-1 p.m. 295 Central St. Municipal ESL Parents Class, 5:30-7:45 Tuesday, March 17 Aborn School Council meeting p.m., 295 Central St. Entertainment at Aborn Elementary School, LYNNFIELD PEABODY Lunch and Learn Business 409 Eastern Ave., 6 p.m. Series at Prince Pizzeria, 11:25 Afternoon Tea and Books at Monday, March 16 Monday, March 16 a.m.-12:30 p.m., 517 Broadway. Swampscott Public Library, 1 Tuesday, March 17 p.m. Education Education Municipal Municipal Entertainment Schools closed through March McCarthy School kindergar- Finance Committee meeting, Trivia at Lazy Dog Sports Bar, 20 ten registration, 76 Lake St. 2-9 p.m., 298 Central St. School Building Committee 9:30 p.m. Welch School Parent Teach- meeting at Swampscott High Municipal er Organization meeting, 50 School, Room B208, 6:30 p.m. Thursday, March 19 Municipal Library and senior center Swampscott Ave., 5:30 p.m. Earth Removal Advisory Com- City Council meeting at City closed until further notice. Interview with superinten- Education mittee meeting at Town Hall, 7 Hall, 5:30 p.m. dent finalist Julie Kukenberger, Getting in and Paying for Col- p.m. License Commissioners meet- Tuesday, March 17 Higgins Middle School library, lege: Everything You Need to ing at City Hall, 6 p.m. 85 Perkins St., 6 p.m. Know, 6:30-8 p.m., 444 Broadway. Wednesday, March 18 Traffic Commission meeting at Municipal Interview with superintendent Lynn Police Department, 6 p.m. Conservation Commission, finalist Melissa Eakins-Ryan, Entertainment Entertainment Conservation Commission Town Hall Maney hearing room, Higgins Middle School library, Knitting Class, 10-12 p.m., 295 Trivia Night at Swampscott meeting at City Hall, 6:30 p.m. 55 Summer St., 6:30 p.m. 7 p.m. Central St. Public Library, 6:30 p.m. Zoning Board of Appeals meet- School Committee meeting Interview with superinten- St. Patrick’s Day Fun with Municipal ing at City Hall, Room 107, 7:30 CANCELED. dent finalist Arthur Unobskey, Miss Kelly, 3:30-4:30 p.m., 295 p.m. Higgins Middle School, 8 p.m. Central St. Select Board meeting at Swampscott High School, 6 p.m. Wednesday, March 18 Storytime in Saugus at Barnes Municipal Wednesday, March 18 and Noble, 10:30 a.m., 444A Municipal Zoning Board of Appeals hear- Broadway. Thursday, March 19 Entertainment Planning Board, Town Hall ing on 40 Oak St. project, City Entertainment Speak Up Open Mic at Walnut Maney hearing room, 55 Sum- Hall Wiggin Auditorium, 24 Friday, March 20 Street Cafe, 7:30-10:30 p.m. mer St., 7 p.m. Lowell St., 7 p.m. CFCE Playgroups at Reach- Board of Selectmen Fiscal Hot lunch for seniors, Peter A. Entertainment Arts, 89 Burrill St., 10 a.m. Young at Heart at Swampscott Thursday, March 19 2021 budget review, Merritt Torigian Center, 75 Central St., Steve Sweeney headlines at Center, 600 Market St., 7 p.m. 11:30 a.m.-noon Giggles, 517 Broadway. Public Library, 6:30 p.m. Entertainment EveryBODY Yoga at Reach- Arts, 89 Burrill St., 7:15 p.m. Karaoke at Brandy Barrel Thursday, March 19 Wednesday, March 18 Saturday, March 21 Pub, 9 p.m. Municipal Municipal Education Entertainment Traffic Study Advisory Commit- Municipal Carroll School kindergarten Manga and Anime Club, 10-11 Board of Health, Town Hall, tee meeting at Town Hall, 7 p.m. Ingalls School Council meeting registration, 60 Northend St. a.m., 295 Central St. Maney hearing room, 55 Sum- Library Trustees meeting at at Ingalls Elementary School, 1 South School kindergarten Lakeshore Learning Store: Read mer St., 5:30 p.m. Swampscott Public Library, 7 Collins St. Terrace, 8 a.m. registration, 16 Maple St. and Play with Curious George, Recycling Committee, Town p.m. Hall public works conference Interview with superinten- 10-3 p.m., 352E Broadway. Friday, March 20 room, 6:30 p.m. dent finalist Josh Vadala, Hig- Creating a Winning Team to gins Middle School library, 85 Buy your First Home at Sta- Friday, March 20 Entertainment Perkins St., 5:30 p.m. ples, 11:30 a.m.-12:30 p.m., 444 Entertainment Acoustic Fridays at Bent Wa- NAHANT Interview with superinten- Broadway. ter Brewing Company, 6 p.m. dent finalist Omar Easy, Hig- Storytime and Activities Fea- Walking (Ink) Meditations Ex- hibit at ReachArts, 89 Burrill Jim’s Kitchen at Walnut Street Wednesday, March 18 gins Middle School, 6:30 p.m. turing Pig the Tourist, 11 a.m., Cafe, 7:30-11:30 p.m. Interview with superinten- 444A Broadway. St., 12 p.m. Rain: A Tribute to the Beatles Entertainment dent finalist Chris Lord, Higgins Radio Roulette at Route 1 Grill at Lynn Auditorium, 8 p.m. Storytime at the Library, Middle School library, 7:30 p.m. House, 8-11 p.m., 817 Broadway. Saturday, March 21 Karaoke at Brandy Barrel 10:30-11:15 a.m., 15 Pleasant Pub, 9 p.m. Municipal Entertainment St. unday arch Retirement Board, City Hall S , M 22 Caregiver and Me Dance Class Saturday, March 21 Municipal lower level conference room, 24 Entertainment at ReachArts, 89 Burrill St., Conservation Committee Lowell St., 7 a.m. Artist Meet and Greet: Sally Ja- 9:15 a.m. Entertainment meeting, 7:30 p.m., 334 Nahant Rent Control Board meeting, cobson, 1-3 p.m., 295 Central St. Ballet Class at ReachArts, 89 Taproom Yoga at Bent Water Road. Municipal Light Plant, 201 War- Burrill St., 10 a.m. Brewing Company, 11 a.m. ren St. extension, 6:30 p.m. Walking (Ink) Meditations Ex- Coffee with a Cop at Land of Thursday, March 19 SWAMPSCOTT hibit at ReachArts, 89 Burrill a Thousand Hills Coffee, 11 a.m. St., 3 p.m. The Jon Waterman Project at Municipal SAUGUS Monday, March 16 Walnut Street Cafe, 7:30-11:30 Solarize Informational meet- Sunday, March 22 p.m. ing, 7-9 p.m., 96 Nahant Road. Monday, March 16 Entertainment Anavitoria at Lynn Auditori- Board of Selectmen meeting, 7 CFCE Playgroups at Reach- Entertainment Education um, 8 p.m. p.m., 334 Nahant Road. Arts, 89 Burrill St., 10 a.m. Compass Cafe at ReachArts, Live Music Saturdays at Bent Saugus Schools ELL Parent Miracles in Music at Reach- 89 Burrill St., 2 p.m. Meeting, 5-7:30, 295 Central St. Water Brewing Company, 8:30 Saturday, March 21 Arts, 89 Burrill St., 6:30 p.m. Walking (Ink) Meditations Ex- p.m. Dance Dimensions Creative hibit at ReachArts, 89 Burrill Karaoke at Brandy Barrel Entertainment Tuesday, March 17 Modern and Ballet at Reach- St., 2 p.m.

ENTERTAINMENT Ticket sales dive at box office; lowest turnout in 20 years

By Jake Coyle tion, especially in states ASSOCIATED PRESS that have instituted bans on larger gatherings. Cali- NEW YORK — Tick- fornia put a limit on gath- et sales plunged to their erings of 250 people; New lowest levels in at least York set its ban at 500 peo- 20 years at North Amer- ple; Ohio banned gather- ican movie theaters as ings of 100 people or more. the coronavirus pandemic “With the worldwide led to one of Hollywood’s coronavirus epidemic caus- worst weekends at the box ing many domestic theater office. chains to go to reduced Receipts totaled about seating and many interna- $55.3 million in U.S. and tional territories to either Canada theaters, accord- completely or partially ing to studio estimates close all theaters, as well as Sunday. Not since 2000 creating uncertainty about has weekend box office going to crowded spaces, revenue been so low, ac- all titles have seen larger cording to data firm Com- than expected drops,” Dis- score, when $54.5 million ney said in a statement. in tickets were sold on a Much of the entertain- PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS quiet September weekend. ment world has shut down. More people went to the Ian Lightfoot, voiced by Tom Holland, left, and Barley Lightfoot, voiced by Chris Pratt, appear in Broadway theaters, ma- movies the weekend after a scene from “Onward.” jor museums and theme Sept. 11, 2001. parks have closed their Disney’s latest release The weekend’s sales over- canceled last fall following The continent’s two larg- dustry was doing its best doors. Concerts have been from Pixar, “Onward,” all were down 45 percent a wave of deadly shoot- est chains, AMC Theaters to navigate the unknown. called off. Festivals includ- remained the top film, from the weekend before, ings, had hoped to do twice and Regal Cinemas, said “We’re still all working ing South by Southwest in earning $10.5 million in according to Comscore. as well. they wouldn’t fill theaters through it. The circuits are Austin, Texas, and the Tri- its second weekend. The While this weekend’s Most of Europe’s cin- to more than 50 percent doing a great job of taking beca Film Festival in New Christian romance “I Still crop of films weren’t ex- emas have shuttered in capacity to facilitate social government mandates York have been canceled or Believe” from Lionsgate pected to compete with recent days, as have the- distancing. Others asked and applying it to their delayed. Most live-action brought in $9.5 million. the same timeframe last aters in China, India, Leb- moviegoers to leave emp- businesses the best they film and TV production has Sony’s comic-book adap- year, when “Captain Mar- anon and Kuwait. Those ty seats around them. All possibly can,” Orr said. been put on hiatus. tation “Bloodshot,” with vel” was in release, reve- closures have already pledged to clean theaters “This is a unique point in Hollywood also has post- Vin Diesel, grossed an nue was down 60 percent slashed international in between screenings. time in our industry and poned most of its upcom- estimated $9.3 million in from the same weekend grosses. Health officials Other theaters opted to maybe in our nation. But ing releases. Next week’s its debut. The Blumhouse last year. are urging for those who close completely, including we’ll get to the other side most anticipated movie, horror satire “The Hunt” Pixar films virtually al- can stay home to do so, to many in New York. Of the of it, and the box office will “A Quiet Place Part 2,” has opened with $5.3 million. ways hold well for weeks, help stymie the spread of roughly 5,800 theaters in come back very healthy. been removed from the All of those totals were but “Onward” dropped the virus. the United States, about It’s just a matter of when schedule. Other major re- notably below expecta- 73 percent from its open- But the wide majority of 100 were closed over the that might be.” leases, including Disney’s tions. Most films last week ing weekend. “The Hunt,” North American theaters weekend. Health officials urged “Mulan” and the James had aimed to do 25 per- which remounted its re- remained open for busi- Jim Orr, Universal’s dis- people to stay home and Bond film “Die Another cent to 50 percent better. lease after its debut was ness over the weekend. tribution chief, said the in- minimize social interac- Day” have been put off. A6 THE DAILY ITEM MONDAY, MARCH 16, 2020 POLICE/FIRE

All address information, particu- Theft 10:09 p.m. Saturday on Light- larly arrests, reflect police records. In house Lane. The disturbance A report of a larceny at 9:31 the event of a perceived inaccuracy, reportedly stemmed from 12 a.m. Saturday at 33 High St.; it is the sole responsibility of the con- cars. Police reported two cars at 11:01 a.m. Saturday at 76 were moved along and the cerned party to contact the relevant Verona St.; at 7:09 p.m. Satur- gate was secured. police department and have the de- day 34 Brownville Ave. partment issue a notice of correction A report of a motor vehicle Theft to the Daily Item. Corrections or clar- theft at 10:35 a.m. Saturday ifications will not be made without at U-Haul at 282 Lynnway; A report of a phone scam at at 11:25 a.m. Saturday at 8 11:21 a.m. Friday on Mohawk express notice of change from the North Common Terrace; at Road. A caller reported she arresting police department. 4:54 p.m. Saturday at 3 Fos- received a call from someone dick Terrace; at 7:54 p.m. Sat- instructing her to set up an LYNN urday 34 Brownville Ave. online account to have $299 withdrawn every month. She Arrests Vandalism was later informed by her bank that her account had already PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS Romeo Coronado, 39, of 75 A report of vandalism at been accessed. Grant St., was arrested and 11:03 p.m. Friday at 4 Rock- A caller received a text from A gun store customer who gave his name only as John waits in line Sun- charged with OUI liquor, negli- dale Ave. FedEx that said the company day in Burbank, Calif. gent operation of a motor ve- A report of motor vehicle had delivered his package and hicle and leaving the scene of vandalism at 1:46 p.m. Satur- sent him a photo of the slip at property damage at 2:55 p.m. day at 148 Liberty St.; at 6:32 2:23 p.m. Friday on Bassett Saturday. p.m. Saturday at 372 Chatham Street. The message indicated Coronavirus vaccine Rando Mejia-Amador, 20, St. the package was sent to an- of 90 Park St., was arrested other address with his phone and charged with operation MARBLEHEAD number. The caller was con- of a motor vehicle with a sus- tacted by FedEx fraud, which trial starts Monday pended license and drug pos- Arrest relayed that someone tried to session with intent to distrib- charge $830 to him. By Zeke Miller teers with different doses ger-lasting protection is ute at 7:21 p.m. Saturday. Jupiter M. Rincon, 32, of 61 A report of ID theft at 1:01 ASSOCIATED PRESS of shots co-developed by developed. Kevin Sanchez, 22, of 35 Jersey St., Apt. 1, was arrested p.m. Saturday on Bubier Road. NIH and Moderna Inc. For most people, the new Marsh St., was arrested and on a warrant at 8:07 p.m. Fri- A caller reported someone WASHINGTON — A There’s no chance partic- coronavirus causes only charged with drug possession day. tried to hack his Xfinity ac- clinical trial evaluating ipants could get infected mild or moderate symp- a vaccine designed to with intent to distribute at 7:04 count. He said no money was from the shots, because toms, such as fever and protect against the new p.m. Saturday. Accidents taken and his credit cards were they don’t contain the vi- cough. For some, especial- coronavirus will begin Nicholas Smith, 41, of 62 not compromised. rus itself. The goal is pure- ly older adults and people A report of a motor vehicle Monday, according to a Clifton Ave., Saugus, was ar- ly to check that the vac- with existing health prob- crash at 9:43 a.m. Friday at At- government official. rested and charged with juror Vandalism cines show no worrisome lems, it can cause more lantic Avenue and Washington The first participant in failure to attend at 8:16 p.m. side effects, setting the severe illness, including Friday. Street; at 4:06 p.m. Friday at A report of vandalism at the trial will receive the Pleasant and Prince streets. 10:33 a.m. Friday on Mugford experimental vaccine on stage for larger tests. pneumonia. The world- Accidents Street. Monday, the official said, Dozens of research wide outbreak has sick- Assaults speaking on the condition groups around the world ened more than 156,000 A report of a motor vehicle are racing to create a vac- people and left more than A report of an assault at SWAMPSCOTT of anonymity because the crash at 11:05 p.m. Friday at trial has not been publicly cine as COVID-19 cases 5,800 dead. The death toll Hamilton and Rock avenues; 12:04 a.m. Sunday on Sewall continue to grow. Impor- in the United States is Street. A caller reported she Accidents announced yet. The Na- at 11:26 a.m. Saturday at tional Institutes of Health tantly, they’re pursuing more than 50, while infec- was assaulted by a woman Lynnway Mart at 800-810 Lyn- A report of a motor vehicle is funding the trial, which different types of vac- tions neared 3,000 across who was still on scene. She nway; at 1:38 p.m. Saturday at crash at 10:08 a.m. Friday at is taking place at the Kai- cines — shots developed 49 states and the District said she was punched and 507 Summer St.; at 2:03 p.m. Palm Beach Tan at 1016 Para- ser Permanente Washing- from new technologies of Columbia. hit by a shoe. She was taken Saturday at Boston and Wash- dise Road. Police reported the ton Health Research Insti- that not only are faster to The vast majority of peo- to Salem Hospital and wanted ington streets; at 2:04 p.m. crash occurred in Salem; at tute in Seattle, the official produce than traditional ple recover. According to to press charges against the Saturday at Richdale at 149 4:04 p.m. Friday at 328 Essex said. inoculations but might the World Health Organi- woman. Walnut St.; at 2:15 p.m. Sat- St.; at 7:55 p.m. Friday at Star- Public health officials prove more potent. Some zation, people with mild urday at 118 Alley St.; at 2:26 bucks at 450 Paradise Road. say it will take a year to researchers even aim for illness recover in about p.m. Saturday at 81 Grant St.; Complaints A motor vehicle crash was 18 months to fully validate temporary vaccines, such two weeks, while those at 3:35 p.m. Saturday at Bright A report of a woman scream- reported at 11:44 p.m. Friday any potential vaccine. as shots that might guard with more severe illness Start Laundromat at 7 Market ing and yelling at 4:03 p.m. Fri- at 15 Farragut Road. A caller Testing will begin with people’s health a month or may take three weeks to Square; at 11:58 p.m. Satur- day on Pleasant Street. A caller reported there was a party and 45 young, healthy volun- two at a time while lon- six weeks to recover. day at 33 Bowler St.; at 12:51 reported an unknown woman kids crashed their car into the a.m. Sunday at 117 Lynnfield was yelling and screaming in wall. The caller said the kids St.; at 1:15 a.m. Sunday at the salon. She was described were trying to get the car off How national security surveillance Chauncy Place and Chatham as a white woman with a black the wall and the situation was Street. eye, who was wearing sun- unsafe. A report of a motor vehicle glasses and a parka. An officer helps nab more than spies hit and run crash at 1:18 a.m. spoke with her in the lot. Complaints By Eric Tucker Saturday at Essex Street and A caller reported she was A report of a juvenile prob- ASSOCIATED PRESS Rockaway Avenue; at 5:46 being threatened via text mes- lem at 1:39 a.m. Friday at 174 a.m. Saturday at 17 River St.; sage by a neighbor over a park- WASHINGTON — The Humphrey St. An officer was at 4:03 p.m. Saturday on In- ing spot in the Gerry School lot case against Nassif Sami flagged down about a kid who galls Street. at 6:19 p.m. Friday on Me- Daher and Kamel Mo- was nearly run over when rid- chanic Square. Police reported hammad Rammal, two ing a bike in the middle of the Assaults there were no threats. The text Michigan men accused of road. Police reported the per- stated the woman would be re- food stamp fraud, hardly son was making a video. A report of an assault at sponsible if she damaged his seemed exceptional. But A report of suspicious activ- 2:56 p.m. Saturday on Nahant car while parking hers. the tool that agents used ity at 3:04 p.m. Friday at 402 Place. A report of kids on bikes to investigate them was Paradise Road. at 8:51 p.m. Friday at Ocean extraordinary: a secretive A report of a disturbance at Breaking and Entering and Atlantic avenues. A caller surveillance process in- 5:35 p.m. Friday at 6 Archer reported eight to 10 kids were tended to identify poten- A report of a motor vehi- St. A caller reported hearing riding in and out of traffic. Po- tial spies and terrorists. cle breaking and entering at screams. Police reported the lice spoke with the group. It meant that the men, 3:58 a.m. Sunday on Central call was from Clark Park in A report of suspicious activity unlike most criminal de- Square; at 5:22 a.m. Sunday Lynn and the city’s police de- at 11:04 p.m. Friday on Brack- fendants, were never PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS at MBTA parking garage at partment was on scene. 186 Market St.; at 10:49 a.m. ett Place. A caller reported there shown the evidence au- Keith Gartenlaub, a former Boeing engineer, Sunday at 40 Central Square; was a man pacing back and Gunshot thorities used to begin was targeted with a FISA warrant because at 11:22 a.m. Sunday at 186 forth on the seawall and she investigating them or the agents suspected him of having provided the Market St. was concerned for him. Police A report of a gunshot at 9:15 information that the Jus- designs of a C-17 transport plane to China. couldn’t find the man. p.m. Friday at 9:15 p.m. Friday tice Department present- Gunshots Suspicious activity was re- at 19 Lewis Road. A caller re- ed to obtain the original charge other crimes they Detroit service station. ported at 8:14 a.m. Saturday ported hearing two distinct warrant. find evidence of for fear of The next month, prose- A report of a gunshot at 1:04 on Village Street. A homeowner gunshots coming from the The case is among recent tipping the target’s con- cutors told them that the a.m. Sunday at Liberty and reported a neighbor told her direction of Lewis Road and Justice Department prose- spirators to the investiga- government intended to Market streets. someone was loading a van Kensington Lane. cutions that relied on the tion’s actual purpose. use information collected up with site materials from same surveillance powers, But critics say building under a warrant approved Overdose her home that was under con- Theft known by the acronym routine cases on evidence by the Foreign Intelli- struction. The caller thought a FISA, that law enforce- derived from FISA war- gence Surveillance Court, A report of an overdose at company was stealing her ma- A report of a larceny at ment officials acknowl- rants undermines constitu- which authorizes law en- 2:03 p.m. Saturday on Essex terials, but police said it was a 12:25 a.m. Saturday at 71 edge were misused in tional protections against forcement to eavesdrop Street; at 6:17 a.m. Sunday on misunderstanding. Puritan Road. A caller reported the Russia investigation. unreasonable searches. on people it has probable Essex Street. A report of a disturbance at her boyfriend stole her phone. Those errors have prompt- And if the original surveil- cause to believe are agents ed a reckoning inside the lance application is riddled of a foreign power. FBI and debate in Con- with errors or omissions, That meant that while POLICE BRIEFS gress about new privacy they say, any resulting pros- Daher and Rammal could safeguards. The attention ecution is tainted. Though see government evidence given to FISA has also sought help at a home on arrested a fugitive after some judges have raised about the fraud allega- Trial of man charged cast a spotlight on cases the Shrewsbury side of exchanging fire with the concerns, no court has pro- tions, they were denied with throwing girl off such as the Michigan one, the lake. suspect as he tried to hibited the practice, and details about the reasons where surveillance tools bridge postponed The trial had been evade capture. the Supreme Court has for the national security used to investigate foreign scheduled to start March The State Police say never directly confronted surveillance. WORCESTER (AP) intelligence threats end 30 in Worcester Superior troopers apprehended the specific issue. Though the Justice De- — The trial of a man up leading to prosecutions partment has refused to Court. 42-year-old Enrique Patrick Toomey, senior charged with kidnapping for commonplace, domes- staff attorney with the disclose the application But the prosecutor Gonzalez after troopers his friend’s 7-year-old tic crimes. American Civil Liberties it submitted to the court, in the case requested a spotted the Framingham daughter and throwing The department says it Union national securi- its filings make clear the continuance on Thurs- resident leaving a West her off a bridge and into a can’t turn a blind eye to ty project, noted that the case was part of a broader day, telling Judge James Springfield motel room on lake has been postponed crimes it uncovers when Fourth Amendment re- terrorism-related inquiry. Reardon Jr. that the until October. Friday. scrutinizing someone for quires the government to Prosecutors produced a results of forensic testing Joshua Hubert, 37, of Authorities say Gonza- national security purpos- describe the type of crim- statement from Attorney Worcester has pleaded not that is being conducted lez was shot after he fired es, even if those offenses inal evidence it’s seek- General William Barr say- guilty to attempted mur- would not be available by on the troopers during an weren’t the initial basis ing before conducting a ing the FISA materials der, kidnapping a child the scheduled March trial attempt to evade capture. of the investigation. In re- search. held classified information under 16 and strangula- date, according to The According to the State cent years, inquiries that “Our view is that the about counterterrorism tion or suffocation. Telegram & Gazette. Police, he was conscious began with FISA warrants types of broad searches investigations and that Hubert attended a Judge Reardon thus and alert when he was have yielded charges in- for foreign intelligence in- disclosing them would cookout with the girl’s rescheduled the trial for arrested and is now recov- cluding child pornography formation flips the Fourth harm national security. family on Aug. 26 2017, Oct. 19. ering at a local hospital and bank and wire fraud. Amendment on its head Rammal, who was raised according to prosecutors. Hubert is free on $50,000 while under police guard. Current and former of- when the government re- in Lebanon, has since Early the next morning, cash bail with GPS mon- No troopers were ficials say just because purposes those searches pleaded guilty to fraud. he kidnapped the girl, itoring. His attorney has injured during Friday’s a FISA warrant produc- for domestic criminal pros- Daher has fought unsuc- choked her, and threw her said that his client main- incident. es charges other than ecutions,” Toomey said. cessfully to see the FISA off an Interstate 290 over- tains his innocence. Gonzalez was wanted on national security ones That’s what happened information and is await- pass into Lake Quinsig- charges of cocaine pos- doesn’t mean the target with Daher and Rammal. ing trial. His lawyers con- amond, prosecutors said. State Police shoot, arrest session and taking sexual is no longer considered a They were charged in Au- tend Daher, a Muslim, was They have not disclosed a fugitive in West Springfield photos of a minor. national security threat. gust 2018 with defrauding targeted in a post-Sept. 11 motive. An attorney for Gonza- Sometimes, particularly the food stamp program “mob mentality” Neither The girl swam about WEST SPRINGFIELD lez could not be located on when disrupting a terror- in a scheme that investi- men faced terrorist-relat- 100 yards to shore and (AP) — Police have Saturday. ism plot, prosecutors may gators say was based at a ed charges. MONDAY, MARCH 16, 2020 THE DAILY ITEM A7 NATION NYC to close schools to fight coronavirus

By Larry Neumeister start as early as Tuesday. want to close the New closed suddenly and health and Marina De Blasio had been re- York City public schools,” care workers had to stay Villeneuve luctant to close the school the Democratic governor home with their children. ASSOCIATED PRESS system because of the con- had said earlier in the Gresham, though, said sequences for students and day, adding he thought it in a statement that he was NEW YORK — New families. Just Saturday, prudent to do so as soon now confident that a plan York City will close the the Democratic mayor said as a plan was in place to could be reached to pro- nation’s largest public keeping schools running ensure that children of vide childcare for health- school system on Monday, was critical. He worried health care workers would care workers through sending over 1.1 million that health care workers, be cared for. school resource centers. children home in hopes of first responders and oth- Cuomo spoke shortly He also called on the city curbing the spread of coro- er needed workers would after county officials shut and state to provide more navirus. have to stay home to care schools in Long Island funding for childcare for Mayor Bill de Blasio for children, and that hun- and, across the state, in all health care workers. announced the decision dreds of thousands of poor of Erie County, including “With these critical to close schools through students could go hungry Buffalo. processes moving, I am at least April 20 and pos- without their free or re- Earlier, George Gresh- now calling on Mayor de sibly for the school year, duced-price school meals. am, president of the Blasio to close New York following a growing num- Multiple states had al- healthcare workers union City’s public schools to PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS ber of school closures in ready announced they SIEU 1199, had called help protect public health communities and entire Michael Mulgrew, president of the United Fed- were closing schools. So on de Blasio to close city and prevent the spread of states around the country eration of Teachers in New York City, addresses have cities including Los schools, a step the may- COVID-19,” he said in a and mounting pressure in a news conference at UFT headquarters in New Angeles, Houston, San or still seemed reluctant statement. New York from residents, York Sunday. Francisco, Seattle and to take when he cited the On Sunday morning, City Council members and Washington, D.C. union’s support for keep- Nassau County County others. other choice.” public schools. Many pri- The shutdown had start- ing the schools open as he Executive Laura Curran The mayor called it a He also announced that vate schools already have ed to seem inevitable Sun- spoke on WABC-TV earli- announced that schools “very troubling moment, a there were now five deaths closed. day as de Blasio lost key er Sunday. throughout the county ad- moment when I’m just dis- in New York and that he Gov. Andrew Cuomo’s support to keep schools The union had previous- jacent to New York City traught at having to take was ordering the end of office had announced the open and Cuomo called for ly warned that hospitals, would be closed for at this action, but I became elective surgeries. city school closure mo- all downstate schools to be now bracing for a flood of least the next two weeks. convinced over the course The shutdown affects ments before de Blasio, closed. virus patients, could face a Nassau County has more of today that there is no the city’s nearly 1,900 but initially said it would “For New York City, I manpower crisis if schools than 1.3 million residents. Illinois shuts down bars, restaurants By Sudhin people might be “overre- Thanawala acting.” ASSOCIATED PRESS In New Orleans, Syd Knight, 86, celebrated The governor of Illinois despite the public health on Sunday ordered all warnings and the higher bars and restaurants in risk she faced because of his state to close amid the her age. threat of the new corona- “The Lord will take care virus, and officials else- of us all,” Knight told The where in the country said Times-Picayune-New Or- they were considering leans Advocate. similar restrictions after Oklahoma’s governor revelers ignored warnings tweeted a picture of him- against attending large self and his children at a gatherings. PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS “The time for persua- crowded metro restaurant sion and public appeals Saturday night. President Donald Trump speaks during a briefing about the coronavirus in the James Brady is over,” Gov. J.B. Pritzker In the since-deleted Press Briefing Room of the White House Sunday. said. “This is not a joke. tweet, Republican Gov. No one is immune to this.” Kevin Stitt wrote: “Eat- The Democratic gover- ing with my kids and all nor said he had tried ear- my fellow Oklahomans at Trump calls on Americans lier this week to appeal to the @CollectiveOKC. It’s everyone’s good judgment packed tonight!” to stay home, to avoid “The governor will con- to cease hoarding food, supplies bars, and not congregate tinue to take his family in crowds. He added that out to dinner and to the it is unfortunate that grocery store without liv- By Hope Yen and leading grocery chain spread of the coronavirus. prayer and held a confer- many people didn’t take ing in fear, and encourag- Aamer Madhani executives, that grocers Still, Dr. Anthony Fau- ence call with grocery and that seriously. es Oklahomans to do the ASSOCIATED PRESS would remain open and ci said travel restrictions supply chain executives The order takes effect same,” Charlie Hannema, that the supply chain re- within the United States, on how to keep food and WASHINGTON — Presi- Monday night and will a spokesman for the gov- mained healthy. Vice Pres- such as to and from hard-hit other necessary supplies dent Donald Trump on Sun- last through March 30. ernor, said in an email. ident Mike Pence urged Washington state and Cali- flowing to Americans. In New Orleans and Health officials have ad- day called on Americans to Americans to only buy the fornia, probably will not be New protocols were on Chicago, people clad in vised people to distance cease hoarding groceries groceries they need for the needed anytime soon. the way to protect the green for St. Patrick’s Day themselves from each oth- and other supplies, while week ahead. The push by one of the na- president and his staff. packed bars and spilled er socially. Some states one of the nation’s most se- “You don’t have to buy tion’s foremost public health Starting Monday, those onto crowded sidewalks have banned gatherings nior public health officials so much,” Trump said at a experts for Americans to act who enter the White on Saturday even after with more than a certain called on the nation to act news conference. “Take it with greater urgency came House complex will have the cities canceled their number of people. with more urgency to safe- easy. Just relax.” as officials in Washington their temperatures tak- parades. Officials in New Jersey guard their health as the The comments from the began preparing for what is en, according to a person “I’m not about to put are considering a state- coronavirus outbreak con- president after the gov- expected to be a long-haul familiar with the matter my life on hold because wide curfew to help pre- tinued to spread across the ernment’s top infectious effort to try to stem the vi- who spoke on condition of this is going around,” Kyle vent the spread of the vi- United States. Dr. Anthony disease expert said he rus that has upended life anonymity to discuss pro- Thomas told the Chica- rus, New Jersey Gov. Phil Fauci says he would like to would like to see aggres- around the globe. tocols not yet announced. go Sun-Times. Thomas, a Murphy said Sunday. One see aggressive measures sive measures such as a At the White House, This would expand on nurse from Colorado, said city in the state, Hoboken, such as a 14-day national 14-day national shutdown Trump tuned in to an on- screenings that began he had flown to Chicago to has already implemented shutdown. that would require Amer- line evangelical church Saturday for those in close celebrate St. Patrick’s Day one — from 10 p.m. to 5 Trump assured Ameri- icans to hunker down service on what he desig- proximity to the president with friends and thought a.m. — starting Monday. cans, after speaking with even more to help slow the nated as a national day of and vice president. Fed takes emergency steps to slash rates and ease bank rules

By Christopher The central bank will bankruptcy protection. buffers that were imposed Rugaber buy $500 billion of Trea- “This is a break-the-glass after the 2008 financial ASSOCIATED PRESS sury securities and $200 moment” for the Fed, said crisis for lending. billion of mortgage-backed Mark Zandi, chief econo- “The Federal Reserve WASHINGTON — The securities. This is an effort mist at Moody’s Analytics. is prepared to use its full Federal Reserve took to smooth over market dis- “They are throwing every- range of tools to support emergency action Sunday ruptions that have made it thing they’ve got at this. the flow of credit to house- to help the economy with- hard for banks and large My sense is they must be holds and businesses and stand the coronavirus by investors to sell Treasur- nervous about the cred- thereby promote its max- slashing its benchmark ies as well as to keep lon- it system not functioning imum employment and interest rate to near zero ger-term rates borrowing properly. They are trying price stability goals,” the and saying it would buy rates down. The disrup- to shore up confidence.” central bank said in a $700 billion in Treasury tions in the Treasury mar- By aggressively slash- statement announcing its and mortgage bonds. ket sent the yield on the ing its benchmark short- emergency action. The Fed’s surprise an- 10-year Treasury rising term rate to near zero “It confirms that the Fed nouncement signaled its last week, an unusual move and pumping hundreds of sees the economy going concern that the viral out- that threatens to push bor- billions of dollars into the down ... very sharply’’ to- break will depress econom- rowing costs for mortgages financial system, the Fed’s ward recession, said Adam ic growth in the coming and credit cards higher. moves Sunday recalled the Posen, president of the Pe- FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS months and that it is pre- All told, the Fed’s mas- emergency action it took at terson Institute for Inter- pared to do whatever it can sive response is intended the height of the financial Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell pauses national Economics, said. counter the risks. It cut its to keep financial markets crisis. Starting in 2008, the during a news conference in Washington. The Fed also said it has key rate by a full percent- functioning and lending Fed cut its key rate to near cut interest rates on dollar age point — to a range be- flowing to businesses and zero and kept it there for steps are intended to payrolls. The Fed said it loans in a joint action that tween zero and 0.25 percent consumers. Otherwise, seven years. The central free up money for banks has dropped its normal re- it has taken with five cen- — and said it would keep it as revenue dries up for bank has now returned to lend. As businesses quirement that banks hold tral banks overseas. That there until it feels confident countless small business- that rate — which influ- across the country see cash equal to 10 percent of is intended to ensure that that the economy can sur- es that have suddenly lost ences many consumer and their revenues dwindle its customers’ deposits, al- foreign banks continue to vive a sudden near-shut- customers, those employ- business loans — to its re- as consumers stay home, lowing banks to lend those have access to dollars that down of economic activity ers could be forced to lay cord-low level. they will seek short-term funds. It also said banks they lend to overseas com- in the United States. off workers or even seek Some of the Fed’s new loans to maintain their can use additional cash panies. A8 MONDAY, MARCH 16, 2020 LOOK! Act Happy Day, Black Press Day, Panda Day, Everything You Do is Right Day

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PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS State historian Earle Shettleworth examines a First Maine Militia uniform, probably worn by a soldier from Buck eld, on display at the Maine State Museum in Augusta. Happy 200th birthday

ITEM PHOTOS | SPENSER HASAK to Maine, but virus Nearly two dozen kite surfers took to the water off of Dog Beach Nahant on Saturday to enjoy a warm, windy day. zaps the party

AUGUSTA, Maine (AP) May and the arrival of tall — Mainers have a special ships in late June. bond with Massachusetts But Gov. Janet Mills that’s friendly for the didn’t let the milestone most part. What Mainer go unnoticed. “Maine doesn’t love the Boston has a proud and storied Red Sox, after all? history. As we celebrate But it wasn’t always so. ‘statehood day’ during our Maine became a state by bicentennial year, let us splitting from Massachu- re ect on that history and setts, gaining indepen- recommit ourselves to the dence 200 years ago at a values that shape us as a time when residents were state and as a people,” the smarting over Massa- governor said. chusetts’ decision not to The state was a territo- defend the Maine territo- ry of Massachusetts until ry in the War of 1812. 1820. Maine voters reject- The state marked the ed statehood three times bicentennial of Maine’s before the War of 1812, liberation from Massa- which left many Mainers chusetts on March 15, incensed. 1820 — but without a British troops remained birthday party. in some locations of The coronavirus pan- Maine until a year before demic forced the state’s the fourth, successful vote bicentennial committee to in 1819. But statehood postpone Sunday’s celebra- wasn’t rati ed by Con- A kite surfer, above, catches air as roughly tion in Augusta that was gress until the Missouri two dozen others take advantage of a per- supposed to kick off ac- Compromise, which fectly windy and warm Saturday on the tivities that will continue aimed to maintain the water off of Dog Beach in Nahant. through the year, including balance of power between plans for a big parade in free and slave states.

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By Anne Marie Tobin off their rst shot of the second period, ITEM STAFF and that was it.” Sheehan earned nine varsity letters at LYNNFIELD — Lynn eld resident Lynn eld. A senior captain, he was the Ryan Sheehan is no stranger to MIAA starting catcher on the baseball team, sectional championship games. leading the Pioneers to the north nals As a three-sport standout athlete at his junior and senior years. Lynn eld High, Sheehan played in four In hockey, Sheehan was a three-year North sectional championship games, starting goaltender for the Pioneers, two each in hockey and baseball. In his leading them to two north championship four-year tenure as assistant coach of nals, the rst as a sophomore and the the Lynn eld baseball team under head second as a senior. coach John O’Brien, Sheehan has helped He also started for three years at line- lead the Pioneers to four straight Divi- backer, tight end and fullback on the foot- sion 3 North championships from 2017- ball team. 2020. This past winter, Sheehan, in his fourth Following graduation in 2004, Shee- year as head boys hockey coach at Triton, han spent a year at Hebron Academy in did it again, leading the Vikings to their Maine where he played football, hockey second sectional nal in program history. and baseball. He moved on to Eastern The Vikings, who have never won a state Connecticut State University, playing championship, last advanced to the nals two years of baseball before injuries put in 1990. an end to his playing career. That’s the good news. “I just zzled out after shoulder and The bad news is unfortunately, Sheehan knee injuries made it impossible for me has come up empty every time, the latest to play,” said Sheehan. loss coming at Tsongas Arena March 9 at A physical education teacher in Lynn, the hands of Lincoln-Sudbury by a score Sheehan got his start in coaching after of 8-1. college when his older brother Pat was “I guess you could say I’m pretty good named head football coach at Triton. at getting there and I’m pretty good at “That was not my original plan at all,” not being able to nish it off,” laughed said Sheehan. “I majored in economics. Sheehan. “We got off to a bad start. Lin- My brother Pat had just gotten the head coln-Sudbury scored three goals in their football coach job at Triton and he asked rst ve shots and were down 4-0 quick- me to come and coach with him. I had COURTESY PHOTO ly. I thought we gained some momentum wanted to stay with sports as long as pos- Triton hockey coach Ryan Sheehan (center), a Lynn eld native, led the when we scored a goal near the end of the Vikings to the Division 2 North nal in his fourth season with the pro- rst period, but they came out and scored SHEEHAN, B2 gram. Lynn Babe Ruth offers free baseball for all

By Steve Krause ber of teams in memory,” he said. “There ITEM STAFF were 13 teams between the two levels (13-year-old prep and 14- and 15-year- LYNN — The Lynn Babe Ruth baseball olds). organization will do away with registra- However, he said, “this year projects a tion fees for the coming season and offer slight decrease due to extremely small all youth in Lynn and Nahant to play for number of little league graduates.” free at the Ben Bowzer Complex on the Earp said the city is teeming with kids grounds of Breed Middle School. who qualify to play Babe Ruth, “but they The Devereaux family, which runs R.J. just aren’t playing.” Devereaux Corp. in Lynn, offered to pro- Earp said there is a misconception that vide the money for all of-age players in Amateur Athletic Union (AAU)-spon- the group. Mike Devereaux, president sored youth baseball teams cut into num- of the corporation, and Jeff Earp, Babe bers for groups such as Babe Ruth. Ruth president, ironed out the details Not true, he said. over the winter. “AAU doesn’t hurt and take kids like “Mike and I are very good friends,” Earp many think,” he said. “The vast majority said. “In conversation, we were talking of AAU players in Lynn play both. Only a about the decreasing numbers of kids couple per year play only AAU.” playing baseball, nationally and locally. Earp said one area for the decline in “We shared thoughts and ideas on why numbers seems to be the inability of this was happening in such a dramatic some families to pay the fees. fashion and so quickly,” he said. “Even though Babe Ruth fees are very Earp said Lynn’s Little Leagues have small,” Earp said, “Lynn Babe Ruth has seen a major drop in numbers over the about 50 percent of its membership un- past couple of years. able to pay each year. “In fact,” he said, “three of the leagues “We hear more and more that families are having a very dif cult time putting don’t sign up because they are unable together two teams in their Majors for to pay and are not aware that we would ITEM FILE PHOTO the second year in a row. waive their fee or we hear that some are “That is astonishing,” he said. uncomfortable having that discussion Lynn Babe Ruth president Jeff Earp has worked with Mike Devereaux On the other hand, Earp said, Lynn and some embarrassed,” he said. of R.J. Devereaux Corp. to cover all registration fees for of-age players Babe Ruth has been growing. in Lynn and Nahant. “Last year (2019) saw the largest num- BABE RUTH, B2 COVID-19 fallout’s the NFL players same for pros and kids OK contract This is a national emergency, and ASSOCIATED PRESS the nearly 2,500 union you have to do what you have to do. members who participat- But there is ancillary fallout from By a close vote, with ed, was 1,019-959. Ratifi- all this, and the Bruins would quali- some 500 union members cation required a simple not participating, NFL fy as major victims. majority — results were players approved a new Not so much the Celtics, however. announced Sunday — labor agreement with You got the feeling, at the time the and there could be lasting the league. It features a NBA shut down, that they’d gone as resentment among union 17-game regular season, far as they were going to go. The rest members, given how close higher salaries, increased of the season lined up as a strug- the vote was. roster sizes and larger Here are some questions that “Can’t believe we agreed gle as Kemba Walker teetered back pensions for current and might remain unanswered if the to that lol,” Colts tight and forth between available and PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS former players. end Eric Ebron tweeted. COVID-19 threat continues into the unavailable. They may have gone a The deal, which runs The injury issues with Kemba “We can only play this summer. couple rounds deep, but that would through the 2030 season, Whither the Bruins and Celtics? have been the end of it. Walker are one of the many game for so long and y’all things that were plaguing the was accepted by the 32 The Bruins, save for one dip around If there’s a team that perhaps ben- team owners last month. didn’t want everything Boston Celtics just before the Christmas, seem to be highly mo- e ts from uncertainty over whether The NFL Players Associ- we could get out of it? ... tivated after last spring’s Stanley there will be a season, it’s your Bos- NBA shut down the season. ation’s membership spent 2030 y’all do better.” Cup nal loss. Their two big  aws ton Red Sox. That’s because things the last week voting on Ravens cornerback — overtime and shootouts — appear are already uncertain enough with of mind” is about the best thing you the 439-page document Marlon Humphrey ex- to have been solved. And outside of them. can say about the situation. after its executive board pressed displeasure about the usual questions about Tuukka As usual, ownership was absolutely Because of the way the calendar narrowly rejected it by a the turnout for voting. Rask, they seemed poised for a re- tone deaf is trading Mookie Betts to falls, the NFL hasn’t missed a beat. 6-5 vote, and the player “Around 500 players peat run at least into the nals. satisfy salary cap goals. And Chris Yet. The Patriots agreed to terms representatives voted 17- didn’t even vote on the Now what? This year is taking on Sale appears headed for Tommy with Devin McCourty, which is a 14 in favor, with one ab- new CBA ...,” he tweeted. the vibe of the 1994 baseball strike John surgery (the only ones who good thing, and we all wait with stention. “It’s good and bad to this season, when the Montreal Expos seem to be unaware of this is the baited breath to nd out what Tom Clearly, there was some deal. I could see why any- (with Lynn’s Ken Hill as one of the team medical staff; thank goodness Brady’s going to do. strong player opposition one would vote either way. major pitchers on the staff, along those people aren’t in charge of com- It appears one place he won’t go to this collective bargain- I just think it’s amazing with Pedro Martinez) looked like the ing up with a coronavirus strategy). is Tennessee, where the Titans re- ing agreement, though. guys don’t even care.” best team in all of baseball. It looked as if it would be a long signed Ryan Tannehill. To tell you Many stars, including Almost immediately, We all know how that turned out. summer, and perhaps the season the truth, I gured Tennessee would Aaron Rodgers, Russell players were urging uni- It would be a shame — a real shame will start up in enough time for us to be the most logical stop for Brady if Wilson, J.J. Watt and Todd ty, particularly in the — if the Bruins’ potential champi- get some answers about this team. Gurley, spoke out against onship season got derailed. In the meantime, “out of sight, out KRAUSE, B2 it. The total vote, among NFL, B2 B2 SPORTS THE DAILY ITEM MONDAY, MARCH 16, 2020 This virus will affect NFL players approve contract both the pros and kids NFL comprehensive, transfor- week. A disproportionate that these gains are not mative agreement.” pay increase that will be enough when weighed all the right things when From B1 KRAUSE After discussions with less than promised be- against, for example, add- the MIAA decided to can- From B1 face of the criticism from the union during the day, cause of the growth of the ing another game. That cel their state champi- within their ranks about the NFL sent a memo to leagues revenue. No re- position reflects how some he was going to leave here, onship basketball games approving the deal. all teams Sunday night solved player restrictions members have chosen to because I can’t see Tan- Saturday. But it had to kill “The democratic pro- that the league will open or tags. Added mandatory weigh what aspect of the nehill being the answer them both — not because cess has played itself out,” the 2020 NFL business fines for hold outs that to anything other than they might be denied their deal is important to them. tweeted Eagles safety “who’s the best middling own glory, but because season on Wednesday, take an accrued season “The fact is, however, Malcolm Jenkins, one of quarterback in the NFL?” they saw how hard their as scheduled, with free from veteran players. On that there are literal- the most influential voic- But Tennessee has rising kids worked to get to their agency and trades. A de- top of that this CBA cut ly hundreds of issues in es in the union. “We must star Derrick Henry in the state championship games. lay had been considered benefits for some players any collective bargain- backfield, so perhaps a mid- This isn’t to second-guess be committed to unifying a possibility given league in shaky medical condi- ing agreement that affect dling quarterback is all the the MIAA for making the our current and former restrictions on travel as a tion. The worst part is that thousands of circumstanc- Titans need at this point decision to pull the plug members. While I don’t safeguard against the new 500 people didn’t vote. We es and impact thousands (and I’m sorry, folks, but on the games. But let’s not agree with the decision coronavirus. look like a weak union to of current and former Brady is fast becoming one minimize what it cost the because of its negative There was no immediate the owners and for this players which we must of those). And I really don’t players. They made great impacts on some current word on timing and poten- reason they will contin- consider carefully.” see another team out there sacrifices to get to that and former players, I do tial format changes for the ue to try to low ball and The gains the players that needs a quarterback point and it would have respect our process and draft, scheduled for Las take advantage of players make in the new agree- with enough boxes for Brady been nice if they’d been will push forward accord- Vegas from April 23-25, rights.” ment in sharing “a bigger to check. None of them have able to see things through. ingly.” something that was also Earlier, NFLPA Execu- portion of the growing someone like Brady as the In fairness, there are a NFL Commissioner expected to be discussed tive Director DeMaurice pie,” according to outgo- only missing ingredient. lot of drama clubs, robot- Roger Goodell, not sur- by the NFL and NFLPA. Smith explained the ins ing NFLPA President Eric Problem is, the Patri- ics clubs, and others who prisingly, praised the A 17-game schedule and outs of negotiating Winston, swayed the vote. ots need to start develop- find their members in the players’ acceptance of the won’t happen before the the new deal in a lengthy Among those gains: ing someone, and fast, or same boat. There are kids new CBA. 2021 season. The mechan- “open letter” tweet after —An increase from the they’ll be doomed to a de- who will most likely miss “We are pleased that ics for an uneven number the voting had concluded 47% of league revenues cade of Tampa Bay-hood. their spring seasons; se- the players have voted to of games — neutral sites Saturday night. given to the players, with And I’m sure that’s just niors who will never get ratify the proposed new or which teams get nine “The current proposal that percentage depen- what Bill Belichick wants. that opportunity to be cap- CBA, which will provide home games — will be contains increases across dent on the length of the ——- tains or leaders on their substantial benefits to all worked out in the interim. almost every category of season. Just one final thing, and team; and boys and girls current and retired play- Extending the season wages, hours, working —A reduction of the pre- it’s this: who will be deprived of ers, increase jobs, ensure was a nonissue with the conditions and benefits for season, initially from four Athletes seem to be giv- doing that which they love continued progress on players in 2011, when former and current play- games to three. More time en a lot of perks in schools. — whatever it is. player safety, and give the current 10-year deal ers,” he said. “Like any off during training camps. They seem to get most-fa- And in the line of (hope- our fans more and better was finalized after a 4 1/2 contested negotiation ... —Upgraded pensions, vored status a lot of the fully) good sportsmanship football,” Goodell said in month lockout. It has up- the proposal also reflects with the addition of groups time because of their tal- and good wishes, let’s please a statement. “We appreci- set many of them as it will trades with the counter- of previous players not in- ents, and because of the glo- heed the pleas of the med- ate the tireless efforts of become a reality in anoth- party which have to be cluded in past agreements. ry and notoriety those tal- ical community and stay the members of the Man- er season or so. carefully weighed and as- —Two more roster spots ents bring to their schools. inside, resist congregating agement Council Execu- Jaguars receiver Chris sessed across the entirety per team’s practice squad, It’s all wonderful — until in large numbers, and put tive Committee and the Conley posted his objec- of the deal. Please be con- with players having more it’s taken away from them. yourself on the 15-day dis- NFLPA leadership, both tions to a variety of items. fident that I hear — loudly freedom to move up to the Coaches Jeff Newhall abled list if you’re sick. of whom devoted nearly a “Players voted for a 17- and clearly — those of you regular roster and back. (St. Mary’s) and Antonio Someone, somewhere year to detailed, good faith game season,” he said on who have passionately ex- Two more will be added Anderson (English) said will thank you. negotiations to reach this Instagram. “No extra bye pressed their perspective later in the agreement. Lynn Babe Ruth will waive registration fees for players

BABE RUTH Earp thanked the De- From B1 vereaux family, saying that it had “removed per- “The baseball numbers haps the biggest obstacle in urban areas in gener- — the money.” al have decreased sharp- Mike Devereaux got ly,” he said. “No doubt involved with a Senior the same reasons apply.” Babe Ruth team four With the fees waived years ago with his broth- across the board, Earp er, Jim, winning the said, “we feel that when North Shore League ti- word got out that Base- tle. He is a 1985 gradu- ball was free that many ate of St. John’s Prep. of Lynn’s demographic He has been Lynn Babe would hear about it and Ruth’s dominant finan- come forward to play. cial sponsor the past few “Each year we hear years. He is a member of from kids and families the league’s board of di- well after the season rectors in an at-large po- started or even in the sition, focusing on fields, off-season that people finances and baseball. just didn’t know how to His uncle Robert, who register or where and founded the company, is when, etc.” a longtime North Shore Earp said he hopes philanthropist who runs that once word spreads, the Devereaux Family the news will entice oth- Charitable Trust, which ers to come forward. focuses on education and “Lynn is a city, a com- sports. munity with a natural “In the past few years, abundance of baseball he has shown unsolicit- talent,” he said. “We all ed financial support to know that. Yet there are all Lynn Little Leagues, many many kids that Swampscott Football and miss out on playing for many other youth orga- one reason or another.” nizations,” Earp said. PHOTO| ASSOCIATED PRESS Tennessee Titans quarterback Ryan Tannehill passes against the New England Patriots in the Sheehan stays close to the first half of an NFL wild-card playoff football game, in Foxborough. Tannehill will return to the ice as a coach at Triton Titans next season. SHEEHAN Sheehan also spent four From B1 years as an assistant baseball coach at Triton Tannehill signs a four-year, $118 million sible as I love the com- and three years as an as- petition. The best way to sistant football coach at stay around that was to be Lynnfield starting in 2017. extension to remain top-man in Tennessee with the kids, so I fell into When not coaching, Shee- teaching, and coaching, for han manages to steal a NASHVILLE, Tenn. yards per attempt also yard games over his final has a friendship with cur- that matter. round or two of golf at Na- (AP) — The Tennessee led the league as another nine games, and he ranks rent Titans coach Mike “Teaching has made it hant Country Club where Titans are keeping the team record. He also set third in NFL history aver- Vrabel, a former New possible for me to coach, he plays to a 5.5 handicap. quarterback that led a team mark for comple- aging 126 yards rushing England teammate. But so it has really worked out “A neighbor introduced them within a victory of tion percentage, complet- for his career in the play- Brady turns 43 in August, well,” said Sheehan. “I ro- the Super Bowl, agreeing ing 70.3 percent of his offs. and Tannehill turns 32 in tate to all the elementary me to the club and I love it there,” said Sheehan. to a four-year, $118 mil- passes for third overall in The Titans cleared up late July. schools in Lynn, so I’m the lion extension with Ryan the NFL. He also ran for more salary cap space by Henry made clear which “I’m done by 11:30 every ‘utility player,’ kind of the Tannehill. 185 yards with four TDs waiving linebacker Cam- quarterback he wanted day and the course real- first man-off-the-bench The Titans announced on 43 carries. eron Wake and running when asked about Brady ly gives me the chance to type teacher.” the deal Sunday, hours He helped lead the Ti- back Dion Lewis on Thurs- and Tannehill on “Bussin’ Sheehan began coach- work on my short game. after the NFL Players tans to their first AFC day before waiving three- With The Boys” podcast ing high school hockey To play well there, you Association approved a championship appear- time Pro Bowl tight end last month. as an assistant coach at have to be able to chip new collective bargaining ance in 17 years as the Delanie Walker and kicker “Speaking for everyone Lynnfield under his for- and putt.” agreement. No. 6 seed with road wins Ryan Succop on Friday. on the offense, we fed off mer coach Vin Mirasolo. Triton punched its ticket “Tennessee let’s run it at New England and Bal- Spotrac.com projected the of him ...,” Henry said of When Mirasolo left two to the championship game back,” Tannehill wrote on timore. They lost 35-24 Titans with having more Tannehill on the podcast. years later to coach Mel- with a 2-1 win in over- Twitter. at Kansas City one win than $63 million in sala- “Ryan Tannehill is our rose, Sheehan followed time over top-seeded Mas- After being traded by short of the Super Bowl. ry cap space after those quarterback and went to and spent four years as conomet. Sheehan said Miami to Tennessee last Tannehill earned his moves. the AFC championship. an assistant before get- the team’s success boiled March, Tannehill went first Pro Bowl nod and Keeping Tannehill cer- Why would we not want ting the Triton job in down to two things. 9-4 overall as a start- was The Associated Press tainly helps their pros- Ryan back?” June, 2016. He inherited “The key was great lead- er, 7-3 over the final 10 NFL Comeback Player of pects. But the Titans still Tannehill was the eighth a team that made pro- ership and a lot of talent- games of the regular the Year. have right tackle Jack overall pick in the 2012 gram history the pre- ed players,” said Sheehan. season after the Titans This extension now al- Conklin and cornerback draft and spent his first vious season when the “It was an unprecedent- benched Marcus Mariota lows the Titans to either Logan Ryan among the seven seasons in Miami Vikings qualified for the ed year mainly because in mid-October. Tanne- franchise tag NFL rushing handful of players hit- before being traded away. Division 1 state tourna- hill led the NFL with a leader Derrick Henry or ting free agency when the He has started 98 games ment for the first time. we had a great group of kids, maybe the most en- career-best 117.5 passer sign him to an extension. new league year begins, in eight seasons, plus After failing to make rating, the fourth high- Henry led the league currently scheduled for three in the playoffs, going the D1 state tourna- joyable group I have ever coached.” est in NFL history and a with 1,540 yards on 303 Wednesday. 51-50 overall. Tannehill ment his first two years, franchise best. carries and became the Tennessee had been con- has a career passer rating Sheehan and his wife, Sheehan broke through Tannehill threw for first in the NFL to run for sidered a team that would of 89.8 having thrown for Amanda, moved back to in 2019, leading the Vi- 2,742 yards with 22 at least 180 yards in three chase Patriots quarter- 23,176 yards, 145 TDs and Lynnfield in 2015 where kings to the semifinals touchdowns and six in- straight games over the back Tom Brady if the six- 81 interceptions. He has of the Division 2 North they are raising two terceptions during the regular season or postsea- time Super Bowl champ run 291 times for 1,396 tournament. daughters, ages 2 and 1. regular season. His 9.6 son. Henry had seven 100- hits free agency, Brady yards and 10 TDs. MONDAY, MARCH 16, 2020 THE DAILY ITEM SPORTS B3

NBA

EASTERN CONFERENCE WESTERN CONFERENCE Atlantic Division Southwest Division W L Pct GB W L Pct GB x-Toronto 46 18 .719 — Houston 40 24 .625 — x-Boston 43 21 .672 3 Dallas 40 27 .597 1½ Philadelphia 39 26 .600 7½ Memphis 32 33 .492 8½ Brooklyn 30 34 .469 16 New Orleans 28 36 .438 12 New York 21 45 .318 26 San Antonio 27 36 .429 12½ Southeast Division Northwest Division W L Pct GB W L Pct GB Miami 41 24 .631 — Denver 43 22 .662 — Orlando 30 35 .462 11 Utah 41 23 .641 1½ Washington 24 40 .375 16½ Oklahoma City 40 24 .625 2½ Charlotte 23 42 .354 18 Portland 29 37 .439 14½ Atlanta 20 47 .299 22 Minnesota 19 45 .297 23½ Central Division Pacific Division W L Pct GB W L Pct GB x-Milwaukee 53 12 .815 — x-L.A. Lakers 49 14 .778 — Indiana 39 26 .600 14 L.A. Clippers 44 20 .688 5½ Chicago 22 43 .338 31 Sacramento 28 36 .438 21½ Detroit 20 46 .303 33½ Phoenix 26 39 .400 24 Cleveland 19 46 .292 34 Golden State 15 50 .231 35

NHL

EASTERN CONFERENCE WESTERN CONFERENCE Atlantic Division Central Division GP W L OT Pts GF GA GP W L OT Pts GF GA Boston 70 44 14 12 100 227 174 St. Louis 71 42 19 10 94 225 193 Tampa Bay 70 43 21 6 92 245 195 Colorado 70 42 20 8 92 237 191 Toronto 70 36 25 9 81 238 227 Dallas 69 37 24 8 82 180 177 Florida 69 35 26 8 78 231 228 Winnipeg 71 37 28 6 80 216 203 Montreal 71 31 31 9 71 212 221 Nashville 69 35 26 8 78 215 217 PHOTO|ASSOCIATED PRESS Buffalo 69 30 31 8 68 195 217 Minnesota 69 35 27 7 77 220 220 Ottawa 71 25 34 12 62 191 243 Chicago 70 32 30 8 72 212 218 Bugler Jay Cohen plays “First Call” as he calls the riders to post for the first race at Santa Anita Detroit 71 17 49 5 39 145 267 Pacific Division Park to empty stands Saturday, March 14, 2020, in Arcadia, Calif. While most of the sports world Metropolitan Division GP W L OT Pts GF GA GP W L OT Pts GF GA Vegas 71 39 24 8 86 227 211 is idled by the coronavirus pandemic, horse racing runs on. (AP Photo/Mark J. Terrill) Wash 69 41 20 8 90 240 215 Edmonton 71 37 25 9 83 225 217 Phila 69 41 21 7 89 232 196 Calgary 70 36 27 7 79 210 215 Pittsburgh 69 40 23 6 86 224 196 Vancouver 69 36 27 6 78 228 217 Carolina 68 38 25 5 81 222 193 Arizona 70 33 29 8 74 195 187 Columbus 70 33 22 15 81 180 187 Anaheim 71 29 33 9 67 187 226 New CDC guidelines could mean NYI 68 35 23 10 80 192 193 LA 70 29 35 6 64 178 212 NYR 70 37 28 5 79 234 222 San Jose 70 29 36 5 63 182 226 NJ 69 28 29 12 68 189 230 NOTE: Two points for a win, one point for over- time loss. Top three teams in each division and two wild cards per conference advance to play- offs. no sports activity for much longer

ASSOCIATED PRESS throughout the United if necessary — and those start the now-canceled 68- TODAY IN SPORTS States,” it said. “Events moves came a couple of team tournament Tues- The already-delayed of any size should only be days before the CDC made day. The women’s Division March 16 Classic. professional sports sea- continued if they can be its latest recommendation. I tournament was to have 1938 — Temple defeats Colorado 2007 — Kobe Bryant scores 33 of sons in North America carried out with adher- The NBA regular season started this week. 60-36 in the first National Invitation his 65 points in the fourth quarter could be on hiatus for Tournament and the first major post- and overtime to lead the Los Angeles ence to guidelines for pro- was to have ended April They’ve all been called significantly longer than season basketball tournament. Lakers to a 116-111 win over Port- tecting vulnerable popula- 15 and the NBA Finals off, as have all other win- 1947 — Billy Taylor of the Detroit land. first planned after feder- tions, hand hygiene, and were to have started June Red Wings sets an NHL record with 2008 — Denver sets NBA season al officials said Sunday ter- and spring-sport sea- social distancing.” 4, with the season done on seven assists in a 10-6 triumph over highs for points in a half with 84 and that they recommend all sons at all levels of the the Chicago Blackhawks. points in a game with a 168-116 The eight-week window or before June 21. in-person events involv- NCAA. Most high school 1961 — Montreal’s Bernie Geoffrion rout of the Seattle SuperSonics. easily exceeds what would For most people, the new becomes the second player to score 2009 — Kevin Durant scores 25 ing 50 people or more be state associations have have been the remainder coronavirus causes only 50 goals in a season in a 5-2 victory points and Oklahoma City spoils called off for the next eight also had to cancel seasons over the Toronto Maple Leafs. Mau- Gregg Popovich’s 1,000th game as of the NBA and NHL reg- mild or moderate symp- and championships as rice Richard was the first to do it, in San Antonio’s coach with a 78-76 weeks. That’s twice as long as ular seasons, plus would toms, such as fever and well. Some minor-league 1945. victory over the Spurs. Popovich cover about the first 25% cough. For some, especial- 1989 — Denver’s Michael Adams becomes the 24th coach to reach the 30-day shutdowns that hockey leagues have surpasses his own NBA mark of 379 1,000 games and only the seventh the NBA, NHL and Major of the MLB season — or ly older adults and people canceled seasons, and it 3-point attempts in a season when to do it with one team. League Soccer decided to roughly 40 games per with existing health prob- seems increasingly unlike- he fires six 3-pointers in a 119-102 2010 — Lance Mackey wins the team. It would also cast lems, it can cause more win over the San Antonio Spurs. 1,100-mile Iditarod Trail Sled Dog put into place last week ly that the G League -- the Adams finishes the season with 466 Race to become the first musher in in response to the glob- serious doubt on the abil- severe illness, including NBA’s minor league -- will attempts. the event’s 38-year history to win al coronavirus pandemic ity to hold other major pneumonia. resume play this season. 1990 — Philip Hutcheson of David four consecutive races. He finishes that has already made a U.S. sporting events as The vast majority of peo- Even a polo match in Lipscomb University hits a running the race in eight days, 23 hours and planned, such as the Ken- ple recover from the new 5-foot hook shot in the NAIA Tourna- 59 minutes — the second-fastest deep impact on the U.S. South Florida on Sunday ment to become the all-time scoring finish in race history. financial markets and has tucky Derby in early May. virus. According to the was played without fans champion of college basketball. The 2012 — Kyle O’Quinn has 26 points been blamed for at least The NBA was already World Health Organiza- or reporters present, with 6-foot-8 Hutcheson, who scored in and 14 rebounds to help No. 15 bracing to play games tion, people with mild ill- 64 deaths in this country. organizers saying they double figures in every college game seed Norfolk State stun sec- without fans in arenas, ness recover in about two he played, breaks the record of ond-seeded Missouri 86-84 in the Major League Baseball needed to take ultimate something that would weeks, while those with 4,045 set in 1969-72 by Travis Grant West Regional of the men’s NCAA also was going with what precautions. of Kentucky State. tournament. C.J. McCollum scores have started late last more severe illness may essentially was a 30-day Some NBA players were 2001 — A record number of 30 points and Lehigh upsets Duke week had a player -- Rudy take three to six weeks low-seeded teams advance in the 75-70 in the South Regional to shutdown after canceling spending Sunday at home Gobert of the Utah Jazz -- to recover. In mainland NCAA men’s basketball tournament. become the second No. 15 seed to the rest of spring train- playing video games; Mi- not tested positive for the China, where the virus Indiana State, Butler, Temple, Char- beat a No. 2 during a wild day in the ing and pushing back the ami’s Goran Dragic posted lotte and Fresno State join NCAA tournament. start of regular season virus, COVID-19. Utah first exploded, more than 12th-seeded Gonzaga in advancing, 2013 — Mikaela Shiffrin overtakes teammate Donovan Mitch- 80,000 people have been a video of himself outside meaning 13 of the tournament’s 32 Tina Maze and takes the World Cup play for two weeks; open- ell and Detroit’s Christian diagnosed and more than his house kicking a soccer first-round games were won by under- slalom title with a big comeback at ing day was to have been ball around. Others, like dogs. Lenzerheide, Switzerland. The Ameri- March 26. Wood have tested positive 58,000 have so far recov- Golden State’s Stephen 2003 — Svetlana Feofanova can teenager trailed Maze by a mas- But new recommenda- since, but Gobert’s diag- ered. reclaims the pole vault world record sive 1.17 seconds after the first leg Curry, were urging their tions from the Centers nosis was enough for the It’s not just the team from Stacy Dragila by clearing 15 but finishes ahead of the Slovenian fans to continue taking feet, 9 inches at the World Indoor in the second run to win the slalom for Disease Control and league to say that it was sports that have been shut Championships at Birmingham, title in her first full season on the cir- Prevention on Sunday suspending play. down: Pro tennis and golf the pandemic seriously. England. The Russian betters the cuit. night seem to suggest “I’ve been feeling a little have basically been called “We all have to take re- mark of 15-8 1/4 Dragila set at the 2013 — Ted Ligety caps his domi- sponsibility for ourselves U.S. Indoor Championships on March nant season in giant slalom with a that sports in this country better every single day,” off for the next several 2. sixth World Cup win at Lenzerheide, could for all intents and Gobert said in a video weeks, with such marquee and do whatever it takes 2005 — Norway’s Robert Sorlie wins Switzerland. The American skier joins purposes be gone until posted Sunday. He added, events as Indian Wells and to #stopthespread,” Curry his second Iditarod Trail Sled Dog Ingemar Stenmark as the only men May, if not later. “I wish I would have took the Miami Open in tennis told his 14.1 million fol- Race in one of the closest races in in the 47-year World Cup history to lowers on Twitter. “There’s years. Sorlie completes the 1,100- get six GS victories in a season. “CDC, in accordance this thing more seriously.” and The Players Champi- mile race across Alaska in nine days, Stenmark’s 10-race sweep in 1978- with its guidance for large The NBA has already onship and Masters in golf a sense of urgency to flat- 18 hours, 39 minutes and 31 sec- 79 is the record. events and mass gather- been asking teams to either canceled or post- ten the curve and give our- onds. He’s still in the winner’s circle 2014 — Malcolm Brogdon scores 23 selves and the healthcare when Ed Iten of Kotzebue crossed points and Virginia wins its first ings, recommends that for share availability for their poned. The NCAA men’s the line 34 minutes later. Atlantic Coast Conference Tourna- the next 8 weeks, organiz- arenas through the end of Division I college basket- system the best chance to 2006 — A U.S. squad loaded with ment men’s title since 1976 with a ers ... cancel or postpone July, a sign that the league ball tournament — March get through this pandem- All-Stars loses 2-1 to Mexico to be 72-63 win over Duke. in-person events that con- is prepared to extend the Madness — was to release ic. Share this message and eliminated from the World Baseball sist of 50 people or more season at least that long its bracket Sunday and let’s protect each other!” MLB spring camps Koepka passes on Premier Golf League ASSOCIATED PRESS With golf shutting down clear in a memo to players Total prize money would be beginning t o empty over concerns about the new in late January, as six years $240 million, and the top Brooks Koepka said Sun- coronavirus, he wanted it of chatter about the league player could earn as much day he has no interest in made clear he wasn’t going began to gain momentum, as $50 million. (AP) — A New York Yan- tion to completely close the Premier Golf League, anywhere. that PGA Tour members Koepka said that as much kees minor leaguer tested their complex, sending another setback to a league Koepka, now No. 3 in the could not play both. as he loves the Ryder Cup positive for the coronavi- players home from Jupi- promising guaranteed mon- world, and McIlroy cited Monahan and the tour and Presidents Cup, “To rus, the Miami Marlins ter, Florida. And Texas ey and a team concept that the freedom he enjoys on staff have been making the have it every week, I’m shut their spring training Rangers general manager now is missing some of golf’s the PGA Tour. Koepka also rounds over the last month, struggling with that.” complex and baseball be- Jon Daniels said his team biggest young stars. spoke about the majority of meeting with top players to “Golf is just not a team gan bracing for the pos- has “effectively” closed “I am out of the PGL. I’m the PGA Tour who he fears sport,” he said. sibility that opening day down its training camp in going with the PGA Tour,” get a feel for their position Koepka also said his fi- could be delayed into May Surprise, Arizona. Koepka told The Associated would be left out if all the and to tout what the tour or longer. The moves by the Mar- Press. “I have a hard time attention was heaped on top has going. The PGA Tour an- nancial advisers had doubts On Sunday night, the lins and Rangers were believing golf should be stars competing in a team nounced last month a media about how the money — Centers for Disease Con- team decisions, rather about just 48 players.” format. rights deal said to be worth most of from Saudi interests trol and Prevention rec- than something man- Later Sunday, Golfweek “I get that the stars are a little more than $7 billion — would work. ommended gatherings dated by MLB. But there reported that world No. 2 what people come to see,” over the next nine years. “You ask some of these of 50 people or more be were indications that Jon Rahm said he will not Koepka said. “But these Monahan said last week younger guys if they want canceled or postponed other camps wouldn’t join, meaning the world’s guys who we see win, who he could see The Players to play for someone else,” across the country for the stay open much longer top three players are stick- have been grinding for 10 or Championship prize money he said, referring to how next eight weeks. Major in the wake of the virus, ing with the PGA Tour. 15 years, that’s what makes going to $25 million, and the the rosters would be set un- League Baseball planned and more shutdowns Rory McIlroy, who re- the cool stories. I’d have a postseason bonus pool top- der the 12 players who get to update teams Monday could set off a chain re- placed Koepka at No. 1 in hard time looking at guys ping $100 million. equity in their teams. “The on its health policy. action that would mean the world a month ago, said and putting them out of a “Jay is incredible, the di- direction Jay has the tour On Sunday, a Yankees no real games for quite a last month in Mexico City job.” rection he has the tour go- going, they care about 125 prospect became the first while. that he was not interested Koepka speaks from expe- ing,” Koepka said. guys. Yes, the top guys do a known player affiliat- Asked what his biggest in the new league. He said rience. Having failed to ad- Golfweek said it spoke lot for the tour. But it should ed with MLB to contract baseball concern was, he valued his freedom to vance past the second stage to Rahm on Thursday and be more than 48 players COVID-19. Yankees gen- Daniels responded, “I decide when and where to of PGA Tour qualifying in quoted him saying, “I think that people are tuning in to eral manager Brian Cash- don’t really have one to play instead of the proposed 2012, he played remote what I’m going to do is fo- watch.” man said a “younger play- be honest with you, my schedule of 18 tournaments, spots on the Challenge Tour, cus on just the PGA Tour. Ultimately, though, he er” was affected in Tampa, head’s not even there.” not including the majors. earned a European Tour At the end of the day I’m a said he was happy with the Florida, without identi- “It might have been Koepka said he made up card and eventually made competitor. I’m a PGA Tour career he already has. fying him. Cashman said a few days ago, but it’s his mind after meeting with it to the PGA Tour, where he member and I’m going to “Money isn’t going to the player “feels much bet- been pretty solely fo- organizers in Los Angeles won his first tournament in stay that way.” change my life,” he said. ter” and his symptoms had cused on making sure a month ago during the early 2015. He and McIlroy The concept of the league “There’s something to be subsided, but he was still everyone’s got what they Genesis Invitational, want- each have four majors. was to invigorate golf by said about freedom of play- isolated. need, and everyone’s ing to wait for a time when “I don’t forget where I’ve putting together 12 four- ing. I get to chose. To me, it’s “He did not have any in- family is taken care of, any announcement would come from,” Koepka said. man teams that would be not worth it. I’m happy with teractions with our major and that we can get ev- not become a distraction. “There are guys from that required to play 18 events how things are. When life is league players,” Cashman erybody home,” he said. He had said at the start of top 125 who could be the — 10 of them in the U.S. — good — and it’s real good — said on a conference call. “We’re going to have the Florida swing only that next star.” that feature 54 holes, no cut you don’t want to change The Marlins, meanwhile, plenty of time to figure “I want to play against the PGA Tour Commission- and a shotgun start to fit a it. I think the PGA Tour is became the first organiza- out the baseball piece.” best.” er Jay Monahan made it five-hour broadcast window. run beautifully.” B4 THE DAILY ITEM MONDAY, MARCH 16, 2020 COMICS

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

ROSE IS ROSE / PAT BRADY

GARFIELD / JIM DAVIS BIG NATE / LINCOLN PEIRCE

ARLO AND JANIS / JIMMY JOHNSON

HERMAN / JIM UNGER ZIGGY / TOM WILSON

THE BORN LOSER / ART AND CHIP SANSOM

CROSSWORD DEAR ABBY Woman ready for intimacy is not ready for pregnancy DEAR ABBY: Two does not like to wash his years ago, I had a miscar- Dear Abby is written by Abigail hands. riage. The guy was noth- I often ask him to ing more than a fling. We Van Buren, also known as Jeanne please wash his hands were careful and never Phillips, and was founded by her when he exits the bath- did anything without room, but he refuses. He protection, but it hap- mother, Pauline Phillips. Contact sees no problem with it. pened anyway. Dear Abby at DearAbby.com or P.O. He also has no problem I have now been in a Box 69440, Los Angeles, CA 90069. sticking his bare hands relationship with a really in the candy jar or any great guy for four months. other dish with food in it. I said I wanted to take it Not only is this unsani- slow, and he has been However, when I checked does this with other tary, but I find it disgust- very supportive, but we online, I was shocked to co-workers as well. Is ing. are both getting antsy to discover there is no longer there an effective re- What are your thoughts? move to the next step of a clinic in your entire sponse I can offer that I’ve done away with the intimacy. My problem is, I state, which means you would help her to reframe, candy jar, but this hap- can’t seem to stop having may have to go as far as or at least stop with the pens at dinner, too. anxiety attacks when I Colorado to find one. heavy martyrdom? think about the possibili- WASH UP! IN ty of getting pregnant DEAR ABBY: I am in- TIRED OF ILLINOIS again, even using two creasingly frustrated HEARING IT forms of birth control. with a colleague’s daily DEAR WASH: Your Neither of us wants kids DEAR TIRED: Be- husband should wash his demeanor. She’s a super- cause she constantly vol- hands after using the now or in the future. How visor in my department, do I get past this fear? unteers (with a heavy bathroom, if only out of although I no longer re- sigh) that she’s “tired,” respect for your feelings. port directly to her. But consider pointing out that That he refuses speaks WORRIED IN my office is adjacent to WYOMING she has been saying this volumes about him. I hers, and I see her fre- same thing for a long would suggest having DEAR WORRIED: A quently. time and suggest she con- sanitary wipes on your way to do that would be to Every day when she ar- sult a doctor about it. The dinner table, but he would talk to your doctor or rives, I greet her with my one thing you should defi- probably refuse to use pharmacist about what standard, “Good morning, nitely stop doing is per- them. your options would be for how are you?” and she re- sonalizing it the way it Doing away with the using a long-term form of plies with a heavy sigh appears you do. candy dish was smart. birth control such as a and some vague remark Now it’s time to plate your slow-release implant or about how tired she is or DEAR ABBY: My hus- husband’s food for him in an IUD. some other general com- band, a successful attor- the kitchen so that his fin- If your state had a plaint. Even if I don’t ask ney, and I are in our 50s gers won’t touch the com- Planned Parenthood clin- about her welfare, she and have been married munal food. And if he ic nearby, I would normal- will still offer the same 10 years. He is an educat- pitches a fit, plate your ly recommend going there. negative remarks. She ed man. The problem: He own so he can’t touch it. BRIDGE

No longer cards of capitalism When the Soviet Union was the crossruff. They took their three aces, Soviet Union, bridge was an illegal three diamond ruffs in the dummy game. Playing cards were considered and four top trumps in hand. an epitome of capitalist decadence. Do you see how Kaldjarv and Aava However, addicts managed to play in defeated the game? secret. The imagery of clandestine Kaldjarv won trick one with the games brings to mind the intrigue spade queen. He continued with the of war movies. Now that the Sovi- spade six, won by East’s 10. Aava et Union is many different nations, cashed the spade ace, on which bridge has been allowed to come West threw the club eight. Then Aava into the open. Since then, Russians produced the killing thrust: He led have won world championships. This deal took place during the Es- another spade, on which Kaldjarv tonian Trial for a European Champi- discarded the club jack. onship some years ago. It was beau- Declarer could no longer score the tifully defended by Kaarel Kaldjarv club ace: West ruffed it. (West) and Yuri Aava. Perhaps East was trying for a At almost all tables, the final con- trump promotion with the fourth tract was four hearts by South. All the spade, but that doesn’t detract from declarers except one got home on a the successful defense. MONDAY, MARCH 16, 2020 THE DAILY ITEM B5 TV BEST BETS CELEBRITY INTERVIEWS

The Neighborhood: “Welcome to the Team” CBS, 8 p.m. In the new episode “Welcome to the Team,” Grover (Hank Greenspan) joins a youth basketball team “Chicago Med” cast celebrates coached by Calvin (Cedric the Entertainer), but Gemma (Beth Behrs) doesn’t agree with some of her neighbor’s coaching methods. joining “The 100 Club” Supernatural: “Galaxy Brain” The CW, 8 p.m. By Taylor Neumann Sam (Jared Padalecki) and Dean (Jensen Ackles) On a Tuesday in January, respond to a frantic call and together — along with the cast and crew of Chi- Castiel (Misha Collins), Jack (Alexander Calvert) and cago Med gathered on the Jody (guest star Kim Rhodes) — assist in an extraordi- set — the hospital lobby — nary and heartbreaking rescue. Billie (guest star Lisa and prepared to celebrate Berry) surprises everyone with a visit to the bunker. a milestone: 100 episodes. 9-1-1 First, there were speech- FOX, 8 p.m. es, including one from Lisa New Episodes! Katz, co-president of scripted programming at NBC. “One First-responder drama 9-1-1, starring Angela Bas- hundred episodes is an im- sett, Peter Krause and Jennifer Love Hewitt, returns pressive number, but here with new Season 3 episode “Seize the Day.” are some other impressive Cosmos: Possible Worlds numbers: Chicago Med is the National Geographic, 8 p.m. No. 1 most-watched show in In “Lost City of Life,” discover a new vision of gene- its time slot this season. You sis at the bottom of the blood-red sea of the infant are one of the top six most- Earth, and learn the story of the man who found the watched dramas in all of tele- first clues to life’s beginnings in a green jewel. “Vavi- vision. And last season, the lov” tells the story of early 20th-century Soviet ge- show reached more than 56 neticist Nikolai Vavilov, who traveled five continents million viewers. That’s a lot to assemble a treasury of the world’s seeds. His of people.” Famed producer of work revolutionized the way crops were cultivated. the series Dick Wolf made a The Voice: “The Blind Auditions, Part 5” sojourn to Chicago especially NBC, 8 p.m. for the event. The 100th epi- Superstar coaches Kelly Clarkson, Nick Jonas, John sode airs March 18. Legend and Blake Shelton all vie to discover and As Wolf finished speak- coach the next singing phenomenon as the Blind ing, cast member Marlyne Auditions continue. Barrett — who plays Mag- planned, showrunners An- finds out at the safe injec- us about some of their most gie Lockwood on the drama TCM Spotlight: Life at Sea — Pirate Tales drew Schneider and Diane tion site that there’s a doctor memorable moments and — came running out. “Mr. TCM, 8 p.m. Frolov teased, “A lot of big there, and he starts putting episodes. Schneider remem- Wolf, we have an incoming!” stuff. There is going to be a his faith in that. It motivates bered the episode “where Catch a Classic! Out rolled a gurney pushed Turner Classic Movies’ monthlong Monday salute to very special wedding. … A this collision between the two this young woman had a by Chicago Fire’s Jesse surprising wedding.” Could worlds [and] actually brings cockroach living in her si- films about various aspects of the sea is back. In Spencer and Chicago P.D.’s primetime today, the lineup is devoted to memora- it be between Ethan (Brian Will back into Chicago Med nuses” — yuck — and Platt Jason Beghe, trailed by the Tee) and April, who recent- in a great way from the safe recalled a Season 1 episode ble pirate movies, beginning with two action-packed rest of the cast of Chicago ly got engaged when Ethan injection site.” He also adds, where a businessman living Errol Flynn classics, Captain Blood(1935) and The Med. In the bed was a body returned from military ser- for “Manstead” fans: “We ha- with depression walked out Sea Hawk(1940), followed by Mutiny on the Boun- — or was it? vice? “Some recurring char- ven’t lost hope that [Natalie in front of a car, leaving Dr. ty(1935), The Crimson Pirate(1952) and The Boy Nick Gehlfuss (Will acters that we have had, and Will] could still live on, Charles to figure out what re- and the Pirates(1960). Halstead) playfully stuck his you’ll see again.” but they may need to grow ally happened. But the most Bob (Hearts) Abishola: “Sock Wife!” fingers in the body’s nose as Oliver Platt (Daniel separately to come back to- memorable moment for Ge- CBS, 8:30 p.m. Yaya DaCosta (April Sex- Charles) also has big things gether. … There’s still hope hlfuss happened away from Bob’s (Billy Gardell) past and present collide when ton) hooked it up to a moni- happening in the episode. for Mansteads.” the cameras. “I witnessed an his ex-wife, Lorraine (guest star Nicole Sullivan), is tor that flashed “100” across “You’re going to meet a mem- As for Natalie herself, accident in Chicago. I was out admitted to Abishola’s (Folake Olowofoyeku) hospi- the vital signs. Happy 100th ber of my family who’s going there’s a case coming up that one night with my show bro tal in the new episode “Sock Wife!” episode,Chicago Med! A scal- to come out of the past,” Platt Torrey DeVitto says “really in Chicago P.D., Jesse Sof- Roswell, New Mexico: “Stay (I Missed You)” pel was wheeled out and S. shared, alluding to the epi- hits home for her.” Dominic fer, and we saw an accident Epatha Merkerson (Sharon The CW, 9 p.m. sode’s title. “The whole epi- Rains, who plays Crockett happen. This car went into a Goodwin) helped Wolf cut Season Premiere! sode, the stories vibrate off Marcel, explains, “With Dr. little moat area of a construc- into the body, only to reveal each other sympathetically.” Manning, we deal with this tion site. He called 911, and I Torn between the heartache of Max’s (Nathan it as a lifelike red velvet cake. Gehlfuss also hints that his abusive husband, and there’s got this girl out of the car. It Parsons) sacrifice and the joy of Rosa’s (Amber After indulging in some Dr. Halstead may be treating a bit of contention in trying to was flipped over, and it was Midthunder) resurrection, Liz (Jeanine Mason) sup- human-shaped cake, the a familiar face — April. But figure out how to best move wild, and she ended up recog- presses her grief to focus on moving out of Roswell cast and showrunners had leading up to the big 100th, forward.” And even admin- nizing both of us. … I felt this with Rosa. Meanwhile, Michael (Michael Vlamis) a lot to say about the up- Gehlfuss is excited about the istration gets involved, with adrenaline, and I’m like, ‘Oh copes with Max’s death in his own self-destructive coming milestone episode direction his character is go- Goodwin stepping in as well. my God, this is what it really way, while Isobel (Lily Cowles) focuses her attention titled “Ghosts of Our Past.” ing. “Will starts treating a After filming 100 episodes feels like. I will take this into on honing her alien powers. When asked what they have doctor who’s an addict. He of the series, the group told my fake world.’”

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NOTICE OF MORTGAGEE'S SALE OF REAL ESTATE NOTICE OF MORTGAGEE'S SALE OF REAL ESTATE NOTICE OF MORTGAGEE'S SALE OF REAL ESTATE

By virtue and in execution of the Power of Sale contained in a certain mortgage By virtue and in execution of the Power of Sale contained in a certain mortgage Premises: 21 Hawthorne Road, Swampscott, MA 01907 given by Kerry J. Rowe to Mortgage Electronic Registration Systems, Inc., as given by Timothy E. Katsos to Financial Freedom Senior Funding Corporation, a nominee for Eastern Bank, dated January 23, 2004 and recorded in the Essex Subsidiary of Lehman Brothers Bank, FSB, dated July 23, 2003 and recorded in By virtue and in execution of the Power of Sale contained in a certain mortgage County (Southern District) Registry of Deeds in Book 22329, Page 383 of which the Essex County (Southern District) Registry of Deeds in Book 21368, Page 404 given by James C. Petras a/k/a James Petras and Alison C. Petras a/k/a Alison mortgage the undersigned is the present holder, by assignment from: of which mortgage the undersigned is the present holder, by assignment from: Petras to Sovereign Bank, and now held by Wilmington Trust, National Association, not in its individual capacity, but solely as Trustee for MFRA Trust Mortgage Electronic Registration Systems, Inc., as nominee for Eastern Bank to Financial Freedom Senior Funding Corporation a Subsidiary of Lehman Brothers 2015-1, said mortgage dated December 17, 2007 and filed in the Essex County Federal National Mortgage Association, recorded on January 19, 2017, in Book Bank FSB to Mortgage Electronic Registration Systems, Inc., as nominee for (Southern District) Registry of Deeds as Document No.: 485215 and noted on No. 35622, at Page 422 Financial Freedom Acquisition LLC, recorded on January 26, 2010, in Book No. Certificate of Title No.: 75555; said mortgage was assigned from Santander Bank, 29238, at Page 85 N.A. formerly known as Sovereign Bank to MTGLQ Investors, L.P. by assignment Federal National Mortgage Association to Wilmington Savings Fund Society, FSB, dated August 16, 2017 and filed with Essex County (Southern District) Registry of d/b/a Christiana Trust, not individually but as trustee for Pretium Mortgage Mortgage Electronic Registration Systems, Inc., as nominee for Financial Freedom Deeds as Document No.: 586145 and noted on Certificate of Title No.: 75555; Acquisition Trust, recorded on May 9, 2018, in Book No. 36704, at Page 193 Acquisition LLC to OneWest Bank N.A., recorded on July 20, 2015, in Book No. said mortgage was assigned from MTGLQ Investors, L.P. to Wilmington Trust, 34228, at Page 523 National Association, not in its individual capacity, but solely as trustee for MFRA for breach of the conditions of said mortgage and for the purpose of foreclosing, Trust 2015-1 by assignment dated December 22, 2015 and filed with Essex the same will be sold at Public Auction at 12:00 PM on April 13, 2020, on the CIT Bank, N.A. f/k/a OneWest Bank N.A. to Bank of New York Mellon Trust County (Southern District) Registry of Deeds as Document No.: 586146 and noted mortgaged premises located at 52 Allerton Street, Lynn, Essex County, Company, N.A. as Trustee for Mortgage Assets Management Series I Trust, on Certificate of Title No.: 75555; for breach of the conditions in said mortgage Massachusetts, all and singular the premises described in said mortgage, recorded on January 15, 2019, in Book No. 37274, at Page 222 and for the purpose of foreclosing the same will be sold at Public Auction on April 9, 2020 at 4:00PM Local Time upon the premises, all and singular the premises TO WIT: for breach of the conditions of said mortgage and for the purpose of foreclosing, described in said mortgage, to wit: A parcel of land together with the buildings thereon situated in said Lynn, now the same will be sold atPublic Auction at 1:00 PM on March 30, 2020, on the known and numbered as "52 Allerton Street" and being shown as Lot B on a Plan mortgaged premises located at 507 Lynnfield Street, Lynn, Essex County, That land situated in Swampscott, in the County if Essex and said Commonwealth of Land belonging to Stanbon, Nye, & Hill situated in Lynn, Mass., dated Massachusetts, all and singular the premises described in said mortgage, of Massachusetts, bounded and described as follows: November 30, 1924, and recorded with the Essex South District Registry of Deeds in Book of Plans 43, Plans 2-B, and further bounded and described as follows: TO WIT: WESTERLY: by Hawthorne Road ninety eighty (98) feet; The land in said Lynn, with the buildings thereon and bounded: NORTHEASTERLY by Allerton Street, 47 feet; SOUTHWESTERLY: by Lynnfield Street, 74.81 feet; NORTHERLY: by Lot 39, as shown on plan hereinafter mentioned, eighty five (85) NORTHWESTERLY by Lot C as shown on said Plan, 98.95 feet; NORTHWESTERLY: by land now or formerly of Cann, 198.23 feet; feet; SOUTHEASTERLY by land now or formerly of Cotton and by land now or formerly of NORTHEASTERLY: by land now or formerly of Hacker, 72.32 feet; and Healey, 47 feet; and SOUTHEASTERLY: by land now or formerly of Stanley, 182.76 feet. EASTERLY: by Lot 41, as shown ons aid plan, ninety eighty (98) feet; and SOUTHWESTERLY by Lot A as shown on said Plan, 98.95 feet Be all of said measurements more or less or however otherwise bounded and described. Being the same premises conveyed to the herein named mortgagor (s) SOUTHERLY: by Lot 42, as shown on said plan, eighty five (85) feet. Be all of said measurements, more or less, or however otherwise bounded, by deed recorded with Essex South District Registry of Deeds in Book 17421, Page measured, or described. 31. All of said boundaries are determined by the Court to be located as shown upon plan numbered 6010E, drawn by C.B. Humphrey, Engineer for the Court, dated Containing 4,650 square feet of land, according to said Plan (the "Premises"). For mortgagor's(s') title see deed recorded with Essex County (Southern District) May 14, 1925, approved by the Court, filed with Certificate of Title 5557 in said Registry of Deeds in Book 17421, Page 31. Registry, and the above described land is shown as Lot 40. For mortgagor's (s') title see deed recorded with Essex County (Southern District) Registry of Deeds in Book 22329, Page 382. These premises will be sold and conveyed subject to and with the benefit of all For title, see Document 411301 with Certificate of Title No. 75555. rights, rights of way, restrictions, easements, covenants, liens or claims in the These premises will be sold and conveyed subject to and with the benefit of all nature of liens, improvements, public assessments, any and all unpaid taxes, tax Parcel ID: 31-76-0 rights, rights of way, restrictions, easements, covenants, liens or claims in the titles, tax liens, water and sewer liens and any other municipal assessments or nature of liens, improvements, public assessments, any and all unpaid taxes, tax liens or existing encumbrances of record which are in force and are applicable, The description of the property contained in the mortgage shall control in the event titles, tax liens, water and sewer liens and any other municipal assessments or having priority over said mortgage, whether or not reference to such restrictions, of a typographical error in this publication. liens or existing encumbrances of record which are in force and are applicable, easements, improvements, liens or encumbrances is made in the deed. having priority over said mortgage, whether or not reference to such restrictions, For Mortgagor's Title see deed dated December 27, 2002 and registered with the easements, improvements, liens or encumbrances is made in the deed. TERMS OF SALE: Essex A deposit of Ten Thousand ($10,000.00) Dollars by certified or bank check will be County (Southern District) Registry of Deeds as Document No.: 411301 and noted TERMS OF SALE: required to be paid by the purchaser at the time and place of sale. The balance is on Certificate to be paid by certified or bank check at Harmon Law Offices, P.C., 150 California of Title No.: 75555. A deposit of Five Thousand ($5,000.00) Dollars by certified or bank check will be St., Newton, Massachusetts 02458, or by mail to P.O. Box 610389, Newton required to be paid by the purchaser at the time and place of sale. The balance is Highlands, Massachusetts 02461-0389, within thirty (30) days from the date of TERMS OF SALE: Said premises will be sold and conveyed subject to all liens, to be paid by certified or bank check at Harmon Law Offices, P.C., 150 California sale. Deed will be provided to purchaser for recording upon receipt in full of the encumbrances, unpaid taxes, tax titles, municipal liens and assessments, if any, St., Newton, Massachusetts 02458, or by mail to P.O. Box 610389, Newton purchase price. The description of the premises contained in said mortgage shall which take precedence over the said mortgage above described. Highlands, Massachusetts 02461-0389, within thirty (30) days from the date of control in the event of an error in this publication. sale. Deed will be provided to purchaser for recording upon receipt in full of the FIVE THOUSAND ($5,000.00) Dollars of the purchase price must be paid in cash, purchase price. The description of the premises contained in said mortgage shall Other terms, if any, to be announced at the sale. certified check, bank treasurer's or cashier's check at the time and place of the control in the event of an error in this publication. sale by the purchaser. The balance of the purchase price shall be paid in cash, BANK OF NEW YORK MELLON TRUST COMPANY, N.A. AS TRUSTEE FOR MORTGAGE certified check, bank treasurer's or cashier's check within thirty (30) days after the Other terms, if any, to be announced at the sale. ASSETS MANAGEMENT SERIES I TRUST date of sale. Present holder of said mortgage WILMINGTON SAVINGS FUND SOCIETY, FSB, D/B/A CHRISTIANA TRUST, NOT By its Attorneys, Other terms to be announced at the sale. INDIVIDUALLY BUT AS TRUSTEE FOR PRETIUM MORTGAGE ACQUISITION TRUST Present holder of said mortgage HARMON LAW OFFICES, P.C. Brock & Scott, PLLC 150 California St. 1080 Main Street, Suite 200 By its Attorneys, Newton, MA 02458 Pawtucket, RI 02860 HARMON LAW OFFICES, P.C. (617)558-0500 Attorney for Wilmington Trust, National 150 California St. 14819 Association, not in its individual capacity, but Newton, MA 02458 solely as Trustee for MFRA Trust 2015-1 (617)558-0500 Item: March 2, 9, 16, 2020 Present Holder of the Mortgage 2017010246 401-217-8701 CARE AND PROTECTION, TERMINATION OF PARENTAL RIGHTS, SUMMONS BY Item: March 16, 23, 30, 2020 PUBLICATION, DOCKET NUMBER: 20CP0009BK, Trial Court of Massachusetts, Item: March 9, 16, 23, 2020 Juvenile Court Department, COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS, Plymouth Legal Notice County Juvenile Court, 215 Main Street, Suite 270, Brockton, MA 02301 (SEAL) City of Lynn TO: Daniel Newhall and any unknown/unnamed father of Isabella Newhall and THE COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS Zoning Board of Appeals Gabriella Newhall: LAND COURT A petition has been presented to this court by DCF Lynn Office, seeking, as to the DEPARTMENT OF THE TRIAL COURT The Zoning Board of Appeals will hear all parties of interest on the following following children, Isabella Newhall, Gabriella Newhall, that said children be petitions on Tuesday, March 24, 2020 at 7:30 p.m., Room 302, Lynn City Hall. found in need of care and protection and committed to the Department of Children and Families. The court may dispense the rights of the person(s) named herein to 20 SM 001078 LOCUS: 228-244 WASHINGTON STREET, PARCEL NO. 069-657-018 - PETITIONER: receive notice of or to consent to any legal proceeding affecting the adoption, DAVID PEACH BY HIS AGENT, JAY DUCA (ZBA #9928) custody, or guardianship or any other disposition of the children named herein, if it ORDER OF NOTICE finds that the children are in need of care and protection and that the best TO ALLOW THE EXPANSION OF A PRE-EXISTING RESTAURANT IN THE R5 DISTRICT interests of the children would be served by said disposition. To: INTO THE ADJOINING 850SF LAUNDROMAT SPACE TO ADD 10 SEATS FOR A TOTAL You are hereby ORDERED to appear in this court, at the court address set forth Alexis B. Alas OF A 29 SEAT RESTAURANT, FINDING THAT SUCH ALTERATIONS ARE NOT above, on the following date and time: 04/30/2020 at 9:00 AM Status Hearing SUBSTANTIALLY MORE DETRIMENTAL IN EFFECT ON THE NEIGHBORHOOD. You may bring an attorney with you. If you have a right to an attorney and if the and to all persons entitled to the benefit of the Servicemembers Civil Relief Act, 50 court determines that you are indigent, the court will appoint an attorney to U.S.C. c. 50 §3901 (et seq) LOCUS: 103 HARBOR STREET, PARCEL NO. 051-746-011 - PETITIONER: represent you. ORLANDO CARRILLO, BY HIS ATTORNEY, DAVID L'ESPERANCE (ZBA #9930) If you fail to appear, the court may proceed on that date and any date Wells Fargo Bank, N.A. thereafter with a trial TO ALLOW THE USE OF A PRE-EXISTING NON-CONFORMING STRUCTURE AS AN on the merits of the petition and an adjudication of this matter. claiming to have an interest in a Mortgage covering real property in Saugus, AUTO REPAIR FACILILTY (NOT AUTO BODY) IN THE WF1 DISTRICT. For further information call the Office of the Clerk-Magistrate at 508-586-4030. numbered 17 Oakwood Avenue, given by Alexis B. Alas to Mortgage Electronic WITNESS: Hon. Kathryn A. White, FIRST JUSTICE, George P. Roper, Registration Systems, Inc., as nominee for American Neighborhood Mortgage LOCUS: 59 HIGHLAND AVENUE, PARCEL NO. 083-708-026 - PETITIONER: JULIANA Clerk-Magistrate, Acceptance Company LLC, dated December 30, 2014, and registered at the Essex S. SILVA, BY HER ATTORNEY, SAMUEL A. VITALI (ZBA 9931) DATE ISSUED: 03/05/2020 County (Southern District) Registry District of the Land Court as document number 558282, and noted on certificate of title number 88108 and now held by the TO PERMIT ALTERATIONS AND RENOVATIONS TO A PRE-EXISTING NON- Item: March 13, 16, 23, 2020 Plaintiff by assignment, has/have filed with this court a complaint for CONFORMING SINGLE FAMILY DWELLING IN THE R-2 GENERAL RESIDENCE determination of Defendant's/Defendants' Servicemembers status. DISTRICT ON A LOT WITH LESS THAN THE REQUIRED AREA, FRONTAGE, AND RIGHT SIDE YARD TO ALLOW USE AS TWO-FAMILY DWELLING, FINDING SUCH CHANGE TOWN OF SAUGUS If you now are, or recently have been, in the active military service of the United IS NOT SUBSTANTIALLY MORE DETRIMENTAL IN EFFECT ON THE NEIGHBORHOOD. States of America, then you may be entitled to the benefits of the Servicemembers LOCUS: 4 PRESCOTT ROAD, PARCEL NO. 093-565-002 - PETITIONER: TODD IFB # 16-20 LINCOLN AV. PUMPING STATION UPGRADE PHASE 2 Civil Relief Act. If you object to a foreclosure of the above mentioned property on GEIGG, BY HIS ATTORNEY, SAMUEL A. VITALI (ZBA 9932) that basis, then you or your attorney must file a written appearance and answer The Town of Saugus DPW is soliciting bids for the Lincoln Av. Pump Station in this court at Three Pemberton Square, Boston, MA 02108 on or before April 13, TO ALLOW AN ACCESSORY STRUCTURE (PRIVATE GARAGE) ADDITION WITH A Upgrade Project - Phase II. DCAMM Certification is mandatory. DCAMM Category of 2020 or you may lose the opportunity to challenge the foreclosure on the ground HEIGHT IN EXCESS OF ONE STORY OF FIFTEEN FEET CONSTRUCTED IN ERROR IN Certification: Electrical. Hard copies of plans and specs are available at: Accent of noncompliance with the Act. THE R-1 DISTRICT, FINDING THE PROPOSED CHANGE TO THE PRE-EXISTING Printing 99 Chelmsford Rd., North Billerica, MA 01862 between 9:00am and NON-CONFORMING GARAGE IS NOT SUBSTANTIALLY MORE DETRIMENTAL THAN 4:00pm, or online at www.accentblueprints.com. Witness, Gordon H. Piper, Chief Justice of this Court on February 27, 2020. PRIOR USE. Attest: Deborah J. Patterson Pre-bid Conference is at 11:00am March 26, 2020 at the Lincoln Av. Pump Recorder LOCUS: 189-191 NORTH COMMON STREET, PARCEL NO. 053-727-016 - Station 24 Lincoln Av. Saugus, MA 01906. Bids due by 11:00am Thursday April 9, 18823 PETITIONER: BORIS KURITNIK, BY HIS ATTORNEY, VINCENT PHELAN (ZBA 9933) 2020. Contact Andrea David at [email protected]. Item: March 16, 2020 TO PERMIT ALTERATIONS TO A PRE-EXISTING NON-CONFORMING MIXED USE Item: March 16, 2020 BUILDING IN THE BUSINESS DISTRICT WITH COMMERCIAL SPACE ON FIRST FLOOR AND SIXTEEN RESIDENTAL UNITS ON THE 2 ND AND 3 RD FLOOR, FINDING SUCH CHANGE IS NOT SUBSTANTIALLY MORE DETRIMENTAL IN EFFECT ON THE NEIGHBORHOOD.

LOCUS: 65 SHEPARD STREET, 67 SHEPARD STREET AND 283 SUMMER STREET, PARCEL NO. 52-737-19. 52-737-65 AMD 52-737-60 - PETITIONER: GEORGE ROZOPOULOS, BY HIS AGENT, CHRIS SPARAGES, PE (ZBA 9934)

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JERUSALEM (AP) — tionalist allies, he received That usually goes to the the offers as insincere. Israeli opposition leader the support of only 58 law- leader of the largest party, Although Gantz’s Benn y Gantz will be giv- makers during Sunday’s in this case Netanyahu. chances of forming a en the first opportunity to consultations, leaving his But after a slim majority new government appear form a new government right-wing bloc three seats endorsed Gantz on Sun- slim, receiving the “man- after an inconclusive na- short of the required ma- day, Rivlin appeared to date” from Rivlin could tional election this month, jority in parliament. have little choice. strengthen his position in the country’s president Gantz’s Blue and White Gantz will face a difficult unity talks with Netanya- said Sunday, raising ques- received the support of par- task securing a governing hu, said Yochanan Plesner, tions about Prime Minis- ties representing 61 seats, coalition. president of the Israel De- ter Benjamin Netanyahu’s a slim majority. However, The parties that en- mocracy Institute. political future. those parties are also di- dorsed him have little During the transition The decision by Presi- vided, and it is not clear in common beyond their period, Blue and White is dent Reuven Rivlin was whether Gantz will succeed shared antipathy toward expected to name one of announced by his office in putting together a coali- Netanyahu, who has led its members as speaker of after he consulted with tion. One lawmaker refused the country for the past the parliament and to pass leaders of all of the par- to endorse either side. 11 years. They include the legislation that would pre- ties elected to parliament. Given the likelihood of predominantly Arab Joint vent an indicted politician He will formally designate continued deadlock, Rivlin List and the ultra-nation- from forming a new gov- Gantz with the task on late Sunday summoned alist Yisrael Beitenu. ernment. That legislation Monday and give him a both Netanyahu and Yisrael Beitenu’s leader, would impede Netanya- month to cobble together a Gantz to an emergency Avigdor Lieberman, and hu’s chances of victory if PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS governing coalition. meeting, where the men two members of Gantz’s the country is forced into The political wrangling pledged to explore a unity Israel’s President Reuven Rivlin said Sunday own Blue and White par- a fourth election and push comes at a sensitive time. government. he has decided to give Benny Gantz, above, the ty have said they would him toward compromise. Netanyahu has been In a joint statement, first opportunity to form a new government fol- oppose a government that “Both sides will say that leading the country as it both parties thanked lowing an inconclusive national election this relies on support from they support unity. You confronts a growing coro- Rivlin and said their lead- month. the Joint List. Lieberman only have one minor ques- navirus threat, with over ers “agreed for the respec- told the president that he tion: Who goes first and for 200 cases diagnosed and tive negotiation teams to including the coronavirus sultations,” Rivlin said ear- supports Gantz, but also how long and so on,” said the number quickly rising. meet soon.” battle. If the two rivals lier Sunday. “We must now called for the formation of Plesner. Netanyahu also faces se- Rivlin had earlier called cannot reach a unity deal, deal with forming a gov- an “emergency” unity gov- Netanyahu formally ex- rious legal troubles as he for a power-sharing uni- the country could find it- ernment as soon as possi- ernment to deal with the tended an offer Sunday prepares to go on trial to ty government to lead the coronavirus threat. to Gantz to join a govern- self in a fourth consecutive ble ... at this complex time.” face corruption charges. country through its many Rivlin’s duties are largely Netanyahu, in his care- ment aimed at halting the election campaign. Netanyahu’s Likud crises. Israel has gone ceremonial. But he is re- taker role, has invited spread of the virus, sug- emerged as the largest through three inconclusive “Anyone who has sponsible for designating Gantz to join him in an gesting two frameworks, party in the March 2 elec- elections in the past year, watched the news in recent the candidate he thinks has emergency government. including one that would tion, Israel’s third in un- leaving it with a caretak- days understands that this the best chance of forming Gantz has left the door see an alternating lead- der a year. But with his er government as it con- is a time of trial, and that a government by securing a open to such an arrange- ership between them over smaller religious and na- fronts a host of challenges, these are not regular con- parliamentary majority. ment, but also dismissed the course of four years. Spanish King renounces inheritance from father amid scandal

MADRID (AP) — Spain’s the former monarch received newspaper The Telegraph re- King Felipe VI has renounced 194,232 euros ($216,000). ported that Felipe was named any future personal inheri- The decision comes amid an as a beneficiary of an offshore tance he could receive from his ongoing investigation by Swiss fund that controls the Swiss father, King Emerit Juan Car- prosecutors into an offshore account with an alleged 65 mil- los I, over the alleged financial account allegedly operated lion euro gift ($72 million) from irregularities involving the for Juan Carlos. The account Saudi Arabia given to his father former monarch, the country’s allegedly received 88 million when he was on the throne. royal house announced Sun- euros ($100 million) from Sau- Juan Carlos, 82, became king day. di Arabia’s late King Abdullah in November 1975 and reigned The royal house said in a in 2008, which prosecutors until his abdication in June PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS statement that in addition to believe could be kickback pay- 2014. renouncing his inheritance, ments, according to the Swiss Felipe, 52, denied any knowl- Spain’s King Felipe VI delivers his speech during a ceremony Felipe is stripping Juan Carlos newspaper Tribune de Geneve. edge of the fund in Sunday’s to honor victims of terror attacks in Europe, on the 16th anni- of his annual stipend. In 2018, On Saturday, the British statement. versary of Madrid attacks, at the Trocadero in Paris last week.

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By Judith Graham TRIBUNE NEWS SERVICE In an era when “deaths of de- spair” — from substance abuse and suicide — are on the rise among middle-aged Americans, those who reach age 65 are liv- ing longer than ever. But there’s a catch: Seniors in urban areas and on the coasts are surviving longer than their In defense counterparts in rural areas and the nation’s interior, ac- cording to an analysis from of whole Samuel Preston of the Univer- sity of Pennsylvania, one of the nation’s leading demographers. milk This troubling geographic gap in life expectancy for older By Barbara Quinn Americans has been widening TRIBUNE NEWS SERVICE since 2000, according to his re- search, which highlights grow- A column I wrote last May ing inequality in later life. about whole milk dairy foods Notably, 65-year-olds in “ru- generated quite a response from ral areas have had much small- a reader in Illinois: er improvements than those in “Wow. Telling people that high large metro areas,” Preston re- fat foods are good for their heart marked. “And people living in is a travesty. The one study you mentioned is greatly flawed. ‘interior’ regions — particularly PHOTO | AMERICARE.COM Appalachia and the East South Hundreds of other studies show Central region (Alabama, Ken- Elderly people tend to live longer on either coast than they do in the middle of the the exact opposite. You need to do tucky, Mississippi and Tennes- country, Samuel Preston of the University of Pennsylvania says. some more research before rec- see) — have done worse than ommending cheese or other high those on the coasts.” oped nations, using 2016 data. the biggest killer in America. over time. fat animal products.” These geographic differences Overall, the U.S. was near the “It’s likely that medical treat- While enormous attention has He then directed me to work emerged around 1999-2000 and bottom of the pack: American ments for cardiovascular dis- been paid to “deaths of despair” by Dr. Dean Ornish and others widened from 2000 to 2016, the men ranked 11th while Amer- ease have disseminated more in the younger and middle-aged before concluding, “Dairy is full study found. By the end of this ican women were in 13th place, rapidly in large metro areas population, the “real action” re- of hormones and only intended period, life expectancy at age 65 behind leaders such as Japan, than in rural areas,” which have garding mortality is with the for baby calves. How about rec- for women in large metropolitan Switzerland, Australia, France, fewer specialist physicians and 65-and-older population, Crim- ommending a plant based diet areas was 1.63 years longer than Spain and Canada. hospitals, Preston said. mins said. Of nearly 3 million instead?” — Signed, Sam for those in rural areas. For men, But when only 65-year-old The second-most important people who die each year in the Dear Sam, the gap was 1.42 years. American men living in Pa- factor, especially for women, U.S., almost three-quarters are Along with other nutrition pro- Differences were even stark- cific region metro areas were was smoking, a contributor to age 65 or older. fessionals, I do recommend an er when 65-year-olds who live considered, they topped all cardiovascular disease, lung Deaths from opioids, alcohol eating pattern rich in fruit, veg- in metro areas in the Pacific other countries, with an added cancer and respiratory diseases. or suicide aren’t significant in etables, whole grains and other region (the group with the best life expectancy of 20.03 years. “There are large differences the older population; instead, plant-based foods. Foods such as results) were compared with Women from this advantaged in smoking rates across the deaths from chronic illnesses, eggs, milk, fish, poultry and meat can also contribute vital nutri- their rural counterparts in the group also jumped in the rank- country,” with more women in which take years to develop ents to a healthful diet. Wheth- East South Central region (the ings to the No. 4 position, with the South and rural areas tak- and which are influenced by er or not to include them in your group with the worst results). a life expectancy of 22.79 addi- ing up smoking and more wom- social conditions as well as per- own diet is a personal choice. By 2016, seniors in the first tional years. en in metro areas who’ve given sonal behaviors, are far more I do not believe I mentioned group lived almost four years Pockets of this country “have up the habit, Vierboom said. important, Preston noted. just one study in the column you longer. (The Pacific region in- a life expectancy at 65, which While the analysis that Pres- This helps explain another referenced. I did say that “sur- cludes Alaska, California, Ha- is on par” with that of leading ton and Vierboom conducted notable trend spotlighted in prising new research shows no waii, Oregon and Washington.) countries, Jennifer Karas Mon- didn’t examine race, income his new research: Life expec- health detriment and possibly “Areas with the highest life tez, a professor of sociology at or education, it’s certain that tancy at age 65 has steadily some health benefits in full fat expectancies at age 65 have Syracuse University, wrote in these factors play a part in its increased, even in an era when as well as low fat milk, cheese realized more significant im- an email. “We need to figure findings. “deaths of despair” have been and yogurt. Several studies have provements between 2000 and out what those places are do- “Geographic differentiation on the rise. observed that the consumption 2016, while areas with the ing right and then take those isn’t random: People who are The long-term trend is up- of milk, cheese and yogurt — full lowest life expectancies have lessons and apply them to oth- poor, or who smoke or who are ward. In 1950, a 65-year-old fat as well as low fat — is associ- er parts of the country that are obese tend to be concentrated gained the least,” said Yana could expect to live an addi- ated with a higher quality diet as doing poorly.” Vierboom, a co-author of the in certain places,” said Eileen tional 13.9 years, on average well as lower blood pressure and new study and a postdoctoral What distinguishes areas Crimmins, AARP professor of (15 more years for women, 12 a reduced risk for heart disease researcher at the Max Planck that are doing well from those gerontology at the University for men). A half-century later, and type 2 diabetes.” Institute for Demographic Re- that aren’t? of Southern California. in 2000, life expectancy at age One example: Low fat dairy search in Germany. According to the new study, Meanwhile, the culture of dif- 65 had climbed to 17.6 addi- foods are an important component Disparities were also high- the most important factor is a ferent areas ? what people see tional years (19 for women, 16 of the well-researched DASH diet lighted when researchers ex- reduction in deaths from car- others around them doing, the for men). By 2018, it increased (Dietary Approaches to Stop Hy- amined life expectancy at 65 diovascular illnesses, such as habits they adopt — tends to again, adding 19.5 years (20.7 pertension) to lower blood pres- in the U.S. and 16 other devel- heart attacks and strokes — perpetuate these differences for women, 18.1 for men). sure. In 2016, researchers tested a modified version of the DASH diet using whole milk, cheese and yogurt while still keeping calories How effective is intermittent fasting? in check. Surprisingly, the peo- ple who ate higher fat dairy food FROM MAYO CLINIC NEWS NETWORK with certain types of intermittent fasting. had as much benefit with lowered For example, a technique called dry fast- blood pressure (and no increase DEAR MAYO CLINIC: Is intermittent ing that includes restricting fluid intake as in cholesterol levels) as the people fasting for weight loss safe? What are the well as food intake is dangerous because on lower fat dairy foods. risks of short-term diets that are very it can cause severe dehydration and pose I have had the pleasure of low-calorie? serious health concerns. And if you take hearing Dr. Ornish speak on a ANSWER: Recent research has found caloric restriction too far, that can lead to few occasions. He has good evi- that using intermittent fasting for weight malnutrition. As you consider weight loss dence from the 1980’s to today loss may have some benefits in the short and diets, keep in mind that no one ap- that a very low-fat, mostly plant- term. But at this point, the long-term ef- proach works for everyone. But there are based diet along with other life- fects of this type of diet or other diets that some basic principles that you should fol- style changes can reverse heart severely restrict calories are not known. To low as you decide how to best achieve and disease. (His diet does allow egg lose weight and keep it off, the best strate- maintain a healthy weight. whites and non-fat milk and gy is to adopt healthy eating and exercise yogurt.) Ornish recently stated habits that you enjoy so you can stick with At its core, your diet should support your health overall. There are a variety of di- that “this is a work in progress them over time. ... and as new science comes, Intermittent fasting currently is a pop- ets that can do that, including the Medi- terranean diet; the vegetarian diet; the we modify accordingly.” Case in ular trend in dieting. There are several point: He recently added fish oil fasting methods people employ for weight Dietary Approaches to Stop Hypertension, or DASH diet; and the Mayo Clinic diet. to his diet recommendations. loss. Some dieters decrease the amount In addition to diet, Dr. Ornish of time they eat each day to, for example, All of these diets have similarities that are greater than their differences. They also emphasizes other important only six hours in a 24-hour period. Others components of a healthy heart, fast every other day. Another approach is are based on real food and focus mainly on plant products, such as fruits, vegetables, including stress management, called the 5:2 diet, which involves gradu- exercise, and having love and ally decreasing daily calories to the point beans, nuts, whole grains, and healthy fats like olive oil. social support in our lives. I cer- that you’re only consuming 500 calories a tainly agree with that. day for two days each week. In addition, as you incorporate a new diet into your life, it needs to be practical, As for hormones, these cell-sig- A recently published article assessed a naling proteins are found in all variety of research on intermittent fasting. so that you can sustain it over time. If it is drudgery, or if you feel like you’re suffering, living things, including plants, It found that there are some benefits, at animals and humans. A man’s it won’t work in the long run. Eventually, least in the short term, to fasting as op- body produces 6000 times more you’re likely to slide back into old habits. If posed to just decreasing calories overall. It estrogen and a woman produces you’re considering a new approach to your appears that fasting for a short time can 28,000 times more estrogen each diet — especially if it’s something that produce ketosis — a process that occurs day than they would get in a cup could be risky if you don’t do it correctly, when the body doesn’t have enough sug- of milk, according to registered like intermittent fasting — talk to your ar for energy, so it breaks down stored fat dietitian Monica Reinagel. instead, causing an increase in substances health care provider first for guidance on I repeat what registered dieti- called ketones. PHOTO | TRIBUNE CONTENT AGENCY how you can manage it in a healthy way. tian nutritionist, Matt Pikosky, Fasting also affects metabolic processes Keep in mind, too, that choosing to adopt There are some dry fasts that call PhD, said in reference to our ev- in the body. These processes trigger a num- healthy lifestyle choices can and should be er-changing views on nutrition: ber of responses, including decreased in- for the reduction in liquid intake. an enjoyable way to live. They are not advised as they can “We live in a largely inflexible flammation, improved blood sugar regula- Dr. Donald Hensrud, General Internal world that wants straight “yes tion and better response to physical stress. cause dehydration. So whatever Medicine and Endocrinology, Mayo Clinic, you do, drink water. or no” answers. Yet sometimes The research shows intermittent fasting Rochester, Minnesota good science says we can eat this could have other health benefits, as well, (Mayo Clinic News Network is your source and that ... and still maintain but more study is needed. people over time. So at this point, it’s un- for health news, advances in research and optimal health. That seems to be It is crucial to note, however, that little clear if there are any long-term health ben- wellness tips.) what’s emerging in the case of long-term research has been done on inter- efits or risks related to this diet technique. Distributed by Tribune Content Agency, dairy foods.” mittent fasting to examine how it affects We do know that there are risks involved LLC.