Peabody Elders 'Affected More Than Average'

THURSDAY, MAY 21, 2020 Mutual Medals of Liberty awarded in Saugus

By Steve Krause that began in December. ITEM STAFF Two years earlier, on Nov. 13, 1942, Seaman Second Class Jackson was serving on board the SAUGUS — Bob Patenaude and his wife, Lin- USS Juneau, which was torpedoed and sunk da, never got to meet their uncles Kenneth B. Patenaude or Herbert Jackson. by the Japanese during the long naval battle Both were killed in World War II on opposite of Guadalcanal in the Paci c. The ve Sullivan sides of the earth. brothers died when the ship was sunk. ITEM PHOTO | SPENSER HASAK Sgt. Patenaude met his death on Nov. 21, 1944 Earlier this year, the Patenaudes applied Bob and Linda Patenaude, of Saugus, were presented with during the battle of Hurtgen Forest in Belgium to have their uncles honored with the Medal Medals of Liberty to posthumously honor their uncles, U.S. — an area the Germans were trying to protect of Liberty. Wednesday, at a ceremony at Town Army Sgt. Kenneth Patenaude and U.S. Navy Seaman Second at any cost because it was to serve as a stag- Class Herbert Jackson, who were killed in World War II. ing area for the Battle of the Bulge, an offensive MEDALS, A5 Keeping the faith on hold Peabody for at least another week elders By Gayla Cawley and Thor Jourgensen ITEM STAFF ‘affected Although places of worship are permitted to reopen their doors this weekend with heavy restrictions, many local faith more than leaders are choosing to wait it out for a little while longer. Gov. Charlie Baker an- nounced Monday that places of average’ worship are included in Phase One of his four-phased ap- By Anne Marie Tobin proach to reopening the econo- ITEM STAFF my, which took some local pas- PEABODY — Life can be cruel during tors by surprise. these COVID-19 times. Separation from “I was shocked that we’re in family and friends. Long lines and limited Phase One,” said Rev. Ronald inventory at grocery stores. Record-high D. Coyne, pastor of Our Lady, unemployment rates. Face masks. Star of the Sea in Marble- But in Peabody, life can be especially head. “Since we are now, we’re cruel when it comes to seniors who live in all forced to make decisions long-term care facilities. quickly, more quickly than we It boils down to this; it all depends on thought. I gured (it would where you live. be) after July 4. I’m so blown As of Monday, there were 940 cases of away by it. I thought we’d be in COVID-19 in Peabody. Of the 126 report- Phase Three or Four.” ed deaths, approximately 84 percent were Following the governor’s an- residents living in the city’s six nursing nouncement, the Archdiocese homes, a much higher rate compared to of Boston told local parishes approximately 61 percent statewide. As that they could resume Mass- of May 17, nursing home/skilled care fa- es this weekend, but cautioned cility residents accounted for 3,534 of the that many may need to wait state’s 5,797 total COVID-19 deaths with until Sunday, May 31 to safely the average age being 82. reopen. Compare and contrast the situation at Coyne, like a number of oth- Brooksby Village, where there has been er local pastors, said he’s plan- Rabbi David Meyer, of Temple Emanu-El in Marblehead, has found a only one reported death in a communi- ning to take the more cautious unique way to overcome social distancing: by preaching to photos of his ty of 1,800 residents and 900 employees, congregation members during services that have been streamed online according to Dan Dunne, Director of Ex- FAITH, A3 throughout the pandemic. ternal Communications for Erickson Liv- ing, the company that owns and manages Brooksby. The only victim was an inde-  COVID-19 deaths pendent living resident with underlying health conditions. Brooksby Village’s in- Parents hail continue to rise dependent living population (of more than on North Shore, 1,600) represents about 90 percent of all A2 residents. In addition, there are 189 res- St. Mary’s idents who live in continuing care, which includes 90 residents in assisted care, 67  Charles: It won’t residents in skilled nursing and 32 resi- graduates always be like dents in memory care. this, A4 “Peabody’s elders are being affected By Steve Krause more than average,” said Health Director ITEM STAFF Sharon Cameron. “Congregant settings in-  Reopening state crease the risk of transmission, especially LYNN — Among the victims of the the Baker way is in skilled care facilities. Most of them (the COVID-19 pandemic, and the social six nursing homes in the city) are report- distancing rules and regulations that the right way, A4 ing more than 30 cases and one, I believe, followed, were high school seniors. has 10-30.” The boys and girls set to graduate this  Virus deaths Cameron said the health department month and in June didn’t just lose their cannot release facility-speci c numbers, respective ceremonies. They lost proms, top 6,000; Baker but that there have been no deaths among ITEM PHOTO | OLIVIA FALCIGNO class trips, and their chance to say one touts new work staff members, adding that she is seeing last “goodbye” to their childhood years. An estimated 60 cars drove by St. Mary’s High protocols, A6 more stabilization since the department School Wednesday night to celebrate the grad- ST. MARY’S, A3 uating seniors. ELDERS, A5

STEVE KRAUSE COMMENTARY Peabody’s gain is We all knew an Eddie Haskell again Revere’s loss By Thor Jourgensen Eddie Haskell. N. Any child or adult oily you could fry sh on him. And on ITEM STAFF whose manner of attery toward author- a show such as “Leave it to Beaver,” ity  gures is excessive, unctuous, and that went out of its way to embrace the PEABODY — Veterans Memorial High School’s reeking of hypocrisy. “wholesome slice of Americana” tag, new principal Steven Magno has a lot in common Think back to when you were young Eddie was the one counterbalance to all with his boss, Superintendent-elect Dr. Josh Vada- and you ran into a smarmy kid just that goodness. You weren’t supposed to la — they both spent years educating Revere stu- itching to butter up your parents before like him. But you did. You got a kick out dents. he let loose on you. of him even if your mother would have Vadala, who was hired by the Peabody School If you’re of a certain age — and that forbidden you from hanging around with Committee in March, is a former Revere public age cuts a wide swath — you probably him. school assistant superintendent. Magno spent 10 thought, or perhaps even said, “this kid “Leave it to Beaver” gave us so many years in Revere as a high school administrator, reminds me of Eddie Haskell.” memories. Who doesn’t want to break including four years as Seacoast Alternative High Eddie, as we say, had all the moves. He wasn’t just phony polite. He was so KRAUSE, A3 Ken Osmond played Eddie Haskell PEABODY, A3

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Ralph R. LePage, 83 John R. DiLisio, 77 Constance Winter, 90

DELRAY BEACH, Fla. — SWAMPSCOTT — John R. MARBLEHEAD — Constance Ralph R. LePage 83 of Delray DiLisio, age 77, of Swampscott, “Connie” (Calder) Winter, age Beach Florida died peacefully passed away peacefully on 90, went to God May 18, 2020 on May 19th 2020. A veter- Monday after a lengthy illness. at Care One Essex Park, Bev- an of the US Navy he served He was the husband of Jennifer erly, following complications honorably in the Cuban mis- (Lane) DiLisio, with whom he from the COVID-19 virus. She sile crisis. He was the devoted shared 50 years of marriage. was the loving wife of Richard husband of the late Beverly A lifelong Swampscott resi- E. Winter of Marblehead, with Billington LePage of Saugus dent, he was the son of the late whom she would have shared for over 26 years. John A. and Mary C. (Gambale) 70 years of marriage in June. Ralph found love again and DiLisio. He was a graduate of Born on February 20, 1930 was married Carol Ciampa Swampscott High School, class in Danvers, MA she was a LePage of Delray Beach for 25 of 1961, and was a three sport daughter of the late Mary years. athlete, playing baseball, hock- (Joyner) Calder and Edgar A. A man devoted to family ey and football. Calder. She attended Mar- Ralph also leaves behind his John served in the United blehead schools and gradu- daughter Pamela of Salem NH States Navy during the Viet- and his wife Kay of Baltimore, ated with the class of 1948. and son David of West Palm nam War. He was Vice Presi- Rosemary Cotton of Swamp- In her later years, Connie was Beach Florida. He also leaves dent of a recycling company for scott, and Laura Mc Call of a greeter at the Marblehead his stepchildren Nicholas Chris- Among his many pleasures many years, and in his retire- Swampscott; his in-laws; Nan- Council of Aging. Funeral Home, 142 Elm St., topher and Cheryl Ciampa. were playing the piano and ment worked with many family cy DiLisio, Peter and Sandy Along with her loving hus- Marblehead, 3:00-6:00 pm, Ralph loved his granddaugh- golf. Ralph was also a friend and friends at the DiLisio Golf Lane, Robert and Ann Lane, band, Connie is survived by Friday May 22, 2020. Masks ters Sherilyn Peabody and of Bill W for over 40 years on Range. He was an avid golfer and Patricia Lane; his lifelong her sons, Bradley Winter of are required. A celebration Heather Babineau as well as his the North shore of Boston and and former member of Gannon friend Carmen Waelde; as well Danvers, and Gregory Winter of of life will be held at later three great-grandchildren. He Delray Beach. Golf Course in Lynn. He loved as many nieces, nephews and Peabody; her daughter Susan date. In lieu of flowers do- is also survived by his brother Service information: Ralph to play cards and take the oc- cousins. He was the brother (Winter) Testa of Marblehead, nation of your choice can Robert LePage of Peabody and will be interred at Riverside casional trip to local casinos. of the late Michael DiLisio and as well as her daughters-in law, be made to St. Stephen’s various nieces and nephews. cemetery in Saugus MA. He was an avid fan of the brother-in-law of the late Joe grandchildren, great-grand- United Methodist Church, Ralph worked as a designer There will be a small family Red Sox, Bruins and Patriots. McCall and Donald Lane. children and one great-great 67 Cornell Rd., Marblehead for GTE Sylvania until his early service at gravesite. Dona- Above all, he was a dedicated Service information: Ad- grandchild, and many cousins. MA 01945. To leave an on- retirement. He completed his tions may be made in lieu and loving husband, father and hering to the guidelines of Service information: A line message or condolence, career as a driver in West Palm of flowers to the Parkinson’s grandfather, never missing one the Commonwealth of MA limited private viewing will please visit www.eustisand- Beach Florida. society of your choice. of his son’s games or events. and the CDC, services will be held at Eustis & Cornell cornellfuneralhome.com He will be remembered as out- be private. In lieu of flow- going, charismatic and affable. ers, donations may be made In addition to his beloved to the Brain Injury Associa- Christos Iatrou, 56 wife, John is survived by two tion of MA, 30 Lyman Street, Brian J. Dow, 44 sons; Jason DiLisio and his Suite 10, Westborough, MA wife Kathleen of Swampscott 01581. Arrangements by the and Justin DiLisio and his wife SOLIMINE FUNERAL HOME, LYNN — Mr. Brian J. Dow, PEABODY — Christos Iatrou, Erin of Nahant; three grand- Lynn. Relatives and friends age 44, of Lynn, passed away 56, of Peabody, passed away children who will miss their are encouraged to leave a on May 16, 2020 from renal Tuesday evening at his resi- #1 Papa, Chase, John and message of condolence at failure after a brief illness. dence surrounded by his lov- Mary; his siblings; Jim DiLisio www.solimine.com ing family, following a battle Born in Lynn, MA, he was a with cancer. He was the be- devoted son, loving father loved husband of Kathy Iatrou. and caring brother who will Christos was born on June be missed immensely. Brian 26, 1963, in Loganikos, Spar- Antoni K. Cisto, 91 was a skilled finish carpenter ta, Greece, son of the late and roofer. Brian was always Vasilios and Chrisoula (Pa- there with a joke and the palimberis) Iatrou. LYNN — Antoni K. Cisto, 91, first one to cheer you up. He Christos was a well-known died May 20, 2020, at Lahey loved to catch a football with and successful businessman, Hospital & Medical Center in his sons, play Madden on having owned Billy’s Roast Burlington after a brief illness. PS4 amongst other games Beef in Wakefield, alongside He was the son of the late but most of all he was proud his brother, Socrates, for over and his wife Pam of Lynnfield, Antoni Cisto and Stanislawa to call himself their Dad. Bri- 30 years. Georgia Markos and her hus- (Zakrzewski) (Cisto) Bechamp. an loved to go hunting, watch Aside from owning his own band Nicholas, of Lynn, and Born in St. Denis, France, he the Patriots and the Red Sox business, he was an avid car Katerina Voulgari of Germany, also lived in Belgium and Sud- but most of all he loved his his wife Lisa Seger-Dow and enthusiast, enjoyed gardening, his mother-in-law, Georgia L. bury, Ontario before settling in time with his friends and their sons Hunter and Aidan loved travel to his favorite des- Markos of Lynn, and many Lynn for the past 63 years. He family. Brian leaves behind Dow. tinations, Aruba and Greece, nieces, nephews, and friends. was married to his beloved his mother Denise Dow, his Service information: Due but most importantly being Service information: A fu- wife Christine (Kowalczyk) Cis- He had a life-long love of brother Rick Dow, his grand- to Covid-19 services will be surrounded by his loving fam- neral service for Christos will to for 64 years, with whom he cycling which began in Europe, mother Suzanne Spinney and held at a later date. ily. He was a wonderful family be held on Friday, May 22, at would dance the polka better where he raced competitively. man, regardless of the rela- St. George Greek Orthodox than anyone on the dance He was fluent in several lan- tionship, every family member Church, 54 S Common St., floor. Before his retirement, guages: English, French, Polish, was just as important to him. Lynn, MA at 10A.M. Burial he was employed at the Gen- and Walloon. He frequently COVID-19 He will be sorely missed by all will follow in Pine Grove Cem- eral Electric Turbine Division entertained his grandchildren who knew him. etery in Lynn. In lieu of flow- for 20 years. He was a former with stories of his early life in Besides his loving wife of ers memorial contributions communicant of St. Michael’s Europe and Canada. Antoni’s 35 years, Kathy, he is sur- may be made to Dana Farber Parish in Lynn, where he was life was defined by his love fatalities continue vived by his sons, Vasilios Cancer Institute, 450 Brook- a member of the St. Michael’s for his wife and family, his Iatrou and his fiancé , Kristen line Ave., Boston, MA 02215 Polish Club. work ethic, his green thumb, Cotter, Elias Iatrou, Alexander and to the American Cancer In addition to his wife Chris- his incredible, deeply-melodic on North Shore Iatrou, all of Peabody; his sib- Society P.O. Box 22478, Okla- tine, he is survived by his chil- singing voice, his jokes and infection rate, at 3,089 per lings, Nicholas Iatrou of Lynn, homa City, OK 73123. For dren: Richard Cisto and his laughter, and his occasional in- By Gayla Cawley ITEM STAFF 100,000 residents, accord- George Iatrou and his wife online guestbook, please visit wife Laurie of Oxford, CT, Diane dulgence in the most delicious ing to data from the city Maria of Lynn, Socrates Iatrou ccbfuneral.com Cisto of Wilmington, MA, Debra sweets, especially anything Lynn and Peabody re- George and her husband Gary baked by his wife. He is loved and the state Department ported additional deaths on of Public Health (DPH). of Peabody, MA; as well as and will be greatly missed. Wednesday, while several his grandchildren: Katie Cisto, Service information: Due Only Boston, Brock- other North Shore commu- ton and Worcester have Matthew Cisto and his wife Ali, to Covid-19 crisis private nities saw a handful of new more cases, and Lynn is Marye E. Buckley Rachael Cisto, Lauren Breslin, graveside services will be COVID-19 cases. only trailing Chelsea and Kimberly Breslin, Sarah Ben- held. Contributions in his Another Lynn resident ham, Anthony Benham, Emily memory may be made to the Brockton in terms of infec- Marye Esther Buckley of Mar- letic and artistic events. Marye died on Wednesday, which George, Alicia George; one American Cancer Society tion rate, which indicates blehead, MA and Boca Raton, was always cheering on the brings the city’s death toll great grandchild, Roman Palm- 30 Speen St. Framingham, the municipalities that FL passed away peacefully on sidelines or in the audience of to 83, according to city isano; and several nieces and MA 01701. Arrangements have the worst outbreak, May 15th in Boca Raton. their basketball, football, hock- data. through the Nadworny Funer- according to the DPH. She was born in Peabody, MA ey, baseball, golf, horse shows, nephews. He was predeceased In Peabody, three more by his daughter Terese Ben- al Home 798 Western Ave. residents have died since In Revere, which has in 1923 to Andrew and Marye dance performances, swim the state’s sixth highest Esther (Coleman) Bugler DMD. meets, track meets, soccer, field ham, his grandsons Nicholas Lynn, MA 01905. For guest Monday, when figures Cisto and Patrick Benham, and book www.nadwornyfuneral- were last reported. The infection rate at 2,472 per Marye was predeceased by her hockey, crew regattas, dance 100,000 residents, six new parents, her sister Gertrude concerts, lacrosse games, and his brother Richard Cisto. home.com city’s death toll is now 126, according to Peabody cases were reported on Essember, her brother Philip theatrical plays. As a proud Wednesday. The city now (Marguerite) Bugler, her broth- resident of Marblehead, Marye Health Director Sharon Cameron. has 1,506 cases and 58 er and sister in law Arthur J. served the local community as residents have died. (Lillian Versa) Buckley, her dear an active volunteer. She was Although the two com- Antonina Kuian, 90 munities continue to report Elsewhere, a handful of son Michael K. Buckley, and the a devoted member of the Leo new cases were report- love of her life and husband of Guild, fundraising for the Bos- fatalities on a near-daily basis, the number of their ed between several other 69 years Frederick O. Buckley ton Archdiocese and for the SWAMPSCOTT — Anton- new COVID-19 cases has North Shore communities. MD. Marye was the mother legendary Cardinal Cushing and ina “Nina” (Marino) Kuian, As of Wednesday, Lynn- of Andrew P. (late Barbara J. the Merry Mixers, a fundraising been trending downward age 90, of Swampscott, died in recent weeks. field has 91 cases and 11 King) Buckley of Holmby Hills, organization for Salem Hospital. peacefully on Tuesday, May deaths, Marblehead has CA and Marblehead, Frederick She was an active member of Lynn reported just 20 19, 2020. She was the wife of new cases on Wednesday, 211 cases and 19 deaths, O. (Patricia Daley) Buckley, Jr. the Marblehead Garden Club. the late Stanley Kuian. Born Nahant has 40 cases and MD of Swampscott, MA, Brian Marye enjoyed playing bridge which is on par with the in Somerville, she was the six deaths, Saugus has 480 J. Buckley of Marblehead, MA and golf at Tedesco CC and numbers seen on Monday daughter of the late Vito and cases and 27 deaths, and and Boca Raton, FL, Marye Royal Palm Yacht and Golf Club. and Tuesday, when there Josephine (Tripoli) Marino. were 20 and 22 new cases in Swampscott, 119 peo- E. Moran and (Richard Tisch) Fred and Marye enjoyed many Nina enjoyed playing Mah- of Rye, NY, Sheila M. (Daniel) travel adventures with their respectively, according to ple have been infected and jong at the Saugus Senior Cen- city data. seven have died, according Goggin of Old Greenwich, CT close friends from crossing the ter and the Swampscott Senior and the late Michael K. (Ju- Atlantic on the S.S. France to Peabody has only had 29 to the DPH. Center; and also playing cards new cases since Monday, lia Butler) Buckley. Her lega- the Hawaiian beaches. at the Peabody Senior Center. Gayla Cawley can be cy is carried forward through Marye’s love for her family which brings its caseload She loved to knit and crochet to 940. reached at gcawley@item- her 17 grandchildren and 15 and friends was endless. Her for Union Hospital in Lynn. live.com. Follow her on great-grandchildren and 3 smile would light up the room. Although Lynn’s case She is survived by her three numbers have been on the Twitter @GaylaCawley. great great-grandchildren. Mar- Her grace, kindness and loving children; Michael S. Kuian great-grandchildren. She was ye was Aunt to Arthur J. (Tien support will be remembered the sister of the late Dominic decline, the city still has and his wife Debra of Lynn, the fourth highest number Truong) Buckley of Marblehead by all. She was especially Kathleen Maloney and her Marino, Jacqueline Falls and and many other nieces and grateful for the extra care that Anthony Marino. of cases in the state, with 781-593-7700 husband Edward of Groveland, 3,122, and the third highest nephews. her son Brian provided during and Joyce LaPointe and her Service information: Ad- Publishing Daily, except Sundays hering to the guidelines of USPS-142-820 ISSN-8750-8249 Marye attended St. John’s her last years. A celebration of husband David of Brentwood, Periodicals postage paid at Lynn, MA High School Peabody, MA and Marye’s wonderful life will be NH; her grandchildren; Melissa the Commonwealth of MA and additional offices. upon graduating attended held in the future when we can and Michael Kane of George- and the CDC, burial will be Copyright ©2020 The Daily Item Trinity College Washington, DC. all gather together again. town, James Stallings and his private and a memorial ser- Subscriptions Everything Marye did was as a In Lieu of flowers, memorial vice will be planned at a Prepaid by mail to all parts of the United States fiancée Nicole Darcy of Wake- $30.00 for 4 weeks wife, mother and grandmother. contributions may be made in field, Nicholas Kuian of Lynn, later date. Arrangements $95.00 for 13 weeks In addition to her busy time her memory to Our Lady Star Ryan and Salina Kuian of New- by the SOLIMINE FUNERAL $185.00 for 26 weeks coordinating Fred’s schedule, of the Sea Parish 85 Atlan- market, NH, Christopher and HOME, Lynn. Relatives and $340.00 for 1 year and raising their 6 children tic Avenue, Marblehead, MA Rachel LaPointe of Dearborn, friends are encouraged to Send payment to and POSTMASTER, Marye enthusiastically attended 01945. Fore more information send address changes to: MI, and Michelle LaPointe and leave a message of condo- The Daily Item her children’s, grandchildren’s or online guestbook please call her friend Eric Gibbs of Spring- lence for the family at www. call 781-593-7700 ext. 2 to start your 110 Munroe St. and great-grandchildren’s ath- 978-744-0497. field, MO; as well as many solimine.com P.O. Box 5 daily subscription. Lynn, MA 01903 THURSDAY, MAY 21, 2020 THE DAILY ITEM A3 We all knew an Eddie Haskell KRAUSE entire school and got his From A1 best friend’s girl preg- nant — in “Fast Times at into a whistle when they Ridgemont High.” hear the theme song? Both had classic inferi- Wally and The Beav got ority complexes. If Beaver into their share of trouble, or Wally got a little too especially when the series pointed with their retorts, was young and they were Eddie would act like the too. Friends came and wounded warrior. And went. Larry Mondello where Wally was a hit gave way to Gilbert, with the girls, Eddie was Whitey and Richard; and not. In fact, there was Chester and Tooey fell by one episode where Wally the wayside. Then there graciously offered to run was Lumpy — perhaps interference for Eddie our favorite sad sack. with some girl, only to But Eddie Haskell was have the girl end up fall- the constant thorn in ing for Wally. everyone’s side. Eddie may I also distinctly remem- have been Wally’s age, and ber an episode where Wal- Wally’s buddy, but he was ly got so exasperated with ITEM PHOTO | OLIVIA FALCIGNO Beaver’s foil. Eddie knew him that he dumped a Cars drive by St. Mary’s High School Wednesday night to celebrate the graduating seniors. how to get to The Beav, whole carton of pistachio and — as the show went ice cream down Eddie’s on — The Beav learned to pants. give it right back. Ken Osmond, who died Parents hail St. Mary’s graduates Whereas the Cleaver sibs Monday at the age of 76 were drawn with intricate (when did all these people strokes (for a medium that get so old??), had the task ST. MARY’S ter Caroline is one of the honking a horn.” Moore said the city au- was still in its infancy in of portraying Eddie as the From A1 graduates. Moore orga- What prompted this was thorities were happy to 1957, the boys had plenty supreme suck-up. He had nized the parade of an es- Moore’s realization that accommodate the parents. of nuance). Not so Eddie. to walk a fine line, because So, a group of St. Mary’s timated 60 cars with par- “the kids understood the But since the parade was He was painted with the while you could peg him parents found a way to ents and graduates. value of that moment. not a school-sponsored broadest of brushes. There from a mile away, it would honor their sons and “You see a lot of these They wanted a gradua- event, there was no mass was nothing subtle about have hurt the show if he daughters Wednesday birthday parties with fire tion. If they didn’t get a congregation on the prop- him. The writers’ intent was too unlikeable. Os- evening, with a rolling pa- trucks and honking horns prom, they kind of got it. erty of the school or church with Eddie was hammered mond did that marvelously. rade through Lynn, end- and sirens,” she said. “So “I find that an interest- at its conclusion. home like a 2x4 with a He could hold his own ing with an “around-the- we figured ‘why not do ing thing,” she said. “You “Basically,” she said, “we nine-inch nail. — as an actor -- to anyone block” drive-by at the St. something like a rolling only get one high school drove around the school Anyone who ever in the cast. And unlike Mary’s campus. rally, or a rolling parade. graduation. It’s that first and went home.” watched the show knew some of the others, he was “Graduations are ex- (Wednesday) would have adulthood transition. And exactly what was going to always good for a laugh Steve Krause can be citing and celebratory been their day. They’d be these kids have not been happen when the Cleaver or two — which is import- times,” said Attorney Mar- walking across the stage, able to have that mo- reached at skrause@item- doorbell rang and Eddie ant if you’re starring in a nie Moore, whose daugh- instead of sitting in cars, ment.” live.com. was on the other side of it. sitcom. “Why good afternoon, Of course, we all knew Keeping the faith on hold for at least another week Mrs. Cleaver. That’s a an Eddie Haskell or two. lovely dress you’re wear- Those kids were easy to ing. Might I see your son pick out, and maybe they FAITH with Pentecost, a Chris- Orthodox Church in Lynn taken on a unique twist in Wallace? And I must say still are. Even if your real-life buddies and con- From A1 tian holiday that marks is aimed for a June 7 open- the past several weeks. I saw young Theodore on temporaries didn’t show the birthday of the univer- ing to celebrate Pentecost About three weeks ago, his way home from school. every classic Eddie Has- approach and wait at least sal church. Sunday in the South Com- pictures of congregation He’s turning into a fine kell trait, you’d chuckle another week before re- “An appropriate way to mon Street church. members were placed in looking boy.” and remind yourself of suming church services. celebrate that is to open Resuming worship in the pews of the temple, Then he’d be directed just how “Eddie Has- He’s hoping to reopen the church on Pentecost church potentially means which Meyer said has upstairs and it would be kell-esque” they were. Star of the Sea for week- Sunday,” he said. blocking off every other been an uplifting experi- “hiya, Sam” (to Wally) and In a show full of iconic end Masses on May 30 and Rev. Paul Ritt, of Our pew in the church and ence. Before that, he had hiya, squirt” (Beaver) and characters Eddie Haskell 31, but said there’s a lot of Lady of the Assumption reducing worship space been preaching to empty his whole tenor would stood out. “Leave it to preparation and oversight Church in Lynnfield, said from 500-person capacity pews. change. that has to be dealt with he’s planning to reopen to half that number. “It’s easier to conduct a Beaver” was a moral show, Truth be told, though, meaning that it endeav- first. their doors on May 30 and A major question requir- service when you see smil- Eddie was a rather pa- Rev. Brian L. Flynn, pas- 31, with a limited number ing answers is how will ing faces staring back at ored to teach some kind thetic figure. He always of a lesson. And when the tor of the Lynn Catholic of Masses in the beginning worshippers take com- you,” said Meyer. seemed to need Wally Collaborative, said he’s stages. munion and participate Eid, the climactic end of subject rolled around to to fend off an angry kid Eddie, the only lesson was planning to reopen his At least through the in a vital faith exercise. Ramadan celebrated by whom he’d just insulted, parish, which includes Sa- month of June, there will Greek Orthodox protocol Muslims with a festive “don’t be like him.” or on whose girl Eddie He may not have been cred Heart and St. Mary be two Masses each week- requires the communion gathering including food was putting the moves. and gifts, will be different the model friend. But it churches, on Sunday, May end, which is pared down host to be dispensed on a He was reincarnated this Sunday for the was sure fun to watch 31. from the seven that is typ- spoon. and updated somewhat Ahmadiyya Muslim him be what he was. “(The Archdiocese was) ically offered between the “This has to be discussed by Robert Romanus as Community of Boston. really advising us to take two parishes, Ritt said. at length by the hierarchy Mike Damone — the Steve Krause can be Community members, it slowly,” said Flynn. People will have to regis- of the church,” Tsoukalas loudmouth braggart who reached at skrause@item- including the faithful in “What we’re working with ter for the mass they plan said. scalped tickets to the live.com. is to make sure we’re able to attend, wear masks in First Church, Swamp- Lynn and other North to open safely so people church and follow social scott Pastor Ian Hol- Shore communities, will can come here and be in distancing policies, he land is meeting with the celebrate Eid in their a safe environment so the said. church council on reopen- homes, but not gather in Peabody’s gain is virus doesn’t spread.” Ritt said he was “some- ing. Singing and commu- the Sharon mission house, Flynn said he’s confident what surprised” that nal meals are an essen- said member Nasir M. the parish will be pre- churches were allowed to tial part of the church’s Rana. The change means again Revere’s loss pared to adhere to state open in Phase One of the faith practices. How these families must learn the restrictions imposed on governor’s plan, but char- group activities can safely Eid prayers traditionally PEABODY a special education teach- churches in Phase One, acterized it as a pleasant be conducted while mini- recited in a group setting. From A1 er and spent six years as such as socially distancing surprise. mizing coronavirus expo- “Everyone will learn to the high school team chair- churchgoers, operating at “It will be wonderful sure remains a challenge. do them from their house,” School principal as part person. In 2010, he was 40 percent capacity and welcoming back our pa- “Many aspects of our he said, adding Ahmadi- of his 22-year education promoted to Revere High modifying Communion rishioners for the first communal life we love yya hopes to resume Fri- career. School assistant principal. rituals. time in two and a half now represent danger. It’s day prayer gatherings Magno grew up in Pea- Former state education Although the parish has months,” said Ritt. “This intense but it’s inspira- within a week in compli- body and attended the specialist and Peabody two churches, Flynn said will certainly be a differ- tional: It’s a new reality.” ance with the state’s wor- Burke Elementary School teacher Dr. Marc Kerble the diocese recommended ent experience of worship Holland speculated that ship reopening guidelines. and Higgins Middle School, has served as interim su- that they only reopen one for our people. worship could become a Although worship places according to a statement perintendent since last De- of the spaces for Masses “I think the main thing “hybrid” exercise combin- will soon open their doors, provided by Vadala. cember when he was picked in the beginning stages of for us is to prepare as well ing online worship and what remains unknown “Mr. Magno comes highly for the job following Super- their reopening, which he as we can. This is all very faith practiced in church. is how many people will recommended as an out- intendent Cara Murtagh’s has chosen to do. new for us. My concern is Rabbi David Meyer, choose to come back to standing leader, strong com- death last November. “I’m just opening St. we provide the best expe- of Temple Emanu-El in church in the early stages. municator and a collabora- Kerble has led Peabody tive team player. He takes a Mary to begin with,” said rience of worship under Marblehead, said the tem- Some pastors, such as schools through coronavi- Flynn and Ritt, will con- student centered approach Flynn. “It’s easier to make these conditions (and) we ple, much like the rest of rus, including implement- tinue to stream their to education, has extensive one place safe and accessi- keep people safe as well.” the state, would open in ing state orders to close Masses online to give peo- experience in special edu- ble and to get the protocols Many other worship phases, but does not have schools and launching at- ple the option of continu- cation and a strong desire going right as opposed to places, including Clifton- an exact date planned. home learning programs. ing to watch from home. to support and empower opening another one also dale Church of the Naz- Meyer said the temple’s Peabody schools, like Both cautioned that it educators. We are excited to at the moment.” arene in Saugus, are also reentry task force met on others across the state, may be unwise for people welcome Mr. Magno to the The parish typically runs choosing to wait. Tuesday night and has remain closed through the who are susceptible to Peabody School communi- seven weekend Masses be- “We are taking it very, started to plan ways to end of the academic year. severe COVID-19 illness, ty,” said Vadala. tween the two churches, very slowly,” said Church safely allow its staff, mem- “We continue to follow such as the elderly or peo- Magno is scheduled to which draw between 80- of the Nazarene Pastor bers and community to be the governor’s guidance ple with underlying medi- start his new job on July 300 people depending on Frank Lowe in describing present together. closely and will work with cal conditions, to return to 1 — the same day Vadala what time the services are how the church’s board “It’s not a quick fix,” said the city and department church. officially starts as super- Meyer. “It’s going to take of public health to ensure held. is proceeding with plans Some people may be intendent. some time, but I think it’s the safety of all involved But to start, Flynn said to re-enter the church it “dying to come back to According to his Face- fair to say that for the last as we progress towards only five Masses will run shares with two other con- church,” but others may book page, Magno attend- at St. Mary’s — there will gregations. three months, we were re-opening our school have become accustomed ed St. John’s Prep and buildings,” Vadala said. be one on Saturdays and Lowe is consulting oth- strategizing as a syna- to watching mass from the earned a special education four on Sundays. er pastors to discuss the gogue (that’s been closed) comfort of their homes, degree at Salve Regina Thor Jourgensen can be “We’re very happy to be safest ways to resume down and now we are Coyne added. University and earned ad- reached at tjourgensen@ reopening,” said Flynn. worship in a building. He strategizing how to be a “Anybody who goes to vanced education degrees itemlive.com. “We obviously have missed said the hand sanitizer, synagogue (that allows) for church by choice, they at Salem State College in Eucharist but we’ve also soap, and other items the some amount of reopening. can’t wait to come back,” 2003 and 2009. greatly missed just seeing board decided it needs “We are not jumping into said Coyne. “But if peo- Vadala started working LAW OFFICES OF one another and gathering won’t arrive until June. anything, but we are pur- ple are in the habit of in Revere in 1999 as a JAMES J. CARRIGAN together.” He said online worship suing the best course of going to church out of a middle school teacher at • Social Security Disability On Tuesday, Flynn was launched in March and ef- action as advised by state tradition, they may think SeaCoast. His career in- • Workers Compensation planning to reopen church forts to financially sustain and local officials, by our twice about it because now cluded stints as an assis- • Accidents doors this weekend, but the church without people own medical team and by tant principal and acting 25 years located across they’re out of the habit.” from Lynn District Court changed his mind after meeting face to face have the needs for the wellbe- principal and he served as getting input from parish- been successful. ing of a diverse congrega- Gayla Cawley can be assistant superintendent 15 Johnson St. ioners during a Zoom call “We’re in no hurry to go tion.” reached at gcawley@item- in Revere for four years 781-596-0100 later that afternoon. back,” he said. Meyer said the temple live.com. Thor Jourgensen JAMES J. CARRIGAN before being hired as Pea- ANNE GUGINO CARRIGAN The new date is fitting, Father George Tsouka- will continue to lives- can be reached at tjour- body superintendent. LISA A. CARRIGAN, OF COUNSEL he said, as it will align las said St. George Greek tream services, which has [email protected]. Magno began his career as www.jamescarriganlaw.com [email protected] A4 THURSDAY, MAY 21, 2020 OPINION It won’t always be like this HOW TO REACH US E¥¦¥ M. G DIRECTORS President and Publisher Edward L. Cahill When I was about 8½ Does this mean those M§Ÿ H. SŸŸ Chief Executive O cer John M. Gilberg months pregnant with my who are in the lower in- Edward M. Grant E C J. CŸ¡ CŸ now college-aged daugh- come bracket are just bad Advertising Director News Editor Gordon R. Hall 110 Munroe St. Monica Connell Healey ter, I remember one day with money? Well, no. W J. K TŸ  J ¢£ looking in the mirror, then CherylC Some studies have shown P.O. Box 5 Chief Financial O cer Editorial Page Editor J. Patrick Norton Lynn, MA 01903 J N. W  C  T¢¤ Michael H. Shanahan back at my husband and CharlesC that if adjusted for today’s Chief Operating O cer Community Relations Director Chairman jokingly (I think) asking, inflation, the minimum Customer Service “have I always been preg- wage would be more than Monday - Friday, 8 a.m. - 5 p.m. PUBLISHERS nant?” $20 an hour. Horace N. Hastings, 1877-1904 Nazi and Confederate Connecting Charles H. Hastings and Wilmot R. Hastings, 1904-1922 It just seemed to me that flags (both symbols of op- In the meantime, while All Departments: Charles H. Hastings, 1922-1940 this was the way I had pression), assault weap- this country has waited 781-593-7700 Ernest W. Lawson, 1940-1960 always looked — surely far too long to actually Charles H. Gamage and Peter Gamage, 1960-1982 ons, and signs such as the Ext. 2 Peter Gamage, 1982-1991 I must have always been one depicting an African address the economic in- Peter H. Gamage, 1991-1996 shaped like a VW bug, slave wearing a muz- equality, our lawmakers Classifi ed/Legal Advertising Brian C. šayer, 1996-1999 classi [email protected] Bernard W. Frazier Jr., 1999-2005 with legs sticking out of it. zle and collar that reads in Washington are telling Peter H. Gamage, 2005-2014 My point is, of course, “Muzzles are for dogs and us that we can’t afford $15 Subscriptions an hour minimum wage [email protected] John S. Moran, Executive Editor, 1975-1990 it doesn’t take that long slaves. I am a free human to forget what we used to being,” while screaming and those who rely on tips Circulation look, act, sound, or live about your rights. Racist to get by are told they are [email protected] like. and privileged much? worth even less. Ext. 3 I can’t dismissively say Here we are, a little In the end, this is as Newsroom more than two months much an issue of socioeco- it’s only been two months, [email protected] into a global pandemic, nomic class as it is of lib- when I’m one of those who [email protected] is able to continue work- and even though we’ve eration. Ext. 4 started making tentative Those who are most at ing. EDITORIAL What I can say is we’re Sports steps back into the more risk, the first responders of [email protected] familiar world, it’s almost medical personnel, EMTs fighting the wrong enemy. as if we’re thinking, “have and police and firefighters, And I don’t mean just the Ext. 5 we always existed in a are taking precautions. inept policies and deci- Retail and Online Reopening state global pandemic?” But those caregivers you sions that put us all in this Advertising [email protected] It took awhile, and it don’t think about, the gro- pickle, either stuck inside didn’t take long at all. cery store workers, trash for the better part of the ADVERTISING Things went from small collectors, mail carriers, day, or risking our lives to Ernie Carpenter Jr. the Baker way is to moderate concern, to delivery drivers, janitors keep the world going as Director of Advertising full-blown scary in what best we can. and Business Development, ext. 1355 and cleaners in high-risk [email protected] seemed a matter of min- places such as hospi- If wearing a mask feels utes. No wonder some are tals and nursing homes, like oppression to you, tell Ralph Mitchell Sales Representative, ext. 1313 in a rush to get back to are also essential as we it to one of your friends the right way and neighbors who lost a [email protected] work, to a life not feeling ride out this first wave so incredibly frightened — of COVID-19. When you loved one to this illness. Eric Rondeau If you don’t know anyone, Sales Representative, ext. 1280 We applaud Gov. Charlie Baker’s cautious, while others cautiously tip- whine and cry and refuse [email protected] data-driven approach to reopening Massachu- toe back into the world like to wear a face mask be- you’re lucky. But chances Patricia Whalen setts’ economy and society from two months of the Munchkins after Dor- cause it impedes your free- are you will before this is over. This isn’t going away Sales Representative, ext. 1310 coronavirus. othy’s house crushed the dom, you’re spitting in the “like a miracle.” Fifteen [email protected] Massachusetts a month ago ranked third be- Wicked Witch of the East. faces (sometimes literally) cases won’t miraculously BUSINESS OFFICE hind New Jersey and New York among states Count me in the second of those essential workers, go down to zero. The econ- with the most coronavirus cases. Baker has camp. who you’ve also apparent- Susan J. Conti omy won’t bounce back the Controller, ext. 1288 Yes, as I’ve said before, I ly decided are expendable. held televised news conferences almost every same way it was before all [email protected] also would like to see the Or maybe you’ve decided day since March underscoring the pandemic’s this started, and because dog groomers, hair and that this virus is a hoax. If Ted Grant deadly toll on the Bay State, the steps his ad- this pandemic exposed so Publisher, ext. 1234 nail salons get back to you’re one of those, I won’t ministration is taking, and the advice state of- many of our country’s in- [email protected] their businesses. I have even bother trying to en- ficials are giving to keep residents safe. equalities and inequities Marian Kinney friends who are indepen- gage with you — if the On Monday, Baker released a four-phased in healthcare, housing and ext. 1212 dent contractors in differ- deaths of almost 100,000 [email protected] strategy for reopening businesses and social job opportunities, maybe it ent vocations, and it does of your fellow citizens in activities in the state. The recommendations, shouldn’t. Will Kraft bother me that while I beginning with easing restrictions on construc- a few months’ time can’t While we tentatively Chief Financial Of cer, ext. 1296 can work from home, they [email protected] tion jobs, manufacturers, worship places and convince you this is real, step out of our homes and can’t do their jobs without nothing will. hospitals, are based on work by the Reopening peer around cautiously Paula Villacreses customers or students. But I do empathize with Advisory Board advising the governor. (I hear Glinda the Good A/R Specialist, ext. 1205 I would also be more those who aren’t sure Witch singing “Come out, [email protected] It’s worth taking time to think about the task sympathetic to those who where their next meal is come out, wherever you Mike Shanahan that coronavirus dropped onto Baker’s shoul- are stridently harassing coming from because that ders in March. Faced with rapidly-accelerating are”), let’s change the Chief Executive Of cer, ext. 1956 the governors of their re- stimulus check either mindset about policies [email protected] evidence about a deadly new disease, he issued spective states to open didn’t go far enough, or shutdown and restriction orders that no one enacted in the interest of Carolina Trujillo up the economy if they they didn’t qualify for it. safety. Even if you don’t Community Relations Director, ext. 1226 would have imagined having to issue or com- showed those affected Economic anxiety is no [email protected] ply with a month earlier. agree, it’s still not an us vs. and afflicted by this virus small thing. them — it’s us and them, Jim Wilson In making those decisions, Baker was con- the respect they deserve. Even before we were all Chief Operating Of cer, ext. 1200 which means it’s we. And [email protected] fronted with the scariest information any lead- If you’re an independent told to go home and stay we have to get through er could hear. Experts told him that a growing contractor, restaurant there, there were far too this pandemic and come CIRCULATION body of evidence indicated coronavirus could worker, gig worker, I hear many of us who were liv- out the other side — to- Lisa Mahmoud spread like wildfire and overwhelm even Mas- your desperation in want- ing paycheck to paycheck, gether. Manager, ext. 1239 sachusetts’ state-of-the-art medical infrastruc- ing to keep from becom- and about 80-85 percent [email protected] ing homeless and your whose life would be up- Cheryl Charles can be ture. CUSTOMER SERVICE From late March into April, Baker did not need for food. But I’m not ended by an unexpected reached at ccharles@item- moved by those carrying $400 expense. live.com. La’ Mosha Ball turn coronavirus into a political football. He Customer Service, ext. 1276 did not point fingers and assign blame in an [email protected] attempt to keep the focus and heat off him. He LETTER TO THE EDITOR GRAPHICS turned again and again to the grim numbers and repeated again and again the need for Trevor Andreozzi Designer many Massachusetts residents to stay home Let’s wake up before it’s too late [email protected] and for social isolation to become the norm. Ned Connors When the initial May 4 reopening date looked Like so many Americans Either a shut down or been first in confronting Designer, ext. 1222 unrealistic against the backdrop of case statis- and people around the open up. Nothing in-be- this dreadful virus. In- [email protected] tics, Baker pushed reopening back to May 18. world, I remain totally tween. So, what if we stead, we’re chasing after Mark Sutherland As other states eased coronavirus restrictions shocked and dismayed by have to sacrifice lives to the planet’s smallest and Creative Director, ext. 1330 [email protected] and protesters clamored outside his home for President Trump and his get the economy started? most deprived nations. reopening, he stood by the data and calmly band of corrupt cronies. To paraphrase Melania We have a president who NEWSROOM warned that a quick reopening could send cas- To borrow a word from Trump, “Who Cares?” We is totally disinterested and Mike Alongi es spiking and reverse progress made in slow- his inaugural speech, all know who the dead unfit that he’s eschewing Sports Editor, ext. 1228 [email protected] ing the pandemic’s spread. nothing is being done will be. Front line workers science and the integrity The reopening plan calls for each phase to to stop the “carnage.” who’ve been pretty much of researchers and practi- Bill Brotherton last at least three weeks with constant health Features Editor ext. 1338 Republicans have not disenfranchised already tioners who took oaths to [email protected] data review. With his measured tone and fa- stepped up. Not even to are putting their lives at heal and protect in favor miliarity with technical jargon, Baker is an Elyse Carmosino name what’s happening risk, earning low wages of artificial measures for Reporter, ext. 1264 easy target for people who suggest he isn’t sup- nor to offer a plan to stem they’ve no choice, they his own survival. [email protected] porting the little guy who wants to get back in the demise of our noble need to work. Wake up from our stu- Gayla Cawley business cutting hair or filling a restaurant democracy. Waiting until It’s demoralizing to por! Any moment now will Reporter, ext. 1236 with customers. November isn’t going to realize that America is be too late. [email protected] But Baker, in our view, has earned an A+ for stop the staggering threat the laughingstock across Cheryl Charles taking a level, measured and sane approach to life and freedom. the globe. We’ve lost our Debbie Friedlander, News Editor, ext. 1278 to protecting Massachusetts from coronavirus Trump has been bril- credibility and given up Chair [email protected] and moving the state back to a “new normal.” liant in framing this our position of leadership Swampscott Democratic Olivia Falcigno pandemic in binary terms. and hope. We should have Town Committee Photographer, ext.1224 [email protected] Spenser Hasak CLARIFICATION Photographer, ext. 1332 [email protected] In its front-page Thor Jourgensen series of articles Editorial Page Editor, ext. 1267 [email protected] in the Wednesday, Daniel Kane May 20, issue, The Sports Reporter, ext. 1228 Item neglected to [email protected] Steve Krause provide informa- Writer-at-Large, ext. 1229 tion on Carlos Pru- [email protected] David McLellan dencio, author of Reporter, ext. 1317 the piece “a reality [email protected] Anne Marie Tobin that hit as hard as Sports Reporter, ext. 1307 bricks.” Carlos Pru- [email protected] Ryan York dencio is a junior Copy Editor, ext. 1220 at Lynn English [email protected] High School. TECHNOLOGY 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] THURSDAY, MAY 21, 2020 THE DAILY ITEM A5 POLICE/FIRE

All address information, particu- this happened after she put cari’s Restaurant on Broadway Police investigate pair larly arrests, re ect police records. In the mulch back that the dog and the other party left the the event of a perceived inaccuracy, had pushed off the yard. scene. The restaurant’s secu- it is the sole responsibility of the con- A report of a fraudulent ac- rity footage was reviewed and count that was opened at 6:50 the suspect was located. The of Lynn shootings cerned party to contact the relevant p.m. Tuesday on Evans Road parties exchanged paperwork police department and have the de- Extension. A caller reported and a report was taken. By Gayla Cawley volved an apparent drive- had been struck with gun- partment issue a notice of correction someone attempted to le un- ITEM STAFF by shooting at 19 Har- re, Kmiec said. to the Daily Item. Corrections or clar- employment under his name. Break-In/Burglary wood St shortly before 9 Police found a couple i cations will not be made without A disturbance was reported LYNN — Two separate p.m. Kmiec said the home of shell casings in the Of cers received alarm alerts shootings in the city on express notice of change from the at 10:46 p.m. Tuesday on West was struck with gun re area, but have not been Shore Drive. A caller reported at 9:42 p.m. Tuesday from the Monday night resulted in and ballistic evidence was able to get further infor- arresting police department. Mobil Mart on Broadway. Dis- 20-25 kids were making noise damage to two homes and recovered at the scene. mation as “there was not patched of cers reported a in the park. Police reported a car, police said. “There’s very limited much cooperation from broken window on the scene. LYNN they were gone upon arrival. Shots were red less information, but (it’s) the owner of the vehicle,” A break-in was con rmed to than half an hour apart on believed that the shots Arrest have occurred at 9:36 p.m. Of- Kmiec said. NAHANT Alley Street and Harwood did come from a vehicle,” No arrests have been cers reviewed camera footage Street, according to the Tyquan Harris, 29, of 20 Kmiec said. made and both shootings with the Mobil Mart keyholder police log. About 20 minutes later, Lawton Ave., was arrested and Accidents and determined a safe was are under investigation. charged with disorderly con- There were no injuries police responded to an- An of cer attempted to stop stolen. The suspect is a male duct and on warrant charges in either incident, Lynn other report of gunshots Gayla Cawley can be a vehicle on Flash Rd. at 9:05 of average build between 5’9 of assault with a dangerous Police Lt. Michael Kmiec and found a car parked in reached at gcawley@item- p.m. Monday. The of cer deter- and 5’11. He was wearing a weapon, assault and battery said. the driveway of 112 Alley live.com. Follow her on mined the vehicle had been white hoodie and blue jeans on a correction of cer, disturb- The rst incident in- St. and the home’s garage Twitter @GaylaCawley. reported stolen out of Arling- with his boxer shorts showing. ing a correctional institution, ton on May 17. The vehicle He used a mask to cover his shoplifting by asportation,  ed onto Castle Rd, striking a face. assault and battery on a po- house. The female passenger lice of cer, threat to commit was attended to by a nurse Complaints a crime, attempting to evade on the lawn. Nahant Fire and A 911 caller reported hear- taxi fare, carrying a dangerous Swampscott Police were con- weapon, Class B drug distribu- ing the sound of gunshots at tacted. The passenger was 11:24 p.m. Tuesday in the area tion and drug possession with transported to Salem Hospital. intent to distribute at 10:20 of his home on Golden Hills p.m. Tuesday. Rd. Dispatched of cers con- Assist Citizen tacted Melrose Police Depart- Accidents A caller at 6:15 p.m. Tues- ment. An of cer reported wit- day reported some type of de- nessing reworks in the area A report of a motor vehicle ceased animal in her sh pond of Socs Ice Cream. A search of crash at 3:21 p.m. Tuesday on Phillips Rd. She did not be- the area was negative. at Boston and Park streets; at lieve it was a dog or cat and Police received a 911 call at 6:27 p.m. Tuesday at 664 Bos- believed it had been there for 7:50 p.m. Tuesday from a party ton St. some time. She was referred to who reported a tall, white male A report of a motor vehicle Walters Wildlife. with blond hair and wearing a hit and run crash at 10:53 Police received a call from a blue jacket was holding a knife a.m. Wednesday at 132 Fay- woman at 3:23 p.m. Tuesday and talking to himself on For- ITEM PHOTO | SPENSER HASAK ette St. est St. Dispatched of cers re- from a woman stating she had Bob Patenaude holds the Medal of Liberty which was posthumously locked herself out of her house ported that a thorough search Assaults of the area turned up negative. awarded to his uncle, U.S. Army Sgt. Kenneth Patenaude, who died in on Howe Rd. and did not have World War II. a spare key. Fire units were no- A woman called at 8:42 p.m. A report of an assault and to report her yard was being battery with a dangerous ti ed to assist the resident. An unknown party called at  ooded by a neighbor empty- weapon at 8:25 p.m. Tuesday ing their pool on Westford St. on Liberty Street. 2:48 p.m. Tuesday inquiring Mutual Medals of Liberty for information about when A dispatched of cer report- ed a resident on Clinton Ave. Breaking and Entering the beaches are open and if they can walk on them yet. The was draining his pool and had A report of a breaking and party was advised to call the completed the task. There was are awarded in Saugus entering at 8:05 a.m. Wednes- COVID-19 EOC line. some minor  ooding in sur- day at 100 Lewis St. rounding yards. It was deter- MEDALS Ryan’ are pretty accurate.” Japanese task force that Animal Control mined that no police services From A1 Sgt. Patenaude made his was headed straight for Theft were needed. way through France and embattled U.S. Marines A caller reported her white A third-party caller reported Hall, veterans services of- into Belgium by Novem- and sailors during the A report of a larceny at 2:17 Persian cat missing from Little at 1:25 p.m. Tuesday that a cer Jay Pinette present- ber of 1944, serving in the months-long struggle for p.m. Tuesday at 4 Freeman Nahant Rd. at 9:15 a.m. Mon- male who looked like he “didn’t ed the Saugus residents First Division (The Big control of Guadalcanal, Square; at 5:29 p.m. Tuesday day and asked to be contacted belong there” was trying to with the medals. Red One), 18th infantry, which was located in the at 583 Lynnway; at 12:55 a.m. if the cat is located. The cat is gain access to the side door The Patenaudes are third battalion. Solomons, northwest of Wednesday at 41 Light St. declawed and named Winston. of First Congregational Church. on opposite sides of the According to an account Australia. The death toll The caller’s daughter did not spectrum when it comes by “Big Red One” histo- after the Juneau was tor- Vandalism Complaints want to get involved and would to studying, and talking rians, Hurtken was “as pedoed was 687 men, in- not provide a description of about, World War II and deadly, as miserable, as cluding Jackson. Only 115 Police received a call at 1:40 A report of motor vehicle the male. Dispatched of cers their uncles. Bob doesn’t unrewarding and relent- men survived after the vandalism at 3:51 p.m. Tues- p.m. Tuesday from a party re- reported that the building ap- mind talking about it. He Juneau broke in two and porting that people are park- less a battle as the First day at 26-28 Holyoke St. peared to be secure. says his wife never does. sank. ing/stopping/speeding in the Division ever fought in.” Because only one family Sgt. Patenaude, who A memorial square vicinity of Forty Steps Beach in Jackson’s name still MARBLEHEAD on Nahant Rd. A dispatched SWAMPSCOTT member per year can be grew up in Revere, had honored with the medal, only been in the Army stands near his boyhood of cer reported there were no Everett home. Accidents vehicles parked in the vicinity Accident which is given in conjunc- for a year and a half, his tion with the Common- nephew said, “and right The Medal of Liberty A report of a motor vehicle at the time. A report of a motor vehicle is being accepted by S2c Police received a call at 2:49 wealth of Massachusetts before he died, I guess, he hit and run crash at 7:36 p.m. crash at 3:22 p.m. Tuesday at and the National Guard, was promoted to sergeant. Jackson’s niece and Sau- Tuesday on Atlantic Avenue. p.m. Monday from a resident 444 Humphrey St. gus resident, Linda Jack- who complained of screaming “we submitted separate Through most of it he was applications, but at the a PFC (private rst class). son Patenaude on behalf Complaints pigs on Valley Rd. The caller re- Complaints of S2c Jackson and the en- ported that the chickens were same time. It has to be “As part of the First Di- before a board, and both vision, he was usually the tire Jackson family. A report of a disturbance at making a lot of noise as well A well-being check was per- Linda Patenaude’s fa- of us ended up being rst group to go into those 4:57 p.m. Tuesday on Heritage and that the noise had been formed at 10:02 p.m. Tuesday ther, her husband said, green-lighted.” hot spots,” Patenaude said. Way. A caller reported that a occurring for over an hour. A at 37 Salem St. The Depart- served on one of the While Patenaude has al- Seaman Jackson grew woman started yelling at her dispatched of cer reported ment of Children and Fam- transports that brought ways been curious about up in Everett. He enlist- after her dog pushed some that the area appeared quiet. ilies had received a call from soldiers from England to his uncle, he knows the ed in the U.S. Navy, along mulch off the yard when she a Line for Life Employee who Normandy on D-Day. timeline of his service. with his three brothers, was walking past the house. had been called by a child The Patenaudes have SAUGUS “He landed on Omaha When she started to walk away, at the address. The child had right after Pearl Harbor. lived in Saugus for 10 the woman reportedly got into Accidents reportedly said she thought Beach,” Panenaude said. Following basic training, years. He is a retired cor- her car, chased the caller down her mother’s boyfriend was a “Not in the rst wave, but he was stationed on board rections of cer who worked and yelled at her from the car Police received a call at 6:31 pedophile. The man was re- he had to go through what the Juneau. in the fugitive unit. to stay off her property or she p.m. Tuesday from a woman portedly masturbating in front they all went through. During the battle of would call the “cops” and have who reported her vehicle was of her and touching her under- And from what I’ve heard, Guadalcanal, the Juneau, Steve Krause can be her arrested. The caller said hit in the parking lot of Pol- wear. all those scenes at the be- along with other Navy reached at skrause@item- ginning of ‘Saving Private vessels, turned back a live.com.

Selling a house? Peabody elders ‘affected more than average’ Buying a house? ELDERS owned and operated by caution and implemented advised to stay in their Find out what properties From A1 Berkshire Healthcare measures that meet or ex- apartments and to wear Systems. Lisa Gaudet, ceed CDC and local health masks if venturing out- recently sold in your area. assigned public health Vice-President of Business department guidelines side their units. Dining Check out nurses to each facility ap- Development and Market- in response to this pub- rooms have been closed proximately in April. ing, said the rst cases at lic health concern,” said since mid-March, but four- the Real Estate page “Numbers overall are Pilgrim were detected in Dunne. course meals are delivered in Saturday’s paper. trending down in cases early April, a time when “Based on recent news to residents on a daily ba- con rmed and hospital- testing was being conduct- reports of nursing homes sis. The facility is closed to izations, but we are still ed on a smaller scale. with COVID-19 related non-essential visitors. The being cautious as the state “In the beginning, we supply shortages, lapses on-site salon, tness cen- just changed guidelines were advised to only test in care, lack of transpar- ter, pool and other activity on testing to determine people with symptoms,” ency and inadequate in- areas are closed. asymptomatic cases, so she said. “It’s the asymp- fections control precau- Residents living in city- we are likely to see an in- tomatic piece that has tions, it is easy to see how owned elderly housing crease in cases,” Cameron affected counties near some could presume these have fared far better than said. “Also, as we start to us compared to other issues apply to any senior those living in private open up, we will see more areas,” adding that all living provider. This is not nursing homes. asymptomatic people with residents and staff have the case at Brooksby.” “We have 362 residents a greater chance of infect- now been tested and that Dunne cited the compa- over the age of 60 living in ing others.” Pilgrim continues to have ny’s operating strengths, elderly housing and I have Lynn Drug Task Force Pilgrim Rehabilitation “good infection control in with its own medical no knowledge of any cur- and Skilled Nursing Cen- place.” group, primary care pro- rent residents testing pos- ter, a facility with 97 beds, Dunne said Erickson’s viders, and access to per- itive or passing away from Hotline has lost nine residents to early response and access sonal protective equip- COVID-19,” said Peabody the disease. It current- to essential resources, ment, “has played an Housing Authority Exec- ly has nine active cases may be the reason Brooks- integral role in our effec- utive Director Anne Marie 781-477-4444 CALL 24 HOURS A DAY among residents and ve by has been able to keep tive management of this Burns. active cases among staff the disease off campus. coronavirus,” adding that or text the word tiplynn members. “Since early March, move-ins are occurring as Anne Marie Tobin can be and your tip to “tip411” (847411) Pilgrim is one of 15 Brooksby Village has act- scheduled reached at atobin@item- skilled care facilities ed with an abundance of Residents have been live.com. Spanish menu available Catch up with your All reports of neighborhood activity will be investigated. favorite team Callers may remain anonymous. in Item Sports! A6 THE DAILY ITEM THURSDAY, MAY 21, 2020 COVID-19 deaths top 6,000; Baker touts new work protocols

By Steve LeBlanc about one part of the plan navirus pandemic. the coronavirus pandemic. and Mark Pratt which would let Boston The Massachusetts The organization instead ASSOCIATED PRESS offices bring back work- chapter of the Council asked people to plant flags ers at 25 percent capacity on American-Islamic Re- on their lawns or post BOSTON — The num- starting June 1. lations and the Islamic flags in their windows. ber of COVID-19-related Baker said the guidance Society of Boston Cultur- The Patriots and Revolu- deaths in Massachusetts for Boston is up to 25 per- al Center in a statement tion’s foundations will gath- has surged past 6,000 as cent. Wednesday said the initia- er volunteers Thursday to the state’s economy begins “We want people to do tive is taking place in the plant more than 2,500 flags to reopen. whatever they’re most holy month of Ramadan, to honor the men and wom- PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS There were 128 new comfortable with,” Baker during which Muslims en from Foxborough who COVID-19-related deaths A sign announces the suspension of service of said. are encouraged to perform have lost their lives defend- reported Wednesday, Concord Coach Lines at a transportation cen- UMASS TUITION acts of charity. ing the country. bringing the total number ter in Portland, Maine. University of Massa- The project, led by a Social distancing will be of deaths to 6,066 since chusetts President Marty group of local Muslim enforced. the start of the pandemic. Meehan is recommending physicians, obtained the BIRTHDAY PARTY Massachusetts has record- a tuition freeze for the masks through a fundrais- CONTROVERSY Depleted bus lines ed the third highest num- university’s nearly 50,000 ing effort. Some residents of a Bos- ber of deaths of any state. “As Muslims, we’re hum- ton suburb are calling on There were more than in-state undergraduates the president of the city 1,000 newly reported cases for the upcoming academ- bled to be able to live out struggling without of COVID-19, the disease ic year. our faith by serving our council to resign for hold- caused by the coronavirus, Meehan made the rec- neighbors,” Wael Alkhairo, ing a birthday party for with the total number of ommendation Wednesday executive director of the her 21-year-old daughter federal assistance pointing to the financial Islamic Center, said in a that appeared to violate people with confirmed cas- er stay-at-home orders hardships many families statement. “During the restrictions on large gath- By Patrick Whittle es of COVID-19 rising to ASSOCIATED PRESS that have idled their bus- are facing because of the holy month of Ramadan in erings and social distanc- nearly 89,000. es for two months in some coronavirus. particular, it’s our duty to ing guidelines. There were about 2,500 LEWISTON, Maine — regions. The Board of Trustees do everything in our pow- More than 130 people people currently hospi- The nation’s 3,000 or so “I think there’s going to Committee on Adminis- er to ensure the safety of have signed an online talized with the disease, private bus lines — and be several companies, if tration and Finance is due those around us.” petition calling for the down from more than the millions of people who not dozens or even hun- to set student charges at PATRIOTS HONOR resignation of Malden 3,500 two weeks ago. rely on them for cheap, dreds, that six months its June 10 meeting with VETERANS City Council President The number of basic travel — fret that from now are going to a full board vote June 17. The New England Patri- Jadeane Sica, according to COVID-19 patients in in- they’ll go under without run out of money and The five UMass campus- ots and the New England The Boston Globe. tensive care stood at 675 the same kind of feder- are not going to have any es are also in the process of Revolution are planning Critics say the party — — down from 922 two al help trains and planes other options to weather distributing federal emer- to plant a flag garden near which included a DJ and weeks ago. are enjoying as a pandem- the storm,” said Jeff Gre- gency aid to students who Gillette Stadium to honor was held in a restaurant The number of deaths ic-immobilized America teman, chief executive some of the state’s resi- parking lot — drew about at long-term care facili- have incurred expenses tries to get back to work officer of Windstar Lines, 50 people. ties stood at 3,701 — or related to the disruption dents who have died in the and play. which operates in the about 61 percent of all of campus operations. service of the nation. Sica, in a lengthy Face- Buses, integral to the Midwest and Florida. COVID-19-related deaths MASKS FROM The Massachusetts Mili- book post, wrote “I am transit network, serve a Buses play a key role in in the state. MUSLIMS tary Heroes Fund usually guilty,” and admitted some multitude of purposes as the economy because of WORK PROTOCOLS- Two Boston-area Mus- plants about 37,000 U.S. people might have got- they shuttle around 600 support they provide to COVID-19 lim groups have collected flags on the Boston Com- ten too close, but said the million people annually, other businesses, such as Adapting to new 40,000 face masks they mon every Memorial Day party drew mostly family nearly twice the U.S. pop- hotels, said Don DeVivo, COVID-19 work require- plan to distribute to first to honor state residents and a few friends and last- ulation. They take college president of Dattco, which ments will take some get- responders, police officers, who have died in wartime ed only about 30 minutes. students home for the operates in New England. ting used to, but is essen- nursing home staff, medi- dating to the Revolution- She said police responded weekend; they take busi- Restaurants, attrac- tial to limit the spread of cal workers and others on ary War. This year’s event and reminded people to nesspeople and tourists to tions and tour group des- the coronavirus Gov. Char- the front lines of the coro- was canceled because of observe social distancing. airports and on fall color tinations rely on them to lie Baker said Wednesday. tours; they take gamblers shuttle large numbers of “We get the fact that and sports fans to casinos people around unfamiliar this is difficult for people,” and stadiums. areas while on vacation. Baker said. They provide charter They take college sports The Republican made trips and are also increas- teams — and game day his comments during ingly vital to the work fans who spend money on a visit to Symmons In- commute, especially in everything from tickets to dustries, an 80-year-old congested areas like San beer — to and from their Braintree manufactur- Francisco and New York destinations. er. Under Baker’s plan City. They employ about Bus operators have lob- to gradually restart the 100,000 people — many bied Congress and rallied economy, manufacturers of whom are furloughed this month in Washington, were allowed to reopen at the moment — and drawing more than 1,000 this week provided they generate more than $200 motor coaches from as far follow safety protocols. billion in travel and tour- as the West Coast. At Symmons, those pro- ism revenue, according to Sens. Susan Collins, a tocols include daily tem- the American Bus Associ- Maine Republican, and perature tests and the use ation. Jack Reed, a Rhode Island of masks and gloves when More than 95 percent of Democrat, have called on needed, said company the nation’s private fleet Treasury Secretary Ste- CEO Tim O’Keeffe. is shut down, said Peter ven Mnuchin to provide Just because a busi- Pantuso, the trade group’s assistance. ness is allowed to reopen, leader. The industry, the sen- doesn’t mean they have PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS Larry Prelle, of National ators said, faces “a long to, Baker said. On Tues- Park, N.J., had hoped to road to recovery” and is day, Boston Mayor Marty Becky Crane transfers food to a car at The South Congregational Church take the Megabus to the missing out at a critical Walsh said he was leery Food Pantry in Pittsfield. National Cherry Blossom time. School, camp and Festival in the nation’s tour groups in the spring capital, but pandemic re- and summer are reliable Towns eye reopening beaches; churches reopen strictions canceled both customers, and those ac- the bus and the festival. bathrooms or showers will beaches will offer free but of our country,” the Dem- tivities are largely can- By Philip Marcelo “I know some of them and Mark Pratt be available at first. limited parking, and life- ocrat added, noting that a celed this year. aren’t surviving the shut- “We must ensure that ASSOCIATED PRESS The Middletown Town guards, concessions and solemn ceremony planned down. A couple down here the motorcoach industry Council also voted this week other facilities won’t be at the Veterans Memorial Rhode Island communi- that were charter buses is still there for our com- to reopen Third Beach on available. Cemetery in Exeter will be ties are making plans to are just gone,” Prelle said. munities when this pan- a largely virtual affair. open local beaches shut- Saturday to residents only. The remaining state “They’ll never be seen demic has passed,” Collins tered by the coronavirus Gov. Gina Raimondo an- beaches are expected to Churches and other hous- from again.” and Reed said in a state- pandemic as Memorial nounced earlier this week open later, and social gath- es of worship will be lim- Rail lines, public transit ment. Day weekend approaches. that East Matunuck Beach erings are still limited to no ited to 25 percent of their systems and the airline A spokesperson for the Newport’s City Manager in South Kingstown and more than five people, she capacity when they reopen industry received billions Treasury Department did Joseph Nicholson said this Scarborough Beach in Nar- stressed. on the weekend of May 30, in aid as part of the feder- not respond to a request week that the city hopes ragansett will be the lone “This weekend is not a Raimondo said Wednesday. al coronavirus relieft act. for comment. to open Easton’s Beach two state-run beaches al- weekend to throw a big Neighboring Massachu- The private bus industry, In Maine, Northeast around June 4. lowed to open on Memorial party,” Raimondo said. “It setts, which is among the however, has largely been Charter of Lewiston, He told the City Council Day, the traditional start of is not a weekend to have a hardest hit states in the left to fend for itself. which operates 27 motor during his Tuesday brief- the summer season. big barbecue.” nation, allowed in-person The industry has called coaches, 25 school buses ing that parking capacity On Wednesday, she “The day is about remem- religious services to re- on the government to pro- and another 10 shuttle would be capped at 33 per- stressed that the openings bering the fallen Americans sume Monday, with capac- vide $15 billion in grants buses, has not had any cent through June and no are largely symbolic: the who have served in defense ity limited to 40 percent. and loans to help it weath- business since March 16. 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Massachusetts for-hire fishing trips with an April Fall River woman, and a is charged with simple from that night has been identified as Israel fishing industry to 27 statement. 29-year-old woman in the assault for hitting Rishod given to the attorney gen- Mayhew, 26, of the city’s The National Oceanic front passenger’s seat, Gore, 28, of East Prov- eral’s office as part of the Dorchester neighborhood. reopen in days and Atmospheric Admin- died, authorities said. idence, several times, investigation. The injured woman’s istration is also working A 23-year-old Fall according to the Provi- Hanley will remain on name was not released BOSTON — The to safely reopen the recre- River woman and an Massachusetts charter dence Police Department. paid suspension until the but she is expected to 18-month-old boy in the fishing industry is set to ational fishing industry. Hanley appeared in court department completes an survive, according to rear seat were taken to reopen in a few days af- Tuesday. internal investigation. It the statement. Police Rhode Island Hospital. ter being shut down due Two dead, two hurt when Officers responded to a was unclear whether he Commissioner William The child was in serious to coronavirus. domestic dispute in Prov- had a defense attorney Gross said she is in her car crashes into building but stable condition, Gov. Charlie Baker, a idence the night of April who could comment on early 20s. authorities said. Republican, ordered the FALL RIVER — Two 19 and arrested Markese his behalf. No additional informa- No names were re- industry back open as people were killed and Davis, 28, of Woonsocket, tion was released and no leased. The accident part of a phased reopen- two others including an who was charged with do- Man killed, woman injured in arrests were announced. remains under investi- ing of the state’s economy 18-month old child were mestic disorderly, obstruc- “The scourge of gun gation. No other vehicles shooting at Boston park on Monday. Baker’s order injured when the car tion and resisting arrest, violence has claimed too or pedestrians were allows the state’s for-hire they were in veered out police said. BOSTON — A shooting many lives in Suffolk involved. fishing industry to reopen of control and struck a Police said Gore was at a Boston park left one County,” Rollins said in a on May 25, which is the building in Fall River, present with several man dead and a woman statement. “My office is Memorial Day holiday. authorities said. Officer accused of hitting people who disrupted injured, authorities said working diligently with The industry, which The car appears to handcuffed man police and shouted during Wednesday. our law enforcement draws customers from all have struck the curb, suspended with pay Davis’s arrest. Officers The shooting at Martini and community partners over New England and gone out of control and later found and arrested Park in the city’s Hyde to bring answers and beyond, will be subject to struck a building that PROVIDENCE, R.I. — Gore at which time Han- Park neighborhood oc- accountability to the vic- health and safety guide- houses a thrift store at A Rhode Island police ley allegedly struck him. curred at about 9:40 p.m. tims, their families, and lines designed to limited about 12:30 p.m. Tuesday, sergeant accused of strik- Gore was charged with Tuesday, according to a our community.” the spread of the virus. according to a statement ing a handcuffed man disorderly conduct and statement from the office The state-run park has The Massachusetts Divi- from the Bristol district during an arrest has been resisting arrest. of Suffolk District Attor- a concert venue as well sion of Marine Fisheries attorney’s office. suspended with pay. Chief Hugh Clements ney Rachael Rollins. as tennis and basketball had prohibited for-hire The driver, a 74-year-old Sgt. Joseph Hanley Jr. said body-cam footage The male victim was courts, and ballfields. THURSDAY, MAY 21, 2020 THE DAILY ITEM A7 WE AREAREWE

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By Gayla Cawley way of the Swampscott partment with Captain ITEM STAFF Police Department, at 531 Alex’s retirement can Humphrey St., where an be compared to a family SWAMPSCOTT -- Re- unsuspecting Alex was member leaving the nest tiring Swampscott Po- working. for the first time, sad but lice Capt. John Alex “I thought it was won- proud.” went out with a bang on derful,” said Alex. Alex started as a patrol Wednesday. Later on in the day, Al- officer with the depart- The Swampscott Police ex’s nephew delivered his ment in 1981, and was Department surprised final radio call over the promoted first to lieu- Alex, a 41-year veteran police scanner. tenant in 1981 and then officer, with a motorized “Capt. Alex wore many captain in 1999. In addi- tribute to mark his last hats within the depart- tion to spending his entire day with the department. ment during his career, career with the depart- Alex turns 65 on Thurs- but he took the most ment, Alex is a lifelong day, which is the town’s pride in his ‘cover’ (term resident of Swampscott, retirement age for police for police hat) that he where he raised his two officers and firefighters. wore proudly every year daughters and a son. The tribute started at as he led the Holiday the rear of Blocksidge Parade through town,” Gayla Cawley can be Field, at 601 Humphrey Swampscott Police said reached at gcawley@item- Swampscott Police Captain John Alex, left, bumps elbows with St., and continued a short in a statement. “The live.com. Follow her on Swampscott Police Chief Ron Madigan following a parade honoring distance to the drive- feeling within the de- Twitter @GaylaCawley. Alex’s last day of work for the department as he heads into retirement. 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Pictures Oprah Winfrey Chari- work, I think, for people announced that a direc- table Foundation will of means.” tor’s cut of Zack Snyder’s donate money to orga- After speaking with 2017’s DC Comics film nizations dedicated to Chicago Mayor Lori “Justice League” will next helping underserved Lightfoot and other year debut on the stream- FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS communities in Chicago; ing service HBO Max. leaders, Winfrey decided The cast of “Justice League,” from left, Jason Momoa, Henry Cavill, Ezra Baltimore; Nashville, Snyder first announced to give $5 million to Live Miller, Gal Gadot, Ray Fisher and Ben Affleck, pose at the premiere of Tennessee; Milwaukee; the news himself in a live Healthy Chicago, which and Kosciusko, Missis- video conference commen- the film in Los Angeles. provides immediate sup- sippi, where she was tary for his Superman film port to seniors and high- films had drawn much sole credited director of #ReleaseTheSnyderCut born. “Man of Steel.” criticism; his previous film “Justice League” and it has been a daily drumbeat risk residents affected by The so-called #Re- “The reason I’m talking “Batman v Superman: was likewise panned by in our offices and inboxes. about it is because there the coronavirus. leaseTheSnyderCut Dawn of Justice” rated 28 critics (40 percent fresh Well, the fans have asked, is going to be a need for In Nashville, where movement began around percent fresh on Rotten on Rotten Tomatoes) and and we are thrilled to fi- people of means to step Winfrey lived with the release of “Justice Tomatoes. But some fans considered a disappoint- up,” Winfrey said in an her father and started League,” a movie that nally deliver,” said Robert interview with The Asso- her media career, she Snyder directed but was remained loyal, even as ment by most fans. But Greenblatt, chairman of ciated Press. “I mean, this is giving $2 million to replaced in post-produc- Warner Bros. reshuffled some have maintained Warner Media Entertain- thing is not going away. NashvilleNurtures, a tion by Joss Whedon. their approach to DC films. that Snyder’s vision of the ment, in a statement. Even when the virus is collaboration with Mount The “Avengers” director, At the time of his film would have been bet- It’s unclear if another gone, the devastation left Zion Baptist Church and who was credited as departure, Warner Bros. ter. In November, even the “Snyder cut” ever exist- by people not being able Tennessee State Universi- co-writer, oversaw exten- said Snyder was stepping film’s stars Ben Affleck ed before the director’s to work for months who ty, Winfrey’s alma mater. sive reshoots, editing and away to be with his family and Gal Gadot added to departure. Speaking to fans were holding on paycheck They plan to feed 10,000 visual effects. following the death of his the chorus on Twitter. during the “Man of Steel” to paycheck, who have families in and around By then, Snyder’s stew- 20-year-old daughter. “Since I got here 14 watch party, Snyder said he used up their savings — the city. ardship of the DC Comics Snyder remained the months ago, the chant to still had work to do on it. WEATHER LOTTERY

National weather TODAY’S FORECAST MARINE FORECAST MASS. EVENING: MASS. MID-DAY: SUN, MOON, TIDES Forecast for Thursday, May 21, 2020 Bands separate high temperature zones for the day. Wednesday...... 1-5-1-7 Wednesday...... 9-5-6-8 Tuesday...... 2-4-5-5 Tuesday...... 1-2-0-1 Sunrise today 5:14 a.m. Sunny, High 72F. Winds SSW SW winds around 5 kt, be- at 10 to 20 mph. coming S 10 to 15 kt with Monday...... 2-1-8-0 Monday...... 5-2-1-3 Sunset today 8:06 p.m. Clear Skies, Low 50F. Winds gusts up to 20 kt in the after- Yesterday’s payoff: Yesterday’s payoff: noon. Waves around 2 ft. Sunrise tomorrow 5:13 a.m. SW at 10 to 20 mph. Tonight: SW winds 10 to 15 EXACT ORDER EXACT ORDER High tide today 11:35 p.m. kt with gusts up to 20 kt, di- All 4...... $5,049 All 4...... $5,881 H Low tide today 5:23 p.m. minishing to 5 to 10 kt after First or last 3...... $707 First or last 3...... $823 L midnight. Waves around 2 ft. High tide tomorrow 12:07 p.m. L Any 2...... $61 Any 2...... $71 Any 1...... $6 Any 1...... $7 ANY ORDER ANY ORDER All 4...... $421 All 4...... $245 Fronts First 3...... $236 First 3...... $137 Cold Warm Stationary Last 3...... $118 Last 3...... $137 Pressure H L High Low Showers Rain T-storms Flurries Snow Ice MAY 22 MAY 30 TODAY TOMORROW SATURDAY <-10 -0s0s 10s 20s 30s 40s 50s 60s 70s 80s 90s 100s 110+ Sunny | High 72, Low 50 Sunny | High 80, Low 59 P’ Cloudy | High 63, Low 47 NATIONAL SUMMARY: Heavy rain will drench Virginia and North Carolina tomorrow, which will continue to elevate flooding concerns for the mid-At- lantic. A few severe thunderstorms will impact the central and southern Plains from the afternoon onward. Unsettled weather persists in the North- west, while the Southwest remains dry and pleasant.

©2020 AccuWeather, Inc. SPORTS B THURSDAY, MAY 21, 2020 St. Mary’s Maiya Bergdorf named 2019-2020 Item Player of the Year By Mike Alongi ITEM SPORTS EDITOR In her rst season with the St. Mary’s girls basket- ball team, Maiya Bergdorf made a huge impact on the Spartans’ success. Af- ter helping lead St. Mary’s to the Division 3 state ti- tle this year, Bergdorf has been named the 2019-2020 Item Player of the Year for girls basketball. A junior forward, Bergdorf led the Spartans in sever- al categories — including points (15.2), rebounds (8.8) ITEM FILE PHOTO and blocks (2.3). Bergdorf Peabody’s Olivia Kiricoples has committed to was named a Catholic Cen- play lacrosse at Worcester State University tral League All-Star and next season. a Boston Herald All-Scho- lastic player, and she is the third player in school his- tory to score at least 400 Olivia Kiricoples points in a single season. Five players were also named to the 2019-2020 commits to lacrosse All-Item team, with Amber Kiricoples (Peabody), Emily at Worcester State Clough (Marblehead), Niya Morgen (Swampscott), An- By Daniel Kane end of junior year, actu- nie Murphy (Bishop Fen- ITEM STAFF ally,” Kiricoples said. “It wick) and Mashayla John- was one of the rst visits I son (English) all earning PEABODY — Peabody went on and I loved every- All-Item honors. senior Olivia Kiricoples thing. Even the pathways, Kiricoples was a team spent her time with the the grass and the building, captain for the Tanners Tanners girls lacrosse team it was very aesthetically as a junior, averaging 8.9 serving as a key offensive pleasing to me and I liked points and 12.2 rebounds playmaker and now she’ll that a lot.” per game. Her 244 total re- continue her career at the Worcester State coach bounds were second-most next level after committing Kelly Downs also made a in the Northeastern Con- to play at Worcester State good impression on Kirico- ference, and she led Pea- next year. ples. body in scoring with 177 The decision wasn’t neces- “I love the coach, she’s an total points. A three-sport sarily a tough one for Kirico- amazing woman,” Kirico- athlete who also plays soc- ples. Her rst chance to see ples said. “She reaches out cer and lacrosse, Kirico- the Lancers campus was to me all the time, which is ples was named team one of her rst college vis- great. (Downs) has great MVP for the Tanners bas- ITEM FILE PHOTO its she went on and it was a strength and character.” ketball team. great rst impression. After her rst season with St. Mary’s, Maiya Bergdorf has been named “I visited towards the KIRICOPLES, B2 ALL-STARS, B2 the 2019-2020 Item Player of the Year for girls basketball.

COURTESY PHOTO The North Shore Navigators have brought back 2019 FCBL MVP Sean Lawlor for the 2020 season. Navs bring back MVP Lawlor, all-star Malgeri for 2020 season FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS LYNN — The North Fla., became North Shore’s The New England PGA has partnered with Tom Brady’s TB12 brand for the 2020 season. Shore Navigators rounded rst-ever FCBL MVP last out their out eld for the summer after leading the 2020 season with the sign- circuit in hits (66), ex- ing of two more Futures tra-base hits (26), and to- New England PGA and TB12 announce Collegiate Baseball tal bases (111). He also League All-Stars return- nished second in average ing to the Fraser Field (.351), RBI (40), runs partnership for the 2020 season grass for a second straight scored (44) and slugging summer. percentage (.590) and tied BOYLSTON — TB12, content for both the NEP- presenting partner for collaboratively we can re- Before transferring to a single-season franchise the health and wellness GA and TB12 as shared the 2020 season and ally impact golfers,” said Division 1 schools this fall, record with eight homers. brand co-founded by Tom resources. showcase the importance New England PGA Exec- reigning Futures League As for this spring, Law- Brady and Alex Guerrero, Earlier this year, TB12 of integrating nutrition, utive Director, Michael Most Valuable Player lor hit .286, drove in 16 announces today a strate- launched the TB12 Golf recovery, pliability, func- Higgins. “I am very excit- Sean Lawlor (Maine) and runs and led the Division gic partnership with The Performance Program, an tional strength and condi- ed to bring two recognized fellow 2019 All-FCBL out- 2 Saints in both runs New England PGA for the eight-week program run tioning into golfers’ lives,” brands together for the elder Ben Malgeri scored (21) and triples (3) 2020 season. As the NEP- by expert TB12 body said TB12 Chief Market- bene t of making golfers (Northeastern) will spend over his 22 contests. He GA’s presenting partner, coaches. The sessions fo- ing Of cer, Tara McRae. healthier and more en- another summer together was an All-Peach Belt TB12 will be involved with cus on hip and spine mo- “With more and more gaged in golf. We are also as Navigators. President Conference Second Team NEPGA events and host bility, balance, rotation golfers focused on main- excited to work with TB12 and General Manager honoree last season after in-person and virtual edu- power and conditioning taining their athletic lon- to bring collaborative con- Derek January made Fri- hitting a career-best .308, cation forums for NEPGA through TB12’s innova- gevity, we hope TB12 will tent to our social media day’s announcement. matching his sophomore professionals while intro- tive launch monitor tech- be a great resource for the outlets.” Lawlor posted a .291 av- extra-base hit total of 20, ducing members to TB12 nology offered for Major community and look for- The New England PGA erage with 17 home runs and pacing the team with and their holistic ap- Champions, elite profes- ward to fostering a long- conducts close to 300 golf and 107 RBI during his seven homers and 44 RBI. proach to overall health sional golfers and ama- term partnership.” tournaments annually for 146-game career at Flagler Scouting Report: Com- and wellness inspired by teurs of all ages. The Golf “There is so much syn- professional, amateur, College and will move on plete player … excellent Tom Brady’s personal Performance Program ergy between the TB12 and junior golfers, and fa- to play his nal college hitter with sneaky power preparation, performance will also be offered virtu- Golf Performance Pro- cilitates live and on-de- season at the University … can run too … MLB and recovery methods. ally for the time being. gram and the work our mand educational semi- of Maine. The 6-foot-3, comp: Andre Ethier. The partnership will also “We are thrilled to join PGA Professionals do to nars for the nearly 1,100 205-pound left-handed include digital and social forces with NEPGA as the grow the game that I feel NEPGA Professionals. swinger from Boca Raton, NAVS, B2 B2 SPORTS THE DAILY ITEM THURSDAY, MAY 21, 2020 Peabody’s Olivia Item All-Stars announced for girls basketball ALL-STARS ment with a 14-6 record. From B1 She has committed to Kiricoples commits continue her basketball Clough, who was a NEC career in college, with All-Conference pick, av- plans to play at Massasoit to Worcester State eraged a double-double Community College next with 15.2 points and 12.6 season. rebounds per game in her Also getting named to women’s lacrosse junior season at Marble- the Item All-Star team head. She was also a force for the 2019-2020 season KIRICOPLES Kiricoples hasn’t been on the defensive end with were Nicolette D’Itria, From B1 putting the work in to 4.1 blocks per game. Her Gabby Torres and Yirsy prepare for her step to the biggest performance of Queliz (St. Mary’s); Ky- It was the coaching from next level at Worcester the season came in a win lia Reynoso and Jessi- Peabody girls lacrosse State. over Danvers, when she ca Ruiz (English); Jean coach Dennis Desroches “I still get out every day put up a huge double-dou- Gupton-Morrison and ble with 22 points and 15 that helped Kiricoples I can,” Kiricoples said. “I ITEM FILE PHOTO Ava Thurman (Classi- maximize her potential rebounds. cal); Alondra Sanchez have a rebounder net to early on with the Tan- Morgen made an im- Swampscott’s Niya Morgen was one of five and Iranis Julio (Tech); catch off of so I work with ners. Once she got rolling mediate impact on the players who was named to the All-Item team Taylor Bogdanski, Jillian the rest was history, with that. Right now I’m work- Big Blue as a freshman, when the 2019-2020 Item All-Stars for girls bas- Ricupero, Kiley Ronan Kiricoples tallying more ing on my skills by myself earning NEC All-Confer- ketball were released on Thursday. and Molly Granara (Sau- than 200 points in her because obviously you ence honors in her first gus); Liz Gonzalez and three-year span with Pea- can’t be with teammates. year with the team. Mor- the state tournament, but game. She also showed Veronica Tache (Bishop body. For now I have to be ready gen put up an impressive her impact on the Fenwick off her defensive prowess Fenwick); Tori Morelli “(Desroches) had a huge to go when college comes 26-point performance in girls basketball team was with 2.5 blocks and 1.1 and Grace Klonsky (Lyn- role to play with my la- obviously.” a win over Classical and hard to ignore. A CCL All- steals per game. nfield); Maddy Lowy, crosse,” Kiricoples said. Off the field Kiricoples was named the team’s Of- Star and MVP of the Fen- Johnson earned NEC Maddie Erskine and Lei- “He knew I was a play- has considered a few dif- fensive Player of the Year. wick Christmas Tourna- All-Star honors in her fi- la Walton (Marblehead); maker and had that abili- ferent majors at Worces- Murphy caught a tough ment, Murphy averaged nal season with the Bull- Georgia Leon and Emma ty. He really set up a lot of ter State but found the break at the end of her ju- a double-double this past dogs, capping off a career Bloom (Peabody); Maddie plays that helped me see right fit as a Psychology nior season with an inju- season with 13.5 points that helped English get Hudson and Brooke Mate- the field. I remember com- major. ry that forced her to miss and 10 rebounds per back to the state tourna- la (Swampscott). ing in, I didn’t have most “At the time when I first self confidence as a player. visited they had just put He helped build that con- in a brand new science Navs bring back Lawlor, Malgeri for 2020 season fidence. Ever since fresh- building and I was look- man year and my first ing to study biomedical NAVS while helping the Navs to goal he’s been supporting engineering so that also From B1 a 30-win regular season me and telling me to be- and league semifinal ap- helped me make my de- lieve in myself.” Malgeri is set to transfer pearance. cision,” Kiricoples said. Unfortunately, Kirico- to Northeastern Universi- Scouting Report: Big, ples didn’t get the chance “Since then I’ve gone ty from New Mexico Ju- strong and fast … middle- to put the finishing touch- through some things that nior College, where he hit of-the-order bat … very es on her Peabody career made me change my mind .314 with four homers, 12 good outfielder … MLB with spring sports being to psychology but I’m still RBI, 18 runs scored, a comp: A.J. Pollock. cancelled this year due to excited to be there.” 1.137 OPS and five stolen In addition to their 2019 the coronavirus pandemic. Kiricoples goals with the bases in 18 games as a FCBL All-Star and All-FC- It was a hard pill to swal- Lancers for next season sophomore. The 6-foot-3, BL honors, Lawlor and low for her and her fellow are simple — she wants 215-pound Stratham, Malgeri were two of the teammates. to make whatever impact N.H., native joined the three starting outfielders “When I first found out she can coming out of the Navs after beginning his named to the Navs’ FCBL I honestly started cry- gate to help her team find career at Holy Cross. All-Decade Team last ing,” Kiricoples said. “I success on the field. Malgeri earned FCBL month. was absolutely devastat- “Right away I want to go All-Star and All-FCBL The Navs are now pre- ed because we were real- in and make the biggest Second Team honors last paring for the 13th season ly expecting to go far this summer as he placed sev- of collegiate ball at Fraser impact I can,” Kiricoples year. My co-captains and enth in the league with a Field and their ninth in I looked at this season as said. “That doesn’t even .333 average and third in the Futures League, which our year and we wanted mean scoring goals right runs (42). He also reached will begin on a date to be to win the conference. We away. If I can even help base at a .427 clip, fin- determined this summer. had huge goals and then it get the ball down the field ished second to Lawlor for Stay up to date on the lat- COURTESY PHOTO all got taken away. It was I just want to make an im- the team’s RBI lead (27) est Navs news by visiting really devastating for all pact. That’s my goal and and became just the fourth nsnavs.com and following The North Shore Navigators have brought back of us.” hopefully I can make that player in franchise history us on Facebook, Twitter All-FCBL outfielder Ben Malgeri for the 2020 But that doesn’t mean happen in my time there.” to record a five-hit game and Instagram. season.

CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF 2020! THURSDAY, MAY 21, 2020 THE DAILY ITEM B3 NATION GOP fronts ‘pro-Trump’ doctors to prescribe rapid reopening

By Michael Biesecker licly support the president and Jason Dearen is underway, but declined ASSOCIATED PRESS to say when the initiative would be rolled out. WASHINGTON — Re- “Anybody who joins one publican political op- of our coalitions is vetted,” eratives are recruiting Murtaugh said Monday. “extremely pro-Trump” “And so quite obviously, all doctors to go on television of our coalitions espouse to prescribe reviving the policies and say things U.S. economy as quickly that are, of course, exactly as possible, without wait- simpatico with what the FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS ing to meet safety bench- president believes. ... The New York City Mayor Bill de Blasio said on marks proposed by the president has been out- Wednesday the city will offer free coronavirus federal Centers for Dis- spoken about the fact that tests at the city’s 169 nursing homes and will ease Control and Preven- he wants to get the coun- provide staff to replace nursing home employ- tion to slow the spread of try back open as soon as ees who test positive for the virus. the new coronavirus. possible.” The plan was discussed During an emergency in a May 11 conference such as the current pan- call with a senior staffer demic, it’s important that NYC to provide for the Trump reelection FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS the government provide campaign organized by consistent science-based CNP Action, an affiliate President Donald Trump is greeted by Matt information to the public, tests, fill-in staff of the GOP-aligned Coun- Schlapp, chairman of the American Conserva- said Dr. Wafaa El-Sadr, cil for National Policy. A tive Union, as the president arrives to speak at an epidemiology professor leaked recording of the the Conservative Political Action Conference, at Columbia University’s hourlong call was provid- at National Harbor, in Oxon Hill, Md. Mailman School of Public at nursing homes ed to The Associated Press Health. Dr. Anthony Fau- by the Center for Media mented in response to the reelection hopes and has ci, the nation’s top infec- NEW YORK (AP) — New small religious gatherings and Democracy, a progres- pandemic. Other members become a growing focus of tious disease expert and York City will offer free starting Thursday as the sive watchdog group. of the coalition include the the White House coronavi- a member of the White coronavirus tests at the state gradually loosens CNP Action is part of FreedomWorks Founda- rus task force led by Vice House’s coronavirus task city’s 169 nursing homes restrictions, Gov. Andrew the Save Our Country tion, the American Legis- President Mike Pence. force, has been among the and will provide staff to Cuomo said. Coalition, an alliance of lative Exchange Council Tim Murtaugh, the most visible government replace nursing home em- Religious gatherings conservative think tanks and Tea Party Patriots. Trump campaign com- experts warning that lift- ployees who test positive of up to 10 people will and political committees A resurgent economy is munications director, con- ing lockdowns too quickly for the virus, Mayor Bill be allowed statewide as formed in late April to end seen as critical to boosting firmed to AP that an effort could lead to a spike in de Blasio said Wednesday. long as participants wear state lockdowns imple- President Donald Trump’s to recruit doctors to pub- deaths. “To me this comes down masks and practice social to, the seniors in our lives, distancing. The state also what they have given us, is allowing drive-in and what they mean to us, and parking lot services. Reopening: It’s back to business, what we owe to them, what The state will work with we owe to them in terms an Interfaith Advisory of making sure they are Council to discuss propos- healthy, making sure they als to safely bring back re- but it’s not business as usual are safe, always being there ligious services. The coun- for them,” de Blasio said. cil consists of dozens of By David Crary, The announcement religious leaders, including Mike Corder and comes after some 3,000 Cardinal Timothy Dolan Nicole Winfield residents of nursing homes and Rev. Dr. Calvin Butts. ASSOCIATED PRESS in the city have died of “I understand their de- COVID-19, including those sire to get to religious NEW YORK — This is confirmed whose diagno- ceremonies as soon as what “normal” will look like ses were by lab tests and possible. As a former altar for the foreseeable future. those for whom COVID-19 boy, I get it,” Cuomo said. In Connecticut, restau- was the presumed cause “But we need to find out rants are reopening with based on symptoms. how to do it and do it safe- outdoor-only dining and ta- De Blasio noted the ly and do it smartly. The bles six feet apart. In Bever- state is in charge of regu- last thing we want to do ly Hills, Calif., the rich and lating nursing homes, but is have a religious ceremo- glamorous are doing their said the city would start ny that winds up having shopping from the curb a “two-week blitz” to pro- more people infected.” along Rodeo Drive. And pre- vide up to 3,000 tests a MORE schools around the U.S. plan day to residents and em- NEIGHBORHOOD to turn social distancing ployees at the facilities. TESTING into an arts-and-crafts proj- He said the city already Cuomo said targeted ect by teaching kids how to has sent 240 fill-in staff testing and outreach will “create their own space” members to replace nurs- be expanded in low-in- with materials such as yarn ing home employees who come New York City and masking tape. tested positive for the vi- neighborhoods that have As the U.S. and other PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS rus and must stay home been hotbeds of the out- countries loosen their coro- for two weeks. The city break. navirus restrictions, it’s Bridget Kreider, right, helps her 3-year-old daughter Maggie pull on will fulfill additional staff- Results from roughly back to business, but not her protective face covering before entering a store Wednesday in Har- ing requests by the end of 8,000 antibody tests con- business as usual. In fact, mony, Pa. next week, he said. ducted at New York City it is becoming all too clear Additionally, 10 “out- church sites indicate what that without a vaccine in the sector could vanish, the mandated three-foot to minimize contact among break response teams” previous data have shown: against the scourge, the dis- and losses could reach $32 spacing between tables. them. Markers must be will be available to assist low-income and non-white ruptions could be long-last- billion this year. Hand sanitizing gel was installed to encourage cus- nursing homes and adult neighborhoods in the city ing and the economy won’t “We have to turn upside placed at the entrance, and tomers to keep their dis- care facilities that are have been especially hard be bouncing right back. down all the activity that a new ordering system was tance from one another. experiencing coronavirus hit by the pandemic. For In Italy, where good food we did before,” lamented installed so that customers Some of those rules echo flareups, de Blasio said. instance, while the pos- is an essential part of life, chef Raffaele di Cristo, could read the menu on reopening guidelines re- New York Gov. Andrew itive rate for antibodies once-packed restaurants who must wear a mask their phones instead of lis- leased by the Centers for Cuomo on May 10 ordered citywide is 20 percent, and cafes are facing a and latex gloves as he pre- tening to waitresses recite Disease Control and Pre- twice-weekly testing for it was more than twice huge financial hit as they pares food at the popular the specials. vention. They are intend- all staffers at nursing that in Morrisania in the reopen with strict so- Corsi Trattoria in Rome. In Connecticut, restau- ed for childcare centers, homes and other adult Bronx, according to pre- cial-distancing rules after “Everything is changed. rants that reopened schools, day camps, mass care facilities. The order liminary results cited by a 10-week shutdown. Slowly, slowly, we will Wednesday for outdoor transit systems, restau- doesn’t apply to residents. Cuomo. Experts warned that as try to understand and to dining are required to re- rants, bars and other busi- Other coronavirus de- “The spread is continu- many as one-third of the adapt to this coronavirus.” arrange workstations so nesses and organizations velopments in New York: ing in those communities country’s restaurants and Corsi reopened for busi- that food employees do not that have workers at high RELIGIOUS and that’s where the new bars could go out of busi- ness this week with half its face one another, and stag- risk of becoming sick from SERVICES cases are coming from,” ness, up to 300,000 jobs tables removed to ensure ger shifts and break times the virus. New York will allow Cuomo said. Thousands evacuated as river dams break in central Michigan

By Carlos Osorio, downtown Midland. County has had fewer modern structures first in- Corey Williams and On Wednesday morning, than 80 cases and un- troduced by architect Alden Tammy Webber the river topped a previ- der 10 deaths. Still, some B. Dow. One high school ASSOCIATED PRESS ous record reading of 33.9 dealing with the flooding is named after the com- feet set during flooding in and evacuations remained pany’s founder. The other MIDLAND, Mich. — 1986, the National Weath- aware of the dangers high school’s mascot is the Rapidly rising water has overtaken dams and er Service said. Its flood posed by the virus. Chemics. A Dow foundation forced the evacuation of stage is 24 feet, and it was Area schools were set up has funded many commu- about 10,000 people from expected to crest by day’s as shelters Tuesday, with nity amenities such as a flooded communities in end at about 38 feet. cots spaced apart to ad- botanical garden. central Michigan, and the The Weather Service here to social distancing Dow Chemical, with governor warned that one urged anyone near the riv- guidelines. 9,000 employees and con- city could end up “under er to seek higher ground Michigan Gov. Gretchen tractors in Midland, on approximately 9 feet of following “catastrophic Whitmer said downtown Tuesday shut down all op- water” Wednesday. dam failures” at the Eden- Midland, a city of 42,000 erating units except those For the second time in ville Dam, about 140 miles people, faced an especially needed to contain chem- less than 24 hours, fam- north of Detroit, and the serious flooding threat. PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS icals, spokesman Kyle ilies living along the Tit- Sanford Dam, about seven “In the next 12 to 15 People help each other travel from one home Bandlow said. By Wednes- tabawassee River and miles downriver. The evac- hours, downtown Midland to another using an inflatable raft on Oakridge day, floodwater was mixing connected lakes in Mid- uations come as Michigan could be under approx- Road on Wixom Lake Tuesday in Beaverton, with on-site containment land County were ordered remains under a stay-at- imately 9 feet of water,” Mich. ponds and the company to leave home Tuesday home order to prevent the the governor said during a and U.S. Coast Guard ac- evening. By Wednesday spread of the coronavirus. late Tuesday briefing. “We Dow Chemical Co. has pany town with downtown tivated emergency plans, morning, water several While Michigan has are anticipating an histor- been headquartered in parks located at the conflu- Dow said in a statement. feet deep covered some been a national hot spot ic high water level.” Midland for more than 120 ence of the Tittabawassee Only essential staff was streets, parking lots and for COVID-19, with more Whitmer was scheduled years, and its main plant and Chippewa rivers and is on site and no injuries parkland and had reached than 52,000 cases and to provide an update early sits on the city’s riverbank. known among architecture have been reported, the a hotel near the river in 5,000 deaths, Midland Wednesday afternoon. It is a quintessential com- buffs for its midcentury company said. B4 THE DAILY ITEM THURSDAY, MAY 21, 2020 COMICS

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

ROSE IS ROSE / PAT BRADY

GARFIELD / JIM DAVIS BIG NATE / LINCOLN PEIRCE

ARLO AND JANIS / JIMMY JOHNSON

HERMAN / JIM UNGER ZIGGY / TOM WILSON

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CROSSWORD DEAR ABBY Security camera captures angry man’s hourlong rant DEAR ABBY: A few place and have two awe- weeks ago, my husband Dear Abby is written by Abigail some kids. I would like to and I had what I thought redo our wedding day was a minor conflict, from Van Buren, also known as Jeanne and for him to propose to which I walked away to Phillips, and was founded by her me. The problem is, he avoid escalation. I could mother, Pauline Phillips. Contact isn’t ready. He said he hear him continuing to hasn’t done it because we rant, so I pulled up the Dear Abby at DearAbby.com or P.O. have had more lows than security camera on my Box 69440, Los Angeles, CA 90069. highs. He said he will phone and watched and eventually, when he feels listened as he continued the time is right. to say horrible things for My feelings are hurt, an hour or more. He I have no family, and high price for it. and now I’m questioning called me a disgusting I’m hesitant to upend a I sincerely hope the two why I am still here. I blob, said there is noth- life that is finally stable of you will try to iron out have stuck by his side for ing appealing about me, after a chaotic childhood your differences with the 20 years, through thick and I should go out in the and early adulthood. My help of a licensed mar- and thin. I deserve that yard and kill myself just husband isn’t typically riage and family thera- and much more. I’m not like my father did. abusive, but this incident pist. After all the years asking for anything over The words were so has me questioning ev- you have invested in each the top. Do you think I’m painful that I began to erything. We have been other, it’s worth a shot. overreacting, or should I sob uncontrollably and together for 22 years and finally move on? screamed in anguish. He married for nearly 16 DEAR ABBY: My hus- with no children. What band and I married 20 TIRED OF WAITING never came to console IN TEXAS me. In fact, he told me to are your thoughts? years ago. He never pro- “shut up.” I’m not a crier, posed; he just came home DEAR TIRED: I don’t THROWN INTO one day from boot camp typically, so his blatant TURMOIL think you are overreact- disregard for the effect and said, “We need to get ing; I think you are his words had on me rais- DEAR THROWN: My married tomorrow so over-orchestrating. You es another level of con- first thought is that you that I can get paid more,” say you and your hus- cern. and your husband need and we did. I regret that band are in a happy place We have since dis- to find a healthier way to day. It wasn’t what I now after years of strug- cussed the event, and his deal with your “conflicts” wanted, and it meant gle, plus you have two first defense was to say than your walking out on nothing to me. awesome kids. Now is not he didn’t know I could him, and him saying nas- Since then, so much the time to upset the ap- hear him. Meanwhile, I ty things into a camera has happened. He cheat- ple cart. More important have to live with the fact knowing full well he ed on me while he was in than redoing his proposal that I’m married to a might be heard. If your the service, and had and your wedding day is man who has such a low definition of stability is PTSD to the point where devoting some time to opinion of me that he tolerating further verbal he tried to kill himself, working on communicat- thinks I should kill my- abuse, then you are — among other things. ing more effectively with self. and will be — paying a We are now in a happy each other. BRIDGE

The key to the key suit The Marquis de Vauvenargues, a losing one diamond, two hearts and French moralist, stated that great at least two spades. thoughts come from the heart. Pre- So South won the first trick and sumably he felt that thoughts and immediately dislodged the diamond emotions are interconnected. How- ace. East won with the ace, and the ever, at the bridge table we should defenders took their three heart try to stop our emotions from cloud- tricks. Then they exited in spades. ing our thoughts, our judgment. Declarer ran his diamonds, learn- In today’s deal, South spotted the ing that West had a singleton. Then critical snippet of information that pro- South cashed dummy’s club ace, vided the key to success. Against the played a club to his king and fi- contract of three no-trump, West led nessed dummy’s club 10 success- the heart five. What was South’s plan? fully to land the contract. First, he tried dummy’s heart jack; “Nice guess,” said North. maybe West had underled the king- “Not really,” explained South. “I queen. However, East produced the knew West had started with four queen. It would have been nice to hearts and one diamond. If he had duck two rounds of hearts, trying to five spades and three clubs, surely cater to a 5-3 division with East’s he would have led a spade, not a having the diamond ace. But de- heart. He must have had four cards clarer realized if he did that, and his in each black suit and an initial opponents switched to spades, he 4=4=1=4 distribution. Hence my would almost certainly fall to defeat, play in clubs.” Thoughtful. THURSDAY, MAY 21, 2020 THE DAILY ITEM B5 TV BEST BETS THIS WEEK IN THEATERS

Burden of Truth: “Crawford Chang” The CW, 8 p.m. Season Premiere! As Season 3 begins, Joanna Chang (Kristin Kreuk) Take off with Cruise and Billy Crawford (Peter Mooney) are finally a cou- By Paul Hall ple. They’re also a boutique law firm — Crawford I feel the need, the need Chang. They’re partners in law and partners in life, for speed. I really do. Sure, I but right now, their romantic relationship seems as know Tom Cruise and Antho- tenuous as their financially strained firm. It’s not that ny Edwards utter the phrase Joanna and Billy aren’t in love — they are, but both in Top Gun, but I feel it. So have one foot in and one foot ready to bolt. quote me as saying it now, Celebrity Escape Room too, long after that pair. Top NBC, 8 p.m. Gun was require viewing for NBC brings the phenomenon of escape rooms to those of us who grew up in the 1980s. With a sequel on television in this one-hour special that raises money the flight deck now sched- to end child poverty across the world as part of the uled for December and a new network’s annual Red Nose Day programming event. 4K Blu-ray transfer headed Jack Black serves as the show’s Game Master and to your homes May 19, I put guides his celebrity friends — Ben Stiller, Courteney on my aviator sunglasses and Cox, Lisa Kudrow and Adam Scott — through a se- sat back in the home theater ries of clues and puzzles. Following Celebrity Escape to take another peek at this Room, a two-hour Red Nose Day special will fea- classic gem. ture the biggest names across entertainment with Truth be told, I’ve seen Top Gun countless times, and it a packed lineup of music, comedy and short docu- never gets old. The jets, the mentary films aimed to raise money and awareness action, the volleyball, the mo- for millions of children living in poverty across Amer- torcycle, the soundtrack and ica and around the world. the slew of quotable moments Star of the Month: Edward G. Robinson: “Good all fly off the screen. But ex- Guy Roles” periencing it in 2020 reig- TCM, beginning at 8 p.m. nites the fire and the desire Catch a Classic! to visit the sequel later this year. And the joy of the new While he was able to terrifically play bad guys, Ed- 4K transfer of the film, well, ward G. Robinson could also step into the shoes of that just explodes my home good guys, as tonight’s film lineup shows. The eve- theater. ning begins with Kid Galahad(1937), and continues For those of you who have with Smart Money(1931), Double Indemnity(1944), been hiding in a bunker and The Stranger(1946), Soylent Green(1973, Robin- haven’t experienced the 1986 son’s final screen role) and more. release, here is the basic Man With a Plan: “Full Metal Teddy” plot: Maverick (Cruise) and CBS, 8:30 p.m. Goose (Edwards) are sent to Top Gun to participate in an In the new episode “Full Metal Teddy,” Teddy (Mat- elite flight training program thew McCann) has an unexpected reaction to Adam and compete against the best (Matt LeBlanc) and Andi’s (Liza Snyder) usual pun- fighter pilots in the Navy. ishment for his bad grades. As the film unfolds, the tes- Holey Moley II: The Sequel tosterone is flowing and the ABC, 9 p.m. competition among pilots is Season Premiere! off the charts. We meet many The 13-episode extreme mini-golf competition series colorful characters along the way, and there’s also a ro- swings into Season 2 and will showcase self-pro- mantic storyline for Cruise claimed mini-golf lovers from around the country as and Kelly McGillis, who plays they compete head-to-head through an epic obsta- a civilian training officer who cle golf course. In each episode, eight contestants would outrank Maverick if, of will put their miniature golf — and physical — skills course, she was in the mili- to the test as they face off in out-of-this-world chal- tary. lenges on the supersized course. But the film’s plot is some- members of the cast of the transfers on May 19: Days of or Maverick, it’s an action upcoming sequel, Top Gun: Thunder (celebrating its 30th bonanza and a great trio of Labor of Love thing most have been famil- Maverick. There’s also a load anniversary) and War of the films to stretch the limits of FOX, 9 p.m. iar with for years; with this release we are treated to a of previously released con- Worlds (celebrating its 15th your home theater. New Series! new featurette about the tent that you may already anniversary), making the Go ahead, enter the “Dan- Sex and the City’s Kristin Davis hosts this new dat- film’s legacy and enduring own in one form or another. writing of this review a day- ger Zone” and take off with ing show that matches 41-year-old Kristy Katzmann popularity, including inter- In addition, Paramount is long affair for this critic. Cruise today. with 15 men who are also ready for a family. May the views with Cruise, produc- releasing a couple of other Whether you prefer Cruise best potential dad win. er Jerry Bruckheimer and Cruise films as 4K UltraHD as Ray Ferrier, Cole Trickle Paul’s Grade: A

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By Nicole Winfield, down, a projected tourism consider reopening Man- “It is a situation that is a Colleen Barry and downturn, reduced table na, which features unusu- bit apocalyptic,” said Man- Trisha Thomas capacity and Italians’ own al, wildly named dishes uela Paiella, owner of the ASSOCIATED PRESS fears about eating out. like “Against the wear and Corsi Trattoria in down- Venice’s famed Har- tear of modern life,” (arti- town Rome, a popular ROME — Italy’s restau- ry’s Bar — the birthplace chokes, raw jumbo shrimp lunchtime spot for tourists rants and pizzerias, for of the Bellini cocktail of and lemon) and “All talk” and Romans alike. “Nev- foodies the world over a white peach juice and pro- (spaghetti, broccoli rabe, er would we ever have key reason to visit, are fac- secco — has closed until herring and horseradish). thought in the restaurant ing an existential threat. further notice. “Until then, I’ll contin- business, in the historic Those that didn’t fold af- “We can’t think about ue listening and mak- center of a European capi- ter 10 weeks of a strict opening with just five or ing meatballs,” Fronduti tal, that we could ever live coronavirus lockdown are six people” allowed inside wrote on Facebook. through something like emerging to find that new at a time, owner Arrigo Ci- As it is, the lockdown in this.” PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS social distancing require- priani said. the birthplace of the Slow Corsi reopened for busi- ments might yet drive Milan chef Matteo Fron- Food movement has al- ness on Monday, the first Israeli troops take part in a drill in northern them out of business. duti, who won the first ready cost Italy’s food and day that restaurants were Israel. While Italians reveled Italian edition of “Top beverage sector 14 billion allowed sit-down custom- this week in being able to Chef,” announced that euros ($15.1 billion) in lost ers. But half of the tables sit down to a plate of spa- his Manna restaurant revenue, the Bain consul- were removed because of Twenty years ghetti alle vongole (spa- wouldn’t reopen for now, tancy said. It estimated social distancing rules. ghetti with clams) at their given lingering questions the full-year losses could Hand sanitizing gel was local trattoria for the first about the continued risk reach 30 billion euros placed at the entrance time since March, a slew of contagion and the Ital- ($32.4 billion) in an indus- and a new ordering sys- after withdrawal, of studies suggest that as ian government’s confus- try that is worth 4 percent tem was installed to let many as a third of Ita- ing regulations for restau- of Italy’s gross domes- customers see the menu ly’s bars and restaurants rants. tic product and accounts on their phones. No lon- Israel, Hezbollah risked closing. The rea- Only when those ques- for 5 percent of its jobs. ger do waitresses squeeze sons? Financial losses al- tions were answered, Bain projected that up to between tightly packed ta- ready incurred by the lock- Fronduti said, would he 300,000 jobs were at risk. bles to recite specials. brace for war By Bassem Mroue the preponderant force in Turkey’s pandemic strategy depends and Josef Federman Lebanon,” said Hilal Kha- ASSOCIATED PRESS shan, a political science professor at the American on hazmat-suited investigation teams KFAR CHOUBA, Leb- University of Beirut. But anon — Twenty years af- regionally, he said, “the ter Hezbollah guerrillas position of Hezbollah is By Zeynep Bilginsoy million, blending door-to- of contact tracers, who unprotected contact with pushed Israel’s last troops and Mehmet Guzel door hoof work with mobile identify people possibly for more than 15 minutes. precarious” due to Israeli from southern Lebanon, pressure, domestic tur- ASSOCIATED PRESS apps, CCTV footage and, if infected by a COVID-19 Once identified, these both sides are gearing up moil and problems for its needed, police backup. patient and seek to stamp people are instructed to for a possible war that ISTANBUL — They out the fire before it con- self-quarantine and are Iranian benefactors. see themselves as public Instead of global coro- neither seems to want. The group can ill afford navirus testing, Turkey sumes a neighborhood, tracked by a mobile phone Israeli troops are strik- health detectives, work- town or region. application. If they devel- another massive clash has based its pandemic ing Hezbollah targets in ing 24/7 to track the coro- Officials from both the op coronavirus symptoms, with Israel. The Lebanese response on partial lock- neighboring Syria and navirus’ insidious spread Turkish government and they are tested. economy is in shambles, through a country of 83 downs and work by armies drilling for what could be around half the population the local World Health Or- Turkey takes quaran- an invasion of Lebanon. ganization say the tactic tines seriously — breaches is now estimated to live The militant Hezbollah in poverty — including in has paid off. can be punished by fines group is beefing up its Health Minister Fahret- up to $162 and a maxi- Hezbollah strongholds — own forces and threaten- and the group’s finances tin Koca says it’s brought mum 1-year prison term. ing to invade Israel if pro- the pandemic “under con- When Istanbul resident are suffering because of voked. The bitter enemies U.S. sanctions imposed on trol,” with virus deaths Betul Sahbaz, 47, started routinely exchange warn- and confirmed infections showing symptoms after it and Iran. The group also ings and threats. suffered heavy losses in falling. The health minis- her flatmate tested pos- “We are preparing seri- try has recorded 151,615 itive for COVID-19, she the Syrian civil war, losing ously for the next war. We’re some 2,000 fighters while confirmed cases — which called a health care line. not taking any shortcuts places Turkey in the glob- “”I was scared, and pan- battling alongside the because we understand we forces of Syria’s President al top 10 for infections ac- icked,” she told The Associ- have to be extremely strong Bashar Assad. Once seen cording to a tally by Johns ated Press. “Sure we hear to defeat the enemy,” said as a liberation movement, Hopkins University — about it, but it’s different Col. Israel Friedler, an Is- Hezbollah is now seen by and 4,199 deaths. when you experience it.” raeli commander who has many in Lebanon and the “We brought the sick- Enter two tracers, in been overseeing a weeks- region as an Iranian pawn. ness’ spread under control white protective gear, PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS long exercise simulating Qassim Qassir, an ex- by monitoring the source,” masks and face shields, war with Hezbollah at a pert on Hezbollah, says Dr. Melek Nur Aslan, left, the local health Koca said. who came to her home. base in northern Israel. the group has no interest director for Fatih, a large district in the historic A tracer’s job is to find They took a nose swab and Hezbollah emerged as a in going to war but has peninsula of Istanbul, briefs a team of contact out who an infected per- sent it to a lab for testing, ragtag guerrilla group in been preparing for battle tracers with Turkey’s Health Ministry. son has come in close and which takes 24 to 48 hours. the 1980s, funded by Iran for a long time. “The bat- to battle Israeli troops tle will not be a battle of South Korean high school seniors return to school occupying southern Leb- missiles only,” he said, a anon. A protracted guer- reference that Hezbollah rilla war, characterized might try to invade parts By Hyung-Jin Kim and teachers are required found to have contracted and swiftly handling and by roadside bombs and of northern Israel. ASSOCIATED PRESS to wear masks, and some the coronavirus. Earlier containing COVID-19,” sniper attacks, eventually In a region filled with ad- schools have installed Wednesday, health au- senior quarantine official SEOUL, South Korea forced Israel to withdraw versaries, Israel considers plastic partitions at each thorities also reported 32 Kwon Jun-wook told re- — South Korean students in May 2000. With the ex- Hezbollah to be its toughest student’s desk, according new cases in South Korea porters Tuesday. began returning to school ception of an inconclusive, and most immediate threat. to the Education Ministry. for a total of 11,110, the South Korea’s caseload on Wednesday, but not monthlong war in 2006, During the 2006 war, the without some hitches, in a Only high school seniors first time the daily jump has been gradually wan- the volatile frontier has group launched some 4,000 possible template for other returned on Wednesday. has been above 30 in more ing due in large part to its largely remained calm. rockets into Israel, most of countries struggling to re- Younger students are than a week. aggressive tracing, testing Since then, Hezbollah has them unguided projectiles open educational facilities. scheduled to return to South Korean officials and treating strategy and evolved into the most pow- with limited ranges. Today, Hundreds of thousands of school in phased steps by say virus infections are widespread public support erful military and political Israeli officials say Hezbol- high school seniors across June 8. likely to be reported even- for government-led social entity in Lebanon. The par- lah possesses some 130,000 South Korea entered their In a reminder that get- tually at some schools but distancing rules. But re- ty and its allies dominate rockets and missiles ca- schools after having their ting back to normalcy express confidence they can cently, a sudden spike in Lebanon’s parliament and pable of striking virtually temperatures checked and won’t be easy, students in suppress those outbreaks. new infections linked to are the main power behind anywhere in Israel. They rubbing their hands with some schools near Seoul “We cannot avoid initial nightclubs in Seoul’s Itae- Prime Minister Hassan Di- say it has sophisticated an- sanitizer — familiar mea- were asked to return confusion and anxiety but won entertainment dis- ab’s government. ti-tank missiles, night-vi- sures amid the coronavi- home in the morning af- I believe we can overcome trict has posed a threat to “Domestically, Hezbol- sion equipment and cyber rus pandemic. Students ter two students were those as we’ve been calmly the quarantine campaign. lah has emerged to become warfare capabilities. B8 THE DAILY ITEM THURSDAY, MAY 21, 2020 Does your BUSINESS healthcare Stocks close higher as investors regain some more confidence By Alex Veiga and include a 24/7 Damian J. Troise ASSOCIATED PRESS Stocks closed broad- ly higher on Wall Street talking kitty Wednesday, clawing back all of its losses from a day earlier and extending its strong gains for the week. The S&P 500 rose 1.7 companion? percent as the market bounced back from a sud- den drop on Tuesday that snapped the index’s three- PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS day winning streak. Crude oil prices posted their fifth A currency trader watches monitors at the straight gain. foreign exchange dealing room of the KEB Hana Technology, the only sec- Bank headquarters in Seoul, South Korea. tor that’s holding on to a week and is on track for people have more shop- gain for the year, account- its best weekly gain since ping options. ed for much of the market’s early April. The index is Wall Street also ham- upward move. Communi- still down about 12 per- mered Royal Caribbean cation services companies cent from its all-time high after the cruise line oper- and banks also helped in February, however. ator said it booked a $1.4 drive the market higher. Investors are betting billion first-quarter loss Major stock indexes in Eu- that the economy and as it was forced to sus- rope and Asia also finished corporate profits will be- pend operations due the higher. Bond yields moved gin to recover as the U.S. pandemic. Its stock briefly broadly lower, a sign of and countries around climbed after the company caution in the market. the world slowly open up said bookings for 2021 are Fresh hope about a again. However, concerns within historical ranges. potential vaccine for remain that as more peo- It closed 3.4 percent lower. COVID-19 and optimism ple venture out it could Oil prices, which have that the U.S. economic lead to another surge in nearly doubled since late will recover in the second infections, potentially April, continued to climb. half of the year as busi- ushering in another wave Benchmark U.S. crude for nesses gradually reopen of shutdowns. July delivery rose $1.53, and stay-at-home orders “What it all comes down or 4.8 percent, to settle aimed at stemming the to is consumer spending,” at $33.49 a barrel. July spread of the coronavirus said Scott Wren, senior Brent crude oil, the inter- are relaxed have spurred global market strategist national standard, gained stocks higher this week. at Wells Fargo Investment $1.10, or 3.2 percent, to “Although this is opti- Institute. “If we’re all still close at $35.75 a barrel. mism, this is very cautious sitting home in September The price of oil has made optimism,” said J.J. Kinah- or October, the market is a comeback this month as an, chief strategist with TD going to go lower.” oil producing nations cut Ameritrade. “You’re seeing The market is getting back on output and the people also buy bonds to- some insight into how gradual reopening of econ- day. That’s very surprising companies are navigating omies around the globe seeing the stock market the economic fallout from have driven up demand. doing well and also seeing the coronavirus this week Crude oil started the year people buy bonds.” as several retailers report at about $60 a barrel, but The S&P 500 gained quarterly results. Lowe’s plummeted earlier this 48.67 points to 2,971.61. and Target reported quar- year as demand sank due The Dow Jones Industri- terly results that topped to widespread travel and al Average rose 369.04 Wall Street’s forecasts as business shutdowns relat- Mine does. That's Bella my virtual points, or 1.5 percent, to they benefited from people ed to the coronavirus. 24,575.90. The Nasdaq stocking up on supplies Bonds yields were mostly cat from Element Care PACE. We're composite, which is heav- at the stores and online lower. The yield on the 10- ily weighted with technol- during the coronavirus year Treasury note, a bench- ogy stocks, climbed 190.67 lockdown. The companies mark for interest rates on best friends. We play games, listen to points, or 2.1 percent, to also reported a sharp in- many consumer loans, fell 9,375.98. In another bull- crease in costs related to to 0.68 percent from 0.71 music and exercise together. Bella ish signal, small-company the pandemic. percent late Tuesday. stocks led the rest of the After rising initially, Global stock markets reminds me about a lot of things market, sending the Rus- Lowe’s shares closed only moved broadly higher. sell 2000 index up 39.21 0.1 percent higher, while France’s CAC 40 rose 0.9 points, or 3 percent, to Target fell 2.9 percent as percent, while Germany’s like when to take my meds and 1,346.93. some traders questioned DAX climbed 1.3 percent. With the gains so far this whether the companies’ Britain’s FTSE 100 rose when my ride is coming. And my week, the S&P 500 has re- results will weaken as the 1.1 percent. Markets closed couped its losses from last economy opens up and mostly higher in Asia. Bella keeps me connected to my care team when I'm not seeing them Two accused of smuggling ex-Nissan at the Element Care Wellness executive out of Japan in a box By Michael Balsamo ange jumpsuits and tan Just before 10 a.m. the Center which has fun ac�vi�es every and Alanna face coverings because of next day, Michael Taylor Durkin Richer the coronavirus pandemic. flew into Osaka, Japan, on day. Element Care provides ASSOCIATED PRESS Assistant U.S. Attorney a chartered Bombardier Stephen Hassink said Ja- Global Express jet from WASHINGTON — A for- pan plans “as quickly as Dubai with another man, everything you need to remain mer Green Beret and his possible” to submit a for- George-Antoine Zayek, son were arrested Wednes- mal request to extradite carrying two large black healthy and independent. And it's day in Massachusetts on the Taylors. boxes with them. charges they smuggled Nis- An attorney for the Tay- The elder Taylor was ex- FREE* if you qualify for Medicare san Motor Co. Chairman lors said they plan to chal- perienced with sticky sit- Carlos Ghosn out of Japan lenge Japan’s extradition uations. Over the years, in a box while he awaited request “on several legal he has been hired by par- and MassHealth. Everyone should trial there on financial mis- and factual grounds.” ents to rescue abducted conduct charges. “Michael Taylor is a dis- children, gone undercover have great healthcare and a best Michael Taylor, a tinguished veteran and for the FBI in a sting on a 59-year-old former Green patriot, and both he and Massachusetts drug gang friend like I do. Beret and private secu- his son deserve a full and and worked as a contrac- rity specialist, and Peter fair hearing regarding tor for the U.S. military in Taylor, 27, are wanted by these issues, both before Iraq and Afghanistan. The Japan on charges they the courts and the execu- last assignment had land- helped Ghosn escape the tive branch,” Paul V. Kelly ed him in a Utah jail for 14 To learn more about country in December after said in an email. months, caught in a federal he was released on bail. The tale of the daring contract fraud case that up- Element Care PACE, The Taylors were arrest- escape began on Dec. 28, ended Taylor’s family and ed by the U.S. Marshals 2019, when Peter Taylor finances before he agreed to Service in Harvard. They arrived in Japan and met plead guilty to two charges. call 877 803 5564 (TTY 711) appeared before a federal with Ghosn at the Grand It’s not clear yet how judge from jail via video Hyatt Tokyo for about an Ghosn hooked up with conference, wearing or- hour, authorities said. Taylor. At their arrival, Tay- lor and Zayek, his Leba- nese-born colleague, told airport employees they were musicians carrying audio equipment. Mean- while, Ghosn, who was out of custody on a hefty bail, headed to the Grand Hyatt in Tokyo and met up with No cost for MassHealth and Medicare eligible. Contact us Peter Taylor in his hotel for Medicare only and private pay op�ons. Par�cipants room, authorities said. The elder Taylor and must receive all health care, primary and specialist Zayek joined after a brief stop to rent a separate physician services-other than emergency services-as FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS room near the airport. authorizedby PACE, or be fully and personally liable for Former Nissan Chairman Carlos Ghosn speaks And soon after their ar- costs of unauthorized services. to Japanese media during an interview in rival, the group left the Beirut, Lebanon. Grand Hyatt and split up.