Early Voting Begins Today a TALE of TWO CITIES

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SATURDAY, AUGUST 22, 2020 DEALS OF THE A TALE OF TWO CITIES Early$DAY$ As Lynn deliberates, Revere acts in ght against coronavirus votingPG. 3 By Gayla Cawley eral new initiatives his of ce announced three times the state average,” said Ar- ITEM STAFF on Thursday. rigo. “We’ve got to try something new to Those initiatives include the formation get people’s attention. This week, we are Lynn and Revere have quickly earned of COVID-19 enforcement team, which ramping up education and enforcement DEALS the unfortunate distinction of leading the begins will issue nes and citations to individ- efforts.” state’s latest coronavirus surge. In Lynn, Mayor Thomas M. McGee said OF THE But while the two cities are experienc- uals and businesses that do not comply with the state’s limit on large gatherings. the city has been focused on its expanded $ $ ing a similar spike, marked by rising case testing and contact tracing efforts to de- DAY numbers and a high-positive-test rate, In addition, Revere parks and recreation- todayPG. 3 al sites that have been non-compliant termine what has been causing the spike, their efforts to contain the virus have but is still deliberating as to whether to with mask and group size requirements By Elyse Carmosino, been noticeably different. implement further restrictions. will be closed, according to Arrigo’s of ce. Thor Jourgensen, In Revere, Mayor Brian M. Arrigo has “(We’re) working on a strategy of where opted to take more of an aggressive ap- “We’re in our fourth consecutive week and Anne Marie Tobin proach to slow the spread by means of sev- with a positive test rate that’s more than COVID-19, A5 ITEMDEALS STAFF Thanks to the DEALSCOVID-19 pandem- ic and a new votingOF law TH enactedE by DAVID M. SHRIBMAN Gov. Charlie Baker in July, Massa- chusetts voters $have more$ options NATIONAL PERSPECTIVE DAY to cast their votes thanPG. ever3 before, starting Saturday with early voting in the Sept. 1 primary. In Lynn, early voters have several A reality options, said City Clerk Janet Rowe. “(People) want to be safe and that’s ne,” Rowe said.DEALS “We’re offering show to three ways to vote. You can either get it by mail, youOF can TH comeE into City Hall the week before, or you can come to your polling$DA placeY Sept.$ 1. end all Residents can castPG votes. 3 at City Hall on Saturday and Sunday from 8 a.m.-2 p.m. Polls will remain open through Aug. 28 during usual City reality Hall hours. “We’ve always had early voting for the regular election, but we’ve nev- shows er had it for a primary before, and we’ve never done weekends,” Rowe As they prepare for a Trump said. “The state has really asked us party convention, the Repub- to do Saturday and Sunday because licans — the party of good they think a lot of people work and manners and good breeding, ITEM PHOTO | SPENSER HASAK can’t get out, so it’s just another op- small-town hardware store tion for them to be able to come in Paul “Baz” Bazylinski, owner of The Record Exchange in Salem, stands behind a operators and hard-working here and vote.” farmers — are about to re- plastic shield at the counter of the shop. Rowe said City Hall is also current- nominate Donald J. Trump ly experiencing an in ux of mail-in for president amid one haunt- voting and that her of ce has al- ing but hard truth: They have Waxing nostalgic in Salem ready sent out more than 8,800 vote- seldom faced a passage quite by-mail requests as of Friday. like the one of this era. “I think because of the pandemic, For years, the party was a lot of people are afraid,” she said. like a fraternal lodge, pass- about The Record Exchange The last day to request a mail-in ing its presidential nom- ballot is August 26. Votes can also be ination to the Next Guy, By Bill Brotherton lenge,” said Bazylinski. “The Record Exchange mailed back or dropped off inside a which is why Vice President ITEM FEATURES EDITOR community is a family. Our customers are our City Hall ballot box located next to Richard M. Nixon was the friends.They are loyal and kept the store alive the building. SALEM — It’s 10 a.m. on Thursday when (during the pandemic), buying gift cards and party’s 1960 nominee, why Paul “Baz” Bazylinski parks his car in front of “Our Public Health Director, Mi- former Gov. Ronald Reagan phoning and texting words of encouragement.” chelle Desmarais, has been with us The Record Exchange on Washington Street Hundreds of “love notes” from customers have of California (the unsuccess- and rushes toward the front door. He’s lugging every step of the way, guiding us and been posted on the store’s Facebook page and advising us,” said Rowe. “We have all ful candidate in 1976) was a stack of vinyl albums. Nothing new there. many have stopped by to say ‘hi’ and hug from kinds of guidelines from the state. its 1980 nominee, why Vice Baz has worked at this heavenly hangout for outside while Baz worked inside. They’ve mailed us PPE (personal President George H.W. Bush music lovers since 1984 and has run the busi- “This has always been a place where friends protective equipment) for all of our was its 1988 nominee, and ness since the death of founder Skip Kolhonen get together and records and CDs can nd a poll workers. We’re going to have why Senate Majority Leader in December 2017. It’s an hour-plus drive from good home,” said Baz. plexiglass shields right on the table. Robert J. Dole of Kansas (dis- his home in South Berwick, Maine, but there’s appointed candidate in 1980 It’s been a long strange trip for Baz since the All workers are going to have gloves no place he’d rather be. and runner-up in 1988) won coronavirus virus arrived in the spring. and masks and hand sanitizer.” The Record Exchange, one of America’s old- the 1996 nomination — and Baz voluntarily closed the store on March The city plans to bring in clean- est record stores (it opened in 1974), has sur- why Bush’s oldest son, Gov. 16, one week before Gov. Charlie Baker an- ing companies to help sanitize each vived the pandemic and, thanks to its incredi- George W. Bush of Texas, was nounced his four-phase reopening plan. The polling location, and workers will be bly loyal customers, is open for business again, nominated four years later. three-month closure allowed him to sort standing by to wipe down surfaces just in time for August 29’s nationwide Record On and on it went: The un- through inventory; he re-organized the jazz every three hours. Store Day celebration. successful 2000 challenger “It’s been busy, very busy. And it’s been a chal- Sen. John McCain of Arizona RECORDS, A2 VOTING, A2 followed the younger Bush as the GOP nominee in 2008 and then former Gov. Mitt Romney of Massachusetts Bruins score with (the runner-up to McCain four years earlier) was nomi- nated in 2012. Lynn eld’s Filipe Then a reality TV star — a blustery gure more ty- By Mike Alongi a two-year entry level con- coon (see F. Scott Fitzgerald) ITEM SPORTS EDITOR tract with his hometown than businessman (see Jos. Boston Bruins. A. Bank), an investor in real LYNNFIELD — It’s estate, resorts and casinos “I’m really excited, this nearly every kid’s dream has been a dream of mine — knocked on the Republi- to sign a professional con- can door. for a long time,” said Filipe. tract with the team they “I just wanted to have the Actually, Trump kicked in grew up idolizing. For Lyn- that door, offered withering best opportunity to make n eld’s Matt Filipe, that commentary on his more ex- an NHL roster, and the dream became a reality perienced 2016 competitors, and stormed to the Republi- Matt Filipe signed a two-year contract with the Boston Bruins. this week when he signed FILIPE, A3 can nomination in a raucous Cleveland convention where some of his rivals wondered Opinion out loud whether they could Summer program Facing COVID-19 support him. testing realities. A4 They all ended up doing so, with some of the targets provides Access LOOK of his most withering insults Author continues to — Sens. Lindsey Graham of in Peabody tell the story of South Carolina, Marco Rubio America, this time through hurricanes. A8 of Florida and Ted Cruz of By Anne Marie Tobin Texas — eventually nestling ITEM STAFF close to him. He no longer was Sports the Republican outsider. The PEABODY — Since it was founded in 2011, Pea- Catholic Central old insiders were the outsid- body Youth TV (PYTV) has taught well over 200 League sets up ers now. Trump was — he is students between the ages of 9 and 14 how to cre- structure for fall — today’s Republican Party. ate unique and creative media, introducing them season. B1 That is not in question to writing, directing, lming, editing, photography, • at the upcoming Charlotte and more. ITEM PHOTO | OLIVIA FALCIGNO proceedings. But what will Now in its 10th year, that all came to a screech- Bishop Fenwick linger in the air is whether ing halt this spring when the pandemic hit. But, Ronin Espinal, 12, acts out a scene on a green girls basketball hosts screen during the Peabody Access TV youth Heart and Hustle SHRIBMAN, A3 SUMMER PROGRAM, A3 summer program in Peabody. Clinic. B1

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Alex DeLeo, 24 1996-2020 Sadly, Alex DeLeo, the son of Joseph and Meredith, passed away peacefully af- ter a life-long battle with Cystic Fibrosis on Monday August 17th, 2020 at Beth Israel Deaconess Hospital in Boston. He was born on June 21st 1996 and resid- ed in West Peabody with his family. Alex was a graduate of the Landmark School in Beverly Farms and also was a student at Salem State Uni- versity studying Health and Medical sciences. He was ITEM PHOTO | SPENSER HASAK also a certified EMT. Alex lived The Record Exchange, one of America’s oldest record stores (it opened in 1974), has survived the and experienced more in the pandemic and, thanks to its incredibly loyal customers, is open for business again, just in time short 24 years of his life than for August 29’s nationwide Record Store Day celebration. most people could live in an and lakes. Alex was also very entire lifetime. He was the accomplished musician who kindest, smartest, talented enjoyed writing and recording and most selfless person his own music. Waxing nostalgic in Salem that you could have ever met. Son you are now pain free Alex never complained over and will no longer have to suf- the years when dealing with fer. You will always be among his CF. Even during the last 8 us and forever loved by your weeks of his life in the hospi- family and many friends. You about The Record Exchange tal he never complained once are forever our hero Alex! Love Mom, Dad and Zack. even while it was obvious he RECORDS ers in the store at one time list on the back. But safety these,” said Baz. was suffering in severe pain. Alex is survived by his par- From A1 and six-foot social distanc- was and is the most im- “This place is an institu- Throughout his life he was ents Joseph and Meredith ing was enforced. “It was portant thing. Masks are tion,” said Assa, who was always concerned with every- of Peabody and his brother section, putting a focus on nerve-wracking,” said Baz. required and we hand out accompanied by his son. one else around him and was Zachary. He also leaves his rare hard bop and post-bop “But people have been vinyl gloves to customers “My dad is a huge music always selfless. The positive maternal grandparents, Laver- records. He also got to tidy wonderful. They have as they enter the store,” fan, and he’s spent a lot of energy he always projected sa Bursey of Peabody and the the place up a bit. Longtime followed guidelines and said Baz. happy times here through was so amazing and conta- late Hedley Bursey of Saugus, customers are accustomed protocols. I can’t be more The city of Salem has the years.” gious that most people who and his paternal grandpar- to seeing piles of vinyl and grateful. I feel blessed.” kept small business own- Baz is now focused on had the pleasure to meet ents, Patricia Kasiecki of Lynn towers of CDs scattered Appointments were dis- ers informed every step Record Store Day, which him would always be in awe and Joseph DeLeo Sr. of Brad- throughout the store. continued on week four. of the way through this been postponed twice, of his strength and the kind- ford and several aunts, uncles, It was a slow, cautious Customers patiently wait- COVID nightmare, said but three RSD Drops (the ness that he illuminated. Alex cousins and many friends. reopening that started ed outside for their turn; Baz. “The city of Salem current term for record was a very special young In Lieu of flowers you are with curbside pickup on as one of four customers has been superb. There releases) are set for Aug. man that will always be re- welcome to make a donation May 27. Customers called exited, Baz got out the Ly- have been several Zoom 29, Sept. 26 and Oct. 24. membered by all the ones towards the Alex DeLeo Me- the shop to request or ask sol wipes and disinfectant meetings, with Mayor Featured this month are he touched in his life. He morial Scholarship fund locat- about records, CDs and sprays before letting the Kim Driscoll, the police many limited edition-vi- enjoyed traveling up north to ed at https://www.gofundme. DVDs, or used Facebook to next person in line enter. chief ... Dr. (David) Rob- nyl albums including hot the wilderness with his family com/f/the-alex-deleo-memo- relay their want list and The store has since been erts of North Shore Medi- releases — I’m sorry, drops and friends and enjoyed the rial-scholorship-fund requests. open four days a week, cal Center. They have been — David Bowie’s “Chang- many vacations that he took Service information: Ser- “During the curbside Wednesday through Sun- very competent and very es Now Bowie,” Billie Ei- with his family. He had a fond vices will be private. Ander- phase, I mostly met people day. helpful. I am enormously lish’s “Live at Third Man affinity to be near the ocean sonbryantfuneralhome.com at parking lots or on Sa- Bazylinski has been a grateful and appreciative Records,” Charlie Parker’s lem Common,” said Baz. one-man show during all to the city and the Salem “Live at Midnight,” and “We’d communicate by of this. His two assistants, Economic Development The Cure’s “Bloodflowers” Facebook Messenger, set- music dynamo Barrence Recovery and Revitaliza- 2-picture-disc-set. Anna Marie Malloy, 101 tle on a price. I’d show up Whitfield and Kinks su- tion Task Force for provid- “It’s a celebration of our 1918-2020 with the records in a bag, perfan Jimmy Beaudry, ing the PPE kits to help us customers, and a chance I was handed an envelope both beloved by Record and all small businesses to celebrate independent LYNN — Anna Marie (Barber) with money in it, and I’d Exchange regulars, have reopen.” music stores. We will Malloy, age 101, passed away put the bag of records on a not worked in the store Baz is still appraising have only two customers peacefully at her son’s home park bench. We’d both say since the March 16 clos- and buying albums, CDs in the store at the same on July 21, 2020, surrounded ‘Thanks a lot’ and prom- ing. Baz can’t wait to bring and DVDs, though it’s been time, since all the Record by her loving family. ised to catch up when them back. particularly challeng- Store Day vinyl will be in She was the beloved wife things were more normal.” Some exciting new re- ing during the pandemic. one section of the store, of the late Raymond C. Mal- Appointments were re- leases enticed music lov- Thursday morning, Dave arranged alphabetically,” loy, Sr., Esq., with whom she quired to enter the store ers to brave the virus and Assa, who is spending the said Baz. The Record Ex- shared more than 50 years of the first two weeks after head to the store: Bob summer with family in change will be open from marriage. restrictions were lessened Dylan’s “Rough and Row- Marblehead, dropped off 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. Aug. 29, Born in Lynn, MA on Sep- in June. One person per dy Ways” on gold vinyl, three boxes of used CDs, and the line will form at tember 28, 1918, she was hour, 45 minutes to shop Neil Young’s lost 1975 al- most from his dad’s music the Pond Street corner of the daughter of the late James and 15 minutes for Baz bum “Homegrown,” and library, for Baz to exam- the store. More details are Barber, and Anna M. (Mullen) to clean up and disinfect. Beastie Boys reissues. ine. The Grateful Dead available on The Record Barber. On week number three, “We’re a touchable place. and Bob Dylan were well Exchange Facebook page. Mom was a good kind and appointments continued Customers want to pick represented. “I’ll be sure Bill Brotherton can be beautiful being. Her house and walk-ins were limited: up a record and look at to wear a tie-dye T-shirt reached at bbrotherton@ was always open and many, no more than four custom- the cover, read the song when I look through itemlive.com. many, friends have walked through those doors. Grow- ter of B29 generators at the ing up was a revelation in GE River Works Plant during WWII and also a member of Early voting begins today how to be kind and genuine to everyone. Mom loved to Wilmington, G.E. Plant where she retired in 1984. She and read and she had a gift for her husband Ray, a former VOTING 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. at Town Aug. 31. Saturday, Aug. 22 through letter writing. She was often Business Agent of I.U.E. Lo. Hall; Sunday, 9 a.m. to 2 In-person early voters Friday, Aug. 28. praised for her wit, often writ- From A1 201, lived in Kennebunkport p.m.; Monday, 9 a.m. to 4 must wear a mask and Early voting hours at ing about her “visits with the ME for 30 years and she re- Rowe added that voters p.m.; Tuesday, 4-8 p.m.; supply their own pens. the Town Hall in Lynn- Queen”. Of course her nieces turned to Lynn in 2006. are welcome to bring their Wednesday, 9 a.m. to 4 One will be provided to field will be noon to 4 p.m. would play along and try to go Her final request was: own black pens. p.m.; Thursday, 4-8 p.m. you if you do not have one. on Saturday, Aug. 22; Sun- “one up” on her, which was a “Mourn for me the day of my In Saugus, voting will be and Friday, 8 a.m. to noon. Social distancing will be day, Aug. 23 from 10 a.m. fun challenge. She loved the funeral, and then immediately held at the library (Taylor Early or absentee ballot expected and enforced. to 2 p.m.; Monday, Aug. 24 fact that we could show her carry on a happy life, watch- Street entrance) on Sat- through Thursday, Aug. 27 pictures of her grandchildren application requests can In Marblehead, early ing the children grow…” She is urday from 2-8 p.m.; Sun- be dropped in the Swamp- voting takes place in Abbot from 8 a.m. to 4:30 p.m., on Facebook. With the help of day, Aug. 23 from 9 a.m. to missed and loved by all of us. scott Town Hall 24-hour Hall auditorium from Sat- and Friday, Aug. 28 from 8 her grandson Dan, two books 1 p.m.; Monday, Aug. 24 She is survived by two sons, box, hand-delivered to the urday through Wednes- a.m. to 1 p.m. about her life were published Raymond C. Malloy, Jr., and from 8:30 a.m. to 7 p.m.; Voters can cast their on Amazon, one contains her Tuesday, Aug. 25 through Town Clerk’s office Mon- day; Saturday voting will Ronald D. Malloy, Esq., and a day, Wednesday or Fri- be held noon to 4 p.m.; votes at polling booths poems and the other is her Thursday, Aug. 27 from inside or they can drop daughter Jean M. Malloy, who days, or e-mailed to elec- Sunday voting, 8:30 a.m. history of her life growing up in 8:15 a.m. to 4 p.m. and Fri- ballots in two specially with son Daniel Galloway lives [email protected] to 12:30 p.m.; Monday, Edward’s Ct. in West Lynn. “The day, Aug. 28 from 8:15 a.m. marked boxes outside the in Portland, ME. Also, remem- or mailed. Tuesday and Thursday, 9 Memoirs of Anna Marie Mal- bered are daughter in law Ann to 12:30 p.m. Early voting building. The deadline to submit a.m. to 4 p.m.; Wednesday, loy”, provides a glimpse into Malloy, and deceased wife of and absentee ballots may Town Clerk Linda Em- the harshness of the depres- Raymond Malloy, Barbara (Bi- be returned using the a vote-by-mail ballot re- 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. and Fri- erson said her office is sion era in Lynn (F.D.R. was gelow) Malloy. White Treasury Collec- quest for the Sept. 1 state day, 9-11:30 a.m. prepared with plenty of her Favorite). and life through Marie was predeceased by tor drop-off box located in primary is no later than 5 Peabody’s early voting masks, gloves, sanitizer WW II, as well. Mom was well six brothers, Edward, Charles, front of Town Hall accord- p.m., Wednesday, Aug. 26. will take place at the Hig- and Clorox wipes, along read and she knew her poli- Joseph, Hugh, Herbert (as an ing to the town’s website. The deadline to request an gins Middle School. Polls with safety shields and so- tics. She favored unions and infant) and William. She loved Swampscott’s polls will absentee ballot is no lat- will be open from 9 a.m. cial distancing indicators the poor, with whom she could her nine grandchildren, and be open Saturday from er than noon on Monday, to 3 p.m. each day from on the floors. relate to on a personal level. twenty-one great grandchil- “We are very well pre- During WWII, she worked for dren. pared for this and we have GE as “Rosy the Riveter”. Her Service information: Ar- had quite a few phone calls roots trace back to the early rangements: At the request to date,” she said, add- days of Lynn as her father was of the family, services will ing she has seen a huge a Union Shoe worker in Lynn be held privately. Burial spike in absentee ballot and she has a relative buried will take place at St. Mary requests with requests for in the old cemetery in Market Cemetery. As an expression absentee ballots increas- Square. of sympathy, donations in ing from 145 to 2,307 since She was a proud member Marie’s honor can be made the mail-in process began. of I.U.E. Local 201 and was a to her favorite charity, St. Ju- union steward. She was a tes- de’s Hospital. 781-593-7700 JUST FIX IT. Publishing Daily, except Sundays USPS-142-820 ISSN-8750-8249 Periodicals postage paid at Lynn, MA and additional offices. ITEM CLASSIFIEDS GET RESULTS! Copyright ©2020 The Daily Item Subscriptions Prepaid by mail to all parts of the United States $30.00 for 4 weeks $95.00 for 13 weeks Call Customer Service HICKS AUTO BODY, INC. $185.00 for 26 weeks 10 TALBOT AVENUE $340.00 for 1 year to place an ad Send payment to and POSTMASTER, BOSTON, MA 02124 send address changes to: The Daily Item 617.825.1545 110 Munroe St. 781-593-7700, ext. 2 P.O. Box 5 Lynn, MA 01903 SATURDAY, AUGUST 22, 2020 THE DAILY ITEM A3 Bruins score with Lynnfield’s Filipe A reality show to FILIPE offered me the best oppor- Massachusetts just like chusetts guys on the Bru- end all reality shows From A1 tunity.” me was a great feeling.” ins, and I’m going to work Filipe’s collegiate career But Filipe’s winning his- as hard as I can to become Bruins made it clear to me at Northeastern was a suc- tory goes back even before an important part of the SHRIBMAN describe the GOP oppo- that I’d be able to compete cessful one, as he totaled that, back when he won team, just like those guys.” From A1 nents of President Trump: “Whenever Trump’s ap- for a position right away. 31 goals and 44 assists in two straight state cham- As for Filipe’s plans now, he is tomorrow’s Repub- proval ratings go down to It’s just a bonus that the 136 games with the Hus- pionships (2013, 2014) as he’s been working out at team who offered the best lican Party, and whether 41 and 42, they declare his kies and was an assistant a member of the Malden Mike Boyle Strength and opportunity also happened captain as a senior last Catholic hockey team. the 7-year-old self-assess- doom. Part of it is cultur- Conditioning in Woburn to be my hometown team.” season. The Huskies won He hopes that winning ment the Republicans un- al. They consider him un- Filipe was originally a three consecutive Bean- streak will continue into — which trains a number dertook after Romney’s couth and gross. They like third-round pick by the pot Championships in his his professional career. of professional athletes defeat comes off the shelf. the role of noble loser. They Carolina Hurricanes in time there, most recently “I’ve had success at a in various sports — since That report, issued don’t want to win. For the the 2016 NHL Draft — taking home the 2020 title lot of levels, and I think it June 1 and lately has been five months after Barack first time in their lives, taken 67th overall — but back in February. just starts with the coach- able to get out on the ice Obama was re-elected, de- these conservatives are he became a free agent “It was a great four es and the higher-ups and twice a week. As he con- scribed the Republicans as out of power and can’t fig- when he did not sign with years at Northeastern, just works its way down tinues to ramp up his a “narrow-minded, out-of- ure out who the people are the team before Aug. 15. and (head) coach (Jim) to the rest of the team,” workload in anticipation touch” party of “stuffy old who are running things. Filipe, who just wrapped Madigan and (associate said Filipe. “I had success of training camp next sea- men,” stuck in “an ideolog- Trump saw an existential up his collegiate career at head) coach (Jerry) Keefe at Malden Catholic and son, he’s just focusing on ical cul-de-sac,” and unap- threat and decided he had Northeastern University, really turned the program Northeastern, and I hope getting better. pealing to minorities, fe- to destroy the left.” signed his deal with the around over the time I was to have success with the “I think the key is just males and the young. Now listen to Stuart Ste- Indeed, young adults have Bruins late Sunday eve- there,” said Filipe. “They Bruins as well.” staying fresh, staying pre- vens, a top strategist for voted heavily Democratic every GOP nominee be- ning at home in Lynnfield. established a winning cul- Filipe also takes inspira- pared and just continuing “I became a free agent ture there that’s here to tion from other Massachu- in the last four elections. tween Dole and Romney, to get better,” said Filipe. at 5 p.m. (on Aug. 15) and stay, and now Northeast- setts natives who made it Before, that had happened and now a top figure in the “This is a new situation a few teams contacted ern hockey is known on a to the Bruins — Charlie only in the three Franklin Lincoln Project, conserva- my agent to make offers,” national level. Coyle, Chris Wagner and for everyone, so I’m just Delano Roosevelt elections tives who oppose Trump: said Filipe. “I didn’t sleep “It was really special to Matt Grzelcyk. trying to stay positive and between 1936 and 1944. “I’m very pessimistic much that night knowing be a part of those three “I actually got a text keep working hard every And as Nov. 3 approaches, about this party after that there were some im- Beanpot championship from Charlie Coyle on day.” according to a survey from Trump. When a national portant decisions that had teams,” Filipe added. “Be- Monday, which was real- Mike Alongi can be Tufts University’s Tisch party legitimizes hate, it to be made, but in the end ing able to share it with ly cool,” said Filipe. “It’s reached at malongi@item- College of Civic Life, young takes a long time for that I just felt that the Bruins a lot of other guys from great to see other Massa- live.com. voters support former Vice to go away. And when you President Joseph R. Biden look at the demography of Jr. by 34 percentage points. the country, with whites Many of these young peo- in decline, you see a Stage ple will be around to vote 4 cancer warning for the through the final quarter of party, you see maybe the the 21st century. end of the Republicans as “It takes a lot for a party a governing party. It has to take a group that they collapsed morally.” dominated 2-to-1 — Asian The best analysis may Americans — and then to come from Peter Wehner, lose that group 2-to-1,” said a senior fellow at the con- Harvard Kennedy School servative-oriented Wash- political scientist Thomas ington Ethics and Public E. Patterson. “And the Re- Policy Center who worked publicans once had the col- in the GOP administra- lege-educated. No more.” tions of Reagan and both It’s not as if the Repub- Presidents Bush, and who licans haven’t had serious sets out the Republican splits before. For all their challenge after Charlotte: open-the-door-for-others “Do Republicans repudiate manners at the club and Trump and Trumpism and cotillion, they have fought say the Trump experiment viciously — and repeated- was a disaster for the party? ly — over the years. Do Trump supporters try to In 1940, their split led to take his mantle? There’s a the nomination of the polit- lot of fear, anger and recrim- ical novice Wendell Willk- ination in the party.” ie, who finished his life as Very little of that will be an ally of his election rival, visible from your living FDR. In 1976, Reagan nearly room, if you actually tune ITEM PHOTOS | OLIVIA FALCIGNO wrested the party’s nomina- in; viewership for political tion from a sitting president, Ronin Espinal, 12, acts out a scene on a green screen during the Peabody Access TV youth sum- conventions generally is Gerald Ford. In 1988, the down, and this convention mer program in Peabody on Wednesday afternoon. commentator Patrick J. Bu- won’t possess the intoxi- chanan, who had challenged cating bluster and colorful another GOP incumbent, bunting of the traditional the elder Bush, spoke at the quadrennial assembly. party’s Houston convention Even so, Trump drew of a “cultural war, as critical more viewers for his 2016 to the kind of nation we will convention acceptance one day be as was the Cold speech than did Democrat- War itself.” He was talking ic nominee Hillary Rodham not only about Democratic Clinton. And if nothing nominee Gov. Bill Clinton of else, Trump — a former Arkansas, but also about his Democrat turned Republi- own Republican Party. can, a supporter of abortion And yet these wars for the rights turned opponent — soul of the Grand Old Par- retains one governing prin- ty pale in comparison with ciple: The show must go on. the one underway today, A 1972 Swampscott but shielded from television High School graduate, view in the Republicans’ up- David M. Shribman is the Brooke Martin, 10, finds stock clips on a com- Callie Mignault, 12, films a scene for a music coming Charlotte conclave. Pulitzer Prize-winning puter during the Peabody Access TV youth video during the Peabody Access TV youth Listen to Victor Davis former executive editor of summer program in Peabody. summer program. Hanson, the influential con- the Pittsburgh Post-Ga- servative thinker at Stan- zette. Follow him on Twit- Summer program provides Access in Peabody ford’s Hoover Institution, ter @ShribmanPG.

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E¥¦¥ M. G DIRECTORS President and Publisher Edward L. Cahill America: M§Ÿ H. SŸŸ Chief Executive O cer John M. Gilberg Edward M. Grant E C J. CŸ¡ CŸ Advertising Director News Editor Gordon R. Hall 110 Munroe St. W J. K TŸ  J ¢£ Monica Connell Healey P.O. Box 5 Chief Financial O cer Editorial Page Editor J. Patrick Norton Empathetic and good Lynn, MA 01903 J N. W  C  T¢¤ Michael H. Shanahan Chief Operating O cer Community Relations Director Chairman Customer Service With a heaping side of Biden’s 50 years in the darkness over the Chris- Monday - Friday, 8 a.m. - 5 p.m. PUBLISHERS Rhode Island calamari, public eye, the empathy tina River. Horace N. Hastings, 1877-1904 the Democratic Party that is so lacking in a The political parties al- Connecting Charles H. Hastings and Wilmot R. Hastings, 1904-1922 All Departments: Charles H. Hastings, 1922-1940 squeezed lemonade from president unable to ac- ternate every four years Ernest W. 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Circulation positive, Team Biden set [email protected] 1970s: On Thursday night, up an epic contrast with America isn’t as bad as Biden placed the excla- the Republican virtual Ext. 3 Americans say it is. mation point on that confab in the upcoming Newsroom The message? That message as he accepted week. [email protected] while the cameras have the nomination without That event, which [email protected] EDITORIAL been focused for near- fanfare, speaking before launches Monday, is Ext. 4 ly four years on the ag- a row of American flags sure to be a festival of Sports grieved clown posse at at a mostly empty Chase angry white grievance, [email protected] 1600 Pennsylvania Ave., Center in Wilmington. In with speakers like the the America where most a speech that aimed for gun-grabbing St. Louis Ext. 5 Facing of the citizens are good, a lofty tone in a nation- couple that confronted Retail and Online empathetic and jus- al moment like no other, Black marchers, and with Advertising [email protected] tice-seeking people never Biden began by quoting nightly doses of Trump went away. The idea un- the 1960s civil rights himself. Democrats at the ADVERTISING COVID-19 expectedly hit its emo- leader Ella Baker, “Give DNC mostly succeeded Ernie Carpenter Jr. tional peak on Tuesday people light and they will in avoiding the 2016 mis- Director of Advertising night, 48 hours before Joe find the way.” take of attacking Trump and Business Development, ext. 1355 Biden formally accepted “I will draw on the best backers as “deplorable,” [email protected] testing realities the Democratic nomina- of us, not the worst us,” with speakers like Barack Ralph Mitchell tion for president. Biden promised. “I will be Obama instead offering Sales Representative, ext. 1313 The roll call that gave an ally of the light, not the pity that Trump wasn’t up [email protected] Editorial from the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette Edi- the 77-year-old former darkness.” He pledged to to the job — knowing full Eric Rondeau torial Board vice president the formal undo the damage of the well that pity is the thing Sales Representative, ext. 1280 nod was, unexpectedly, re- Trump years by represent- that really makes him go [email protected] If COVID-19 testing is to play a more invented as a masterpiece ing all Americans — even bananas. Patricia Whalen game-changing role in combating the pandemic, of visual art. the ones who don’t vote That the Democrats Sales Representative, ext. 1310 health policy leaders and administrators must [email protected] For a nation that’s spent for him, and not just mem- made the most of eight face reality. much of 2020 in quar- bers of his own party or hours does not mean — BUSINESS OFFICE Current levels of coronavirus testing are no- antine, Tuesday’s trav- political base. Calling this as I stressed previous- where near enough to help manage or control the Susan J. Conti elogue of 50 states (and “a moment that calls for ly — that the DNC was Controller, ext. 1288 outbreak. Americans are taking roughly 750,000 seven other jurisdictions) faith and light and love,” [email protected] tests per day according to The Associated Press, perfect. Far from it. The opened up a spacious, di- the newly minted nominee down slightly from a few weeks ago. The AP also oldest major-party nom- Ted Grant verse America with pride, offered a lyrical response inee in American history Publisher, ext. 1234 reported the average number of positive tests [email protected] running at around 60,000 per day, down from possibility and a not fully to Tuesday’s coast-to-coast gave ample airtime to the 70,000 in late July, and that while some states quenched thirst for justice call, that in a time of dark- nostalgia of Democratic Marian Kinney that played out on fruit- ness “we’re so much bigger boomers while shoehorn- ext. 1212 have plenty of testing center capacity, residents [email protected] aren’t taking advantage due to the wait time for ed plains, majestic purple than that, so much better ing in young voices like results in some cases. mountains and shining than that.” Rep. Alexandria Oca- Will Kraft seasides. The former vice presi- sio-Cortez. Even without Chief Financial Of cer, ext. 1296 Tests are expensive to fabricate and time-con- [email protected] suming for labs to process, and while supply This American odyssey dent also swept broadly the cocktail parties that chains are currently keeping up with demand in began in the footsteps of across the policy chal- would have littered Mil- Paula Villacreses some areas of the country, they are by no means the recently departed civ- lenges facing America, waukee, lobbyists some- A/R Specialist, ext. 1205 keeping pace with actual transmission rates. The il rights hero John Lew- but defined his mission how got an end to fos- [email protected] Centers for Disease Control and Prevention said is at the Edmund Pettus to reverse Trumpism less sil-fuel subsidies removed Mike Shanahan this summer that the actual case numbers in the Bridge, and didn’t end by the things he would from the platform. Pro- Chief Executive Of cer, ext. 1956 U.S. could be as much as 10 times higher than the until it reached a plat- do than by the things he gressives can’t let their [email protected] number of people who test positive. form at Biden’s beloved wouldn’t do — cut Amer- guard down, ever. Carolina Trujillo Researchers at several top universities, includ- Amtrak station in Wilm- icans’ Social Security And the tough choic- Community Relations Director, ext. 1226 ing Harvard and Stanford, have proposed a differ- ington, Del. In between, checks, cozy up to foreign es around dealing [email protected] ent approach. the roll call of the states dictators, or ignore science with 30 million unem- Jim Wilson They advocate the development of faster tests walked the fine line be- on the pandemic. ployed Americans and Chief Operating Of cer, ext. 1200 that could provide a positive or negative indica- tween our yearning for Biden’s speech capped COVID-19 will likely re- [email protected] tion within minutes. Such tests would trade some the pre-pandemic nor- an uneven final night of main under wraps until a CIRCULATION accuracy for expediency, but scientists contend malcy that was epito- the DNC that careened would-be Biden presiden- Lisa Mahmoud that production could scale into the millions and mized by that steaming wildly from attempted cy begins. Democrats are Manager, ext. 1239 compensate for the lack of precision with sheer pile of fried squid on a comedy from ex-candi- trying to keep it simple [email protected] quantity. Narragansett Bay beach date Andrew Yang and for now — to convince It’s a compelling argument. This strategy and reminders that our host Julia Louis-Dreyfus voters that better deci- CUSTOMER SERVICE could allow businesses and schools to reopen national journey is far to a poignant endorse- sions will be made by a La’ Mosha Ball more safely and provide a stronger safety net from finished. ment from Braden Har- president with empathy Customer Service, ext. 1276 for the country’s most vulnerable populations: More than any political rington — a 13-year-old than by a raging narcis- [email protected] nursing homes. convention in my life- boy who, like Biden, stut- sist. If America is as good GRAPHICS Currently, there are no tests with quick turn- time, the 2020 virtual ters. Biden’s more than as the Democrats say it Trevor Andreozzi arounds that can be self-administered. Federal DNC hung on a theme three-decade quest for is, even Rhode Island’s Designer regulators at the Food and Drug Administra- that could be summed up the Democratic nomi- squid could probably get [email protected] tion require at least 80 percent accuracy for in one word: Empathy. nation ended not with a that one right. Mark Sutherland new COVID-19 tests. Rapid tests could only The empathy and abil- cheering throng or a bal- Will Bunch is the nation- Creative Director, ext. 1330 be as accurate as 50 percent or lower, depend- ity to relate to everyday loon drop but with a fire- al opinion columnist for [email protected] ing on how much of the virus is present. The folks that has defined works show, lighting the The Philadelphia Inquirer. NEWSROOM FDA’s coolness toward less-accurate tests has discouraged companies from attempting to de- Mike Alongi velop them. READERS’ FORUM Sports Editor, ext. 1228 [email protected] But experts contend the widespread, repeated availability of rapid tests makes up for their lack Bill Brotherton of precision and that they are most sensitive to Features Editor ext. 1338 [email protected] people with large viral loads. These are likely the Relief for seniors people at greatest risk of unknowingly spreading Elyse Carmosino the virus. I am a retired feder- The legislation would lies on the Consumer Reporter, ext. 1264 Researchers at the Massachusetts Institute of al employee writing to bring much-needed finan- Price Index for Urban [email protected] Technology are working with the company 3M raise public awareness cial relief to millions of Wage Earners and Cleri- Gayla Cawley to develop a rapid test. The FDA’s caution is un- about the Fair COLA for seniors across the country. cal Workers, CPI-W. Reporter, ext. 1236 derstandable, but it is impeding a potentially Seniors Act, House Bill Under the Fair COLA The CPI-E better ac- [email protected] valuable tool for combating the coronavirus. The 1553, which would pro- for Seniors Act, COLAs counts for seniors’ spend- Cheryl Charles administration should work with researchers to vide more accurate annual would be calculated us- ing habits, especially on News Editor, ext. 1278 authorize a scaled trial. cost-of-living-adjustments ing the Consumer Price medicine, health care, [email protected] Even testing with only 50 percent accuracy is (COLAs) for Social Secu- Index for the Elderly housing and related costs. Olivia Falcigno better than not testing at all. Detractors might rity beneficiaries, federal (CPI-E), instead of the The change would provide Photographer, ext.1224 argue that the risks of false negatives could be annuitants and veterans. current method that re- more accurate calcula- [email protected] more damaging than continuing the current test- tions, increasing adjust- Spenser Hasak ing strategy, but the point to rapid tests would be ments by an estimated Photographer, ext. 1332 to check for infectious levels of the virus regularly, 0.27 percentage points [email protected] perhaps multiple times per week, thus increasing per year. That might not Thor Jourgensen their efficacy. sound like much, but con- Editorial Page Editor, ext. 1267 The FDA recently authorized a saliva-based test sidering the principle of [email protected] developed by a team at Yale that uses inexpen- compounding, over time Daniel Kane sive, easily sourced chemical reagents. The test is this will make a signifi- Sports Reporter, ext. 1228 thought to be as effective as nasal swab testing cant difference in the lives [email protected] and if scaled up would likely alleviate some of of retirees. Steve Krause the pressure on supply chains for current testing. I urge seniors in this Writer-at-Large, ext. 1229 Still, it is not a rapid test and requires laboratory state and across the coun- [email protected] processing. try to contact their legisla- David McLellan Whenever a vaccine appears, the virus will not tor in the House of Repre- Reporter, ext. 1317 disappear overnight. The coronavirus response sentatives and ask him or [email protected] must be one of managing risk, and a faster test her to cosponsor this im- Anne Marie Tobin provides another method of assessing that risk. portant legislation. Sports Reporter, ext. 1307 The FDA should explore approving faster, cheap- [email protected] er testing on a trial basis. 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All address information, particu- area was clear and quiet. Golden State Killer sentenced larly arrests, reflect police records. In A party called at 12:47 p.m. the event of a perceived inaccuracy, Thursday to report suspicious it is the sole responsibility of the con- activity in the Bass Point area. An officer was dispatched. to life for 26 rapes, slayings cerned party to contact the relevant A woman called 911 at 12:18 police department and have the de- p.m. Thursday to report comput- to hide his still vigorous partment issue a notice of correction er issues. She was advised 911 By Don Thompson ASSOCIATED PRESS health. to the Daily Item. Corrections or clar- is not for computer issues. An officer called the woman back He eluded capture for ifications will not be made without SACRAMENTO, Calif. four decades until investi- express notice of change from the on the non-emergency line, and — A former California she stated she was trying to get gators used a new form of arresting police department. police officer dubbed the DNA tracking to unmask answers on self-quarantining as Golden State Killer told she had just returned from out and arrest him in 2018. LYNN victims Friday he was One of six prosecutors of state. The woman was provid- “truly sorry” before he was ed with the town Health Nurse’s who spoke before the sen- Arrest sentenced to multiple life tencing, Tulare County Dis- number. prison sentences for a de- Police received a call at 9:56 trict Attorney Tim Ward, Ramon Colon, 35, of 21 cade-long string of rapes said the outcome of the Rockmere Gardens, was arrest- a.m. Thursday from a woman and murders that terror- requesting animal control’s case offered hope to victims ed and charged with operation ized a wide swath of the of long unsolved crimes. of a motor vehicle with a sus- number because her neighbor state. PHOTO | SANTIAGO MEJIA/SAN FRANCISCO CHRONICLE VIA AP wasn’t picking up their dog poop “As science and technol- pended license, electronic de- Joseph James DeAnge- Joseph James DeAngelo apologizes to his victims ogy evolve, the space for vice use while operating a motor and it smelled bad. The party lo, 74, pleaded guilty in was provided with the number. and the families of the victims he killed more than evil like this to operate vehicle, and on warrant charges June to 13 murders and four decades ago during his sentencing hearing within gets smaller and of identity fraud, forgery of a 13 rape-related charges PEABODY in Sacramento County Superior Court held at smaller. Simply put, the document, forge/misuse of an under a plea deal that CSU Sacramento, Friday, in Sacramento, Calif. DNA will never forget,” RMV document, motor vehicle avoided a possible death Ward said. operator refuses to identify self, Accidents sentence. had expired. Prosecutors state prison system. Prosecutors initially and arrestee furnishing false ID The punishment im- A report of a motor vehicle called the scale of the vio- “The defendant deserves sought the death penalty information at 12:27 p.m. Friday. posed by Sacramento crash at 12:38 p.m. Thursday lence “simply staggering,” no mercy,” the judge said. but settled for a life term County Superior Court on Berry Street; at 3:22 p.m. encompassing 87 victims Bowman sentenced given California’s mora- Accidents Thursday at 30 Andover St. Judge Michael Bowman at 53 crime scenes span- DeAngelo in a universi- torium on executions, the means DeAngelo will die coronavirus pandemic A report of a motor vehicle and 1 Hilltop Drive. ning 11 California coun- ty ballroom large enough in prison for the crimes and the advancing age of crash at 5:13 p.m. Thurs- A report of a motor vehicle ties. to hold all the survivors committed between 1975 DeAngelo, his victim, and day at 1069 Western Ave.; at crash with injuries at 6 p.m. Before sentencing, and family members of and 1986. witnesses they needed to 8:46 p.m. Thursday at Bowler Thursday at Route 128 North DeAngelo rose from a victims. The sentencing “When a person commits make their case. and Ford streets; at 9:38 p.m. and 208 Andover St. A two- wheelchair, took off his followed an extraordinary monstrous acts, they need Bowman sentenced Thursday at 55 Laurel St.; at car crash was reported. One mask and said to the three-day hearings in passenger was evaluated, but to be locked away so they court: “I listened to all which they told in excru- DeAngelo under a plea 6:37 a.m. Friday at 95 Munroe can never harm an inno- St.; at 8:10 a.m. Friday at 29 was not taken to the hospital. your statements, each one ciating detail how he had deal that called for 11 cent person,” the judge Bennett St.; at 9 a.m. Friday at of them, and I’m truly sor- upended their lives. consecutive life terms said. Cooper Street and Western Ave- Breaking and Entering ry for everyone I’ve hurt.” DeAngelo sat silent- without the possibility of DeAngelo also public- nue; at 9:34 a.m. Friday at 969 Applause erupted when ly through those hear- parole, plus 15 life terms Western Ave.; at 10:26 a.m. A report of a motor vehicle ly admitted dozens more DeAngelo was remanded ings, expressionless in a with the possibility of pa- Friday at Buffum and Union breaking and entering at 2:01 sexual assaults for which to the custody of sheriff’s wheelchair that prosecu- role and eight years for streets; at 2:33 p.m. Friday at p.m. Thursday at Stop & Shop the statute of limitations officials for transfer to the tors contended is a prop other enhancements. Henry Avenue and Washington at 19 Howley St. A caller report- Street; at 2:41 p.m. Friday at ed a backpack was stolen from Broadway and Euclid Avenue; his car. The windows were down and there was no forced entry. As Lynn deliberates, Revere acts at 3:14 p.m. Friday at Eastern Avenue and Sewall Street. Vandalism Theft A report of vandalism at in fight against coronavirus A report of a motor vehicle 5:21 a.m. Friday at 92 Frank- lin St. A caller reported two of theft at 1:34 p.m. Friday at 95 COVID-19 gatherings to try to deter ing and not having these complete disregard for Park St. his tires were slashed. From A1 future parties, rather than family parties,” she said. that is frustrating. SALEM taking enforcement action “COVID has not taken the “People want to send LYNNFIELD to go,” said McGee. “Some against them, according to summer off. COVID is still their kids back into class- Arrests communities have started Desmarais. present in our communi- rooms, they want to be Accidents (taking) further enforce- “We have been able to ty.” able to play sports, they ment steps. We’re focused pinpoint that it is coming McGee and Desmarais A report of a motor vehicle Richard Jose Alonzo, 16, of want to be able to get to- 12 Bodwell St., Apt. 1, Dorches- on the testing. With the from social gatherings,” plan to meet with Lynn gether with their friends. crash with personal injury data and what goes on said Desmarais. “We do Police and the city’s emer- at 9:25 p.m. Monday on N ter, was arrested and charged None of that can happen if with failure to stop/yield, un- over the weekend, we will contact where the party gency management team residents are out in groups Broadway. At least one person see what is driving it, and was and we just try to ed- early next week to decide was taken to Salem Hospital. safe operation of a motor vehi- of 25-30-50 without masks cle, operation of a motor vehicle will have a better idea on ucate them on: if you are what further steps should in the midst of an interna- with a suspended license, and ways we want to directly having them, you need to be taken. tional pandemic.” Complaints address it.” While Lynn is planning motor vehicle brakes violation properly social distance McGee and Desmarais Although their ap- and wear a mask. If there further deliberations, Re- A report of a disturbance at 11:41 a.m. Thursday. echoed those sentiments, proaches are different, it’s is alcohol involved, it vere has started to imple- at 11:02 a.m. Tuesday at Christopher M. Bryson, 38, in terms of the summer clear both cities are grap- changes your judgment. ment some of its new ini- 12 Pine St. A caller reported of 16 Blaine Ave., Apt. 1, Bev- spike stemming from peo- hearing a noise that sounded erly, was arrested on a war- pling with what Arrigo So we really are trying to tiatives this week. called an “alarming” trend educate.” On Friday, two basket- ple letting their guard like a gunshot between 2 and rant at 12:15 p.m. Thursday. down, and in some in- 3 a.m. that morning. Gregory Maitre, 25, of 9 over the past three weeks. However, if numbers ball courts at Harry Della Lynn and Revere have continue to surge, McGee Russo Stadium were shut stances, just being tired of A caller reported a tree had Cushing St., was arrested adhering to virus restric- on a warrant at 12:30 a.m. the second and fourth said the city will begin to down by the city, accord- been spray painted at 8:34 a.m. tions. Wednesday. highest positive test rates issue fines of up to $500 ing to Arrigo, and more Wednesday at 452 Summer St. While some people may Joseph Charles Mallahan, in the state, but aside from per violation to individu- city-owned parks and want to take some time Theft 29, homeless, was arrested on the technicality of two als or businesses that are playgrounds could follow a warrant at 2:07 a.m. Thursday. small towns skewing the flouting restrictions on if officials find that peo- off from the rules over A report of a larceny at 9:43 results, the cities are lead- large gatherings. ple are gathering on those the summer, McGee said a.m. Tuesday at 68 Bourque Accidents ing the surge, according to Those locations will be sites in large groups with- COVID-19 is not taking a Road. A caller reported their the state Department of contacted through the out masks. vacation and people have Black Lives Matter sign was A report of a motor vehicle Public Health. city’s law department Arrigo said the newly to continue to be diligent stolen last week. crash at 9:48 a.m. Thursday on Lynn’s positive test rate with an eye toward enforc- established COVID-19 en- about wearing masks and A larceny was reported at Bridge Street; at 12:17 a.m. Fri- of 7.09 percent is nearly ing Gov. Charlie Baker’s forcement team will begin social distancing. 1:33 p.m. Tuesday at Eastern day at Holly and Hazel streets. five times the state aver- latest orders, which limit to go into neighborhoods Even if additional pro- Bank at 45 Salem St. age of 1.5 percent, while outdoor gatherings to 50 across the city to have tocols and restrictions are Assaults Revere’s rate of 5.4 per- people and indoor gather- direct conversations with put in place, such as busi- Vandalism cent is more than three ings to no more than 25. people, distribute masks ness or park closures, Des- A report of an assault at times higher. “From what the past 10 and connect them with marais is doubtful that 11:23 a.m. Thursday on A report of vandalism at On Friday, Lynn report- or 14 days has indicated, it other resources. people would stop holding Aborn Street; at 5:19 p.m. 6:41 a.m. Wednesday at 57 ed 21 new cases and an doesn’t seem like it’s busi- Revere will also begin to the social gatherings that Thursday on Congress Street. Lynnbrook Road. Domenic additional death to bring ness-driven,” said McGee. “step up its enforcement” city officials believe are Andrew Dibiase, 62, of 59 the city’s total numbers “It seems like it’s people of the governor’s revised Vandalism causing the spike. Lynnbrook Road, was sum- to 4,437 cases and 112 having larger gatherings order on social gathering “I think people are defi- moned for two counts of ma- deaths. The city has 644 at their homes. People limits, with plans to issue nitely tired of following licious destruction of property. A report of vandalism at 10:46 a.m. Thursday at 81 active cases and 3,681 need to understand this is $490 fines to violators. the rules,” said Desmara- Highland Ave.; at 6:03 p.m. people have recovered unacceptable and this is To that end, the city is is. “A lot of times people from the virus. causing a further spread also working with the Al- MARBLEHEAD Thursday at 65 Salem St. aren’t receptive to direc- Revere reported 12 new in our community. coholic Beverages Control tives coming from the gov- cases on Friday to bring “If there are house par- Commission to increase Complaints ernment until it hits them SWAMPSCOTT the city’s total number of ties going on, we will take oversight at establish- A caller reported kids were cases to 2,271. Ninety-four action subject to what the ments across the city, and where it hurts.” trying to jump from the rocks Arrest people have died and governor’s orders allow, with the state about how Elsewhere, 12 new cases despite the no diving signs at to work together along Re- were reported in Peabody Yovani Coronado Merida, 2,061 have recovered. and we will take a look at 3:10 p.m. Thursday on Front vere Beach, Arrigo said. (1,215 cases, 175 deaths) 36, was arrested and charged McGee and the Public further action.” Street. Police reported no one “It’s frustrating,” said on Friday, but numbers with crosswalk violation and Health Director Michele But Desmarais said ad- was there. Arrigo. “People saw how remained the same in unlicensed operation of a motor Desmarais said the latest ditional enforcement is A report of suspicious activity bad things were back in Lynnfield (109 cases, 11 vehicle at 9:57 a.m. Thursday. data indicates that house difficult, as the city can’t at 2:17 a.m. Friday on Mead- parties and outdoor bar- violate the rights of its April and May and the ac- deaths), Marblehead (261 ow Lane. A caller reported she becues appear to be the residents. tions we’re taking now is cases, 30 deaths), Saugus thought she had heard some- Accidents source of the problem in “We can’t really impinge to avoid being back in that (628 cases, 39 deaths), and one trying to open her door. A report of a motor vehicle Lynn over the past several on people’s freedom, on terrible position. We’ve Swampscott (153 cases, 10 She said she first heard it at crash with personal injury at weeks. people’s private residenc- had 94 residents die from deaths). the front door and then at the 2:07 p.m. Thursday at 243 But so far, efforts in es, but if there was a way this virus, and hundreds Gayla Cawley can be back door. She could not see Burrill St. Lynn have been focused people could just be con- more that have been se- reached at gcawley@item- anyone outside, but could hear A report of a motor vehicle on trying to educate the siderate of people by wear- verely impacted, and so live.com. Follow her on them trying the doorknob. Po- crash at 5:18 p.m. Thursday people involved in those ing a mask, social distanc- to see people acting with Twitter @GaylaCawley. lice checked the property and at 435 Essex St. reported the house was secure. Overdose Theft A report of an opiate over- A Goldthwait Road caller re- dose at 3:22 p.m. Thursday ported at 9:13 a.m. Thursday at CVS at 413 Paradise Road. Lynn Drug Task Force that an iPad had been taken CALL 24 HOURS A DAY from their car two weeks ago. Complaints or text the word tiplynn and your tip to “tip411” (847411) NAHANT A report of suspicious ac- Hotline tivity at 6:34 a.m. Thursday at Complaints 80 Phillips Beach Ave. A report of a disturbance at Officers received a com- 10:44 a.m. Thursday on Mon- All reports of neighborhood activity will be investigated. plaint at 8:30 Thursday for a ument Avenue; at 11:08 a.m. 781-477-4444 group of noisy youths in the Thursday at Humphrey Street and Callers may remain anonymous. area of Baily’s Hill lot. A dis- Monument Avenue; at 2:55 p.m. patched officer reported the Thursday on Humphrey Street. Spanish menu available A6 THE DAILY ITEM SATURDAY, AUGUST 22, 2020 Unemployment rate down to 16.1 percent; Boston unveils school plan

BOSTON (AP) — The learning model Boston Massachusetts unem- Mayor Marty Walsh un- ployment rate that veiled Friday. soared during the coro- Under the plan, teach- navius pandemic fell to ing in the largest school 16.1 percent in July, yet district in New England remains the highest in would begin remotely on the nation, according to Sept. 21, with students numbers released Friday with high needs allowed by state and federal la- to return to the class- bor officials. The July rate is down room on Oct. 1, depend- 1.6 percentage points ing on the ability of the from the adjusted June city to continue to limit FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS rate of 17.7 percent, ac- the spread of the corona- Lobsters await shipping at a wholesale distributer in Arundel, Maine. The EU will drop import cording to the state Ex- virus. taxes on U.S. lobsters for the next five years and will work to make the move permanent. ecutive Office of Labor After that, schools and Workforce Develop- would begin opening to ment. other students using a The national unem- hybrid model that would EU agrees to cut taxes on U.S. ployment rate in July let students be in the was 10.2 percent. The classroom two days a Massachusetts unem- week and rely on remote ployment rate in July learning for the remain- lobsters in modest trade pact 2019 was 2.9 percent. ing three days. Massachusetts added No students will be re- By Paul Wiseman prepared meals, crystal ing field between Canadi- pandemic has paralyzed more than 72,000 jobs quired to return to the last month after adding ASSOCIATED PRESS glassware and cigarette an and Maine lobsters,” global trade. classroom if they or their nearly 95,000 in June as lighters. The tariff cuts Republican Maine Sen. The pact announced parents prefer to contin- WASHINGTON — the state continues to re- are retroactive to Aug. 1. Susan Collins said in Ken- Friday covers a fraction ue remote learning. Maine lobsters should U.S. lobster imports to nebunkport, Maine, where of U.S.-EU trade, which cover from the economic soon be returning to Eu- shutdown prompted by Walsh said the city the EU came to about she had lunch with former came to more than $1.3 would also have to react ropean pots under a mod- $111 million in 2017 be- President George W. Bush trillion last year. The lim- the pandemic, according est trade agreement an- to the Bureau of Labor to changes brought on by fore falling off in the face and his wife, Laura, at ited deal is part of ongoing the pandemic. If the rate nounced Friday. of rising tensions between their summer home. trade negotiations that Statistics’ preliminary of positive COVID-19 In a big win for Maine’s the trading partners and King noted, though, that were announced in 2018. job estimates. Nearly half of those job tests in the city creeps beleaguered lobster indus- an EU trade agreement it might take a while for “We intend for this pack- gains were in the leisure over 4 percent citywide, try, the European Union with Canada that favored Maine lobster producers age of tariff reductions to and hospitality section, schools would suspend agreed to drop its 8 per- Canadian lobster. Maine’s to redevelop relations with mark just the beginning hit particularly hard cent tariff on U.S. lobsters lobster industry had European customers who of a process that will lead in-classroom learning, during the pandemic. for the next five years and pleaded for relief. have been buying from to additional agreements he said. The trade, transporta- to work to make the move “This is a great piece of Walsh acknowledged Canada. that create more free, fair, tion, and utilities; educa- permanent. that the city was unable news,’’ said independent Overall U.S. lobster ex- and reciprocal transat- tion and health services; For its part, the United to reach what he called Sen. Angus King of Maine. ports dropped 19 percent lantic trade,” U.S. Trade and government sectors States agreed to cut in “The lobster industry has last year to $561 billion Representative Robert consensus on any single also had significant job plan before opting for half tariffs on EU imports been under a great deal of from 2018. They are down Lighthizer and EU Trade gains. the hybrid model. worth about $160 million pressure.’’ another 43 percent this Commissioner Phil Hogan BOSTON SCHOOLS’ “It creates a staggered a year, including some “This will level the play- year as the coronavirus said in a joint statement. REOPENING PLAN The Boston Public approach for students to Schools are planning return to the classroom to reopen using remote in a safe and careful Loughlin, Giannulli get prison learning before grad- way,” Walsh said. “It’s ually bringing some the best way to tack- students back into the le the opportunity and time in college bribery plot classroom as early as achievement gaps in our October, under a hybrid city.” By Alanna Durkin sion. I went along with a They are among nearly 30 to have whatever prestige Richer plan to give my daughters prominent parents to plead and instant gratification ASSOCIATED PRESS an unfair advantage in the guilty in what federal pros- that comes from being able Raimondo: Phase college admissions process ecutors dubbed “Operation to show off the admission BOSTON — Breaking and in doing so I ignored Varsity Blues,” in which of your daughter to a pre- their silence for the first my intuition and allowed authorities uncovered hefty ferred university,” Gorton time since their arrest, 4 of economic myself to be swayed from bribes to get undeserving said. “Full House” star Lori my moral compass,” Lough- kids into college with rigged Under the plea deals — Loughlin and fashion de- lin said during the hearing test scores or fake athlet- unusual because the pro- signer Mossimo Giannulli posed terms were binding reopening plan apologized Friday for using held via videoconference ic credentials. “Desperate their wealth and privilege because of the coronavirus Housewives” actress Felic- once accepted, instead of to bribe their daughters’ pandemic. ity Huffman served nearly granting Gorton sentencing way into the University In an earlier hearing, Gi- two weeks behind bars last discretion — Giannulli will not imminent annulli told the judge ear- year after admitting to pay- also pay a $250,000 fine of Southern California as PROVIDENCE, R.I. (AP) how, in just four short lier Friday that he “deep- ing $15,000 to have some- and perform 250 hours of crew recruits. — There are no immediate months, the arts sector na- ly” regrets the harm to his one correct her daughter’s community service. Lough- Accepting plea deals plans to further ease restric- tionwide and in Rhode Is- daughters, wife and others. entrance exam answers. lin will pay a $150,000 fine struck in May after the pair tions intended to help con- land has literally ground to “I take full responsibility Both Loughlin and Gi- and perform 100 hours of admitted paying $500,000, trol the spread of the coro- a halt,” he said. “Theaters for my conduct. I am ready annulli were ordered to sur- community service. a judge sentenced Loughlin navirus in Rhode Island, and concert halls and mu- to accept the consequences render Nov. 19. U.S. District They had insisted for to serve two months behind Gov. Gina Raimondo said. seums were shuttered, and and move forward, with the Judge Nathaniel Gorton more than a year that they bars while Giannulli was The Democratic governor artists and cultural workers lessons I’ve learned from said the prison terms stip- believed their payments sentenced to five months. in an interview with The lost their livelihoods.” this experience,” Giannul- ulated by the plea deals are were “legitimate dona- Fighting back tears, Providence Journal pub- RECORD TESTING li, 57, said in a stoic state- “sufficient but not greater tions.” Loughlin told the judge lished Thursday said if she DAY ment. than necessary punishment The couple funneled mon- her actions “helped exacer- had to decide now on mov- Rhode Island health offi- The couple’s sentencing under the circumstances.” ey through a sham charity bate existing inequalities ing to the fourth phase of cials on Friday reported a comes three months after Gorton expressed out- operated by Rick Singer in society” and pledged to the state’s reopening plan, surge in the number of new they reversed course and rage at the couple’s greed, to get their two daughters do everything in her power “I would stay right where confirmed coronavirus cas- admitted to participating telling Loughlin she had a into USC as crew recruits, to use her experience as a we are.” es, but that came from a re- in the college admissions “charmed” and “fairytale even though neither was “catalyst to do good.” Her The current phase 3 exec- cord number of test results. cheating scheme that has life.” a rower, authorities said. lawyer said she had begun utive order is scheduled to The 130 new cases was laid bare the lengths to “Yet you stand before me Singer, who has also plead- volunteering with special expire Aug. 28. the highest single day count a convicted felon and for ed guilty, was expected to needs students at an ele- which some wealthy par- “I’m not inclined at this since Aug. 3, but that was mentary school. ents will go to get their kids what? For the inexplicable testify against them had moment to go further a out of more than 7,200 test “I made an awful deci- into elite universities. desire to grasp even more, they gone to trial. phase, to go to Phase 4,” Rai- results returned Thursday, mondo said. “I think we are a single-day high. in a stable spot right now, Department of Health DA to review 2011 police shooting and stability is the name of spokesperson Joseph Wen- the game.” delken said the increase in Her priority now is re- the number of tests may be opening the state’s schools, because of college students of unarmed 68-year-old Black man she said. returning to the state. The ARTS SCENE state has performed more FRAMINGHAM (AP) later reached a $3.75 ing the documents rela- ney’s Office in regards to RAVAGED than 455,000 tests, but — A Massachusetts pros- million settlement with tive to the investigation the review of the Stamps Rhode Island’s arts sec- some people have been test- ecutor says her office the Stamps family. that was conducted by investigation,” Inter- tor lost more than 10,000 ed more than once. will review the investi- Current Middlesex Dis- the previous administra- im Police Chief Ronald jobs and more than $436 The state also reported gation into the 2011 fa- trict Attorney Marian tion into the death of Mr. Brandolini said. million in sales from April two more coronavirus-relat- tal shooting by police of Ryan was not the district Stamps.” Police, who had a until July as a result of the ed deaths Friday, for a total an unarmed 68-year-old attorney at the time. A group called #Jus- search warrant, went coronavirus pandemic, ac- of 1,030 fatalities. Black man during a drug “The death of Eurie ticeForEurie has re- to the apartment seek- cording to a recently issued Eighty-one people remain raid targeting his step- Stamps has had a pro- cently held two rallies ing Stamps’ stepson and report by The Brookings In- hospitalized with the dis- son and another man. found impact on his demanding justice for another man suspected stitution. ease, according to the latest Eurie Stamps was shot family, friends and the Stamps. of selling crack cocaine In Rhode Island and statistics, and nine remain and killed in a Framing- entire community,” Ryan Selvin Chambers, a from the home. across the nation, arts ven- in intensive care. ham apartment in Janu- said in an emailed state- spokesperson for the After police broke down ues and events were among The 7-day rolling aver- ary 2011 by the Framing- ment Thursday to The group, called Ryan’s an- the door, Stamps com- the first to shut down and age of daily new cases in ham police SWAT team. MetroWest Daily News. nouncement “a good first plied with an order to get will be among the last to Rhode Island over the past The Middlesex district “We recognize how im- step.” on the floor. reopen in response to the two weeks went down from attorney’s office had pre- portant it is that the Police pledged coopera- He was shot in the head pandemic, according to a 94.43 per day on Aug. 6 to viously ruled the shoot- public has confidence tion with the review. by an officer who said he statement Friday from Ran- 90.14 per day on Thursday, ing an accident and the in these types of inves- “The Framingham Po- lost his balance when he dall Rosenbaum, executive according to the Johns Hop- officer who fired the fa- tigations, which is why lice Department will tripped over some debris director of the Rhode Island kins University Center for tal shot was not crimi- we are in the process of fully cooperate with the in the hallway, causing State Council on the Arts. Systems Science and Engi- nally charged. The town gathering and review- Middlesex District Attor- him to accidentally fire. “This report documents neering. SATURDAY, AUGUST 22, 2020 THE DAILY ITEM A7 Biden vows to beat Trump, end U.S. ‘season of darkness’

By Steve Peoples where supporters waited and Alexandra Jaffe in a parking lot, honking ASSOCIATED PRESS horns and flashing head- lights in a moment that fi- WILMINGTON, Del. — nally lent a jovial feel to the Joe Biden accepted the event. Democratic presidential The keynote address was nomination with a vow to the speech of a lifetime for be a unifying “ally of the Biden, who would be the light” who would move an oldest president ever elect- America in crisis past the ed if he defeats Trump in chaos of President Donald November. Trump, who is Trump’s tenure. 74, publicly doubts Biden’s In his strongest remarks mental capacity and calls of the campaign, Biden him “Slow Joe,” but with spoke Thursday night both the nation watching, Biden of returning the United was firm and clear. States to its traditional Still, the convention leadership role in the world leaned on a younger gener- and of the deeply person- ation earlier in the night to al challenges that shaped help energize his sprawling his life. Virtually every coalition. sentence of his 22-minute Tammy Duckworth, an Il- speech was designed to linois senator who lost her present a sharp, yet hope- legs in Iraq and is raising ful, contrast with the Re- two young children, said publican incumbent. Biden has “common decen- “Here and now I give you cy.” my word: If you entrust me Cory Booker, only the with the presidency, I will ninth African American draw on the best of us, not senator in U.S. history, said the worst. l’ll be an ally of Biden believes in the digni- the light, not the darkness,” ty of all working Americans. PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS Biden said. “Make no mis- And Pete Buttigieg, the Democratic presidential candidate former Vice President Joe Biden, with Democratic vice pres- take, united we can and 38-year-old former South will overcome this season of idential candidate Sen. Kamala Harris, D-Calif., raise their arms up as fireworks go off in the Bend, Indiana, mayor and background during the fourth day of the Democratic National Convention, Thursday. darkness in America.” a gay military veteran, not- For the 77-year-old Biden, ed that Biden came out in the final night of the Demo- favor of same-sex marriage heated emotions from all ty has sought this week crats as presenting “a very a favorite of many Demo- cratic National Convention as vice president even sides. to put forward a cohesive grim picture of the United crats for her videos lip sync- was bittersweet. He accept- before President Barack Biden’s positive focus vision of values and poli- States” and said the Repub- ing Trump’s speeches, put ed a nomination that had Obama. Thursday night marked a cy priorities, highlighting lican National Convention it bluntly: “Donald Trump eluded him for over three “Joe Biden is right, this break from the dire warn- efforts to combat climate next week will focus on doesn’t want any of us to decades because of personal is a contest for the soul of ings offered by Obama and change, tighten gun laws what Trump has accom- vote because he knows he tragedy, political stumbles the nation. And to me that others the night before. and embrace a humane plished, including on the can’t win fair and square.” and rivals who proved more contest is not between good The 44th president of the immigration policy. They economy and with his coro- Biden’s call for unity dynamic. Americans and evil Amer- United States warned that have drawn a sharp con- navirus response. comes as some strategists But the coronavirus de- icans,” Buttigieg said. “It’s American democracy itself trast with Trump’s policies Voting was another prime worry that Democrats can- nied him the typical cele- the struggle to call out what could falter if Trump is re- and personality, portraying focus of the convention on not retake the White House bration, complete with the is good for every American.” elected, while Biden’s run- him as cruel, self-centered Thursday as it has been all simply by tearing Trump customary balloon drop Above all, Biden focused ning mate, Kamala Harris, and woefully unprepared to week. Democrats fear that down, that Biden needs to that both parties often use on uniting the nation as the 55-year-old California manage virtually any of the the pandemic -- and Trump give his sprawling coalition to fete their new nominees. Americans grapple with senator and daughter of Ja- nation’s mounting crises administration changes something to vote for. That’s Instead, Biden spoke to a the long and fearful health maican and Indian immi- and policy challenges. at the U.S. Postal Service easier said than done in a largely empty arena near crisis, the related econom- grants, warned that Amer- Vice President Mike -- may make it difficult for modern Democratic Party his Delaware home. ic devastation, a national icans’ lives and livelihoods Pence, interviewed Friday voters to cast ballots in per- made up of disparate fac- Afterward, fireworks lit awakening on racial justice were at risk. on several morning talk son or by mail. tions that span generation, the sky outside the arena, — and Trump, who stirs Biden’s Democratic Par- shows, criticized Demo- Comedian Sarah Cooper, race and ideology. Harris’ dual identities challenge America’s race labels By Sally Ho parentage in her pub- they were proud of their gram account, Amanda ASSOCIATED PRESS lic persona, but also has mixed-race background, Neal proudly declares been steadfast in claim- but had been subjected to that she’s “HELLA It was just 20 years ago ing her Black identity, racial slurs or jokes. And BLACK, HELLA PINAY,” that the U.S. census be- saying her mother — the about 25 percent said referring to the demonym gan to allow Americans biggest influence on her they were bothered by for a woman of Filipino to identify as more than life — raised her and her people making assump- descent. But the 30-year- one race. And now, the sister as Black because tions about their racial old voice instructor in PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS country is on the thresh- that’s the way the world background. Chicago says it’s taken Brayden Harrington speaks as Julia Lou- old of seeing the name of would view them. Harris herself has much time and self-re- is-Dreyfus, serving as moderator, listens during Kamala Harris — proud “My mother instilled in lamented how others feel flection to fully embrace the fourth night of the Democratic National daughter of a Jamaican my sister, Maya, and me a need to define her, de- both sides of her racial Convention on Thursday. father and Indian mother the values that would spite how comfortable identity. — on the national ballot. chart the course of our she is in her own skin. As a young girl, Neal Harris’ historic nomi- lives,” Harris said in a “I didn’t go through said people often tried nation for vice president Wednesday night speech some evolution about to make her choose one In moving speech, on the Democratic ticket at the Democratic Na- who am I and what is identity over the other is challenging America’s tional Convention to ac- my identity,” she said in because her mother is emphasis on identity and cept her party’s nomina- a June interview with an immigrant from Phil- labels. tion. “She raised us to be the Los Angeles Times’ ippines and her father boy says Biden While her dual heritage proud, strong Black wom- “Asian Enough” podcast. is an African American represents several slices en. And she raised us to “And I guess the frustra- who grew up in Chica- of the multicultural and know and be proud of our tion I have is if people go and Hawaii. And she helped him multiracial experience, Indian heritage.” think that I should have said some Filipino rel- many have puzzled over A 2015 Pew Research gone through such a cri- atives told her to avoid how to define her — an Center study found that sis and need to explain sounding or acting “too overcome stutter issue people of diverse multiracial people in the it.” Black.” backgrounds have long U.S. were growing at a For others from multi- “It turned into an an- By Will Weissert done in life. Brayden and had to navigate. rate three times faster racial backgrounds, how- ti-Blackness that I didn’t ASSOCIATED PRESS Biden met at a February Harris has long incor- than the general popu- ever, the journey can be even know I had,” she CNN town hall in Con- WASHINGTON — Even porated both sides of her lation. A majority said fraught. On her Insta- said. cord, where Biden spoke in a week filled with emo- about learning to cope tional endorsements of with a severe childhood Joe Biden, Brayden Har- stutter. He’s talked public- Judge rebuffs Trump again on tax rington’s stands out. ly through the years about The 13-year-old boy sat the anger and frustration in his home, speaking to of being mocked by class- records; appeals underway a cellphone camera and mates and a nun in Catho- reading, carefully, from a lic school — and how that piece of paper. He looked By Jennifer Peltz for a grand jury probe that Trump from Vance’s inves- from his longtime account- motivated him to work to up and told the world how overcome it. ASSOCIATED PRESS would keep them secret, he tigation. ing firm over a year ago, the former vice president, wrote. “It has nothing to do with But the high court re- after Trump’s former per- by speaking about his own NEW YORK — A federal However, Trump’s law- turned the case to Mar- sonal lawyer Michael Co- your intellectual makeup,” experience, had helped judge turned down Presi- yers noted in a court filing rero’s courtroom to allow hen told Congress that the he said at the town hall. him overcome a difficult dent Donald Trump’s new- Thursday that they were Trump’s lawyers to raise president had misled tax After that event, Biden challenge. est move Friday to keep making the same request other concerns about the officials, insurers and busi- invited Brayden back- “We stutter,” Brayden New York City prosecutors of an appeals court and the subpoena. They did, argu- ness associates about the stage to talk more about said in a video that aired from getting his tax re- Supreme Court. ing that it was issued in value of his assets. learning to control a stut- cords, but Trump’s lawyers “The president raises se- bad faith, might have been The president has said he Thursday, shortly before ter. Biden noted that he’d have already asked higher rious arguments,” Trump politically motivated and expects the case to end up Biden accepted his par- practiced by speaking as courts to step in. attorney William Conso- amounted to harassment. back before the Supreme ty’s presidential nomina- he looked at himself in the The developments came voy wrote in an appeals Vance’s attorneys coun- Court. tion on Thursday’s final mirror. He also gave the a day after U.S. District court filing Friday, add- tered that they were enti- Even if the tax records night of the Democratic boy a speech he’d prepared Judge Victor Marrero ing that it’s “implausible” tled to extensive records to ultimately are subpoe- National Convention. The for delivery, complete with ruled — as he had before that Manhattan District aid a “complex financial in- naed, they would not auto- Concord, New Hampshire, markings he’d made on in a case that has been to Attorney Cyrus R. Vance vestigation,” citing public matically be made public, teen got stuck briefly on its pages that showed the U.S. Supreme Court Jr. “needs these records so reports of “extensive and as they are being sought as the “s” sound and bravely where he had time to take and back — that Manhat- badly that there’s no time protracted criminal con- part of a confidential grand worked his way through breaks and pauses so that tan’s top prosecutor could for appellate review.” duct at the Trump Organi- jury investigation. the word. His face showed the words would come out subpoena the records for Vance’s office, which has zation.” Congress is also pursuing strain but also determina- more smoothly. a criminal investigation. agreed to hold off enforcing Those arguments led to Trump’s financial records, tion to force out the sound. Brayden held up that Trump’s lawyers immedi- the subpoena for a week, de- this week’s flurry of rulings though the Supreme Court “It’s really amazing to speech for convention ately appealed Thursday’s clined to comment Friday. and appeals. last month kept a hold on hear that someone became viewers on Thursday. ruling. Messages seeking com- Trump blasted the the banking and other doc- vice president” despite “I’m just trying to be a They also asked Marrero ment were sent Friday to long-running quest for his uments that Congress has stuttering, Brayden said. kid,” Brayden said. “And to delay enforcement of the Trump’s lawyers. financial records Thurs- been seeking and returned “He told me about a book in a short amount of time, subpoena while the appeal Marrero has refused day as a “continuation of the case to a lower court. of poems by Yeats that Joe Biden made me feel plays out. Marrero said no multiple times to block the most disgusting witch Trump is the only mod- he would read out loud to more confident about to that Friday. the subpoena. The U.S. Su- hunt in the history of our ern president who has practice.” something that’s both- “The president has not preme Court last month country.” refused to release his tax Biden has spoken fre- ered me my whole life. demonstrated that he will upheld one of his rulings, Vance, a Democrat, be- returns. Before he was quently about how over- Joe Biden cared. Imagine suffer irreparable harm” if finding that the presiden- gan seeking the Republi- elected, he had promised to coming a stutter was one what he could do for all of the records are turned over cy in itself doesn’t shield can president’s tax returns do so. of the hardest things he’s us.” A8 SATURDAY, AUGUST 22, 2020 LOOK! Be an Angel Day, Southern Hemisphere Hoodie Hoo Day, National Tooth Fairy Day

WE WANT TO HEAR FROM YOU! TO CONTRIBUTE TO LOOK!, PLEASE EMAIL [email protected] OR MAIL YOUR SUBMISSION TO THE ITEM, P.O. BOX 5, LYNN, MA 01903. Author continues to tell the story of America, this time through hurricanes By Daniel Kane ITEM STAFF MARBLEHEAD — When you think of a hur- ricane, you can probably picture a massive storm with buckets of rain and FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS violent winds that will Joseph Maldonado-Passage, also known as Joe often leave behind plenty Exotic. of destruction in its path. But the story of these tropical storms is also one that has shaped things ‘Tiger King’ zoo closes from politics, economics, technology, and when the after animal treatment timing was right, the col- onization and revolutions in America over the past investigation 500 years. That’s exactly the WYNNEWOOD, Okla. Mayhem and Madness.” story that Marblehead’s (AP) — The Oklahoma The Garvin County best-selling author Eric zoo featured in Netflix’s Sheriff’s Office and USDA Jay Dolin’s newest book, PORTRAIT PHOTO | LILY DOLIN “Tiger King” documentary investigated the zoo after A Furious Sky: The Five- Marblehead best-selling author Eric Jay Dolin has released his new has closed after federal receiving a formal report Hundred-Year History book, A Furious Sky: The Five-Hundred-Year History of America’s Hurricanes. authorities investigated it that documented photos of America’s Hurricanes for alleged maltreatment showing a lion with its tells. of animals and suspended ears covered in flies and “I can say it’s the most when he grew up. fur trade, and more. When I discovered is they’re its license. another with the tips of comprehensive history As he grew older, Dolin starting each, he likes to all unique. They affect The Greater Wynne- its ears covered in blood. of American hurricanes wanted to be a seashell tackle a subject he has different places, people wood Exotic Animal Park But Lowe said in a there is,” Dolin said. “And scientist. He studied at interest in but doesn’t and different dynamics. closed to the public after statement Tuesday that that’s not saying much, Brown, Yale and MIT, and know much about, and Each hurricane is its own the U.S. Department of his license was sus- because it’s the only one. held many jobs trying uses America’s history as character.” Agriculture on Monday pended over a “litany of It’s a new contribution to to figure out what he a storytelling guide. Those characters of suspended the exhibitor falsehoods.” He said he the literature.” wanted to focus on in his “All my books are about Mother Nature, along license for owner Jeff plans to open a new park And that’s not by acci- life. During those years certain things, but the with the people whose Lowe for 21 days. for private filming for dent. Adding to the story he always enjoyed the way I look at my books is lives they’ve touched, are The zoo, previously television and stream- and literature of a subject writing part of his job using those subjects as a part of what makes A run by Joseph Maldo- ing services, KFOR-TV is what Dolin looks to do over working in labs or backbone to tell a slice of Furious Sky, an Editor’s nado-Passage —also reported. in his books. All his books teaching. Dolin wanted American history,” Dolin Choice in the New York known as Joe Exotic— “Rest assured that all have either a maritime or to tell stories, and with said. “You use a specific Times, work well in Dol- became famous after the animals will continue wildlife theme as Dolin the support of his wife, topic to weave a chrono- in’s eyes. Along with the being featured in Netflix’s to have excellent care,” always has had a fascina- Jennifer Rooks, and a logical tale of history.” history, he’s able to weave “Tiger King: Murder, Lowe said. tion with the ocean. lot of time saving while With hurricanes, once in a narrative that not “Living in Marblehead releasing books, he ended Dolin took to his con- only shares accounts of and New England I see up making a living doing verted garage office to the gripping and at times the ocean every day,” Do- just that. delve into researching, he horrific dramatics, but the lin said. “I love the ocean, “It took many years of quickly realized although story of evolving technolo- there’s just something saving, but the single there have been more gy in the field of studying about it and the stories most important element hurricanes to count over these storms, and the of the ocean that draws is my wife,” Dolin said. the past 500 years, they’re book’s historical pictures Can’t get to me in.” “She’s always worked, had each unique in their own are fascinating documents That started growing a good job and supported way. themselves that add to up on the coasts of New me. I couldn’t have done it “When I started work- the story. York and Connecticut. He without her support.” ing I was a little worried,” As Dolin would say, “real the store? spent many days explor- Dolin has spent his Dolin said. “I wanted to life is better than fiction.” ing beaches and collecting career writing non-fiction tell the stories of many seashells on the way, historical books about different hurricanes. I Daniel Kane can be dreaming of being just everything from pirates, asked myself, ‘is this go- reached at dkane@item- Get home like Jacques Cousteau lighthouses, whaling, the ing to be repetitive?’ What live.com. delivery. Megan Thee Stallion says person who shot her was Tory Lanez

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AUG. 25 SEPT. 1 ©2020 AccuWeather, Inc. TODAY SUNDAY MONDAY PM T’Storms | High 79, Low 64 P’Cloudy | High 83, Low 70 P’Cloudy | High 83, Low 68 SPORTS B SATURDAY, AUGUST 22, 2020 Catholic Central League sets up structure for in-conference fall schedule By Mike Alongi will play each team in league was able to come ITEM SPORTS EDITOR the league one time with together quickly and come the potential to play more up with a great structure,” The Catholic Central games against local teams said St. Mary’s athletic di- League didn’t waste any such as Fenwick or Aus- rector Jeff Newhall. “We’ve time after the MIAA ap- tin Prep in what would been working hard to get proved a new athletic cal- amount to a 10-game to this point and I think endar earlier this week, schedule. Cross coun- we’re in a really good posi- moving quickly to set up try will play a ve-meet tion right now.” a structure for a new in- schedule with an addition- “We had been meet- league schedule for the al freshman-sophomore ing all along for about a upcoming fall sports sea- meet. For golf, the Spar- month, so we felt like we son. tans will play each of the were prepared for whatev- In the new structure of other teams in the CCL er decision was going to be the in-league schedule, Large (Archbishop Wil- practices for all fall sports handed down,” said Bishop liams, Arlington Catholic, Fenwick athletic director — boys and girls soccer, Austin Prep and Cardinal eld hockey, volleyball, Dave Woods. “Now that we Spellman) twice and then know what we can do, it’s cross country and golf — play each of the other CCL time to really buckle down will begin on Sept. 18 as teams once to make up a and gure out the details.” recently approved by the 16-match schedule. The CCL expanded this MIAA. For golf, match- Fenwick will use a simi- year and is now made es will start seven days lar structure to St. Mary’s later on Sept. 25 and run for each of its respective up of St. Mary’s, Bishop until Oct. 28. For all other sports. Fenwick, Archbishop Wil- sports, games will begin The CCL has also set up liams, Arlington Catholic, on Oct. 2 and run until plans for conference tour- Austin Prep, Bishop Fee- Nov. 14. These dates are naments in each sport, han, Bishop Stang, Cardi- based on the MIAA Sports with the tentative dates nal Spellman, Cathedral, Medicine Committee rec- scheduled for the week of Cristo Rey, Matignon and ommendation that all fall Nov. 14-20. The CCL golf St. Joseph’s Prep. Bishop sports except golf must league championship is Feehan and Bishop Stang practice for 14 days before planned for Oct. 30. are new members of the playing games. Golf must “Once we understood league for the 2020-2021 ITEM FILE PHOTO season. practice for seven days be- the parameters of what St. Mary’s athletic director Jeff Newhall and the rest of the ADs in the fore matches. we needed to do in terms Catholic Central League were quick to structure an in-conference fall For soccer, volleyball and of practice time and when CCL, B2 schedule once the MIAA approved a new athletic calender this week. eld hockey, St. Mary’s games could start, our Fenwick hits the court for annual Heart & Hustle Girls Basketball Clinic By Mike Alongi This year’s clinic looked we had to nd a lot more ITEM SPORTS EDITOR quite a bit different from drills to ll up the rest normal years. DeBaggis of the time. It obviously After a largely dormant got four portable hoops wasn’t ideal, but we all summer, sports camps and to put up outside on the made the best of it.” clinics are slowly starting Bishop Fenwick tennis The makeup of the clin- up again. Over at Bishop courts for the four-day ic-goers this year was the Fenwick, the annual Heart affair, with different sta- same as in other years, but & Hustle Girls Basketball tions set up around the in understandably smaller Clinic went off without a courts for speci c drills. numbers. After having 60 hitch this week and every- The latest EEA guidelines players come out to the one involved couldn’t be for youth and amateur clinic in 2019, 39 players happier. sports prohibit basketball came out for this year’s “It was so great to get scrimmages and games festivities. back out and just do at this point in time, so “It actually ended up some basketball things DeBaggis and his varsity being the perfect number again,” said Fenwick girls Crusaders team — who of players because the basketball coach Adam along with his assistant guidelines say we can’t be DeBaggis, who runs the coaches served as instruc- in groups of more than 50, clinic. “The whole week tors at the clinic — had to and with the number of went better than we ever make due. instructors added in we could have imagined. The “In a normal year, we came in right about at that COURTESY PHOTO weather was perfect, the have 16 hours of clinic enthusiasm was way up number,” said DeBaggis. The annual Heart and Hustle Girls Basketball Clinic looked different time total,” said DeBag- and everyone was just re- gis. “Usually about half this year with portable hoops out on the tennis courts at the school. FENWICK, B2 ally enjoying their time of that time is made up of here.” scrimmages and games, so Celtics survive Game 3 to take commanding series lead over 76ers

By Mike Alongi The 76ers quickly tied the Philadelphia tied things ITEM SPORTS EDITOR score at 26-26 in the opening up again at 78-78 with nine minute of the second quar- minutes to play in the game, Despite sloppy play for ter, eventually taking its but Boston quickly recov- much of the night, the rst lead of the game with ered to stretch its lead back Boston Celtics survived to 10 minutes left in the half. to seven points. But by the knock off the Philadelphia From there, the rest of the time there were six minutes 76ers, 102-94, in Game 3 rst half was a neck-and- to go, Philadelphia had cut of the opening round of the neck affair. The Celtics were the de cit to just one point. Eastern Conference playoffs able to take an eight-point But in the end, the game Friday night. lead midway through the came down to the nal 2:30 Kemba Walker led the way quarter, but Philadelphia of game time. With the score for Boston with 24 points, stormed back to tie the score tied at 92-92, the momen- eight rebounds and four as- again. Eventually, Boston tum changed in the Celtics’ sists, while Jaylen Brown took a 51-49 lead into the favor after a pair of big de- had 21 points and seven re- halftime break. fensive plays. First, Smart bounds. Jayson Tatum (15 The back-and-forth na- made an incredible steal points, six rebounds) and ture of the game continued and pass to Brown for an Marcus Smart (14 points, into the third quarter, with and-one layup to retake the eight rebounds) also played the two teams trading jabs lead. On the next defensive well for the Celtics. the whole way. But despite possession, Tatum stripped The Celtics got off to a sol- the back-and-forth play, the the ball from Embiid and id start once again Friday Celtics never let the game took it to the house, draw- night, jumping ahead by as get too far away from them. ing a clear-path foul to earn many as seven points in the Boston extended its lead to two foul shots and the ball. opening minutes. But Phil- seven points with just un- Walker added a 3-pointer to adelphia, behind its work- der three minutes to play in put Boston up by four with horse Joel Embiid, slowly the third thanks to a Grant 35 seconds left, then Smart clawed its way back into the Williams 3-pointer, but Phil- earned a pair of free throws PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS game. By the time the buzz- adelphia continued to ght to effectively seal the victory. er sounded at the end of the back. By the end of the third Game 4 between the Celt- Boston Celtics guard Kemba Walker (right) takes a shot over Philadel- rst quarter, Boston only led quarter, the Celtics led 76- ics and 76ers will be Sunday phia 76ers center Joel Embiid (left) during the second half of Game 3 26-24. 72. afternoon (1) in Orlando. Friday in Lake Buena Vista, Fla. B2 SPORTS THE DAILY ITEM SATURDAY, AUGUST 22, 2020

TODAY IN SPORTS

Aug. 22 Rangers becomes the first pitcher 1851 — The U.S. wins the first to strike out 5,000 batters in a international yacht race. The 2-0 loss to the Oakland Athletics. schooner America beats 14 British Ryan fans Rickey Henderson swing- yachts. 1885 — Richard Sears beats God- ing on a 3-2, 96 mph fastball for frey M. Brinley, 6-3, 4-6, 6-0, 6-3 to No. 5,000. win the U.S. men’s national tennis 1999 — Jenny Thompson breaks championship held at the Newport Mary T. Meagher’s 18-year-old 100- (R.I.) Casino. meter butterfly record at the Pan 1898 — Malcolm Whitman beats Pacific swim championships. Dwight F. Davis, 3-6, 6-2, 6-2, 6-1 to win the U.S. men’s national ten- Thompson with a time of 57.88 nis championship held at the New- seconds lowers the mark of 57.93 port (R.I.) Casino. set by Meagher. 1948 — The Chicago Cardinals 2006 — Sprinter Justin Gatlin beat the College All-Stars 28-0 in receives an eight-year ban from front 101,220 fans at Chicago’s track and field, avoiding a lifetime Soldier Field. 1949 — The Philadelphia Eagles penalty in exchange for his cooper- beat the College All-Stars 38-0 at ation with doping authorities and Chicago’s Soldier Field. It’s the because an earlier positive drug largest shutout in the series, later test was deemed an honest mis- matched by Green Bay in 1966. take. He forfeits the world record 1950 — Althea Gibson becomes he tied in May, when he ran the the first black tennis player to be 100 meters in 9.77 seconds. accepted in competition for the national championship. 2007 — The Texas Rangers 1961 — Roger Maris becomes the becomes the first team in 110 first player to hit his 50th homer years to score 30 runs in a game, in August. He connects off Califor- setting an American League record nia’s Ken McBride in a 4-3 loss to in a 30-3 rout of the Baltimore Ori- the Angels. oles in the first game of a double- 1965 — In the third inning of a game against Los Angeles, pitcher header. Juan Marichal of the San Francisco 2008 — Usain Bolt helps Jamaica ITEM FILE PHOTO Giants hits catcher John Roseboro win the 400-meter relay final in Bishop Fenwick athletic director Dave Woods and the rest of the of the CCL have already been of the Dodgers in the head with 37.10 seconds for his third gold his bat. A 14-minute brawl ensues medal and third world record of busy laying plans and figuring out details for this years fall season. and Roseboro suffers cuts on the the Beijing Games. Bolt becomes head. Marichal thought Roseboro threw too close to his head when only the fourth man, and the first returning the ball to Sandy Koufax. since Carl Lewis in 1984, to win Catholic Central League sets structure 1984 — Evelyn Ashford sets the all three Olympic sprint events. world record in the 100-meter Bryan Clay wins the decathlon, the dash with a clocking of 10.76 sec- first American to win the 10-disci- onds in a meet at Zurich, Switzer- pline event at the Olympics since for in-conference fall schedule land. Dan O’Brien at Atlanta in 1996. 1987 — Brazil snaps the 34-game league to have Bishop it’s great having them in are things that still need winning streak of the U.S. men’s 2015 — Ghirmay Ghebreslassie CCL basketball team with a 120-115 becomes the youngest man to win From B1 Feehan and Bishop Stang the league,” said Woods. to be ironed out. victory in the Pan Am Games. the marathon at the world champi- join the CCL,” said Ne- “Hopefully both schools “We’ve come a long way Oscar Schmidt scores 46 points to onships. The 19-year-old Eritrean Both Newhall and whall. “Both schools help are able to participate in in a short time and I think lead Brazil. Cuba wins a record 10 enters the Bird’s Nest in Beijing Woods feel that the addi- the competitiveness of as much league play as we’re in as good a position of 12 gold medals in boxing and our league and help the possible.” as any other league in beats the U.S. 13-9 in the base- and finishes 2 hours, 12 minutes, tion of new schools makes 27 seconds to hold off Yemane standing of our league. League athletic direc- the state,” said Newhall. ball final. for an exciting new twist 1989 — Nolan Ryan of the Texas Tsegay of Ethiopia by 40 seconds. Not to mention, the addi- tors are already hard at “That being said, we still on the league schedule, tions simply give us more work collaborating to set have a lot of things we TV/RADIO and it couldn’t have come games that we can sched- up schedules for each need to work on moving at a better time. ule in this new structure.” sport. In addition, plans forward.” Auto racing “Both schools require “Obviously travel will for spectators, transporta- Individual team sched- 12:30 p.m...... Xfinity: Drydene 200 Race 1...... NBCSN a bit of a trip for us, but be a bit of a challenge this tion, COVID-19 protocols ules are set to be released 4 p.m...... NASCAR Cup: Drydene 311...... NBCSN Baseball it’s a great thing for our year in particular, but and a host of other issues next week. 4 p.m...... Miami at Washington...... MLB Network 4:05 p.m...... Milwaukee at Pittsburgh...... FS1 7:05 p.m...... Minnesota at Kansas City...... FS1 7:35 p.m...... Boston at Baltimore...... NESN; WEEI-FM 93.7 Fenwick hosts annual Heart & Hustle 9 p.m...... Houston at San Diego...... MLB Network Pro basketball 1 p.m...... Milwaukee at Orlando...... TNT 3:30 p.m...... Indiana at Miami...... TNT Girls Basketball Clinic 4 p.m...... WNBA: Indiana at Chicago...... CBSSN 6 p.m...... Houston at Oklahoma City...... ESPN the 12 incoming Fenwick players since March, so it about things,” said DeBag- WNBA: Seattle at Las Vegas...... CBSSN FENWICK 7 p.m...... WNBA: New York at Connecticut...... CBSSN, NESN Plus From B1 freshmen who plan to play was nice to get out there gis. “It’s certainly going to 8:30 p.m...... LA Lakers at Portland...... ABC basketball. and see them again.” be a challenge to play as Boxing The players at the clinic “The biggest thing that As for the potential up- things are now, but we’ll 8 p.m...... Welterweights: Shawn Porter vs. Sebastian Formella...... Fox hurt us this year was that coming season, which the see and we’ll roll with 10 p.m...... Welterweights: Livan Navarro vs. Justin DeLoach...... FS1 include a number of in- Golf coming sixth-, seventh-, there was no summer bas- MIAA has recently ruled the punches. It would cer- 9 a.m...... LPGA: British Open...... Golf eighth-, and ninth-grad- ketball, which is normally will begin on Nov. 30, De- tainly be disappointing if 12 p.m...... LPGA: British Open...... NBC ers from Catholic schools when I get to meet a lot Baggis remains hopeful we didn’t get to play this 1 p.m...... PGA: Northern Trust...... Golf 3 p.m...... PGA: Northern Trust...... CBS around the North Shore, of these kids and see how and cautiously optimistic. season because we have Pro hockey with a few public school they play,” said DeBaggis. The Crusaders are pro- an opportunity to have a 8 p.m...... Dallas at Colorado...... NBC players included as well. “So it was great to get all jected to have a strong great year, but that’s far Possibly the biggest ben- of the players together to team in 2020-2021, with from the most important 1 p.m...... Saratoga Live...... FS1 4 p.m...... Saratoga Live...... FS1 efit of the week for De- at least make contact and 10 returning players as thing. We have to make Mixed martial arts Baggis was being able to see how they’re doing and well as two transfers com- sure we do things safely 8:30 p.m...... UFC bantamweights: Pedro Munhoz vs. Frankie Edgar..... ESPN see and talk to not only everything. Plus, I hadn’t ing in. and correctly, and we’ll Rodeo 9 p.m...... PBR: TicketSmarter Invitational...... CBSSN his varsity team, but also seen any of my varsity “I’m always optimistic just take it from there.” Men’s soccer 6 p.m...... MLS: LA Galaxy at Los Angeles FC...... Fox 12:45 p.m...... Canadian Premier: York9 vs. Valour...... FS2

MLB

American League National League East Division East Division W L Pct GB W L Pct GB Tampa Bay 17 9 .654 _ Atlanta 14 11 .560 _ New York 16 9 .640 ½ Miami 9 9 .500 1½ Toronto 12 11 .522 3½ New York 12 14 .462 2½ Baltimore 12 13 .480 4½ Philadelphia 9 12 .429 3 Boston 8 18 .308 9 Washington 9 12 .429 3 Central Division Central Division W L Pct GB W L Pct GB Minnesota 17 9 .654 _ Chicago 16 8 .667 _ Cleveland 16 9 .640 ½ St. Louis 7 7 .500 4 Chicago 15 11 .577 2 Milwaukee 11 12 .478 4½ Kansas City 10 15 .400 6½ Cincinnati 10 13 .435 5½ Detroit 9 14 .391 6½ Pittsburgh 4 17 .190 10½ West Division West Division W L Pct GB W L Pct GB Oakland 18 8 .692 _ Los Angeles 19 8 .704 _ Houston 15 10 .600 2½ San Diego 15 12 .556 4 Texas 10 14 .417 7 Colorado 13 12 .520 5 Los Angeles 8 18 .308 10 Arizona 13 13 .500 5½ Seattle 8 19 .296 10½ San Francisco 11 16 .407 8 Friday’s Games 7:10 p.m. Toronto at Tampa Bay, 6:40 p.m. Boston (Pérez 2-3) at Baltimore (Cobb 1-2), 7:35 Detroit at Cleveland, 7:10 p.m. p.m. N.Y. Yankees at N.Y. Mets, ppd. Chicago White Sox (Cease 4-1) at Chicago Cubs Boston at Baltimore, 7:35 p.m. (Hendricks 3-2), 8:15 p.m. Minnesota at Kansas City, 8:05 p.m. Houston (Bielak 3-0) at San Diego (Davies 3-2), Chicago White Sox at Chicago Cubs, 8:15 p.m. 9:10 p.m. Houston at San Diego, 9:10 p.m. Texas (Lyles 1-2) at Seattle (Sheffield 1-2), 9:10 Texas at Seattle, 9:10 p.m. p.m. L.A. Angels at Oakland, 9:40 p.m. Sunday’s Games Saturday’s Games Boston at Baltimore, 1:05 p.m. L.A. Angels (Canning 0-3) at Oakland (Bassitt Detroit at Cleveland, 1:10 p.m. 2-0), 4:10 p.m. N.Y. Yankees at N.Y. Mets, 1:10 p.m. PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS Toronto (Ryu 2-1) at Tampa Bay (TBD), 6:40 p.m. Toronto at Tampa Bay, 1:10 p.m. Minnesota (Dobnak 4-1) at Kansas City (Singer Minnesota at Kansas City, 2:05 p.m. Scottie Scheffler hits off the 15th tee during the second round of the Northern Trust golf tourna- 1-2), 7:05 p.m. Chicago White Sox at Chicago Cubs, 2:20 p.m. Detroit (Boyd 0-3) at Cleveland (McKenzie 0-0), Houston at San Diego, 4:10 p.m. ment at TPC Boston, Friday. 7:10 p.m. L.A. Angels at Oakland, 4:10 p.m. N.Y. Yankees (Happ 1-1) at N.Y. Mets (Lugo 1-2), Texas at Seattle, 4:10 p.m. A 59 for Scheffler, a near-miss for NHL PLAYOFFS

Thursday, Aug. 20 At Edmonton, Alberta Dustin Johnson at TPC Boston At Toronto St. Louis vs. Vancouver, 9:45 p.m. N.Y. Islanders 4, Washington 0, N.Y. Saturday, Aug. 22 NORTON (AP) — It took spectators on the course. straight par. putt for 59 often, so I was Islanders wins series 4-1 At Edmonton, Alberta a disappointing par for Birdie. Eagle. Birdie. Ea- Johnson shot a 60, had quite nervous over the At Edmonton, Alberta Dallas vs, Colorado, 8 p.m. Scottie Scheffler to real- gle. Birdie. a two-shot lead, and it al- putt, but that’s nothing Dallas 7, Calgary 3, Dallas wins Sunday, Aug. 23 series 4-2 ize he was making enough He was 9 under through most felt as though condo- new,” Scheffler said. “I get At Toronto birdies to have a shot at eight holes, and with two lences were in order. nervous over every shot. Friday, Aug. 21 x-Montreal vs. Philadelphia, TBD At Toronto At Edmonton, Alberta 59, and he seized on the birdies to start the back “If I hit the fairway That’s just playing com- Philadelphia vs. Montreal, 7 p.m. x-Vancouver vs. St. Louis, TBD chance Friday with four nine, Johnson was 11 un- there, it’s a pretty easy 4. petitive golf.” birdies over his last five der through 11 holes. But I didn’t, so shot 60,” Not since the John Deere holes to post the 12th sub- And then he turned into Johnson said. “That’s OK, Classic in 2010 have two NBA PLAYOFFS 60 round in PGA Tour his- a par machine, with only though. I’m pretty happy players had 60 or lower tory. two good looks at birdie with it. Pretty happy with on the same day. That con- Friday, August 21 L.A. Clippers vs. Dallas, 3:30 p.m. For the longest time, it the rest of the way, and my position leading into tributed to Tiger Woods Toronto 117, Brooklyn 92, Toronto Toronto vs. Brooklyn, 6:30 p.m. leads series 3-0 Denver vs. Utah, 9 p.m. looked like his 59 might one decision he’d like to the weekend.” feeling irritated by his pe- Denver vs. Utah, 4 p.m. Monday, August 24 not even be the best of have back. Johnson hit Johnson was at 15-un- destrian 71 that allowed Boston vs. Philadelphia, 6:30 p.m. Milwaukee vs. Orlando, 1:30 p.m. the day at The Northern driver on the par-5 18th der 127, two shots ahead him to make the cut on L.A. Clippers vs. Dallas, 9 p.m. Oklahoma City vs. Houston, 4 p.m. Trust. into a slope of grungy of Scheffler and Cameron the number and left him Saturday, August 22 Miami vs. Indiana, 6:30 p.m. As Scheffler was signing grass, when a 3-wood was Davis (66). Scheffler fin- 12 shots back. Milwaukee vs. Orlando, 1 p.m. L.A. Laker vs. Portland, 9 p.m. his card, Dustin Johnson all he would have needed ished with two putts from “I just didn’t quite have Miami vs. Indiana, 3:30 p.m. Tuesday, August 25 had already set off on an to have a mid-iron into the across the 18th green for it,” Woods said. “I was Oklahoma City vs. Houston, 6 p.m. x-Toronto vs. Brooklyn, TBD L.A. Laker vs. Portland, 8:30 p.m. Denver vs. Utah, TBD explosive start that put green. He had to lay up, his 12th birdie, knocking close to snapping a couple Sunday, August 23 x-Boston vs. Philadelphia, TBD some buzz into the TPC hit wedge to 25 feet and in his last putt from 4 feet. clubs today, but I didn’t, so Boston vs. Philadelphia, 1 p.m. L.A. Clippers vs. Dallas, 9 p.m. Boston even without any two-putted for a seventh “You don’t really get a that’s a positive.” SATURDAY, AUGUST 22, 2020 THE DAILY ITEM B3 NATION California fires claim 6 lives, threaten thousands of homes By Janie Har and sure area over the West own, saying that just caus- Martha Mendoza brought a dangerous mix es more problems for pro- ASSOCIATED PRESS of triple-digit weather fessionals. and monsoonal moisture “We had last night three SANTA CRUZ, Calif. — pulled from the south. separate rescues that Sky-darkening wildfires Some fires doubled in pulled our vital, very few that took at least six lives size within 24 hours, fire resources away,” he said. and forced tens of thou- officials said. An anxious Rachel sands of people from their And while some evacu- Stratman, 35, and her homes blazed through- ations were lifted in the husband, Quentin Lar- out California on Friday small city of Vacaville, be- eau, 40, waited for word as firefighting resources tween San Francisco and Friday about their home strained under the vast- Sacramento, other areas ness of the infernos au- in the Forest Springs com- thorities were trying to expanded their evacua- munity of Boulder Creek control. tion areas. The Univer- after evacuating earlier Three major complex- sity of California, Santa this week. She knows one es encompassing dozens Cruz, was evacuated, and house has burned but has of fires chewed through a new fire burning near received conflicting infor- Yosemite National Park mation about the rest of a combined 780 square PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS miles of forests, canyons also prompted evacua- the neighborhood. and rural areas flanking tions. “It’s so hard to wait and A man glances up at a tree that is blocking his way while attempting to San Francisco on three Santa Cruz itself, a coast- not know,” she said. “I’m go home after a fire ravaged the area on Mix Canyon Road in Vacaville, sides. al city of 65,000, wasn’t still torn if I want people Calif. on Thursday. The man did not want to be identified but stated he Statewide, nearly 12,000 affected. But Mayor Jus- to be going back to the lived just a few hundred feet past the tree. firefighters are battling tin Cummings urged resi- area and videotaping. I blazes that have scorched dents Thursday evening to know they cause the fire- was astonishing so early there. Tim and Anne Roberts more than 1,200 square be prepared to evacuate by fighters distraction, but in the fire season, which Separately, a Pacific Gas had gone to the beach miles in California, said gassing up their vehicles that’s the only way we historically has seen the & Electric utility worker with their two children Daniel Berlant, assistant and packing important know.” largest and deadliest blaz- was found dead Wednes- on Monday to avoid the deputy director for the documents, medicines and The couple are in a San day in a vehicle in the Va- smoke at their home in state Department of For- other belongings. Jose hotel with medica- es when gusty, dry winds Boulder Creek in Santa estry and Fire Protection, “Prepare early so that tion she needs after un- blow in the fall. caville area Wednesday. In known as Cal Fire. you are ready to go at a dergoing a transplant But the death toll al- central California, a pilot Cruz County. They packed Crews from Oregon, moment’s notice,” Cum- surgery last month. She ready had reached at least on a water-dropping mis- a change of clothes, their Idaho and Arizona have mings said. collected her mother’s six since the majority of sion in western Fresno children’s school supplies arrived to relieve local More than 64,000 peo- ashes and some clothes blazes started less than a County died Wednesday and their passports — just firefighters, he said, with ple have been ordered to while her husband closed week ago, with four deaths morning when his helicop- in case. engines on their way from evacuate in San Mateo windows and readied the claimed by fires burning in ter crashed. They learned Wednes- as far away as Maryland and Santa Cruz counties, home before they evacuat- wine country north of San At least two other people day that their house had and New Jersey. which make up part of ed Tuesday. Francisco. were missing and more burned. Birth certificates, Tens of thousands of Silicon Valley and hug the “I kept looking at things The bodies of three peo- than 30 civilians and fire- legal documents and fam- homes were threatened coast south of San Fran- and kept thinking I should ple were found in a home fighters have been injured, ily heirlooms are gone. by flames that drove cisco. grab this or that, but I that burned in Napa, Hen- authorities said. But in photos of the ruins, through dense and bone- With firefighting re- just told myself I need- ry Wofford, spokesman for Smoke and ash billowing they were surprised by dry trees and brush. Many sources tight, homes in re- ed to leave. I didn’t bring the Napa County Sheriff’s from the fires also fouled how many redwoods, oaks of the fires were sparked mote, hard-to-get-to places any official documents and Office, told the San Fran- the air throughout Califor- and fruit trees were still by lightning strikes from burned unattended. Cal I didn’t bring my house cisco Chronicle. In Solano nia’s scenic central coast standing. brief thunderstorms — Fire Chief Mark Brunton deed or car title. No pass- County Sheriff Thomas and in San Francisco. The “It’s a strange sort of nearly 12,000 since last pleaded with evacuees to port,” she said. A. Ferrara reported the fires have destroyed at comfort,” Tim Roberts weekend — as a high-pres- quit battling fires on their The ferocity of the fires death of a male resident least 175 buildings. said. Postmaster says election mail will go through despite cuts

By Lisa Mascaro, a crush of election mail. tumultuous election year, But DeJoy told senators Anthony Izaguirre From the White House, with Americans of both he has no plans to restore and Christina A. Trump delivered fresh parties rallying around the equipment, saying it’s Cassidy complaints over the mail- one of the nation’s oldest “not needed.” And he stood ASSOCIATED PRESS in ballots expected with and more popular institu- by a new rule that limits WASHINGTON — New the coronavirus pandem- tions. late delivery trips, which Postmaster General Louis ic. As he did, the House The new postmaster several postal workers PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS DeJoy said Friday he has pushed ahead with plans general, a Trump donor have said is a major cause for a rare Saturday vote to who took the job at the of delivery delays. He Attorney General William Barr talks to the me- no plans to restore mail- block the postal cutbacks start of summer to re- vowed more changes are dia during a news conference about Operation boxes and other agency and funnel $25 billion to vamp the agency, is facing coming to postal opera- Legend, a federal task force formed to fight vio- cuts made since he took shore up operations. a backlash over changes tions after November. lent crime in several cities, Wednesday. over in June, sparking fresh questions over how DeJoy declared that the since his arrival. Demo- Sen. Mitt Romney, the Postal Service will en- Postal Service “is fully crats warn his cost-cut- R-Utah, said the public’s sure timely delivery of an capable and committed ting initiatives are caus- concern is understand- Attorney General expected surge of mail-in to delivering the nation’s ing an upheaval that able, particularly given ballots for the November election mail securely and threatens the election. Trump’s efforts to stop election. on-time.” He distanced With mounting pres- universal mail-in ballots. opposed to It was DeJoy’s first time himself from Trump’s ob- sure, DeJoy promised Many states are encour- publicly answering ques- jections about widescale this week to postpone any aging mail-in voting in re- tions since summer mail mail-in voting and said further changes until af- sponse to voters’pandem- delays brought a public ensuring ballots arrive ter the election, saying ic-related fears of going to Snowden pardon outcry. Testifying before was his ”No. 1 priority be- he wanted to avoid even crowded polling centers a Senate committee, the tween now and Election the perception of inter- on Election Day. By Michael Balsamo just days after Snowden’s ally of President Donald Day.” ference. A number of blue Trump has said he and Eric Tucker name first surfaced as the Trump said ”it was his The outcry over mail de- mailboxes have been re- wants to block agency ASSOCIATED PRESS person who had leaked to “sacred duty” that ballots lays and warnings of po- moved, back-of-shop sort- emergency funding that the news media that the arrive on time. But he told litical interference have ing equipment has been would help the service WASHINGTON — At- NSA, in classified surveil- torney General William senators he did not yet put the Postal Service at shut down and overtime handle a great increase in lance programs, gathered Barr said he would be have a plan for handling the center of the nation’s hours have been limited. mail-in ballots. telephone and Internet re- “vehemently opposed” to cords to ferret out poten- any attempt to pardon tial terror plots. former National Security “He was a traitor and Mounting U.S. deaths reveal an Agency contractor Edward the information he provid- Snowden, after the presi- dent suggested he might ed our adversaries greatly consider it. hurt the safety of the Amer- outsize toll on people of color The attorney general’s ican people,” Barr said. “He comments in an interview was peddling it around like ASSOCIATED PRESS official death toll in the just under 40 percent of ity attributed to unequal a commercial merchant. We U.S. from COVID-19 was the U.S. population but access to health care and with The Associated Press As many as 215,000 come days after President can’t tolerate that.” about 150,000. It has since accounted for approxi- economic opportunities. Snowden remains in more people than usual grown to over 170,000. mately 52 percent of all But the increases in total Donald Trump said he died in the U.S. during would “look at” whether Russia to avoid prosecu- But public health au- the “excess deaths” above deaths by race were not the first seven months to pardon Snowden, who tion even as the federal thorities have long known normal through July, ac- reported until now; nor of 2020, suggesting that was charged under the Es- charges against him are that some coronavirus cording to an analysis by was the disproportionate the number of lives lost pionage Act in 2013 with pending. deaths, especially early The Associated Press and burden on Asian Ameri- disclosing details of highly It was unclear how se- to the coronavirus is sig- on, were mistakenly at- The Marshall Project, a cans. classified government sur- rious Trump was, partic- nificantly higher than the tributed to other causes, nonprofit news organiza- With this new data, veillance programs. ularly given that years official toll. And half the and that the crisis may tion covering the criminal Asian Americans join “There are many, many earlier he had denounced dead were people of col- have led indirectly to the justice system. Blacks and Hispanics people — it seems to be a Snowden as a spy de- or — Blacks, Hispanics, loss of many other lives by “The toll of the pandemic among the hardest-hit split decision that many serving of execution. But Native Americans and, to preventing or discourag- shows just how pervasive communities, with deaths people think that he Trump’s distrust of his a marked degree unrec- ing people with other seri- structural racism is,” said in each group up at least should be somehow treat- own intelligence commu- ognized until now, Asian ous ailments from seeking Olugbenga Ajilore, senior 30 percent this year com- ed differently, and other nity has been a staple of Americans. treatment. economist at the Center pared with the average people think he did very his tenure, particularly The new figures from A count of deaths from for American Progress, a over the last five years, bad things,” Trump said of because of its conclusion the Centers for Disease all causes during the sev- public policy organization the analysis found. Deaths Snowden at a news confer- that Russia intervened in Control and Prevention en-month period yields in Washington. among Native Americans ence on Saturday. “And I’m the 2016 presidential elec- highlight a stark dispari- what experts believe is a Earlier data on cas- rose more than 20 per- going to take a very good tion on his behalf, and he ty: Deaths among minori- fuller — and more alarm- es, hospitalizations and cent, though that is prob- look at it.” has at times bemoaned the ties during the crisis have ing — picture of the disas- deaths revealed the es- ably a severe undercount The Justice Depart- broad surveillance powers risen far more than they ter and its racial dimen- pecially heavy toll on because of a lack of data. ment’s criminal complaint that the intelligence agen- have among whites. sions. Black, Hispanic and Na- Deaths among whites against him was dated cies have at their disposal. As of the end of July, the People of color make up tive Americans, a dispar- were up 9 percent. B4 THE DAILY ITEM SATURDAY, AUGUST 22, 2020 COMICS

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

ROSE IS ROSE / PAT BRADY

GARFIELD / JIM DAVIS BIG NATE / LINCOLN PEIRCE

ARLO AND JANIS / JIMMY JOHNSON

HERMAN / JIM UNGER ZIGGY / TOM WILSON

THE BORN LOSER / ART AND CHIP SANSOM

CROSSWORD DEAR ABBY Boyfriend’s confession rocks his once-solid relationship DEAR ABBY: My boy- Today, he told me that friend of four years re- Dear Abby is written by Abigail he is making plane reser- cently admitted that he vations, it doesn’t matter cheated on me six months Van Buren, also known as Jeanne what I say or want. I ago. I was blindsided. Un- Phillips, and was founded by her know this comes from a til the day he told me, I mother, Pauline Phillips. Contact place of love, but he is thought we shared every- completely disregarding thing. The hollowness Dear Abby at DearAbby.com or P.O. my feelings, especially and betrayal I feel is Box 69440, Los Angeles, CA 90069. since I have been ex- sometimes overwhelm- tremely careful in quar- ing. antine and he hasn’t been. Is there a way I can He explained that at I was taught to believe this relationship a the time, he was dealing keep this visit from hap- that cheating is the end chance, quit confiding in pening? with substance issues of a relationship, no ifs, your friends and start and depression, which I ands or buts. I don’t want talking with the thera- was also unaware of. HOME ALONE IN to end the relationship, pist. Your boyfriend is re- RHODE ISLAND Both have worsened in but I’m struggling with morseful, he is also in recent months. How the decision because of treatment, and he is try- DEAR HOME ALONE: could I have been so what I was taught, espe- ing his best to get better Yes, there is. Tell your fa- blind? cially when I confide in and work things out. ther plainly you are To complicate things friends and they tell me Please give him the op- afraid of being exposed to further, I have a 6-year- to dump him. portunity to do that be- the virus because he old son who has grown to I wish I knew what to cause, if you do, your sto- hasn’t been as careful love this man as a father do. I need an objective ry may have a happy about exposure as you because my ex-husband opinion. Can a relation- ending. have been. If he still in- walked out on us when ship survive such a be- sists, tell him he must he was born. He has been trayal? Can we be happy DEAR ABBY: I am a bring with him proof that an amazing role model again? 26-year-old single woman he has tested negative, for my son, and overall, a living alone during quar- and even then you won’t wonderful partner — or HOLLOW IN NEW antine. I have no family see him unless you are so I thought. YORK who live in-state. both masked, gloved and He says he’s heartbro- Admittedly, I’ve strug- practicing social distanc- ken over the pain he’s DEAR HOLLOW: The gled with loneliness ing. He should also not caused me. He recently answers to your questions during quarantine, and plan on staying with you. started receiving treat- are yes and yes — espe- my family knows this. If that doesn’t discour- ment for his depression cially if both partners are For weeks, I have been age him, when he arrives, through medication and fully committed and pre- fending off my dad’s at- see him outside and re- therapy, and he has pared to get couples ther- tempts to fly cross-coun- main 6 feet apart in case begged me to go to cou- apy from a licensed pro- try and visit. I don’t think he has been exposed at ples therapy to rebuild fessional. If you love this it’s safe and have told the airport or on the the trust that’s been lost. man and want to give him no. plane. BRIDGE

To the English from America Many players are afraid to try du- aces and two kings, before plunging plicate in a bridge club. Part of that into seven no-trump. problem is the lack of sympathy from South had 12 winners, three in more experienced opponents, who each suit. If either spades or dia- never seem to remember that they monds were splitting 3-3, that suit were beginners once. Back in 1986, would supply the 13th trick. And per- Americans Kitty and Henry Bethe haps one opponent would have four were living in England and had the spades and four diamonds, making idea for No Fear duplicates. They him a squeeze victim — but that were for newcomers, and only a very might be too advanced for a No Fear simple bidding system was permit- competitor. ted. They were quickly successful. Would an opponent throw a spade There was one No Fear event in ‘86, from four? No fear! So, after winning seven in ‘87 and more than 70 in the first trick, South cashed three ‘88. (She is now Kitty Cooper, and he spades. Unlucky — West discarded died in 2015.) a heart. Now, though, declarer took One unnamed No Fear declar- her remaining heart tricks. West had er played cleverly in this deal from to discard from one of those minors. 1988. How would you have tried to With nothing to go on, he selected a make seven no-trump after West led diamond, so the grand slam made. the heart 10? If you are nervous about playing in North used two doses of Gerber, your local club’s regular game, sug- learning that his partner had three gest a No Fear event. 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By Joe McDonald ry apartment, he has been tune is unclear. Assets in AP BUSINESS WRITER especially critical of Vice China have been frozen or President Wang Qishan, confiscated. He is trying to BEIJING — The self-ex- a Xi ally and key figure in sell his Manhattan apart- iled Chinese tycoon on the party’s anti-corruption whose 150-foot yacht Pres- ment; the asking price was drive. cut this year to $55 mil- ident Donald Trump’s for- Bannon, who was ar- lion. His yacht, the Lady mer chief strategist, Steve rested on Thursday, was Bannon, was arrested is a charged along with three May, is for sale for nearly high-profile irritant to the others with defrauding $28 million. ruling Communist Party. online donors in the name Guo told The Associated Guo Wengui left China of helping build Trump’s Press in 2017 his goal was in 2014 during an anti-cor- southern border wall. to win the release of fam- ruption crackdown led by Bannon pleaded not guilty ily members, employees President Xi Jinping that at a hearing Thursday in and assets in China, not ensnared people close to Manhattan. to undermine the Commu- Guo, including a top in- In June, Guo and Ban- nist Party. telligence official. Chinese non announced the found- Also in 2017, howev- authorities have accused ing of the “Federal State of er, his lawyer said Guo Guo of rape, kidnapping, New China,” an initiative PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS had applied for political bribery and other offenses. to “overthrow the Chinese asylum in the United A former civil servant government.” Facebook pages from Guo Wengui’s account are seen on computer turned real estate devel- Guo, also known as screens in Beijing on Friday. States. Even if the claim oper, Guo has rankled the Miles Kwok, was one of is ultimately rejected, that ruling party by launching China’s richest business- 2015. His most prominent Olympic Stadium. Central Park and joined might let Guo stay in the accusations of corruption people, with a fortune es- asset was Pangu Plaza, Guo paid $67.5 million in Trump’s Mar-a-Lago re- country for years while on social media. From his timated by Forbes mag- an office-and-hotel com- 2015 for his 9,000-square sort in Florida. it is reviewed and during base in a Manhattan luxu- azine at $1.1 billion in plex overlooking Beijing’s foot apartment above The status of Guo’s for- possible appeals. Mexico’s growing corruption scandal sparks tit-for-tat video leaks

By Christopher Sherman ASSOCIATED PRESS MEXICO CITY — Mex- ican President Andrés Manuel López Obrador’s insistence on a public airing of a rapidly widen- ing corruption scandal is drawing questions about whether he would be do- ing the same if the accu- sations were against his own supporters rather than opposition figures. PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS Those questions came to Anatoly Kalinichenko, deputy chief doctor of the fore Thursday when the Omsk Ambulance Hospital No. 1, center, a new video emerged and Boris Teplykh, head of the department of of a man who is now a anesthesiology and resuscitation of the Piro- high-ranking official of FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS López Obrador’s adminis- gov’s medical center, center left, speak to the Flanked by his lawyers, Emilio Lozoya, former head of Mexico’s state- tration passing a bundle media at the intensive care unit where Alexei owned oil company Pemex, attends a press conference in Mexico City. Navalny was hospitalized, in Omsk, Russia. of cash to the president’s brother in 2015. León wrote in his Twitter brother, León discuss- co, but López Obrador was David León served until account that the video was es delivering a total of not a candidate for any of- recently as civil defense from five years ago, when about $100,000 over the fice at the time. director for López Obra- Russia to let he was a private political course of months. The two López Obrador said Fri- dor and was scheduled to consultant and did not are heard discussing ar- day the money was “contri- take over Mexico’s corona- virus vaccine and medical hold any government post. rangements like getting butions” from supporters dissident in coma procurement efforts. But He said he was working at microphones and stages, who kept his party afloat, León said after the new that time “to collect funds apparently for the small- paying for such things as video emerged that he from people I knew to hold scale rallies López Obra- gasoline for party work- fly to Berlin for would not accept the new rallies and other activities.” dor held around that time. ers. The president said he post “as long as my cur- In the video, apart from It’s unclear if any illegal- learned of the videos several rent situation is cleared handing an envelope ity was involved. Private days ago when León alerted up, so as not to affect the with about $20,000 to campaign donations are him that someone told him treatment government of Mexico.” Pío López, the president’s strictly regulated in Mexi- they would be released. By Daria Litvinova would no longer be trace- ASSOCIATED PRESS able. The Omsk medical team relented only after MOSCOW — Russian a charity that had orga- doctors gave a dissident nized the medevac plane who is in a coma after a revealed that the German suspected poisoning per- doctors examined the pol- mission to be transferred itician and said he was fit abroad for medical treat- to be transported. Public officials ment, in a sudden rever- Deputy chief doctor of disinfect pews sal Friday that came af- the Omsk hospital Ana- as a precau- ter more than 24 hours toly Kalinichenko then tion against of wrangling over Alexei told reporters that Naval- the coronavi- Navalny’s condition and ny’s condition had stabi- treatment. rus at the Yoi- lized and that physicians do Full Gospel Navalny, a 44-year-old “didn’t mind” transferring Church in politician and corruption the politician, given that investigator who is one of his relatives were willing Seoul, South Russian President Vlad- “to take on the risks.” Korea, Friday. imir Putin’s fiercest crit- According to Russia’s ics, was admitted to an RIA Novosti news agen- PHOTO | intensive care unit in the cy, the flight to Berlin is ASSOCIATED PRESS Siberian city of Omsk on scheduled for Saturday Thursday. His supporters morning. believe that tea he drank The Kremlin denied re- Seoul surge appears to spread in South Korea was laced with poison — sistance to the transfer and that the Kremlin is was political, with spokes- SEOUL, South Korea and March. It’s unclear whether including banning gath- behind both his illness man Dmitry Peskov say- (AP) — South Korea add- The new figures report- South Korea’s previous erings of over 10 people, and the delay in transfer- ing that it was purely a ed its most new virus cas- ed by South Korea’s Cen- formula of success will be shutting schools, halt- ring him to a top German medical decision. Howev- es in months on Friday, ters for Disease Control as effective since the Seoul ing professional sports hospital. It would not be er, the reversal came as driven by a surge around and Prevention brought region has many more peo- and advising companies the first time a prominent, international pressure the capital that appears to the nation’s caseload to ple and new clusters are to have employees work outspoken Russian was on Russia’s leadership be spreading nationwide. 16,670, including 309 occurring in various plac- from home — if the virus’s targeted in such a way — mounted. The 324 new infections deaths. es as people increasingly spread doesn’t slow after or the first time the Krem- On Thursday, leaders of was its highest single day Health authorities man- venture out in public. the weekend. lin was accused of being France and Germany said total since early March aged to contain the virus Churches had been a Jeong said country is behind it. the two countries were and the eighth consecutive in the Daegu region by major source of new cases now conducting 50,000 Russian doctors say ready to offer Navalny triple-digit daily increase. April, ramping up tests in the Seoul area before tests per day, compared there is no evidence of and his family any and all Most of the new cases and using cellphone loca- authorities shut them this to around 20,000 per day poisoning, and the Krem- assistance and insisted on are in the densely popu- tion data, credit-card re- week while raising social during the Daegu out- lin denied the authorities an investigation into what lated Seoul region, where cords and security camera distancing restrictions, break. tried to prevent the trans- happened. On Friday, Eu- health workers are scram- videos to trace and isolate something they had re- She said 732 infections fer from happening. ropean Union spokeswom- bling to track transmis- contacts, which allowed sisted for months out of have been linked to a Even after German spe- an Nabila Massrali added sions from sources includ- the country to weather the economic concerns. Night- Seoul church led by a cialists arrived on a plane that the bloc was urging ing churches, restaurants, outbreak without placing clubs, karaoke bars, buffet vocal critic of the coun- equipped with advanced Russian authorities to schools and workers. meaningful restrictions on restaurants and comput- try’s president. Sarang medical equipment Friday allow him to be taken But the new infections its economy. er gaming cafes are also Jeil Church pastor Jun morning at his family’s be- abroad. reported Friday were Another factor was that closed and spectators have Kwang-hun was hospi- hest, Navalny’s physicians Also on Friday, the Eu- from practically all major the narrowness of the been banned again from talized with COVID-19 in Omsk said he was too ropean Court of Human cities, including Busan, Daegu outbreak effective- baseball and soccer games. on Monday after partici- unstable to move. Rights said it was consider- Gwangju, Daejeon, Sejong ly aided its containment Jeong Eun-kyeong, di- pating in an anti-govern- Navalny’s supporters de- ing a request from Naval- and Daegu, the south- — most were linked to a rector of the KCDC, said ment protest last week nounced that as a ploy by ny’s supporters that it urge eastern city that was the single church congrega- the government should where he shared a micro- authorities to stall until the Russian government to epicenter of a massive tion with thousands of consider stronger distanc- phone on stage with other any poison in his system let the politician be moved. outbreak in late February members. ing measures — possibly activists. B8 THE DAILY ITEM SATURDAY, AUGUST 22, 2020 REAL ESTATE

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Raquel B: Salvatore Taormina S: Manuel E Robles-Cifuentes S: Scott A Tidd S: Melvi Alfaro & Silvia Barrero Gallois Frisch S: Andrew J Briatico S: Steven J Desantis & Whitney S: Wendy Mahoney Tr, Tr for Claire 150 BLOSSOM ST 10 SURFSIDE RD U:8 15 VALLEY RD E Desantis A Mahoney FT $1,600,000 $180,000 $650,050 SAUGUS B: Patrick J Mcgrath Tr, Tr for B: Luiz Rodrigues B: Kristin Lee & Peter W Hudson 11 RALPH RD 15 CAMBRIDGE ST U:2 Mcgrath RT S: Christopher B Roper Tr, Tr for S: Kathleen F Eaton Tr, Tr for $519,000 $561,000 5 GREENWOOD AVE S: Thomas A Mulkern Tr, Tr for Unit 8 Surfside RT Joseph T Casey T B: Michael J Ferro B: Jonathan Collins & Kristelle $479,900 NSN RT S: Stephen Martinez Lavallee B: Brittney D Naumann 208 VERONA ST PEABODY S: John T Eidson & Nicole M S: Frank A Woods & Kimberly M 19 CARNES ST $485,000 Eidson 84 RUSSELL ST Woods $265,000 B: Antonio Nieves & Fabiola 10 ANITA RD $605,000 B: Youssef Bouhid Rodriguez $490,100 B: Guiseppe B Barrasso 6 CHANELLE CIR S: Jonathan Farnsworth S: Patricia Fucci & William T B: William R Hughes S: Francisco Carramnza & Clare $705,030 57 JASPER ST Venn S: Bonnie L Purcell & Michael J Brownlie-Cox B: Matthew D Basciotta & $485,000 347 CEDAR BROOK RD Rose Theresa Basciotta B: Christopher M Moro & Guido $505,000 LYNNFIELD 1100 SALEM ST U:93 S: Paul Dibiase Tr, Tr for Osborne B Moro B: Evan N Buso-Harnis & Maria 17 BRENTWOOD DR $468,500 Hills RT S: Maureen R Kearnan Tr, Tr for D Theodorakakis 1 CANDLEWOOD RD $535,000 B: Andrew J Nardone Jasper Street RT S: Michael A Satterwhite & $790,000 B: Robert Haggerty & Tracie S: Carin M Yasli & Muzzafer Yasli 39 CIRCLE HILL RD Andrea L Satterwhite $675,000 B: Nathalie G Apchin Haggerty 12 JENNIFER DR S: Joseph F Gallagher & Allison B: Lindsay Carter & Patrick S: Joshua E Brady & Lisa M 7 SANDRA RD $656,000 39 CONGRESS ST U:3 E Gallagher Brady $550,000 Carter B: Arthur W Mckenzie Jr & Gail $280,000 B: Tara A Okeefe S: Michael A Davis Tr, Tr for Davis B: Elizabeth L Murphy 6 HAMPTON CT 21 CASTLE CIR S: Kathleen Steele FT M Mckenzie S: 39 Congress Street LLC $900,000 $508,000 S: Ralph Devito Tr, Tr for Devito FT B: Catherine E Mcneill & Garrett B: Carlos Cordeiro & Diana Lima 5 STEVENS ST 7 DESMOND TER 203 DEN QUARRY RD T Mcneill S: Glenn R Currie $387,501 $480,000 114 MAIN ST $437,000 S: Julie C Colucci & Steven J Colucci B: Danielle L Jacobs B: Kaden R Valdivieso $491,000 S: Byrne James A Est & Sarah B: David G Jeglinski 41 CASTLE CIR S: Skomurski Development LLC B: Khoa Le & Tu Ngo 38 HOMESTEAD RD E Byrne S: Rafael A Gomez $610,000 S: Kimberly Phan $599,000 B: Creuza M Correa & Sebastiao 31 TSITSINOS DR 9 FRANKLIN ST 271 EASTERN AVE B: Allison Williams & Patrick A Correa $680,000 $1,525,000 30-1/2 NEWHALL ST $445,000 Williams B: Brian E Rich & Christine G S: Judith A Carr Tr, Tr for Carr FT B: 11 Franklin LLC B: Joseph Vinueza S: Elisabeth B Fuller & Jason B Rich $560,000 S: Gerren LLC S: Michelle Clarke Fuller 9 CLEVELAND RD S: Michael D Solimine B: 30 Newhall Street LLC $640,000 S: Steven Ciaramaglia & Peter 15 KINGS RD 1-B GREENWAY RD 35 EUTAW AVE B: Nicole Catinazzo & Kyle S 33 TSITSINOS DR Verone Jr $630,000 $447,000 $433,000 Milan $725,000 B: Joanna M Schmitz B: Keith Tamilio B: Lyzmarie Figueroa B: Brendan P Kirby & Daniella E S: John V Fitzpatrick & Joanne M S: Peter S Thomas & Tracey S: Robert F Bertoncini 2nd & 20 PLEASANT AVE S: Constitution Prop LLC Kirby Fitzpatrick Thomas Nicole M Silveira $460,000 S: Michael D Solimine B: Bruce H Uong 174-176 EUTAW AVE 152 MAIN ST 31-R FELTON ST 1 HALSEY WAY U:39B S: Mary E Gillespie $675,000 $850,000 $630,000 22 UPHAM ST $330,000 B: Apolinario Gomez-Chavez & B: Melissa Ryan $360,000 B: Luyao Chen & Jinkyu J Lee B: Jeffrey P Borges & Michelle L 1204 SHEFFIELD WAY U:1204 Gloria Mendez-Martinez S: Alexandra E Thomson & Brian B: ADS Painting&Home Improv S: Neelima Singh & Rajiv Singh Borges $410,000 S: Korng Kouch & Sophia Kouch P Thomson S: Singer Sheila L Est & Julie L S: Aleksandra Rudfeld & Arkadiy B: Robert Campbell 16 PINE ST Singer Rudfeld 30 FAY ST $740,000 40 GARDNER ST S: Donna M Badolato Tr, Tr for $420,000 B: Anna Aleyse-Hunt & Igor A $580,000 25 WAHTERA RD 22 HIGH ST U:5 Hunt FT B: Magdaly E Gutierrez Veytser B: James King $471,000 $267,900 S: Jesse M Fowler S: Patricia R Torosian & Thomas S: Janice Scangas Tr, Tr for B: Anthony J Camiolo B: Stephen R Capano 1211 SHEFFIELD WAY U:1211 R Torosian Penelope Scangas T S: John W Newbury Jr Tr, Tr for 25 S: Christen A Fanelli $445,000 6 GENEVA AVE Wahtera Rd B: William J Leblond $402,000 MARBLEHEAD 10 GEDNEY DR 261 JEFFERSON AVE S: Danielle Messina & Edward B: Maxwell K Dowd $650,000 22 WALSH AVE $449,000 Messina S: Diana M Ritz 29 BROWN ST B: Lindsey Dyer & Matthew R $490,000 B: Asofaafetai Tukia Kusch B: Brian A Mckenney & Ann E S: Maryellen Weinberg & Scott $1,800,000 233 WALNUT ST 12 GLEN CT U:2 B: Amanda Baker & Andrew S: Daniella E Guarino & Brendan Waters M Weinberg $225,000 Baker P Kirby S: Perry Galiatsatos $180,000 B: John M Muldoon S: Lisa R Parsons Tr, Tr for Lisa R 6 LORING HILLS AVE U:A2 B: Prada H Faria S: Susan Muldoon Tr, Tr for Parsons RET 66 GOODALE ST 1 WILLARD ST U:4 $389,000 S: Timothy R Hawkes Fairmount Hill RT $535,000 $170,000 B: Margery R Shapiro 81 GARFIELD ST B: Amber Dempsey & David B: Eric Bertelsen S: Ilya B Demba & Oleksandra SWAMPSCOTT 11 HOLLIS AVE $1,350,000 Dempsey S: Amy B Waldman & Matthew Demba $415,000 B: Chris Farden & Elizabeth W S: Donna F Kravchuk & Michael R Waldman 3 ARBUTUS RD B: Michael G Comeau & Mary E Farden R Kravchuk 9 MALL ST Comeau S: Aton LLC 3306 WOODBRIDGE RD U:3306 $527,500 $626,000 S: Deborah M Regan Tr, Tr for DT 12 KING ST $480,000 B: Alexander N Junda & Lauren B: Wendy B Fasciano Properties RT 10 JEFFERSON ST U:2 $595,000 B: Dawn Pasquerella & Sandra Liebhaber S: Arthur I Missan & Sherry L $617,000 B: Brenda Pineda & Meblin J Pasquerella S: Angelakis Thedore G Est & Missan 23 HOUSTON ST B: Ann T Davidson & Kenneth W Ortillo S: Susan L Dunn-Cheramie Daniel E Angelakis $400,000 Davidson S: Gary M Hufnagle Tr, Tr for Gary 441 ESSEX ST U:303 5 NIMITZ WAY U:21A B: Blandina M Deleon & Oscar S: Melissa Fredette M Hufnagle RET SALEM $536,000 M Deleon $342,000 B: Eileen Fisk S: Kirssis Nunez 45 LAFAYETTE ST 6 LEDGEWOOD WAY U:1 B: Katherine Beckett 29 APPLEBY RD S: Bruce W Finch & Keith A $659,000 $379,900 $465,000 S: Gina Martin Reimann 121 JOHNSON ST U:3R B: Brendan Flaherty & Sabrina B: Janet M Mulvey Tr, Tr for B: Leonard E Tremblay & Lisa M $222,500 Squatrito Lunceford IRT Tremblay 24 NORMAN ST U:4 $205,000 B: Andrew D Fleming S: Erin B Leonard S: Beverly Guttadauro Tr, Tr for S: Shannon Rand-Steine & 9 FRANKLIN AVE B: Sehrish Mahmood S: Joel Massicot Beverly Guttadauro RET Keith Rand-Steine $544,000 87 LAFAYETTE ST S: Philip A Marchand B: Christopher J Stanchfield 81 LAIGHTON ST $700,000 17 LONGVIEW WAY 5 BECKET ST 23 NORTHEND AVE S: Sheila Armstrong $249,900 B: George C Ladd & Kelly M $441,800 $450,000 Ladd $451,000 B: 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Andrew Lundebjerg & James S: Stephen C Smith S: Sree FT LLC S: Carlos A Cordeiro & Diana V Lundebjerg Lima 106 BRIDGE ST U:8 6 ROLLESTON RD S: Gail A Hardy & Paul M Hardy 36 NASON RD 30 MARGIN ST U:C $625,000 $677,000 $701,000 $380,000 380 LYNNFIELD ST B: Jacob E Hereford & Jennifer 30 SHORE AVE B: Amherst Properties LLC B: Brian M Longin & Adriana K B: Muhammad Khalid & Aaqsa S: Rosa Delia-Barrett $425,000 N Rouvina $620,000 Siddiqui B: Daiana D Patterson & Trevor S: 106 Bridge Street LLC B: Alex Gardiner & Keelia Otten Lopez Tr S: Janusz Zaroda & Elzbieta 27 ROSE AVE Patterson S: Margaret M Jalbert & Mark E S: Margaret D Craig Zaroda $880,000 S: Kristine M King 138 BRIDGE ST U:2 Jalbert B: Cailey C Mcdonough & $469,000 1002 PARADISE RD U:3E 20 NAHANT PL U:410 Gregory L Mcdonough 48-A MARGIN ST B: Sarah K Hamblin & Hugh C 33 UPHAM ST $290,000 $295,000 S: Peter Diffendal Tr, Tr for 27 $470,000 Oconnell $1,227,000 B: Irina Goldsher & Mikhael S B: Jessica L Rollins B: Jacob H Flax & Erika K Nelson S: Ricardo Garcia Rose Avenue RT B: Ruthy LLC Migdalovich S: Sandra Linebarier S: Brian Rich & Christine Rich S: Urban Renewal 13 LLC S: Oksana Rozhkovan & Valeriy 3 SPARHAWK TER 34 BRIGGS ST U:2 214 OCEAN ST $1,305,000 40 OAK ST $384,375 1 VINNIN ST Rozhkovan $655,000 B: Katheryn Nathe $725,000 B: Christopher J Dicesare $3,000,000 B: Kathryn C Barnes S: G M Hammerschmidt-Groth & B: 40 Oak St Development LLC S: Clifford J Snell & Elizabeth B: SCI Washington Fun Svcs Source: Banker and Tradesman, S: Together Inv Grp LLP M Hammerschmidt-Groth S: Elks Inc Snell S: Lager Hldg LLC bakerandtradesman.com