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Nicholas Sassani, 95 Ida G. Freedman, 85 Jonas H. Chaves, 86 1924-2020 1934-2020 SALEM — Nicholas Sassani, SWAMPSCOTT — Ida G. SWAMPSCOTT — Chaves, Jo- Jonas attended Swamp- age 95, of Salem and former- Freedman, of Swampscott, nas Howard, of Swampscott, scott High School, the Uni- ly of Swampscott, died Friday, entered into rest on Tuesday, entered into rest on April 18, versity of Massachusetts and April 17, 2020 at AdviniaCare April 14, 2020 at the age of 2020 following complications worked for many years at at Salem, following a brief ill- 85. Beloved wife of the late from COVID-19, at the age of Western Electric and the Fed- ness. He was the husband of Samuel Freedman with whom 86. eral Aviation Administration. the late Natalie Ann (Cash- she shared 26 years of mar- Jonas was the son of the Jonas was a Mason at the man) Sassani, with whom he riage. late Samuel and Ida Chaves, Philanthropic Lodge in Mar- shared 54 years of marriage Devoted mother of Robyn loving brother of the late Mil- blehead and volunteered at and predeceased him in Freedman-Mintzer. Mother- dred (Chaves) Harris, Shirley the Swampscott Fire Depart- 2007. in-law of Richard Minzter. (Chaves) Covner and Doris ment. More than anything, Born in Binghamton, N.Y., in Cherished grandmother of (Chaves) Newman; and loving Jonas took his citizenship 1924, he was the son of the Samantha, Tess and Maxine. uncle of the late Eric Covner. so seriously that he recently late Angelo and Adelina (Gal- Dear daughter of the late He leaves a niece, Debra left his rehab facility to exer- lo) Sassani. He was raised and Samuel and Ida Bellman. Ida (Harris) Mozes and her hus- cise his right to vote at the educated in Binghamton and also leaves behind many dear band Jack Mozes, and three Swampscott Town Hall in the graduated from St. Patrick’s cousins, nieces and nephews. nephews, Richard Harris and Massachusetts primary. Academy. He later received his She grew up in Lynn, grad- his wife, Catherine O’Connell Service information: Fu- bachelor’s degree from SUNY uated from Lynn Classical Harris, Lawrence Newman and neral services are private. Harpur College and served in resa Sassani. In addition to High School; Ida also gained ing. She cherished her time his wife Elisabeth Flaster New- A celebration of his life will the Army National Guard. his wife Natalie and parents a certi cation for dental as- spent with family, friends, es- man and Robert Newman. He be held at a future date. Nicholas worked for many Angelo and Adelina, Nicholas sisting and went on to work pecially her grandchildren also leaves ve grand nieces, In lieu of owers, expres- years as a purchasing agent was predeceased by his son, for Dr. Clickstein in Lynn for Service information: Sarah (Mozes) Dussault, Lau- sions of sympathy can be at Massachusetts General Rev. John Edward Sassani, a number of years. Ida raised Graveside services will be ra (Mozes) Cutler, Emily Harris, made in his memory to the Hospital in Boston. He was pastor of Our Lady Help of her family in Swampscott. She held privately. Susannah Harris and Lily Har- World Health Organization, an active parishioner at St. Christians Church in Newton, was a bookkeeper at Hoff- In lieu of owers, expres- ris, and two grand nephews, covid19responsefund.org or John the Evangelist Church in his siblings, Dr. John Sassani man’s department store and sions of sympathy may be Justin and Corey Newman, to the Swampscott Firemen’s Swampscott, serving as a lec- and his late wife Jeannette, later became branch manager made in her memory to and three great-grandnieces Relief Association, 76 Burrill tor for more than 25 years. He Michael Sassani and his late of Capitol Bank and Trust. She The Jimmy Fund, P.O. Box and one great-grandnephew. St., Swampscott, MA 01907. enjoyed music, bowling, golf, wife Antoinette, Anna Petrone was a dedicated member of 849168, Boston, MA 02284, bocce, traveling with his wife and her late husband Ralph, Temple Sinai of Marblehead. www.jimmyfund.org. and family, and had been a and Frances Sassani along Ida volunteered for many The staff at STANETSKY-HY- resident of Swampscott since with his brothers-in-law, Dr. years as a sisterhood mem- MANSON Memorial Chapel Vermont delays vote 1959 before moving to Salem Edward L. Cashman, Jr. and ber at Temple Sinai. Ida loved in Salem had the honor for four years ago. His greatest joy Phillip Cullin. reading, baking, knitting, play- caring for Ida and her family. was spending time with his Service information: Adher- ing Canasta with friends at the For more information or to on colleges’ fate family, especially his beloved ing to the guidelines of the Swampscott Senior Center register in the online guest- grandchildren, often shuttling Commonwealth of Massa- and playing weekly Mahjong book, please visit www.sta- By Patrick Whittle and staff, and the host them to and attending their chusetts and the CDC, funer- with her friends of long stand- netskyhymansonsalem.com. ASSOCIATED PRESS communities is not appro- many school and sporting al services will be private. A priate, especially in this events and other social and Celebration of Life ceremony PORTLAND, Maine — era of unprecedented un- community activities. and gathering will be held at A look at developments knowns,” they said. Nicholas is survived by his a later date. Burial was held around New England re- Vermont has had more loving daughter, Martha Ann in Swampscott Cemetery, Jonathan Doucette, 63 lated to the coronavirus than 800 cases of the vi- Lausier of Salem; his grand- Swampscott. Arrangements pandemic: rus. children, Matthew S. Lausier entrusted to SOLIMINE Fu- VERMONT MASSACHUSETTS and his wife Caitlin of Hyde neral Homes, Lynn. Memori- LYNN — Jonathan “Jay” Dou- The Vermont State Col- Boston will start using Park, Michael L. Lausier and al donations may be made cette, age 63, of Lynn, died leges board does not plan public works trucks to his wife Janie of Swampscott, to St. John the Evangelist Monday, April 13 at the Med- to vote on the recon gu- broadcast messages about Megan E. Toborg of Salem Church, 174 Humphrey St., ford Rehabilitation and Nurs- ration plan for three in- coronavirus safety on and Mark Nicholas Lausier Swampscott, MA 01907 or to ing Home, after a brief illness. stitutions at risk of clos- Sunday. ing as originally planned of Peabody; his great-grand- the Alzheimer’s Association, He was the husband of Susan City of cials said the on Monday, according to children, Michael and Wesley 309 Waverley Oaks Road, P. (Simons) Doucette, with trucks will be out tted a news release from the Toborg and Matthew Sean Waltham, MA 02452 or at whom he shared 29 years of with sound equipment board chairman. Lausier Jr.; his sis- www.alzmass.org. marriage. and they will deliver mes- Instead, the board will ters-in-law, Mary Cul- Online guestbook for Born in Bickford, Germany, sages about social dis- make Monday’s meeting lin of Swampscott he was the son of the late Ber- tancing, washing hands family and friends to informational, giving the and C. Patricia Cash- nard and Theresa (Bourgeois) and using facial coverings. offer condolences at trustees a week to consid- man of Swampscott; Doucette. He moved to Lynn The trucks will deliver the www.solimine.com. er the plan before the next and many nieces, at the age of 4, attended Lynn messages in seven lan- meeting on April 27. nephews, great-nieces and schools and graduated from guages depending on the “I have listened to my great-nephews, including John Lynn Vocational Technical In- neighborhood they are colleagues on the Board and Robin Sassani and The- stitute, Class of 1976. Jay was broadcasting in, of cials employed as a security guard and want to give them time to consider the very said. at Lynn Hospital and Sears Mayor Marty Walsh said until he retired. He enjoyed loving friend and caregiver, signi cant decisions we Yenny Rodriguez and her fami- have to make,” Board of the city is “launching new collecting Matchbox cars and tactics to get the message Legos, and was a huge Red ly; and a large extended family Trustees Chair J. Chur- out in the places that we Darlene A. Blanchette, 56 Sox and Bruins fan. He also of relatives and friends. chill Hindes said Sunday know are hardest hit.” enjoyed traveling to Maine, but Service information: Pri- in the news release. 1963-2020 Trucks will be deployed his greatest joy was spend- vate graveside services were Earlier Sunday, Repub- in hard-hit neighborhoods SWAMPSCOTT — Darlene ing time with his family and held at Pine Grove Cemetery. lican Gov. Phil Scott said including Hyde Park, A. (Erskine) Blanchette, age friends. A Celebration of Jay’s life the state must “have some Mattapan, Dorchester, 56, of Swampscott, died at In addition to his wife he is has been postponed until dif cult discussions about East Boston, Roxbury and her home on Thursday morn- survived by his sister-in-law, further notice. Please make how to save the state col- ing, April 16, 2020, following Diane and her husband Stan memorial donations in Jay’s lege system.” Roslindale, of cials said. a brief illness. She was the Dorio of Bowdoin, Maine; a memory to the Alzheimer’s The three Vermont col- Massachusetts has had loving and devoted wife of brother-in-law, Gary and his Association, 480 Pleasant leges at risk of closing more than 38,000 cas- Richard A. Blanchette, with wife Eileen Simons of Nahant; St., Watertown, MA 02472. — Northern Vermont es of the virus and more whom she shared 34 years of two nieces, Amy and Jessica, To share a memory or condo- University campuses in than 1,700 deaths. Bos- marriage. two nephews, Dakota and Ca- lences with the family please Johnson and Lyndon and ton of cials said Boston’s Born in Saugus in 1963, sey; his best friend, Paul and visit our website at parker- Vermont Technical Col- Dorchester neighborhood Darlene was the daughter of his wife Debbie Martel; his memorialfuneralhome.com. lege in Randolph — have alone has had more than the late Harland and Phyllis long had nancial prob- 1,270 cases. Erskine. She was raised and lems but the coronavirus Republican Gov. Charlie educated in Lynn, graduated pandemic has made it Baker appeared Sunday from Lynn Vocational Techni- worse. on CBS’s “Face the Na- cal Institute and received her Alan Averback, 70 The virus’s consequenc- tion” and said the state associates degree from North 1949-2020 es have resulted in a sig- is “right in the middle of Shore Community College. ni cant increase in the the surge now.” He also Darlene worked at Sears Credit Bob of Arizona; and her many PEABODY — Alan Averback, system’s anticipated oper- stressed the importance and EG&G in Salem and has in-laws, nieces, nephews, 70, of Peabody, formerly of ating de cit, raising it as of cooperation between worked as a customer service cousins and friends, including Malden. Entered eternal rest much as $7 to $10 million states in the Northeast. representative for Eastern her nephew Scott Hudson of surrounded by his family on this scal year, according He said he does not “want Bank in Lynn for the past 15 New Hampshire. She was pre- Friday, April 17, 2020. Devot- to the chairman’s news re- Massachusetts to do years. She loved traveling with deceased by her son Edward ed husband of Beverly (Lanes) lease. something that makes life her husband, especially the Blanchette and her sister Judy Averback for 40 years. Scott said state law- incredibly complicated for many cruises they took togeth- Ferragamo. Beloved father of Brian and makers must immediately New York or New Jersey er to Bermuda and many oth- Service information: Ad- Adam. Father-in-law to Keren work on a statewide plan or New Hampshire or Ver- er destinations. She enjoyed hering to the guidelines of Averback. Cherished grandfa- “to rethink, reform and mont.” family gatherings and could the Commonwealth of Mas- ther “Poppy” to Jacob, Maya strengthen the education NEW HAMPSHIRE strike up a conversation with sachusetts and the CDC, and Maximilian Averback. He system in ways that are Republican Gov. Chris just about anyone. She loved funeral services will be pri- was a teacher at North Shore fair and equitable to every Sununu’s attorneys led spending time with her family vate. A Celebration of Life Regional High School for more student, every community court papers Saturday and friends and most especial- ceremony and gathering will than 20 years and graduate of and every taxpayer.” seeking to dismiss a law- ly her beloved grandson Alex. be held at a later date. Buri- Curry College. Senate President Tim suit brought by Demo- In addition to her husband al was held in Swampscott Alan’s love for music, jokes, Ashe and Speaker of the crats in the state about Richard of Swampscott, Dar- Cemetery, Swampscott. Ar- candlepin bowling, funny ties House Mitzi Johnson, coronavirus relief money. lene is survived by her loving rangements entrusted to SO- and socks, dogs and his fam- who are both Democrats, New Hampshire Legis- daughter Jessica Pena and her LIMINE Funeral Homes, Lynn. ily are all important parts of the current conditions private called for the vote to be lature leaders turned to husband Juan of Swampscott; Online guestbook for family his amazing life. There are no graveside services were held. postponed earlier Sunday. the courts to try to stop her adoring grandchildren Alex and friends to offer condo- words to properly explain the In lieu of owers, expressions “While we recognize that Sununu from spending fed- and Abby; her siblings, Ray lences at www.solimine.com. love his family has for him. of sympathy may be made to a change must come, an eral COVID-19 relief funds Ferragamo of Lynn, Tammy The world is a better place for charity of one’s choice. For on- abrupt vote to close three without their permission. Caswell and her husband Tony having had Alan Averback as a line condolences go to www. campuses, with three days Sununu argued in court of New Hampshire and Don- part of it. goldmanfc.com. GOLDMAN notice, without a public papers that the complaint na Salmon and her husband Service information: Due to Funeral Chapel, Malden. plan for what comes next “should be dismissed for for the students, faculty lack of standing.”

MASSACHUSETTS BRIEFS 781-593-7700 of nearly three million information of least 147 businesses grappling with of the eviction and foreclo- Publishing Daily, except Sundays AG: Consumer reporting rm USPS-142-820 ISSN-8750-8249 to pay $18M after breach Massachusetts residents. million consumers nation- the economic fallout of sure process for 120 days Periodicals postage paid at Lynn, MA Healey, a Democrat, wide. the coronavirus state or from the enactment of the and additional of ces. 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Charlie Baker a bill and protects tenants from small businesses and bar The Daily Item massive data breach in hackers to in ltrate its they say would provide late fees. residential landlords from 110 Munroe St. P.O. Box 5 2017 that compromised systems and gain access a safety net for renters, The bill would create a terminating tenancy and Lynn, MA 01903 the personal information to the sensitive personal homeowners, and small moratorium on all stages sending a notice to quit. MONDAY, APRIL 20, 2020 THE DAILY ITEM A3 Local realtors adjusting to the times LHAND lands By Anne Marie Tobin by private appointments. ITEM STAFF Masks, gloves and booties are mandatory. Social dis- It’s no secret that tancing is observed. $250K in state COVID-19 has sent busi- Youngren said her office nesses scrambling to is flooded with showing adapt to the new normal, requests, adding that one creating innovative ways Lynnfield property recent- funding to keep their businesses ly generated 25 requests afloat. its first 24 hours on the navirus pandemic. With a tight market By Gayla Cawley market. ITEM STAFF According to a release and pent-up demand, the “The market is so tight from U.S. Sen. Elizabeth real estate industry is one and there is no inventory, LYNN — Lynn Housing Warren’s office, Lynn business that has hard- but the buyers want to Authority & Neighborhood received $1.45 million ly skipped a beat despite see properties,” she said. Development (LHAND) in CDBG funding and stay-at-home restrictions, “Safety is our first priority. has received emergency $751,083 for the ESG pro- thanks to some ingenuity Yes, some things are slow funding from the state and gram through the stim- on the part of local real- ITEM PHOTO | SPENSER HASAK coming on the permitting federal government, which ulus package. Both pro- tors and lenders to keep side, but we are trying to will be used to help resi- grams are funded by the their commissions coming, A “for sale” sign from Carpenito Real Estate do as much on the front dents who are behind on U.S. Department of Hous- borrowing a page from sits in front of a home on Central Street in Sau- side as possible.” their rent, at risk of evic- ing and Urban Develop- takeout restaurants. It’s gus with the words “stay well” on top. An added challenge tion or already homeless. ment (HUD). called the “curbside clos- arises when buyers lose The funds will go toward About $300,000 of that ing.” Lynnfield attorney Jeff erties. their jobs after signing two existing programs federal funding will be “I’ve seen a lot in my 17 Stelman of Stelman Law Over in Lynn, Joan purchase and sale agree- that LHAND administers: used by LHAND to assist years, but never anything says his firm no longer Regan of CENTURY 21 ments. Stelman said ad- Residential Assistance eligible households with like this,” said Lynn native allows brokers, sellers or Tradition, has taken a ditional language is being to Families in Transition rent, mortgage and utili- Regina Paratore, a ReMax sellers’ attorneys at curb- cautious approach. She is written into purchase and (RAFT) and Emergency ty payments through the broker based in Peabody. side closings. Instead, encouraging her clients to sale agreements that al- Solutions Grant (ESG). ESG program, Johnson “I had two closings last documents are executed hold off putting properties low either party to post- “They were all existing said, noting that some of week and both were con- the night before and over- on the market and is also pone closings if they are programs that have had a the other allocated funds ducted in parking lots. nighted. On closing day, showing vacant properties unable to perform due to little bit more money in- for the program will be They were seamless. It’s Stelman walks the buyers only when possible. COVID-19. jected into them,” said Sara used for an emergency hard because I’m a peo- through the documents “We are asking people The final piece in the Johnson, program manag- shelter operation. ple person and when my via telephone with the to hold off for a couple of closing puzzle is the Es- er of LHAND’s Family Suc- The purpose of the pro- buyers finally have their parties remaining in their weeks if they are able as sex County Registry of cess Center. “The benefit is gram is help individuals dream home, I just want vehicles. showing an occupied home Deeds, which turns out to being able to hit the ground and families quickly re- to hug them, but we can’t “My firm is focused on is too risky,” the Lynn resi- have been well positioned running and getting the gain stability in perma- do that anymore.” limiting personal contact dent said. “I’ve been doing to meet the challenges funding out there as quick- nent housing after expe- Wendy Carpenito, bro- to the greatest extent pos- this for 40 years, and we posed by the pandemic ly as possible.” riencing a housing crisis ker and owner at Sau- sible, while still delivering are not taking any chanc- with electronic recording. The Massachusetts De- or homelessness. ESG has gus-based Carpenito Real a thorough closing experi- es. We have a lot of active The building closed to the partment of Housing and two components: Home- Estate, Inc., said there are ence to the buyer safely,” properties and properties public March 23, but drop- Community Development lessness Prevention, for no more “closing table” said Stelman. in the pipeline, but we just off and pick-up bins have (DHCD) has allocated people at risk of becom- closings. Instead, docu- Curbside closings aren’t need to take a step back been placed outside the about $5 million in addi- ing homeless, and Rapid ments are emailed to cli- the only changes in the in- and be patient.” door for walk-in transac- tional funding statewide Re-housing, for people ents and signed via Face- dustry. Marjorie Youngren, tions. for the RAFT program for who are already homeless. time. Great care is taken There are no more open the top broker at Lynn- “Most of our business households experiencing “Right now, there is a at curbside closings with houses, a tradition of 100+ field-based William Raveis is done electronically instability as a result of moratorium on evictions,” everyone wearing gloves years. Real Estate, said her firm and has been for a long COVID-19 related job loss- said Johnson. “The courts and masks. An added safe- Carpenito says her firm uses ZOOM conferencing time,” said Register John es or increase in expenses. aren’t open, but there’s ty measure is all pens are stopped having open hous- and virtual walk-throughs O’Brien. “Very few of our Of that additional state definitely still anxieties dipped in alcohol-based es in early March to keep in conducting market transactions are walk-in, funding, Johnson said around people not being sanitizer. its agents and the public analysis and staging. Her so we are in great shape,” LHAND will benefit from able to pay their rent, “The most disappointing safe, adding that Medford firm asks owners to vacate adding that business is about $250,000 that has (and) being in a position part is that we are not able has gone one step further their homes for four to up 13 percent over last been allocated to the they’ve never been in be- to congratulate everyone,” suspending in-person five days for added safe- year at this time (Janu- North Shore region. That fore. In an owner-occupied Carpenito said. showings of occupied prop- ty. All homes are shown ary-April). funding will supplement building, landlords are the $125,000 that LHAND worried about being able already had on hand for to pay their mortgage.” Travel plans up in the air for many its RAFT program before Qualifying households the crisis, she said. can receive up to six By Elyse Carmosino travelers will behave sim- When combined, the months of rental assis- ITEM STAFF ilarly to how Americans funding will enable the tance, along with start-up did after the September agency to provide short- costs of a security deposit, With nearly all travel in- 11, 2001, terrorist attacks, term rental assistance for and first and last month’s terrupted for the foresee- and said she sees the de- between 95 to 115 families rent through the program. through the DHCD-fund- able future, the COVID-19 mand for travel insurance Typically, eligibility is ed homelessness preven- pandemic has left many skyrocketing. limited to households tion program, she said. wondering what to do “I saw this after 9/11,” with an income below 30 about their canceled trav- The amount of families she said. “I think this will percent of the AMI, but el plans. that will benefit is depen- make people take out in- the CARES Act allows for Despite all the uncer- dent on how much each surance (policies) more additional eligibility for tainty, Marisa Cole, owner qualifying household re- than they ever have.” households with incomes of Sensational Travel in ceives. Households are el- There is one bright side below 50 percent of the Salem, says people who igible for up to $4,000 in for travelers: Cole suspects AMI, Johnson said. were forced to cancel trips RAFT funds, which can be that even once the econo- Under normal circum- may have some options. used to pay for rent, mort- my is back up and running, stances, Johnson said “We find the majority of gage, utilities, and mov- LHAND assists up to 20 companies are either do- travel costs will remain as ing-related costs. More low as they currently are households through ESG ing 100 percent refunds or than 200 families have annually, but the addi- they’re doing travel credit for a short period of time applied for the emergency before increasing slowly. tional emergency fund- good for 2021,” she said. funds, a number Johnson ing will allow the agency “We still have some clients “The airlines will have characterized as “unprec- taken a huge beating, as to help many more. She’s trying to rebook into the edented.” also anticipating a second fall, but agents are being Marisa Cole of Sensational Travel says people have the hotels and cruise Families are eligible for lines. We’ve suspected round of funding within cautious at this time be- who were forced to cancel trips may have some RAFT assistance if their the next 60 days. cause we just don’t know options. there will be some short household income is below term deals to get people “It’s significantly more where this is going and 50 percent of the area me- than we were anticipating,” pends on who the insur- back to travel, although it when international bor- said the majority of in- dian income (AMI). They said Johnson. “We’re trying surance plans purchased ance provider was, and won’t be for the long run,” ders will be open.” must also have documen- to look at ways to provide before March 2020 won’t how easy it is to file a claim she said. Said Amy Grishman of tation that they are facing help with rental assistance, cover pandemics. and get a settlement. We In the meantime, Grish- Charm & Awe Travel: a housing crisis within 30 but if we can find a way to “Plans that do cover do find that before all this man recommends waiting “A lot of tour operators days, such as a written no- help with other needs, that (pandemics) are ‘cancel for happened in March, there a bit longer before cancel- are offering future trav- tice from a landlord that can be a huge help right any reason’ plans, and a were insurance policies ing upcoming late spring el credit for people (who) they are behind on rent, now. We’re trying to do the lot of travelers didn’t opt you could cancel for any and summer travel plans. had their plans affected. Johnson said. best we can.” Whether you can move for that because generally reason and get 100 percent “It’s better to have the “It’s definitely a huge Charles Gaeta, LHAND your vacation to a future it’s much more expensive,” of your cash back on the airline cancel your plans help to people who have executive director, added date later this year or next she said. “I know there credit card that was used. than for you to cancel be- been applying already,” “LHAND administers tra- year varies by supplier are some travel insur- (But) since March, the pol- fore that happens because said Johnson. “There’s ditional public housing pro- and tour operator.” ance companies that are icies have all changed. if the airline cancels your definitely a huge need, so grams at our state and fed- It’s common practice for allowing clients to get a “Ultimately, it’s up to the flight, then you should be hopefully we’ll be getting eral sites, state and federal travel agents to recom- voucher. If they had an in- insurance companies how entitled to a refund,” she additional funding in. The rental assistance programs, mend insurance policies surance plan for trips that they settle with the trav- said. “If you cancel before need definitely outweighs first-time home buying op- to clients. However, due got canceled, they can get eler.” that happens, then you’re the resources.” portunities, as well as emer- to the unprecedented na- a voucher and use that in- In a post COVID-19 going to be bound to the In addition, the federal gency assistance. ture of the current global surance for future travel.” world — whenever that terms by which you ini- government, through the “These combined pro- health crisis, Grishman Cole said: “It really de- may be — Cole predicts tially bought the ticket.” Coronavirus Aid, Relief, grams are the lifeblood and Economic Security of our community, and we (CARES) Act, has allocat- will continue to work hard Swampscott holds virtual camping event ed funding to the City of in this time of crisis to en- Lynn through its Commu- sure they are accessible to By David McLellan pandemic. Events continue through- Wednesdays from 11 a.m. nity Development Block the public,” said Gaeta. ITEM STAFF To sign up for the event, out the week, including to 1 p.m. Swampscott res- Grant (CDBG) and ESG, visit the Swampscott Rec- more stories, yoga, and a idents may go Mondays which will be used to off- Gayla Cawley can be SWAMPSCOTT — It’s a reation website at www. dance party. At the end of through Fridays. set the loss of income reached at gcawley@item- “stay-at-home-cation.” swampscottrec.com. There each “camp” day, a video Anchor Food Pantry, in a faced by individuals and live.com. Follow her on This Tuesday through will be a link to PayPal to will be provided from Park statement about the fund- families due to the coro- Twitter @GaylaCawley. Friday, Swampscott chil- make a donation on the League counselors with raising event, recognized dren in kindergarten the support it is receiving sign-up page. suggested activities for LAW OFFICES OF through fourth grade will Upon signing up, links children staying at home. from local organizations Did you know? JAMES J. CARRIGAN have a chance to partici- to crafts and activities Anchor Food Pantry is such as Swampscott Rec- pate in live virtual activi- during the “stay-at-home- not only serving Swamp- reation. • Social Security Disability • Workers Compensation ties provided by teachers, cation” as well as daily scott Residents during “While our teachers and fitness instructors, a disc • Accidents itineraries, are available. the COVID-19 pandemic, children get a much needed 25 years located across jockey, and summer “Park Tuesday, there will be a but also residents from break from their new way from Lynn District Court League” counselors during 9 a.m. “storytime” with Nahant. Those facing of life, remote learning, the 15 Johnson St. Swampscott Recreation’s Swampscott Recreation food insecurity may pick Swampscott Recreation de- 781-596-0100 at-home camping benefit Director Danielle Strauss up bags at Swampscott partment is hard at work JAMES J. CARRIGAN for Anchor Food Pantry. and her dog, Lilly, via High School, 200 Essex putting some fun and cre- ANNE GUGINO CARRIGAN Home delivery All activities are free, but Zoom, followed by a 10 St., filled with food sta- ative activities in place for LISA A. CARRIGAN, OF COUNSEL www.jamescarriganlaw.com donations are recommend- subscribers a.m. total-body workout ples, coffee, crackers, pea- our kiddos,” the statement [email protected] ed, and all money will go led by Swampscott High nut butter, and cookies. reads. “We are so appre- get FREE access to the food pantry, which School teacher and field Nahant residents must ciative of the outpouring of to the e-edition on is providing meals to res- hockey coach Courtney show a valid ID showing support from Swampscott idents facing food insecu- Russo, as well as members a Nahant address and can residents as well as town rity during the COVID-19 of the field hockey team. pick up on Mondays and government.” A4 MONDAY, APRIL 20, 2020 OPINION

EDITORIAL HOW TO REACH US Building for the future

With all of our atten- that is being made. but we applaud the com- in moving Saugus’ trail constructed public works 110 Munroe St. tion focused on fighting Five sites — Hadley El- mittee for holding numer- section from the drawing projects across America P.O. Box 5 and surviving coronavi- ementary School, Stan- ous hearings on the school board to the construction and evidence of its con- Lynn, MA 01903 rus, we can be excused ley Elementary School, project and analyzing site phase. During the Great tribution can be found on Customer Service for missing some good Swampscott Middle selection in detail. Depression, as people the corner of Eastern Av- Monday - Friday, 8 a.m. - 5 p.m. news around us. School, Public Works yard There is good news stood in bread lines and enue and Archer Street in Connecting Swampscott residents and Phillips Park — are in Saugus, too. Work is the glittering economy Lynn where a WPA is em- All Departments: and town officials are under review to be poten- ready to start on the of the 1920s plummet- bedded in the sidewalk. 781-593-7700 moving forward with tial sites with committee town’s section of the 10.5- ed into the abyss, a plan The WPA and other New Ext. 2 planning for a new el- members working hard mile Northern Strand gradually emerged to Deal agencies are long Classifi ed/Legal Advertising ementary school. The to analyze each site’s pros community trail with initially save the coun- gone but projects unfold- classi [email protected] town is long overdue to and cons and seeking res- Saugus joining Everett, try and then revive it by ing in Swampscott, Sau- Subscriptions modernize schools for idents’ input on each site. Malden, Lynn as a trail putting people to work gus and other communi- [email protected] its youngest residents Decision time on paying host community. Town building anything and ties prove that Americans Circulation and the School Building for and building a new Manager Scott Crabtree everything. build for a better future [email protected] Committee last week un- school won’t come until praised the “multi-com- The Works Progress even as they endure a ter- Ext. 3 veiled the real progress the 2021 Town Meeting, munity effort” involved Administration (WPA) rifying present. Newsroom [email protected] SETH W. MOULTON [email protected] Ext. 4 Sports [email protected] Hang in there Ext. 5 Retail and Online If you’re like me, you and yours, I just want to to provide testing to ev- in November when the We need to protect peo- Advertising might find yourself won- say thank you. eryone. intelligence community ple working on the front [email protected] dering what day it is I also want you to know When I learned the started putting it in the lines; we need to step up ADVERTISING lately. I can’t believe it that I have your back. news, I wrote Governor President’s Daily Brief. for people who are out Ernie Carpenter Jr. is already mid-April and Over the last week, we Baker a letter urging him Instead of stockpiling of work; we need to help Director of Advertising businesses and nonprof- and Business Development, ext. 1355 that this is our seventh got the sad news that to designate grocery store protective equipment, [email protected] weekly update since the Vitalina Williams, who workers as emergency building more ventila- its recover; and eventual- ly, once the virus is under Ralph Mitchell pandemic began. worked at the Mar- personnel so that they tors, and developing a Sales Representative, ext. 1313 It’s easy to lose track of ket Basket in Salem are eligible for protective test kit that works, the control and we’re not at [email protected] risk of a resurgence be- time when you’re spend- and Walmart in Lynn, equipment when it ar- president downplayed Eric Rondeau ing a lot of it at home, died after contracting rives, and priority testing, the virus. He and his cause we have enough Sales Representative, ext. 1280 but this week I want COVID-19. I didn’t know when there’s enough. son called it Trump De- test kits to go around to [email protected] to use my letter to say Vitalina or her husband, He listened, and the rangement Syndrome trace the virus, we can Patricia Whalen day after receiving the and said it would mirac- get on with life. Sales Representative, ext. 1310 thank you to every one of David, but was moved by [email protected] you who is showing up to the emotional message letter, he expanded pri- ulously disappear. Even That’s what I’m focused work because you are do- David shared with the ority testing to grocery today, he’s failed to fully on right now. If you need BUSINESS OFFICE ing an essential job. public about her passing. store workers and others and effectively use the help from my team or Susan J. Conti me, give us a call or send Controller, ext. 1288 Whether you’re a front He was asked if she on the front line like tow Defense Production Act, [email protected] line health care worker should have had a mask truck drivers. a bill that would let him us an email. Our contact information is at the Ted Grant fighting this virus and to protect herself. And he The truth is this: there order the private sector bottom of this message. Publisher, ext. 1234 saving lives, or you’re answered: “Nobody’s to aren’t enough tests. And to make protective equip- [email protected] We’re here for you, and keeping the trains on blame, and everybody’s to there isn’t enough per- ment en masse. we’re ready to rock. Marian Kinney time, or you’re manning blame. How can you give sonal protective equip- I don’t say this to get ext. 1212 Hang in there. the check out line, or the something you can’t get?” ment. And there is political; I’m saying it be- [email protected] flightline, or the bus line, In the richest country someone to blame. It’s cause there’s a lot more U.S. Rep. Seth W. Moul- Will Kraft the federal government, Congress and the presi- Chief Financial Of cer, ext. 1296 you’re a hero who is lit- in the world, everyone ton represents the Massa- [email protected] erally putting your life serving our communi- specifically the presi- dent must do to fight the chusetts Sixth Congres- on the line to serve the ty ought to be able to dent, who we learned virus, and I committed at sional District, including Paula Villacreses A/R Specialist, ext. 1205 country and your neigh- get the basic protective in the last week was the start of this to commu- Lynn, Lynnfield, Marble- [email protected] bors. On behalf of them, equipment to stay safe warned about the po- nicate honestly. We need head, Nahant, Peabody, Mike Shanahan as their representative on the job. And we need tential for a pandemic more honest leadership. Saugus and Swampscott. Chief Executive Of cer, ext. 1956 [email protected] JON HEALEY Carolina Trujillo Community Relations Director, ext. 1226 [email protected] Jim Wilson Chief Operating Of cer, ext. 1200 Small businesses need help now [email protected] CIRCULATION As hard to believe as it on the table, regardless of I don’t blame them for to help other needy pro- mous consent, which even Lisa Mahmoud may be, Republicans and whether the other side is latching on to the only grams, even if they’re des- the bipartisan CARES Act Manager, ext. 1239 Democrats couldn’t agree acting in good faith. piece of legislation that’s perate for help, seems like couldn’t muster. [email protected] last Thursday to a deal to Here, the deal offered by guaranteed to get through a power play unsuited for Yet the public frowns on CUSTOMER SERVICE pump more money into the Senate Majority Leader Congress right away. The the moment. pols who hold up federal new Paycheck Protection Mitch McConnell (R-Ky.) combination of the PPP’s I know, I know ­— part dollars in pursuit of larger La’ Mosha Ball Program, which doled out is simply to pour $250 bil- popularity and its dire of the blame here lies Customer Service, ext. 1276 agendas, and rightly so. The [email protected] $350 billion in forgivable lion more into the PPP, a budget straits gave Dem- squarely at McConnell’s funding problems at hos- loans to small business- good program in concept ocrats some leverage. And feet, given his refusal to let pitals and state and local GRAPHICS es in less than two weeks. that got off to a rough it’s not as if Republicans the Senate legislate. Even governments are real, and Trevor Andreozzi So the program will go start and has some funda- have been concerned about now, with so many prob- Republicans can’t ignore Designer [email protected] dark, most likely until next mental flaws. Most nota- deficit spending; there is lems that Congress should them. But the PPP was week, despite the enor- bly, banks have an incen- broad bipartisan support be addressing, the major- helping thousands of busi- Ned Connors mous demand from com- tive to extend the loans for the government try- ity leader has continued Designer, ext. 1222 nesses, and it’s not helping [email protected] panies struggling to keep just to companies with ing to replace some of the to insist that lawmakers anyone now. Lawmakers their payrolls intact during whom they already do spending that has evapo- wait and watch how the should focus on fixing the Mark Sutherland the COVID-19 pandemic. business, which skews the Creative Director, ext. 1330 rated in the private sector. last big stimulus bill (the program’s flaws and refill- [email protected] Naturally, the fin- aid toward large and more But this one feels like an $2.2-trillion Coronavirus ing its tank, then get back NEWSROOM ger-pointing got underway established firms. overreach. Holding out for Aid, Relief and Economic to work on the next set of immediately. Democrats have pushed improvements in the PPP Security Act, which creat- issues and the next piece of Mike Alongi Sports Editor, ext. 1228 This reminds me of the to improve the program program to make sure its ed the PPP) plays out. And must-pass legislation. blame-slinging whenev- instead of simply throw- loans get to all the small with lawmakers largely [email protected] er there’s a government ing more money at it, and employers it was designed confined to their homes, Jon Healey is the Los An- Bill Brotherton shutdown. One side ac- that makes sense. But to help makes sense. the only way bills can geles Times’ deputy edito- Features Editor ext. 1338 [email protected] cuses the other of obstruc- they’ve also demanded Taking the PPP hostage move is through unani- rial page editor. tionism; the other says the that the bill address other Elyse Carmosino first side is intransigent. major needs, providing bil- Reporter, ext. 1264 [email protected] The public almost always lions of dollars for hospi- blames the side that trig- tals, food aid and pandem- Gayla Cawley Reporter, ext. 1236 gered the shutdown by re- ic-ravaged state and local [email protected] fusing to vote for the deal governments. Cheryl Charles News Editor, ext. 1278 [email protected] Olivia Falcigno Photographer, ext.1224 E¥¦¥ M. G DIRECTORS [email protected] President and Publisher Edward L. Cahill M§Ÿ H. SŸŸ John M. Gilberg Spenser Hasak Chief Executive O cer Photographer, ext. 1332 Edward M. Grant E C J. CŸ¡ CŸ [email protected] Advertising Director News Editor Gordon R. Hall W J. K TŸ  J ¢£ Monica Connell Healey Thor Jourgensen Chief Financial O cer Editorial Page Editor J. Patrick Norton Editorial Page Editor, ext. 1267 J N. W  C  T¢¤ Michael H. Shanahan [email protected] Chief Operating O cer Community Relations Director Chairman Daniel Kane Sports Reporter, ext. 1228 PUBLISHERS [email protected] Horace N. Hastings, 1877-1904 Charles H. Hastings and Wilmot R. Hastings, 1904-1922 Steve Krause Charles H. Hastings, 1922-1940 Writer-at-Large, ext. 1229 Ernest W. Lawson, 1940-1960 [email protected] Charles H. Gamage and Peter Gamage, 1960-1982 Peter Gamage, 1982-1991 David McLellan Peter H. Gamage, 1991-1996 Reporter, ext. 1317 Brian C. šayer, 1996-1999 [email protected] Bernard W. Frazier Jr., 1999-2005 Peter H. Gamage, 2005-2014 Anne Marie Tobin Sports Reporter, ext. 1307 John S. Moran, Executive Editor, 1975-1990 [email protected] Ryan York Copy Editor, ext. 1220 CORRECTION [email protected] TECHNOLOGY Due to a reporting error, Marco Fon- Item April 18 story titled, “Whole Foods tan’s name was misspelled in the Daily worker dies of virus.” Tim Noyes Director ext. 1247 TO SUBMIT YOUR LETTERS, PLEASE MAIL TO THE DAILY ITEM, P.O. BOX 5, LYNN, MA 01903 OR EMAIL TO [email protected] [email protected] MONDAY, APRIL 20, 2020 THE DAILY ITEM A5 Community Calendar Monday, April 20 - Sunday, April 26 LYNN NAHANT Meeting ID: 795-402-673. 538-5911 for log-in information. SWAMPSCOTT

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ITEM STAFF If your income level ex- ceeds $75,000 in the case Last month, as the econ- of a single filer; $112,500 omy began its negative for a head-of-household reaction to the COVID-19 filer; and $250,000 per pandemic sweeping the joint filer the advance nation, Congress passed payment is reduced by $5 an emergency stimulus for every $100 over the bill designed to help peo- prescribed amount. ple laid off or who were Dependent children are otherwise affected by the defined as being 17 or un- downturn. der. Those 18 and over, are Last week, that money not, even if they’re listed began arriving in people’s as dependent. bank accounts, especially “College students do those who direct-deposit- not qualify,” said Palma. ed their tax refunds from “Either they haven’t done 2018 and 2019. Those taxes before or they’ve without direct-deposit ca- been dependent. pacity will be receiving “The language they are them soon, although Pres- using has to do with filing ident Trump’s decision taxes,” Palma said. “That’s Peabody salutes patriots, circa 1900. to have his signature im- the bottom line, and that’s printed on them will delay why many college stu- them a few more days. dents do not qualify.” All in all, though, many The rebates are not sub- financial experts believe ject to taxes at any level, Patriots won’t be saluted that with everything that’s and do not have to be re- had to be done to roll this paid. Those who lost in- program out, a mid-April come this year, or whose delivery has been surpris- family size increased, may this year — or forgotten ingly efficient. be able to claim an addi- “You have to under- tional credit for the differ- stand, this was an 880- By Thor Jourgensen men encountered them. oned two months on an The procession returned ence between their cur- page document that they rent circumstances and ITEM STAFF In these companies, there English frigate. to Main and Washington just threw out there for were over 300 men from Samuel Cook was 33. Streets. Nineteen men who those used by the IRS in PEABODY — Seven lo- people to read,” said Har- factoring their payments, Peabody, Danvers and Benjamin Daland was 25. had fought in the battle of ry LeBlanc, a tax preparer cal men killed when the Beverly. Henry Jacobs, Ebenezer Lexington, were present at Moulton said. Revolutionary War began from East Boston. “I don’t Marblehead financial Wells recalls how “The Goldthwait and Jotham the ceremony. These sur- look at this as a long time. won’t be forgotten Monday minutemen took strategic Webb were 22. Perley Put- viving soldiers placed a planner Jac Bentley ad- even though coronavirus There was a lot that need- dressed some other con- cover, some behind walls nam, the youngest, was 21. box under the cornerstone, ed to happen. I think this social distancing precau- and trees. They started The deceased were trans- containing memorial items cerns people have. tions have cancelled the has been a pretty reason- “If you were not required to shoot at the retreat- ported back to Peabody and documents. Of these able time. Things don’t annual city remembrance ing British troops. Unbe- and Danvers via ox-cart. men, 12 were from Pea- to file in 2018 or 2019 — ceremony. happen overnight when it for example, if your in- knownst to them, the Brit- Cook, Southwick, Jacobs body and Danvers: Gideon comes to the government. The Peabody Historical ish soldiers had flanked and Goldthwait were tak- Foster, Sylvester Osborne, come did not meet the Society & Museum posted I’m surprised they’re com- threshold — you were told them. What followed was en to the home of Samuel Johnson Proctor, Levi ing out now.” a notice on its website and intense, close-range fight- Cook, 65 Central Street, Preston, Asa Tapley, Roger to fill out a short from tax sent members an online The payments are part of return to receive the bene- ing. A few of the Peabody to be waked. The funer- Nourse, Joseph Shaw, John a $2.2 trillion rescue pack- reminder about the sacri- soldiers took cover in the al services took place in Jocelyn, Ephram Smith, fit,” he said. fice made by the seven. age. Though there were However, within days of nearby home of Jason the South Congregational Jonathan Porter, Joseph rumors and other false George Southwick, Sam- Russell (now the Arling- Church. Southwick, Cook, Tufts and William Flint. stating that requirement, uel Cook, Henry Jacobs, reports circulating earlier Bentley said, the trea- ton Historical Society). Daland and Goldthwait The remembrances con- about what people needed Ebenezer Goldthwait, Some were pursued by were buried at the Old cluded at the Old South sury department reversed Benjamin Daland, Jotham to do to be eligible for the course, saying that senior British troops and killed. South Burial Ground on Church, which was over- stimulus money, the sim- Webb and Perley Putnam George Southwick, Sam- Main Street, near today’s flowing with people. citizens, Social Security were killed during the plest explanation is this: recipients and railroad uel Cook, Henry Jacobs, border with Salem. Henry On the 100th anniver- The vast majority of people April 19, 1775 battles of Ebenezer Goldthwait, Jacobs was buried at his sary of the Battle of Lex- retirees who are not typ- Lexington and Concord. didn’t have to do anything ically required to file tax and Benjamin Daland family’s cemetery in West ington, another large besides qualify based on Peabody Historical Soci- — all of whom resided in Peabody. ceremony took place. returns would not need ety & Museum Assistant the taxes they returned one to get their payments. what is today Peabody — Wells recounts how on General Ulysses S. Grant, from the last two years. Curator Nora Bigelow said Instead, payments were killed in Arlington. the 60th anniversary then president of the “And that,” said Lynn author John A. Wells’ his- would be automatically Jotham Webb and Perley of the Battle of Lexing- United States, attended paralegal Jose Palma, tory, “The Peabody Story,” deposited into their ac- Putnam — residents of ton, in 1835, “the people the event. A group of Pea- “wasn’t a requirement as thoroughly tells the story counts or sent by mail — what is now Danvers — of Peabody dedicated a body and Danvers men much as it was a way for of the Peabody Seven. however they typically get were also killed. A salute monument to honor their retraced the steps of the the IRS to use for infor- At 9 a.m. on April 19, their benefits delivered to to the seven is inscribed fallen men; it was placed minutemen and marched mation. It’s an important 1775, according to Wells’ them. on the Lexington Monu- at the corner of Main and to Lexington. piece of the pie.” account, word came to Also, said Bentley, those ment in Peabody. Washington Streets.” The The monument remained The rules have not Peabody that the British who may have “borrowed” At the time of his death, monument is made of at the corner of Main changed. The Internal soldiers were marching from Individual Retire- George Southwick was 25. stone quarried off Summit Street and Washington Revenue Service coordi- toward Lexington and ment Accounts, which are Southwick was reluctant Street. Street until 1967. There nated the effort to deliver Concord. In preparation, generally set up to be used to join the minutemen Samuel Brown quarried was a serious automobile the money. The amount the local minutemen had that day, as his wife was and cut the stone. The ar- accident in 1964, where once a person has stopped of the checks was deter- working, “it is not added designated the corner of close to giving birth to chitect of the monument the driver lost control of mined by family size. A Main and Washington their child. He could not was the accomplished his vehicle and crashed to your 2019 income and payment of $1,200 for should not affect your Streets as their meeting find a replacement and Asher Benjamin. The cor- into the monument. Many each individual who de- location. At that time, the made a sad farewell to his nerstone of the monument grew concerned over the eligibility to receive pay- clared $75.000 or less of ments.” local tavern, Bell Tavern family.” was laid on Monday, April monument’s proximity to income in their tax re- was located at that corner. Southwick, Dennison 20, 1835. This year, Patri- the busy street. For those who have their turns. The figure doubles tax returns direct-deposit- Later, when the Lexington Wallis and Joseph Bell ot’s Day would have been The City of Peabody for joint filers as does the Monument was erected, it found shelter in Jason celebrated on Monday, wanted to relocate it but ed, there are no additional amount of taxable income steps they need to take. was at this corner. Russell’s house. When April 20, as well. struggled to find an ap- declared. By 10 a.m., the minute- it appeared the British On April 20, 1835, the propriate spot. There were The money will be routed Also, an additional $500 there. For those who did men had started their soldiers had moved on, ceremony started at 10 multiple ideas, including is given per dependent march towards Lexing- Southwick, Wallis and Bell a.m. in Peabody Square moving it to Cedar Grove not, the IRS has mailed child in every household, out the checks. ton. After 4 hours and 16 emerged. However, they with a military procession. Cemetery. Ultimately, it according to Rep. Seth miles, they reached the were surprised by British Participants walked to the was decided that the mon- Moulton’s office. There is Steve Krause can be nearby village of Menoto- soldiers, and Southwick Old South Burial Ground ument should simply be no statutory limit on the reached at skrause@item- my (the city of Arlington was struck in the head by to honor the fallen who moved back 25 feet to its number of qualifying chil- live.com. today). The British troops an enemy sword. Wallis were buried there. John current location. were retreating from was shot multiple times, W. Proctor, Esq. detailed Even with the coronavi- Lexington, and it was in but miraculously survived the order of services. Rev. rus cancellation, Bigelow home delivery rate is Menotomy along Concord by pretending to be dead. Charles C. Sewall of the said the Peabody Seven 50% off newstand price! Road (now Massachusetts Bell was taken captive by First Unitarian Church provide an inspiring story Call 781-593-7700 ext. 2 Subscribers pay only Avenue) that the minute- the British and impris- offered a prayer. about America’s birth. to subscribe today. $4.50 a week. A6 THE DAILY ITEM MONDAY, APRIL 20, 2020 HEALTH Virtual counseling aims to ease virus anxiety

By Pam Kragen SINCE1983”) called for every session so far. TRIBUNE NEWS SERVICE “Mindful Mondays.” Host- The circles run two hours ed by Ashley Virtue, the and begin with a mediat- SAN DIEGO — Like center’s director of exter- ed group session followed many other people over nal relations, the two- to by breakout sessions for the past month, Bonnie three-minute videos of- groups of two to three Clayton was so preoccu- fer communication tech- people on more specific pied with taking care of niques for dealing with topics. her children, moving her family and co-workers Ochira said one of the business online and try- during this crisis. most popular circle topics ing to organize her fam- In last week’s video, so far was about keeping ily’s food supply that she Virtue explained how the the family peace, which forgot to take care of her- physical distance created she can relate to as the self. by social-distancing poli- mother of a 1-year-old who, So a few weeks ago she cies has led to a growing along with her husband, is signed up for one of the sense of emotional detach- working full-time from a National Conflict Resolu- ment for many people. one-bedroom apartment. tion Center’s new Virtual “When we stop holding She said working parents Community Circles, which meetings or stop engag- are juggling so many balls are online group therapy ing with friends and fam- these days that it’s im- sessions conducted via ily members about how possible to avoid some of the Zoom meeting app. they’re doing and how them dropping. The free, twice-weekly we’re doing, our brains ar- “Everyone is feeling like sessions were created to en’t activated in the same they’re not doing great help isolated San Diegans PHOTO | TRIBUNE NEWS SERVICE ways as they were before,” emotionally for them- like Clayton learn coping Virtue said. selves and that manifests mechanisms and commu- Virtual counseling sessions seek to ease the strain of the coronavirus “That can lead to a lack with them not being very nication tools during the pandemic and all the associated changes on interpersonal relationships. of productivity. It can lead patient with their kids COVID-19 crisis. to feeling depressed or and not having everything “Even though I wasn’t realizing I’m feeling a lot by the San Diego County ‘Why am I feeling a roller anxious. So being able to figured out,” Ochira said. in the room with every- better. It was a striking Health & Human Services coaster of emotions? One hold healthy conversa- “The big struggle is the one, their images were on shift.” Agency, as part of the Live minute I’m fine and feel- tions with people is really judgment we place on screen. After nearly a month of Well San Diego Exchange ing productive and have key to getting through this ourselves as parents and “ So I still felt pretty enforced togetherness, ci- program. gratitude for my health, time in a healthy manner.” the expectations that we much like I was in com- vility is becoming strained Topics for some of the and the next minute I feel Like the in-person com- should also be their teach- munity, which was de- between spouses, room- upcoming community cir- like crying,’” Ochira said. munity circles the NCRC er and be working full- lightfully surprising,” said mates and family mem- cle meetings are self-care “They’re grieving the loss has been holding over the time.” Clayton, an elder-care bers, as well as between in a crisis and resilience in of their normal routines. past several years, the vir- Another popular topic is mediator who runs Shine co-workers who are com- challenging times. NCRC People think they’re alone tual circles are open to the how to resolve conflicts be- Your Light Dementia Care municating remotely. To project manager Brittney in feeling it. But in reality, public and free. People can tween couples where one Services. “I might not have help bridge these divides Ochira said many of the we’re all having this same sign up for the meetings member is obsessed with known how low level I was in a virtual way, the NCRC people who contact the universal experience right on Eventbrite.com (search watching the news and de- getting — fearful, anxious has launched a series of NCRC say they feel like now.” “virtual-community-cir- bating the latest corona- and a little depressed — online programs, includ- nobody understands what Every Monday for the cle”). virus statistics while the but 10 minutes after I dis- ing weekly tutorial videos they’re going through. past month, NCRC has Group size is limited to other would rather focus connected from that first and the community cir- “What we keep hear- posted a video on its You- 15 to 25 people and there their attention on helping call I was walking around cles, which are supported ing again and again is, Tube channel (“NCRC- has been a waiting list others in the community. WE AREAREWE

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Snow, man! Beyoncé, Gaga offer hope at all-star event NEW YORK (AP) — Lady Gaga, Stevie Wonder, Lizzo, Shawn Mendes and others sang classic songs brimmed with messages of hope and change during a TV special aimed at fighting the coronavirus, while Beyoncé and Alicia Keys spoke passionately about how the virus has disproportionately affect- ed black Americans. Beyoncé made a sur- prise appearance on Saturday’s TV special “One World: Together At Home,” thanking “deliv- Beyonce ery workers, mail carriers and sanitation employ- patient, stay encouraged, ees” for their hard work keep the faith, stay posi- during the pandemic. tive and continue to pray “Black Americans dis- for our heroes.” proportionately belong to An Associated Press these essential parts of the analysis, based on data workforce that do not have through Thursday, found the luxury of working from that of the more than home. And African Amer- 21,500 victims whose ican communities at large demographic data was have been severely affected in this crisis. Those with known and disclosed by pre-existing conditions officials, more than 6,350 are at an even higher risk. were black, a rate of This virus is killing black nearly 30 percent. African people at an alarmingly Americans account for high rate here in America,” 14.2 percent of the 241 Beyoncé said. million people who live in African Americans the areas covered by the account for more than one- analysis. The nation had third of COVID-19 deaths recorded more than 33,000 in the United States where deaths as of Thursday. the race of victims has Keys presented simi- been made public. Data lar data when she spoke from states, cities and during the special, ending counties show black people with: “Keep your frequen- are regularly overrepre- cy high and I’m sending sented compared to their you all my love.” share of the population. Gaga, who curated the “Please protect your- all-star TV event, kicked selves,” Beyoncé contin- off it off by urging people ued. “We are one family. weathering the corona- ITEM PHOTO | SPENSER HASAK We need you. We need virus pandemic to find a your voices, your abilities way to smile through the A snowman appeared on a Kings Beach Road front lawn in Lynn following a mid-April snow and your strength all pain with a performance storm Saturday morning. over this word. I know it’s of Nat King Cole’s version very hard but please be of the song “Smile.” Books, dance lessons, ‘Sopranos’ — freebies abound online

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But it would be reflected through platform MasterClass has advantage of the virus. speare to ”Kinky Boots,” cial. was very smartly done.” this virus on one street launched weekly free live “You have to be careful,” and YouTube is making But in the face of the “Tuesdays with Morrie” corner where there were streaming seminars with said Penny Sansevieri, many of its original series virus, Hallmark mailed author Mitch Albom is four homes,” he said. “I such luminaries as “The the CEO of Author Mar- available to anyone with- out 2 million free greet- going past a mere ges- hope it makes some kind Da Vinci Code” author keting Experts. “You don’t out a subscription. ing cards to anyone who ture. He’s writing a new of difference and I hope it Dan Brown and designer want someone on social A nice corporate gesture asked — real cards, not serialized story “ Human provides diversion for peo- Kelly Wearstler. WEATHER LOTTERY National weather SUN, MOON, TIDES Forecast for Monday, April 20, 2020 TODAY’S FORECAST MARINE FORECAST Bands separate high temperature zones for the day. MASS. EVENING: MASS. MID-DAY: Sunday...... 0574 Sunday...... 6391 Sunrise today 5:52 a.m. Mainly cloudy. High near 50F. NW winds 5 to 10 kt, be- Winds NE at 10 to 15 mph. coming NE with gusts up to Saturday...... 6358 Saturday...... 3675 Sunset today 7:33 p.m. Tonight: Partly cloudy skies. 20 kt in the afternoon. Waves Friday...... 1088 Friday...... 9374 around 2 ft. Sunrise tomorrow 5:50 a.m. Low 34F. NNE winds shifting Yesterday’s payoff: Yesterday’s payoff: L to WNW at 10 to 15 mph. Tonight: N winds 5 to 10 kt, High tide today 11:05 a.m. becoming W after midnight. EXACT ORDER EXACT ORDER Low tide today 4:53 p.m. Waves around 2 ft. 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LYNN -- With the Fu- 2015-16). The rotation tures Collegiate Baseball includes two more of League’s 10th season North Shore’s most re- scheduled to begin next cent aces in Austen Mi- month, the North Shore chel (Dartmouth, 2017) Navigators are excited and Shayne Audet (New to celebrate their chapter England College, 2018), of Lynn’s storied base- who were, respectively, ball history at soon-to-be the FCBL’s Pitcher of the 80-year-old Fraser Field Year and strikeout leader by unveiling the organi- during their summers in zation’s first-ever All-De- a Navs uniform. cade Team. Peabody’s Joe Grunt- The top players in the kosky (Saint Joseph’s of North Shore franchise’s Maine, 2011-13), Derek Futures League history Dubois (Clark, 2013) and — dating back to 2012 St. John’s Prep grad Rob — earned spots on the DiFranco (Bates, 2013- All-Decade rosters. The 15) also represent Di- All-Decade First and Sec- vision 3 schools on the ond Teams both include a First Team pitching staff. nine-man starting line- Multi-year veterans up, one utility player and Steve Xirinachs (UMa- nine total pitchers. ss Lowell, 2013-15) and Five members of last Miles Landry (Baylor, summer’s 30-win club 2011-12) round out the landed on the First top group of nine hurlers. Team including the out- Landry, DiFranco, Va- field trio of Sean Lawlor rinos and Gruntkosky (Flagler), Ben Malgeri all finished multi-year (Holy Cross/New Mexico Navigator careers with JC) and Kade Kretzsch- a 1.89 ERA or lower. ITEM FILE PHOTO Gruntkosky and Landry mar (Dartmouth). Law- Lynnfield senior captain Mac Schena (right) is worried she may not get the chance to join her lor became the first both played one season in the New England Col- teammates on the field this season. Navigator to earn FCBL legiate League before the Most Valuable Player Navs made their Futures honors after hitting .351 League debut in 2012. with 40 RBI and setting Lynnfield girls lacrosse hoping While the entire out- a team record for total field joined the Navs just bases (111), while his two last season, catcher Mike teammates were All-FC- D’Acunti (Southeastern, BL Second Teamers in 2016) and the infield for a chance this season 2019. Peabody native consisting of first base- By Daniel Kane That’s been the case for now it’s been five weeks pointing, it’s my senior and St. John’s Prep prod- man Tyler Kapuscinski ITEM STAFF Lynnfield senior Mac She- since we’ve even seen each year and I’m missing out uct Tyler MacGregor (Co- (Marist, 2017), second na and her fellow Pioneers other in person.” on a lot of things right lumbia) took the starting baseman Richie Fecte- LYNNFIELD -- It’s been as the disappointment Without being able to now,” Schena said. “Me, my nod at third base. au (Salem State, 2015), awhile now since lacrosse continues to seep in during take the field, the Pioneers co-captain (Tori Morelli) On the pitching side, shortstop Brandon Fisch- teams have seen the field, and coach Ethan Blanch- Marblehead’s Beau Dana er (St. Thomas Aquinas, the coronavirus pandemic. have tried to stay in con- but that doesn’t mean it ette have really been try- (Dickinson) anchors an 2015) and MacGregor “It’s definitely been dif- tact and share the latest still doesn’t feel strange outstanding bullpen played at Fraser over four ferent,” Schena said. “Ba- news however they can ing to stay up to date on for the athletes who are along with fellow former of the last five seasons. sically, right after the day while hoping for a chance the latest news surround- FCBL All-Star and Re- usually used to spend- that school got out we’ve for things to get back to ing the season. Just so lief Pitcher of the Year NAVS, B2 ing these days with their been having captains normal soon. Speros Varinos (Tufts, teammates. practices regularly. And “It’s definitely disap- LYNNFIELD, B2 Louisville adjusts to new date for Kentucky Derby LOUISVILLE, Ky. (AP) “The race is important and — Postponing the Ken- all eyes in the world are on tucky Derby was jarring Louisville at that time. enough for a city that “That doesn’t mean they draws much of its identity won’t work in the sum- from hosting horse rac- mer. I hope that they do. ing’s marquee event. If we survive this peri- Canceling it, well, that’s od because of COVID-19 unthinkable in the Blue- coronavirus and I think grass State. we will, what does that The move of the Triple look like in the summer? Crown’s first leg to Labor Because the summer’s al- Day weekend due to the ready heavily scheduled coronavirus pandemic will around here.” mark the first time the The Associated Press is Derby won’t run in Louis- looking at the impact of ville on the first Saturday the cancellation or post- in May since 1945. ponement of some iconic “This is what makes sporting events due to the Louisville great, obviously, coronavirus pandemic on FILE PHOTO|ASSOCIATED PRESS and Kentucky great,” said cities and communities. The move of the Triple Crown’s first leg to Labor Day weekend due to the coronavirus pandemic Andy Treinen, president Churchill Downs never will mark the first time the Derby won’t run on the first Saturday in May since 1945. and CEO of the downtown Frazier History Museum. DERBY, B2 Sports leagues seek return to play with no guarantees

(AP) — With no games college football games in through, or some other being played, recent sports spring. solution. headlines have centered Over the past week, The In short, the return of around hopes and dreams Associated Press spoke to any sports, no matter how — namely, the uncharted more than two dozen pol- innovative the plan, will path leagues and teams icymakers, coaches and be risky and uncertain for must navigate to return to players across the globe the rest of this year and competition in the wake of to get their candid assess- into 2021. the pandemic. ments of plans to return “It’s not about 22 play- Virtually all leagues talk from the stoppages caused ers walking onto a pitch publicly about their desire by the new coronavirus. and throwing a ball out,” to return before summer. The conclusion: While it’s said FIFA Vice President But behind closed doors, critical to put optimistic Victor Montagliani, whose they are hatching differ- restart scenarios in place, concerns about restarting ent potential plans: all 30 there is no certainty any soccer mirror those of all baseball teams playing in of these plans will work sports worldwide. Arizona; home run con- without buy-in from pol- The organizers of the tests to decide tie games; iticians and an OK from Olympics were among the Stanley Cup being players and medical ex- the last to postpone their FILE PHOTO|ASSOCIATED PRESS hoisted in an empty are- perts. Underpinning it all event, then among the first na that neither team calls would have to be a drastic to set a new date – exactly Sports leagues around the globe have been optimistic about plans to re- home; end-of-season soccer ramp-up in testing, a vac- turn from stoppages caused by COVID-19 but there’s still no guarantee standings decided by vote; cine or treatment break- RETURNS, B2 that any of those plans will work. B2 SPORTS THE DAILY ITEM MONDAY, APRIL 20, 2020 Louisville hopeful for Kentucky Derby in September

DERBY isville native Kenzie From B1 Kapp to temporarily stop creating those women’s considered canceling the hats synonymous with 146th Derby. Louisville race season. She has Tourism estimates the been left scrambling to economic impact of Ken- find ideas befitting a tucky Derby season on signature event that’s a the region at more than little too early for earthy $400 million, a figure tones. that includes the Ken- “When I think of La- FILE PHOTO|ASSOCIATED PRESS tucky Oaks race for fil- bor Day, I think of it as lies run the day before summer and it’s usual- Sports leagues and their fans remain optimistic that players will take the field soon. the Derby. ly the hottest time and Instead of canceling the sticky,” said Kapp, who race, it was moved from has owned the Mill by Return plans for sports remain uncertain May 2 to Sept. 5. Wheth- Kenzie since 2008. “Do- er the $400 million esti- ing the Derby in May, RETURNS the season would be played the league’s conversations Not all the players are mate holds up this fall you have your spring, From B1 in spring. One theme gain- center on how to resume on board. remains to be seen with bright colors. I don’t re- ing wide acceptance: If it’s the season, not whether to “I’m going to go four or the Derby running on a ally think that palette’s 52 weeks after the original not safe enough for stu- cancel it. five months without see- holiday weekend that going to apply unless you July 24 cauldron lighting dents to return to school In Australia, ambitious ing my kid when it’s born? also kicks off the college have specific people that had been scheduled. The or attend games, then ath- plans to resume play in the I can tell you right now football season. come in and want really fall colors.” decision to reschedule for letes shouldn’t be asked to National Rugby League by that’s not going to hap- Another consideration “I’m not going to go a date 15 months down return either. Without the the end of May got shot pen,” Ryan Zimmerman of is how the region’s mind- set shifts from the Derby browns, oranges and yel- the road came just before millions of dollars from down by Prime Minister the Nationals wrote in a being a rite of spring to lows if it’s a hundred de- an unexpected spike in vi- football, all college sports Scott Morrison. diary for AP. Zimmerman’s closing out the summer. grees out.” rus cases hit Japan. The are in peril. England’s Premier third child is due in June. worry that followed un- NASCAR, which has League also says it wants But fans, patrons and Cigar maker Jason Whether Zimmerman Shepherd also hoped the derscored the many open been holding virtual races, to finish its season but business owners have shows or not, baseball Derby would again spike questions about the arc of has given teams a tenta- would do so only “with time to adjust as Louis- could be a vastly different business after the winter the outbreak. tive schedule under which the full support of the ville breathes a sign of game if it returns in 2020. doldrums. The two-week “I think everyone’s prob- the season would resume government” and when relief — for now. Some other ideas float- period that begins with ably working on multiple May 24 without fans. “medical guidance allows.” “This is a far better ed include wrapping up the Thunder Over Lou- options. It’s ’If this, then The NHL has drawn up Meanwhile, in Scotland, scenario than cancel- the season in December, ing, so we hope the race isville air show helps what?’” said Tim Hinchey, plans that include resum- a wild round of voting scheduling a multitude in September will help generate about 25% of the CEO of USA Swim- ing the season this sum- has already taken place of doubleheaders with mitigate that econom- the income for his store ming, the sport’s govern- mer, going directly to the to decide whether to lock seven-inning games and ic impact over the next located a few miles from ing body in the United playoffs and/or playing in standings for leagues quickly deciding ties with few months,” said Sarah Churchill Downs. States. games in empty arenas in there and get ready for home run derbies. Davasher-Wisdom, pres- J. Shepherd Cigars had Virtually all the big-time neutral-site cities. next season. Yet for all those scenar- ident and CEO of Great- eight parties planned team sports are coming The PGA Tour an- Major League Baseball ios, nobody’s quite sure er Louisville Inc., the for Derby week, and the up with scenarios to play nounced a mid-June re- in the U.S. is talking about Metro Chamber of Com- owner isn’t sure if those games with no fans in the start and meshed its bringing all 30 teams to what will happen if, de- merce. clients will return four schedule with the already Maricopa County, Arizo- spite all the precautions, stands. “You ask anybody here months later. reworked majors calendar. an outbreak hits a team. The Washington Post re- na, for a regular season at in Louisville, most peo- “With the weath- ported that while the NFL In a nod to the precarious- spring training sites. Could one positive test eviscerate an entire sea- ple are not concerned er changing and being is publicly committed to its ness of it all, Andy Pazder, Dr. Anthony Fauci, the about the difference be- able to be outside, I will usual kickoff date in Sep- the tour’s chief officer of infectious disease expert son? Before setting anything tween May and Septem- start booking events tember, it is looking into tournaments and competi- who has been calling for ber. They were concerned again,” Shepherd said. contingencies that include tion, said if events cannot restraint in resuming any in motion, all the leagues are waiting for a con- that it would be can- “Especially after being shortening the season or be held in compliance with normal activities, offered quarantined, people are sensus to emerge from celed, and the fact that it playing in front of half-full health regulations, then a glimmer of hope when wasn’t is a big relief.” itching to get out and do government and health or empty stadiums. “we will not do anything.” he suggested sports could While the Kentucky something. I’ll focus on experts, to say nothing of College athletic direc- That’s also where the conceivably return. He Derby remains on the doing my oldest events players and owners. tors have come up with a NBA appears to be for suggested no fans in are- sports docket, its new cal- since we lost this huge half-dozen or more scenar- now. The league that got nas and constant testing Right now, Montagli- endar date might confuse event. ios for football season, in- in front of the coronavirus for the players, who would ani said, “the paramount fans accustomed to wom- “It’s all up in the air. ... cluding, according to Okla- pandemic first, calling off likely need to be quaran- skill set required from us en in big, colorful hats But we’re going to try to homa’s Joe Castiglione, a games on March 11, is in tined in hotels for weeks is risk management and and men in bright seer- keep moving and push- scenario in which part of a holding pattern. Most of or months. nothing else.” sucker suits. Spectators ing forward like we al- sip mint juleps featuring ways do.” Kentucky’s trademark The bourbon industry is Lynnfield girls lacrosse continues waiting bourbon, and cigar smoke also having to adjust. Dis- wafts through the air. tillery tours are on hold Louisville prides itself because of coronavirus LYNNFIELD there’s still a small chance about the seniors a lot,” out,” Schena said. “Both on those Derby scenes. precautions, but activity From B1 for an abbreviated season Blanchette said. “There’s my brother and sister play The hope is they contin- figures to quickly ramp up and we will see what de- so much that would be go- lacrosse too so we can pass ue in September, ideally if and when restrictions that we can keep updated velops over the next few ing on for them, both ath- the ball around with each with the Derby kicking are lifted, including Der- and keep our hopes up. weeks.” letically and otherwise, other. It’s a good little way off a rescheduled Triple by preparations since it’s “We’ve been in a little Blanchette had high they must have so many to work on things.” Crown if the Preakness hard to imagine one with- bit of contact as a team,” hopes for his team go- things on their mind. Blanchette doesn’t have and Belmont Stakes also out the other in this region. Schena said. “The whole ing into the season, with This is a time I’m sure many worries that his move to fall. “We’ll just shift to the team had a Zoom call plenty of returning talent many of them have been Pioneers will be ready if For businesses that new timing,” Heaven Hill last week. We’re trying to from a team coming off a looking forward to for a and when a spring season generate much of their Brands president Lau- make a video where we string of state tournament very long time.” starts next month. revenue from the Der- ren Cherry said. berths. On the field, Schena had “I’ve encouraged them by, the postponement Meanwhile, Louisville pass a ball through the “I expected us to be been looking forward to to get outside and go for has created an immedi- is remaining optimistic video. It’s something to do solid this year,” Blanch- stepping into her role as a runs, more just to get fresh ate challenge of filling about the delay. as a team.” ette said. “We’ve made co-captain but that’s been air and exercise, but also the calendar with work “September is a won- For now like every the tournament the past put to a halt. play some wall-ball if they and clients. That has be- derful time to be in Ken- spring sports team it’s four years. We would “Again it’s disappoint- have an opportunity to come difficult with many tucky,” Davasher-Wis- been a waiting game for have had eight seniors ing,” Schena said. “I was do that,” Blanchette said. restaurants and retail dom said. “The weather the Pioneers. returning, many of them looking forward to leading “Once we have more clar- outlets in the Bluegrass is great, it’s bourbon “Obviously, everyone in- starters last year, and a the team and being a role ity on what’s happening in State closing because of month and there are also volved is very disappoint- few who would absolute- model for my teammates regards to the season we the pandemic. several live music fes- ed, but at the same time, ly have opportunities to however I can and now it’s can figure more out. A delayed Derby has tivals, so this may work they understand the un- contribute big minutes just not happening at all.” “If there does end up forced milliner and Lou- out.” precedented nature of the this year.” When it comes to prepar- being a shortened sea- time we’re in right now,” A defender, Schena was ing for a possible season, son, I think we’ll be fine,” Blanchette said. “Right one of those returners and Schena has been lucky to Blanchette said. “We have TODAY IN SPORTS now, we’re just in wait- Blanchette can’t help but keep her stick skills up to a veteran team and we can and-see mode. I under- feel for her and her fellow speed with her siblings. manage a short preseason. April 20 that he fails to average at least 30 stand the chances we will seniors. “I’ve been trying to stay Everyone will be eager to 1912 — Fenway Park opens in Bos- points. have a season are slim but “I’ve been thinking healthy and keep working play games.” ton with the Red Sox beating the 2003 — Allen Iverson scores 55 New York Yankees 7-6 in 11 innings. points, making 21-of-32 shots while Tiger Stadium in Detroit also opens eclipsing his previous playoff high of its doors as the Tigers defeat the 54, as Philadelphia beats New Orle- Navigators announce All-Decade teams Cleveland Indians 6-5. ans 98-90. 1958 — The Montreal Canadiens 2006 — Julio Franco becomes the win the Stanley Cup for the third oldest player in major league history teammates in UNC Char- time FCBL All-Star on the back-to-back seasons and straight year with a 5-3 victory over to hit a home run, helping the New NAVS the Boston Bruins in the sixth game. York Mets rally for a 7-2 win over From B1 lotte catcher Pat Raley grass. remains the club’s all-time 1986 — Chicago’s Michael Jordan San Diego. Franco, 47, replaces Ath- and second baseman Brad Four of the nine pitch- winningest pitcher. sets an NBA single-game playoff letics pitcher Jack Quinn in the The positional lineup also Elwood. The rest of the ers began their careers Swampscott’s Brian scoring record with 63 points in a record book. Quinn was 46 years, infield consists of Pea- as rising college pros- Burke (Curry, 2016) and 135-131 double overtime loss to the 357 days old when he homered in includes former FCBL Top Boston Celtics in Game 2 of the first June of 1930. Pro Prospect Sal Frelick body native first baseman pects including current Trevor Massey (2014-15) round in the Eastern Conference. 2007 — Roger Federer wins his (Boston College, 2018) as Chad Martin (Bowdoin, UMass Lowell team- both earned All-Decade 1987 — Toshihiko Seko of Japan 500th career match, defeating David a utility player. Frelick 2014-15), third baseman mates Henry Funaro pitching nods. Rounding wins the Boston Marathon in Ferrer 6-4, 6-0 in the quarterfinals of Ryan Muno (San Diego (2017) and Cam Seguin out the Second Team is 2:11:50, and Rosa Mota of Portugal the Monte Carlo Masters. hit .361 while splitting his wins the women’s division in 2008 — Danica Patrick becomes the time between the infield State, 2012), former Dan- (2019). Funaro held op- Jake Dexter (Southern 2:25:21. first female winner in IndyCar history, and outfield. Designated vers standout Andrew ponents to a .177 batting Maine, 2016) who spent a 1990 — Brian Holman of the Seattle capturing the Indy Japan 300 in her hitter Alex Brickman (Sie- Olszak (Southern Maine, average over 32.2 in- year pitching in the Los Mariners pitches 8 2-3 innings of 50th career start. Patrick takes the na/St. Petersburg/Dayton, 2018-19) as the utility nings and earned a per- Angeles Angels organiza- perfect baseball before pinch-hitter lead from pole-sitter Helio Castro- Ken Phelps hits a home run for the neves on the 198th lap in the 200- 2016-17) has more home player and Lynnfield’s fect 4-0 record as a Nav tion after developing into Oakland Athletics. lap race and finishes 5.8594 sec- runs (11) than any multi- Jordan Roper (Marist, while Seguin was named one of the top closers in 1991 — Mark Lenzi becomes the onds ahead of Castroneves. year player in franchise 2016+18) as the designat- the Most Outstanding Division 3 history. first person to score 100 points on a 2008 — Lorena Ochoa becomes the history and his 41 RBI ed hitter. Pitcher at last summer’s The Navs are now pre- single dive. On his last dive, Lenzi first LPGA Tour player in 45 years to scores 101.85 points on a reverse win four tournaments in consecutive from 2017 still stands as Leading the outfield is FCBL All-Star Game. paring for the 13th season 3½ somersault from the tuck posi- weeks. Ochoa shoots a 3-under 69 the team’s single-season Tim Hendricks (Benedic- Seguin’s fellow left- of collegiate ball at Fraser tion to win the 3-meter springboard in the final round of the Ginn Open record. Frelick and Brick- tine, 2012-14) who played handers Thomas Crispi Field and their ninth in title at the U.S. Indoor Diving Cham- and beats rookie Yani Tseng by three man both debuted as ris- in a team-record 130 ca- (Columbia, 2013) and Tim the Futures League. The pionships. strokes for her fifth victory in six 1992 — Kenya’s Ibrahim Hussein starts this year. ing college freshmen. reer games and logged 147 Superko (Tufts, 2015) join 2020 opener is scheduled wins his third Boston Marathon with 2009 — Ethiopia’s Deriba Merga The All-Decade Second hits over three seasons multi-year starters Cole for Wednesday, May 27. a time of 2:08:14. Russia’s Olga pulls away before Heartbreak Hill and Team includes two-time for North Shore. Saugus O’Connor (Dartmouth, Until then, stay up to date Markova wins the women’s division wins the Boston Marathon in FCBL All-Star Joey Pena native Tony Serino (UMa- 2015-16) and Ryan McAu- on the latest Navs news by in 2:23:43. 2:08.42, almost a full minute ahead ss, 2012) and MacDaniel liffe (St. John’s, 2014-15) visiting nsnavs.com and 1997 — Chicago’s Michael Jordan of Kenya’s Daniel Rono. Kenya’s Sali- (St. Thomas Aquinas, wins an unprecedented ninth scoring na Kosgei outsprints defending 2016-17) at shortstop Singleton (Salem State, on the staff. O’Connor following us on Facebook, title with an average of 29.6 points, champion Dire Tune of Ethiopia to as well as a pair of 2012 2015-17) join the two- posted five victories in Twitter and Instagram. the first time in those nine seasons win the women’s title. MONDAY, APRIL 20, 2020 THE DAILY ITEM B3 POLICE/FIRE

All address information, particu- hit and run crash at 4:07 p.m. larly arrests, reflect police records. Friday at Taco Bell at 124 In the event of a perceived inac- Boston St. curacy, it is the sole responsibility of the concerned party to contact Theft the relevant police department and A report of motor vehicle have the department issue a no- theft at 4:29 p.m. Friday at tice of correction to the Daily Item. 354 Lynnway; at 8:21 p.m. Corrections or clarifications will not Friday at Holy Family Catholic be made without express notice of Church at 19 Bessom St.; at 12:35 p.m. Saturday at 80 change from the arresting police Baker St. department. Vandalism LYNN A report of motor vehicle Arrests vandalism at 1:22 p.m. Friday at Commercial and Summer Angel Andrades, 41, of 12 streets. Linwood Place, was arrest- A report of vandalism at ed and charged with assault 10:43 a.m. Saturday at Cari- FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS and battery, indecent assault be Restaurant at 61 Franklin Runners’ shadows precede them across the finish line of the 120th Boston Marathon. and battery on a person 14 St. or older and threat to commit a crime at 10:39 a.m. Friday. NAHANT Elvin Guerrero, 47, of 58 From Hopkinton to Boston, Mount Pleasant St., was ar- rested and charged with as- Complaints sault and battery with a dan- A man walked into the po- gerous weapon and threat to lice station to report his iden- marathon absence is seen and felt commit a crime at 8:44 p.m. tity was stolen at 10:32 a.m. By Jimmy Golen said. “So this year it will finish line. sachusetts General Hospi- Friday. Wednesday. He said someone ASSOCIATED PRESS lead into a beautiful fall “Anybody who has run tal treated many of those Elvis Guerrero, 21, of 58 opened an Uber account in season in New England.” the race, volunteered for injured when two pres- Mount Pleasant St., was ar- his name and stole his li- HOPKINTON — “It All l the race, supported the sure-cooker bombs explod- rested and charged with inter- cense information. Another Starts Here.” On a regular marathon race, feels that they own ed at the finish line. fering with a police officer at person reportedly stole his The motto is bannered weekend, Hopkinton tri- a part of the race. They “I just told myself: You’re 8:36 p.m. Friday. Social Security information on the Hopkinton web- ples in size from its 16,000 own just a little bit. So it’s running next year. And I William Schofield, 23, of and was trying to open a loan site, laid into the floor of residents to absorb a field ours,” he said. “The Boston did,” she said. 109 Webster St., East Boston, in his name in Texas. the Marathon Elemen- of more than 30,000 run- Marathon is almost bigger And every year since. tary School, painted on was arrested and charged A caller reported a large, ners, wheelchair racers than itself in the emotion After starting work at with resisting arrest, arrestee a sign that sends Boston blonde coyote was sitting in and hand cyclists. The it elicits, and the respect Newton-Wellesley Hospi- furnishing false ID info, disor- Marathon participants the path by the bird sanctu- Town Common teems with that people have for it.” tal, right around the Mile derly conduct, and on warrant off on their way to Copley ary at 3:43 p.m. Wednesday people, along with food l 16 marker, Comander has charges of drug possession Square. Since 1924, this on Wharf Street. She said her carts and other vendors Training for a marathon used it as a base for her with intent to distribute, Class 300-year-old town seren- dog was barking because of serving both tourists and can be a solitary endeavor, training runs. During the A drug distribution, and drug dipitously located 26.2 the coyote. An officer reported race participants preview- but the event itself is a so- race itself, the sight of co- violation near a school/park miles west of Boston has the coyote was gone. ing the course. cial distancing calamity. at 9:07 p.m. Friday. been the starting line for workers, friends and even But while others may Participants crowd into A caller reported the occu- the world’s most presti- patients out front cheer- corrals to wait for the pants of two motor vehicles gious road race and, like think of Hopkinton only ing her on gives her a Accidents start, then run in packs to were filling 5-gallon buckets Marathon and Athens on the third Monday in boost of energy right when A report of a motor vehicle with rocks at 12:34 p.m. Sat- themselves, the two are April, the marathon and minimize air resistance. she needs it: just before crash at 11:05 a.m. Friday urday at Oceanview Country enduringly linked. its essence permeates the Volunteers hand out wa- making the turn toward at 156 Boston St.; at 4:01 Club on Willow Road. “It gets stronger and town all year. ter on the course and med- Heartbreak Hill. p.m. Friday at 59 Essex St.; stronger every year, this Residents drive over als at the finish. Fans and “I see it as a true privi- at 4:36 p.m. Friday at Alley SWAMPSCOTT relationship,” said Tim the starting line painted family are waiting with lege that I can go to work and Shepard streets; at 3:41 Kilduff, a longtime Hop- on Main Street on their high fives or hugs. and I’m on the marathon p.m. Saturday at 251 Western Complaints kinton resident and former way to work or to con- At Wellesley College, course,” Comander said. Ave.; at 7:18 p.m. Saturday at Boston Marathon race di- certs at the gazebo. An where the cheering is so “You’re talking to someone McDonald’s at 60 Boston St. A report of suspicious activ- rector. “We see it as: The International Marathon loud it is known as the who truly loves everything A report of a motor vehicle ity at 11:19 a.m. Friday at 1 spirit of the marathon re- Center is planned for the Scream Tunnel, students about the Boston Mara- crash with personal injury at Salem St. sides in Hopkinton, and we town, a sister city of Mar- traditionally wave signs thon.” 12:11 p.m. Friday at Ford and A report of a disturbance at lend it out one day a year.” athon, Greece, where the encouraging the runners Comander is registered Maple streets. 1:56 p.m. Friday at 55 Blaney From the starting line long-running tradition to stop for a kiss. It’s hard to run for her seventh year A report of a motor vehicle St. in this leafy Colonial town was birthed. There are to imagine this custom — in a row, this time to raise to the finish on Boylston three marathon-relat- already a relic of another money for cancer survi- Street, residents and run- ed statues in Hopkinton, era — surviving post-pan- vors and their families; ners are preparing for a including “The Starter,” demic. she is still determined to Official: Police kill spring without the Boston which stands at the start- “A lot of the signs are do so in September. But on Marathon — the first in ing line, pistol raised, jokes about kissing. That’s Monday, she will be caring 124 years. Organizers and ready to send the field off part of the tradition, too,” for cancer patients, a task gunman who hijacked authorities have postponed for another race to Bos- said Erin Kelly, a senior more stressful because of the race originally sched- ton’s Back Bay. who returned home to San the danger the coronavi- Dallas-area bus uled for Monday until Sept. These days, his face is Diego when the campus rus poses to their weak- 14 because of the coronavi- covered with a cloth mask. closed. “The marathon is ened immune systems. ROWLETT, Texas (AP) according to Barineau. rus pandemic, stripping the “This is not the NBA or just a big part of Welles- “I will be a little sad,” — A man opened fire on a The man continued fir- streets of brightly colored baseball or the NFL. This ley’s culture. I was looking said Comander, who plans Dallas-area public bus on ing as he exited the bus af- singlets and opening a gap is ours,” said Kilduff, who forward to seeing it as a to take a break from the Sunday, hijacking it with ter it stopped, and officers in the sporting schedule for was the race director in student one last time.” clinic to get in an 8-mile two people aboard and returned fire, killing him, runners from all over the 1983-84, ran the mara- l run — but not on the leading officers on a chase said Barineau, who didn’t world. thon in 1985 and for the Oncologist Amy Coman- course, per the request that ended in a shootout release the suspect’s name. “Tradition’s an overused last 33 years has been a der decided to run the of authorities concerned in which the man was A DART public transporta- word. But this really is spotter on the truck that Boston Marathon in 2013, about crowds. “I feel like I killed and three officers tion officer and a Garland a rite of spring,” Kilduff leads the men’s field to the when colleagues at Mas- need to do that for myself.” were wounded, according police officer were shot to police officials. and wounded, but their in- A man got on the Dallas juries weren’t considered Teachers on TV: Classes hit the Area Rapid Transit bus in life-threatening, he said. Richardson, just north of A Rowlett police officer Dallas, at around 11 a.m also was injured when the and opened fire, shatter- window of his patrol vehi- airwaves during pandemic ing windows, said Gordon cle was shot out, according Shattles, a DART spokes- to Rowlett police spokes- By Mike Catalini “Kabam! The door man. man Cruz Hernandez. He ASSOCIATED PRESS slammed. It’s me coming The man took the driver said the officer is expected home from school. That TRENTON, N.J. — Us- hostage and fired at DART to recover. does not happen in the ing his cat’s blanket as officers who tried to stop Shattles had earlier said time we’re living in,” Col- green screen, history the vehicle while police in, a fourth grader, read. two officers, a DART offi- teacher Bill Smith re- from other agencies joined cer and a Garland officer, “The door only opens corded himself teaching when you’re going outside the pursuit eastward along were wounded. a lesson on New Jersey’s to play. Nocka Nocka! It’s the President George Bush Another passenger was underground railroad, the mailman. We have to Turnpike, said Garland po- on the bus during the taking student viewers on scrub, scrub the package.” lice officer Pedro Barineau. chase, but was not injured, a tour of sites including Kimberly Dickstein “During the pursuit DART spokesman Gordon a river where slave hunt- Hughes, a high school En- shots were continually be- Shattles said. ers would try to reenslave glish teacher in Haddon- ing fired from the actual Officers from Rich- people attempting cross- field, New Jersey, helped gunman inside the bus to- ardson, Garland, Dal- ings. ward the officers and the las, Rowland and DART, The lesson was broadcast to coordinate the project officers were returning which serves Dallas and over television airwaves as part of her sabbatical fire,” Barineau said. its suburbs, took part in for the state’s homebound after winning the State Police eventually used the chase. No motive for students, part of an effort Teacher of Year award a spike strip to stop the the shooting has been re- to keep children engaged this year. On the day it PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS vehicle along the freeway leased. An investigation in learning during the launched, she got emo- in the suburb of Rowlett, continues. coronavirus outbreak. Colin Powers, 9, streams a math lesson broad- tional seeing positive “This is such a weird, cast by public television on a laptop at his home comments on social media strange and tragic time,” in Union, N.J. about the lessons. said Smith, a teacher at “I was getting real- Southern Regional High needed for distance learn- also working remotely, has ly choked up,” she said. School in Stafford Town- ing. produced the programs “What it really reinforced ship, N.J. The televised It’s one approach among and put them on air. for me was that the ed- lessons like the one he vol- many that public media “We didn’t know if we ucation community will unteered for “can provide stations around the coun- could. What’s the saying? really rally for children something that regardless try are taking to boost Necessity is the mother of and do whatever it takes of where a student is in the availability of educa- all invention,” NJTV Gen- to ensure some sense of the state of New Jersey, tional programming while eral Manager John Servi- normalcy in an otherwise they can see a teacher and schools are closed. dio said. abnormal time.” they can learn from them.” New Jersey’s televised The broadcasts are reso- The televised lessons Teachers have begun re- lessons began April 6 in a nating with students. are intended as a supple- cording classes at home, partnership involving the Colin Powers, 9, was so ment to remote course- using whatever technol- state Education Depart- inspired by a teacher’s work that is happening ogy they can, for televi- ment; the state’s biggest televised lesson that he simultaneously, according sion in places including teachers union, the New wrote about a half-doz- to the state Education De- New Jersey, Nebraska and Jersey Education Associa- en of his own poems. In partment. While most stu- PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS New Mexico, where offi- tion; and the state’s public a phone interview, Colin dents have access to home cials have partnered with broadcaster, NJTV. The and his dad, Tim Powers, internet and computers, A DART bus is investigated after a gunman broadcasters to help stu- hourlong episodes air on pointed out one of their some do not, and edu- held the driver hostage and fired shots inside dents feel connected and weekdays for students in favorites, which evokes cation officials note the the bus while being chased by police on Sun- to overcome hurdles with grades three through six. some of the new realities public broadcast channel day in Garland, Texas. access to the technology The NJTV staff, which is families face. reaches statewide. B4 THE DAILY ITEM MONDAY, APRIL 20, 2020 COMICS

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

ROSE IS ROSE / PAT BRADY

GARFIELD / JIM DAVIS BIG NATE / LINCOLN PEIRCE

ARLO AND JANIS / JIMMY JOHNSON

HERMAN / JIM UNGER ZIGGY / TOM WILSON

THE BORN LOSER / ART AND CHIP SANSOM

CROSSWORD DEAR ABBY Deepening dementia causes awkward social situations DEAR ABBY: During help and compassion, the past year, my won- Dear Abby is written by Abigail they tend to be less reac- derful father-in-law was tive or judgmental. The widowed and became un- Van Buren, also known as Jeanne Alzheimer’s Association able to live alone. He Phillips, and was founded by her may be reached online lives with us now and is mother, Pauline Phillips. Contact (alz.org) or via the toll- part of our daily life. free helpline (800-272- However, he has demen- Dear Abby at DearAbby.com or P.O. 3900). Please don’t wait. tia. He is still quite social Box 69440, Los Angeles, CA 90069. and verbal. If you met DEAR ABBY: I’m a him, you might not real- teen living with a foot in ize that his short-term each world. My parents memory rarely functions knowing he won’t re- consistent and kind, but are religious and don’t or that the filters this member what he said 20 firmly remind the person approve of my sexuality well-educated and proper minutes later, but how do that the behavior is not (I am bisexual), and my man once had no longer we make the best of these OK. It may help to dis- peers harshly stereotype work 24/7. circumstances without tract the person from the my beliefs. I feel rejected Recently, he has start- diminishing his outside immediate situation by by both worlds, and I’m ed ogling women and social experiences? Mov- directing their attention trying to make it until making comments about ing him to a senior living elsewhere or giving them I’m 18 so I can leave the their physical attributes community is not an op- something else to do. situation. when we go grocery shop- tion at this point for fi- Caregivers can create Lately, things have tak- ping or take a walk. He is nancial reasons. “business cards” stating en a turn for the worse. also starting to confuse briefly, “My companion Both sides won’t accept CAREGIVER WITH has dementia. Please be me until I am completely the women’s roles in our A PROBLEM household (me, my understanding.” Caregiv- Christian or completely daughter, daughter-in- ers would give these to not Christian. Is there any DEAR CAREGIVER: advice you can give me? law and niece), which has It’s time for you to contact hosts and hostesses when become even more awk- the Alzheimer’s Associa- entering restaurants, or TEEN IN TURMOIL ward. My daughter con- tion. It offers guidance for discreetly hand them to fided that he made a sex- caregivers like you. salespeople if situations DEAR TEEN IN TUR- ual comment about me. Changes in behavior start to deteriorate be- MOIL: Just this. You are (I’m a middle-aged, caused by Alzheimer’s cause the companion ex- a teenager. There are bet- no-nonsense kind of and other dementias are hibits unusual behavior ter days ahead for you. woman.) challenging. It’s import- or lack of a verbal filter. Your current circum- How does one approach ant to remember that Be transparent with stances may be unpleas- such a situation? We these behaviors are the family and friends about ant, but they won’t last don’t want someone slap- result of a damaged brain the person with the dis- forever. If living your ping him — or worse. I and not something the ease. When they under- truth will result in your can say, “That’s not ap- person is doing purposely. stand what’s causing being shunned, do what- propriate,” then deflect or If inappropriate behav- these behaviors and that ever you must to survive laugh it off at home, ior occurs in public, be the individual needs their for now. BRIDGE

Be constructive, not just critical Criticism is a touchy subject. For- promised six winners, and North had mer British Prime Minister Harold only three to contribute. MacMillan said, “I have never found North apologized, but after the in a long experience of politics that session, what did he point out to his criticism is ever inhibited by igno- partner? rance.” Whereas Noel Coward is at- If North had passed, East would tributed with claiming, “I can take surely have made a balancing takeout any amount of criticism, so long as double. If West had advanced with four it is unqualified praise.” But for most clubs, that contract would have made of us, criticism is hardest to accept unless South received a heart ruff. from our spouse or bridge partner. South should have realized that he If you think partner made a mis- had to establish a 10th winner in hearts. take on a deal, discuss it calmly after After taking trick one, declarer con- the session. cedes a heart trick. The defenders cash In today’s deal, South was in four their two diamond winners and shift to spades. After West led the diamond a club. But South wins on the board, queen, declarer saw only nine tricks ruffs a heart high (not with the three), — seven spades, one diamond and plays a spade to the 10, ruffs another one club — so he threw in the towel heart high, returns to the board with a and conceded down one. South then spade to the ace and ruffs a third heart suggested that his partner should high. Finally, he leads the conserved have passed out three spades. He spade three to dummy’s five and cash- pointed out that his opening bid es the heart nine. MONDAY, APRIL 20, 2020 THE DAILY ITEM B5 TV BEST BETS CELEBRITY INTERVIEWS Monday, April 20 9-1-1 : “Eddie Begins” FOX, 8 p.m. Jane Goodall shares reasons for The rescue of a boy stuck in a well fuels a flash- back-heavy hour that reveals how Eddie’s (Ryan Guzman) time as a medic in Afghanistan led him to hope in new Nat Geo documentary join the LAFD and gives glimpses into his backstory By Taylor Neumann with son Christopher (Gavin McHugh) and late wife National Geographic’s new Shannon (Devin Kelley). documentary, Jane Goodall: The Voice: “The Knockouts Part 2” The Hope, airing Wednesday, NBC, 8 p.m. follows the current exploits The Knockouts rounds conclude tonight, with each of one of the world’s most artist paired against a teammate to perform indi- beloved figures, the animal vidually, while their direct competitor watches and expert and humanitarian Dr. waits. Famed singer/songwriter James Taylor will Jane Goodall. Made famous serve as the Mega Mentor and be on hand to work through her studies of chim- with all of the coaches and their artists as they panzees, Goodall now spear- prepare for this challenge. The coaches alone will heads programs for children choose the winner from each Knockout to advance. across the world to learn about and better understand Each coach will have one steal in the Knockouts, the world around them. We and in a new twist, the four artists who were saved caught up with Goodall at during the Battle Rounds will compete in a four-way home in the U.K. to ask about Knockout. her illustrious life and what Star of the Month: Jane Russell she hopes she will be remem- TCM, beginning at 8 p.m. bered for. Catch a Classic! Where did your love of ani- It’s time for another Monday evening visit with Jane mals come from? Russell in several of her films on Turner Classic I was born with it. It didn’t Movies. The night begins with Russell costarring come from anywhere; it came with fellow bombshell Marilyn Monroe in 1953’s in my package. There was no Gentlemen Prefer Blondes, followed by the actress passionate animal lover in Dr. Jane Goodall walking with local villagers and staff members of TACARE, a my family at all. It was just returning sans Monroe, and as a different charac- program of the Jane Goodall Institute. me and a very supportive ter, in a follow-up of sorts, 1955’s Gentlemen Marry mother who didn’t get angry the field? given the chimps names. around the world, [that] there Brunettes. The rest of the lineup includes The French when she found worms in my Pen and ink written on They should have had num- were so many young people Line (1954), The Revolt of Mamie Stover (1956) and bed when I was 1 and a half sheet. That’s all I had, a pair bers that were scientific, and who didn’t seem to have much The Fuzzy Pink Nightgown (1957). [years old]. That sort of thing. of old binoculars and the tiny I couldn’t talk about person- hope for the future, and all Better Call Saul: “Something Unforgivable” Your mother had to accom- notebooks I took in the field, ality, mind or emotions be- AMC, 9 p.m. pany you when you first be- around the world they told me and I transcribed them with a cause those were unique to that we’d compromised their Season Finale! gan your studies. What was hurricane lamp in the evening. [humans]. But I’d already future and there was nothing In the Season 5 finale, Jimmy (Bob Odenkirk) and that like? What’s a time you remem- learned as a child, [when] I they could do about it. We’re Kim (Rhea Seehorn) make a sideways move that Well, Louis Leakey man- ber when you were the most had a wonderful teacher who takes a serious turn. Nacho (Michael Mando) gets aged to get the money for me scared? taught me that that abso- still stealing it today, the way we’re damaging the environ- closer to the cartel than he’d like. We’ve got one to do six months, but then Well, it wasn’t very nice lutely wasn’t true, and that ment, climate change and all more season left of Vince Gilligan and Peter Gould’s the second problem was the when I got a message from was my dog. Of course, you British authorities in Tanza- the rest of it. But I didn’t agree riveting storytelling before it comes to an official end. one of my helpers. He came can’t share your life with an nia — which was Tanganyika there was nothing they could Roswell, New Mexico: “Sex and Candy” up to find me in the moun- animal and not know that back then, part of the crum- tains, and he said that 20 we’re not the only being on do. So Roots & Shoots began The CW, 9 p.m. bling British empire — ab- young men from the near- the planet with personality, with 12 secondary school stu- Maria’s (Heather Hemmens) investigation into her solutely refused for me to go by village had come and cut mind and emotion. … Grad- dents in Tanzania and the mother’s disappearance leads her and Alex (Tyler alone, so the person who vol- down all the trees all around ually science was forced to main message [is] every single Blackburn) to the home of a mysterious bootmaker unteered to come was Mum. my tent — they wanted me to think in a less reductionist one of us makes some impact named Travis (guest star David Anders). Meanwhile, … She organized the clinic, go away. They felt that I was way. And today students can on the planet every single day. on her journey of self-discovery, Isobel’s (Lily Cowles) which really started my su- taking land away from them, study personality, mind and So that program is now in 65 per relationship with all of night out leads her into the arms of someone unex- which wasn’t true; it was al- emotion. So I think that was countries around the world. … the local people from miles pected. Finally, after making some major scientific ready a game reserve. They a major accomplishment, and There will always be some who around. She wasn’t a doctor expected to find me in the the fact that I’m obstinate strides, Liz (Jeanine Mason) is dealt a devastating want to help animals, some blow. or a nurse, but she had sim- camp because it was 6 in the and wouldn’t give in to the ple aspirins and bandages who want to help people, some Prodigal Son: “The Professionals” morning, but I used to leave accepted norm. And the other and Epsom salts and things at 5:30 to be up there when it [accomplishment] has been who want to help the environ- FOX, 9 p.m. like that. was light. starting our youth program, ment. And they get together, In the new episode “The Professionals,” a cata- When you first started What do you most want to Roots & Shoots. they discuss it, they work out strophic turn of events has Malcolm (Tom Payne) studying the chimps in the be remembered for? Can you explain a little what they can do, then they and Ainsley (Halston Sage) convinced there’s more ’60s, technology was a lot dif- When I got to Cambridge in more about Roots & Shoots? roll up their sleeves and go to Nicholas Endicott (guest star Dermot Mulroney) ferent. How would you com- 1961, I was told by the pro- It began in 1991 because and take action. It’s all about than meets the eye. municate your findings from fessors that I shouldn’t have I was finding, as I traveled taking action.

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Local, On demand Anytime, Anywhere MONDAY, APRIL 20, 2020 THE DAILY ITEM B7 INTERNATIONAL UN wants ban on North Korean ships that violate sanctions

UNITED NATIONS (AP) The panel said the Chi- — U.N. experts have rec- nese-flagged Yun Hong 8 ommended blacklisting 14 — which it recommended vessels for violating sanc- for sanctions — made at tions against North Korea least 10 port calls between in a report that accuses February and October the country of increasing 2019 at the North Korean illegal coal exports, im- port of Nampo and deliv- ports of petroleum prod- ered refined petroleum. It ucts and continuing with was also observed during cyber attacks on financial that period receiving re- institutions and cryptocur- fined petroleum from oth- rency exchanges to gain er foreign-flagged vessels, illicit revenue. which an unidentified The 267-page report, ob- U.N. member state said tained Saturday by The was likely for delivery to PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS Associated Press, also ac- the DPRK, the experts cused North Korea of im- Royal Canadian Mounted Police officers prepare to take a person into custody at a gas sta- said. porting luxury vehicles, tion in Enfield, Nova Scotia Sunday. China responded to the watches and liquor and other sanctioned items panel’s inquiry about the including robotic machin- vessel by questioning “the ery, and continuing to ille- serious lack of accuracy of Police: At least 10 killed in gally access international the relevant information,” banking channels “mainly the report said. by using third party inter- China’s Foreign Ministry mediaries.” and U.N. ambassador have shooting rampage in Canada The U.N. Security Coun- said the country is imple- cil has imposed increas- menting the sanctions. TORONTO (AP) — A will be more than 10. said Nova Scotia Pre- to know he’s in cus- ingly tough sanctions A photo in the report 51-year-old man went How much more than 10, mier Stephen McNeil. He tody,” Mills said. “It’s against the Democratic provided by an unnamed on a shooting rampage I do not know,” he said. said it was an additional nerve-wracking because People’s Republic of Ko- U.N. member state shows across the northern part Brian Sauvé, President “heavy burden” amid ef- you don’t know if some- rea, the country’s official multiple coal-laden of the Canadian province of National Police Feder- forts to contain the new body has lost their mind name, including banning DPRK-flagged vessels of Nova Scotia Sunday, ation union, said a police coronavirus. and is going to beat in most of its exports and se- at anchor near Lianyun- killing at least 10 people, officer was among those Police stated earlier your front door.” verely limiting is imports, gang, China, which the including a policewom- killed in a shooting and Sunday the suspect was Tom Taggart, a law- to pressure Pyongyang to panel said is being used to an. Officials said the sus- another was injured. driving a car that looked maker who represents abandon its nuclear and conduct ship-to-ship coal pected shooter was also The dead officer was like a police vehicle and the Portapique area in ballistic missile programs. transfers. The panel said dead. identified as Const. Hei- wearing a police uni- the Municipality of Col- The full report by the it is investigating a Viet- The man was identi- di Stevenson, a mother form, but later said he chester, said the quiet panel of experts monitor- nam-flagged vessel, the fied as Gabriel Wortman of two and a 23-year-old was “believed to be driv- community has been ing the sanctions provides Phuong Linh 269, suspect- and authorities said he veteran of the force. ing a small, silver Chev- shaken. more details to the sum- ed of delivering coal origi- disguised himself as a Police have not provid- rolet SUV.” They said he “This is just an abso- mary and some excerpts nating in North Korea to police officer in uniform ed a motive for the at- is not an RCMP employ- lutely wonderful, peace- reported by AP in Febru- the Chinese port of Qisha at one point and mocked tack. ee or officer. ary. It includes photos of ful quiet community and on multiple occasions. up a car to make it seem There were half a doz- Cpl. Lisa Croteau, a ballistic missile launch- the idea that this could Despite a U.N. ban, the like a Royal Canadian en police vehicles at the spokeswoman with the ers, nuclear sites and happen in our communi- panel said North Korea’s Mounted Police cruiser. scene of a gas station provincial force, said po- vessels recommended for ty is unbelievable,” Tag- coal exports increased in He was arrested by the where the suspect was lice received a call about blacklisting. gart said by phone from 2019. It cited an unnamed RCMP in a gas station shot. “a person with firearms” The panel made 39 recom- his home in Bass River, member state saying the at around 10:30 p.m. mendations to the Security in Enfield, Nova Scotia, Yellow police tape sur- DPRK exported 3.7 mil- near the lockdown area. Council, including on the northwest of downtown rounded the gas pumps, Saturday and the inves- lion tons of coal between A Gabriel Wortman is blacklisting of 14 vessels. Halifax. Police later an- and a large silver-colored tigation “evolved into an January and August 2019, listed as a denturist in It said one vessel is reg- nounced that he had SUV was being investi- active shooting investi- with an estimated value of died. gated. gation.” Dartmouth, according to istered in Sierra Leone the Denturist Society of and six were previously $370 million. “In excess of 10 people The incident started “My heart goes out The Security Council have been killed,” RCMP in the small, rural town to everyone affected in Nova Scotia website. A registered in the West suspect photo issued by African nation. Two are also banned the export of Chief Superintendent of Portapique, with po- what is a terrible situ- earth and stone, which in- Chris Leather said. lice advising residents ation,” Prime Minister the RCMP matches vid- North Korean, one is Chi- eo footage of a man being nese, one Vietnamese, one cludes sand. “We believe it to be one to lock their homes and Justin Trudeau said. interviewed about den- was formerly registered The panel said an un- person who is respon- stay in their basements. Christine Mills, a resi- tures by CTV Atlantic in in Togo, one was formerly identified member state sible for all the killings Police found many dead dent of the town, said it registered in St. Kitts and reported that a substan- and that he alone moved inside and outside the had been a frightening 2014. Nevis, and the flag of one tial sand-export operation across the northern part home of the first scene. night for the small town, Mills also said that is unknown. from the DPRK to China of the province and com- Several structures with armed officers pa- Wortman was known lo- China has been neigh- has been carried out since mitted what appears to were on fire in the area trolling the streets. In cally as a denturist who boring North Korea’s May 2019 with over 100 be several homicides.” as well. the morning, helicopters divided his time between largest trading partner illicit shipments involving Leather said they don’t “This is one of the most flew overhead searching a residence in Halifax and has been considered at least 1 million tons of have a final death count. senseless acts of violence for the suspect. and a residence in Por- critical to enforcing U.N. sand worth at least $22 “It almost certainly in our province’s history,” “I feel better now tapique. sanctions. million. U.S., U.K. condemn Hong Kong arrests of demonstrators

HONG KONG (AP) — tonomy,’” Pompeo said. He nizing and participating in The United States con- was referring to the 1997 unauthorized assemblies, demned the arrests of at handover of the former and foreign countries have least 14 veteran pro-de- British colony to China, no right to interfere, Chi- mocracy activists in Hong which promised the city na’s official Xinhua News Kong on charges of joining would enjoy political free- Agency reported. massive anti-government doms not afforded main- “It is completely wrong protests last year, saying land China. that the U.K. Foreign Of- the police action jeopar- Attorney General Wil- fice spokesperson has dizes a high degree of au- liam Barr also weighed in distorted the truth by tonomy guaranteed the with a statement saying painting unauthorized southern Chinese city. these events show how assemblies as ‘peaceful Among those arrested “antithetical the values Saturday were 81-year-old of the Chinese Commu- protests,’ in a bid to white- activist and former law- nist Party are to those wash, condone and exon- maker Martin Lee and de- we share in Western lib- erate the anti-China trou- mocracy advocates Albert eral democracies. These blemakers in Hong Kong,” Ho, Lee Cheuk-yan and actions — along with its the statement said. Au Nok-hin. Police also malign influence activity Lai, Lee Cheuk-yan and arrested media tycoon and industrial espionage Yeung Sum — a former Jimmy Lai, who founded here in the United States lawmaker from the Demo- the local newspaper Apple — demonstrate once again cratic Party who was also Daily. that the Chinese Commu- arrested — were charged The sweeping crack- nist Party cannot be trust- in February over their down amid a coronavi- ed.” involvement in a rally on rus pandemic is based Britain’s Foreign Office Aug. 31 last year. on charges of unlawful also criticized the arrests, The Hong Kong author- assembly stemming from saying “the right to peace- ities had denied permis- huge rallies against pro- ful protest is fundamental sion for most of the rallies PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS posed China extradition to Hong Kong’s way of life and police increasingly legislation that exposed Former pro-democracy lawmaker Martin Lee, 81, second right, leaves and as such is protected in used tear gas and pepper deep divisions between a police station in Hong Kong Saturday. Hong Kong police arrested at both the Joint Declaration spray against demonstra- democracy-minded Hong and the Basic Law.” least 14 pro-democracy lawmakers and activists on Saturday on charges tors, arresting hundreds. Kongers and the Commu- Beijing has accused the of joining unlawful protests last year calling for reforms. The League of Social nist Party-ruled central U.S. and other Western Democrats wrote in a government in Beijing. around demands for vot- response. They feel that sentatives in Hong Kong countries of instigating Facebook post on Satur- The bill — which would ing rights and an indepen- Hong Kong leader Carrie continue to take actions the protests and insists have allowed the residents dent inquiry into police Lam has ignored their de- inconsistent with com- they’re China’s internal day that its leaders were of the semi-autonomous conduct. mands and used the police mitments made under the affairs. among those arrested, in- Chinese territory to be While the protests be- to suppress them. Sino-British Joint Decla- The Office of the Com- cluding chairman Raphael sent to mainland to stand gan peacefully, they in- U.S. Secretary of State ration that include trans- missioner of the Chinese Wong. They were accused trial — has been with- creasingly descended into Mike Pompeo in a state- parency, the rule of law, Foreign Ministry in Hong of participating in two drawn, but the protests violence after demonstra- ment condemned the ar- and guarantees that Hong Kong said police were en- unauthorized protests on continued for more than tors became frustrated rests. Kong will continue to ‘en- forcing the law against Aug. 18 and Oct. 1 last seven months, centered with the government’s “Beijing and its repre- joy a high degree of au- those suspected of orga- year. B8 THE DAILY ITEM MONDAY, APRIL 20, 2020 NATION Aid package offers billions for hospitals, testing

By Hope Yen loans and reached its ap- have been keen to boost Tuesday, and, Wednesday, and Lisa Mascaro propriations limit last funding to cash-strapped we’d be back up and run- ASSOCIATED PRESS Thursday after approving states and local govern- ning,” Mnuchin said. nearly 1.7 million loans. ments whose revenues Schumer said Democrats WASHINGTON — The That left thousands of have cratered, but the is- were still working to get Trump administration small businesses in limbo sue threatened to provoke aid for state and local gov- and Congress are nearing as they sought help. An fights between large, high- ernments. They had sub- an agreement as early as additional $50 billion in tax states like California mitted a compromise offer Sunday on an aid pack- the evolving deal would go and New York and smaller Friday that would provide age of up to $450 billion for disaster loans. states more typically run $150 billion for states as to boost a small-business About $75 billion would by Republicans. well as cities, counties and loan program that has go to U.S. hospitals, for “The president is will- towns based on need. Key run out of money and add those straining under a ing to consider that in the swing states for Trump funds for hospitals and ballooning coronavirus next bill, but wants to get in the November presi- COVID-19 testing. caseload as well as those this over the finish line dential election — Penn- With small-business struggling to stay finan- with a focus on small busi- sylvania, Michigan, Ohio owners reeling during a cially afloat after sus- nesses, hospitals and test- and Wisconsin — would FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS coronavirus outbreak that pending elective surger- ing,” Mnuchin said. receive billions in new aid has shuttered much eco- President Donald Trump listens as Treasury ies during the pandemic. He said he’s been in under the proposal, ac- nomic activity, Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin speaks about the About $25 billion would be touch with GOP leaders cording to a senior Dem- Secretary Steven Mnuchin coronavirus in the James Brady Press Briefing added for COVID-19 test- including Senate Majority ocratic aide who spoke on said he was hopeful of a Room at the White House in Washington. ing, something states have Leader Mitch McConnell, condition of anonymity to deal that could pass Con- said was urgently needed. R-Ky., and House Minority discuss details of private gress quickly and get the Senate Minority Leader deal, the government’s The money for hospitals Leader Kevin McCarthy, negotiations. Small Business Adminis- Chuck Schumer, D-N.Y., Paycheck Protection Pro- and testing were priorities R-Calif., and all are “on “We are pushing hard,” tration program back up said he believed a deal gram for small business- sought by congressional board with the same plan.” Schumer said. “We don’t by midweek. could be reached late Sun- es would get roughly Democrats. “I’m hopeful that we can want our police, our fire- “I think we’re very close day or early Monday. “We $300 billion, according to But additional aid to reach an agreement, that fighters, our EMTs, our to a deal today. I’m hopeful still have a few more de- Mnuchin. The program state and local govern- the Senate can pass this bus drivers — this is not that we can get that done,” tails to deal with,” he said. has been swamped by ments would be left out, tomorrow, and that the an abstract issue. We don’t he said. Under the proposed businesses applying for Mnuchin said. Democrats House can take it up on want them fired.” Video tribute honors OKC bombing victims

By Sean Murphy American elm that with- and Ken Miller stood the blast, now stands ASSOCIATED PRESS on a small hill and shades the memorial below. OKLAHOMA CITY — It was “extremely diffi- Survivors and loved ones cult” to not be able to at- of the 168 people who tend in person, said Ryan were killed in the Oklaho- Whicher, whose father, ma City bombing were not U.S. Secret Service Agent able to gather Sunday to Alan Whicher, was killed mark the 25th anniversa- in the bombing. “I’m not ry of the attack, but that with my sisters today, I’m did not stop them from re- not with my mother to- PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS membering. day,” in Oklahoma City, he Because the annual re- said by phone from Balti- Signs of support are posted at Perry-Lecompton High School during the coronavirus pandemic membrance ceremony was more, where he now lives. in Perry, Kan., Sunday. canceled due to coronavi- “But it’s all for the right rus restrictions, those the reasons. ... Everyone is victims instead were hon- making sacrifices. I don’t Global health crisis pits economic ored with a video tribute think it’s fair for us in that included the reading this coronavirus (environ- of the names of those who ment) to feel we should be died followed by 168 sec- treated any differently,” against health concerns onds of silence. he said. Ordinarily, the city The prerecorded video, By Will Weissert Washington state’s Dem- his own government has cluding Germany, which is would have gathered which included remarks and Jill Colvin ocratic governor, Jay Ins- promoted. Inslee nonethe- still enforcing social dis- Sunday at the memorial by former President Bill ASSOCIATED PRESS lee, even accused President less likened Trump’s re- tancing rules but on Mon- where the Alfred P. Mur- Clinton, who was pres- Donald Trump of encour- sponse to “schizophrenia.” day intended to begin al- rah Federal Building stood ident at the time of the WASHINGTON — The aging insubordination and Larry Hogan, the Republi- lowing some small stores, before it was destroyed by bombing, U.S. Sen. James global health crisis is tak- “illegal activity” by goading can governor of Maryland, like those selling furniture a truck bomb on April 19, Lankford, Oklahoma City ing a nasty political turn on protesters who flouted said it “just doesn’t make and baby goods, to reopen. 1995. Gates to the memo- Mayor David Holt and with tensions worsening shelter-in-place rules. any sense.” Authorities in Spain, rial mark time, 9:01 and Tony award-winning ac- between governments “To have an American “We’re sending complete- which had some of Eu- 9:03 a.m., with a reflection tress and singer Kristin locked down to keep the president to encourage ly conflicting messages out rope’s strictest restrictions pond between them repre- Chenowith, an Oklahoma coronavirus at bay and people to violate the law, I to the governors and to and a virus death toll only senting 9:02, the minute native, drew praise from people yearning to restart can’t remember any time the people, as if we should exceeded by the U.S. and the explosion permanently Whicher and state District stalled economies and fore- during my time in Amer- ignore federal policy and Italy, said children will altered lives and the na- Judge Cindy Ferrell Ash- stall fears of a depression. ica where we have seen federal recommendations,” be allowed to leave their tion. Stylized, empty met- wood, whose sister, U.S. Protesters worrying such a thing,” Inslee told Hogan said on CNN’s homes beginning April 27. al chairs represent each Housing and Urban De- about their livelihoods and ABC’s “This Week.’’ He “State of the Union.” Albania planned to let its person who died, and the velopment attorney Susan bucking infringements on said it was ”dangerous be- Shutdowns that began mining and oil industries “Survivor Tree,” a gnarled Ferrell, died in the blast. their freedom took to the cause it can inspire people in China in late Janu- reopen Monday, along with streets in some places. A to ignore things that actu- ary and spread globally hundreds of businesses few countries were acting ally can save their lives.” have disrupted economic, including small retailers, act to ease restrictions, Trump supporters in social, cultural and reli- food and fish factories, but most of the world re- several states ignored so- gious life and plunged the farmers and fishing boats. mains unified in insisting cial distancing and stay- world into a deep econom- The death toll in the U.S. it’s much too early to take at-home orders, gathering ic slump unseen since the climbed toward 40,000 more aggressive steps. to demand that governors Great Depression. Tens of with more than 740,000 In the United States, lift controls on public ac- millions of workers have confirmed infections, while there was clear evidence tivity. The president has lost their jobs and millions the global case count has of the mounting pressure. invoked their rallying cry, more fear they’ll be next. passed 2.3 million, accord- The Trump administration calling on several states With the arc of infection ing to a tally by Johns says parts of the country with Democratic gover- different in every nation Hopkins University of na- are ready to begin a grad- nors to “LIBERATE.” and across U.S. states, tional health reports. The ual return to normalcy. Vice President Mike proposals have differed European Center for Dis- PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS Yet some state leaders Pence sidestepped ques- for coping with the virus ease Control said the con- say their response to the tions Sunday about why that has killed more than tinent now has more than A gate leading to the Oklahoma City National pandemic is hindered by a Trump seemed to be en- 163,000. 1 million confirmed cases Memorial and Museum is pictured behind a woefully inadequate feder- couraging efforts to under- Restrictions have begun and almost 100,000 deaths “closed” sign in Oklahoma City. al response. mine preventive measures to ease in some places, in- from the coronavirus. Amid virus gloom, glimpses of human decency and good works

NEW YORK (AP) — The soften the blow of birth- up as he played the trum- from Brooklyn caterer to those in need, to Yale fly. He uses those skills idea formed on a day when days under quarantine pet for cooped-up apart- Israel Frischman for Ho- student Liam Elkind’s to deliver much-needed all the news headlines for her two teens by ask- ment dwellers; a virtual locaust survivors who delivery service. A month medical supplies across were dire. The coronavirus ing via social media that rendition of “Bolero” from are shut in. The day af- after reporting on Elkind’s rural Virginia. was surging worldwide; people reach out to them, the National Orchestra ter the story ran, dona- “Invisible Hands” effort The stories have circled Nashville had lost lives there have been 35 stories of France, with each mu- tions poured in and now which he started with a the world, from Colombia in a devastating tornado about the ways that every- sician playing alone at Frischman has financial friend, he reports that it’s and Nepal, to Italy, Ger- and children had their day people have tried to home; the virtual Corona backing for the need- ballooned. “We’re making many, France, Spain, Bra- lives upended as they sep- make a positive difference Community Choir with ed meals. And simpler over 1,000 deliveries a zil, Israel, Indonesia and arated from beloved class- in the lives of others. The members around the fare from the “Solidarity week now, and over 10,000 South Korea where Kim mates to shelter at home. gestures have been grand world, performing on Sun- Menu” started by Emilia- volunteers have joined our Byung-rok, a shoe cob- But only bad news is and small, some as simple days. no Moscoso, who employed group. I feel like I haven’t bler, donated land to help never the whole story. as chalk-written messages If music soothes the soul, his hamburger chain of slept in decades, but, hon- Days later, The Associated on a sidewalk thanking food feeds it. There have restaurants in Colombia estly, I’ve never felt more raise money for the fight Press started its daily se- healthcare workers at a been six stories that tell of to feed poor neighbor- energized,” he said. against the virus. ries “One Good Thing” to New Orleans hospital for benefactors feeding health hoods in Bogota. Heroes have emerged in In the month of stories reflect the unheralded sac- their efforts. care workers, the poor, the The delivery of lifesav- youth, from Nova Knight, about the goodness of oth- rifices made to benefit oth- Music has been a cen- elderly shut ins, even vol- ing supplies has been a a 5-year-old firecracker in ers, it’s no surprise when ers that normally wouldn’t tral theme. The series has unteers feeding hungry storyline as well, from Alaska imploring her co- we doubled back to the make a story, but maybe included stories about a animals at a revered Hin- the professional cyclist in horts to wash their hands previous subjects of the always deserved one. Rio firefighter sharing du temple in Kathmandu, Italy who has gone from and postpone playdates, coverage, AP journalists Since March 17, when a his love of music from a Nepal. racing against competi- to 16-year-old TJ Kim, found the obvious: the giv- Norwegian mom tried to hydraulic ladder 150 feet There have been meals tors to racing medicine who can’t drive, but can ers’ giving has expanded.