MONDAY, JUNE 1, 2020 A helping hand for women in Peabody

By Thor Jourgensen ITEM STAFF PEABODY — More than one in four single mothers raising families in the city live in poverty and The Wom- en’s Fund of Essex County is helping them. The Women’s Fund gath- ered statistics in a 2017 re- port highlighting economic challenges faced by women that, it says, have been wors- ened by coronavirus. “We understand these are extraordinary times,” said Elaine Quinn, advisory board vice president for the group, IN LYNN, A PEACEFUL PROTEST adding, “The Women’s Fund and its donors are honored to help these agencies (that) Demonstrators unite in front of police headquarters are making a vital difference in the lives of women, girls By Gayla Cawley knee onto his neck until he stopped breath- A group gathered in front and families here in Essex ITEM STAFF ing. Floyd had been arrested for allegedly of Lynn Police Headquar- County.” using a counterfeit bill at a store. ters on Saturday, calling for One of 12 grants totaling LYNN — Lynn Police Chief Michael Mageary’s remarks came after a small justice for George Floyd, $100,000 and announced Mageary said Sunday he supports citizens group of people, holding signs that read whose death at the hands Friday by The Women’s Fund who have been exercising their right to “Black Lives Matter,” “No Justice, No Peace,” of police in Minneapolis is going to Citizens Inn. The protest “the unnecessary death of George “I Can’t Breathe,” and “Hands Up, Don’t last week sparked protests Willis Street agency operates Floyd,” saying such conduct sheds a “nega- Shoot,” among others, protested in front of nationwide against police a food pantry and meals pro- tive light on police of cers nationwide.” the Lynn Police Station on Saturday. brutality. gram that saw need among Floyd, who was black, died last week after ITEM PHOTO | SPENSER HASAK its clients increase 400 per- a white Minneapolis police of cer pressed a PROTESTS, A5 cent since coronavirus’ wide- spread late March onset. “The grants are unrestrict- ed. However, in keeping with our mission, we encourage agency recipients to use Swampscott doctor has these funds for the bene t of women and girls wherev- er possible,” said advisory board president Ro French. clear understanding Statistics cited by The Women’s Fund in its report, “Women in Poverty in Essex of communication County: A Call to Action,” stated that 1,318 women in Peabody were single parents By David McLellan make it virtually impossible for those heads of households in 2016 ITEM STAFF with hearing loss to read lips or facial expressions, which can aid them while and 369 of those women lived SWAMPSCOTT — While masks are in poverty. communicating. Other COVID-19 currently considered a necessary safe- mandates, such as socially distancing For the study’s purposes, ty tool against COVID-19, those who the report referenced 2015 by at least six feet, can make things wear them might nd they have a federal Health and Human even harder for those with hearing loss. hard time communicating with people Services’ poverty guidelines “The combination of wearing masks de ning the poverty line for who suffer from hearing loss. and social distancing greatly reduces a family of three as $20,090 But masks that are clear, allowing the loudness and clarity of speech for in 2015. those with hearing loss to see part of everyone, but even more for the hear- “Low income is a result of a speaker’s face, could solve part of the ing impaired,” McCormack said. “Ev- reduced earnings from low- problem. eryday speech becomes muf ed and Swampscott Dr. Joan McCormack is promoting wage jobs, part-time work, According to Dr. Joan McCormack, a dif cult to follow.” the use of clear masks to help communication doctor of audiology at Atlantic Hear- with those with hearing loss. She has ordered unemployment, low pensions DOCTOR, A3 and low social security bene- ing Care Inc. in Swampscott, masks masks for patients and the public. ts,” stated the report. In its 2017 report, The Women’s Fund noted that 54  Commentary: percent of women in Peabody Feedback on Nahant are homeowners. Saugus schools nalize The report also noted that frustrations, A4 low educational attainment in talks disproportionately hurts  D.C. mayor: We have to graduation plans women because of wage dis- be concerned about parity and occupational seg- coronavirus rebound, By Elyse Carmosino observing social distancing safety to delay regation. Statistics cited in ITEM STAFF guidelines. the report indicate 28 per- B3 “(These are) tough times,” said SAUGUS — After a tumultu- cent of women living in Pea- school committee member John body hold a bachelor’s degree  ous spring semester, Saugus High reworks Ukraine’s priests School has nally set a graduation Hatch. “We’re all learning how to or more advanced degree. return to duties with live differently in spite of the pan- By Elyse Carmosino Budget Buddies is anoth- date for July 25. PPE ready. B7 In keeping with the wishes of demic, which is affecting every as- ITEM STAFF er organization sharing The pect of everybody’s life. Women’s Fund grant money. more than 80 percent of the seniors, NAHANT — Town of- “One thing I was pretty strong It works to build nancial  who were polled earlier this month cials are considering Mosques open across on was trying to give these kids as literacy, con dence, and se- on what kind of celebration they’d postponing the date of Saudi Arabia as prefer, town and school of cials say much of a traditional graduation as curity of low-income women restrictions lifted. B7 Nahant’s annual Indepen- and girls. they plan to keep the ceremony as dence Day reworks due traditional as possible while still SAUGUS, A3 “This funding will go such a to COVID-19 concerns. long way as we help to meet The display — typically shot each year from Bai- PEABODY, A3 STEVE KRAUSE ley’s Hill — would be the COMMENTARY latest in a string of can- cellations and postpone- Lynn ments the town has an- State aid delay puts Not exactly that old-time religion nounced in recent weeks stranglehold on Lynn as the summer months schools budget. A3 The rst indication that this mask on. Inside the door was Joe followed by two Xs. It seemed approach. was not my father’s or mother’s O’Connor, a Lynn physical ther- pretty evident. You could sit “We talked about it at Swampscott — or even my — old church came apist, who greeted me and gave between the two lines. You could the last Board of Select- Man injured in as I walked in the front door at me a dab of hand sanitizer. not sit where the Xs were. men meeting,” Barletta boating accident. A6 St. Pius V church in Lynn for the The center aisle was blocked For every bench designated for said. “As of right now, the LOOK! 11:30 a.m. Mass. off with a long table, and ushers worshippers there was one that conversation we had was was not. leaning in the direction of Lynn yoga studio to host There, to greet me, was Andrew were deployed to escort me to my St. Pius is one of the larg- not having reworks on Virtual Block Party. A8 Genovese, one of the religious pew. education coordinators, who I was directed down a side aisle er churches in Lynn, and the the Fourth of July.” Sports had a clicker in his hand so he to a bench up front that was sparseness of the attendees Just because reworks Navigators bring back could count me as one of the 60 marked by two lines of tape — reminded me of the old 6:45 a.m. may not happen on the Marblehead’s Dana for church-goers who showed up. with enough room for someone weekday Mass at Sacred Heart Fourth doesn’t mean they 2020 season. B1 Like everyone else who walked with a generously proportioned through the doors, he had a derriere to sit between them — KRAUSE, A2 NAHANT, A2

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Anthony J. Leo, 90 Mary A. Finigan, 98 Paula Greene Sarcia, 62 1922-2020 1957-2020 AMESBURY — Anthony J. LYNN — Mary Anne (Murray) Paula Greene Sarcia passed of USAF Master Sgt. Rachel L. “Tony” Leo, 90 years old, of Finigan, age 98, of Lynn, died away on Thursday, May 28 at Wagner of Bedford, Jennifer L. Amesbury and formerly of peacefully on Friday, May 29, the Massachusetts Gener- Hubbard and her husband Jo- Lynn, passed away at home 2020, following a brief illness. al Hospital in Boston after a seph A. Hubbard of Seabrook, due to congestive heart fail- She was the loving and devot- brief illness. She was 62 years N.H., Revere Fire ghter Kristo- ure, on Friday, May 29, 2020, ed wife of Edward T. Finigan, of age. pher T. Sarcia and his girlfriend with his loving family by his with whom she shared more Born in Winthrop, she was Alison Weigl of Revere, USAF side. than 66 years of marriage. a lifelong resident of Revere. Staff Sgt. John J. Sarcia of He was born in Boston, Born in Swanlinbar, County She attended Revere schools Hickam Air Force Base, Hawaii. the son of the late John and Cavan, Ireland in 1922, she and was graduate of Revere Adored grandmother to Kaleigh Mary (DiFillipo) Leo. Tony was was the daughter of the late High School, Class of 1975. L., Aiden J. and Brennan J. Hub- the husband of the late Ruth Patrick and Maggie (Dolan) She continued her education bard and Korbin R. and Kens- (Wescott) Leo, who passed Murray. She was raised in enrolling in Marion Court Col- ley S. Wagner. Dear sister of away in 1996 after 42 years of Swanlinbar, immigrated to the lege and graduated in 1977. Patricia F. “Patti” Kane and her marriage. Tony graduated from United States at the age of 15 Paula began her career as a husband Richard I. of Nahant, Lynn Classical High School and has lived in Lynn for more City of Revere employee as a Thomas P. Greene and his wife in 1947. After graduation he than 80 years. Mary graduat- 911 call taker. She rose quick- Noreen of Arlington and the worked at the family business, ed from St. Mary’s Girls High ly within the ranks and was late John J. Greene Jr. Special Post Of ce Bowling Lanes in School in 1942 and later re- promoted to administrative niece to Virginia “Ginger” Tuite Lynn. and two great-grandchildren, ceived her degree from Bur- survived by her brother James assistant. Upon the appoint- of Revere and faithful aunt to He joined the U.S. Army Hailey and Collin Black. He dett College in Boston. Murray and his wife Molly of ment of Christopher Bright Ryan R. Kane of Nahant. She is and was stationed in Germa- also leaves his brother Robert She worked as a claims County Cavan, Ireland; and as Revere re chief, she held also lovingly survived by many ny during the Korean War. He Leo and his wife Jean of Lynn; administrator for Farquhar her many nieces and neph- the position of administrative other nephews, nieces and worked in the drafting depart- his sisters, Teresa LeBlanc and Black Insurance Agency ews. assistant to the re chief until cousins. and Jane Mullins of Salem; ment of General Electric rst for many years. Mary was an Service information: Ad- her untimely passing. Service information: Due his brother-in-law, Kenneth as a draftsman and later as active member of St. Pius V hering to the guidelines of Her passions, following her to the ongoing COVID-19 Wescott and his wife Charlene a manager, retiring after 34 Church since the 1970s and the Commonwealth of Mas- family, were skiing and travel. (coronavirus) pandemic, fu- of Myrtle Beach, S.C.; and years. Along with his brothers a member of the Ladies’ So- sachusetts and the CDC, fu- She also enjoyed camping neral services will be held John and Bob, he owned the several nieces, nephews, and neral services will be private. with the family on many nu- privately. Rather than ow- cousins. He was predeceased dality for many years. She was Post Of ce Bowling Lanes in a former Cub Scout Leader Burial will be held in the St. merous occasions. She and ers, the family sincerely asks Lynn as well as the Metro Bowl by his brother and sister-in- Mary Cemetery, Lynn. Ar- her husband traveled often that you take the time to law, John and Phyllis Leo, for her sons and their friends in Peabody. He also owned rangements entrusted to SO- and widely throughout Europe render an act of kindness sisters and brothers-in-law, and was an active member of Leo’s Super Bowl in Amesbury LIMINE Funeral Homes, Lynn. but also enjoyed the excite- to a deserving person or Josephine and Achille Palm- the Union Hospital Auxiliary. with his son Michael. He was Donations in Mary’s memory ment and beauty of Aruba. organization in memory of ieri, Lucy and Arthur Maren- She was a loving wife, mother a talented bowler appearing She is the beloved wife of the Paula. To send online con- gi, brothers-in-law, Raymond and grandmother and loved may be made to the Breast on Don Gillis’ TV Candlepin late Revere Fire ghter Roger W. dolences, please visit www. LeBlanc and Robert Mullins, spending time with her family. Oncology Program at the Su- Bowling Show 28 times. He Sarcia, who passed on March vertucciosndsmith.com. Fu- brothers-in-law and sisters- In addition to her husband san F. Smith Center for Wom- 28, 2018. Cherished daugh- neral arrangements under won the All State Bowling title in-law, Donald and Mickey Edward, Mary was the loving en’s Cancers at Dana-Farber, in 1964 and he was inducted ter of Helen L. (Olsen) Greene the care and direction of the Wescott, and Edward and mother of James Finigan of 450 Brookline Ave., SW120, of Revere and the late John J. VERTUCCIO & SMITH, Home into the Candlepin Bowling Shirley Wescott. Lynn, Thomas Finigan and his Boston, MA 02215. Online “Jack” Greene. Devoted mother for Funerals, Revere. Hall of Fame in 1999. After Tony was a generous, hum- late wife Duncan Finigan of guestbook for family and his retirement from GE, he ble, caring and kind man who Milton and Maura Carroll and friends to offer condolences continued to bowl, play golf was devoted to his family. He her husband Billy of Swamp- at www.solimine.com. and most importantly, enjoyed was truly one of the nice guys. scott; beloved grandmother of Krause: Not exactly spending precious time with Service information: Ad- Alec, Cavan, Duncan and Will his family. He was a member hering to the guidelines of Finigan and Maggie, Dorothy of the Saugus VFW and a pa- the Commonwealth of Mas- and Patrick Carroll. She is also that old-time religion rishioner at Holy Redeemer sachusetts and the CDC, fu- Parish, Merrimac. neral services will be private. KRAUSE beautiful and almost au- Tony is survived by his loving Burial will be held in the From A1 tumn-like morning, there companion of 20 years, Bar- Pine Grove Cemetery, Lynn. William R. Englemann, 92 was little socializing. bara Marshall; his children, Arrangements entrusted to to which altar boys used When the decision was Susan Black and her husband SOLIMINE Funeral Homes, 1928-2020 to be assigned if they made to limit socializ- Joseph of Westborough, Linda Lynn. In lieu of owers, do- drew the proverbial short ing to 10 people or less, Leo and her husband Don- nations may be made to ANDOVER — William R. En- straw (which happened to thereby making public ald Potter of Otis eld, Maine, Muscular Dystrophy Asso- glemann, age 92, of Andover me more than once in my worship impossible, the and Michael Leo and his wife ciation of Maine, 39 Me- and formerly of Lynn, died on young life, almost always lament was that such Elza of Amesbury. He leaves chanic St. #100, Westbrook, Wednesday, April 22, 2020 in the winter). gatherings are communal. his grandchildren, ME 04092. Online at Mary Immaculate Health- The reverie was almost Bringing people together Joseph Black Jr. and guestbook for fami- care in Lawrence following a rudely shattered when for a common purpose, his wife Kathleen, ly and friends to of- brief illness. He was the lov- the PA system Deacon especially to worship and Christopher Black, fer condolences at ing husband of Doris (Ushay) Jim Hinkle was testing to pray, only strengthens Michael Black and www.solimine.com. Englemann, with whom he shrieked a little too much the bond. Or, to quote Fa- his wife Rosalind, shared more than 66 years of feedback. ther Godfrey, it provides a Tonimarie Black Welch and her marriage. “Nice to see you all,” unifying force. husband Joseph Welch, Bren- Born on March 5, 1928 in Deacon Jim deadpanned. I do not wear my reli- dan Black, and Sara Norris; Miami, Fla., he was the son Sure, Jim. Nice to hear gion on my sleeve. I was of the late William and Ann you. not one of the ones mak- (Fleury) Englemann. He was I’d heard that there ing noise, and lamenting, raised and educated in Brigh- would be no singing the lack of live Sunday ton and graduated from Brigh- — something that was Mass. I can’t even say I Francis J. Kilroy Jr. ton High School. He served in corroborated by a parish- watched the video stream the United States Army during ioner at Star of the Sea St. Pius provided. WWII from 1946-1947 and Zane Cowman and his wife in Marblehead, who said But Sunday, I saw peo- later received his B.A. from Kaitlyn and Christopher Cow- SALEM — Francis J Kilroy that not only was there ple I hadn’t seen in three Valparaiso University in 1952. man; and great-grandfather of Jr., of Salem and formerly of no singing, but no hum- months. The last time I William was a sales repre- Eleanor Nguyen. Lynn, died unexpectedly on ming either — something was in a church we were sentative at Carter’s Ink Com- Service information: Ad- Sunday at his home. He was I thought rather odd. halfway through Lent. We pany in Cambridge and was hering to the guidelines of the beloved husband of Darla Yet, at St. Pius, both the observed Easter — maybe A Kilroy, with whom he shared self-employed as a manufac- the Commonwealth of Mas- the most important holy turing representative for many sachusetts and the CDC, organist and cantor were more than 15 years of mar- in their usual spots. I day in the liturgical cal- riage. years. He was a resident of funeral services will be pri- endar — via live stream. Lynn for more than 55 years vate. Burial will be held in wasn’t quite sure why. Born in Lynn, he was the This was doubly per- First Communions son of the late Francis J. Kilroy prior to moving to Andover. the St. Mary Cemetery, Lynn. would have come and In addition to his wife Do- plexing when Father Sr. and Jean C (Grif n) Kilroy. Arrangements entrusted to gone by now, yet there are ris, William is survived by Godfrey Musabe came out He was raised and educated SOLIMINE Funeral Homes, hundreds of Catholic 7- his son William H. Lynn. Online guest- prior to the service to say in Lynn and was a graduate and 8-year-olds still wait- Englemann and his book for family and that there would not be of Lynn English High School. ing to receive theirs. Ditto wife Phyllis of Lon- friends to offer con- singing, except for “sing- Francis continued his criminal ing within our hearts. We Con rmations, weddings, donderry, N.H.; and dolences at www. can all do that.” funerals and other special justice education at NSCC re- his daughter Chris- solimine.com. ceiving an associates degree, There was music. And observances. tine Englemann and I think the last time I and proceeded to Spring eld her husband John Cowman there was singing, but saw Father Godfrey was College to receive his B.S. of Kennesaw, Ga. He was the only from music director 26.2 miles during a nor’easter when I interviewed him degree in Human Science in storm in Newport, R.I., and en- grandfather of Lauren Nguyen, Pat Caul eld and cantor 2004 Lorraine Picano. about the Boston Mar- joyed shing as well. He was athon. Jim Hinkle is a Frank was an accomplished a friend of Bill W. and was a Father Godfrey and machinist at General Electric Deacon Jim celebrated friend, and I haven’t seen published poet who received him since I don’t know in Lynn, and was later dep- awards from the Internation- the Mass, which, aside Nahant in talks from there being no when. utized by the Essex County al Who’s Who of Poetry, for collection, wasn’t much There were people there Sheriff’s Of ce, working in the poems titled, Underclass different than any other who I only see at Mass multiple capacities and had World and The Iraq Plaque. Mass, except there were — people like Jon Lazar retired a few years ago as a Besides his loving wife, he to delay reworks no prayer cards and no and his wife, Noreen. It’s substance abuse counselor at is survived by his son, Shane show, even in the fall, is missals. There was no been a while since Lazar the Essex County Jail in Mid- Michael Kilroy; his daughter, NAHANT From A1 going to cause a large “sign of peace,” but we at has had the opportunity dleton. Kelcee Ann Kilroy; his two to poke me in the ribs Frank was chosen for the gathering, so if it’s safe least had a few seconds to sisters, Robyn Dempsey and won’t happen at all, how- over something that I’ve 7th Annual Boston Celtics for it to happen, then we’ll turn around and acknowl- Kelly Kilroy; his beloved three ever. written. “Heroes among Us” award, for schedule for it.” edge people with a nod of grandchildren, Izaya Franklin, Barletta explained the Board of Selectmen Returning to Mass saving a woman’s life in Dan- the head. Meliyah Degado and Connor contract Nahant has with member Joshua Antrim Sunday was one big vers in 2003, that was pre- I’d been told there would Kilroy; and by many nieces, Ocean State Pyrotechnics, said he would also likely indication that life as I sented at the Boston Celtics be a brief sermon, but Fa- nephews, cousins and dear the company behind the support a motion to post- ther Godfrey’s was rather knew it back on March 12 game in June 2004. He also friends. yearly show, may still allow pone the celebration, call- standard length, explain- — when I of cially began received recognition from the Service information: A the town to simply postpone ing it a “prudent decision” ing the deeper meaning of the social separation Commonwealth of Massa- Celebration of Life will be its reworks to a later date. in the current climate. the Pentecost — the Holy experience — is slowly chusetts House of Represen- held later this summer. All “We’ve signed a contract “We do our best to look to Spirit being de ned as a returning to some sem- tatives and the State Senate services were private, and with them that allows us the future and guess how unifying force. blance of normalcy. Of cial Citation for the same arrangements were made by to delay (the reworks dis- things are going to be, but Because there were so act of bravery in 2004. the CONWAY, CAHILL-BRO- play),” he said, adding that it’s coming up fast and we few participants, commu- Frank was a Harley David- DEUR Funeral Home, Pea- when that date might be need to make a decision nion, even though it need- son motorcycle enthusiast, he body. To view online obituary 781-593-7700 will depend on several dif- soon,” he said. “We are ed a bit of choreographing, Publishing Daily, except Sundays proudly completed the 2009 and sign guestbook, visit ferent factors surrounding de nitely discussing the went uneventfully. My USPS-142-820 ISSN-8750-8249 Amica Marathon running the www.ccbfuneral.com. the coronavirus pandemic Fourth of July activities at Star of the Sea spy tells Periodicals postage paid at Lynn, MA and state-mandated social our (Board of Selectmen) and additional of ces. me it was a bit more cum- Copyright ©2020 The Daily Item distancing measures. meeting Thursday night, bersome in Marblehead, Subscriptions “Rescheduling will follow and there’s a pretty good but strangely, his service Prepaid by mail to all parts of the United States the same information and chance we’ll vote. took 10 minutes less than $30.00 for 4 weeks data that’s also going to al- “The Fourth of July is a mine (50-40 minutes). $95.00 for 13 weeks $185.00 for 26 weeks low us to decide when we’re huge event here in town, so Where we went in one $340.00 for 1 year going to have town meet- we have to be careful with door, we went out another. Send payment to and POSTMASTER, call 781-593-7700 ext. 2 ings (and other big gath- groups of people and so on.” There was no chance to send address changes to: to start your erings),” he said. “It’s the Thursday’s Board of Se- do the usual apres-Mass The Daily Item daily subscription. same type of information lectmen meeting is sched- mingling in the aisles. 110 Munroe St. P.O. Box 5 we’re going to be looking at. uled for 6 p.m. and will take And even in the park- Lynn, MA 01903 “Any type of reworks place via Teleconference. ing lot, on a gloriously MONDAY, JUNE 1, 2020 THE DAILY ITEM A3 State ban on sale State revenue shortfall brings of flavored tobacco uncertainty to Lynn schools budget set to take effect By Gayla Cawley looking really good, he’s “The reality of the fi- according to NPR. ITEM STAFF not doing anything until nancial crunch that we’re Last month, the U.S. BOSTON (AP) — A hailed the ban, argu- he has that information.” facing is clear across the House of Representatives LYNN — It could be un- McHugh said operating board when they’re look- passed a $3 trillion eco- statewide ban on the sale ing that flavored tobacco til August before city and of flavored tobacco prod- products attract young on a one-twelfth budget ing at trying to get a feel nomic relief bill, dubbed school leaders find out “makes sense at this point” for what’s happening over the “Heroes Act,” which ucts, including menthol people. They said menthol how much state aid has cigarettes, is set to take cigarettes are no different. until there’s more clarity the next few months,” said would provide more than been allocated to Lynn for around revenue and how McGee. $1 trillion to state and lo- effect on Monday. Convenience stores are the next fiscal year. Massachusetts became among those who oppose that will drive the state McGee said the city was cal governments. Howev- And that has brought budget overall, which in- facing a similar scenar- er, the bill, passed by the the first state to approve the law. uncertainty to budget such a ban when Repub- Massachusetts’ decision cludes determining the io in FY2010, in terms of majority-Democrat House, planning, according to amount set aside for the the federal and state bud- has little bipartisan sup- lican Gov. Charlie Baker to extend the ban to men- Lynn Public Schools Busi- signed the bill in Novem- thol flavors has been con- Chapter 70 programs. get resulting in a “hit” to port and is expected to fail ness Administrator Kevin “Once we get any other ber. tentious in part because Lynn’s budget, which was in the Senate. McHugh. information, we will have The law applies to the studies have shown men- due to the last economic McGee, a Democrat, said As the next fiscal year a follow-up with the may- downturn in 2008. sale of all flavored tobacco thol cigarettes are con- he believes local commu- begins July 1, McHugh or, CFO, superintendent However, even then, the products in Massachusetts sumed disproportionately nities are going to need told the School Committee and I about how we steer situation wasn’t as grim retail stores and online. by minorities, which some additional federal funds, last week that the district the Chapter 70 money at the state level, said Mc- The new law specifical- activists have warned especially to support areas is tentatively planning and how it’s going to af- Gee, who was a state sena- ly restricts the sale of the could lead to dispropor- such as public education to work on a one-twelfth fect the city of Lynn,” said tor at the time. In FY2010, products to licensed smok- tionate police enforcement and safety. budget for the months of McHugh. the state was facing a $2.6 ing bars such as cigar in the black community. “I know the U.S. Confer- July and August. Under Gov. Charlie Bak- to $2.8 billion deficit for bars and hookah loung- The law also places a ence of Mayors is advo- With state aid in limbo er’s budget proposal in its budget, but state law- es, where they’ll only be 75 percent excise tax on cating pretty strongly for for another two months January, the city’s school makers have projected the allowed to be consumed nicotine vaping products, a package that includes due the coronavirus’ con- district would have re- deficit for FY2021 could be on-site. The restriction gives public health of- substantial dollars to sup- tinued strain on the econ- ceived $216 million in aid between $4-6 billion, Mc- extends to menthol ciga- ficials new authority to plement the lost revenue omy, LPS administration through the Chapter 70 Gee said. rettes and flavored e-ciga- regulate the products and that every city and town would likely be looking program, representing a “There’s no real indica- rettes, cigars, pipe tobacco requires health insurers around the country has at the end of August be- $30.19 million increase in tion of the numbers, but and chewing tobacco. to cover tobacco cessation faced,” said McGee. “As fore their FY2021 budget funding over FY2020. I think the reality of the Anti-smoking groups counseling. we try to figure out our is prepared for a School However, McGee told deficit is more dire than own budget locally with- Committee vote, McHugh The Item in a past inter- what we saw in 2006 and out having any really solid said. view that now, he doesn’t 2008,” said McGee. “I numbers on both Chapter A helping hand for Last year, the School expect the city will receive think the reality for Lynn 70 and unrestricted aid, Committee voted to ap- level funding over last and probably every other it’s really a challenge.” prove the district’s FY2020 year, which presents a dif- community in the state, as Following a suggestion women in Peabody budget in late June. ficult scenario when near- well as every other local- from School Committee “It seems that nobody ly 70 percent of the city’s ity around the country, is member Jared Nicholson, PEABODY hardship caused by this has a real clear picture of budget comes from state what the federal govern- the panel unanimous- From A1 pandemic, and to prevent what the Chapter 70 (the aid. ment will do to help us ad- ly voted to send a formal more women from falling major program for state McGee, chairman of the dress what will be really statement to the city’s aid to public schools) pro- the needs of our clients into poverty because of it,” School Committee, said at substantial challenges in federal delegation ask- gram is going to be for last week’s meeting that 2021.” and community mem- said Danielle Piskaldo of ing that they support the bers … It will allow us to next year right now,” said he hasn’t been able to get Although the U.S. Sen- Budget Buddies. city’s efforts for public adapt our workshops to McHugh. “The Speaker of a sense of what the num- ate has been reluctant to Founded in 2003, The school funding through an make them available and the House (Robert DeLeo) bers will be like for the pass an additional corona- additional coronavirus re- Women’s Fund of Essex accessible virtually that was very clear ... when he next budget cycle despite virus relief package, Ma- lief package. are increasingly … need- County has awarded over stated that due to the tax- taking part in dozens of jority Leader Mitch Mc- ed to help lift low-income $2.3 million to over 180 es being given a grace pe- calls with state and local Connell said last Friday Gayla Cawley can be women from the economic non-profit programs. riod to July 15 of this year, leaders, including Bak- that the “fourth and final” reached at gcawley@item- as well as the fourth quar- er, and the state’s Senate economic relief bill will live.com. Follow her on Swampscott doctor has ter revenues that aren’t President Karen E. Spilka. begin in “about a month,” Twitter @GaylaCawley. clear understanding U.S. food prices see historic jump of communication and are likely to stay high DOCTOR of all ages, and it can lead From A1 to isolation, depression, By David Pitt and cognitive decline if un- ASSOCIATED PRESS In an effort to communi- treated. She said hearing cate effectively, while still loss can start subtly, but DES MOINES, Iowa — being safe, McCormack more people are noticing As if trips to the grocery and her staff at 990 Par- it due to COVID-19 masks. store weren’t nerve-wrack- adise Road have begun According to the U.S. Cen- ing enough, U.S. shoppers wearing “clear masks” ters for Disease Control lately have seen the costs with a see-through strip and Prevention, hearing of meat, eggs and even over the mouth. McCor- loss is the third most prev- potatoes soar as the coro- mack said many patients alent chronic condition in navirus has disrupted pro- and their families have the U.S. As much as a third cessing plants and distri- asked for clear masks to of people over age 65 have bution networks. take home, and Atlantic hearing loss, and as much Overall, the cost of food bought to eat at home Hearing Care has ordered as half of people over age skyrocketed by the most more to provide to both 75 have hearing loss. in 46 years, and analysts patients and the public. “Hearing is essential for caution that meat prices “People living with even keeping connected to oth- in particular could remain mild hearing loss need vi- ers and the world around high as slaughterhous- sual cues from the speak- us,” McCormack said. es struggle to maintain er, lip-reading and facial “These masks allow audi- expressions, to be able production levels while ologists to treat patients implementing procedures fill in the blanks of what while still making it pos- was misheard and to fol- intended to keep workers sible for patients to see healthy. low conversation,” Mc- their lips and face.” Cormack said. “At a time While price spikes for For information on re- staples such as eggs and when people need connec- ceiving a clear mask, tion, the necessity of social flour have eased as con- contact Atlantic Hearing sumer demand has leveled PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS distancing, stay-in-place Care at 781-581-1500. and face masks are isolat- off, prices remain volatile Hardik Kalra stocks meat in a cooler at a local super market in Des ing people even more.” David McLellan can be for carrots, potatoes and Moines, Iowa. According to McCormack, reached at dmclellan@ other produce because of hearing loss affects people itemlive.com. transportation issues and cent jump in April food COVID-19 as of Friday. pork slaughterhouses were the health of workers who prices was the largest April retail prices for operating at about 60 per- pick crops and work in monthly increase in 46 boneless pork chops and cent capacity, though that Saugus schools finalize processing plants. years. Prices for meats, ham were nearly 6 percent figure has since climbed In short, supermarket poultry, fish and eggs in- higher than in March and to nearly 90 percent, said customers and restaurant creased the most, rising retail prices for hamburg- Jayson Lusk, an economist plans for graduation owners shouldn’t expect 4.3 percent. Although the er and sirloin steak were at Purdue University. Al- prices to drop anytime 2.9 percent jump in cere- about 4 percent higher, though Lusk was optimis- SAUGUS for speeches and for stu- soon. als and bakery products the U.S. Department of tic that the worst of the From A1 dents to walk across to re- “Our biggest concern is wasn’t as steep, it was still Agriculture reported. The meat supply crunch is over, ceive their diplomas. long-term food costs. I be- the largest increase the price of whole fresh chick- he said it’s always possible possible. They’ve worked School officials plan to lieve they will continue to agency has recorded. ens rose by more than 12 that a second wave of ill- for 12 years and they have give each student two go up,” said Julie Kalam- Dairy and related prod- percent. ness could cause the situ- had this in their sights tickets for guests, who will bokidis, co-owner of Adria- ucts, and fruits and veg- After numerous clo- ation to worsen. since eighth grade. All of also be spaced out accord- no’s Brick Oven, a restau- etables increased by 1.5 sures, most pork plants Some grocery price us (on the school board) rant in Glenwood, Iowa. percent in April. have reopened but often jumps were because of really wanted to make ingly in the stands at the edge of the field. Tamra Kennedy, who Egg prices also reached not at full capacity, forcing people stocking up when sure it was as traditional owns nine Mexican-in- an all-time record of more pig farmers to euthanize the coronavirus first ar- as possible.” “All of it is subject to spired fast food franchises than $3 a dozen in late animals that couldn’t be rived. But even as some This year’s graduation change based on any in Iowa and Minnesota, March, but they have processed. prices have dropped, the ceremony will still be un- health guidelines,” Hash- joined Kalambokidis on since fallen to less than $1 “There are biological cost of produce such as po- like any other, however, as em warned, adding that the a call set up by Iowa U.S. a dozen. constraints to this and tatoes, onions and carrots school officials work out district may look to push Rep. Cindy Axne and said The situation has been that’s why I would antic- has remained above last how to make such a large the ceremony back further sometimes even getting worse for meat prices, ipate prices to stay high year’s prices. event as safe as possible should the state mandate while considering the cur- essential ingredients is largely because of illness- at least for some period of Much of the increase ap- stricter social distancing difficult. es among slaughterhouse time,” said Trey Malone, pears to be because more rent public health crisis. protocols in the coming Originally scheduled for “You can pick an ingre- workers. The outbreaks an agriculture economist people are cooking at weeks. “We’ll see where we dient and I can tell you struck pork processing and professor at Michigan home. June 5 at Stackpole Field, are closer to July 25.” the new ceremony will see there are shortages,” she plants the hardest, but State University. “If you’re The district is also work- graduates spaced out con- said. beef and chicken proces- going to euthanize thou- ing on setting up lives- Big fluctuations in food sors also saw some impact sands of animals and it LAW OFFICES OF siderably on all sides, and JAMES J. CARRIGAN there will be no band or tream video footage so prices began in March, as thousands of workers takes six months to raise a chorus to accompany the that friends and relatives when the coronavirus pan- tested positive for the vi- new one, obviously there’s • Social Security Disability • Workers Compensation big day, although principal can still celebrate their demic began to sink in for rus and the United Food going to be some type of U.S. consumers. and Commercial Work- delay or buffer in the sup- • Accidents Michael Hashem assured graduates at home. A rain 25 years located across the school committee that date has been set for July The Labor Department ers union said at least ply chain.” from Lynn District Court there will still be a stage 26. reports that the 2.6 per- 44 workers had died of By mid-May, beef and 15 Johnson St. 781-596-0100 home delivery rate is Catch up with your JAMES J. CARRIGAN 50% off ANNE GUGINO CARRIGAN newstand price! favorite team LISA A. CARRIGAN, OF COUNSEL Call 781-593-7700 ext. 2 Subscribers pay only www.jamescarriganlaw.com to subscribe today. $4.50 a week. in Item Sports! [email protected] A4 MONDAY, JUNE 1, 2020 OPINION JARED NICHOLSON HOW TO REACH US

E¥¦¥ M. G DIRECTORS President and Publisher Edward L. Cahill Feedback on frustrations M§Ÿ H. SŸŸ Chief Executive O cer John M. Gilberg Edward M. Grant It’s June — normally a ic, could otherwise have gagement requires an E C J. CŸ¡ CŸ Advertising Director News Editor Gordon R. Hall moment to reflect on les- taken years to design investment far beyond 110 Munroe St. W J. K TŸ  J ¢£ Monica Connell Healey sons learned this school and implement. what the City could im- P.O. Box 5 Chief Financial O cer Editorial Page Editor J. Patrick Norton year and plans for the My frustration is with Lynn, MA 01903 J N. W  C  T¢¤ Michael H. Shanahan plement on its own. Our Chief Operating O cer Community Relations Director Chairman next. more than just our school society needs to rethink Customer Service Instead, we’re reflect- system. It is with our how government and the Monday - Friday, 8 a.m. - 5 p.m. PUBLISHERS ing on a devastating mo- government systems. people interact and fac- Connecting Horace N. Hastings, 1877-1904 ment for our country and I strongly believe that Charles H. Hastings and Wilmot R. Hastings, 1904-1922 tor that into the design All Departments: Charles H. Hastings, 1922-1940 a moment of frustration government is a force and delivery of services 781-593-7700 Ernest W. Lawson, 1940-1960 for learning. for good. We see now at at all levels. At this mo- Charles H. Gamage and Peter Gamage, 1960-1982 Ext. 2 Peter Gamage, 1982-1991 We want to hear about our most vulnerable how ment, the federal govern- Peter H. Gamage, 1991-1996 your frustrations. Going important it is to have ment is where we look for Classifi ed/Legal Advertising Brian C. šayer, 1996-1999 classi [email protected] Bernard W. Frazier Jr., 1999-2005 forward, we’ll be doing responsive, effective gov- the ability to make that Peter H. Gamage, 2005-2014 more to unearth them. ernment services. kind of investment. Subscriptions [email protected] John S. Moran, Executive Editor, 1975-1990 We know students feel We are lucky to have Still, the public schools disappointed to miss out great people doing a will have a leading role Circulation [email protected] on treasured experienc- great job in the City of in implementing these es. Parents feel daunted Lynn. I am very grateful changes. Today by neces- Ext. 3 by the sudden task of to Mayor McGee for his sity, tomorrow by design, Newsroom home schooling and con- remarkable leadership the Lynn Public Schools [email protected] cerns for their children’s in this crisis, as well as is rethinking how to en- [email protected] future. Teachers feel dis- to Council President Cyr gage with families. Ext. 4 EDITORIAL mayed by the many bar- and his colleagues on the Even before the crisis, Sports riers that circumstances Council, my colleagues I’ve admired how genu- [email protected] have erected between on the School Committee inely open Dr. Tutwiler is Ext. 5 them and the students and our state delegation. to feedback. That’s hard Retail and Online they love. City and LPS staff have for any leader, particular- Advertising Pandemic [email protected] As a member of the been tremendous, most ly in government, where Lynn School Committee, especially the essential everything is (rightly) ADVERTISING I’m frustrated too. To be workers who have put heavily scrutinized. Dr. Ernie Carpenter Jr. clear, my frustration is the City on their backs Tutwiler’s receptiveness Director of Advertising amplifies not with our team. From to carry us through these to feedback has continued and Business Development, ext. 1355 our cafeteria staff who uncertain times. throughout this crisis. [email protected] have heroically been But for government to So — to families: I in- Ralph Mitchell feeding the City since live up to its potential in Sales Representative, ext. 1313 vite you to please reach [email protected] broadband this started to our teach- today’s age, we need to out and share your ex- ers who are bending over rethink its relationship Eric Rondeau periences, including your Sales Representative, ext. 1280 backwards while caring with the people it serves. frustrations, in all this. [email protected] for their own families, Communication, access We’re working on more our team has stepped up and transparency can’t Patricia Whalen access limits formal ways to solicit Sales Representative, ext. 1310 tremendously. just mean making infor- feedback: an online open [email protected] Editorial from the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette My frustration is with mation available. It has house, better technology BUSINESS OFFICE our systems. I don’t say to mean getting the in- for surveys, a robust on- Susan J. Conti Working from home and online learning have that as an indictment of formation into the hands line learning system, an Controller, ext. 1288 become the norm during the COVID-19 pandem- anyone’s planning at the of the people who need it. advisory task force con- [email protected] ic, which has shuttered offices and schools. What Lynn Public Schools. No Two examples: vened by the Superin- Ted Grant has also become clear, unfortunately, is that mil- one saw this coming, in First, in a multilingual tendent that includes the Publisher, ext. 1234 lions of Americans are at an extreme disadvan- this way specifically. And community, language family perspective. [email protected] tage caused by limited internet access in their our team in Lynn has a access needs to sit side- We want to meet you Marian Kinney communities. long record of speaking by-side with everything ext. 1212 where you are at. Fami- [email protected] Just as roads, bridges and dams are important out loud and clear about we do. That requires a lies reading Item op-eds parts of the nation’s infrastructure needs, so too how disparities create lot more investment in are likely in a better po- Will Kraft is reliable high-speed internet access. Congress barriers to learning, most translation and interpre- Chief Financial Of cer, ext. 1296 sition to engage to begin [email protected] must commit funding for programs that improve recently culminating tation. with. So we also invite service to those parts of the country where it is with the push for the Stu- Second, in a digital your ideas on how to en- Paula Villacreses lacking. A/R Specialist, ext. 1205 dent Opportunity Act. world, technology access gage others. The Pew Research Center found that 1 in 4 Now, the LPS team and fluency have to be [email protected] Americans has no high-speed internet access at is working furiously to universal. We need sys- Jared Nicholson is a law Mike Shanahan home, either because the residence is in a rural Chief Executive Of cer, ext. 1956 set up a remote learn- tems that enable and en- professor at Northeastern [email protected] area with limited service or because service is ing system. Something courage that. and a member of the Lynn too expensive. that, without a pandem- Stepping up our en- School Committee. Carolina Trujillo An 11-month study by Penn State research- Community Relations Director, ext. 1226 ers in 2018 found that more than half of Penn- [email protected] sylvania’s residents did not have access to the LETTER TO THE EDITOR Jim Wilson minimum broadband connection. In neighboring Chief Operating Of cer, ext. 1200 [email protected] Ohio, more than 300,000 households do not have broadband access. CIRCULATION That has created a multitude of problems A plan for Marblehead Lisa Mahmoud during the pandemic, especially for students Manager, ext. 1239 whose coursework has shifted to online during [email protected] Editor’s note: Jim Zisson exclusion or general over- For many, it will come as stay-at-home directives. is a Marblehead Board of ride. I repeat, Danvers a surprise, if not shock, CUSTOMER SERVICE Elected officials across the country have been Selectmen candidate. has never ever had an that Marblehead doesn’t suggesting that people use Wi-Fi access at librar- La’ Mosha Ball override of any type. have a Charter. Not to Customer Service, ext. 1276 ies, schools, nonprofits and other organizations Marblehead loves to What is the secret be confused with the [email protected] that still offer connectivity. In some parts of the stay Marblehead. And for sauce in Danvers? For quaint deed that hangs GRAPHICS country, that means students and teachers are good reason. Marblehead’s the most part, a modern in Abbot Hall, a modern Trevor Andreozzi completing coursework while sitting in cars in history, close knit neigh- town governance struc- charter codifies and puts parking lots where internet access is available. Designer borhoods, locally owned ture. They have a Town in writing what we do and [email protected] Rural school districts have attempted to ad- businesses, saltwater, and Manager rather than a how we do it. In 1966, the dress the access issue during the pandemic by Ned Connors town spirit make for a Town Administrator. A state enacted the home Designer, ext. 1222 equipping school buses with internet hot spots wonderful town. Nobody Town Administrator is rule amendment so towns [email protected] and driving them to central locations so students I know wants to change typically found in small could take charge of their can access schoolwork. Mark Sutherland that. towns like Nahant and own affairs. We need to Creative Director, ext. 1330 For many students, learning has shifted over However, almost every Wenham where they have put in writing the rules [email protected] the past two months from classrooms to homes year, there seems to be limited direct reports and Marblehead citizens want, NEWSROOM to parking lots. The educational process is bound some sort of financial act simply as an aide to rather than making it up Mike Alongi to suffer from the disruption. disaster either brewing the Board of Selectmen. as we go along and beg- Congress recently passed legislation requiring Sports Editor, ext. 1228 or happening. We pay The Town Manager role ging the state legislature [email protected] the Federal Communications Commission to col- healthy taxes, the Finance is much more appropriate for change. lect more detailed information from broadband Bill Brotherton Committee does yeoman’s for a town of Marble- Other ideas? — We Features Editor ext. 1338 providers and develop more accurate mapping of work planning a detailed head’s size. lack a common sense and [email protected] areas with limited or no service. What’s needed budget, yet we find assets While both roles are reasonable sidewalk snow Elyse Carmosino next is funding to bring service to those areas. like roads, sidewalks hired by and report to the removal policy, especially Reporter, ext. 1264 In the meantime, parking lots at schools, li- and public buildings in Selectman, a Town Man- around schools and public [email protected] braries and businesses that kept their connec- desperate need of repair. ager typically runs most buildings. Our neighbor- Gayla Cawley tion active have become lifelines for those who Many of our town depart- own departments with ing towns have adopted Reporter, ext. 1236 can’t connect at home. ments are stretched thin the exception of schools policies that are effective [email protected] The shutdown of schools and businesses during and it’s not getting better. and perhaps one or two and do not burden those Cheryl Charles this pandemic has magnified how dependent we With an essentially fixed others. It takes the se- that are unable to clear News Editor, ext. 1278 have become on a reliable internet connection budget and expenses like lectman out of day to day their sidewalks due to [email protected] as part of our daily routine. The focus has been health insurance outpac- affairs so they can focus health, age, disability or Olivia Falcigno on education because of the school closings, but ing the budget, the gap on strategies, initiatives, a difficult location. The Photographer, ext.1224 businesses can succeed with work-from-home gets wider and wider. In and the bigger picture. real problem is we have [email protected] plans only if their employees have internet ac- the past, the Town has This brings a much more no policy at all, so neigh- Spenser Hasak cess as well. relied heavily on year efficient businesslike at- bors in the area of schools Photographer, ext. 1332 [email protected] This should be a wake-up call for the need of a end free cash to close the mosphere to town affairs are confused as to who is federal commitment to expanding internet ser- operating budget, that and frankly drives out responsible for snow re- Thor Jourgensen vice nationwide. has proven to be a failed Editorial Page Editor, ext. 1267 quite a bit of the small moval. If Swampscott and [email protected] strategy. town politics. Fortunately, densely packed commu- So what do we do? For in my opinion, our Town nities like Salem, Boston, Daniel Kane Sports Reporter, ext. 1228 the past few years, I Administrator, Jason Sil- and Somerville can do it, [email protected] have been researching va, would be a very strong why can’t we? and talking to officials in contender to step up to In closing, Marblehead Steve Krause Writer-at-Large, ext. 1229 other Towns looking for the Town Manager role. is a wonderful town. How- [email protected] best practices to get more To be sure, in the pres- ever, if we want to keep David McLellan value for our tax dollars. ent and future, the Town our cherished traditions, Reporter, ext. 1317 A good example is Dan- Manager position would values, and way of life, it [email protected] vers. Like Marblehead, attract a far wider and is time we look at making Anne Marie Tobin they are building a new more experienced group of some carefully thought- Sports Reporter, ext. 1307 elementary school, but applicants to choose from. out changes to set the [email protected] with one huge difference. There is only upside here. stage for the next 391 Ryan York Danvers is building their Best practices from years. To stay the same, Copy Editor, ext. 1220 Smith Elementary School other towns? For start- we have to change! [email protected] without a debt exclusion ers, we need to develop a TECHNOLOGY override. In fact, Danvers Town Charter or “Run- Jim Zisson has never had a debt Tim Noyes ning Rules” for the Town. Marblehead Director ext. 1247 TO SUBMIT YOUR LETTERS, PLEASE MAIL TO THE DAILY ITEM, P.O. BOX 5, LYNN, MA 01903 OR EMAIL TO [email protected] [email protected] MONDAY, JUNE 1, 2020 THE DAILY ITEM A5 Community Calendar Monday, June 1 - Sunday, June 7

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ITEM PHOTOS | SPENSER HASAK A man walks down Washington Street in Lynn as he joins a group gathered in front of Lynn Police Headquarters on Saturday, calling for justice for George Floyd, whose death at the hands of police in Minneapolis last week sparked protests nationwide against police brutality. Demonstrators unite in front of Lynn Police Station

PROTESTS concerns about Floyd as “tragic and unnecessary From A1 he lay handcuffed on the death of George Floyd” ground and pleaded with and where it sits in the “We support the right of officers, telling them he country’s history of race citizens to protest based couldn’t breathe as Chau- and racism. upon what occurred in vin pressed his knee into Tutwiler, like others, Minneapolis and we his neck for several min- said he was feeling pro- share in their anger,” said utes. found levels of anger, Mageary in a statement. Three other officers who disbelief, confusion, and “When these types of in- were involved in the inci- sadness following Floyd’s cidents occur they shed dent have also been fired, death. a negative light on police but no additional charges “For my beloved stu- officers nationwide and have been filed. dents, my young students, shatter the bonds with Last week’s killing was if you’re feeling a level of the community that take condemned by Lynn May- disbelief or sadness or an- years to build. The city of or Thomas M. McGee and ger in response to what Lynn is a diverse commu- School Superintendent Dr. happened to George Floyd, nity and we have worked Patrick Tutwiler, who is- to what’s happening in our hard to build relationships sued separate statements country, I’d say those are with the many different over the weekend. all the right feelings,” said groups within our city.” “I am appalled by the Tutwiler. Mageary, speaking on multiple incidents of bru- Recalling the impas- behalf of his police de- tality and racism our coun- sioned conversations his partment, said he could try has witnessed over mother and her sister understand the anger and the past several weeks,” would have around race frustration from citizens said McGee. “It is a pain- when he was a young man that has resulted in near- ful reminder that racism during the Civil Rights ly a week’s worth of na- is still too prominent in movement of the 1960s tionwide protests, which our country. Each one of in Chicago, Tutwiler said have turned violent in us has a responsibility to each person has a role to places and prompted the stand against racism and play in breaking the cycle response of the National hatred in all its forms and and moving the country Guard and overnight cur- constructively engage in forward. fews in some major cities. how we can overcome the “I don’t have all the right Mageary said the Lynn appalling circumstanc- words or know the answers Police Department was es that have led to such in times such as this,” said “proud” of the people who unrest and heartbreak Tutwiler. “I tend to lean on came to the Lynn Police throughout our country.” the wisdom and words of Station to peacefully pro- Like Mageary, McGee those who have come be- test and assured them spoke to the diversity fore me. I leave you with that their message has in Lynn, which he said some that seem appropri- been heard. is what makes the city ate and fitting at this point “We want to assure the “proud and strong,” and in time and they come from residents of Lynn that we could serve as a means of Nelson Mandela: will continue to work each unifying its residents. “No one is born hating and every day to provide a Quoting Dr. Martin Lu- another person because quality police service that ther King Jr. who said of the color of his skin or is reflective of the needs “Injustice anywhere is a his background or his reli- within our community,” threat to justice every- gion. People learn to hate said Mageary. where,” McGee said “we and if they can learn to Protests of police kill- must do better. hate, they can be taught to ings of African Americans “And we must listen and love, for love comes more ramped up this weekend, learn from those who all naturally to the human after the Minneapolis of- too often must live in fear heart than its opposite.” ficer, Derek Chauvin, 44, of the act of simply living,” was arrested last Friday said McGee. Material from the Associ- and charged with third Tutwiler, an African ated Press was used in this degree murder and second American, opted to issue report. degree manslaughter. his statement by video via Chauvin, who was fired Youtube, because he want- Gayla Cawley can be after the incident, is also ed district families and reached at gcawley@item- Miyoka Johnson of Lynn holds a “hands up, don’t shoot” sign as she joins accused of ignoring anoth- other residents to see his live.com. Follow her on a group gathered in front of Lynn Police Headquarters. er officer who expressed face as he spoke about the Twitter @GaylaCawley. A6 THE DAILY ITEM MONDAY, JUNE 1, 2020 POLICE/FIRE

All address information, particu- and Oakwood Avenue. ed the people involved to be Boating mishap in Swampscott larly arrests, reflect police records. In neighborly and keep negative the event of a perceived inaccuracy, Theft opinions to themselves. it is the sole responsibility of the con- A report of a neighborhood A report of a larceny at 5:11 dispute at 8:34 p.m. Saturday cerned party to contact the relevant p.m. Saturday at 77 Warren St. at 5 Elizabeth Lane. An ongoing police department and have the de- dispute between the residents partment issue a notice of correction Vandalism of 5 and 10 Elizabeth was to the Daily Item. Corrections or clar- A report of motor vehicle reported. Daniel Smith, 73, ifications will not be made without vandalism at 11:50 a.m. Fri- 10 Elizabeth Lane, was sum- express notice of change from the day at 93 Glenwood St. moned for assault and battery arresting police department. with a dangerous weapon. MARBLEHEAD LYNN Fire Accidents A report of a truck fire at Arrests 4:29 p.m. Friday at Mobile Es- A report of a motor vehicle tates at 286 Newbury St. The Andre Banks, 26, of 48 crash at 5:08 p.m. Friday at blaze was handled by the fire Maverick St., Fitchburg, was West Shore Drive and Lafayette department. arrested on a warrant charge Street. A bicyclist was report- A washing machine fire was of kidnapping and endanger- edly struck by a motor vehicle. reported at 12:45 p.m. Sun- ing a person at 11:16 p.m. One person was taken to Sa- day at 30 Evans Road. There Saturday. lem Hospital. was a belt issue with the wash- Christine Cosbar, 63, of ing machine that was handled 88 Laighton St., was arrested Complaints by the fire department. and charged with malicious A front porch was on fire at ITEM PHOTO | SPENSER HASAK A report of pickle ballers at destruction of property, re- 2:08 p.m. Sunday at 25 Brown 10:28 a.m. Friday on Pleas- One person was injured in a minor boating incident in Swampscott sisting arrest, disturbing the St. The fire was extinguished. peace, assault and violation of ant Street. A school custodian over the weekend. Officers responded to a report around 2:45 p.m. Saturday of a man who received a laceration to his leg while boating an abuse prevention order at called to complain about pick- Overdose 4:39 p.m. Friday. le ballers at the tennis courts off of Fisherman’s Beach. Medics treated the man at the scene be- Michael Dimick, 48, of 55 who were bouncing balls off of A report of an overdose at fore he was transferred via ambulance to Salem Hospital for further Maple Valley Road, was arrest- school windows. The custodian 6:51 p.m. Friday on Christo- treatment. ed and charged with disturbing did not want to get into a con- pher Terrace. The person was the peace and keeping a noisy frontation with the elderly pick- taken to the hospital. and disorderly house at 2:34 le ballers, but wanted them to a.m. Sunday, stop bouncing balls off of the Theft Atlanta mayor: Two officers Christopher Smith, 44, windows. Police reported the of 501 Washington St., was couple was hitting the ball A report of a larceny at 6:20 arrested and charged with against the bricks and there p.m. Friday at 10 Elizabeth fired in ‘excessive force’ arrests assault and battery and mali- was no damage. The couple Lane. A caller reported three cious damage to a motor vehi- agreed to stop hitting the ball American flags and purple By Kate Brumback cle at 3:43 a.m. Saturday. off of the building. bows that he put out for Me- ASSOCIATED PRESS Cheryl White, 41, of 15 Sut- A woman reported she morial Day were stolen from the ATLANTA — Two police cliffe Road, was arrested and thought a person was in her grass strip between the street officers have been fired and charged with intimidating a Stacey Street house at 4:34 and sidewalk. An officer report- three others placed on desk witness/juror/police/court of- p.m. Friday. She thought she ed the wind was a suspect. duty over excessive use of ficial at 7:29 p.m. Friday. heard noises upstairs when A larceny was reported at force during a protest ar- she came home. Police went 7:41 p.m. Friday at 8 MacAr- rest incident involving two through the house and report- thur Road. A man walked into Accidents college students, Atlanta’s ed there was no one there. the police station to report he mayor said Sunday. A report of a motor vehicle A caller reported a neighbor had never received an iPhone Mayor Keisha Lance hit and run crash at 6:02 p.m. was reaching over the fence to in the mail. Bottoms said at a news Friday at 99 Essex St.; at 9:38 cut their tree at 3:40 p.m. Sat- conference that she and p.m. Friday at 59 Greenwood urday on Mohawk Road. Police Vandalism police Chief Erika Shields Ave.; at 9:04 p.m. Saturday on reported both people were made the decision after re- Washington Street; at 11:21 spoken to and were satisfied. Vandalism to a car was re- viewing body-camera foot- p.m. Saturday at 106 Essex St. A caller reported there were ported at 9:10 p.m. Saturday age of a Saturday night A report of a motor vehicle “at least 100 kids setting off on Veterans Memorial Drive. incident that first gained PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS crash with personal injury at fireworks” at the end of De- There was no lasting damage. 10:44 p.m. Friday at 130 Nep- attention from video on- Atlanta Mayor Keisha Lance Bottoms announc- vereux Beach near Goldthwait line and on local news. tune Blvd. on Ocean Avenue at 12:42 SWAMPSCOTT es a 9 p.m. curfew as protests continue over the A report of a motor vehicle “Use of excessive force death of George Floyd, Saturday in Atlanta. a.m. Sunday. Police reported is never acceptable,” crash at 5:53 a.m. Saturday the call was unfounded. Complaints at Green and Union streets; Bottoms told reporters. dents or the officers. resentatives for the stu- at 11:45 a.m. Saturday at A report of a disturbance at Shields called the footage She said she’d delayed dents but hadn’t yet spo- 498 Essex St.; at 12:23 p.m. PEABODY 12:34 p.m. Saturday at The “really shocking to watch.” the news conference sev- ken directly to them. Saturday at Eastern Avenue The video, shown on TV Accidents Glen at 1 Loring Ave. A caller eral hours to review all Shields offered an apol- and Stanwood Street; at 1:43 reported a neighbor was caus- as captured by local report- the body-camera footage ogy and said she knows p.m. Saturday at Eastern and ing a disturbance by yelling, ers, shows a group of police because she and Shields the officers’ behavior was A report of a motor vehicle officers in riot gear and gas Western avenues; at 2:46 p.m. swearing and spitting off the wanted to be certain about unacceptable and caused crash at 4:33 p.m. Friday at masks surround a car be- Saturday at 132 S Common deck. It was reportedly an on- what happened. further fear. 43 Bartholomew St.; at 12:52 ing driven by a man with St.; at 10:23 a.m. Sunday at going issue. “I really wanted to be- “Sometimes the best p.m. Saturday at Walgreens at a woman in the passenger 61 Park St. A disturbance was report- lieve that the body-worn thing, the only thing you 35 Main St.; at 12:53 p.m. seat. The officers pull the ed at 5:12 p.m. Saturday at can do as a police chief is Saturday on Lynn Street; at woman out and appear to camera footage would Assaults 4:40 p.m. Saturday on Ledge- Swampscott Yacht Club at 431 provide some larger view come in and clean up the Humphrey St. A caller report- use a stun gun on the man. A report of an assault at wood Way. They use zip-tie hand- that could better ratio- mess that’s before you,” A report of a motor vehicle ed youths were jumping off of nalize why we got to this Shields said. 12:40 p.m. Friday on Broad- the pier and causing a hazard. cuffs on the woman on the way; at 12:12 p.m. Saturday hit and run crash at 9:30 p.m. ground. The couple did not space,” Shields said. “And “When wrong is wrong, Friday at 7-Eleven at 115 Main Police reported the people on having spent most of the we have to, as law enforce- on Jones Terrace; at 2:16 p.m. the pier were spoken to and appear to be fighting police. Saturday on Union Street. St.; at 1:35 p.m. Sunday at 11 TV reporters said the afternoon with the may- ment, start dealing with it Madison Ave.; at 3:18 p.m. dispersed. or, reviewing the footage in the same manner that A report of an assault and A report of suspicious activ- police had earlier broken battery at 9:23 p.m. Friday on Sunday at 550 Lowell St. and glass on the car and flat- exhaustively, I knew that we would deal with it with 232 Newbury St. ity at 10:14 p.m. Saturday at I had only one option, and non-law enforcement,” Washington Street; at 10:55 Upper Jackson Park at 68 The tened the tires. p.m. Friday at Chestnut and Bottoms said the wom- that is to terminate the Shields said. “For some Complaints Greenway. A caller reported five employees.” reason, we’ve fallen into Union streets. cars sped up toward the park- an was released without Bottoms said she had a gray area where there’s A report of an assault and A report of a neighborhood ing lot of the upper track area. charges. She said the man spoken to leaders at Spel- a separate set of rules for battery with a dangerous dispute at 6:14 p.m. Friday at Police reported there was only was released, too, and man College and More- law enforcement, and if weapon at 9:29 p.m. Saturday 245 Andover St. A caller report- one car and people were walk- she’s ordering the charges we want to get out of this at Franklin Street and Western ed his neighbor’s landscaping ing their dog. against him dropped. house College, where she Avenue. company constantly gets grass Suspicious activity was re- She didn’t specify what said the young people space that we’re in now clippings on his property when ported at 12:09 a.m. Sunday charges he faced. She were students. She said we have to change how we Breaking and Entering weed wacking. Police reported at 17 Columbia St. A caller didn’t identify the stu- she’d also spoken to rep- manage internally.” A report of a motor vehi- the landscaper agreed to blow reported there were two suspi- cle breaking and entering at the clippings off the driveway. cious vehicles with their lights A year later, motive of Virginia 12:21 p.m. Saturday at 498 A neighborhood dispute was on at the loading dock. Police Essex St.; at 11:14 a.m. Sun- reported at 10:03 p.m. Fri- reported there was just a cou- day at 421 Essex St. day at 12 Beckett St. A caller ple talking to each other. reported her neighbors were A report of a disturbance at mass shooting still unclear Gunshots calling her names and using 3:28 a.m. Sunday at Longley By Ben Finley had a lot more attention. ment and poor manage- vulgar language after the fire and Ocean avenues. A caller ASSOCIATED PRESS It’s not normal for some- ment by supervisors. A report of a gunshot at 8:37 department was called to eval- reported someone was yelling one to wake up and go “I know what led to this,” p.m. Friday at Chatham Street uate their fire pit. Police report- in the area of the beach. VIRGINIA BEACH, murder 12 people.” said Nixon, who’s been Va. — The rampage at a City engineer DeWayne among the most outspo- Virginia Beach city gov- Craddock, 40, opened fire ken of the relatives. “It POLICE BRIEFS ernment building was May 31, 2019, in offices wasn’t random.” the latest in a string of where he had worked for It’s a notion echoed by high-profile mass shoot- Body of missing swimmer in South Boston early during an outdoor birth- more than nine years. Debbie Borato, sister of ings nationwide, between Eleven co-workers and a victim Missy Langer. found after water search Saturday, tearing through day party near Boston left the high school killings in seven residential build- one man dead and four contractor who was get- Langer had been ha- Parkland, Florida, and the ting a permit died, four rassed and bullied in the DENNIS (AP) — The ings and leaving five others injured. Walmart massacre in El others were seriously building, she said, and body of a missing 15-year- firefighters injured. Rolando Verdejo, 43, Paso, Texas. wounded and a police offi- there was an office culture old swimmer was recov- The seven-alarm fire was enjoying a gather- As the tragedy nears its cer received a bullet in his “that pushed that man over ered late Saturday night started around 3:30 a.m., ing Wednesday night one-year anniversary Sun- the Boston Fire Depart- tactical vest but escaped the edge.” Borato also said in Dennis after the boy in the city’s Dorchester day, some victims’ family serious injury. ment said. Around 40 workplace security was lax. went underwater and did neighborhood when he members feel it has effec- The shooter had sub- City officials and Hillard people have been dis- not resurface, firefighters and four other celebrants tively been forgotten af- mitted his resignation the Heintze, a Chicago-based placed by the blaze. The said. were shot, the victim’s ter the national spotlight same day citing “personal security firm that con- firefighters were taken to The U.S. Coast Guard, family and City Coun- moved on to other mass reasons,” but city police ducted the probe, say the hospital with minor Dennis police and fire- cilor Andrea Campbell killings, and more recently investigators and an in- claims of a toxic culture injuries. fighters searched for the confirmed. has been all but eclipsed by dependent security firm were not supported by the Damage was estimated boy after police received “I am devastated by the coronavirus pandemic. that conducted an inves- investigation. a call about a possible at $10 million, Boston- this,’’ Campbell said in That leaves less pressure tigation know little about Virginia Beach Vice drowning around 7:45 25news.com reported. At a telephone interview to on authorities to provide what drove him to go on Mayor James Wood said p.m., WBZ-TV reported. least five buildings ap- definitive answers about his rampage, despite con- he “can’t begin to under- They were searching the peared to be a total loss, The Boston Globe. “To have this happen was why their loved ones died, ducting hundreds of in- stand the grief” of the Bass River near a bridge said Boston Fire Depart- they say, with the shoot- really difficult to hear.” terviews and poring over victims’ families, but in- in South Dennis. The ment Commissioner Jack er’s motive officially still thousands of documents. vestigators found nothing The four other men suf- Coast Guard said they Dempsey. a mystery a year after he The “answer to ‘why’ pointing to that. fered from non-life-threat- deployed a helicopter and The Red Cross was shot dead 12 people at the may be something we will “In any organization, not search boat to try to find helping the displaced ening gunshot wounds, Virginia Beach Municipal never know,” city officials every single manager and the boy. residents. officials said. Center before being killed wrote in an April update employee does everything The shooting took place by police. on the probe. 100 percent the right way, South Boston fire injures 5 Shooting at outdoor birthday at the Franklin Field “We were a flash in the Nixon and other family all the time,” Wood said. firefighters, displaces 40 leaves 1 dead, 4 injured housing development, pan,” said Jason Nixon, members of victims be- “But if there was a sys- which is owned by the whose wife, Kate, was lieve they have an inkling, tematic issue, if there was BOSTON (AP) — A DORCHESTER (AP) Boston Housing Author- among those killed. “I however: What they call a a problem, we would know massive fire broke out — A gunman’s rampage ity. think that we should have toxic workplace environ- about it.” MONDAY, JUNE 1, 2020 THE DAILY ITEM A7

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Plastic sheets separate the booths at Gold Star Hair Design in Lynn as part of their steps to stop the spread of COVID-19 since opening as part of Phase 1. Clients are required to wear masks and the barbers wear gloves, masks and face shields, and fully sanitize the space once a client leaves.

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Above: Wearing a face mask, face shield and gloves, Gold Star Hair Design owner Jose Var- gas cuts the hair of Luis Leonardo of Lynn. At left: A face shield sits at the station of a barber Jenna Castaletto, a stylist with Spinale & Company Hair De- at Gold Star Hair De- sign, checks on her client, Sam Maxted of Swampscott Fri- sign in Lynn. day afternoon. In an effort to maintain social distancing and keep the maximum capacity of 10 people in the salon, clients are asked to sit outside while waiting for certain processes to finish. “The heat from the sun helps develop [the color- ing],” says salon co-owner Lisa Spinale.

WEATHER LOTTERY National weather SUN, MOON, TIDES Forecast for Sunday, May 31, 2020 TODAY’S FORECAST MARINE FORECAST Bands separate high temperature zones for the day. MASS. EVENING: MASS. MID-DAY: Sunday...... 5068 Sunday...... 2221 Sunrise today 5:07 a.m. Some sun in the morning NW winds 5 to 10 kt, be- with increasing clouds during coming SW in the afternoon. Saturday...... 7150 Saturday...... 7245 Sunset today 8:16 p.m. the afternoon. High near 65F. Waves around 2 ft. Scattered Friday...... 6426 Friday...... 3698 Winds NW at 10 to 15 mph. showers. Sunrise tomorrow 5:06 a.m. H Yesterday’s payoff: Yesterday’s payoff: Tonight: A few clouds from Tonight: W winds around 5 kt. High tide today 7:42 a.m. time to time. Low 48F. Winds Waves 1 foot or less. EXACT ORDER EXACT ORDER Low tide today 1:57 p.m. W at 5 to 10 mph. All 4...... $5,507 All 4...... $3,658 L First or last 3...... $771 First or last 3...... $512 High tide tomorrow 8:44 a.m. Any 2...... $66 Any 2...... $44 Any 1...... $7 Any 1...... $4 ANY ORDER ANY ORDER Fronts All 4...... $229 All 4...... $914 Cold Warm Stationary First 3...... $128 First 3...... $512 Pressure H L Last 3...... $128 Last 3...... $171 High Low Showers Rain T-storms Flurries Snow Ice TODAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY JUNE 5 JUNE 13 <-10 -0s0s 10s 20s 30s 40s 50s 60s 70s 80s 90s 100s 110+ M’ cloudy | High 65, Low 48 Cloudy | High 72, Low 55 Cloudy | High 79, Low 63 NATIONAL SUMMARY: Sprawling high pressure will encompass much of the eastern part of the nation, ushering in cooler but dry weather today. However, a stray shower is possible in the Great Lakes. Showers and thun- derstorms will douse parts of southern Texas. Isolated showers and thunder- storms will also dot the northern and central Rockies and High Plains.

©2020 AccuWeather, Inc. SPORTS B MONDAY, JUNE 1, 2020 Navs bring back Marblehead’s Beau Dana for 2020 season LYNN — The North dent and General Manag- Shore Navigators have er Derek January made signed two more Massa- the announcement. chusetts natives to con- Dana saved 13 of North tracts for the upcoming Shore’s 30 regular-sea- 2020 season, including the son wins — tying the sin- sixth former Futures Col- gle-season franchise re- legiate Baseball League cord — and two more in All-Star on the roster. the playoffs, becoming the Reigning FCBL Relief second-ever Navigator to Pitcher of the Year and earn FCBL Relief Pitch- Marblehead native Beau er of the Year honors. The Dana is the latest addi- former Marblehead Ma- tion to the team’s pitching gician standout compiled staff, while Boston College a 1.40 ERA as he allowed catcher Peter Burns will just three earned runs join the Marblehead na- and held opponents to a tive and Dickinson College .211 batting average in COURTESY PHOTOS right-hander at Fraser Field this summer. Presi- Boys hockey defenseman Tyler Godfrey (left) and track athlete Sarah Harrington were named NAVS, B2 Moynihan Lumber Student-Athletes of the Month for April for their hard work on and off the field at Triton High School. Triton pair named Moynihan Lumber Student-Athletes of the Month

team this winter, anchor- catcher for the baseball done on time.” ing the Vikings’ defense team), Godfrey puts even Godfrey is leaving Tri- By Mike Alongi en route to earning All- more work into academ- ton on a bit of a sour note, ITEM SPORTS EDITOR Cape Ann League hon- ics. The senior has al- having to miss his senior ors. With his help, Tri- ready committed to play baseball season due to Thanks to their out- ton allowed 1.75 goals baseball at MIT next year the COVID-19 pandemic. standing achievements per game and allowed while pursuing a degree But he’s making the best both athletically and ac- just one goal in 16 of its in engineering. of it as he continues to ademically, Triton’s Tyler 24 games. He was no “It’s all about managing work hard and prepare Godfrey and Triton’s Sar- slouch on the offensive your time,” Godfrey said. for the next chapter of his ah Harrington have been end either, notching six “Especially when you academic and athletic ca- named the Moynihan goals and 13 assists for have hockey practices reer at MIT. Lumber Student-Ath- 19 points -- fourth on the that could be at 4 p.m. or “It’s not as terrible as it letes of the Month for team. 8 p.m. or any other time, could be for me because I COURTESY PHOTO April. Even with all the work you need to be able to have four years of base- Marblehead native Beau Dana is returning to Godfrey was a star for he puts into athletics stay organized and make the Triton boys hockey the mound for the Navigators for the 2020 sea- (he’s also the starting sure you get everything MOYNIHAN, B2 son. Future of stadiums promises high tech but low capacity KANSAS CITY, Mo. (AP) next seat to high-five after — The smell of barbecue a touchdown. The idea of wafts through the parking passing cash to a beer ven- lots hours before kickoff at dor between innings will Arrowhead Stadium, and be a memory. Temperature when the first salvo of fire- screenings and medical works explode overhead, checks could be manda- thousands of Chiefs fans tory to get in. By having begin to march en masse virtual tickets scanned on toward the entrance gates. their smart phones, fans That’s how things nor- could be acknowledging mally are on an NFL game the health risk of attend- day in Kansas City. ing a game while surren- But these days, very lit- dering some of their per- tle is normal, and like so sonal privacy. many things in life the It all begs the question: football season ahead Will fans be able to have is rife with uncertainty. any fun? The coronavirus pandem- “There’s a wealth of un- ic that brought sports to anticipated casualties, I a standstill for months guess, that are going to has everyone wondering be part of this, things we what games will be like all took for granted as when spectators are final- part of the live game-day ly allowed back in — and experience,” explained whether they will even Nate Appleman, director want to show up. of the sports, recreation The changes will be big and entertainment prac- and small, temporary and tice for Kansas City-based long-lasting. architectural firm HOK. FILE PHOTO|ASSOCIATED PRESS Fans could have their “Some things we have yet every move scrutinized by to fathom but will become The coronavirus pandemic has brought the sports world to a standstill and it’s likely to impact cameras and lasers. There the way stadiums and arenas operate in the future. might be nobody in the STADIUMS, B2 NHL plans to test players for COVID-19 daily

ASSOCIATED PRESS The first major North every evening and those American professional results are obtained before Nick Foligno watches sports league to announce they would leave their ho- Ohio Gov. Mike DeWine’s a format for its poten- tel rooms the next morn- coronavirus briefings and tial return to competition ing, so we’ll know if we appreciates the value of also has a comprehensive have a positive test and the information. COVID-19 testing strat- whether the player has It is part of the reason egy. There are screen- to self-quarantine himself the Columbus captain ing protocols in place as a result of that positive supports NHL players un- for voluntary workouts test,” Daly said. “It’s ex- dergoing daily testing if and training camp in the pensive, but we think it’s the season resumes. hands of individual teams. really a foundational ele- “Testing is a must be- Deputy Commissioner Bill ment of what we’re trying cause it’s the only way Daly also said the NHL to accomplish.” you’re going to know and plans to test all players ev- Each test costs approx- feel confident every time ery day when games start imately $125, the league FILE PHOTO|ASSOCIATED PRESS you step on the ice that ev- happening. says, and Commissioner eryone is in the same boat “We will have a rigor- Gary Bettman estimat- NHL commissioner Gary Bettman estimates the league will have to pay as you and you can play ous daily testing protocol millions of dollars for tens of thousands of coronsvirus testing equip- the game to the best of where players are tested ment to get through the playoffs. your ability,” Foligno said. NHL, B2 B2 SPORTS THE DAILY ITEM MONDAY, JUNE 1, 2020 Navs sign Dana, NHL plans to test Burns for 2020 players daily for season coronavirus when

NAVS over the Eagles’ 13 games From B1 while two home runs and five total extra-base hits play resumes 19.1 innings last summer. helped him post a .936 committee, deferred to ex- OPS. The Austin Prep NHL After starting his college From B1 perts on how often players career at Georgetown, the graduate reached base at should be tested. McDavid a .317 clip and caught 13 6-foot-2, 200-pound righty ed 25,000-35,000 will be added, “I think you have runners stealing during ranked third in the Divi- needed to get through the to get tested in a time like his freshman season be- sion 3 Centennial Confer- playoffs — a price tag, he this, and you want to get fore a five-game summer ence with 24 strikeouts concedes, of “millions of tested as frequently as stint with the Cape Cod in 15 innings as a starter dollars.” But athletes have you can to catch it right League’s Bourne Braves. this spring. plenty of concerns about away.” Scouting Report: Excel- Scouting Report: risking their health to get Daly said one person lent defensive catcher … Hard-throwing RHP with back to work, and regular testing positive for the left-handed hitter with dominating stuff … fastball testing is something play- coronavirus would not gap power … good catch- can reach 96mph … good ers insisted on. necessarily mean anoth- and-throw guy … MLB secondary pitches … bat- “You need testing at a er pause for the NHL. comp: Rich Gedman. tle-tested late-inning guy level sufficient to be con- Leaguewide testing done The Navs are now pre- … fun to watch … MLB fident that you’re going daily would allow the iso- paring for the 13th season comp: Liam Hendricks. to be on top of anything lation of an infected play- of collegiate ball at Fraser Burns joins the Navs which might happen,” er, coach or staff member Field and their ninth in alongside a pair of former NHL Players’ Association before the start of an out- the Futures League, which FCBL All-Stars and fel- executive director Don break. will begin on a date to be low BC sophomores Sal Fehr said. “If that turns “If one guy tests positive, determined this summer. Frelick and infielder Cody out to be daily, and that’s I see it as unlikely that Stay up to date on the lat- Morissette. The 5-foot-9, available, that’s OK. That other guys don’t test pos- est Navs news by visiting 186-pound catcher from CORUTESY PHOTO would be good. If it turns itive, but in assessing ev- nsnavs.com and following Reading drove in seven out that that’s not quite erybody I have to believe us on Facebook, Twitter Boston College catcher Peter Burns will join runs and scored nine more what we need and we can that they’ll probably find and Instagram. the Navigators of the diamond this season. get by with a little less, it,” Montreal player rep that’s OK.” Paul Byron said. “What Infectious disease expert would happen if half your Triton’s Godfrey, Harrington named Dr. Amesh Adalja of the team or four or five or six Johns Hopkins University guys test positive at one Center for Health Secu- time?” rity isn’t quite sure how League and team offi- Moynihan Lumber Student-Athletes for often athletes should be cials have stressed they MOYNIHAN a new personal record in “Academics always come mates who won’t put on tested to ensure they are would only use thousands From B1 the two-mile at the Cape first,” said Harrington. “It the uniform again. virus-free. He said testing of tests if that number Ann League Meet, running can get tough at times, but “We had a really talent- in German soccer will help does not endanger the sup- ball ahead of me, but I re- a time of 11:44.04 to take I’ve learned how to man- ed class of seniors, so it’s other leagues determine ply for the general public, ally feel for my teammates first place. Harrington age things so I can get all tough to not see them get the right frequency, which a concern Adalja broached who aren’t continuing on also added a third-place of my work done and still to finish off their careers,” also depends on the type of for all sports. Bettman to play,” Godfrey said. “I’m finish in the two-mile and compete.” said Harrington. “It’s been quarantine and exposure said medical experts told lucky enough to have a a fourth-place finish in the Unfortunately for Har- tough to prepare for the risks players will have. the NHL that by the time weight bench at my house one-mile at the Cape Ann rington and countless season and then have it “We do know that people games could resume this so I can continue to work Championships as well as other spring athletes, she not happen and it’s a little that have increased con- summer, 25,000-30,000 out, and as a catcher I’m an eighth-place finish in is missing out on her ju- scary to not know what’s tact with each other are would be “a relatively in- able to do a lot of drills at the two-mile at the Divi- nior spring season due to going to happen with the going to have more oppor- significant number.” home to stay sharp.” sion 4 Championships. the COVID-19 pandemic. fall season yet. But at the tunity to spread the virus, Adalja said a league Harrington, a three-time But when it comes to She’s still able to stay in same time, we’re all trying and hockey is one of the partnering with a nation- CAL All-Star, had a big balancing school and ath- shape since running is one to keep a positive mindset sports where individuals al chain for testing could winter on the track for letics, Harrington makes of the few activities still and just see what hap- do have a lot of contact keep it from interfering the CAL Kinney Division it clear that school is al- permitted, but she still pens.” with each other,” Adal- with the public supply, champion Vikings. She set ways the priority. feels for her senior team- ja said. “I would say that though it is difficult to they’re going to have to predict what availability be more aggressive than will be like in late sum- other leagues in terms of mer. He also said the cost Future at stadiums promises high tech testing.” and availability depends While players vary on on whether the NHL their general concern would use more expensive about contracting the vi- but more reliable PCR but could include low capacity for fans rus by resuming the sea- tests — the nose swabs son, many seem to be on — or rapid antigen tests board with frequent test- that can have less sensi- STADIUMS the stadium, not to men- sional teams are in talks tegration for the sports ing. tivity. From B1 tion the millions that will with motion analytics and entertainment group “Having it each and ev- Protocols for voluntary tune in on TV. company iinside, whose at Mortenson, which is ery day begins to limit the workouts and training painfully clear once we “There’s the old saying, SafeDistance system uses wrapping construction on potential of getting the camps require PCR test- are allowed back into ven- ‘Necessity is the mother lasers to map spaces and the Raiders’ new $2.4 bil- virus,” Edmonton player ing where available, and ues and get back to truly of invention.’ I would say measure crowd density. At lion stadium in Las Vegas. representative Darnell Daly said the NHL contin- human nature, which is to we’re in a heightened situa- KeyBank Center in Buffa- “The technology is going to Nurse said. “If that’s what ues to study the potential gather and celebrate com- tion of necessity right now,” lo, New York, a company be deployed much faster it takes, that’s what the use of antigen testing. munity.” Appleman said. “There are called WaitTime utilizes because of the value it has professionals who are in Part of the decision on Some leagues are re- a lot of really smart peo- an app to tell Sabres fans for the fan experience and this field and tackle these which cities host games is turning with few or no ple coming up with really how long lines are at re- public health.” challenges each and every the amount of COVID-19 fans, including soccer in cool initiatives that could strooms and concessions. Even the way facilities day, if that’s what they present in the commu- Germany, stock car racing just be a new way of do- “We have a great oppor- are cleaned will change. believe is the best option, nity. Bettman hopes the in the U.S. and baseball in ing things, and new isn’t tunity to rewrite the new No longer will hosing then that’s the way you combination of going to a Japan. But as sports ramp always bad. Sometimes normal for the return of down seats and sweep- have to go.” place with less of it, test- up, The Associated Press change is good. Sometimes sports,” WaitTime founder ing up trash left by fans Teammate Connor Mc- ing frequently and putting found during interviews we have to adapt.” Zack Klima said. be enough. Venue giant David and Toronto cap- players in a quarantine with more than two dozen Indeed, such plans bring It all sounds a bit Orwel- ASM Global recently an- tain John Tavares, who “bubble” of sorts means experts in stadium design both hope and fear: hope lian — like Big Brother is nounced a new hygiene are members of the NHL/ it’s less likely for anyone and infrastructure that that some fans will be able very much watching. And protocol for its 325 facili- NHLPA Return to Play to contract it. the only thing that might to see their favorite teams such systems do dance a ties worldwide, noting the look the same is what hap- live and fear that colleges fine line between infor- importance of hewing to pens on the field of play. and leagues such as Major mative and intrusive. But international health rec- TODAY IN SPORTS The biggest short-term League Soccer that rely they also could help miti- ommendations from the change will be social dis- heavily on ticket sales will gate the spread of a virus, likes of the Centers for June 1 2008 — Hillary Will is the 11th be able to make ends meet. and that could make the Disease Control and the 1925 — Lou Gehrig bats for Pee woman in NHRA history to win a tancing, something that Wee Wanninger in the eighth inning national event when she takes the already has become a fact To help fill some of those difference between having World Health Organiza- and replaces Wally Pipp at first base Top Fuel event at the O’Reilly NHRA of everyday life. Ticket gaps — both optically and Michigan Stadium empty tion. to start his streak of 2,130 consecu- Summer Nationals. Will drives her sales will be capped. En- financially — many facility on a fall Saturday or hav- Few professional teams tive games. dragster to a 4.744-second run at a operators have been explor- ing 100,000 fans rooting have been willing to di- 1946 — Assault, ridden by Warren top speed of 304.53 mph, beating tire rows and sections Merhtens, wins the Belmont Stakes No. 1 qualifier Larry Dixon for her will be blocked off. Seats ing options with firms such on the Wolverines again. vulge their reopening to become the seventh horse to cap- first career win in Top Fuel. on the aisle will be left as Arizona-based Blue- Not everything will be as strategies, whether that ture the Triple Crown. 2010 — French Open upset special- open to maintain a buf- media, which designs and overt as barren concourses be potential seating lay- 1968 — Stage Door Johnny, ridden ist Robin Soderling strikes again, ral- produces screens that can and empty seats, either. outs or infrastructure up- by Heliodoro Gustines, wins the Bel- lying past defending champion Roger fer from those walking mont Stakes in a record time of 2:27 Federer in a rainy quarterfinal, 3-6, up the stairs. Fans will be cover large swaths of seats. Most of the changes that grades. The rapidly chang- 1-5 and spoils the Triple Crown bid of 6-3, 7-5, 6-4. The loss ends Feder- given an entrance time to Such screens already are colleges and teams are im- ing social and political Forward Pass, who finishes 1¼ er’s record streak of reaching the prevent crowding at the used when arenas want to plementing will go unno- environment coupled with lengths behind. semifinals in 23 consecutive major cap capacity or create more ticed by those who settle in the unpredictable nature 1975 — Nolan Ryan of the California events. gates. Lines at restrooms Angels pitches his fourth no-hitter to 2012 — Jonathan Crawford pitches and concessions will be intimate settings, but Blue- for the kickoff or first pitch. of the virus have made tie Sandy Koufax’s record, beating the seventh no-hitter in NCAA tourna- limited. Congregating in media vice president R.J. Premier League club planning difficult. But the the Baltimore Orioles 1-0. ment history, shutting down the corridors will no lon- Orr said those same prod- Tottenham recently Miami Dolphins and Hard 1975 — Kathy Whitworth wins the Bethune-Cookman in a 4-0 victory in ucts can present sponsor- opened its new London Rock Stadium recently LPGA tournament by one stroke over the opener of the Gainesville Region- ger be allowed. Sandra Haynie. al. The college football sea- ship and marketing oppor- stadium after spending committed to being the 1986 — Pat Bradley wins the LPGA 2012 — Alex Miklos hits a go-ahead son is still some three tunities. millions to create more first public facility to re- tournament and becomes the first to RBI triple in the 21st inning as Kent months away, yet Iowa “Of course they can sell than 1,600 WiFi access ceive a STAR rating from win all four major women’s tourna- State outlasts Kentucky 7-6 in the advertising,” Orr said, “but the Global Biorisk Adviso- ments, beating Patty Sheehan by one second-longest game in NCAA tour- State anticipates capaci- points and 700 Bluetooth stroke. nament history. ty at Jack Trice Stadium there are many ways to beacons, ensuring fans are ry Council, which involves 1992 — The Pittsburgh Penguins win 2017 — Fernando Verdasco will be cut in half based on get creative. What if a tick- able to utilize crowd-den- completing a rigorous pro- the Stanley Cup for the second becomes the third player to take part “current guidelines estab- et-sales guy went out to sity apps and other tech- gram to help provide what straight year, beating the Chicago in at least 40 five-setters at Grand season-ticket holders and Dolphins chief executive Blackhawks 6-5 for a four-game Slam tournaments in the Open era, lished by state and local nology. Many facilities are sweep. which began in 1968. The 33-year- officials” — roughly the you can upload a photo and upgrading heating, cooling Tom Garfinkel “the safest 1996 — The LSU women win their old Verdasco beats Pierre-Hugues number of fans that have we can put your image in and ventilation systems to environment possible.” 10th consecutive NCAA track team Herbert 6-3, 3-6, 4-6, 6-3, 6-3 to purchased season tickets. the stands? We’re trying to scrub air as it circulates Of course, even that title with 81 points, the longest victo- reach the third round of the French come up with a bunch of might not be enough. ry string in women’s college sports. Open. Only Andre Agassi (41) and At Kansas, athletic direc- through their buildings, 2002 — Detroit advances to the Lleyton Hewitt (45) have played tor Jeff Long said the Jay- cool ideas that may work.” while others are toying While much remains un- Stanley Cup finals for the fourth time more. hawks have planned for Other companies also with the use of QR codes known about the nov- in eight years with a 7-0 win over 2017 — Kevin Durant scores 38 some 16,000 fans in Me- are tailoring products to to monitor the health of el coronavirus, one fact Colorado in Game 7 of the Western points in his first NBA Finals game help with social distancing their patrons. that is painfully clear Conference finals. Colorado becomes with Golden State, Stephen Curry morial Stadium this fall the first NHL team to play in four adds 28 and the Warriors roll to their — about a third of official and crowd control. “We’re extrapolating off is how easily it spreads. consecutive Game 7s. Detroit goalie 13th straight win this postseason by capacity. Mercedes-Benz Stadi- these trends that have al- No league or team wants Dominik Hasek sets an NHL record beating the Cleveland Cavaliers 113- Several NFL teams, in- um, the new home of the ready existed, and I think their games to become a by recording his fifth shutout of the 91 in Game 1. It’s the first time in Atlanta Falcons and At- we’re going to kick-start “super spreader” event, playoffs. NBA history the same two teams cluding Miami and New 2004 — Detroit and Indiana combine played in three straight Finals and Orleans, are modeling for lanta United, already has into 2025 even though and everyone acknowledg- for just 60 first-half points in the Pis- just the fourth time it has happened reduced capacities this cashless systems in place it’s only 2020,” said Ja- es all the preparations in tons’ 69-65 victory, breaking the NBA in the four major sports leagues. season. It will no doubt for merchandise and con- son Jennings, director of the world cannot guaran- playoff record of 62 set by the Pis- cessions. Several profes- strategy and digital in- tee safety. tons and Nets during the second look different for fans in round. MONDAY, JUNE 1, 2020 THE DAILY ITEM B3 NATION U.S. cities assess protest damage, await another day of unrest By Tim Sullivan and Matt Sedensky ASSOCIATED PRESS MINNEAPOLIS — America’s cities boarded up windows, swept up glass and covered graffiti Sunday as the country’s PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS most significant night of The crew of SpaceX enters the International protests in a half-century Space Station Sunday. promised to spill into an- other day of unrest fueled by killings of black people at the hands of police. Astronauts The turbulence sparked by the death of George Floyd — a black man who died after being pinned under the knee of a white arrive at Minneapolis police offi- cer — shook not only the streets of New York and Los Angeles, but dozens space station of smaller communities such as Fargo, North Da- kota, and Lincoln, Nebras- PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS By Marcia Dunn barely 19 hours after a ka. The damage extended ASSOCIATED PRESS SpaceX Falcon 9 rocket San Diego County sheriff officers stand guard in front of a burning bank even to buildings near the building Sunday after a protest over the death of George Floyd in La blasted off Saturday after- White House. CAPE CANAVERAL, noon from Kennedy Space Mesa, Calif. Fla. — SpaceX delivered Peaceful protests involv- Center, the nation’s first ing tens of thousands of two astronauts to the In- head of the police force in after Arbery was killed, an congregating in chanting astronaut launch to orbit people on Saturday gave ternational Space Station Philadelphia, where more EMT named Breonna Tay- demonstrations threatened from home soil in nearly way, in some places, to for NASA on Sunday, fol- to trigger new outbreaks, a a decade and drawing a rioting, looting and vio- than 200 people were ar- lor was shot eight times lowing up a historic liftoff Washington delegation rested as fires and looting by Louisville, Kentucky, fact overshadowed by the with an equally smooth lence, with police vehicles led by President Donald torched, stores emptied engulfed Center City. narcotics detectives who boiling tensions. docking in yet another Trump. NASA said peak Disgust over generations knocked down her front “We’re sick of it. The cops first for Elon Musk’s com- and objects hurled at offi- viewership online hit 10 cers. The police response of racism in a country door. No drugs were found are out of control,” protest- pany. million. founded by slaveholders in her home. er Olga Hall said in Wash- With test pilots Doug varied from restrained to Despite the coronavi- combined with a string of Adding to that was angst ington, D.C. “They’re wild. Hurley and Bob Behnken aggressive, with officers at rus pandemic, thousands times firing tear gas and recent high-profile killings from months of lockdowns There’s just been too many poised to take over manu- jammed surrounding rubber bullets. to stoke the anger. Three brought on by the corona- dead boys.” al control if necessary, the beaches, bridges and Police and peaceful pro- months before Floyd’s virus pandemic, which has The scale of the protests, SpaceX Dragon capsule towns as SpaceX ended a testers alike pleaded for a death, Ahmaud Arbery disproportionately hurt sweeping from coast to pulled up to the station nine-year launch drought stop to violence, saying it was fatally shot as he communities of color, not coast and unfolding on a and docked automatically, for NASA. The achieve- only hindered calls for jus- jogged through a Georgia only in terms of infections single night, rivaled the no assistance needed. The ment, years in the mak- tice and reform. neighborhood. A white fa- but in job losses and eco- historic demonstrations of hatches swung open a few ing, is expected to drive “It only hurts the cause,” ther and son are charged nomic stress. the civil rights and Viet- hours later, and the two down launch costs so more said Danielle Outlaw, in the slaying. The month The droves of people nam War eras. Dragon riders floated into people might be able to af- the orbiting lab and em- ford a ticket to space in braced the three station the coming years. residents. Behnken told the wel- D.C. mayor: We have to be Unlike the SpaceX coming committee at NA- and NASA flight control SA’s Johnson Space Cen- rooms, where everyone ter that the Dragon was was spaced well apart, “a slick vehicle” and said concerned about virus rebound there was no social dis- he was surprised at how tancing or masks needed rough the ride was on the By Kelli Kennedy, have turned into riots and in orbit. latter part of ascent, com- Danica Kirka and clashes with police, leav- “The whole world saw pared with the space shut- Pablo Gorondi ing stores in flames and this mission, and we are tle, which he and Hurley ASSOCIATED PRESS torched cars in the streets. so, so proud of every- rode twice. Floyd, a black man, died MIAMI — Rosa Jimenez May 25 in Minneapolis thing you have done for “Dragon was huffing and Cano felt compelled to at- our country and, in fact, saying “I can’t breathe” puffing all the way into or- tend a protest against po- to inspire the world,” after a white police officer bit,” he said. lice brutality to stand with NASA Administrator Jim pressed a knee into his Two Texas members fellow black Americans, Bridenstine said in a call neck. It was the latest in of Congress at Johnson then realized afterward from Mission Control in a series of deaths of black for the docking — Sen. how much the coronavirus Houston. men and women at the Ted Cruz and Rep. Brian complicated things. Hurley credited SpaceX hands of police in Ameri- Babin — said the flight “This can be kind of a and added, ““It’s great to offered inspiration and ca. tinderbox for COVID,” the get the United States back hope during a particularly Health experts fear that 39-year-old venture cap- in the crewed launch busi- tough time of protests and silent carriers of the virus italist said after attend- ness.” pandemic. could unwittingly infect ing a demonstration in It was the first time a “Having it go off without others at protests where privately built and owned a hitch was a tremendous Florida in response to the people are packed cheek to spacecraft carried astro- blessing for our country,” death of George Floyd by jowl, many without masks, nauts to the space station Babin told the astronauts. police in Minnesota. many chanting, singing in its more than 20 years Gleaming white in the As more beaches, church- PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS or shouting. The virus is of existence. NASA con- es, mosques, schools and dispersed by microscopic sunlight, the Dragon was Carlos Farrar with the National Park Service siders this the opening easily visible on NASA businesses reopened droplets in the air when power washes black spray paint that read “Do volley in a business rev- TV from a few miles out, worldwide, civil unrest people cough, sneeze, sing olution encircling Earth its nose cone open and ex- in the United States over Black Vets Count?” from the World War II Me- or talk. and eventually stretching posing its docking hook as repeated racial injustice morial in Washington Sunday. “There’s no question to the moon and Mars. well as a blinking light. is raising fears of new vi- that, when you put hun- “NASA is not going to Hurley and Behnken took rus outbreaks in a country olated government social night in Miami and ex- dreds or thousands of purchase, own and oper- over the controls and did that has more infections distancing rules. posing herself to “so many people together in close ate rockets and capsules a little piloting less than and deaths than any- Rosa Jimenez Cano said people.” proximity, when we have the way we used to,” a couple hundred yards where else in the world. she planned to self-quar- Protests over Floyd’s got this virus all over the Bridenstine said. “”We’re (meters) out as part of the And it’s not just in the antine for 14 days, wor- death have shaken the streets ... it’s not healthy,” going to partner with com- test flight, before putting U.S. — London hosted a rying she was perhaps country from Minneapolis Maryland Gov. Larry Ho- mercial industry.” it back into automatic for large anti-racism protest “irresponsible” in attend- to New York, from Atlan- gan said Sunday on CNN’s The docking occurred the final approach. Sunday that certainly vi- ing the protest Saturday ta to Los Angeles. Some “State of the Union.” Faith leaders in dual roles guiding congregations and police By Giovanna tion of brutality and rac- congregations and their As the long-time deacon Dell’Orto ism, the religious leaders precincts. at Incarnation / Sagra- ASSOCIATED PRESS believe that using faith to “The reason I work with do Corazón de Jesús, the build bridges between law the police department spiritual home of a large ST. PAUL, Minn. — As enforcement and the com- right now is that I want to Spanish-speaking commu- an African American pas- munities they police will help the culture change,” nity that often carries the tor who serves as a chap- ultimately keep everyone Graham said. “Some po- memory of abuses in home lain in the Minneapolis safe. licemen think they’re in countries, he knows how police precinct where the “We’re better together,” charge of black folks. If crucial it is to build rela- white officer charged with said Joan Austin, a min- you’d treat me as some- tionships. murdering George Floyd ister at New Creation one that’s important too, it Before he became chap- worked, the Rev. Charles Baptist Church in Min- would be so much better.” lain, multiple squad cars Graham believes he is ex- neapolis and a chaplain Even as he struggles showed up at the church actly where God intended. in the 5th Precinct, which with his own sense of after a neighbor called “God is putting us where was engulfed in violent helplessness Carl Val- police on a group of Lati- he wants us to be,” said protests the night after dez, a long-time deacon nos there. It was a family Graham, pastor emeri- the third precinct was at Incarnation / Sagrado doing volunteer repairs to tus at Macedonia Baptist torched. “I lift (officers and Corazón de Jesús, has the century-old building. Church in Minneapolis congregants) up in prayer been spending long hours Since then, the parish PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS and chaplain at the 3rd every single night.” at the 5th Precinct where community and the po- Precinct for six years. “I Parishioners at St. Peter Claver, an historic Afri- Praying with police of- he’s chaplain, urging the lice have held regular di- know it’s my job to show can American Catholic church in St. Paul, Minn., ficers before they go on officers not to give in to alogue. Uniformed officers the hope. We might as well board up the windows and doors Saturday. duty, bringing them into anger or that same help- shared tamales at the cel- learn how to live together.” meetings with the com- lessness. ebration of Our Lady of Graham and other Twin the most vulnerable to American areas that more munities they serve but “There’s a culture of ‘the Guadalupe and kept an Cities faith leaders who poverty and crime. Most of recently became home to often don’t live in, and community is against us eye on traffic during pan- minister to communities the worst looting and van- large groups of Hmong, trying to break down mu- and we have to pretend demic food drives in which historically ravaged by dalism this week struck Somali and Latino mi- tual fear and suspicion are that we’re not angry or 90 tons of food were donat- racial injustice know their long-established Native grants. some of the ways in which afraid with all that,’ ” Val- ed to nearly 3,000 house- neighborhoods are also American and African Firm in their denuncia- chaplains serve both their dez said. holds. B4 THE DAILY ITEM MONDAY, JUNE 1, 2020 COMICS

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

ROSE IS ROSE / PAT BRADY

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ARLO AND JANIS / JIMMY JOHNSON

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THE BORN LOSER / ART AND CHIP SANSOM

CROSSWORD DEAR ABBY Pregnant bride-to-be faces choice between two brothers DEAR ABBY: When I terested in me romantical- was younger, I was en- Dear Abby is written by Abigail ly. I know this might seem gaged to a man I’ll call trivial, but it’s my biggest “Jake.” I was deeply in Van Buren, also known as Jeanne insecurity and hard to love with him, only to Phillips, and was founded by her overcome. Please help. have my heart broken when he cheated on me, mother, Pauline Phillips. Contact TALL PROBLEM IN so I broke it off. A short Dear Abby at DearAbby.com or P.O. NEW MEXICO time later, I developed feelings for his brother, Box 69440, Los Angeles, CA 90069. DEAR PROBLEM: “Jed.” One thing led to Many people consider another, and Jed and I height to be an advan- are engaged to be mar- DEAR BIG MESS: You DEAR ABBY: I’m a tage. You might, too, once ried in two months. 16-year-old girl and 6 feet you decide to own and When Jake found out I would be doing a terrible take pride in it. disservice to Jed if you tall. I have already been was dating Jed, he grew through the worst of my Regarding your diffi- distant. I figured it was marry him while you insecurities, and even culty in finding clothes because he was in shock. “honestly” still love his though I now have some that fit, do some research online and you will dis- Recently, he contacted me brother. If you do, you will confidence, my height still and invited me to dinner. cover stores that cater to be in for a lifetime of guilt bothers me. I’ve always Thinking it had to do with been taller than my peers tall women and men. the wedding plans, I ac- and frustration, and the and blamed my social I can’t wave a magic cepted. When we were get- chances are great that you problems on my height. wand and fix the insecuri- ting ready to leave, Jake and Jake won’t be able to Someone mentions it ev- ties of the young men in told me he still loved me your community and nei- stay away from each other. ery day, and where I work, and had made a terrible every other customer ther can you. This is why mistake. I had had a few While marriage under comments on it, too. I’m advising you to broad- drinks, and we ended up these circumstances may I try not to be upset over en your horizons and look having a one-night stand. seem like an attractive something I can’t change. I further for romance be- cause it isn’t beyond your I just found out I am solution for you economi- know people don’t mean to pregnant, and I’m not be hurtful, but it makes reach. A way to do that sure if Jake is the father cally, it doesn’t take a crys- me feel like I stand out too might be to develop an in- or Jed is. Honestly, I still tal ball to predict it will be much. I also feel like I’m terest in basketball, a sport love Jake, but he can’t another disaster. too big and too awkward that attracts tall people. keep a job, and I don’t Instead of trying to take for normal activities. My When you’re older, check think he could support pants are never long into a group called Tall me and a baby. What the easy way out, straight- enough, and my skirts are Clubs International. If should I do? Should I en your spine, fess up and always too short. I have to you are 21 and over 5 feet, keep my mouth shut and do the right thing. A pater- adjust car seats and gym 10 inches, you qualify to marry Jed, who has a nity test will determine equipment to fit. join and meet other peo- good job and is faithful? Worst of all, it’s off-put- ple who won’t be put off at which brother is the father ting to boys. Most of them all by your height. You BIG MESS IN THE of your child and the one are shorter and cite it as will find them by going to SOUTH who should support it. the reason they aren’t in- tall.org. BRIDGE

The cards appeal more than scenery A little while ago, I rifled through suit somewhere and a poor hand. a drawer in my office and found a South’s double announces a good “Peanuts” cartoon. Snoopy is look- hand. Six spades is a bit of a shot, ing over a valley and saying, “This but not unreasonable. is what we came for, troops. Look at After the heart lead, South wins the view.” However, Woodstock and with dummy’s ace, ruffs the heart 10, his fellow birds are playing the deal draws trumps and plays on clubs, in today’s diagram. But that is all the hoping to find a 3-3 split. Then the reader knows ~_ who has what. No opponent who wins the third round bidding is shown in the strip. will be endplayed. He will either have Charles Schulz liked to play bridge, to lead a diamond, finding the queen but when I approached him about for declarer, or to concede a ruff-and- having a game, sadly he declined. He sluff. Declarer sluffs a diamond from said he did not play well enough. I his hand and ruffs on the board. But replied that that made no difference when the bad club split is revealed, to me, but it never happened. South must find the diamond queen. Schulz said that he found the deal Well, East seems to have begun with in a Charles Goren book. I have hy- two spades, five hearts and one club. pothesized an auction. West’s jump Therefore, he has five diamonds. De- to four hearts shows a weak freak clarer cashes dummy’s diamond ~_ probably five trumps, a short king, then plays low to his 10. MONDAY, JUNE 1, 2020 THE DAILY ITEM B5 TV BEST BETS CELEBRITY INTERVIEWS

Perry Mason SundanceTV, 12 p.m. “The Case of the Restless Redhead” is the firstto Amanda Peet plays housewife turned murderer occupy the infallible defense attorney (Raymond Burr) when the 1957-66 drama joins SundanceTV’s in “Dirty John: The Betty Broderick Story” Monday lineup. Iconic: TLC By Barb Oates The CW, 8 p.m. One of the most import- Hosted by multiplatinum recording artist and ac- ant things about a divorce is tress Jordin Sparks, this special features four artists learning to pick your battles. performing genre-busting covers of pop sensation For Betty Broderick, a Cali- TLC’s biggest hits like never seen before. TLC and fornia socialite, that proved the artists will be connected by video chat to watch impossible. In the engrossing the incredible at-home performances, then TLC will eight-part series Dirty John: The Betty Broderick Story select one of the artists to collaborate with in a final, (Tuesday, beginning June 2), show-stopping performance. Amanda Peet (Brockmire) TCM Spotlight: Jazz in Film: “Classic Jazz Scores” and Christian Slater (Mr. Ro- TCM, beginning at 8 p.m. bot) portray Betty and Dan Catch a Classic! Broderick, an affluent San Every Monday and Thursday evening in June, Turner Diego couple whose bitter Classic Movies airs a themed lineup of films related divorce in the ’80s resulted to jazz music. The programming event kicks off this in unfathomable verbal and evening with three films featuring iconic jazz scores. mental abuses, rage-fueled The evening begins with Alex North’s Oscar-nomi- assaults (Betty drove her car nated score in A Streetcar Named Desire (1951), through Dan’s front door) followed by The Man With the Golden Arm(1955), and ultimately, and tragical- featuring Elmer Bernstein’s Oscar-nominated score; ly, a double homicide. Anatomy of a Murder (1959), boasting a score by Peet, who grew up in New York City, was unfamiliar jazz legend Duke Ellington; and Bullitt(1968), the with the story and the 1992 action classic scored by Lalo Schifrin. made-for-TV movies about The Baker and the Beauty: “May I Have This Betty starring Meredith Dance?/You Can’t Always Get What You Want” Baxter, but was immediately ABC, 9 p.m. drawn to the material after Season Finale! reading the script. During the first hour of the two-hour season fina- “I thought [their story] le, Daniel (Victor Rasuk) and Noa (Nathalie Kelley) was very compelling because reconnect after a falling out, but Daniel’s desire to they appeared to have all the have a normal life keeps coming between them. In trappings and accoutrements the second hour, Noa makes a seemingly erratic of a normal suburban life and decision about her career as Daniel is approached marriage,” Peet says. “Part of about an opportunity that would force him to step the reason it’s so captivating away from the family business. is because they seemed so normal. The run-up to the Below Deck Mediterranean divorce was just so normal Bravo, 9 p.m. and relatable. There didn’t Betty supported him and identity, and everything else Game of Thronesco-creator Season Premiere! seem to be a lot of evidence mothered their four children. is swallowed up in the sphere and writer David Benioff Dateline: Mallorca, Spain. If the luxuries aboard the of mental illness or deep psy- “I think Alexandra did a of domesticity. For some wom- and mother to their three Wellington(Jacuzzi with waterfall! A cigar room!) chological issues until it was really beautiful job of por- en, I think that had devastat- children, getting into Betty’s don’t blow your mind, how about the drama provid- too late.” traying this girl from the ’50s ing results, ramifications.” headspace was extremely dif- ed by the reality show’s crew? For example: drugs Dirty Johncreator and writ- who grew up with the social For Betty, Dan was her ev- ficult. onboard, a mutineering stewardess and a chef sty- er Alexandra Cunningham norms of that era, and her erything, and when he left her “It’s definitely the hardest mied by ultra-demanding diners. begins this ill-fated story entire identity was wrapped for his new assistant — the thing I’ve ever done,” she con- Vanished in New Canaan: An ID Mystery roughly three years before up in her marriage to Dan beautiful and bright 20-some- cludes. “It was difficult to let Investigation Discovery, 9 p.m. the homicides, introducing and in being a mother,” tells thing Linda Kolkena — she go of my judgment of her, but Jennifer Dulos seems to have a picture-perfect life. us to a well-dressed and Peet. “Even though she was was left feeling betrayed and I think most actors probably very, very smart and educat- helpless. On an early Sunday find it thrilling to explore At age 50, she has built a beautiful life in affluent, sharp-looking Betty as she ed, that part of her life fell by morning in November 1989, mental illness and to explore safe New Canaan, Conn., and keeps busy raising prepares for a divorce set- tlement meeting. Through the wayside as soon as she Betty drove over to Dan’s San why somebody snaps, and her five children. But when she disappears in 2019, flashbacks, we see an inno- was pregnant, and I think Diego mansion, used a key I know I do. I find it deeply the case quickly gains national attention and spec- cent and rule-following Betty that there are probably just she stole from her daughter compelling. What is sanity, ulation. At the time of her disappearance, Jennifer who was intoxicated with the a lot of women, including my to get into his house, snuck and what causes someone to is embroiled in a contentious divorce and custody smitten and wickedly smart mother, who can relate to the into the bedroom Dan shared cross the line? How much of battle with her estranged husband, Fotis Dulos. The Dan. They married in 1969, era in which women were with his new bride Linda, and it is nurture? How much of it investigation pivots to Fotis and his new lover as the and while Dan completed really told either overtly or pulled out and fired her .38 as is nature?” culprits, and as more details unfurl, both are arrest- both medical and law school subliminally that once you’re they slept. No one will ever really ed. But the story takes another tragic turn. and built a successful career, a mother, that becomes your For Peet, who is the wife of know.

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Burning cars and black movements that no In Iran, which has vio- longer preach nonviolent riot police in the U.S. fea- lently put down nation- tured on newspaper front resistance,” Gaggi wrote, wide demonstrations by pages around the globe noting the Minnesota killing hundreds, arrest- Sunday — bumping news governor’s warning that ing thousands and dis- of the COVID-19 pandem- “anarchist and white su- rupting internet access to ic to second-tier status in PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS premacy groups are trying some places. to fuel the chaos.’’ the outside world, state Floyd’s death on May 25 Police officers on horseback stand next to demonstrators blocking the In countries with au- television has repeated- in Minneapolis was the road outside the Houses of Parliament in central London on Sunday pro- thoritarian governments, ly aired images of the latest in a series of deaths test against the recent killing of George Floyd in Minneapolis. state-controlled media U.S. unrest. 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IVANO-FRANKIVSK, Ukraine (AP) — Wearing a white biohazard suit, a face shield and a blue mask over his mouth and nose, the Rev. Yaroslav Rokhman is hard to rec- ognize as a priest when he visits terminally ill pa- tients at a Ukrainian care center. But his words still bring comfort to the dying. Rokhman, a clergy- man in the Ukrainian Greek Catholic Church, is pleased just to be perform- ing one of a cleric’s most heartfelt duties again. As the coronavirus pandem- ic’s grip slowly recedes in Ukraine, priests received clearance on May 22 to resume religious services PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS and to visit the sick and German soccer player Marcus Thuram kneels after scoring a goal Sunday. The German Bunde- bereaved. sliga was the world’s first major soccer league to resume after a two-month suspension because “Patients missed the of the coronavirus pandemic. support and spiritual care. They needed a priest. They needed to pray and talk,” he said while at- PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS Coronavirus not the only thing tending to patients at a palliative-care facility in Ukrainian Greek Ivano-Frankivsk, a city Catholic Church 270 miles west of the capi- priest Father Yaroslav on minds of soccer returnees tal of Kyiv. Rokhman wears pro- Galina Shamineva, a tective gear to protect BERLIN (AP) — Four Sancho was given a yel- equality amid the Black that he felt good using 34-year-old mother of two against coronavirus. young soccer players in low card for taking off his Lives Matter movement. his platform to address a with cancer, was heart- Germany’s Bundesliga jersey, but it didn’t stop Thuram, who also scored long-standing problem. ened to see Rokhman, his believe that in the house addressed the death of teammate Hakimi from Gladbach’s third goal, Schalke, which lost 1-0 intimidating protective of God, Jesus Christ, Holy George Floyd in the Unit- lifting his shirt to reveal made no comment on his to Werder Bremen, is gear notwithstanding. Church, everything is ed States with protests the same message after he gesture after the game. backing McKennie. “I feel good — all thanks clean.” against police brutality grabbed Dortmund’s fourth “He got to the point,” “We as Schalke 04 are to you,” she said from her Regulations to prevent and calls for justice over goal in the 85th minute. Gladbach coach Marco supporting our player’s bed. ““I really needed to be the spread of the virus the weekend. Floyd, a handcuffed Rose said. “He made a position 100 percent,” the able to confess and par- widened a religious fault England’s 20-year-old black man, died Monday sign against racism, one club’s sporting director take in the sacrament.” line in Ukraine. The Or- winger Jadon Sancho, after a white Minneap- we all completely support Jochen Schneider told the Rokhman spoke to thodox Church of Ukraine 21-year-old Morocco right- olis police officer, Derek of course. I believe that Bild tabloid. “The violent Shamineva in a soothing and the Greek Catholic back Achraf Hakimi and Chauvin, pressed his knee everyone fully supports death of American citizen way and made the sign of Church complied with gov- 22-year-old Marcus Thu- for several minutes on his it, that everyone has the George Floyd has shocked the cross with his gloved ernment restrictions on ram made statements on neck. same thoughts he does.” people all over the world. hands. holding services. But the the field on Sunday, fol- Earlier, Thuram took Thuram is the son of Our player Weston McK- “Sometimes I cry, but I rival Ukrainian Orthodox lowing the example set by a knee after scoring in French World Cup winner ennie sent a clear signal never give up. I’m fighting Church, which is affiliated Schalke’s American mid- Borussia Mönchenglad- Lilian Thuram, a prom- against this unbelievable ‘til the last breath,” she with the Russian Ortho- fielder Weston McKennie, bach’s 4-1 win over Union inent antiracism cam- act and against racism told him. dox Church, resisted. 21, the day before. Berlin. The Gladbach for- paigner. yesterday.” In Chernivtsi, one of After the Russia-linked Sancho scored his first ward scored in the first Floyd’s death and foot- The German soccer fed- the Ukrainian cities hit church allowed people to hat trick in Borussia Dort- half and then dropped his age of his neck pinned eration’s control commit- hardest by the virus, the attend Easter services, mund’s 6-1 win at Pader- left knee to the ground and under Chauvin’s knee re- tee is to decide in the next Rev. Vasyl Gasynets has authorities filed criminal born with no fans present, rested his right arm on his ignited fury over the treat- days if it intervenes, with returned to conducting cases against five priests. but removed his jersey af- right thigh as he bowed ment of African Ameri- any sanctions ultimately services at his Greek If convicted, they face pris- ter his first goal to reveal a his head in reflection. He cans at the hands of police, decided by its sports court. Catholic church, wearing on sentences of up to eight T-shirt with the handwrit- spent five seconds in this leading to nightly protests However, it has not acted vestments along with a years. At the church’s ten message “Justice for position before getting up and violent clashes with on similar incidents in the mask while giving Holy world-renowned Pechersk George Floyd” on the front. again to continue. law enforcement through- past. The federation has Communion. Members Monastery in Kyiv, more “First professional hat “No explanation need- out the United States. also campaigned strongly of the congregation also than 100 clerics were in- trick,” Sancho said on ed,” Gladbach said on On Saturday, McKennie against racism. were masked as they fected with the virus, and Twitter. “A bittersweet Twitter with a picture of wore an armband with In 2014, Union Berlin stood near each other, as at least three died. moment personally as Thuram kneeling. the handwritten mes- forward Anthony Ujah dis- did some choir members Ukrainian authorities there are more import- It evoked memories of sage “Justice for George” played a T-shirt with the as they sang. reported 393 new con- ant things going on in the former San Francisco around his left arm. McK- name of Eric Garner, and “Our church was clean firmed cases on Saturday, world today that we must 49ers quarterback Col- ennie later said on Twit- the words “can’t breathe” before the pandemic. And down from some 500 new address and help make a in Kaepernick kneeling ter: “We have to stand up and “justice” in reference it’s clean during the pan- cases a day earlier in May. change. We have to come during the American for what we believe in and to Garner’s death after a demic. We respect our The country has record- together as one & fight for national anthem before I believe that it is time police officer placed him people. We want everyone ed a total of more than justice. We are stronger to- games to protest police that we are heard!” in what appeared to be a to be healthy,” Gasynets 23,000 confirmed cases gether!” brutality and racial in- McKennie also said chokehold. said. “We want them to and 696 deaths. Mosques open across Saudi Arabia as restrictions lifted

DUBAI, United Arab period, worshipers contin- ablution at home since Emirates (AP) — Tens ued to pray in the alley- washrooms at mosques of thousands of mosques ways outside the mosque. will be closed, to use hand across Saudi Arabia re- Jews also resumed their sanitizers and to bring opened Sunday for the pilgrimages Sunday to the their own prayer rugs and first time in more than hilltop compound they re- copies of the Quran. two months, with worship- vere as the Temple Mount, The restrictions call for ers ordered to follow strict site of the two Jewish bib- mosques to open just 15 guidelines to prevent the lical temples. minutes before each of spread of the coronavirus In Saudi Arabia, the the five daily prayers and as Islam’s holiest site in government prepared for to close 10 minutes af- Mecca remained closed to the reopening of around ter they conclude. Friday the public. 90,000 mosques after san- sermons and prayers are The Al-Aqsa Mosque in itizing prayer rugs, wash- to last no longer than 15 Jerusalem, Islam’s holi- rooms and shelves holding minutes. est site outside of Saudi copies of the Quran, the On Sunday, Saudi Ara- Arabia, also reopened for Muslim holy book. bia also lifted a ban on do- prayers for the first time The Ministry of Islam- mestic air travel and per- since it was closed in mid- ic Affairs said millions of mitted some public sector March. text messages were sent workers to resume office With little regard for to people in multiple lan- work again, though full social distancing, throngs guages to inform them waited outside the holy about the new rules for attendance will not be al- site’s gates before it public prayer, which in- lowed until mid-June. opened early Sunday, with clude keeping a two-meter The new measures come many wearing surgical (six-foot) distance between as Saudi Arabia and oth- masks. As they were al- people during prayer, er countries around the lowed to enter, the faithful wearing face masks at all world begin to loosen stopped to have their tem- times and abstaining from restrictions and stay-at- perature measured. greeting one another with home orders following The mosque was one handshakes or hugs. weeks of curfews and lock- of Jerusalem’s many Children under 15 years- downs. holy sites, including the old were not being allowed However, the Grand Church of the Holy Sep- inside mosques. The elder- Mosque in Mecca, which ulcher and the Western ly and those with chronic houses the cube-shaped Kaaba that Muslims Wall, whose access was conditions were being told PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS restricted at the height of to pray at home. People around the world pray to- Israel’s coronavirus out- are also being advised to ward, will remain closed A Muslim man prays next to the Dome of the Rock Mosque in the Al Aqsa break. Throughout that perform the mandatory to the public. Mosque compound in Jerusalem’s old city Sunday. B8 THE DAILY ITEM MONDAY, JUNE 1, 2020 HEARING IS MORE ESSENTIAL HEALTH NOW THAN EVER EXPERIENCE BETTER HEARING with one of the Smallest Hearing Aids Ever Made!

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