WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 28, 2020 ‘Tiny’ scientist leaves giant gift for Peabody High

By Anne Marie Tobin Dr. Ruth Shoer Rappaport, who amazing example for the Shoer she chose to give her entire estate ITEM STAFF died on April 28 at the age of 83 family in so many ways as role to non-pro t organizations, which in Philadelphia, left a $935,000 models for women and they cred- was so important to her. The be- PEABODY — A pioneering Pea- bequest to the high school. The ited their public school education quest to Peabody High is just one body High School alumna whose bequest is one of two made to the for their success,” said Rappa- of many she expressed in her will, research contributed to the devel- school. A second, smaller distribu- port’s cousin, Larry Shoer, the many of them are also sizable.” opment of numerous vaccines to tion will be made in 2021, likely executor of the estate. “She was The amount will be held in combat life-threatening diseases, bringing the value of the entire on the leading edge of the wom- trust by the Irving and Jennie including the u, is giving back to bequest to more than $1 million. en’s movement. She was accom- Dr. Ruth Shoer Rappaport her hometown in a big way. “Ruth and her sisters set an plished in so many things, and RAPPAPORT, A2 Arson suspected in re at former junior high

By Elyse Carmosino and Gayla Cawley ITEM STAFF LYNN — Investigators are looking for witnesses to a sus- ITEM PHOTOS | SPENSER HASAK/OLIVIA FALCIGNO/COURTESY PHOTO pected arson after a two-alarm  re broke out at the former From left, Amanda Stanton, 18, of Peabody, Jimmy McCormack, 24, of Salem, Anthony Sawaya, 18, of Revere, Abby Thurgood Marshall Middle Tobin, 28, of Lynn eld, and Victoria Culwell, 18, of Lynn, are all rst time voters in the upcoming election. School late Tuesday afternoon. Lynn Fire Captain Joseph Zukas said the department re- ceived a 911 call at 3:28 p.m. THESE VOTERS WILL ALWAYS from a neighbor who reported seeing smoke from a third-story window. When crews arrived at the now-vacant building, they found REMEMBER THEIR FIRST multiple working  res on all ing young people on how to reg- rights. Black Lives Matter is household. three oors, and a second alarm By Guthrie Scrimgeour ITEM STAFF ister to vote. very important to me. There’s “They vote, but they don’t was quickly struck on the orders “Honestly, I don’t think they one candidate expressing sup- like to talk about it because of Fire Chief Stephen Archer. Jimmy McCormack, 24, a do enough to teach this sort of port for it and one who isn’t.” it’s a touchy subject. They don’t “We’ve been training on this Salem resident who works at thing in high school,” he said, An 18-year-old Swampscott want to persuade my opinion building for years, so we’re fa- a Marblehead yacht club, is miliar with the inside and how voting for the  rst time this explaining how, since his fam- resident, who preferred not to so they keep their opinion to big of a structure it is,” Zukas November after struggling to ily wasn’t particularly political, be identi ed, remains undecid- themselves.” said as he explained the reason- register in 2016. he was never taught about civ- ed going into this November. She remains undecided not ing behind the  re’s two-alarm “No one had ever explained ics at home. “I really haven’t followed any- just on who to vote for, but on designation. “It’s a huge build- to me how to get registered,” he He’s voting for Joe Biden next thing,” she said. “My family is whether to vote at all. ing, so obviously if anything ever said. “I thought you just walked week because of his views on super not into that stuff so I “I don’t know if I’m going to got going, it would be a very dan- into the polling place.” social issues and support for haven’t grown up in an atmo- vote,” she said. “I don’t know gerous  re to  ght.” This year he has successfully minorities’ rights. sphere that pays attention.” where I would start.” registered and he hopes that a “This one comes down less She explained that politics FIRE, A2 better job can be done educat- to politics and more to about was a taboo subject in her VOTE, A3 Lights, camera, action... but no parking

By Gayla Cawley and Thor Jourgensen ITEM STAFF LYNN — A movie crew turned back the clock in Central Square to the mid-20th century Tuesday morning as police diverted traf c away from the set of an HBO pilot produc- tion titled Julia, focused on the late renowned chef ITEM PHOTO | OLIVIA FALCIGNO Julia Child. Fauci Pizza in Lynn is going strong during Na- Vintage Cadillacs and tional Pizza Month amid the COVID-19 pan- Thunderbirds cruised through downtown and demic. extra cast members dressed in period clothing waited for their cues while Pizza month a police of cers kept traf c detouring up Union Street and down Buffum Street. slice of heaven The HBO Max drama se- ries is slated to star Sarah that has been in opera- By Mike Alongi Lancashire as Julia Child ITEM PHOTO | OLIVIA FALCIGNO ITEM STAFF tion since 1971, adjusting and David Hyde Pierce, to the pandemic has been Filming for HBO’s Julia Child movie comes to Central Square in Lynn LYNN — The month a challenge from the be- FILM, A3 on Tuesday afternoon. of October is National ginning. Due to safety Pizza Month, and now, concerns when the pan- more than ever, local piz- demic was  rst booming, za shops are working to CORRECTION cater to their customers owner Jim Fauci decided Lynn school curriculum amid the challenges of the that it would be safest to Due to a reporter’s error, a continued COVID-19 pan- shut down completely for story in Tuesday’s Item in- demic. While one might a two-month period. The must pass state test correctly stated that Sally think the new “order out” doors at Fauci Pizza were Kerans lost to Ted Spelio- culture brought on by the closed during all of April By Gayla Cawley guage Acquisition (OLA) will conduct tis in 1996 to represent the pandemic would help piz- and May. ITEM STAFF a Tiered Focus Monitoring of Lynn 13th Essex district. Kerans za shops, that help has “I think it was just a Public Schools. elected not to seek another LYNN — English Language Learn- been offset by things like combination of factors,” The OLA reviews districts’ and char- term and did not run. ers make up nearly 30 percent of the rising food costs and lim- said Fauci. “A lot of people ter schools’ English Learner Educa- were coming in without Lynn Public Schools student body, and tion (ELE) programs every six years to COVID-19 ited interaction with cus- Lynn, Revere report tomers. But through all masks, people weren’t tak- next month programming and curric- monitor compliance with federal and ulum for those students will undergo a double-digit increase in that, these local business- ing the right precautions, state laws and regulations. virus cases. A2 es are continuing to work and it just made sense to mandatory state review. Areas of review include initial as hard as possible to keep me to shut things down During the week of Nov. 16, the De- identi cation of English Language Sports moving forward. until we got a little bit of partment of Elementary and Second- Learners (ELLs) and former ELLs; Saugus can’t capitalize At Fauci Pizza in Lynn, a ary Education’s Of ce of Public School on chances in loss family-owned pizza place PIZZA, A2 Monitoring (PSM) and Of ce of Lan- ELE, A3 to Gloucester. B1

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Richard A. Thomas, 78 Dennis M. Emberley, 63 Pizza month a 1942 - 2020 SAUGUS - Dennis Matthew and BU, before earning a Bach- LECANTO, FL. - Richard A. loved wife, Lynn C. Thomas, a Emberley of Saugus, MA, the elor of Science in Management slice of heaven Thomas, 78, of Lecanto, FL, son Richard Thomas of Lynn, a son of the George I. Emberley from Keene State College. of Saugus and the late Mary Dennis was an exceptionally PIZZA cheese, our food costs passed away at Vitas Hospice daughter Tracy Murphy of Ches- have gone up from $5,000 House in Lecanto, Oct. 25, ter, NH., and two stepchildren, Emberley, passed away at 63 gifted athlete; playing varsity From A1 years old in Revere Massachu- baseball at Massachusetts to $7,000 a week, and 2020. He was born in Lynn, Leigh Bresnahan of PA, and a better handle on things. that’s a lot,” said Fauci. worked at GE Turbine Div. in Shawn Bresnahan of Lynn. setts. Maritime Academy, and was an Dennis is survived by his exceptional barefoot water ski- “Even when we opened “It’s hard to deal with that Lynn for 13 years. He was Service Information: He up again, we still hav- kind of a rise in food costs an avid sherman and past requested no service, op- daughter Sarah and her hus- er. He loved every moment he band Fritz Moeckel of Concord, could get out snow skiing. en’t been allowing any- without raising your pric- member of the Volunteer Yacht tioning instead of any con- one into the store. We’ve es, and that’s the tough Club and umpired many local tributions go to a local Shri- NH, and granddaughters Hana, Dennis was also an avid Marea, and Sadie, Sister Don- reader, occupying spare time to never had much of a sit- part about dealing with softball games in his younger ners hospital for children in down crowd anyway, it’s all of this. years. He is survived by his be- his name. na Crowley and her husband visit the MIT Barker Library and John of Saugus, MA, brothers browse the stacks of Boston always been mostly ei- “We were one of the in- Stephen, Kevin and wife Laurie, Public Library. Later in life, Den- ther takeout or delivery, credibly lucky businesses of Melbourne, Florida, Sister nis obtained his steam turbine but now we aren’t even to get the PPP (Paycheck Anne of Saugus, Ellen Perkins Engineering License from the allowing people in to pay. Protection Program) Barbara J. Delaney, 53 of Gilmanton, NH, and sisters state of Massachusetts, and We’re having people pre- loan early on, so we’ve Eileen of Weymouth, MA, and began working for Beth-Israel pay everything and then been able to take care of DANVERS - Barbara J (Wood- ter-in-law, David and Laurie Karen Emberley of Saugus, MA. Deaconess and Dana Farber we bring the food to them our employees through land) Delaney, 53, of Danvers Woodland of Shirley, MA, and Dennis was a loving father supporting their research boiler curbside.” all of this,” Fauci added. and formerly of Lynn, died Sat- John Woodland of Lynn, MA, and grandfather spending wings. Fauci notes that his “I’m not sure what we urday evening at Massachu- and by her sister and brother- hours and many car rides tak- Dennis was a true student workers, who have been would’ve been able to do setts General Hospital follow- in-law, Carla and Mostafa Bah- ing his daughter and grand- of the world. A lover of music, coming in every day to if we hadn’t gotten that ing a lengthy illness. raoui of Lynn, MA. daughters skiing, hiking, bowl- he was a tenured professor of help him out, have been loan.” Born in Lynn, she was the Service Information: Visit- ing, to Friendly’s or to the local the Grateful Dead, Christianity, staunch in their adher- At Nick’s Place in Sau- daughter of Joanne (Soder- ing hours will be held on Fri- library. Dennis especially loved and Bible trivia. In addition to ence to the new pandemic gus, the original location holm) Woodland and the late day from 4:00 until 8:00 PM showing up with favorite toys his love of family, Dennis loved precautions. of the local chain that has David Woodland, Sr. She was at the Conway, Cahill-Bro- that would spoil the kids. John Candy movies, orange “We kind of have a mu- been around since 1985 raised and educated in Lynn deur Funeral Home, 82 Lynn Additionally, Dennis is sur- soda, and the three stooges. tual agreement among all and has locations in Sau- and was a graduate of Lynn St, Peabody to which rela- vived by several nieces and He was a lifelong Yankees fan, of us to not go to big par- gus, Winthrop, Revere, English High School, class of tives and friends are kindly nephews, for whom he was generous of heart, and known ties or do anything that Lawrence and West New- 1985. She has lived in Dan- invited to attend. Due to always willing to entertain for his humor. would potentially put bury, the goal is to contin- vers for the past ten years. COVID and Church restric- and provide with hours of fun Dennis loved deeply and was any of us at risk when ue to help as many people Barbara rst worked for Star tions, the funeral service will - taking them camping on Mt. loved in return. He will be great- we’re not here,” said Fau- as possible. Market in Lynn for several years be held privately on Saturday Washington, providing joy rides ly missed by his family, friends, ci. “Everyone knows to and later volunteered at the at 10:00 AM at Our Lady of “It’s been a tough time in his stretch limousine or vari- and his church. not come in if they’re not for everyone,” said Amit Salem Connection at the Pi- Assumption Church, Grove ous Cadillacs, even sponsoring Service Information: In feeling well and everyone oneer Club. She spent many St, Lynn eld. Burial will be Saini, a manager at a kids Hot Dog business from a lieu of owers, donations of has been really cautious Nick’s. “We’re just trying hours cooking, going on trips in Puritan Lawn Memorial newly purchased hot dog cart. time or money can be made about keeping everything and spending time with her Park, Lake St, Peabody. All to help people in whatev- Dennis was a 1975 gradu- to a local organization or to clean and sanitary at all er small way we can, and many friends there. attendees are required to ate of Saugus High School and the Lynn Shelter Association times.” Barbara is survived by her wear facial coverings and we’re so thankful for all of went on to be a Cadet at Mas- or Housing Families in Den- In addition to keeping the people who continue four beloved daughters, Ashley maintain social distancing sachusetts Maritime Academy. nis’ name. COVID-19 at bay, pizza and her husband Wayne Rock as well. For directions and to patronize our business Dennis worked as a mechan- shops are also dealing in these trying times.” of Bennington, VT, Melissa and on-line obituary, visit www. ical engineer for Boston area with the issue of rising her husband Adam Provost of ccbfuneral.com colleges including Harvard, food costs brought on by Mike Alongi can be Haverhill, MA, Charlotte Del- the pandemic. reached at malongi@item- aney of Haverhill, MA, and “Just with steak and live.com. Heather Delaney of Saugus, MA, her two brothers and sis- ‘Tiny’ scientist leaves giant gift for Lynn, Revere report Peabody Veterans Memorial High School double-digit increase RAPPAPORT naissance woman, was nical rm List Biological so I was shocked when I From A1 the rst female research Laboratories in Califor- heard it was $935,000. scientist hired at Wyeth nia, died in 1999. All three And the thought that in virus cases Pearl Shoer Family En- Laboratories, a rm later women held Ph.Ds. there will be another dowment, created by acquired by P zer in 2009. Rappaport, who received donation that will bring reported in Lynn eld to By Gayla Cawley Rappaport to honor her In a male-dominated her Phd at Yale Universi- the amount to over $1 ITEM STAFF bring the town’s caseload parents. Interest from the eld, she rose to become ty in 1967, was more than million, I am simply in to 174. Fourteen people principal will be used to Senior Director of Clini- just a scientist. When not awe.” Lynn and Revere report- have died, according to purchase 14k gold George cal Immunology and Vi- in the laboratory, she com- Shoer said he absolutely ed another double-digit the town website. Peabody medals each year, rology for Wyeth. Her re- posed music and wrote po- understands how the mag- surge in coronavirus cases Numbers remained the which are awarded annu- search contributed to the etry. She was a passionate nitude of his cousin’s gen- on Tuesday. same in Nahant (55 cas- ally at graduation to the development of vaccines student of ballet and per- erosity is staggering. New cases were also es, six deaths) and were top eight members of the that treat, not only inu- formed a dance created for “I, too, was astounded at reported in Lynn eld, not updated in Marble- senior class. Any excess enza, but human rotavi- her by the Polish chore- how generous she was in another red community, head, Peabody, Saugus or income will either be rein- rus, adenovirus and HIV, ographer Edmund Jakub disposing of her estate,” but numbers remained Swampscott on Tuesday. vested or used in support and vaccines that protect Novak, who came to Phil- said Shoer, “What we know the same in other North As of Monday, Peabody of the school orchestra, against E. coli and chol- adelphia in 1960 to set up is that she always remem- Shore towns. had 1,454 cases and 188 including expenses asso- era. She held patents for a dance studio. bered where she came from In Lynn, 27 new cases deaths and Swampscott ciated with musical in- growth hormones and can- She played piano, and and that she was not any were reported to bring the had 188 cases and 11 struments, remuneration cer-binding molecules, and regularly attended opera better than anyone else. city’s caseload to 5,525. Of deaths. Marblehead (292 for guest artists and con- authored nearly 60 scien- and performances of the She may have been tiny at that total, 471 cases are cases, 30 deaths) and Sau- ductors and stipends for ti c papers. Philadelphia Orchestra. only ve feet tall and 100 active, 122 people have gus (808 cases, 43 deaths) music lessons. Funds will Rappaport hailed from a She was a connoisseur pounds soaking wet, but died and 4,932 have re- have not provided up- also provide college schol- family rmly grounded in and collector of art, as- she was a presence no mat- covered from the virus, ac- dated numbers since last arships for high-achieving science. The eldest child of sembling a collection that ter where she was or what cording to city data. Thursday and Wednesday students. Jennie (Pearl) Shoer and included many notable she was doing. Revere reported 24 new respectively. cases to bring the city’s to- “We are humbled by the Irving Shoer, Rappaport paintings, furniture and “I am especially pleased tal numbers to 1,454 cases Gayla Cawley can be incredible generosity,” said grew up in Peabody and pieces of American pottery that during such stressful and 188 deaths, according reached at gcawley@item- Superintendent of Schools graduated from Peabody and folk art times when demands on to the city website. live.com. Follow her on Dr. Josh Vadala. “We are High School in 1955 and Rappaport was laid to non-pro ts have increased Four new cases were Twitter @GaylaCawley. all very excited about this Vassar College in 1959, rest at Maple Hill Ceme- and resources to meet wonderful opportunity. alongside her twin sister, tery in Peabody in May. them have reduced, that From what I have been Dr. Patricia Shoer Gold- Vadala said when Shoer Ruth’s bequests will help Pamela Messinger told, her entire estate has man-Rakic. Goldman-Ra- told him he was prepared On Your 5 Year Anniversary so many who need it the been donated to non-pro t kic, a highly-regarded to write a check, he was most.” organizations, some of the neuroscientist, died in stunned when he heard bequests quite sizable like 2003. Another sister, Dr. the amount. Anne Marie Tobin can be this one.” Linda Shoer, the founder “When he said ‘935’,’ I reached at atobin@item- Rappaport, a true Re- and president of biotech- just assumed it was $935, live.com.

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WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 28, 2020 THE DAILY ITEM A3 EARLY VOTING These voters will always PROCEDURES remember their rst Oct. 17 through Oct. 30. VOTE “No matter what, we can agree to disagree. old Lynn eld resident From A1 Trump’s gonna win,” he But when it comes to who works in fundraising LYNN tions on Nov. 3 have changed. said at a pro-police ral- equality and rights, we and development for a Polls will be open from 7 a.m.- Amanda Stanton, 18, ly in Saugus on Sunday, can’t.” non-pro t, avoided politics All voting will take place at City 8 p.m. at the following loca- a Peabody resident and which he attended with She was impressed with growing up. nursing school student a group of his friends. He Hall. tions: Ward 1, Brown School, Biden’s tenure as Vice “I saw what it did to peo- at UMass-Lowell, follows mentioned that he was President and hoped that ple. I saw that it divided a HOURS 150 Lynn St.; Ward 2, Welch politics closely and is ex- disturbed by the social un- voting for him could make lot of people.” Monday, Wednesday, Thursday , School, 50 Swampscott Ave., cited and con dent to be rest in the country. the country more like it In 2016, she felt like 8:30 a.m.-4 p.m. Ward 3, Torigian Senior Center, voting for Biden. “It’s pathetic,” he said was during the Barack she didn’t have enough 75R Central St., Ward 4 )pre- She rattled off a list of of the counter-protesters Obama years. As a young information to make a de- Tuesday, 8:30 a.m.-8 p.m. reasons why she prefers at the event rallying for woman, she was also ex- cincts 1, 2, 3) Higgins Middle cision, so she chose not to Friday, 8:30 a.m.-12:30 p.m. the former Vice Presi- police reform. “It’s not con- cited that Kamala Harris vote. Saturdays and Sundays, 8 a.m.- School, 85 Perkins St.; Ward 4 dent. stitutional.” was on the ticket. “I just didn’t spend the 2 p.m. (precinct 3A), MacIntosh Club- “I think he has more of He supported Trump for “(Harris’ debate) speech time. I didn’t make an in- house, 300 Brooksby Village a set plan to deal with his economic policy, which about women’s rights to vestment in understand- the pandemic. He’s paid he felt had impacted him To register as a mail-in voter use Drive, rst oor; Ward 5, Pea- their bodies and about ing more,” she said. “I felt attention to environmen- positively. how men have no right to body Veterans Memorial High like nothing really impact- this form: https://www.sec.state. tal issues,” she said. “He’s “I like what he does for control them just hit the ed me so much that it felt ma.us/ele/elepdf/Voter-reg- School, 485 Lowell St., Ward supportive of getting peo- the economy,” he said. “I nail on the head for me,” like my vote made a differ- mail-in.pdf 6, Burke School, 127 Birch St. ple health care. And he’s like that everything is go- she said. ence.” Residents should contact the in favor of raising taxes on ing up. I like the stimulus Additionally, she was This year, though, she the rich.” Mail it to: Election Commis- City Clerk’s of ce if they are checks.” upset by Trump’s slow re- feels like politics has be- Among the most import- He added that he had re- sponse to the COVID-19 sion, Lynn City Hall, Room 203 uncertain about their ward or gun to make an impact ant factors driving her to ceived a stimulus check in pandemic. She was per- on her life, both because Lynn, 01901 precinct. the polls is the damage she the April bailout. sonally affected by the of the effect of COVID-19, believes Donald Trump Victoria Culwell, an virus, which infected and because of how divid- LYNNFIELD REVERE has done to the country in 18-year-old Lynn resi- both her mother and ed the nation has become. his four years in of ce. dent and recent graduate her sister. Her mother is “The country just feels Voters must use the front door All voting will take place at St. “This country is the most from Essex North Shore currently suffering from very divided right now,” or the handicap entrance on Anthony’s Church, 250 Revere divided it’s ever been,” she Agricultural & Technical COVID-19. she said. “I really enjoyed said. the police station side of Town School sees herself as an “Trump moved way too the years when people St., in the bingo hall at the rear “Trump tells people what independent but has no late on (COVID-19). He Hall and must supply contact were civil and respectful of the church. they want to hear -- I want doubts about voting blue should have mandated a no matter what side they information (name, address HOURS someone who will address this year. lockdown,” she said. “It were on. It’s hard to un- and telephone number) to the the harsh realities that we “I have agreements with would have been way dif- Monday through Thursday, derstand what the right volunteer stationed at each en- have to deal with. We need both sides,” she said. “I ferent if Biden were pres- thing to do is. I’m afraid of 8:15 a.m.-5 p.m. trance. Voting will take place in change.” de nitely agree with the ident.” [the result] of this election Friday, 8:15 a.m.-noon Anthony Sawaya, 22, a Republicans on smaller “You can’t have (Trump) the Maney Room. either way.” Saturday, 9 a.m.-2 p.m. Revere Trump supporter, government. But there’s in of ce anymore if you HOURS is con dent of the Presi- no way I could vote Re- want this world to get bet- Guthrie Scrimgeour Monday through Thursday, 8 dent’s chances in the elec- publican this year. When ter,” she said. can be reached at gscrim- To register as a mail-in voter tion. it comes to political things, Abby Tobin, a 28-year- [email protected]. a.m-4:30 p.m. use this form: https://www.sec. Friday, 8 a.m. -1 p.m,. state.ma.us/ele/elepdf/Voter- Saturday, noon-4 p.m. reg-mail-in.pdf or contact the Lights, camera, action - but no parking Sunday, 10 a.m.-2 p.m. Election Department at 781- To register as a mail-in voter use 286-8200. FILM “The architecture is per- Lionsgate, to mitigate any rent an area of the Blos- this form: https://www.sec.state. From A1 fect for the setting. It’s negative impacts caused som Street parking lot. ma.us/ele/elepdf/Voter-reg- SALEM great,” she said. by the lming. McGee said lming for mail-in.pdf known for his role on Fra- Not everyone was happy Unlike past produc- various movies and TV sier, as Julia’s husband, Social distancing and masks are Voting will take place at the to nd downtown streets tions filmed in Lynn, shows has been taking Paul Child, according to a place in Lynn since at City Hall Annex, 98 Washington detoured and parking which have included required and all Town Hall traf c Deadline report. blocked off. footage on city proper- least 2008. Production will be one-way. In-person voting St.; and Salem High School at Written by Daniel The Item received sever- ty, McGee said the city teams have “been really Nov. 3 by casting their ballots 77 Willson St. Salem on Satur- Goldfarb and directed al complaints about traf c will not receive a profit great with communicat- in-person at Lynn eld High School. day and Sunday. by Charles MacDougall, and parking restrictions from Julia, as filming is ing with residents and Julia is inspired by Julia Tuesday morning, but taking place on public business owners that are HOURS Child’s life and her show, Mayor Thomas M. McGee streets. affected,” in past years, The French Chef, which MARBLEHEAD Monday through Wednesday, 8 said complaints to the city In past years, when lm- he said, noting that lo- essentially invented food a.m.-to 4 p.m. and police were limited to ing took place at Lynn cation managers reach All voting will take place at Ab- television, according to one caller. Woods and Thurgood Mar- out to the city and pri- bot Hall, 188 Washington St., Thursday, 8 a.m.-7 p.m. Deadline. McGee said the business shall Middle School, the vate property owners Friday, 8 a.m.-noon The city’s center is no HOURS owner had contacted po- city was compensated, Mc- frequently when they Saturday and Sunday, 9 a.m.-2 stranger to moviemakers Monday, Tuesday, Thursday, 9 lice because he or she was Gee said. are interested in lming. p.m. with two movies lmed “(We) have welcomed the a.m,-4 p.m. in and around Central concerned about people But the production being blocked from enter- company for Julia is cov- lming in the city,” said Wednesday, 9 a.m.-5 p.m. Square in 2015. Jennifer McGee, noting that the To register as a mail-in voter ing their store. ering all of the related Friday, 9-11:30 a.m. Lawrence walks out of the people involved frequent use this form: https://www. old Daily Item building “Their concern was peo- expenses for their lming Saturday, noon-4 p.m. ple weren’t going to be in Lynn, such as street local businesses and use sec.state.ma.us/ele/elepdf/ in one of the nal scenes able to get to their busi- signage alerting motor- local catering while on lo- in Joy and Johnny Depp cation. Voter-reg-mail-in.pdf ness or (they) would be ists to the times traf c To register as a mail-in voter lmed a scene at Union “It’s been a real positive prevented from getting to will be impacted, police use this form https://www.sec. and Buffum streets in for the community. Lynn is that business,” said Mc- details and yers, McGee state.ma.us/ele/elepdf/Voter- SAUGUS Black Mass. a location they like to use. Gee. “When we got that said. Downtown resident Su- Seeing the city of Lynn reg-mail-in.pdf Voting will take place at the Sau- call, we made sure they And James Cowdell, san Leach was happy to in movies has been really gus Public Library, 295 Central see Hollywood come to (were) connected direct- Economic Development positive.” NAHANT St., across from Town Hall. town and not surprised ly with that production & Industrial Corporation the city’s older buildings team.” of Lynn executive direc- Gayla Cawley can be All voting will take place at the HOURS are once again serving as McGee said the business tor, said he is charging reached at gcawley@item- Town Hall. Monday, 9 a.m.-6 p.m. the supporting cast for a owner is working with the the production compa- live.com. Thor Jourgensen Tuesday through Thursday, 9 movie scene set a half cen- production teams, Bon ny $1,000 each day, from can be reached at tjour- HOURS tury ago. Appetit Productions and Tuesday to Thursday, to [email protected]. Monday through Thursday, 8 a.m.-4 p.m. a.m.- 4 p.m. Friday, 9 a.m.-noon Friday, 8 a.m.-12:30 p.m. Saturday, Oct. 17, 8 a.m.-1 Lynn Schools ELE curriculum to undergo state review Saturday, 2-4 p.m. p.m. Sunday, noon-2 p.m. Saturday, Oct. 24, 2-8 p.m. ELE seal of biliteracy and EL Although the district’s Hughes, public school From A1 parent advisory council. middle school ELLs are monitoring chairperson, at Oct. 24 is the last day to regis- “Our last review indi- on pace with the state av- Saturday, October 24 is also (781) 338-3569 to request ter to vote or make changes to administration of stan- cated that we did need erage in terms of English a telephone interview. If voter registration. the last day for residents to dardized tests to those to increase ELE services language development, an individual requires an To register as a mail-in voter use register to vote. students, such as the Mas- across the district,” said Lynn’s elementary and accommodation, such as this form: https://www.sec.state. sachusetts Comprehen- Caldwell. “We spent the high school students are translation, to participate sive Assessment System past couple of years real- below average. Overall, ma.us/ele/elepdf/Voter-reg- To register as a mail-in voter use in an interview, the de- (MCAS) and ACCESS ly focusing on the second- Lynn’s percentage of ELLs partment will make the this form: https://www.sec.state. mail-in.pdf testing for ELLs; ELE pro- ary level and have more making progress in lan- necessary arrangements. ma.us/ele/elepdf/Voter-reg- gramming; licensure re- than doubled services for guage development is 44 Within approximately quirements and exit proce- Mail ballots or put them in the mail-in.pdf grades 6-12 for every En- percent, below the state 60 business days after the secured dropbox in front of dures of English learners glish learner. We’re excit- average of 49 percent, on-site (virtual) visit, the from ELE programs. ed for us to get some feed- Caldwell said. Town Hall. It is checked three review chairperson will SWAMPSCOTT Rania Caldwell, director back on the work that’s “I think the biggest po- provide the Lynn Public times a day. of English Learner Educa- been done and to learn the tential for growth we see Schools with a report with Voting will take place at the tion, said the city’s school next steps for us to contin- is in that program eval- information about areas PEABODY Town Hall, 22 Monument Ave. district was due for its ue on the path we’re on.” uation,” said Caldwell. in which the district meets state review last year, with Lynn is among the state “(We) still have groups of or exceeds regulatory re- All voting will take place at the Saturday, Oct. 17, 9 a.m.-2 p.m. DESE staff scheduled to leaders in terms of the students who aren’t mak- quirements and areas in come last May, but the vis- amount of ELLs in their ing adequate progress in which the district requires Peter A. Torigian Senior Center, Sunday, Oct. 18, 9 a.m.-2 p.m. it was pushed to this fall public school district. English development. 75R Central St. assistance to correct or im- Monday, Oct. 19, 9 a.m.-8 p.m. because of coronavirus-re- This school year, there are “(Superintendent) Dr. prove practices. The public HOURS Tuesday, Oct. 20, 9 a.m.-4 p.m. lated school closures. 4,928 English learners (Patrick) Tutwiler always will be able to access the Wednesday, Oct. 21, 9 a.m.-8 Ahead of the on-site re- and 1,320 former ELLs, says change is a process report for English Learner Sunday through Saturday: 9 view, the district complet- or students that have ex- and not an event. We’ve a.m.-to 3 p.m. p.m. Education at http://www. ed its self-assessment in ited that programming in seen some progress but doe.mass.edu/ele/cpr/ Thursday, Oct. 22, 9 a.m.-4 p.m. the 2018-19 school year, the past four years. Both raising those numbers of To register as a mail-in voter use Friday, Oct. 23, 8 a.m.-12 p.m. which includes 17 areas of groups of students are adequate progress is re- Gayla Cawley can be this form: https://www.sec.state. Saturday, Oct. 24, 9 a.m.-2 review, or compliance indi- evaluated as part of the ally in the forefront of our reached at gcawley@item- cators, that will be evalu- compliance review, Cald- (mind).” live.com. Follow her on ma.us/ele/elepdf/Voter-reg- p.m. ated during next month’s well said. The Of ce of Language Twitter @GaylaCawley. mail-in.pdf Sunday, Oct. 25, 9 a.m.-2 p.m. visits, Caldwell said. Challenges remain as Acquisition will gather Monday, Oct. 26, 9 a.m-4 p.m. Since Lynn’s last com- the number of ELLs has parental input by sending Voters may also drop off their Tuesday, Oct. 27, 9 a.m.-8 p.m. pliance review in 2014, been on the rise in Lynn a survey to the parents LAW OFFICES OF JAMES J. CARRIGAN ballots in person at City Hall in Wednesday, Oct. 28, 9 a.m. to Caldwell said the district in recent years, said Cald- of randomly selected stu- 4 p.m. has drastically increased well, noting that in the dents. All of the data, in- • Social Security Disability the ballot box located at the secondary services for En- past three years, the per- cluding student records, • Workers Compensation handicapped-accessible. Thursday, Oct. 29, 9 a.m.-8 p.m. glish Language Learners, centage of those students parent surveys, staff inter- • Accidents Friday, Oct. 30, 8 a.m.-12 p.m. particularly at the high has increased from mak- views and documentation 25 years located across from Lynn District Court school level, developed ing up 19.8 to 29.8 percent submitted by the district For questions or if a mail-in 15 Johnson St. ballot application has not been To register as a mail-in voter dozens of new programs, of the total enrollment. will be reviewed to deter- added English language When she started with mine the district’s compli- 781-596-0100 received, call the City Clerk’s of- use this form: https://www. development for all report the district four years ago, ance with ELE criteria. JAMES J. CARRIGAN sec.state.ma.us/ele/elepdf/ ANNE GUGINO CARRIGAN ce at 978-538-5756. cards, and implemented a there were 3,300 ELLs in Parents and other in- LISA A. CARRIGAN, OF COUNSEL Due to COVID-19, polling loca- Voter-reg-mail-in.pdf dual language program, the district, Caldwell said. dividuals may call Sibel www.jamescarriganlaw.com [email protected] A4 WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 28, 2020 OPINION ANDREA K. MCDANIELS HOW TO REACH US

E¤¥¤ M. G DIRECTORS President and Publisher Edward L. Cahill Women and the M¦Ÿ H. SŸŸ Chief Executive O cer John M. Gilberg Edward M. Grant E C J. SŸ E. K¡ Advertising Director News Director Gordon R. Hall 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 COVID-19 burden Lynn, MA 01903 J N. W  C  T¡£ Michael H. Shanahan Chief Operating O cer Community Relations Director Chairman The COVID-19 pandemic has or guardian. Unemployment among Customer Service brought new challenges for families, women was two percentage points Monday - Friday, 8 a.m. - 5 p.m. PUBLISHERS turning homes into a chaotic mix of higher than men from April to June, Horace N. Hastings, 1877-1904 home schooling and teleworking. according to IMF. Connecting Charles H. Hastings and Wilmot R. Hastings, 1904-1922 Charles H. Hastings, 1922-1940 But guess who bears the brunt of Women are also more likely to work All Departments: Ernest W. Lawson, 1940-1960 our new way of life? That’s right: jobs in retail, tourism and hospitali- 781-593-7700 Charles H. Gamage and Peter Gamage, 1960-1982 women. ty that put them in the direct line of Peter Gamage, 1982-1991 Women are taking on more re- Ext. 2 Peter H. Gamage, 1991-1996 COVID-19 transmission. They take Brian C. šayer, 1996-1999 sponsibilities than men, just as they Classi ed/Legal Advertising the risk of going to work and bring- Bernard W. Frazier Jr., 1999-2005 did before COVID-19. We in gener- classi [email protected] Peter H. Gamage, 2005-2014 al were already doing more of the ing the disease home to their fami- ly — or not working and not being Subscriptions John S. Moran, Executive Editor, 1975-1990 housework and more of the child [email protected] care duties, but the pandemic has able to pay the bills or buy groceries. And that’s if they still even have a Circulation amplified the issue. [email protected] Men have stepped up their roles job. These are also sectors that have in the family since the 1960s. But been hit financially hard by the pan- Ext. 3 even in a time of “Me Too” and wom- demic, resulting in large-scale lay- Newsroom en’s liberation, we find ourselves offs, wage cuts and other cost-saving [email protected] falling into traditional gender roles. measures. [email protected] EDITORIAL The pandemic has heightened the And guess what? When you don’t Ext. 4 inequalities that still exist between have a job and you’re not bringing even the most enlightened men and Sports in enough income to pay your bills, [email protected] women. that brings on a whole other host of Take a recent study by Boston problems. Ext. 5 Consulting Group that found work- Separating That is why women, particularly Retail and Online ing families have struggled with Black women, are most in danger of Advertising juggling work and home life as the facing evictions once moratoriums [email protected] pandemic has closed schools and limited recreational activities out- are lifted. A recent study by the Uni- ADVERTISING families was a versity of California, Berkeley, and side the home. Completing work du- Ernie Carpenter Jr. ties with young kids running around the University of Washington that Director of Advertising has proven challenging, according to looked at more than 9,000 Baltimore and Business Development, ext. 1355 [email protected] tragic mistake the study, which surveyed working eviction court cases from 2018 and parents in the U.S., United Kingdom, 2019 found that those kicked out of Ralph Mitchell France, Germany and Italy. their homes were far more likely to Sales Representative, ext. 1313 [email protected] Editorial from the Dallas Morning News The whole family is suffering, but be Black women. Blame it on dis- women even more. On average, wom- parities in housing access, income Eric Rondeau It is hard to believe that anyone could en are doing 15 more hours a week of equality and discriminatory hous- Sales Representative, ext. 1280 have thought that separating children from domestic duties, the Boston Consult- ing policies. And that was before the [email protected] their parents at the border wouldn’t lead to ing Group found. So all the ladies pandemic. Patricia Whalen a tragedy. who feel as if the dirty dishes never The plight of these women likely Sales Representative, ext. 1310 Yet, the Trump administration ignored get clean and the laundry pile never hasn’t gotten better — and may have [email protected] warnings that nothing good could come shrinks, you’re not experiencing wild gotten worse. A recent moratorium BUSINESS OFFICE delusions. from this policy, and now, after much chaos, on evictions issued by the Centers It can all be quite annoying and Susan J. Conti for Disease Control and Prevention the deported parents of 545 children, includ- bad for our mental health. Snapping Controller, ext. 1288 [email protected] ing about 60 under the age of 5, still have at your spouse a little more these may mask the problem for a short not been found. days? Aren’t we all? It can also have time, but housing advocates say it Ted Grant That’s a clinical way of saying that par- serious economic consequences for won’t go away without rental assis- Publisher, ext. 1234 [email protected] ents and children may never again see each some women. tance for these families. Without it, other, and that U.S. immigration policy has The International Monetary Fund the country will just be grappling Marian Kinney with a homeless crisis instead. ext. 1212 effectively broken apart families. Former (IMF) is worried that COVID-19 could result in a rollback of economic We can only hope that the pandem- [email protected] first lady Laura Bush called it “cruel” and gains that women have made in re- ic not only exposes these issues, but “immoral,” and others called it child abuse Will Kraft cent years. We’re already starting to also brings about change, such as Chief Financial Of cer, ext. 1296 and torture. see some of the consequences. better pay for women. Some work- [email protected] Begun unofficially in 2017 as a pilot pro- Because women take on more places are already offering more gram in El Paso, Texas, to deter families Paula Villacreses household responsibility, they may flexibility, something that is easier A/R Specialist, ext. 1205 from entering the country illegally at the stop working or be slower to return to execute with women working from [email protected] U.S.-Mexico border, this zero tolerance pol- to work after a shutdown than men, home. But we need policy changes Mike Shanahan icy quickly became the most toxic aspect of suppressing their wages. After all, that result in a work culture shift somebody has to stay home and Chief Executive Of cer, ext. 1956 the administration’s strategy to curb illegal that better protects all women. [email protected] watch the kids as child care is slow- immigration. The policy called for charging Carolina Trujillo ly returning, and make sure they Andrea K. McDaniels is The Balti- parents with immigration crimes, which are participating in online learning Community Relations Director, ext. 1226 [email protected] would then lead to separating them from and not ditching school to play vid- more Sun’s deputy editorial page their children (who would be sent to shel- eo games. More often than not, it’s editor. She can be reached at amc- Jim Wilson ters). Mom or another female caregiver [email protected]. Chief Operating Of cer, ext. 1200 [email protected] The policy of separating families became even more tragic when the administra- CIRCULATION tion failed to enact an adequate process Lisa Mahmoud to reunite them. Neither the Department Manager, ext. 1239 of Health and Human Services nor Immi- [email protected] gration and Customs Enforcement kept ef- CUSTOMER SERVICE fective records. Only after court orders re- La’ Mosha Ball quired disclosure did the nation learn that Customer Service, ext. 1276 over 5,500 families had been separated. [email protected] The administration now says that while GRAPHICS most of the children have been reunited Trevor Andreozzi with their families, some children have been Designer moved out of shelters and into the care of [email protected] relatives, family friends or foster families. Mark Sutherland In other words, the policy of forced family Creative Director, ext. 1330 separation policy predictably produced a [email protected] cruelty that may never be set right. NEWSROOM During last Thursday’s debate, we found Mike Alongi it depressing that President Donald Trump Sports Editor, ext. 1228 showed no regret for this failed policy and [email protected] falsely claimed that the children were Elyse Carmosino brought to the United States by smugglers, Reporter, ext. 1264 cartels, gangs and “lots of bad people.” While [email protected] smugglers are a reality on the border, the Gayla Cawley truth is that many parents arrived with Reporter, ext. 1236 [email protected] their children and his policy created trauma for thousands of families. Cheryl Charles News Editor, ext. 1278 It is important that this nation secure its [email protected] borders. However, security can and must be Olivia Falcigno achieved without Machiavellian strategies Photographer, ext.1224 that rip children from parents. The separa- [email protected] tion policy has ended; its impact is a great READERS’ FORUM Spenser Hasak stain on this nation. Photographer, ext. 1332 America has long needed to reform its im- [email protected] migration system to address those who are Lynn eld needs open space Thor Jourgensen here and those who wish to be here. The na- Editorial Page Editor, ext. 1267 tion has failed repeatedly to even address To the editor: nfield. Our beautiful little We are lucky to have our [email protected] town is changing rapidly Planning Committee peo- the easiest and least controversial part — Daniel Kane Thank you to Melanie and we are building hous- ple who are on the right the granting of legal status to the young Sports Reporter, ext. 1228 Lovell for her recent letter. es as fast as we can. Those track. Thanks to Joe Mar- [email protected] adults whose parents illegally brought them I agree with all the things of you who believe that key and his crew, and all to this country as children. Steve Krause she said except for being our climate is changing the others who made the News Director, ext. 1229 Words cannot adequately express how disappointed with our fall more rapidly than it used meeting possible (which [email protected] excruciating and shameful the separation Town Meeting. It is won- to know that natural land isn’t easy these days). I hope we can somehow Guthrie Scrimgeour policy had been. Our toxic immigration pol- derful that all those folks and trees, and water that Reporter, ext. 1222 itics continue to erode the decency, common made the effort to come to is protected are crucial to start preserving open [email protected] sense and respect needed to forthrightly talk and think about the helping our weather and space — and the sooner future of our town. climate from becoming the better. Anne Marie Tobin deal with those who seek this nation for a Assignment Editor, ext. 1307 It is also great that we violent, destructive and better life. [email protected] still have town meetings. deadly as is now happen- Majorie Generazzo We need to start pre- ing in many parts of our Essex Village TECHNOLOGY serving open space in Lyn- country. Lynn eld Tim Noyes Director ext. 1247 TO SUBMIT YOUR LETTERS, PLEASE MAIL TO THE DAILY ITEM, P.O. BOX 5, LYNN, MA 01903 OR EMAIL TO [email protected] [email protected] WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 28, 2020 THE DAILY ITEM A5 POLICE/FIRE

All address information, particu- Police received a call at Two Lynn men sentenced larly arrests, re ect police records. 4:13 p.m. Sunday from a In the event of a perceived inac- woman who reported she was curacy, it is the sole responsibility attacked by her neighbor’s dog on Summer Street. No report- for drug, gun charges of the concerned party to contact ed injuries. An of cer reported the relevant police department and he spoke with the neighbor have the department issue a no- ITEM STAFF REPORT prison and six years of a rearm with an obliter- viction for a crime punish- about the matter and docu- supervised release after ated serial number, and able by more than a year tice of correction to the Daily Item. mented the incident. BOSTON — Two Lynn pleading guilty to heroin possession of rearms in in prison, Carlos Lopez men were sentenced in Corrections or clarications will not and marijuana possession furtherance of drug traf- was banned from having Complaints federal court Monday on be made without express notice of with intent to distribute, cking crimes. a rearm or ammunition drug and rearms charges change from the arresting police A caller at 8:36 p.m. Sunday being a felon in possession Prosecutors said Carlos in his possession, prosecu- department. stemming from a Novem- stated there were two youths ber 2017 incident. of rearms and ammu- Lopez possessed and in- tors said. in Marjoram Park who may Both men, Carlos Lopez nition, and possession of tended to distribute hero- On the same date, pros- LYNN have been lighting a re and/ aka “C-Lo,” 31, and Dio- rearms in furtherance of in and marijuana while he ecutors said Dionis Lopez or drinking. Dispatched of - nis Lopez aka “Kuku,” 29, drug traf cking crimes. was in possession of two possessed and intended Arrests cers reported the parties were were arrested in Septem- Dionis Lopez was sen- rearms -- a Bersa, Model to distribute fentanyl, gone upon arrival. ber 2018 and sentenced to tenced to 63 months in Thunder 380, .380 caliber cocaine and marijuana Jeff Brooks, 42, of 2590 Police received a call at prison and six years of pistol, and a Beretta Mod- while in possession of a Kingston Road, Kingston, was lengthy prison terms by 3:55 p.m. Sunday from a U.S. Senior District Court supervised release after el Px4, 9mm pistol with Glock, Model 27, .40 cal- arrested and charged with resident who reported people drinking in public at 7:49 p.m. Judge Douglas P. Wood- pleading guilty to fentan- various rounds of 9mm iber pistol with an oblit- were trespassing on the rocks lock on Monday. yl, cocaine and marijuana ammunition -- on Nov. 14, erated serial number and Monday. behind her house on Wharf Bryam Valdez, 31, of 119 Carlos Lopez was sen- possession with intent to 2017. a Glock, Model 19, 9mm Street. Dispatched of cers re- tenced to 123 months in distribute, possession of Due to a previous con- pistol. Lewis St., was arrested and ported it was a father and son charged with disturbing the shing at the edge of the water peace at 12:47 a.m. Tuesday. on the rocks. They were moved along. Accidents A report of a motor vehicle PEABODY crash with personal injury at 12:28 p.m. Monday at 360 Accidents Lynn eld St. A report of a motor vehicle Police received a report of crash at 2:39 p.m. Monday at a motor vehicle accident at 207 Walnut St.; at 9:41 p.m. 4:02 p.m. Monday on Andover Monday at South and Summer Street. streets. A report of a motor vehicle Complaints hit and run crash at 3:12 a.m. Police received a parking Tuesday at Hanover and Whit- complaint at 2:18 p.m. Mon- tier streets. day on Littles Lane; A report of an unwanted person at 10:50 Assaults a.m. Monday on Ellsworth A report of an assault at Road. 7:03 p.m. Monday at Zion’s Baptist Church at 4 Adams St. Fraud Extension. Police received a report of unemployment fraud at 4:36 Breaking And Entering p.m. Monday on Bartholomew A report of a breaking and Street; at 4:11 p.m. Monday entering at 8:18 p.m. Monday on Newbury Street; at 1:01 at 78 Jefferson St. p.m. Monday on Endicott Street; A report of check fraud Overdose at 10:40 a.m. Monday on Cross Street. PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS A report of an opiate over- dose at 5:18 p.m. Monday at SAUGUS Clifftina Johnson (back, left), Tafara Williams’ mother, cries as her daughter, Sasha Williams, Dee’s Corner at 37 Essex St. sings during a press conference outside city hall in Waukegan, Ill., Tuesday. Accidents Theft A woman came into the A report of a larceny at 3:27 station at 3:17 p.m. Monday Woman injured in police shooting p.m. Monday at 8 New Park St. to report her car had been damaged while it was parked Vandalism at Applebee’s Restaurant on says cops let boyfriend die A report of vandalism at Broadway. The woman did not 3:01 p.m. Monday at 34 Tudor have any information on the her car in front of her of the car. I had my hands Three days ago, Wil- St.; at 8:17 p.m. Monday at suspect’s vehicle and was By Don Babwin, Ed home with Stinnette, who up, and I couldn’t move liams told protesters in 176 Washington St. advised to contact her car’s White and Teresa insurance. Crawford also was Black, smoking because I had been shot.” a telephone call from ASSOCIATED PRESS a cigarette. She said she She said that she could her hospital bed that she MARBLEHEAD Complaints did not want to smoke hear Stinnette breathing would continue to ght WAUKEGAN, Ill. — A near their young child. and begged the police to for justice on Stinnette’s Accidents Police received a report at woman who was shot by She said a white of cer take him to the hospital behalf. “He didn’t deserve 10:30 p.m. Monday of cars police last week in subur- pulled up and started to rst because he had re- it, and they waited for him A caller reported a minor ac- drag racing on the Salem ban Chicago said Tuesday question her, telling Stin- cently had surgery, but to die,” she said Saturday cident on Pleasant St. involv- Turnpike. A dispatched of cer that of cers did nothing nette that she knew him her pleas were ignored. on a call that a crowd of ing a 2016 Ford and a 2004 could not locate the described more than cover her boy- from when he was in jail. “They laid Marcellis on protesters heard after her Volvo at 11:09 a.m. No inju- vehicles. friend with a blanket af- She said after she and the ground and covered mother put a megaphone ries were reported. A caller at 9:42 p.m. Mon- ter he was shot and left Stinnette both raised him with a blanket while to her cellphone. day reported there was a male him on the ground to die. their hands to show the he was still breathing,” The press brie ng comes Complaints party, possibly intoxicated, Tafara Williams, 20, of cer that they were un- she said. “I know he was exactly one week after spoke to reporters during A caller reported an active who had been walking up and armed, she pulled away still alive and they took the shooting. Police have a Zoom call from her hos- burglary at her residence at down the aisles of Walgreens slowly. She said the of - that away from me.” said the vehicle driven by pital bed as she described 12:37 p.m, in which a man on Broadway before going into cer did not follow her but One of the attorneys Williams, with Stinnette the Oct. 20 shooting in in a hoodie appeared to be at the bathroom and locking the that a short time later it representing Williams in the passenger’s seat, her front door holding some door. Of cers were dispatched Waukegan that killed seemed to her that anoth- and Stinnette’s family, ed a traf c stop conduct- sort of credit card. Police dis- for more information. 19-year-old Marcellis er of cer was “waiting for Antonio Romanucci, said ed by a white of cer. They covered that the man was Police received a call from Stinnette. us.” there was only one rea- said that a short time lat- actually a landscaper leaving a homeowner at 7:40 p.m. “They allowed him to “There was a crash and son why the of cer pulled er, another of cer, who is his business card at the res- Monday who reported there die,” Williams said. “They I lost control. The of cer up behind Williams and Hispanic, approached the idence. was a male party walking on wanted us to bleed out on was shooting at us. The Stinnette in the rst vehicle, he opened re out his property on Wendell Street. the ground.” car ended up slamming place. of fear for his own safety Fraud The party was gone prior to of- In detailing what hap- into a building. I kept “He pro led these peo- when the vehicle moved cer arrival. pened for the rst time, screaming, ‘I don’t have a ple because of the color of in reverse toward him. No A report of unemployment Williams, who is Black, gun.’ But they kept shoot- their skin. That was their weapon was found in the fraud at 9:24 a.m. Monday; at Fraud said she was sitting in ing. He told me to get out crime,” he said. vehicle. 9:26 a.m. Monday; at 10:12 a.m. Monday; at 11:09 a.m. A man walked into the sta- Monday; at 11:27 a.m. Mon- tion at 4:54 p.m. Monday to day; at 11:34 a.m. Monday; at report a fraudulent account Voters in some states unable to 11:57 a.m. Monday; at 12:46 had been opened under his p.m. Monday; at 1:22 p.m. name with National Grid. A re- Monday; at 1:35 p.m. Mon- port was taken. cast early ballots in person day; at 1:39 p.m. Monday; at Police received a walk-in re- 2:10 p.m. Monday; at 4:16 port at 3:39 p.m. Monday from By Summer shorter, which she said is of cials are struggling to the pandemic. For the gen- p.m. Monday; at 4:39 p.m. a man who stated he received Ballentine especially important during retro t the state’s absen- eral election, the state is Monday; at 5:56 p.m. Mon- an unemployment claim email ASSOCIATED PRESS the pandemic. tee ballot system, which offering absentee voting to day; at 11:07 p.m. Monday. from his workplace when he “A lot of people could do it wasn’t designed for such a anyone who feels at risk COLUMBIA, Mo. — With had not led any claims. A re- easier,” she said. “It would deluge of requests. She said from COVID-19, as well as coronavirus cases spreading port was taken. thin out the lines (and) keep the state should have given early in-person voting to NAHANT rapidly across her state, Sa- A woman came into the sta- the spread of the COVID voters the chance to cast a try to hold down crowds on mantha Allen laments that tion at 1:33 p.m. monday to down.” ballot early in person. Election Day. So far, at least Arrests Missouri does not allow vot- report a fraudulent unemploy- Connecticut this year “There’s no question, if we 530,000 Kentucky voters Ikhide Ojeite, 34, of Lynn, ment claim had been opened ers to cast their ballots in person before Election Day. gave every voter the option had early voting, if we could have cast their ballots in was arrested Sunday on at her workplace. A report was to cast an absentee ballot have started the damn pro- person. charges of operating under taken. More than 21 million voters across the U.S. have by mail or drop it off before cess two weeks ago, then Under a temporary intoxication and unlicensed Election Day. Interest has we wouldn’t have swamped change to state law in New operation of a motor vehicle. Theft taken advantage of ear- ly in-person voting amid been so great that it has people. It wouldn’t even be Hampshire, anyone con- overwhelmed municipal a question,” she said. “It cerned about the virus can Accidents Loss Prevention from Macy’s record-breaking early at Square One Mall reported turnout, according to As- clerks, who had processed doesn’t need to be pandem- vote by absentee ballot, ei- Police received a report of at 6:47 p.m. Monday that a sociated Press elections about 674,000 absentee ic-related. It’s just the right ther by mail or by dropping a motor vehicle accident at male party and female party research. But that option ballot requests by mid-Oc- thing to do.” it off. 11:42 a.m. Monday on Willow had left the store without pay- isn’t available in Connecti- tober, compared to fewer Adopting early in-per- Neil Levesque, executive Road. No injuries were report- ing for merchandise. An of cer cut, Mississippi, Missouri than 130,000 that were son voting permanently in director of the New Hamp- ed. was dispatched for more infor- or New Hampshire, which cast in Connecticut during Connecticut would require shire Institute of Politics at Police received a report of mation. has stirred worries about the entire 2016 presiden- a change to the state con- Saint Anselm College, said a motor vehicle accident at Police received a report long lines and big crowds tial race. Most say they stitution. But states can small towns probably don’t 1:02 p.m. Sunday on Emerald at 4:05 p.m. Monday of a on Election Day with the have been able to keep up also take temporary actions have the money to sup- Road. past shoplifting incident at threat of COVID-19 loom- because they hired more during emergencies. port early in-person voting, Police received a report of a Victoria’s Secret on Broad- ing large, particularly in staff. That’s what happened in which he said is rarely dis- motor vehicle accident at 1:03 way in which over $2,000 in Missouri. Carol Rizzolo, an indepen- Kentucky, where the Dem- cussed in the state’s politi- a.m. Sunday on Nahant Road. merchandise was stolen. An Allen, a 55-year-old Re- dent 64-year-old Connecti- ocratic governor and Re- cal circles. of cer was dispatched for a publican, said spreading cut voter and co-founder of publican secretary of state “I think a lot of people rec- Animal Control report. out voting over a long pe- an initiative called SafeVo- struck an agreement to ognize that Election Day is riod would keep the lines teCT, said local elections make it safer to vote during Election Day,” he said. A6 THE DAILY ITEM WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 28, 2020 Baker: Surge in new virus cases NAACP condemns driven by people under 30 removal of police

BOSTON (AP) — The of Public Health report- critic as chaplain recent surge in con rmed ed more than 1,000 new coronavirus cases in Mas- con rmed coronavirus SPRINGFIELD (AP) — statement Monday, accord- sachusetts is being driv- cases for the fourth con- The removal of a frequent ing to The Boston Globe. en in large part by an secutive day on Tuesday, critic of the Spring eld A federal report in July increase among younger as the 7-day rolling aver- police as a department found that Spring eld people, Gov. Charlie Bak- age of the positivity rate chaplain was an effort to narcotics of cers often er said Tuesday. and daily new cases in the suppress his criticism, ac- used excessive force with Whereas 15 percent of state continued to rise. cording to the NAACP. no repercussions. new cases in April were The state reported 1,025 Bishop Talbert W. Swan Swan, an American prel- among people under age new con rmed cases and II, president of the Great- ate of the Church of God 30, now 37 percent of the seven deaths Tuesday. er Spring eld NAACP, in Christ, has called for new con rmed cases are The 7-day rolling aver- was dropped as a volun- Spring eld Police Com- people in that age group, age of the positivity rate PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS teer chaplain last week missioner Cheryl Clap- the Republican governor in Massachusetts has now after 10 years. prood’s resignation. said at a news conference Runners wear masks out of concern for the risen over the past two “His termination signals Spring eld police spokes- at which he urged people coronavirus while jogging along a sidewalk, weeks from 0.95 percent to communities of color man Ryan Walsh told to stop partying. Tuesday, in Boston. on Oct. 12 to more than that the police are willing Masslive.com last week “According to our most 1.5 percent on Monday, ac- to use unlawful measures that Swan was not let go be- recent data, about 300 peo- cording to the Johns Hop- an indoor party. on the state’s decision last to maintain power and cause of his criticism. “Bish- ple per day under 30 have kins University Center for “To keep case rates week to close indoor skat- control over the narra- op Swan had not attended a contracted COVID-19, Systems Science and En- down, and help us not ing rinks for two weeks in tive around policing,” the meeting or taken part in the have tested positive for only keep people healthy, response to an increase gineering. it, with about 38,000 peo- The 7-day rolling aver- NAACP’s New England program in at least three but also ensure that our in cases linked to youth Area Conference said in a years,” Walsh said. ple in this age group di- hospitals continue to have hockey games. age of daily new cases in agnosed since March,” he the capacity they need to He blamed the closures Massachusetts has also said. serve their patients, our on “irresponsible” parents risen over the past two More than half the new young people need to be and coaches who didn’t co- weeks from more than 600 cases have been traced serious about dealing with operate with state contact on Oct. 12 to more than to social gatherings and COVID,” he said. tracers, including some 1,041 on Monday, accord- household transmission, Baker also urged peo- who refused to supply ing to Johns Hopkins. and there have been more ple to limit Thanksgiving team rosters. The number of people in reports of indoor parties gatherings to members of “Youth hockey needs to the state’s hospitals with as the weather has turned the same household, or if make some changes,” he the disease rose to 567, up cooler, Baker said. He re- mixing households, limit said. from 550 the previous day. minded people that out- the number of guests to as VIRUS BY The number of patients in door trick-or-treating on few as possible. THE NUMBERS intensive care rose to 109 Halloween is safer than He also shed new light The state Department from 105.

AP FILE PHOTO Population of North Atlantic Transportation Security Administration per- sonnel and travelers observe COVID-19 trans- mission prevention protocols at John F. Ken- nedy International Airport in the Queens right whales dips again, to 366 borough of New York.

PORTLAND, Maine (AP) — The population NY discourages of North Atlantic right whales, an endangered species that has been traveling to the focus of conservation efforts for decades, has dipped to less than 370, Massachusetts, of cials said. The whale numbers at only 366, the National adds CA to advisory Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration said Mon- By Marina as a joint effort this sum- day in an estimate that Villeneuve mer with Connecticut and reects the population as ASSOCIATED PRESS New Jersey. of January 2019. The pre- Massachusetts is the vious estimate, which re- ALBANY, N.Y. — New latest of New York’s neigh- ected January 2018, was York’s governor on Tues- bors to exceed the thresh- 412. day urged residents to old, joining New Jersey, The whales have strug- avoid nonessential trav- Connecticut and Pennsyl- gled with poor reproduc- el to neighboring Mas- AP FILE PHOTO vania. Massachusetts’ av- tion and high mortali- sachusetts, and added erage has reached 15.1. ty over the last decade, A North Atlantic right whale feeds on the surface of Cape Cod bay off California to the state’s But New York is not especially the past few the coast of Plymouth, Mass. COVID-19 advisory list. adding neighboring states years. They’re vulnera- Residents from states to its of cial advisory list. ble to ship collisions and ed. A NOAA team is work- the drop in population The population of North on New York’s list must Gov. Andrew Cuomo is in- entanglement in shing ing on a plan designed to Monday. Erica Fuller, an Atlantic right whales was self-quarantine for 14 stead urging New Yorkers gear. reduce the risk the whales attorney with Conserva- devastated during the days. to avoid traveling to the The population was more face due to shing gear. tion Law Foundation, said commercial whaling era. Only seven states, in- states for now, and says Conservation groups “the outlook is grim if we It has been a federally pro- than 480 in 2011, the Port- cluding New York, have it’s not practical to enforce sounded the alarm about do not act today.” tected species since 1972. land Press Herald report- reported an average of quarantine rules given fewer than 10 new cases the region’s interconnect- per 100,000 residents over ed nature. Supreme Court ruling spurs the past seven days. New York has averaged The rest of the nation 8.9 new cases per 100,000 exceeds that threshold residents over the last and quali es for inclu- 7 days, according to the Wisconsin to get early votes in sion on New York’s travel state’s online data dash- advisory, which started board. By Scott Bauer Ben Wikler, who chairs federal lawsuit that more It’s not clear if the rul- ASSOCIATED PRESS the Wisconsin Democratic time should be allotted ing will bene t one side Party, which has been ad- for ballots to arrive by or the other in Wisconsin, 5th former MADISON, Wis. — Dem- vocating absentee voting mail and be counted be- which President Donald ocrats and Republicans in more aggressively than cause of the challenges Trump won by fewer than eBay employee the battleground state of Republicans. posed by the coronavirus 23,000 votes in 2016, said Wisconsin were pushing But the message is the pandemic. Republicans Barry Burden, a Univer- Tuesday to get 320,000 same for Republicans who countered that voters had sity of Wisconsin-Madi- pleads guilty in outstanding absentee bal- decided to mail in their plenty of options to vote son political science pro- lots returned by the close ballots amid a surge in on time and that the rules fessor and the director of of polls on Election Day, coronavirus cases in Wis- shouldn’t be changed so the Elections Research harassment scheme after the U.S. Supreme consin. close to the election. The Project. Court refused to extend “If you do it absentee, do Supreme Court, in a 5-3 Trump was campaign- BOSTON (AP) — A en charged in the case to the deadline to receive it now, do it quickly,” said decision Monday along ing in Wisconsin on Tues- former supervisor of plead guilty. and count ballots as Dem- Andrew Hitt, chairman of ideological lines, af rmed day and his Democratic security operations for The harassment cam- ocrats had wanted. the Wisconsin Republican an appellate court ruling challenger Joe Biden was eBay Inc.’s European paign targeting the Natick “This is an all-hands- Party. that had blocked the ex- scheduled to visit the state and Asian offices plead- couple started in August on-deck nal push,” said Democrats argued in a tended count. on Friday. ed guilty Tuesday to his 2019 and included three role in a cyberstalking distinct parts, prosecutors campaign that includ- said. ed having live spiders One part included dis- Rhode Island reports daily COVID-19 and other disturbing turbing deliveries to the deliveries sent to a Mas- couple’s home, including a sachusetts couple who preserved fetal pig and a positivity rate of 3.6 percent published an online book on surviving the loss newsletter critical of the of a spouse. The second PROVIDENCE, R.I. weeks from nearly 1.8 per- the state’s hospitals with classes started Tuesday. online auction site. phase included private (AP) — The Rhode Island cent on Oct. 12 to 3 per- the coronavirus was 168 The Catholic school in Philip Cooke, 55, of San Twitter messages and Department of Health on cent on Monday, according as of Sunday, the most a Facebook post said the Jose, California, a former public tweets criticizing Tuesday reported 288 new to the Johns Hopkins Uni- recent date for which the Rhode Island Department police captain, pleaded the newsletter’s content, con rmed cases of the versity Center for Systems information was available, of Health informed the guilty to conspiracy to the posting of their home coronavirus and four more Science and Engineering. up slightly from Satur- administration Monday commit cyberstalking address, and threats to virus-related deaths from The 7-day rolling av- day’s revised gure of 167. morning that a teacher and conspiracy to tamper visit the victims, authori- the previous day. erage of daily new cases Fourteen patients are in had tested positive for the with witnesses, according ties said. The positive cases from in Rhode Island has also intensive care. disease. to a statement from fed- The third phase involved Monday were out of more risen over the past two REMOTE CLASSES That teacher, as well as eral prosecutors in Bos- surveillance, which the than 8,000 tests, a daily weeks from almost 202 on A Rhode Island high other faculty members ton. He is scheduled to be victims spotted and re- positivity rate of 3.6 per- Oct. 12 to more than 382 school has moved to re- they had contact with, sentenced Feb. 24. Each ported to local police, who cent. The state also add- on Monday, according to mote-learning for the have been required to charge carries a maximum started the investigation, ed 133 con rmed cases to Johns Hopkins gures. week after a teacher test- quarantine, the school of ve years in prison. prosecutors said. previous days totals. Rhode Island has now ed positive for COVID-19, said. His attorney declined to The defendants then The 7-day rolling aver- had almost 31,500 known the school said in a state- In-school classes were comment when reached allegedly tried to stymie age of the positivity rate cases of the disease and ment. canceled for the week “out by The Associated Press. that investigation, includ- in Rhode Island has now 1,188 deaths. La Salle Academy in of an abundance of cau- He is the fth former ing deleting digital evi- risen over the past two The number of people in Providence said remote tion,” the school said. eBay employee out of sev- dence, prosecutors said. WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 28, 2020 THE DAILY ITEM A7 Gulf Coast braces, again, for hurricane as Zeta takes aim By Rebecca Santana and two hurricanes: Lau- she said, standing outside and ra, blamed for at least 27 a New Orleans hotel. Stacey Plaisance Louisiana deaths after Hurricane warnings ASSOCIATED PRESS it struck in August, and went up from the central Delta, which exacerbat- Louisiana coast to the Ala- NEW ORLEANS — Res- bama state line. Louisiana idents of the storm-pum- ed Laura’s damage in the meled Gulf Coast steeled same area weeks later. Gov. John Bel Edwards themselves for yet anoth- This time, Zeta — with declared an emergency er tropical weather strike 65 mph winds and cen- ahead of the storm. And Tuesday after Zeta raked tered 485 miles south of commercial shermen be- across the Yucatan Penin- the Mississippi River’s gan a familiar hurricane sula on a track that fore- mouth — was on a track preparation ritual. casters said would likely for southeast Louisi- “We’re getting pretty bring it ashore south of ana. Its approach frayed good at it for doing it ve New Orleans as a hurri- nerves in New Orleans, times this season so far,” cane. where thousands of evacu- said Robert Campo as Tropical Storm Zeta, ees left homeless by Laura he readied his marina at the 27th named storm of are sheltered in hotels. Shell Beach for the storm. a very busy Atlantic hur- “It really is scary, and The routine includes re- ricane season, headed I don’t know what to do,” moving gas pumps used for a Wednesday evening said Yolanda Lockett, to fuel boats, loading fro- landfall and was expect- who evacuated her Lake zen bait onto old school ed to bring another round Charles apartment — now buses that have been con- PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS of high water and strong a rain-soaked, moldy mess verted into mobile freez- wind to a state that al- — ahead of Laura at the er units and tying down Clouds gather over Playa Gaviota Azul as Tropical Storm Zeta approaches ready this year has been end of August. “I’m phys- trash cans to keep them Cancun, Mexico. hit by two tropical storms ically and mentally tired,” from oating off. Philadelphia victim’s kin: We sought ambulance, not police

By Claudia Lauer Monday night and Tues- ASSOCIATED PRESS day morning, with three people being cited for fail- PHILADELPHIA — The ing to disperse and about family of a Black man who a dozen being charged was killed under more with assault of an of cer. than a dozen police- red Police had previously said rounds in a shooting in 30 of cers were injured in Philadelphia that was the unrest, most of them caught on video had called hit with thrown objects for an ambulance to get like bricks and the most him help with a mental seriously with a broken health crisis, not for police leg. intervention, their lawyer PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS Of cers said they found said Tuesday. Wallace holding a knife Fire ghter Raymond Vasquez battles the Silverado Fire in Irvine, Calif. Additionally, Walter and ordered him to drop Wallace’s wife is preg- the weapon several times. nant and is scheduled Wallace advanced toward to have labor induced in the of cers, who red Wind are a risk as California res coming days, the lawyer, several times, said Of - Shaka Johnson, told re- cer Tanya Little, a police porters from the steps spokesperson. of a family home. Wal- keep tens of thousands away In the video, a woman lace’s father planned a statement later Tuesday, and at least one man fol- low Wallace, trying to get By Christopher National Weather Service. Blue Ridge Fire, sent peo- The gusts were so strong Johnson said. Weber and Southern California Edi- ple eeing from the Yorba Monday that they toppled Chief Police Inspector him to listen to of cers, as he briskly walks across Olga Rodriguez son reported to regulators Linda area. More than several semi-trucks on Frank Vanore said earli- ASSOCIATED PRESS that it was investigating 90,000 people were under highways and forced re- er at a news conference the street and between cars. The woman, identi- whether its equipment evacuation orders. ghters to ground their that police had received a LOS ANGELES — might have sparked the One home was dam- aircraft, though they got call Monday about a man ed by family members as Crews tried to beat back Wallace’s mother, screams Silverado Fire near the aged and crews protected back up by late afternoon screaming and that he two out-of-control wild- city of Irvine. With utili- hundreds more as winds and were expected to y was armed with a knife. and throws something at res in Southern Califor- an of cer after her son ty equipment blamed for pushed ames down ridg- Tuesday. The two of cers each nia on Tuesday that have several destructive res in es toward neighborhoods. Two re ghters, one 26 red at least seven rounds is shot and falls to the kept tens of thousands of ground. recent years, Edison was There was little contain- and the other, 31, were — at least 14 total shots people out of their homes among the utilities in Cal- ment of the res. critically injured while — but could not say how The video does not even as another round of make it clear whether ifornia that deliberately Forecasts call for Santa battling the larger blaze many times Wallace, 27, dangerous re weather cut power to customers to Ana winds to keep blow- near Irvine, according to was struck. he was in fact holding a raises the risk for ames knife, but witnesses said prevent equipment from ing over much of Southern the county’s Fire Authori- Wallace’s father, Walter erupting across the state. he was. being knocked down or hit California, with some of ty, which didn’t provide de- Wallace Sr., earlier told Fierce winds that drove Wallace was hit in the with debris in the winds the strongest gusts howl- tails on how the injuries oc- The Philadelphia Inquirer twin res through brushy shoulder and chest, Po- and sparking wild res. ing through Orange Coun- curred. They each suffered that his son was on medi- hills near cities in Orange lice Of cer said. One of Irvine residents had to ty, where the major blazes second- and third-degree cation and struggled with County a day earlier were the of cers drove him to evacuate after a re broke are. The winds were ex- burns over large portions his mental health. expected to pick back up, out early Monday, while pected to be lighter than of their bodies and were “Why didn’t they use a a hospital, where he was pronounced dead a short although not to the earlier later and a few miles a day earlier and die down getting help breathing at a Taser?” he asked. extremes, according to the away, another blaze, the by nighttime. hospital, of cials said. The of cers had not been time later, she said. interviewed as of Tuesday No of cers or bystanders afternoon, Police Commis- were injured in the initial sioner Danielle Outlaw confrontation, Little said. 1-year sentence for angry fan who said. They and their rac- Both were wearing body es have not been publicly cameras and were taken identi ed. Neither of cer off street duty during the had a Taser or similar de- investigation. made football game threat vice, with Outlaw saying Hundreds of people lower end of sentencing the department has pre- took to the streets in west By Andrew viously asked for funding Philadelphia into the wee Welsh-Huggins guidelines. But in the end ASSOCIATED PRESS to equip more of cers with hours of Tuesday, with Marbley went even lower, noting that, “Some type those devices. interactions between pro- COLUMBUS, Ohio — A of psychological or psy- Wallace was shot before testers and police turn- California man’s threats chic imbalance may have 4 p.m. Monday in an epi- ing violent at times, the to harm college football animated this kind of be- sode lmed by a bystand- Inquirer reported. Video players because they beat havior.” Rippy will receive er and posted on social showed many yelling at his favored team epito- credit for the 10 months media. Witnesses com- of cers and crying. mized “fandom spiraled he’s spent in jail since his plained that police red Dozens of protesters out of control,” something excessive shots. gathered at a nearby park that can’t be ignored in January arrest. Police arrested at least and chanted “Black lives the age of mass shootings, Rippy’s mental health 91 people during unrest matter.” a federal judge said Tues- issues coupled with “some day as he handed down a totally unrelated frus- trations” led him to lash sentence of one year and a AP FILE PHOTO day over the 2018 threats. out the day he made the Daniel Rippy, of Liver- Michigan quarterback Shea Patterson throws threats, said his attorney, more, California, a Mich- a pass against Ohio State during an NCAA col- federal public defender igan native and Universi- lege football game in Columbus, Ohio. Soumyajit Dutta. ty of Michigan fan, used What Rippy needs most Hook Elementary School he made the threats and Facebook Messenger to are “resources for both threaten a shooting at in 2012 as he lectured promised it would never mental health treatment Ohio State University Rippy on the seriousness happen again. As part of and for an ability for him during its annual game of the threats against col- an argument for a lesser to get back on his feet,” against Michigan, and lege athletes just playing sentence, Rippy and his Dutta said before sentenc- vowed to hurt players a game. “It’s college com- lawyer emphasized that ing. on the football team and petition. That’s all it is,” once he’s out of prison, he An indictment unsealed then-head coach Urban Marbley said. has a placement at a tran- late last year in federal Meyer, authorities said. What Rippy “epitizmies sitional housing center in court in Columbus ac- Federal Judge Algenon is fandom spiraled out of California for men recent- cused Rippy of “electron- Marbley had harsh words control,” Marbley said. ly released from incarcer- ic communication” threat for Rippy during Tues- The judge added: “We ation. from California during day’s sentencing done have to take this seriously “I really didn’t mean the game between Ohio via video conference be- because it happens.” for any of this. I feel re- State and the Universi- PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS cause of the coronavirus The 29-year-old Rippy, ally bad about it. I would ty of Michigan on Nov. pandemic. Marbley ref- being held in jail in Co- never, ever do any act like 24, 2018. The game was People clean up debris after a protest in Phil- erenced the mass shoot- lumbus, apologized sever- this,” Rippy said. played in Columbus that adelphia over the death of Walter Wallace, a ings at Columbine High al times, saying he’d been Prosecutors asked for a year, and Ohio State won Black man who was killed by police. School in 1999 and Sandy having “a bad day” when 15-month sentence, on the 62-39. A8 WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 28, 2020 LOOK! International Animation Day, National Chocolate Day, Statue of Liberty Dedication Day

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By Elyse Carmosino 18 years to truck 4,500 a real good year.” ITEM STAFF pumpkins over 2,400 For Saugus’ younger miles cross-country to generations in particular, SAUGUS — Despite Massachusetts each fall. the patch has always been its later-than-usual start According to the patch’s a regular part of Hallow- date, The Pumpkin Patch media manager, Bob Da- een festivities and some- at First Congregational vis, the original Oct. 3 thing to look forward to, Church in Saugus center delivery date was pushed with Spencer adding that is enjoying a wildly suc- back a week after Spencer families often come for cessful season. received word from Pump- the sole purpose of taking Organizer and church kins USA that they would photos with their children. treasurer Carl Spencer be unable to make it in “I come here every year,” said that in just a few time due to unspecified said Bella DeLuca, 14, as short weeks of operation, pandemic delays. she browsed the selection the patch has managed Despite the fact his sell- Tuesday with her father, to sell more than 2,000 ing season was shortened Gino. “It’s in the middle pumpkins since opening from its usual five weeks of everything, and a lot of for business Oct. 10. to a mere three this Octo- kids live near here.” “It’s nice to see all the ber (church coordinators Kids aren’t the only ones people in town come in also decided to set up a enjoying the patch, how- with their kids and grand- week later than usual this ever. kids,” Spencer said. “The year), Spencer said the “Every day, people kids really get excited patch has seen incredible comment that they’re about it.” success. glad that we opened up The pumpkins — which “Percentage-wise, for the this year. It just brings ITEM PHOTO | OLIVIA FALCIGNO are sold to benefit both number of days, we’re go- a sense of normalcy to From left, Marcelline Carfagna, 7, and her sister, Leela, 4, pick out pump- the church and the Navajo ing to be surpassing last this time,” Spencer said. kins at the Saugus Pumpkin Patch on Tuesday afternoon in Saugus. Reservation in New Mex- year,” he said, attributing “People look forward to ico where they’re grown the high number of sales it.” be available for purchase from the people who visit said. “The church truly — are supplied by Pump- to people being especial- Pumpkins of all shapes, every day from 10 a.m. to and buy the pumpkins, enjoys providing the com- kins USA, an organization ly eager to get out of the sizes, and colors will be 6 p.m. to the volunteers who munity with pumpkins that has worked alongside house and celebrate some- displayed on the church “We very much appreci- unloaded the trucks and and hosting this great fall the church for the last thing fun. “I think it’s been lawn until Oct. 31 and will ate the support this year, (help sell them),” Spencer event.” Blowin’ in the wind: Lost interviews hold new Dylan insights By William J. Kole ASSOCIATED PRESS For nearly half a centu- ry, they were blowin’ in the wind: lost interviews that contained surprising new insights about cele- brated singer-songwriter Bob Dylan. Transcripts of the 1971 interviews with the late American blues artist Tony Glover — and FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS letters the two friends From left, Neil Young, John Fogerty and Phil Collins are among several musicians who are ob- exchanged — have sur- jecting to their songs being used at President Donald Trump’s campaign rallies. faced at a Boston auction house. They reveal that Dylan had anti-Semitism on his mind when he FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS Stop the music! Chorus of changed his name and wrote “Lay Lady Lay” for Musician Bob Dylan singer and actress Bar- appears in London on bra Streisand. April 27, 1965. artists tell Trump to tune it down Some of the 37 typed pages contain handwrit- anthems of the ‘60s, was By Andrew Dalton more than a century, and Few have objected as hit with Creedence Clear- ten notes in Dylan’s own born Robert Zimmer- ASSOCIATED PRESS American artists have adamantly as Young. The water Revival, whose con- scrawl, said R.R. Auction, man in Duluth, Minne- been objecting at least fiercely opinionated rock demnation of privileged which is selling Glover’s sota. And his rambling LOS ANGELES — From since 1984, when Bruce Hall-of-Famer is the rare children of rich men who trove of Dylan archives. chats with Glover help the beloved opening Springsteen denied the musician who has gone did not serve in Vietnam “My work is a moving explain the name change. lines of Leonard Co- use of “Born in the U.S.A.” beyond demands and filed sounds like a tailor-made thing,” Dylan scribbled A March 22, 1971, hen’s “Hallelujah” to the to the Ronald Reagan a lawsuit over the repeat- slam of Trump. in one spot. Elsewhere, conversation began with rousing, children’s-choir reelection campaign. ed use of his songs. “I find it confusing that he used a blue marker to Dylan joking: “I mean it conclusion of the Rolling But this year, the issue “Imagine what it feels the president has chosen strike through passages wouldn’t’ve worked if I’d Stones’ “You Can’t Always has reached an unprece- like to hear ‘Rockin’ in to use my song for his po- he evidently didn’t like. changed the name to Bob Get What You Want,” Pres- dented saturation point, the Free World’ after this litical rallies, when in fact “In many cases, the Levy. Or Bob Neuwirth. ident Donald Trump’s indicative of a wide cul- President speaks, like it it seems like he is prob- deletions are more telling Or Bob Doughnut.” campaign rallies have tural divide between the is his theme song,” Young ably the fortunate son,” than the additions,” said But in handwritten ad- been filled with classic president and his sup- wrote on his website in Fogerty said in a video on Bobby Livingston, the ditions, the tone became songs whose authors and porters, and overwhelm- July. “I did not write it Facebook in September. auction house’s executive more serious as Dylan their heirs loudly reject ingly left-leaning musi- for that.” He was more fiery after vice president. discussed his Jewish him and his politics. cians, who virtually never That feeling that they’ve he kept hearing it played. Dylan, 79, was close identity. “A lot of people It’s become a sub-cycle make the same demands been drafted onto Team “He is using my words friends with Glover, who are under the impression in the endless campaign of Democratic candidates. Trump clearly fuels many and my voice to portray a died last year. The two that Jews are just money cycle. The Trump cam- “I’ve been covering artists’ anger. message that I do not en- men broke into music on lenders and merchants. A paign can hardly play a this beat for probably 20 “Their music is their dorse,” Fogerty said in an the same Minneapolis cof- lot of people think that all song without the artist years, and this is prob- identity,” Kaufman said. Oct. 16 tweet announcing feehouse scene. Glover’s Jews are like that. Well denouncing its use and ably as stark a division “It’s important to them a cease-and-desist order. widow, Cynthia Nadler, they used to be cause sending a cease-and-de- I’ve seen as far as artists to not appear as though That the president’s put the documents up for that’s all that was open to sist letter. Neil Young, not wanting a politician they are tacitly endorsing rallies are potential auction, with online bid- them. That’s all they were John Fogerty, Phil to use their songs,” said Trump.” spreaders of the coro- ding to start Nov. 12 and allowed to do,” he wrote. Collins, Panic! At The Billboard contributor Gil Other artists have been navirus may be adding run through Nov. 19. In the interviews, Dylan Disco and the estates of Kaufman, who has been more befuddled than angry intensity to artists’ desire The reclusive Dylan, also recalled when he Leonard Cohen, Tom covering the convergence about the playing of songs not to have their music who won the Nobel prize famously “went electric” Petty and Prince are of music and politics for whose themes are the ex- contribute. for literature in 2016 at the 1965 Newport Folk just a few of those who the record trade magazine act opposite of the messag- “It’s not a great look for after giving the world Festival in Rhode Island, have objected. during the campaign. es Trump is sending. the artists, if their music “Blowin’ in the Wind,” where folk purists in the Campaigns have been “The choice is so stark for Fogerty said he was is aligned with some- “Like a Rolling Stone,” crowd booed him. “Yeah, turning popular songs a lot of voters, and it is for baffled by Trump’s use of thing seen as unsafe,” “The Times They Are it was a strange night,” into theme songs for musicians too.” “Fortunate Son,” his 1969 Kaufman said. a-Changin’” and other he said. 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against St. Joseph’s Prep SCHOOL ROUNDUP at Newton Commonwealth By Mike Alongi Golf Course. ITEM SPORTS EDITOR GOLF Salem 39.5, The St. Mary’s golf team Bishop Fenwick 32.5 got right back into the win Ethan Doyle had another column Tuesday afternoon, huge match for the Witches notching a 193-79 win over Tuesday, shooting a score Catholic Central League foe of 2-under for the second Matignon at Hillview Golf straight day to win his Course in North Reading. match 8-1. Doyle made sev- With the win, the Spartans en pars and two birdies in have now won three of their his win. last four matches. Other winners for Salem Aidan Emmerich was the were Joe Parr (5.5-3.5), star of the day for St. Mary’s, Brady Tremblay (6.5-2.5) shooting a score of 2-under and Jon Wasserman (6-3). 34 to earn 40 points. Other Salem (4-6) hosts Saugus top performers for the Spar- Wednesday (3:30) at Olde tans were Peter Pagliuca Salem Greens. (32 points), Luke Smith (30 Fenwick (12-3) will com- points), Sean Mathers (29 pete in the Catholic Cen- points), Andrew Luciano (24 tral League Championship points), Brendan Zollo (20 Tuesday morning (8) at Hill- points) and Shea Newhall view Golf Course. (18 points). St. Mary’s (5-9) is back in ROUNDUP, B2 action Wednesday afternoon (2:45) with a road matchup

ITEM PHOTO | OLIVIA FALCIGNO Veronica Ortega carries the ball down the eld during the Sachems’ matchup with Gloucester Tuesday at Newell Stadium. Saugus can’t capitalize on chances in loss to Gloucester By Mike Alongi “We possessed the ball ers, Maddie Femino, Ve- despite a number of ITEM SPORTS EDITOR for most of the game, ronica Ortega and Sara scoring opportunities, but our shot selection Rovcanin all played well the Sachems couldn’t GLOUCESTER — just wasn’t good,” said in the loss. find a way to get the The Saugus girls soccer Saugus coach Chris “We had a number of team came out swinging ball past Gloucester Coviello. “We got a cou- freshmen play well to- goalkeeper Aleena Dort. Tuesday afternoon on ple shots on goal, but night, which is always But on the other end, it the road against North- we didn’t really test a great sign for the fu- eastern Conference foe (Gloucester’s) goalkeep- ture,” said Coviello. only took one opportuni- Gloucester, but the Sa- er. It was just one of Saugus dominated ty for Gloucester to take advantage. chems simply couldn’t those games where we possession from the very ITEM PHOTO | OLIVIA FALCIGNO find the back of the net couldn’t get anything start of the game, con- in a 1-0 loss to the Fish- going.” trolling the pace in the SAUGUS, B2 Aidan Emmerich helped lead the St. Mary’s golf ermen at Newell Stadi- For Saugus, Madison offensive zone for much team to a win Tuesday, shooting a 2-under 34 at um. Goyetche, Juliana Pow- of the first quarter. But Hillview Golf Course in North Reading Par 3 Contest out at Masters, ‘College GameDay’ in By Doug Ferguson ‘College GameDay’ at Au- The Par 3 Contest dates ASSOCIATED PRESS gusta National to intro- to 1960 and is a big part of duce the tournament to a the tradition at Augusta The Par 3 Contest is out new audience and provide National, mainly the jinx at the spectator-free Mas- even more anticipation that no one has ever won ters in November. and excitement to the the Par 3 and the Masters ESPN’s “College event,” Augusta Nation- in the same year. GameDay” is in. al Chairman Fred Ridley “We know that experi- Augusta National an- said. ence could not have been nounced Tuesday more It helps that ESPN is a replicated without guests changes to a Masters broadcast partner of the and patrons at Augusta tournament that will be Masters and will televise National,” Ridley said. COURTESY PHOTO unlike any of the previ- the opening two rounds. So much about this Mas- ous 83. The most unusual The coverage typical- ters is different because of Saugus’ World Series Park has started a GoFundMe page to help support of all is ESPN’s popular ly begins on Wednesday the COVID-19 pandemic, the fundraiser to install lights at the ballpark. college football pregame with the Par 3 Contest, a which shut down golf on show taking place on a showcase of past champi- March 13 and led Augus- stage that overlooks Ike’s ons and current players ta National to postpone GoFundMe created to light Pond and the ninth green before an enormous gal- the Masters until Nov. 12- of the Par 3 course. lery that rarely lacks for 15, without spectators for “When exploring ways big roars, such as the time the  rst time. up World Series Park to showcase a fall Mas- Jack Nicklaus had his ters, we were drawn to grandson play a shot and MASTERS, B2 World Series Park in So far, $10,000 has been for the youth of Saugus. the concept of hosting he made a hole-in-one. Saugus plans to have lights raised toward the $100,000 “We want to complete installed in the spring of goal. Those who donate the picture with lights, 2021. This would complete $100 or more will have still being  nanced by the the park, allowing it to their name included on World Series Park Com- offer night games, to nev- the permanent World Se- mittee,” Davis added. “As a er stop games because of ries Park Lighting Fund result of the increased cost darkness and the exibili- plaque that will be in- ty of rescheduling rainouts. stalled on the third base of the lighting equipment, Most of the funds need- dugout. Donations can be we need to raise addition- ed for this project will made in memory or in hon- al funds. We hope that the be available next year. A or of others. new technology of GoFund- fundraising effort will be “This being our sixteenth Me Charity will allow peo- conducted over the next six season, we have been able ple to make donations eas- months to raise addition- to save our pennies over ier. We thank everyone for al, needed funds. To assist the past  fteen years, as their past and hopefully fu- in making this happen, well as pledges for more ture generous donations.” World Series Park has set funds, to now be able  - To donate to the World up a GoFundMe Charity nancially to afford lights,” Series Park Lighting Fund account. People can donate said World Series Park su- by mail, checks should be by going to the World Se- perintendent Bob Davis. ries Park website: world- “Through the generosity made payable to World Se- seriespark.net and click of a lot of people and busi- ries Park and sent to: World Series Park, 8 Holden Ave., on GoFundMe. Donations nesses, World Series Park FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS can still be made by mail, has  nanced everything Saugus, MA 01906. Please and all donations are tax we have in creating this indicate that the donation Dustin Johnson and son Tatum stand on the ninth green during the deductible.  rst-class baseball facility is for the Lighting Fund. 2019 par-3 golf tournament at the Masters in Augusta, Ga. B2 SPORTS THE DAILY ITEM WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 28, 2020

HIGH SCHOOL SCHEDULE WEDNESDAY Saugus at Peabody (4) Saugus can’t capitalize on Girls Soccer Volleyball St. Mary’s at Cardinal Spellman (3) St. Mary’s at St. Joseph’s Prep (5) Lynnfield at Triton (3:45) Bishop Fenwick at Matignon (5:30) St. Joseph’s Prep at Bishop Fenwick chances in loss to Gloucester Golf (4) St. Mary’s at Archbishop Williams SAUGUS Boys Soccer (2:30) From B1 Triton at Lynnfield (5) Gloucester at Peabody (3:30) St. Mary’s at Cardinal Spellman (5) Cross Country Following a slight break- St. Joseph’s Prep at Bishop Fenwick North Reading at Lynnfield (4) down in the mid eld area, (6) FRIDAY Gloucester’s Darcy Muller Golf Girls Soccer was able to take control of St. Mary’s at St. Joseph’s Prep Saugus at Peabody (4) the ball just behind the de- (2:45) Swampscott at Salem (4) fense and re a shot into the Swampscott at Danvers (3) Boys Soccer back of the net to give the Cross Country Peabody at Saugus (4) Fishermen a 1-0 lead with Salem Academy at Bishop Fenwick Salem at Swampscott (4) 4:38 left to play. (4) St. John’s Prep at Xaverian (5) “Things just broke down THURSDAY Field Hockey and we didn’t pressure the Field Hockey Saugus at Masconomet (3:30) ball well enough,” Coviello St. Mary’s at Bishop Fenwick (4) Pentucket at Lynnfield (3:45) said of the play that led to the goal. “We really didn’t make too many mistakes TV/RADIO out there tonight on the de- Baseball fensive end, but you have to 8 p.m...... World Series: Tampa Bay vs. Los Angeles ...... Fox credit Gloucester with be- College golf ing able to take advantage 3 p.m...... East Lake Cup ...... Golf Horse racing of the opportunity we gave 1 p.m...... America’s Day at the Races ...... FS2 them.” Men’s soccer Saugus continued to get 7 p.m...... Champions: group stage ...... CBSSN chances throughout the MLS: New York at New England ... NBCSB; WBZ-FM 98.5 7:30 p.m...... MLS: Atlanta at Orlando City ...... FS1 game, but nothing came to 9 p.m...... Champions: group stage ...... CBSSN fruition. Veronica Ortega 10 p.m...... MLS: LA Galaxy at Portland ...... ESPN got a breakaway opportuni- Women’s college volleyball ty that was turned away by 7 p.m...... Georgia at Tennessee ...... ESPNU 9 p.m...... Kentucky at Missouri ...... ESPNU Dort midway through the second quarter. Jess Car- ter had a direct kick that NFL Dort stepped in front of in AMERICAN CONFERENCE NATIONAL CONFERENCE the third quarter, and the East East W L T Pct PF PA W L T Pct PF PA Sachems came close on yet Buffalo 5 2 0 .714 174 178 Philadelphia 2 4 1 .357 163 196 another opportunity in the Miami 3 3 0 .500 160 113 Dallas 2 5 0 .285 176 243 fourth. Each time, Saugus NE 2 4 0 .333 115 143 Washington 2 5 0 .285 133 165 N.Y. Jets 0 7 0 .000 85 203 N.Y. Giants 1 6 0 .142 122 174 came up empty. South South “We just have to chalk W L T Pct PF PA W L T Pct PF PA Tennessee 5 1 0 .833 188 153 Tampa Bay 5 2 0 .714 222 142 it up to a rough night and Indianapolis 4 2 0 .666 157 115 NO 4 2 0 .666 180 174 move on,” said Coviello. “We Houston 1 6 0 .142 166 217 Carolina 3 4 0 .428 162 168 played some really good de- Jacksonville 1 6 0 .142 154 220 Atlanta 1 6 0 .142 184 207 North North fense tonight and our ball W L T Pct PF PA W L T Pct PF PA possession was great, now Pittsburgh 6 0 0 1.000 183 118 Green Bay 5 1 0 .833 197 159 Baltimore 5 1 0 .833 179 104 Chicago 5 2 0 .714 138 140 we just have to nd a way to Cleveland 5 2 0 .714 200 221 Detroit 3 3 0 .500 156 165 put the ball in the net.” ITEM PHOTO | OLIVIA FALCIGNO Cincinnati 1 5 1 .214 163 194 Minnesota 1 5 0 .166 155 192 Saugus (1-1) is set to trav- West West Saugus’ Juliana Powers winds up to give the ball a boot down eld Tues- W L T Pct PF PA W L T Pct PF PA el to Peabody for a game Fri- Kansas City 6 1 0 .857 218 143 Seattle 5 1 0 .833 203 172 day afternoon (4). day during a game against Gloucester at Newell Stadium. Las Vegas 3 3 0 .500 171 197 Arizona 5 2 0 .714 203 146 Denver 2 4 0 .333 116 153 L.A. Rams 5 2 0 .714 176 124 LAC 2 4 0 .333 149 154 San Fran 4 3 0 .571 181 136 Monday’s Games Pittsburgh at Baltimore, 1 p.m. Par 3 Contest out, ‘College GameDay’ L.A. Rams 24, Chicago 10 Minnesota at Green Bay, 1 p.m. Thursday, Oct. 29 L.A. Chargers at Denver, 4:05 p.m. Atlanta at Carolina, 8:20 p.m. New Orleans at Chicago, 4:25 p.m. Sunday, Nov. 1 San Francisco at Seattle, 4:25 p.m. in at different Masters Tournament Tennessee at Cincinnati, 1 p.m. Dallas at Philadelphia, 8:20 p.m. N.Y. Jets at Kansas City, 1 p.m. travels to a college stadi- “Any time ‘College before the CBS coverage L.A. Rams at Miami, 1 p.m. Open: Houston, Jacksonville, Arizona, MASTERS Indianapolis at Detroit, 1 p.m. Washington From B1 um that features a mar- GameDay’ travels to a starts of the third round. New England at Buffalo, 1 p.m. Monday, Nov. 2 quee matchup — Alabama new destination it’s spe- One tradition won’t Las Vegas at Cleveland, 1 p.m. Tampa Bay at N.Y. Giants, 8:15 p.m. Because of the fall date has hosted it the most cial, and the opportunity change. The Masters said and shorter daylight times since it began in to be on the grounds of Au- six-time champion Jack WORLD SERIES hours, the club said the 1993 — though it has gone gusta National Golf Club Nicklaus and three-time weekday rounds would be off campus. during the Masters is ex- champion Gary Player will Los Angeles Dodgers 3, les Dodgers (Gonsolin 2-2), 8:08 played in threesomes off The most notable was traordinary,” said Jimmy hit the ceremonial rst tee p.m. in 2017 when “College Pitaro, chairman of ESPN Tampa Bay 2 the rst and 10th tees in shot. Starting times have GameDay” was held in and Sports Content. At Arlington, Texas WEDNESDAY morning and afternoon not been announced, but (All Games on Fox) Times Square. It also was Because of the pandem- x-Tampa Bay vs. Los Angeles Dodg- waves. The eld remains they will be early. held on the USS San Di- ic, no spectators have been TUESDAY ers, 8:09 p.m. set at 96 players who were The club already has an- Tampa Bay (Snell 4-2) vs. Los Ange- x-if necessary ego in 2012 as part of a on site for the program. eligible in April. Those salute to veterans. For the Masters, players nounced that those who who have quali ed since ESPN said host Rece are allowed to bring a bought tickets through TODAY IN SPORTS then, such as PGA Tour Davis will be joined at Au- spouse or family member, Augusta National will be Oct. 28 passes for six. winners Daniel Berger gusta National by analyst while Augusta National able to shop for merchan- and Jim Herman, will not dise online (two purchas- 1939 — Kansas State’s 1990 — Jennifer Capriati, Kirk Herbstreit, former members also are allowed play until 2021. es). It also has a free email homecoming contest against 14, beats Zina Garrison in Heisman Trophy winner on the grounds. Nebraska is the second col- “College GameDay” will Desmond Howard and for- The ESPN show on Sat- newsletter from the Mas- three sets to capture the certainly get a venue un- mer Georgia star David urday will be from 9 a.m. ters that it will send to all lege football game ever tele- Puerto Rico Open and vised, following the Ford- like any other. It typically Pollack, among others. to noon, ending an hour fans. become the youngest player ham-Waynesburg contest in to qualify for the Virginia New York earlier this fall. The Cornhuskers spoil home- Slims Championship. Big Blue boys soccer powers past Danvers coming with a 25-9 triumph 1993 — Ron Francis in Manhattan, Kan., before a becomes the 38th NHL play- ROUNDUP St. Mary’s 1, day’s victory over conference juste and Tuttle continued limited Nebraska ETV audi- er to score 1,000 points From B1 Bishop Stang 1 rival BC High. their battle for the second ence in the surrounding with a goal in the Pittsburgh Yirsy Queliz scored with Halfway through the con- spot. In the end, Tuttle was just eight minutes to play test, the outcome was still just able to nip Cajuste for area. Penguins’ 7-3 loss to the BOYS SOCCER Swampscott 5, in the game to force a draw in doubt with BC High’s the silver by less than one 1950 — Nevada punter Pat Quebec Nordiques. Brady boots an NCAA record Danvers 1 Tuesday. The Spartans (1- Gemsley Cajuste battling second. 2006 — Oregon State capi- 4-2) go up against Bishop with the Prep’s George Ni- 99-yard punt in a 34-7 loss Fernando Barranco and Two Prep sophomores, talizes on four turnovers to Fenwick Thursday (4) at kolakopoulos and Charlie Paul Lovett and Marco to Loyola Marymount. Vincent Palmer scored two upset the Trojans 33-31, Donaldson Stadium. Tuttle for the top spot. Just Bussone, were then able to 1962 — New York Giants goals each for the Big Blue, BOYS CROSS behind the lead group, BC break up the BC High pack quarterback Y.A. Title passes snapping USC’s 27-game while John Freddrickson scored one goal. COUNTRY High had a tightly packed and give the Prep a hard for 505 yards and seven Pac-10 winning streak. 2006 — Atlanta defeats Buf- Swampscott returns to St. John’s Prep 25, group of four runners that fought victory by the score touchdowns, and Del Schof- BC High 31 were keeping the score very 25 to 31. falo 5-4 in a shootout, end- the eld Friday (4) when it ner catches 11 passes for hosts Salem at Blocksidge The Eagles locked up at close. With a mile to go, Ni- St. John’s Prep (3-0) will 269 yards and a touchdown ing the Sabres’ season-open- Field. least a share of the Catholic kolakopoulos pulled away host Catholic Memorial in a 49-34 victory over the ing winning streak at 10. FIELD HOCKEY Conference title with Tues- by several yards while Ca- Wednesday (4). Washington Redskins. 2010 — Caroline Wozniacki 1973 — Gail Goodrich wraps up the year-end No. 1 scores 49 points and Elmore ranking after rallying to beat Smith sets an NBA record Francesca Schiavone 3-6, Tom Brady ourishing while with 17 blocked shots as 6-1, 6-1 at the WTA Champi- the Los Angeles Lakers beat Portland 111-98. onships. 1973 — With jockey Eddie 2012 — Serena Williams Belichick, Patriots ounder Maple substituting for sus- beats Maria Sharapova 6-4, pended Ron Turcotte, Secre- 6-3 to win the WTA Champi- tariat concludes his racing onships for the third time By Barry Wilner scored 222 points, top- halfway point in the year. the system better, ev- career with a victory in the and finish the year with ASSOCIATED PRESS ping the league, even We’ve got a lot of football erything that we change ahead of the defending left. We’re going to need each week,” said Bucs Canadian International another title. Williams ends Tom Brady accounted Championship Stakes at champion Chiefs. Tam- everybody, and we’re go- coach Bruce Arians, who the year with a 59-4 record. for five touchdowns in pa is 5-2 and Brady is ing to need everybody’s Woodbine in Toronto. Since her first-round loss at a profitable trip to Las is getting the kind of 1978 — Joe Delaney rushes a huge reason for that best. And we’re going to nonpareil contributions the French Open, she is Vegas. The coach he left mark — for his arm, for expect everybody’s best, for 299 yards and four from Brady that Beli- 31-1, winning Wimbledon, behind in New England his leadership, for his and we’re going to try to touchdowns to lead North- chick profited from for the Olympic gold medal and led his team to six points guile. meet the challenge every western Louisiana to a and a third straight loss. two decades. the U.S. Open. For all of the traits that week.” 28-18 triumph over Nicholls For those who accept “There’s such good 2016 — Russell Westbrook have made him the most As for meeting the State. the premise that the successful quarterback challenge, in his last five communication of what 1989 — Tony Alford of Colo- has 51 points and a tri- six-time Super Bowl in the Super Bowl era. games Brady has 15 TD we’re trying to get done, rado State rushes for 310 ple-double and scores the champion quarterback Expecting Brady to passes and one intercep- where the ball should be yards on 28 carries to break winning points in the Oklaho- left the Patriots to prove offer much insight into tion. In a new town, a going versus each cover- a Western Athletic Confer- ma City Thunder’s 113-110 elsewhere that he was his performances, par- different uniform, with age. It’s just total growth ence record and scores the backbone to that dy- overtime victory over the ticularly in the midst of a whole new set of team- in the offense.” three touchdowns as Colora- nasty, well, he’s doing mates — and during a Phoenix Suns. It’s the first a season, is like, well, While dreams of a run do State beat Utah 50-10. precisely that for Tampa expecting the same coronavirus pandemic 50-point triple-double since deep into the postsea- 1989 — Central State crush- Bay. from Belichick. Ask the that basically stripped Kareem Abdul-Jabbar had es Lane 101-0. Lane con- Meanwhile, Bill Beli- 43-year-old quarterback teams of organized son flow through Bucs cedes with 11:26 to play in one in 1975. Westbrook fin- chick’s current Patriots about what he did, and in-person workouts for Nation, the atmosphere the fourth quarter. Quarter- ishes with 13 rebounds and are adding credence to you get: months. in New England is a tad back Henderson Mosley runs 10 assists and took a that theory. “We’re 5-2, in a decent “I think it’s knowing darker. For now, call it for three touchdowns and career-high 44 shots. The Buccaneers have place, not quite at the the guys better, knowing flopping in Foxborough. WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 28, 2020 THE DAILY ITEM B3 NATION Barrett sworn in as Supreme Court’s ninth justice By Mark Sherman in 1991 at age 43. ASSOCIATED PRESS Other election-related issues are pending at the WASHINGTON — Amy high court, which next Coney Barrett was for- week also will hear a clash mally sworn in Tuesday of LGBTQ rights and reli- as the Supreme Court’s gious freedoms. The fate of ninth justice, her oath ad- the Affordable Care Act is ministered in private by on the agenda on Nov. 10, Chief Justice John Rob- and Trump himself last erts. Her rst votes on the week reiterated his opposi- court could include two tion to the Obama-era law. big topics affecting the “I hope they end it,” he said man who appointed her. in an interview with CBS The court is weighing a News’ “60 Minutes.” plea from President Don- On Friday, Barrett, the ald Trump to prevent the most open opponent of Manhattan district attor- abortion rights to join the PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS ney from acquiring his court in decades, also could Democratic presidential candidate former Vice President Joe Biden greets Rep. Cedric Rich- tax returns. It is also con- be called upon to weigh in mond, D-La., left, as he arrives at Columbus Airport in Columbus, Ga. sidering appeals from the on Mississippi’s 15-week Trump campaign and Re- abortion ban. The state is publicans to shorten the appealing lower court rul- deadline for receiving and ings invalidating the ban. Biden goes on offense in Georgia counting absentee ballots Abortion opponents in in the battleground states Pittsburgh also are chal- By Will Weissert, dential nominee planned more paths to 270 elector- trip of the year. of North Carolina and lenging a so-called bubble Alexandra Jaffe and to travel to Iowa, which al college votes. Trump is Why was Biden spend- Pennsylvania. zone that prevents protest- Aamer Madhani Trump took by 10 points countering by focusing on ing precious time in Geor- Northeastern Pennsyl- ers from getting too close to ASSOCIATED PRESS in 2016, later in the the Democrats’ “blue wall” gia? vania’s Luzerne County abortion clinics. WARM SPRINGS, Ga. week. His running mate, states that he ipped in “If this was the Geor- led legal papers at the The court put off act- — One week until Elec- California Sen. Kama- 2016 and maintaining a gia of 2008, 2012, I think court Tuesday arguing ing on both cases before tion Day, Joe Biden went la Harris, is hitting Ar- far busier travel schedule there’s no way we would that Barrett should not Barrett joined the court, on offense Tuesday, head- izona and Texas, where that will take him to more have seen a Biden come take part in the Pennsyl- without offering any ex- vania case. It’s not clear if ing to Georgia, which Republicans haven’t lost of the country. this late,” said Nsé Ufot, planation in the Mis- she will vote in the pend- hasn’t backed a Democrat any statewide of ce since He was traveling to the chief executive of cer of sissippi case. It ordered ing cases, but she will for president since 1992 1994 — the nation’s lon- Michigan capital of Lan- the New Georgia Project, Pittsburgh to le a re- make that call. and pushing into other gest political winning sing and visiting West which aims to increase sponse to the appeal led Barrett was con rmed territory where President streak. Salem, Wisconsin, just voter registration, espe- by the protesters, who Monday by the Senate in Donald Trump was once The aggressive schedule three days after holding cially among young people call themselves sidewalk a 52-48 virtual party line expected to easily repeat is a sign of con dence by a rally in the state. First and minorities. “It’s a loud counselors. vote. She is expected to his wins from four years the Biden team, which is lady Melania Trump was signal and acknowledg- It’s not clear that the begin work as a justice ago. trying to stretch the elec- on the road, too, making ment of Georgia as a bat- public will know how on Tuesday after taking The Democratic presi- toral map and open up her rst solo campaign tleground state.” Barrett voted in the two the second of two oaths abortion cases because required of judges by fed- the court typically doesn’t eral law. No justice has make the vote counts pub- Trump sees voting chaos that does not exist assumed of ce so close to lic when it is considering a presidential election or whether to grant full re- and discrepancies with By Calvin Woodward immediately confronted view to cases. ASSOCIATED PRESS Mail In Ballots all over issues so directly tied to Barrett is joining the the USA. Must have nal WASHINGTON — See- the incumbent president’s court at an unusual mo- total on November 3rd.” — political and personal for- ment. The justices are ing chaos where others tweet Monday. don’t, President Donald tunes. meeting remotely by THE FACTS: No, the Barrett declined to com- telephone because of the Trump is falsely assert- catastrophe Trump has ing that voting by mail mit to Democratic de- coronavirus pandemic, warned darkly about for is proving to be rife with mands that she step aside both for their private con- months in mail-in voting problems across the coun- from any cases on contro- ferences and public ar- has not materialized. try. For the most part, the versial topics, including gument sessions, at least There have been spo- surge in early votes has a potential post-election through the end of 2020. radic reports of voters re- been managed smoothly. dispute over the presiden- The public can listen to ceiving mail ballots that Trump also made the tial results. the arguments as they impossible demand that were incorrectly format- At 48, she’s the young- take place, a change also all votes be counted elec- ted and other localized est justice since Clarence resulting from the court’s tion night. That is guaran- hitches in the record ear- AP FILE PHOTO Thomas joined the court response to the pandemic. teed not to happen. Some ly turnout, but the large- Debra Hubbard jumps after voting on the rst states will be counting scale disenfranchisement day of early voting inside the Vote Center at that election experts wor- mailed votes for days and Staples Center sports and entertainment arena ried might happen has many may not have nal in Los Angeles. results that night. It’s all not been seen. part of Trump’s effort to Trump has conspira- The state’s elections offi- mailed ballots. sow distrust in the integ- torially inated local in- cer later said no Wiscon- In short, Trump may rity of the election if he cidents, contending, for sin ballots were in the need supporters to show loses. example, that mail-in bal- lost mail after all. No up in huge numbers on He introduced a new lots lled out for him are one said ballots marked Election Day if not before, twist in his case Tuesday, being dumped in rivers or for Trump were thrown and his baseless allega- encouraging people who creeks. This is a fabrica- out in the incident. tions of early-voting ir- have already cast ballots tion. Trump’s motive for chal- regularities are designed for Democrat Joe Biden to Three trays of mail lenging votes by mail is to motivate them to do so change their vote to him. were found by the side plain: Democrats are domi- as well as to portray the Some states allow people of a road and in a ditch nating that segment of vot- result as illegitimate if who voted early to change — not a river or creek ing. Registered Democrats Biden wins. PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS — in Greenville, Wis- have also outnumbered As for his demand for a their ballot if they show President Donald Trump watches as Supreme up Election Day and nulli- consin, in mid-Septem- registered Republicans in “ nal vote total” on elec- Court Justice Clarence Thomas administers the fy their initial vote; many ber. The sheriff initially early voting in person at tion night, that ies in do not. said “several absentee polling places, though the the face of how votes are Constitutional Oath to Amy Coney Barrett on the TRUMP: “Big problems ballots” were in the mix. gap is narrower than with counted and reported. South Lawn of the White House in Washington. Judge: The U.S. can’t replace Trump in accuser’s defamation suit

By Larry Neumeister he raped a woman in a the United States — and Department seeking com- relied solely on written ar- The Associated Press ASSOCIATED PRESS Manhattan department by extension the American ment. guments in the dispute af- does not identify people store in the 1990s, was de- people — should replace The judge ruled that a ter its lawyer was banned who say they have been NEW YORK — Pres- nied Tuesday by a federal Trump as the defendant law protecting federal em- from a Manhattan federal sexually assaulted unless ident Donald Trump’s judge. in a lawsuit led by the ployees from being sued courthouse last week be- they come forward public- request that the United The decision by U.S. Dis- columnist E. Jean Carroll. individually for things cause he had not quaran- ly, as Carroll has done. States replace him as the trict Judge Lewis A. Ka- The government’s law- they do within the scope tined for two weeks after Trump said Carroll was defendant in a defama- plan came after the Justice yers contended that the of their employment didn’t traveling to New York “totally lying” to sell a tion lawsuit, which alleges Department argued that United States could step apply to a president. from a state on a list of memoir and that he’d nev- in as the defendant be- “The President of the those whose coronavirus er met her, though a 1987 cause Trump was forced United States is not an test rates were high. photo showed them and to respond to her lawsuit employee of the Govern- Carroll, a former long- their then-spouses at a to prove he was physically ment within the meaning time advice columnist for social event. He said the and mentally t for the job. of the relevant statutes,” Elle magazine, said in her photo captured a moment A lawyer for Carroll, Ro- Kaplan wrote. “Even if he lawsuit that in the fall when he was standing in berta Kaplan, called it a were such an employee, of 1995 or spring of 1996 a line. clear victory for her client. President Trumps alleged- she and Trump met in a In a statement respond- “The simple truth is that ly defamatory statements chance encounter when ing to the ruling on Tues- President Trump defamed concerning Ms. Carroll they recognized each other day, Carroll said: “When our client because she was would not have been with- at the Bergdorf Goodman I spoke out about what brave enough to reveal in the scope of his employ- store. Donald Trump did to me that he had sexually as- ment.” She said they engaged in in a department store saulted her, and that bru- Lawyers for Carroll had a lighthearted chat about dressing room, I was PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS tal, personal attack cannot written that “only in a trying on a see-through speaking out against an be attributed to the Of ce world gone mad could it lilac gray bodysuit when individual. When Donald E. Jean Carroll, who says President Donald of the President,” Kaplan somehow be presidential, they made their way to a Trump called me a liar Trump raped her in the 1990s, leaves the Daniel said in a statement. not personal, for Trump to dressing room, where she and denied that he had Patrick Moynihan United States Courthouse Messages were left on slander a woman who he said Trump pushed her ever met me, he was not following a hearing in her defamation lawsuit Tuesday for lawyers for sexually assaulted.” against a wall and raped speaking on behalf of the against Trump. Trump and the Justice The Justice Department her. United States.” B4 THE DAILY ITEM WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 28, 2020 COMICS

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Holidate Net ix Original Film! Emma Roberts and Luke Bracey star as single Moonbase 8 strangers who meet and make a pact to be each other’s date for every festive occasion. The Goldbergs: “It’s All About Comptrol” ABC, 8 p.m. Geoff and Erika reevaluate their relationship, while Beverly runs for of ce. The Wall: “Denise and Tisha” NBC, 8 p.m. Two sisters from Milwaukee — bus driver Denise and electrician Tisha — put their technical skills to work on the Wall. Nature: “Australian Bushre Rescue” PBS, 8 p.m. Meet the people rescuing and caring for the animal survivors of Australia’s devastating bush res. Iconic species like koalas, kangaroos and wombats face a series of hurdles to recover from their trauma. America’s Wild Seasons Smithsonian Channel, 8 p.m. Series Finale! In this episode, follow America’s creatures as they soak up the sun, look for mates and ght for sur- vival during a wild summer. Election Stories TCM, beginning at 8 p.m. Catch a Classic! With less than a week to go until our own real-life election, TCM puts a number classic lms about political campaigns and elections on its ballot to- night. The lineup starts with 1964’s The Best Man, which screenwriter Gore Vidal adapted from his own play. It stars Henry Fonda, Cliff Robertson and Lee Tracy (in his nal big screen role, for which he received a Best Supporting Actor Oscar nomina- tion) and follows the political maneuverings behind the nomination of a presidential candidate. After that is The Last Hurrah(1958), directed by John Ford and starring Spencer Tracy as a longtime may- or preparing for another election campaign. Next up is Preston Sturges’ directorial debut, the polit- ical satire TheGreat McGinty(1940), which earned Sturges a Best Original Screenplay Oscar win. Then it’s Robert Redford in Michael Ritchie’s Oscar-win- ning comedy/drama The Candidate(1972), fol- lowed by Best Picture Oscar winner All the King’s Men(1949), which follows the rise and fall of a By Rick Gables forces the astronauts to ques- dustry gives an insider’s view a part of the network’s annu- tion their own mental san- of the blackbox of high fi- ruthless, Huey Long-like (but ctional) politician SHOWTIME will premiere al Countdown to Christmas ity, trust in each other and nance through the eyes of an (portrayed by Best Actor Oscar winner Broderick its new half-hour comedy se- programming event. Laura Crawford). whether or not they’re cut outsider, Harper Stern (Her- Osnes, Aaron Tveit, Krystal ries Moonbase 8 on Sunday, out for space travel. rold), a talented young wom- Paranormal Caught on Camera: Top 100: “Top 40 November 8 at 11 p.m. The Joy Brown, Victoria Clark Countdown” HBO’s new eight-episode an from upstate New York. series stars Emmy® nominee drama series Industry de- The series examines issues and Tom McGowan star. Just Travel Channel, 8 p.m. Fred Armisen, Tim Heideck- before a Christmas blizzard In this special four-hour episode that counts down buts Monday, November 9 of gender, race, class, and er and Golden Globe® and at 10 p.m. The series follows privilege in the workplace as hits, Anna offers a suddenly the top 40 paranormal encounters of all time, Big- Academy Award® nominee stranded mother and son a foot terrorizes three kids in Indiana; poltergeists a group of young graduates these impressionable young John C. Reilly. Set in the iso- competing for a limited num- minds begin to forge their place to stay at her father’s vandalize an antiques store; a eet of UFOs crash- lated desert of Winslow, Ari- es a birthday party; a black-eyed girl lurks in a ber of permanent positions identities within the pres- B&B in rural Connecticut. zona at NASA’s Moon Base at a leading international sure cooker environment and What Anna doesn’t yet know haunted forest; and more. Simulator, the series follows investment bank in London. sensory blitz of Pierpoint & is that Gabriella and James Sistas: “Trying to Say Open” eager astronauts Skip, Rook BET, 9 p.m. Starring Myha’la Herrold, Co’s trading floor, where mer- are, in fact, the Royal Family and their leader Cap as they Marisa Abela, Harry Lawtey, itocracy is promised but hier- Fatima (Crystal Hayslett) and Zac (Devale Ellis) attempt to qualify for their of Galwick. What begins as meet each other after an unfortunate accident. David Jonsson and Nabhaan archy is king. first lunar mission. While a “one night” stay keeps ex- Danni (Mignon Von) gets offended by something Rizwan as “The Graduates” Hallmark Channel will pre- working vigorously to com- and Conor MacNeill, Freya miere its new original movie, tending as Anna and Prince Preston (Trinity Whiteside) says. Andi (KJ Smith) James unexpectedly begin to contemplates a settlement in a legal case. plete their training, a series Mavor, Will Tudor and Ken One Royal Holiday, on Satur- of unexpected circumstances Leung as “Management,” In- day, October 31 at 8 p.m., as fall in love.

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Cresta, Jr. - Director of Public Works, Swampscott Does your company [email protected] COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS (781)-596-8860 need employees? THE TRIAL COURT (Name, email address, phone number of proponent's agent) PROBATE AND FAMILY COURT Docket No. ES20P2630EA During the interim Covid-19 response period, electronic copies of the ENF are INFORMAL PROBATE PUBLICATION NOTICE also being sent to the Conservation Commission and Planning Board of Swampscott, MA (Municipality). Estate of: Arthur Johnson The Secretary of Energy & Environmental Affairs will publish notice of the ENF in Also Known As: the Environmental Monitor, will receive public comments on the project or 20 days, and will then decide, within ten days, if an Environmental Impact Report is Date of Death: July 22, 2020 needed. A site visit and consultation session on the project may also be scheduled. 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By Angela Charlton gling migrants, while Brit- and Jill Lawless ish and French authorities ASSOCIATED PRESS expressed their condolences. Such crossings have be- PARIS — At least four come increasingly common people, including two young in recent years, despite po- children, died Tuesday when litical uproar in Britain and a boat carrying at least stepped-up police efforts to 19 migrants capsized off stop them, but deaths are AP FILE PHOTO France while trying to cross rare. French authorities re- Pope Francis puts on his face mask as he attends an inter-religious ceremony for peace in the Basilica the English Channel to Brit- ported four migrant deaths of Santa Maria in Aracoeli, in Rome Tuesday. ain, French authorities said. in total in small boats cross- Fifteen migrants have ing the Channel in 2019. been saved so far and res- On Tuesday, a sailboat cue and search operations alerted authorities to a mi- ‘We’re working on it:’ Pope’s were still under way, ac- grant boat in distress off cording to the regional the coast of Dunkirk, and administration for the France mobilized ve ves- Nord region. It said in a sels and a Belgian helicopter COVID advisers and the mask statement that the dead nearby to help with the res- were a 5-year-old and an cue, according to the region- By Nicole Win eld said in response to re- Rome. in Western Europe with 8-year-old, an adult wom- al French maritime agency. ASSOCIATED PRESS porters’ questions. “And I Yet the following day, more than 1 million con- an and an adult man, and It had said earlier that 18 hope he will use it in the Francis went maskless rmed virus cases. stressed that the toll so far people were rescued and ROME — Pope Francis’ general audiences, when during his indoor general The Vatican has de- is provisional pending fur- were receiving treatment decision to forgo wearing he is close to the people. audience in the Vatican au- clined to respond to ques- ther searches in the area. in hospitals in Calais and a mask has been noticed, If you’re in an open space, ditorium, including when tions about Francis and Aid groups decried the Dunkirk. The reason for the with some concern, by we know that it’s different. he shook hands with a masks. deaths and called for more different numbers of rescued the commission of Vati- But well, we are working handful of similarly mask- Zampini said the recent government help for strug- migrants was not explained. can experts he appointed on that.” to help chart the Catholic less bishops and leaned in rise in infections in the Church’s path through the Francis has courted to speak privately to each tiny city state have com- coronavirus pandemic and some criticism for declin- one. On Saturday, he met mission members and the the aftermath. ing to wear a mask when with Spanish Prime Min- Vatican as a whole con- The Rev. Augusto Zampi- indoors, even though Vat- ister Pedro Sánchez, who cerned. Thirteen Swiss ni, one of the key members ican regulations call for arrived wearing a mask Guards and a resident of of the pope’s COVID-19 masks indoors and out only to take it off for the the hotel where Francis commission, acknowl- when social distancing audience in the pope’s li- lives have recently tested edged Tuesday that at age cannot be guaranteed. brary. positive. 83 and with part of his While Francis’ lung con- Photos of the maskless “We are very worried,” lung removed after an ill- dition could help explain leaders caused a mild stir Zampini said, noting that ness in his youth, Francis his decision to forego the in Spain over the week- the Vatican has strong would be at high risk for mask, he donned one for end, but the prime minis- regulations about keep- AP FILE PHOTO complications if he were more than two hours last ter’s of ce dismissed it by ing social distancing and to become infected with week when he presided saying the delegation was washing hands within the A French gendarme patrols the beach in Am- COVID-19. over an indoor and out- following Vatican proto- territory. “We have all pro- bleteuse near Calais, northern France.tends an “He has started to use door interreligious prayer col rules. Spain last week tocols in place, but still we inter-religious ceremony for peace in the Basil- the mask now,” Zampini service in downtown became the rst country have cases.” ica of Santa Maria in Aracoeli, in Rome. Belarus leader seeks to punish striking workers, students

KYIV, Ukraine (AP) — ers, nor students, doctors, detained demonstrators walked off the job, thou- Belarus President Alexan- teachers, of cials,” Lu- and arrested activists. sands of students and re- der Lukashenko urged au- kashenko said. “Now is Nevertheless, the protests tirees marched in Minsk, thorities Tuesday to take the moment when every- continued. and some small business action against plant work- one should choose the road On Tuesday Lukashen- owners closed, but most ers and students who par- in their life they would be ko charged that “a terror- state enterprises contin- ticipate in a strike called taking.” ist war” is being waged ued to operate as usual. by the opposition as the Belarus has been rocked against the government “The opposition man- authoritarian leader made by the largest and most “on some fronts,” accusing aged to create separate another attempt to halt sustained protests in Lu- the largely peaceful pro- strike hot spots — at protests of his reelection. kashenko’s 26-year rule. testers of “radicalizing.” some (plants entire) divi- PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS University students left The rallies began after the Tsikhanouskaya, who sions are not operating; Health services members protest calling for a classes to march in rallies Aug. 9 election, which of - ed to Lithuania for fear at others, separate work- general strike and demanding more labor pro- and some factory employ- cials said gave him a land- of her safety, had urged ers are on strike. But the tection on their jobs in Madrid, Spain. ees went on strike Monday slide victory over his widely the nationwide strike if authorities succeeded in after Lukashenko ignored popular challenger, Sviatla- Lukashenko did not re- intimidating and quash- an opposition demand to na Tsikhanouskaya. sign, release political pris- ing the protest at plants,” resign following the bal- She and her supporters oners and stop the police said Alexander Yaroshuk, New protests loom loting that was widely refused to recognize the crackdown. She gave the leader of the Belarusian viewed as rigged. Nearly results, saying the vote go-ahead Sunday night for Congress of Democratic 600 people were detained was riddled with fraud. the strike to begin after Unions, an association of as Europeans tire in the capital of Minsk Since then, thousands police in Minsk and other independent labor unions. and other cities. have taken to the streets cities once again dispersed Police detained 581 Lukashenko told govern- regularly, demanding Lu- demonstrators with stun protesters and strikers of virus restrictions ment of cials that “those kashenko step down. grenades and tear gas. Monday across the coun- By Colleen Barry in Italy, following recent came out to unauthorized Lukashenko, who has Sunday’s rally in Minsk try. Detentions continued and local overnight curfews rallies in violation of the suppressed dissent during was one of the largest in Tuesday, as dozens of hu- Frances D’emilio in metropolises including law should be deprived of more than a quarter-cen- weeks and drew nearly man chains sprung up ASSOCIATED PRESS Naples and Rome. the right to be a student,” tury in power, scoffed at 200,000 people. again in Minsk, and stu- After protests Monday adding that factory work- suggestions of a dialogue The strike on Monday dents continued their ral- MILAN — Protesters night turned violent in the ers who want to continue with the opposition. In- failed to spread wide lies, joined by their profes- set trash bins a re and nancial capital of Milan, working should be “freed” stead, the authorities have enough to halt major sors. The Viasna human police responded with hy- police arrested 28 people. from those who are on used stun grenades, tear state-run plants and fac- rights group said over 30 drant sprays in downtown And in Italy’s industrial strike. gas, water cannons and tories that make up the people were detained in Rome Tuesday night, part northern city of Turin, at “No need to persuade rubber bullets to break up core of the Belarus econo- Minsk, Grodno, Polotsk of a day of public outpour- least 11 were arrested, in- anyone: neither work- the rallies, and they have my. Some factory workers and Smolevichi. ing of anger against vi- cluding two who smashed rus- ghting measures like the window of a Gucci evening shutdowns for boutique and stripped a restaurants and bars and mannequin of its lemon the closures of gyms and yellow trousers. theaters — a sign of grow- All of Europe is grap- ing discontent across Eu- pling with how to halt a rope with renewed corona- fall resurgence of the vi- virus restrictions. rus before its hospitals be- Pedestrians and mo- come overwhelmed again. torists returning home Nightly curfews have from work in Rome were been implemented in taken by surprise when French cities. Schools must protesters, some of them close at 6 p.m. Schools hooded and members of have been closed in North- an extreme-right political ern Ireland and the Czech group, set a re to trash Republic. German of cials bins in Piazza del Popolo, have ordered de-facto overturned parked mo- lockdowns in some areas tor scooters and mopeds near the Austrian border and hurled smoke bombs, and new mask-wearing state TV reported. Police requirements are popping vans unleashed torrents up weekly across the con- PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS of water to disperse them. tinent, including a nation- It was a fth straight wide requirement in Rus- People, most of them pensioners, wave bunches of owers during an opposition rally to protest night of violent protest sia. the of cial presidential election results in Minsk, Belarus. B8 THE DAILY ITEM WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 28, 2020 FOOD A lesson on loving things as they are

By Ben Mims ed as their complement TRIBUNE NEWS SERVICE in avor. I didn’t want to use the pear as a prop A couple weeks ago, I for more assertive ingre- ordered some Pink Pearl dients. Instead, I wanted apples from a restaurant to accentuate this heady in my neighborhood. Af- pear aroma and let other ter I brought the brown ingredients, for once, take bag home and opened it, a back seat to it. however, I noticed the ap- CHOPPED PEAR SALAD ples were a different color, WITH BUTTERMILK DRESSING bigger in size and ... pear- I prefer a rmer-when-ripe, shaped! Because I had less mealy pear for this salad, never seen a Pink Pearl like a Comice or if you can nd apple in real life, I thought them, Warren pears from Frog maybe I had lost my mind Hollow Farms; their texture and when reading the descrip- aroma stand up to the cheese, tion, so I cut into the mys- walnuts and creamy dressing tery pomme to see if it had the best. Try the dressing with- the telltale pink blotches out garlic rst and then add it if of esh I had read about. you think you want it. It gives the Instead, I saw the telltale dressing a Caesar-y feeling that off-white esh of a pear. can compete with the other a- For a couple seconds, my vors of the salad. PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS brain tied itself in a knot. Buttermilk Dressing Chef Sohla El-Waylly prepares Swedish meatballs during a taping of “Stump Sohla,” in New York. After my brain hit “re- 1/2 cup chilled buttermilk set,” I decided to try the 1/3 cup mayonnaise pear anyway to see what I 2 tablespoons fresh lemon was working with. It had juice an intense pear avor and 1 teaspoon dry mustard Let’s play Stump almost pornographic juici- 1 teaspoon Diamond Crystal ness. While I have always kosher salt found pears mealy and 1/8 teaspoon cayenne insipid across the board 1 small garlic clove (optional) regardless of variety or Salad the Foodmeister ripeness — an opinion 8 ounces butter lettuce or lit- ‘NEW YORK (AP) — Mac and was about how long it would take cakes. The recipe for a successful shared by many people I tle gem lettuces (1 to 2 heads), cheese, 18th-century style. A sev- to produce one Bon Appetit video, YouTube channel, he said, is includ- know — that all changed whole leaves separated, washed en-course meal using only ingre- El-Waylly said, given the hurdles ing people in a social conversation after eating this mystery and dried dients from a convenience store. A of working at a large company with that teaches them something new or pear. The restaurant even- 1 ripe, chilled Comice or meal that is literally on re. corporate red tape. helps them feel better about them- tually gave me my apples, Warren pear, about 8 ounces, Four episodes into her new You- Now, she says, “you can just have selves. but I didn’t desire them peeled (optional), cored and cut Tube show, “Stump Sohla,” part of an idea and go with it while you’re But the most important ingredient any longer — I had found into 3/4-inch chunks the expanding “Babish Culinary still excited.” is authenticity — an “it” factor that a new love. 4 ounces Gruyere, Point Reyes Universe” channel, Sohla El-Wayl- Her show is the rst addition into can’t be manufactured, Rea said. It’s The variety of the mys- Toma or another semi- rm, light- ly has yet to be stumped by a food the expanding “Babish Culinary the difference, he said, between You- tery specimen was a ly aged cheese, rind removed Comice, a variety beloved challenge. Universe”, a rebrand of Andrew Tube content and a television cook- and cut into 1/2-inch cubes El-Waylly became a familiar face Rea’s popular “Binging With Babish” ing show where all you see is “this by the French for its in- 1/4 cup toasted walnuts, on YouTube as a standout on Bon channel. Just weeks after it started, beautiful, perfect person making tense aroma. And while roughly chopped Appetit’s test kitchen channel. But “Stump Sohla” is driving an average beautiful, perfect food on their rst I remembered eating 1/4 cup radish or broccoli during the nationwide racial reck- of 2.3 million views per post, and try.” Comice pears in years sprouts oning following the police killing of added 30,000 new subscribers to the And that was what Rea said drove past, I don’t remember 1. Make the buttermilk George Floyd, she was among mem- channel in one day, according to You- him to direct message El-Waylly on them tasting as good as dressing: Place the may- bers of the test kitchen who accused Tube gures. Instagram in June, and ultimately this Pink Pearl change- onnaise in a medium bowl the channel’s owner, Conde Nast, of decide she was the perfect person ling. I set about to see if and, while whisking, slow- “Binging With Babish” started this was a uke specimen ly pour in the buttermilk discriminatory compensation and in February 2006 as a cooking pro- to help him expand his digital food or if I did, indeed, like (this helps avoid lumps). other practices. A Conde Nast repre- gram that recreates meals from pop network. pears after all. Add the lemon juice, mus- sentative said race wasn’t a factor in culture and TV shows (the name “We’ve been waiting for the op- After a taste test of all tard, salt, cayenne and setting pay. pays homage to a “West Wing” char- portunity to nd somebody new for the varieties now at my season with pepper. If El-Waylly departed Bon Appetit in acter). Over 14 years, Rea had a the channel that was a great t for local farmers market and you like, use a microplane August after failed negotiations. slew of viral hits. The Moist Maker, our culture and philosophy of being grocery stores, I found grater to grate in the gar- Her new show is her own, pushing a Thanksgiving leftover sandwich goofballs and having fun while be- that I really just love lic (taste the dressing her to deploy her talent, charm and from “Friends,” put him on the map, ing entertaining and informative, Comice. Bartletts, Boscs without it rst because encyclopedic culinary chops to solve Rea said. The simple Italian pasta and she embodies that and so much and Anjous all have a the garlic will give it a challenges. dish featured in “Chef,” more than more,” Rea said. stronger mealiness than Caesar-like taste). Stir ev- “My creativity comes from being 8.6 million views. And the titular After leaving Bon Appetit, Comice, which I can’t re- erything to combine and put in difcult situations,” El-Wayl- dish from “Ratatouille” is his most- El-Waylly initially announced she ally root for (although I keep chilled until ready to ly said during a break in shooting an viewed video, with more than 24.4 would still create digital and maga- will acquiesce to liking the use. upcoming episode. million watches. zine content for the brand. But last pear avor in all of them). 2. When ready to serve, The series riffs on a game show, “We’re doing everything we can to week she said on Instagram that But when the esh is rm, arrange the lettuce leaves with a spinning wheel that deter- not let the pandemic interrupt our she ended her “relationship” with exceptionally juicy and over a large serving plat- mines which challenge El-Waylly growth,” Rea said. “Because I think the brand. Several of her fellow test wallops me with an aroma ter or plate. Topple the will take on. now more than ever, not only are kitchen colleagues have also left. like the Comice? That I pears and cheese all over In the second episode, in which people turning to YouTube for en- The highly publicized internal tur- can get behind. Now, what the lettuce then season she relies only on items purchased tertainment, but also just for escap- moil at Bon Appetit sent the brand to do with them? lightly with salt and pep- at a bodega to create a tasting menu, ism.” into a tailspin that included a four- Try as I might, I’m not per. Drizzle the salad with El-Waylly pours hot water over po- Since the pandemic stopped life in month absence from its YouTube someone who simply eats 1/4 cup of the dressing, tato chips to rinse off the fat and its tracks in mid-March, the average channel, which it started adding raw fruit for a snack — I then sprinkle the walnuts make a mashed potato-esque puree. daily views of videos with “cook with new content to this month. like them in things. The and sprouts over the top. She expects it to “be gross.” But as me” in the title have increased by When asked if El-Waylly’s exit challenge with cooking Serve with the remaining she tastes it, a look of sheer satisfac- over 100 percent, according to data from Bon Appetit and the void left pears, however, is to nd dressing on the side. tion comes over her face. provided by YouTube. by its hiatus was an impetus for a way to make them shine Make Ahead: The dress- Leaving Bon Appetit for an inde- Earnest Pettie, who leads You- Rea’s expansion of his channel, he on their own and not as a ing will keep in an airtight pendent YouTube channel could be Tube’s global trends research, said said no, adding “that’s not really backdrop to stronger in- container in the refrigera- considered risky, but the payoffs that food trends at the beginning of how YouTube works.” gredients like blue cheese, tor for up to 1 week. were noticeable almost immediate- the pandemic included sourdough “People decide what they want to dark chocolate and car- Distributed by Tribune ly. The three months it took to cre- bread, then Dalgona coffee, Basque watch and who they want to lift up,” amel, which are all tout- Content Agency, LLC. ate the whole “Stump Sohla” series burnt cheesecake and, now, “island” he said. A pumpkin spice celebration for cheesecake lovers

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