FRIDAY, MAY 22, 2020 Health directors stress education in enforcing virus restrictions By Gayla Cawley stores adhere to social distancing. this virus is and there are precautions we and David McLellan But health of cials say those protocols be- should all be taking to stop this virus spread. ITEM STAFF come more dif cult to enforce on an individ- Proper face coverings and social distancing Municipal health and police departments ual basis outside the business community. have been shown to decrease the amount have been the agencies responsible for en- “There are places where I’ve been where I and the spread of the COVID-19 virus.” forcing COVID-19 advisories, orders and re- have observed people not wearing face cov- Peabody Health Director Sharon Cameron strictions throughout the pandemic. erings where they have not been properly added: “it’s really dif cult because we’re not City health directors in Lynn and Peabody social distanced,” said Lynn Public Health a police force. We don’t have inspectors that say their departments have been working Director Michele Desmarais. “I still believe are waiting to receive a complaint and rush to ensure that businesses follow city- and that it’s about education. out to catch a person in the act. state-required protocols, such as ensuring “It’s about making sure everyone under- customers and staff wear face masks and stands how dangerous and how contagious HEALTH, A6 MBTA

ITEM PHOTO | SPENSER HASAK Sarah Perkins of Pea- cuts body has been appoint- ed the new Lynn eld Community Schools di- rector. train Lynn eld rates By Gayla Cawley names ITEM STAFF LYNN — Commuters will be able to take the train from a new Lynn to Boston at subway rates through the end of the month. The Massachusetts Bay schools Transportation Authority announced Thursday that it was temporarily reducing director fares at the Lynn Commuter Rail Station to reduce over- By Anne Marie Tobin crowding on buses while the ITEM STAFF Blue Line is shut down for track and harbor tunnel re- LYNNFIELD — Lynn eld Nahant Country Club takes pair work. Community Schools (LCS) “For the same affordable has a new director. price as a subway fare, riders Sarah Perkins, a Peabody can travel between Lynn Sta- resident, comes into the posi- a shot at selling ice cream tion and Downtown Boston tion on the heels of ve years through May 31,” said MBTA as the district’s K-12 digital By Elyse Carmosino come out and enjoy some of the open Tudor Ice Cream General Manager Steve learning coach. She is suc- ITEM STAFF space while having an ice cream with is coming soon to Poftak in a statement. “We’re ceeding Michaelann Herook, the family.” Nahant Country offering this temporary zone who is resigning at the end of NAHANT — Nahant Country Club Inspired by the estate’s original own- Club. change with the goal of re- June after spending 20 years is going back to its roots this summer. er and founder of Tudor Ice Company, ducing crowding and promot- on the LCS staff, the last Starting sometime after Memorial “Ice King” Frederic Tudor, Driscoll ITEM PHOTO | ing social distance on buses eight as director. Day weekend, the family-owned event said she may eventually incorporate SPENSER HASAK and the Blue Line during the “I’ve been working towards space will begin selling ice cream un- some of Nahant Country Club’s histo- current service diversion, a masters in administration der the name Tudor Ice Cream as a ry into the stand’s outward appeal by and we encourage our North and as I was going through way to brighten smiles and make back setting up “did you know?” fact boards Shore riders to consider the my practicum, I started to some lost pro ts during the coronavi- around the property. Commuter Rail to and from think more and more about rus pandemic. “(Selling ice cream) ties into the his- Lynn as a travel option in- the director position,” said “Ice cream makes everything bet- tory of the reason why Nahant Country stead.” Perkins. “I saw it posted ter,” said owner Yasmene Driscoll. “We and got really excited about think the town will like being able to ICE CREAM, A3 MBTA, A5 it. In my current job, I love how much I can work with the community, but this just  presents a great chance to Death toll up to 85 in shift into more of a leader- Lynn, A3 New Swampscott emergency order ship role in an area I am passionate about and have a  Lynn-Swampscott comfort level with. It’s just so stricter than state guidelines exciting.” fi reworks display LCS offers before and after canceled, A3 By David McLellan businesses that are reopening. At the state lev- school programs, as well as ITEM STAFF el, a COVID-19 Control Plan does not have to be many activities for students  Over a barrel on Lynn submitted for approval, but must be put up at the SWAMPSCOTT — The Select Board and Board throughout the year, includ- Shore Drive, A4 business and readily visible to the public. At the ing the popular Lynn eld of Health have passed a new emergency order for town level, the plans must be submitted to the Summer of Fun Activities Swampscott residents. In some places, it is strict- town for approval prior to reopening, addressing  (SOFA) program. “Spartan” effort to er than the state-level “reopening plan” outlined hygiene protocol, cleaning, and social distancing. Perkins is no stranger to award diplomas to by Gov. Charlie Baker this past Monday. “All businesses and places of worship will be re- LCS, having served as assis- St. Mary’s grads, A8 For example, while congregations of fewer than quired to submit a work safety plan for approval of tant musical director under 10 people are allowed by the state, the town has a the town of Swampscott prior to opening,” Board Joe Puleo since 2015 and “no congregation” policy that applies to its parks of Health Chairwoman Marianne Hartmann said.  also as a SOFA camp leader Coronavirus-triggered and beaches, and all areas outside of private “We say this not to impede any place from open- from 2018-2019. She said she layoffs in U.S. hit nearly households. ing, you will be able to open on time. We’re not 39 million, B3 The order is also more restrictive than the state LYNNFIELD, A3 when it comes to COVID-19 Control Plans for SWAMPSCOTT, A3

STEVE KRAUSE AN APPRECIATION Opinion Jourgensen: Our Memorial Day Hosker hit the jackpot with people obligation. A4 Jim Hosker could read people. And late Boston Mayor Kevin H. White’s Nation because he could read people, he became press secretary, recalled. Loughlin, Giannulli to successful in everything he did. “He understood people,” said De- serve prison time for There was Hosker the “polling guru,” makis, who considered Hosker a lifelong college scam. A6 as Lynn attorney Thomas C. Demakis mentor. “He knew what games people recalled. would want to play, and knew how to Sports There was Hosker the state lottery structure jackpots so people would want Swampscott’s Donovan guru, as two of his successors — Mark to play. He could size people up. He loved named 2019-20 Item Cavanagh and Beth Bresnahan — said. people.” Player of the Year for FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS boys hockey. B1 And there was Hosker the wise veter- Perhaps so. But most who knew him an of both Boston and Massachusetts Jim Hosker, left, talks with former state trea- politics, as George Regan, who was the HOSKER, A5 surer Robert Q. Crane.

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Bruce H. Ripley, 93 Rose M. Bourgeois, 89 Frances J. Gilhooley, 86

Bruce H. Ripley, 93, died LYNN — Mrs. Rose M. (Per- LYNN — On May 19, 2020, peacefully on Sunday, May 17, rone) Bourgeois, age 89, of our beloved mother Frances J. 2020 at his home surrounded Lynn, died on Monday, May 18, (Greenleaf) Gilhooley, of Lynn, by his loving family. He was 2020, after a brief illness. She age 86 entered into eternal the beloved husband of Hele- was the beloved wife of the rest at home with her loving na L. (Chatigny) Ripley. He was late Raymond E. Bourgeois, family at her side following a born in Lynn, MA to the late Sr., with whom she shared lengthy 6-year battle with De- Herbert H. Ripley and Norma 62 years of marriage. Born mentia. Frances was born and E. (Wiswel) Ripley. in Providence, RI and raised raised in Marblehead, MA, He was drafted to the Army in Salem, she was the only then became a lifelong res- at age 17 to ght in WWII in child of the late Luciano and ident of Lynn after marrying the Paci c arena and nished Maria Perrone who migrated her late husband, James J. Gil- his GED later in life. He was from Sicily. She and Ray start- hooley with whom she shared proud to serve his country ed their family in Salem and 53 years of marriage. Frances and always expressed grati- had 6 children together before is survived by her ve chil- tude to others who had done moving to Lynn. Rose enjoyed dren, Retired Sergeant James so whenever he saw a de ning being a homemaker and rais- S. Gilhooley of the Massa- cap. ing her children. She was an chusetts State Police and his He worked at different jobs excellent cook and decorated wife Diane, Dr. Mary Dill and in life but took the most plea- He also leaves behind sever- cakes for special occasions. her husband Daniel, Karen instantly. She enjoyed every sure working at Salem Hospi- al nieces and nephews and Her children always got the McGrath, Retired Lieutenant moment of motherhood and tal. He began in Security and many In-Laws with whom he ‘bring the cake’ assignment for Colonel Sharon Costine and was involved in all aspects of continued on to Evening Su- spent many a cherished oc- school functions. In addition her husband Robert, and her children’s lives. pervisor of the Patient Trans- casion over the past 45 years. to baking, Rose was known for Maureen Shultz and her hus- Frances was involved in port Department from where He also leaves behind his her home-made raviolis and and his longtime partner band Michael. Frances was many activities which included he retired in 1991. It was at cherished cat, Minnie. He was pasta. Twice a year she would Michelle Amirault-Packard heartbroken over the loss of the Nahant Ladies Book Club, Salem Hospital where he met predeceased by two sisters; cook a ravioli feast for family of Conway, NH and Randall her youngest child Shawn Pat- Red Hat Society, Girl Scout his wife, his forever soul mate, Jean Rich of Annisquam and and friends. She also cooked J. Bourgeois and his wife rick Gilhooley last month due Leader, Eucharistic Minister in 1974. Marcia McSwiggin of Danvers. the traditional Italian sh din- Kim of Lynn; her daughter, to the Covid 19 virus. She also for St. Mary’s Church, chaired His favorite hobbies were Service information: ner on Christmas Eve for many Rosanne Bourgeois and her leaves her eight grandchildren the St. Pius Annual Bazaar playing computer interactive Unfortunately, due to the years. In the late 50’s, Rose spouse Diane Muise of West- Kerrian Lampert and her hus- knitting and crochet booth for games, taking nature walks, COVID pandemic, a celebra- and Ray began taking their ford; her 6 grandchildren and band Matt, Kelsey Dill and her many years. She loved travel-  ower and bird photography tion of life will be held at a family to Conway, NH during 12 great-grandchildren and ancé Brian Penesso, Megan ing, baking, knitting, reading, and reading. At all times, he later date where family can the summer months. This get- her many nieces and neph- Shulman and her husband and crocheting. A treasured took pleasure in assisting his gather as he had wished. Ar- away continued for almost 60 ews. She was the mother of Stephen, McKenzie Shul- gift from Frances was a baby wife with all her hobbies and rangements by the Campbell years, enjoying the time spent the late Renee Bourgeois and tz, Lauren McGrath, Mason hat and matching sweater endeavors, especially at Christ- Funeral Home, 525 Cabot St, at their second home. If she Robin Bourgeois. Shultz, Heath McGrath, and which she always gifted with mastime where he was the Beverly. In Lieu of owers, wasn’t in New Hampshire, she Service information: A Fu- Taylor Shultz and one great love. She loved our neighbor- Happy Humbug in the kitchen. contributions may be made was in Disney World with Ray neral Mass will be held on grandchild Sydney Lampert. hood on Rockingham Street He was a member of Our Lady in his name to his favorite and the grandkids. Rose loved Wednesday, May 27, 2020 Frances was soon to expect and was often seen walking of Hope Parish in Ipswich. charity, The Northeast Ani- to travel, including many road at St. Pius V Church at her second great grandchild while praying the Rosary. In addition to his wife Hele- mal Shelter, 347 Highland trips to Canada and a special 11a.m. (in accordance with Spencer. Frances was also the Words cannot express how Avenue, Salem MA 01970. na, with whom he shared 45 visit to her parents’ home town current state and federal grandmother to the late Mad- grateful we are to Maureen Information, directions, con- loving years of marital bliss, in Sicily. Rose always had an guidelines). Relatives and dison Shultz. McKenna and Iris Rodriguez he leaves behind a daughter dolences at www.campbell- open door. We never knew friends are respectfully invit- Frances graduated from the funeral.com for their love, support, and Linda Cassidy of Swampscott, who would be sitting at the ed. Burial will be in St. Mary Beverly School of Nursing in dedication to our Mom and a granddaughter Melissa dinner table simply because Cemetery, Salem. Arrange- 1956. She started her career our entire family. Smithurst and her husband they rang her doorbell earlier at Lynn Hospital before start- ments entrusted to SOLIMI- Service information: Ad- Daniel Smithurst and a very in the day. Rose was a lunch ing a family. After her children NE FUNERAL HOMES, LYNN. hering to the guidelines of loved great-grandson Oliver aide at the Sisson Elementa- were enrolled in school, she In lieu of owers, those wish- the Commonwealth of Mas- Smithurst all of Sandown, NH. ry School in Lynn for over 40 ing may make donations in returned to nursing at the Lynn years. She cherished the time Convalescent home where her sachusetts and the CDC, Fu- Rose’s memory to a charity neral Services will be private. spent with her family, espe- of your choice. Directions kindness, caring and compas- cially her grandchildren and sion to all the patients there Burial will be held in the St. and online guestbook at Joseph Cemetery, Lynn. A great-grandchildren. www.solimine.com was unwavering. On holidays Sarah G. Starion, 21 Rose is survived by three she would bring a lonely resi- Celebration of Life Ceremony and gathering will be held at 1998-2020 sons, Raymond E. Bourgeois, dent home, so they were sur- Jr. and his wife Mary of Wood- rounded by her big family and a later date. Arrangements entrusted to SOLIMINE FU- SALEM - It is with great stock, VT, Richard J. Bourgeois to enjoy one her of delicious home-cooked meals. NERAL HOMES, LYNN. Online sadness that Sarah “Sas” G. guestbook for family and Starion, age 21, passed away Frances’ passion in life was her family, friends, and her friends to offer condolences unexpectedly in Burlington, at www.solimine.com VT, on Tuesday, May 14, 2020. Kenneth J. Hahn, 66 faith in the Lord. She never She was the beloved daughter spoke an unkind word to any- of Kevin and Jane (Anderson) 1954-2020 one and always saw the good Starion, and sister to Emily in everyone. Anyone who met and her boyfriend Mauro Cog- SWAMPSCOTT — Kenneth Frances fell in love with her nati of Danvers. Hahn, age 66, of Swampscott, passed away May 17th due to Sarah had a personality like complications from congestive no other. She had an innate heart failure. Ken is survived Man who lmed Arbery ability to light up any room by daughters Samantha Hahn she was in with just her pres- and Kati Hahn, sister Kathleen shooting video charged ence. She earned her nick- (Hahn) Bowlby and her hus- name “Sas” because that’s band Larry, Nephews Kevin just who she was, full of hu- By Russ Bynum Under Georgia law, a Bowlby and Travis McGhee, ASSOCIATED PRESS person can be charged mor and sassiness. Niece Keri (Bowlby) Walsh Born in Salem, MA on No- with felony murder for of Danvers; her dear dog Luna, and great niece and nephew SAVANNAH, Ga. — The vember 6, 1998, she was a committing any felony as well as many close cousins, Kaylie and Dylan Walsh. He is Georgia man whose cell- that causes the death of cherished daughter of Kevin predeceased by parents, Gil- phone video of Ahmaud and Jane (Anderson) Starion. friends, and family. Sarah was someone else. It does not predeceased by her grandfa- bert Hahn and Evelyn (Musto) Arbery’s fatal shooting require intent to kill and Sarah was a graduate of Sa- Hahn. He will be missed by helped reignite the case lem High School, where she thers, Gerald Starion and John carries an automatic life Anderson. many. a charity of your choosing. A was charged with murder sentence. was her class president and Service information: In lieu small farewell ceremony will Thursday, making him captain of the volleyball team Service information: In ad- In the Glynn County po- of owers, please donate to be performed at sea. the third person arrested lice incident report on the in 2016.IN MEMORIAM Presently, she was herence to the guidelines is- DOUGLAS P. MURPHY more than two months af- shooting, Gregory McMi- attendingFOURTEENTH the ANNIVERSARY University of Ver- sued by the Commonwealth ter the slaying. chael told an of cer that mont,2006 where ~ MAY she22 ~ would2020 have of Massachusetts and the CDC, services will be held The Georgia Bureau at one point Arbery “began been a senior this upcoming of Investigation said privately. As an expression of Ruth C. Coyne, 85 running back the direc- fall. 50-year-old William “Rod- sympathy, donations may be tion from which he came Besides her loving fami- die” Bryan Jr. was arrest- and `Roddy’ attempted to ly, Sarah is survived by her made in Sarah’s memory to ed on charges of felony NEWBURYPORT — Mrs. block him which was un- grandmothers, Shirley Ann Hole in the Wall Gang Camp, murder and criminal at- 555 Long Wharf Drive New Ruth C. (Moore) Coyne, age successful.” It’s the only Starion of Lynn, and Claire M. tempt to commit false im- mention in the police re- Anderson of Salem; her aunts Haven, CT. 06511. www.hole- 85 of Newburyport died on Tuesday May 19, 2020 at the prisonment. No other de- port of any potential in- and uncles, Beth LaMacchia inthewallgang.org/get-in- tails were given. The GBI volvement by Bryan. and her husband Ray of Lynn, volved/#donate. To leave Portsmouth Regional Hos- We can't believe it's been thirteen said in a statement that it Bryan’s attorney, Kevin John Anderson and his wife an online message or con- pital, after a lengthy illness. years! We think of you every day. She was the wife of the late would hold a news confer- Gough, did not immediate- JodiWe ofmiss Maine, you and Kevin love you.Anderson dolence, please visit www. ence Friday morning. ly return a phone message Lovinglyand his remembered wife Kelly ofand Peabody, sadly cuffemcginn.com. Bernard “Barney” Coyne, with missed by wife Mary Ellen, sister whom she shared 63 years of Arbery was slain Feb. 23 Thursday. He has previous- Ricky Anderson and his wife Barbara, children Erin, Terry, marriage. when a white father and ly insisted Bryan played no Douglas,Cheri ofKate, New James, Hampshire, Missy, and Jeff Born and raised in Lynn, she son armed themselves role in Arbery’s death. grandchildrenStarion of Peabody, Kyle, Meaghan, Sean Star- ® and pursued him after “Roddie Bryan is not Brayden, Mea, Seamus, Connor, LIFE WELL CELEBRATED was the daughter of the late Stella,ion of Lynn,J.J. andand KathyJamie Smalesand William and Eva (Moulison) spotting the 25-year-old now, and has never been, Charlotte Moore. She attended Lynn black man running in more than a witness to Schools and was a graduate their neighborhood. More the shooting,” Gough said IN MEMORIAM of Lynn English High School, than two months passed in a statement on the case LAUREN CASEY IN MEMORIAM class of 1954. Ruth had lived before authorities arrest- Monday. “He is not a vigi- TWELVETH ANNIVERSARY DOUGLAS P. MURPHY ed Gregory McMichael, lante. Roddie did not par- 2008 ~ MAY 22 ~ 2020 FOURTEENTH ANNIVERSARY in Newburyport for the past 2006 ~ MAY 22 ~ 2020 16 years with her Joanne and 64, and his son, Travis ticipate in the horri c kill- husband Paul. For the last 9 of Florida, 6 grandchildren; McMichael, 34, on charges ing of this young man. Mr. months she had lived at, and Daniel, Kelly, Amy Lyn, James, of felony murder and ag- Bryan has committed no received wonderful care at Jessica, and Justin, and a sis- gravated assault. Gregory crime, and bears no crim- the Elizabeth Calsey House in ter Frances of Florida. McMichael told police he inal responsibility in the Amesbury. Per Joanne’s request please suspected Arbery was a death of Ahmaud Arbery.” Ruth had worked for many do not send  owers or indoor burglar and that Arbery Meanwhile, attorneys for years as a waitress in the plants. In lieu of  owers please attacked his son before Arbery’s parents cheered former Lynn Hospital Coffee send donations in Ruth’s being shot. the news of Bryan’s arrest. Shop. name to Elizabeth Calsey Bryan lives in the same We can't believe it's been thirteen For many years, Ruth en- House 286 Lions Mouth Rd. subdivision just outside She was beautiful, for the way she years! We think of you every day. the port city of Bruns- thought. Beautiful for the sparkle We miss you and love you. joyed watching her husband Amesbury, MA 01913. 781-593-7700 in her eyes when she talked of Lovingly remembered and sadly play softball in the Lynn Parks Service information: Ad- wick, and the video he Publishing Daily, except Sundays things she loved. Beautiful for her missed by wife Mary Ellen, sister Softball League. She was hering to the guidelines of took from the cab of his USPS-142-820 ISSN-8750-8249 ability to make others smile, even Barbara, children Erin, Terry, vehicle helped stir a na- Periodicals postage paid at Lynn, MA if she was sad. She was beautiful Douglas, Kate, James, Missy, and a member of Connery Post the CDC and the Common- tional outcry when it and additional of ces. deep down to her soul. grandchildren Kyle, Meaghan, 6 and of the Franco Ameri- wealth of Massachusetts, Copyright ©2020 The Daily Item ~ She was Beautiful still ~ Brayden, Mea, Seamus, Connor, can. She loved camping in leaked online May 5. Subscriptions Stella, J.J. and Jamie and services are private. Ar- Your forever heartbroken family, The video quickly drew a Prepaid by mail to all parts of the United States friends, and all who love you. Charlotte the summer at Apple Valley rangements are under the Campground in Maine and her direction of the Solimine strong reaction from Geor- $30.00 for 4 weeks yearly trip, each December, to gia Gov. Bryan Kemp, a $95.00 for 13 weeks Funeral Homes, friends are $185.00 for 26 weeks IN MEMORIAM Aruba. encouraged to leave condo- Republican who called it $340.00 for 1 year home deliveryLAUREN CASEY rate is “absolutely horri c.” The TWELVETH ANNIVERSARY Ruth is survived by 3 chil- lences at www.solimine.com. Send payment to and POSTMASTER, 200850% ~ MAY off 22 ~ 2020 dren; Joanne Gallagher and Georgia Bureau of Inves- send address changes to: newstand price! her husband Paul of New- tigation soon took over the The Daily Item Call 781-593-7700 ext. 2 Subscribers pay only buryport, Thomas Coyne of case from local police, and 110 Munroe St. to subscribe today. P.O. Box 5 $4.50 a week. Oklahoma and Timothy Coyne the arrests of the McMi- Lynn, MA 01903 chaels followed on May 7.

She was beautiful, for the way she thought. Beautiful for the sparkle in her eyes when she talked of things she loved. Beautiful for her ability to make others smile, even if she was sad. She was beautiful deep down to her soul. ~ She was Beautiful still ~ Your forever heartbroken family, friends, and all who love you. FRIDAY, MAY 22, 2020 THE DAILY ITEM A3 Lynn-Swampscott fireworks display canceled Death toll up By Steve Krause cancel the Third of July sure we have.” “As a nation, as a com- ITEM STAFF fireworks to ensure our “Our communities are monwealth, as a city, and residents remain healthy,” deeply rooted in history as a town — just know we LYNN — The July 3 fire- said McGee. “The safety and patriotism and we will are looking forward to a to 85 in Lynn works display that Lynn of our residents has been continue to celebrate this time we can all celebrate and Swampscott share and will continue to be my in years to come. I would together as a community.” By Gayla Cawley changes in their num- has become the latest vic- top concern during this like to thank the fireworks “We would like to thank ITEM STAFF bers on Thursday. Lynn- tim of the COVID-19 pan- fireworks Vendor Atlas field has 91 cases and 11 demic and resulting social public health emergency.” committee for its tireless Additional deaths were Fitzgerald echoed Mc- work and our residents for Pyrovision Entertainment deaths and in Nahant, 40 distancing protocols. Group for their under- reported in Lynn and residents have been in- Lynn Mayor Thomas M. Gee’s concerns about safety. their understanding as we Swampscott on Thursday, “We all will be a bit dis- work to limit the spread of standing and cooperation fected and six have died. McGee and Swampscott with the cancellation of but North Shore com- Revere reported an appointed that we will not the COVID-19 outbreak.” munities continue to see Town Administrator Sean this year’s show,” the two additional 17 cases on be able to celebrate with said McGee. a small number of new Fitzgerald made a joint said in a joint statement. Thursday, which brings our friends, neighbors, and “There is no doubt that COVID-19 cases each day. announcement Thursday “We are all looking for- the city’s caseload to 1,523 the community at large the citizens of Lynn and Two more Lynn res- that the annual fireworks ward to another great and 58 deaths. According this year,” he said. “Yet, we Swampscott love our idents have died since display would be canceled. event in 2021.” to Mayor Brian Arrigo’s all know that the safety country and our commu- Wednesday, which brings “Given the unparalleled office, the city’s weekly times we are living in and and well-being of our com- nities and our traditions Steve Krause can be the city’s death toll to 85. In Swampscott, another average is now 12.6 new the uncertainty we face, munities and loved ones is so this great event will not reached at skrause@item- cases each day. our only option was to the most important trea- go away,” Fitzgerald said. live.com. resident has died, which brings its number of virus On Thursday, Arrigo fatalities to eight. and the Revere Reopen- Although Lynn contin- ing Team expanded the Mask on, mask off ues to report additional city’s “Mask Up Revere” deaths on a near-daily campaign to support Re- basis, the city continues vere small businesses in to report a low number of acquiring personal protec- new COVID-19 cases. tive equipment, according Lynn reported just 21 to Arrigo’s office. new cases on Thursday, Small businesses that on par with what the city are part of Phase One of has seen so far this week. the state’s reopening plan, On Monday, Tuesday and which includes offices, Wednesday, the respective hair salons and barber day-to-day case increases shops, pet services, car were 20, 22, and 20. washes and curbside re- By comparison, it’s been tail, may request a two- less than a month since week supply of masks and the city saw its peak in gloves for their employees cases, when 115 new cases and customers, with a lim- were reported on April 24. it of 50, according to Arri- Since that time, daily case go’s office. increases have steadily “Our small businesses declined and have largely are the backbone of our been on par with Thurs- city and while we can’t day’s figures for the past solve all of the challenges two weeks. they’re facing today, we However, Lynn con- are going to show up and tinues to be one of the offer everything we can to hardest hit areas in the help support them,” Arri- state — the city has the go said in a statement. fourth highest number of At press time, Marble- COVID-19 cases and the head, Peabody and Sau- third highest infection gus had not released up- rate. dated numbers. As of Thursday, Lynn As of Wednesday, Mar- has 3,151 cases, when fac- blehead has 211 cases and toring in those who have 19 deaths, Peabody has recovered (1,091) and 940 cases and 126 deaths, those who have died. and in Saugus, 480 resi- Although Swampscott dents have been infected reported an additional and 27 have died. death on Thursday, its case count has remained Gayla Cawley can be the same at 119. reached at gcawley@item- Elsewhere, Lynnfieldlive.com. Follow her on and Nahant reported no Twitter @GaylaCawley. Lynnfield names a ITEM PHOTO | OLIVIA FALCIGNO new schools director Residents walk down South Common Street in Lynn. LYNNFIELD get the glory for what they From A1 are doing in having every- one up and running, so will lean on that experi- kids can learn from home, New Swampscott emergency order ence as she moves forward at first through enrich- as director. ment and now with new “I know that if I need material.” is stricter than state guidelines help or guidance, I will Perkins, a Bedford na- do the same thing as I tive, graduated from do now, as I already have Westfield State College in SWAMPSCOTT to be, ‘Why are we more at with their families, or are Hartmann said. “Every- established relationships 2006, majoring in English From A1 risk than other communi- still maintaining social one’s been great in town with Lynnfield Communi- Literature. She received ties?’” distancing, will not be working with us, and ty Schools, having worked a masters in Secondary going to hold anybody up Violations of the order bothered, she said. we’re hoping people will at SOFA. I’ve been able Education from Gordon from opening.” carry a $300 fine per of- In addition, the town continue to do so.” to really get to know the College in 2012 and is on “It’s a very quick and easy fense. However, Hartmann continues its ban on reus- The Swampscott order families and my hope is to pace at Gordon College process. You just check a said the order will not be able bags in grocery stores, will remain in place until continue to grow those re- to complete requirements box,” Hartmann said. enforced with tickets and and masks are still re- a “joint judgment” by the lationships,” adding that for an Educational Spe- The no-congregation fines in practice, but is put quired in businesses, plac- Select Board and Board she expects LCS assistant cialist in Administration part of the order received in place as a “tool” to tell es of worship and common of Health that a public Katie Darragh will be a degree this August. Per- the most apprehension people to “move along” if areas in both multi-family health emergency no lon- key factor in transitioning kins hopes to complete the among members of the Se- they are not following so- and office buildings. ger exists. into the new position. requirements for certifi- lect Board. cial distancing rules. In other places, the new- For information on the “Having Katie on board cation as Principal/Assis- Select Board members “We are not strictly en- est Swampscott order has state’s reopening plan, vis- is a huge asset as she is tant Principal for grades Polly Titcomb and Don forcing the no-congre- loosened restrictions on it www.mass.gov/info-de- so familiar with the pro- K-8 later this month. Hause did not openly dis- gation, but it gives us a residents. For example, tails/reopening-massachu- gram,” said Perkins. Prior to coming to Lyn- agree with the order, but tool if we have issues,” the town’s stay-at-home setts. For a full reading Lynnfield School Super- nfield in 2015, Perkins questioned its purpose. Hartmann said. “We order has been lifted, al- of Swampscott’s newest intendent Jane Tremblay was a seventh grade En- Hause said he’s certain have beaches, fields, ar- though it is strongly rec- order, visit www.swamp- said she is “thrilled” to glish and Language Arts there is “an explanation” eas where people real- ommended people stay scottma.gov/sites/swamp- have Perkins on board. teacher at the Wilmington for the order, but that ex- ly are congregating and home as much as possible, scottma/files/uploads/ “She has very creative Middle School from 2012- planation needs to be clear have had a problem on in line with the state’s emergency_order_4.pdf. ideas, attention to details 2015. She spent two years and coherent for the public. our courts and places like “safer-at-home” advisory. To find a COVID-19 safety and she knows the goals, as a long-term substitute “My question and reser- that.” “Staying home is obvi- plan to submit to the town mission and vision of our at the John Glenn Middle vation is on the no-congre- Hartmann said there ously the safest thing to to reopen a business, visit school community,” Trem- School in Bedford from gation. This is an example have been issues with do, especially for at-risk www.swampscottma.gov. blay said. “It will be excit- 2011-2012. where we’re being strict- the police being called to populations, but we’re ing to see how she blends Perkins, who starts July er than the governor,” he break up groups of 20 peo- not saying there’s a stay- David McLellan can be the two worlds.” 1, will report to Tom Geary, said. “The knee-jerk reac- ple gathering at beaches. at-home order, there is reached at dmclellan@ Presently, Perkins is the district’s finance direc- tion from people is going People who are gathering a stay-at-home request,” itemlive.com. busy helping teachers tor, She said her first or- and students close out the der of business will be, “to Nahant Country Club takes a swing at selling ice cream academic year, creating “take time to evaluate the model lessons and giving current program to make technical support behind sure we are doing every- more fun ideas, she’s also ilies will want an easily hopes ice cream sales will ICE CREAM the scenes. She credits thing we can to meet the enlisted the help of social accessible option. bring a spark of social- From A1 families and parents for needs of the community.” media polls, as well as her “We were seeing fami- ly-distanced activity to the giving her the support she Club is there. That fortune sister, Colleen Caro, who lies walking around, and country club’s otherwise has needed to make the Anne Marie Tobin can be was made off of the ice said the stand will help fill that’s really the only thing quiet lawn. remote learning experi- reached at atobin@item- business, so we thought the town’s hole in the mar- people can do nowadays,” “We’re certainly asking ence productive. live.com. it would be a fun thing to ket for a local ice cream she said. “Which is why our guests to be mindful of “With remote learning, do,” she said. “It’s like a re- shop. Colleen thought of maybe social distancing protocols there is a lot of vulnera- AW FFICES OF turn back to the roots. I’ve “There’s an ice cream shop opening up an ice cream to make sure everybody’s bility in the classroom as L O AMES ARRIGAN always had an affinity for at the end of the beach, but shop to get people out of being compliant and safe,” it’s new to everyone and J J. C the Ice King and his story, it’s not open right now and their houses and doing she said, later adding: “It’s so there really isn’t a com- • Social Security Disability and I thought ice cream there’s nothing really close things together.” kind of a play-it-by-ear fort level. So seeing the • Workers Compensation would be a perfect filler in town,” Caro said. “(Col- Driscoll said planning situation. We’re hoping it success we have had in • Accidents during this time.” leen) said ‘I think it would for the stand’s opening 25 years located across gains a lot of popularity remote learning is so re- from Lynn District Court Customers can expect be a great idea if we opened has helped keep her busy and is something we can warding, as the teachers 15 Johnson St. most of the usual hard something locally that peo- during what would nor- eventually work into our serve fan-favorites, with ple will be able to just walk mally be her most busy 781-596-0100 seasonal business plan.” JAMES J. CARRIGAN Driscoll promising “at up to and just get an ice season. ANNE GUGINO CARRIGAN least a dozen of every- cream.’” With more than 25 Elyse Carmosino can be LISA A. CARRIGAN, OF COUNSEL body’s top flavors.” Caro added that this events canceled this reached by ecarmosino@ www.jamescarriganlaw.com To help come up with summer especially, fam- spring and summer, she itemlive.com. 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E¥¦¥ M. G DIRECTORS President and Publisher Edward L. Cahill M§Ÿ H. SŸŸ Over a barrel on Chief Executive O cer John M. Gilberg Edward M. Grant E C J. CŸ¡ CŸ Advertising Director News Editor Gordon R. Hall 110 Munroe St. W J. K TŸ  J ¢£ Monica Connell Healey P.O. Box 5 Chief Financial O cer Editorial Page Editor J. Patrick Norton Lynn, MA 01903 J N. W  C  T¢¤ Michael H. Shanahan Lynn Shore Drive Chief Operating O cer Community Relations Director Chairman Customer Service You don’t have to look cars a day. But the The state took strong Monday - Friday, 8 a.m. - 5 p.m. PUBLISHERS Horace N. Hastings, 1877-1904 beyond Lynn Shore Great Reopening has anti-coronavirus mea- Connecting Charles H. Hastings and Wilmot R. Hastings, 1904-1922 Drive in search of a begun and Lynn Shore sures two months ago All Departments: Charles H. Hastings, 1922-1940 781-593-7700 Ernest W. Lawson, 1940-1960 well-intentioned idea Drive traffic is rapidly to limit beach access Charles H. Gamage and Peter Gamage, 1960-1982 Ext. 2 Peter Gamage, 1982-1991 that took a bad turn. increasing with more by halving parking Peter H. Gamage, 1991-1996 Classifi ed/Legal Advertising Brian C. šayer, 1996-1999 The more-than-200 people driving to work along the Drive. But classi [email protected] Bernard W. Frazier Jr., 1999-2005 barrels blocking ocean- and beach-goers cruis- the time has come to Peter H. Gamage, 2005-2014 Subscriptions side parking spots ing down the Drive. review parking restric- [email protected] John S. Moran, Executive Editor, 1975-1990 along the drive jut into Lynn Shore Drive tions along the Drive Circulation the travel lane, nar- isn’t a sedate scenic and, more specifical- [email protected] rowing it by more than route winding through ly, shove those orange Ext. 3 a foot. the White Mountains obstructions back into Newsroom [email protected] That wasn’t a prob- or along the Maine the parking lanes and [email protected] lem two months ago coast. It is a busy road out of the travel lane Ext. 4 when traffic on the doubling as a main ar- where — irony of iro- LETTERS TO THE EDITOR Sports normally-congested tery through Lynn to nies — they pose a risk [email protected] commuter route plum- Boston and as a recre- of contributing to a Ext. 5 meted to a few dozen ational thoroughfare. traffic accident. Retail and Online Do what is right. Advertising [email protected] ADVERTISING Ernie Carpenter Jr. Cancel the Boston Director of Advertising and Business Development, ext. 1355 [email protected] Ralph Mitchell Marathon. Sales Representative, ext. 1313 [email protected] I am scheduled to run my very first marathon on Sep- Eric Rondeau tember 14th. Like my fellow runners, I began training Sales Representative, ext. 1280 for this historic road race back in December, running [email protected] through the hills of Newton into Wellesley every Satur- Patricia Whalen day morning with the Heartbreak Hill Running crew. Sales Representative, ext. 1310 Between training, I raised $12,000 for the American Red [email protected] Cross in honor of my friend Tom. I have literally run BUSINESS OFFICE thousands of miles, spent hundreds of hours training, Susan J. Conti all for the glorious chance to cross that blue and yellow Controller, ext. 1288 pavement in the middle of Boylston Street. [email protected] At this very moment, there is nothing I want more than Ted Grant Marathon Monday. To kick off in Hopkinton State Park. To Publisher, ext. 1234 conquer Heartbreak Hill(s). To see the Citgo Sign on my [email protected] way to the finish line. As I imagine the triumph I will feel Marian Kinney at the sight of the Prudential Center, I think about the vol- ext. 1212 unteers handing out water cups at each stop. I think about [email protected] the fans crowded and huddled together, cheering us on. Will Kraft I think about my fellow runners, breathing hard as they Chief Financial Of cer, ext. 1296 inevitably pass by me and my 10-minute mile pace. I know [email protected] in my gut that the Boston Marathon needs to be canceled. Our Memorial Day obligation My dream and the dreams of 30,000 other runners is not Paula Villacreses A/R Specialist, ext. 1205 worth risking the livelihood of this family. Because that is We read history be- relief mission, read Cun- [email protected] what we are in Boston. We are family. cause it summarizes the ningham’s name during I believe the owner of Heartbreak Hill Running Co. said Mike Shanahan human experience, and the name recitation. Chief Executive Of cer, ext. 1956 it best in his final email to his runners back in March. [email protected] Coach Dan wrote to us after Marty Walsh’s cancellation no historical account Thor Their voices are muted of the marathon, saying, “Many of you may remember moves us more than one and their stories are pre- Carolina Trujillo recited by someone who Jourgensen served in the memories Community Relations Director, ext. 1226 that in my kick off speech I always say, ‘the Boston Mar- [email protected] athon is just a road race, a run from one place to another’ lived through an event, of comrades and loved and it remains just that. It’s one we love. It’s important to or who wrote a letter re- ones, in letters tucked Jim Wilson your Uncle Artie died. I Chief Operating Of cer, ext. 1200 us. It defines the careers of many pros, it focuses our lives capping it. away in books and attics [email protected] from December to April (usually), it inspires, it unites. The letter written by have lived with this guilt or in history accounts. CIRCULATION But, it is still just a road race.” the soldier who served and sorrow for over six- Every veteran has a A road race that has changed my life and the lives of with Arthur Cunning- ty years now. I wanted story and every veteran Lisa Mahmoud thousands of runners and spectators. But still, even if to thank you for talking Manager, ext. 1239 ham of Lynn is a cen- who made the ultimate [email protected] one single runner, volunteer, or spectator gets sick with terpiece in a story that with me, and telling me sacrifice for the Unit- COVID-19 on September 14th, a road race will not have defines why we celebrate to let go now. ed States of America is CUSTOMER SERVICE been worth it. Memorial Day. Dear Gretchen, you La’ Mosha Ball I made the decision to dedicate a large part of my remembered by family Cunningham served were sent to me by God. members and by people Customer Service, ext. 1276 winter to this road race at the end of August. I applied I’m so sorry I did this [email protected] to run for the B.A.A with Team Red Cross. I did not in World War II in Italy who served with them to your family. I tried to GRAPHICS apply to any other team because I wasn’t interested in and he was killed when or, like Sweeney, were any other team. I was running with a purpose. My best a mine he was testing save him, but I couldn’t. inspired by the service Trevor Andreozzi exploded. The only boy I remember every time Designer friend’s dad, Tom Hunt, passed away unexpectedly of a of veterans who came be- [email protected] heart attack on June 14 2019. I chose to run and raise among eight siblings, his we stopped at a port, he fore them. money for the American Red Cross for their outstanding sisters included Mary Mc- said I need to buy some- If we drive through a Ned Connors thing for my niece Anne. Designer, ext. 1222 commitment to training citizens in CPR and AED train- Govern, mother of Lynn local cemetery on Mon- [email protected] ing. I was running for Tom and his family, who are some resident Anne Carpenter, He loved his niece Anne day or pull over on a local of my favorite people in the world. so much. Thank you Mark Sutherland whose daughter, Gretch- street this weekend near Creative Director, ext. 1330 We will never understand tragic events such as Tom’s en, worked caring for se- Gretchen for helping me. a sign saluting a veteran, [email protected] death or the COVID-19 outbreak. Sometimes bad things niors in 2007 in a South I believe you are an an- happen that are beyond our control, but we always have we will be living history NEWSROOM Dakota nursing facility. gel. I must go now, my by saluting people who a choice over how we react. We always have a choice to mind is at ease. Thank Mike Alongi In a true testament to helped make it. Sports Editor, ext. 1228 do the right thing. you again, As I type these words, I think about Tom’s family do- the fact that history is John W. Miller’s legacy [email protected] Sincerely, Ralph” nating AEDs to restaurants in Hampton beach a month stranger than fiction, is enshrined on a pret- Bill Brotherton after he died, including the very restaurant he died in- Gretchen Carpenter got After reading the let- ty landscaped triangle Features Editor ext. 1338 side. I think about the people who literally ran towards to know one of her cli- ter, Carpenter said she bordered by Farragut [email protected] bombs on April 15, 2013 to save the lives of strangers. ents who said he served sought to comfort the Road and Grant Road in Elyse Carmosino I think about the health care workers who knowingly in World War II with a man, repeatedly telling Reporter, ext. 1264 Swampscott. Jack Ded- [email protected] step inside a building filled with COVID-19 patients Lynn resident. Conversa- him, “It’s not your fault.” rick cited American Bat- every single day. When faced with the worst, we can do tions between the two es- She said he died a day tle Monuments Commis- Gayla Cawley the right thing. after giving her the let- Reporter, ext. 1236 tablished that Cunning- sion information when he [email protected] Tragedy has once again rocked our city, and this time, ham was the man’s Army ter. She met the man’s wrote in 2009 how Miller rocked our entire world. But even with darkness all buddy. The man wrote relatives who, she said, Cheryl Charles around us, we Bostonians know what is right. A safe was aboard an aircraft News Editor, ext. 1278 this letter to Carpenter. thanked her for helping returning from a night [email protected] and joyous Marathon Monday will come again someday, him find peace of mind in “To my dearest sweet reconnaissance mission Olivia Falcigno but it will not be on September 14th. his final days. Amy Donovan Gretchen, over North Korea in 1951 Photographer, ext.1224 The letter and a photo [email protected] Lynn I had no idea you were when the plane crashed Artie’s niece. I should of Cunningham remain in fog. Spenser Hasak have known because he a Memorial Day touch- Photographer, ext. 1332 Cunningham’s and [email protected] Register says thank you was a wonderful and car- stone for Carpenter and Miller’s stories echo down ing person just like your- her family. History’s corridors and Thor Jourgensen self. Memorial Day will not Editorial Page Editor, ext. 1267 I want to say thank you to another group of essential they will eventually go [email protected] When we were talking feature its traditional government employees, the staff working at the South- unheard unless we take about the war you told remembrances and com- Daniel Kane ern Essex District Registry of Deeds. the time to learn about Sports Reporter, ext. 1228 memorations this year Ever since the stay-at-home policy was put into place, me your great uncle died the men and women en- [email protected] due to coronavirus social the staff has worked in our building or remotely from in the war. I asked you shrined in monuments Steve Krause their homes on alternating shifts to make sure that land what happen(ed) and distancing restrictions. and on signs dotting in- Writer-at-Large, ext. 1229 records (including deeds and mortgages) continued to be you said he stepped on But an online virtual re- tersections across the [email protected] recorded throughout this time as well as facilitating ac- a mine. I asked you his membrance will include country. Remembering David McLellan name and you know I a reading of 450 names Reporter, ext. 1317 cess to the historic records that we maintain. fallen veterans isn’t [email protected] Doing so ensured that the citizens could avail them- started to cry. belonging to Lynn vet- much to ask compared selves of the historically low rates to buy, sell, and refi- When you told me his erans from World War II to the sacrifice made by Anne Marie Tobin through current conflicts Sports Reporter, ext. 1307 nance their homes thereby playing a vital role in keeping name I couldn’t believe men and women who laid [email protected] our economy on track. it. It was my pal Artie. who died while on active their lives on Freedom’s duty. Ryan York Thank you for a job well done and know that you make Gretchen, I stepped on altar. Copy Editor, ext. 1220 me proud of you every day. the mine and Artie went City Veterans Services [email protected] John L. O’Brien Jr. flying in the air. I tr(y) Director Michael Swee- Thor Jourgensen can be TECHNOLOGY Southern Essex ied to save him, but it ney, who is currently de- reached at tjourgensen@ Register of Deeds Tim Noyes was to(o) late. I lived and ployed on a coronavirus itemlive.com. 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] FRIDAY, MAY 22, 2020 THE DAILY ITEM A5 POLICE/FIRE

All address information, particu- lanes violation. COVID-19 cases top 90,000; Baker: larly arrests, reflect police records. A report of a motor vehicle In the event of a perceived inac- crash with personal injury at curacy, it is the sole responsibility 6:23 p.m. Tuesday at 77 Lake DOJ pushes to open churches St. and 1 Grant St. of the concerned party to contact A report of a motor vehicle the relevant police department and crash at 12:38 p.m. Wednes- BOSTON (AP) — The state level pretty hard on,” have the department issue a no- day at 76 Summit St. A crash number of individuals in Baker told WGBH News. tice of correction to the Daily Item. involving a motorcycle was Massachusetts diagnosed “I couldn’t ignore that.” with confirmed cases of Baker declined to say Corrections or clarifications will not reported. A motor vehicle crash COVID-19 surged past whether he would sup- be made without express notice of 90,000 on Thursday as the port efforts by some in the change from the arresting police was reported at 5:06 p.m. Wednesday at 7-Eleven at state reported more than state Legislature to mail department. 100 Lynn St. 1,100 new cases. ballots to every registered The number of con- voter for the fall elections. LYNN Assaults firmed COVID-19-related “I really haven’t spent deaths since the start of any time thinking about Arrest A report of an assault and the pandemic climbed to it,” Baker said. “People battery at 4:26 a.m. Wednes- more 6,148 as another 82 think this is something Anthony Brooks, 35, of 13 day at Extended Stay Amer- deaths were reported. that needs to happen Beach Land Ave., Revere, was ica at 200 Jubilee Drive. A There were also contin- PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS soon? I mean the elections arrested and charged with caller reported three of his ued signs of progress in Joey Johnson, AKA Captain Corona, directs are a long way away.” operation of a motor vehicle roommates attacked him and the daily numbers, with traffic at The South Congregational Church Baker also said he hopes with a suspended license and punched him in the face. Guy the state reporting having Food Pantry Wednesday in Pittsfield. coronavirus cheek swab or Class A drug possession at G. Golisano, 51, of Boston, conducted more than half nasal swab tests that can 10:50 a.m. Thursday. was arrested. a million tests since the about 61 percent of all ship during the state of be self-administered will pandemic’s start. COVID-19-related deaths emergency “was the right be available this summer, Accidents Breaking and Entering The number of people in the state. Federal jus- thing to do, but I hated which could help the state currently hospitalized with increase testing. A report of a motor vehicle A report of a breaking and tice officials have been doing it.” They have been the disease fell to about Baker said he and Lt. crash at 4:06 p.m. Tuesday entering at 10:38 p.m. Tues- pressing states including allowed to restart services 2,400 — down from more Gov. Karyn Polito have at 20 Wass St.; at 9:42 p.m. day at 6 Beacon Blvd. A caller BAKER-HOUSES this week as long as they Tuesday at Broad and Wash- reported she came home to than 3,400 two weeks ago. OF WORSHIP practice social distancing. been tested once after ington streets; at 7:04 a.m. find items missing from her The number of Massachusetts to reopen “The Department of Jus- they had “conversations Wednesday at 44 Allen Ave.; back porch. She said her front COVID-19 patients in in- houses of worship as the tice has made very clear at a distance” with Mas- at 10:56 a.m. Wednesday at door and basement locks tensive care also fell to country battles the spread to a number of states that sachusetts Public Safety 157 Walnut St. were also tampered with. 647 — down from 852 two of the coronavirus, Gov. peoples’ ability to access Secretary Thomas Turco weeks ago. Charlie Baker said Thurs- church and practice their who later tested positive Assaults Complaints The number of deaths day. faith is a constitutional for the virus. Baker said at long-term care facili- Baker said his decision question that they are he and Polito both tested A report of an assault at A caller reported a neigh- ties stood at 3,755 — or to shutter houses of wor- pushing people at the negative. 2:10 p.m. Tuesday at McDon- borhood boy was shooting ald’s at 567 Lynnway. a BB gun toward her house from his backyard at 4:51 Theft p.m. Tuesday at 21 Dalton MBTA will be cutting train rates Court. Police reported the A report of a larceny at 3:16 people were of age and were MBTA an opportunity to collect and were most equipped access in Lynn, Crigh- p.m. Tuesday at 41 Light St. shooting targets in the back- From A1 ridership data related to to handle a switch to elec- ton said commuters are yard. the effects of temporary trification first. left with limited options LYNNFIELD A report of suspicious ac- Starting Friday, Zone 1A fare changes on relieving “That approval was -- they can either ride the tivity at 6:39 p.m. Tuesday fares will be accepted at crowding on bus routes great news for us and bus into Boston or drive to Complaints at Emerson Park on Perkins the Lynn Commuter Rail and the Blue Line. we’re going to continue to Wonderland to catch the Street. A caller reported he Station. The change tem- A caller reported youths However, McGee said strongly advocate for im- train. saw a suspicious hand-to- porarily reduces the cost were making loud noises giving riders a couple of plementing the first phase “We think with Lynn be- hand transaction that oc- of a one-way ticket to Bos- in the street at 12:42 a.m. days notice for a week- and really starting to see ing the biggest city on the curred behind the “small hut” ton from $7 to $2.40, the long fare reduction doesn’t this opportunity happen North Shore, (we) should Wednesday on Bourque near Emerson Park. Police Road. Police reported the call same price as a Charlie give the city enough time here in Lynn,” said McGee. have more affordable, fre- reported the two males were Card subway fare. to show that the change Having a reduced rate quent service.” was unfounded. gone upon arrival. A report of a suspicious Although the fare reduc- should become perma- and more frequent service State Rep. Peter Capano Suspicious activity was re- tion is being implement- nent. In addition, he does would be “game-changer” (D-Lynn) said he was hap- person at 6:30 p.m. Wednes- ported at 4:10 a.m. Wednes- ed to improve social dis- not want to see the city pe- for Lynn, said McGee, not- py to see that the T has day at 379 Summer St. A day at 12 Anita Road. A caller tancing on buses during nalized by data that may ing that it would bring a offered fare reductions to caller reported several teen- reported she had a prowler in the COVID-19 pandemic, show reduced ridership rapid-transit option to the riders while repairs are agers were hanging around her backyard for the past two the area. Police reported the Mayor Thomas M. McGee due to people avoiding city. being made on the Blue nights. The suspect is a man and members of the Lynn public transit during the “It’s something we’ve group was waiting for a ride. between the ages of 25-30. Line, but also wants to see delegation are pushing for COVID-19 pandemic. been advocating for a long the changes become per- A disturbance was reported the change to become per- “The ride right now is $7 time,” he said. “To see the Theft at 5:05 p.m. Wednesday at manent. manent. one-way,” said McGee. “To T is at least looking at it, “Ideally, I would like to East End Veterans Memorial “I would like to thank make it a subway fare is it’s a step in the right di- A report of a larceny at 8:11 Park at 45 Walnut St. A call- see these reductions ex- p.m. Monday on Hart Road. A the MBTA, as this is a going to lead to more peo- rection. It’s important for tended permanently to er reported a man pushed a great step in the right di- ple being able to afford it. Lynn, for the station, and caller reported a bicycle was woman to the ground. Donald give riders enough time rection,” said McGee. “We As people are going (back) for the service we get into stolen. C. Baillie, 38, of 225 Bos- to learn about and take have been consistently to work in Boston, we Boston.” ton St., Apt. 106, Lynn, was advantage of lower fares advocating for a perma- want this to be in place.” State Sen. Brendan MARBLEHEAD summoned for two counts of for their commutes,” said nent reduction to Zones A fare reduction in Lynn Crighton (D-Lynn) said assault and battery, malicious Capano. “I also hope rider- 1A fares for Lynn. I urge gained more traction he was pleased that the Complaints destruction of property, and ship numbers during the the T to extend this for at last November, when the T was piloting the fare disturbing the peace. pandemic are not the de- least four weeks so that reduction in Lynn, but A report of a disturbance A report of a suspicious MBTA Fiscal and Man- termining factor for lower people know it is available at 6:15 p.m. Wednesday on motor vehicle at 12:31 a.m. agement Control Board would prefer a longer pilot fares down the road.” Pinecliff Drive. Kids were re- Thursday at 1 Felton St. and can take advantage of voted to commit to electri- program, with the goal of The T said the tempo- portedly playing on private A woman was reportedly the reduced fares.” fying the state’s commuter having it become a perma- rary fare reductions aim property. passed out in a running vehi- McGee and Lynn law- rail system. That trans- nent solution. to provide another travel A disturbance was report- cle. Police reported the wom- makers plan to send a formation would include “I think this is more re- option for riders who typ- ed at 10:03 p.m. Wednesday an fell asleep in the car while letter to the MBTA Fiscal implementing near-rapid lated to COVID right now, ically transfer to the Blue on Green Street. A dog walk- waiting for her friend to come and Management Control transit at subway rates but even outside of the Line at Wonderland Sta- er reported he could hear out of the apartment. Board on Friday urging from Lynn to Boston. pandemic, we believe we tion, and additional North screaming coming from in- the panel to extend the The MBTA board deter- should have lowered fares Shore customers affected side a house. Police reported Fire week-long pilot program mined that a section of the here,” said Crighton. “It’s by the temporary Blue a mother and daughter were for an additional month, Newburyport/Rockport ridiculous for a one-way Line shutdown who trav- arguing over computer use. A report of a brush fire five which aims to demon- line, which connects Lynn, ticket for a very short trip el to and from downtown A report of a slamming door feet from the shed at 2:25 strate that more people Revere, Chelsea and Ev- into Boston to cost $7, not Boston. at 11:41 p.m. Wednesday on p.m. Thursday at 5 Walding- will ride the T with more erett to Boston, the Fair- to mention (the cost of) State Street. A caller reported field Lane. Police reported the affordable rates. mount line in Boston, and parking. The current fares Gayla Cawley can be her neighbor was persistent- fire was extinguished. In a press release, the the Providence/Stoughton are unaffordable for most reached at gcawley@item- ly slamming her door, which MBTA said the fare ef- line had the most urgent folks in the area.” live.com. Follow her on was causing the caller’s heart Theft fort will give the agency need for near-rapid transit Without rapid transit Twitter @GaylaCawley. to race. The person agreed to keep the noise down. A report of a larceny at 3:25 p.m. Wednesday at 10 Eliza- beth Lane. A caller reported Hosker hit the jackpot with people PEABODY his neighbor may have stolen some items from his front HOSKER was the Massachusetts After that, Demakis Texas decided to start a Arrest lawn and cut down some From A1 Secretary of State and said, “he became a polling lottery and recruited Jim Guy G. Golisano, 51, of 9 trees over the course of the soon enough, the three — guru.” to be the first director. He Boardman St., Apt. 3, Boston, past year. agree that you had to get Hosker, Crane and White Hosker’s second career made Texas the biggest was arrested and charged A larceny was reported at past a seemingly gruff — became fast friends, began as the second lottery in the country.” with assault and battery at 3:25 p.m. Wednesday at 3:25 exterior before you won Demakis said. executive director of the Bresnahan says that 4:26 a.m. Thursday. p.m. Wednesday at 20 Cal- his confidence — and his “Jim had a nice way Massachusetts State Lot- even now, in her office, umet St. A caller reported a friendship. about him,” Demakis tery. Bresnahan said “he there are several people Accidents package, valued at $854, was “He was very intimidat- recalled after going to left a lasting legacy in the in key positions who stolen from his residence. ing in the beginning,” said work as a summer intern industry. learned the business from A report of a motor vehicle Regan. “But once I got to in Crane’s office while in “There aren’t many Hosker. crash with personal injury at SWAMPSCOTT know him, he became one college “He was outward- people in this industry “He helped the transi- 4:33 p.m. Tuesday at C&C of my best friends. ly gruff. In those days, who weren’t guided at one tion (in Massachusetts) Lobster at 297 Lynn St. A car Complaints “But he didn’t suffer he always went around time or another by Jim from what was a street into a pole was reported. A fools gladly,” Regan said. with an unlit cigar in his Hosker’s brilliance,” said game,” said Mark Cava- second report was for a two- A report of a con/scam at “He was a wise man. He mouth. Bresnahan, who is now nagh, another of Hosker’s car crash involving two trucks. 11:06 a.m. Wednesday at 83 started from nothing and “One day he comes to the director of the Wash- successors in the state. Both vehicles were towed and Sargent Road. went right to the top.” work station, cigar in ington D.C. lottery. one of the drivers was taken A report of a disturbance “He had to get the trust Hosker, formerly of mouth, and he says ‘you’re “I like to say Jim was of the people that the to Salem Hospital. Hector at 6:57 p.m. Wednesday on Nahant, became a victim a college kid, right? Do the Tom Brady of lottery Chavez, 19, of 64 Murray St., Duncan Terrace. numbers game could of the coronavirus earlier you know anything about directors,” said Demakis. be administered by the was summoned for negligent A report of suspicious ac- this week, just short of his public opinion polls?’” “Once he became Massa- operation of a motor vehi- tivity at 8:50 p.m. Wednesday lottery. It was quite an 89th birthday. As it turned out, Crane chusetts lottery director, accomplishment.” cle, unlicensed operation of at Capen Road and Essex He was born in 1931, a and White had decided the state had more sales a motor vehicle and marked Street. One of Hosker’s great- child of the Depression, Hosker was going to be per capita of any lottery est attributes, Cavanagh and never got beyond White’s pollster when he in the country.” said, was his ability to high school, “which makes ran for mayor of Boston Upon the election of connect with people. his later accomplishments in 1967. Joseph Malone, a Repub- “When you were talking Lynn Drug Task Force all that much more re- “There were 10 people lican, as state treasurer, with Jim, you were his markable,” Demakis said. running in the primary,” “Jim saw the handwriting singular focus,” he said. Hotline For a time, he delivered Demakis said. “We pre- on the wall, and figured “He was probably along oil to homes and then be- dicted all 10 in order. It Joe would want his own the lines of a great coach. guy in there.” 781-477-4444 CALL 24 HOURS A DAY came a part-time Nahant ended up being White vs. He was very direct. He’d police officer before he Louise Day Hicks, and the So, Hosker took a simi- tell you what you needed or text the word tiplynn and your tip to “tip411” (847411) got a job in the office of campaign drew national lar job in Kentucky, “and to do.” state treasurer Robert Q. attention. We ended up that became the fastest Spanish menu available Crane. That was the start being off in our predic- growing lottery in the Steve Krause can be All reports of neighborhood activity will be investigated. of a lifelong friendship. tions by one-tenth of one country,” Demakis said. reached at skrause@item- Callers may remain anonymous. And at the time, White percent.” “A few years after that, live.com. A6 THE DAILY ITEM FRIDAY, MAY 22, 2020 Loughlin, Giannulli to serve prison time for college scam By Alanna guilty in the college admis- ments filed today, these Durkin Richer sions case and allowed oth- defendants will serve ASSOCIATED PRESS ers to go home early. prison terms reflecting “It may have been a very their respective roles in a “Full House” actress Lori clever move by the law- conspiracy to corrupt the Loughlin and her fashion yers,” said Simon, now college admissions process designer husband, Moss- with the firm Windels and which are consistent imo Giannulli, agreed to Marx in New York. with prior sentences in serve prison time as part Prosecutors were also this case,” he said in an of a deal to plead guilty to facing the risk of embar- emailed statement. cheating the college ad- rassment if they lost the Others parents who’ve missions process, accord- high-profile case, and the been sent to prison for ing to court papers filed couple’s attorneys had participating in the scam Thursday. raised some viable lines include “Desperate House- Loughlin, 55, has agreed of defense for trial, said wives” actress Felicity to serve two months be- former U.S. attorney Jeff Huffman. She served hind bars and Giannulli, Cramer. nearly two weeks behind 56, has agreed to serve “For both sides, from the bars late last year after five months under the deal prosecutors’ side and the she admitted to paying that must be approved by defense side, I think this is $15,000 to have someone the judge. They are sched- a fair outcome,” said Cra- correct her daughter’s en- uled to plead guilty Friday mer, now managing direc- trance exam answers. via video conference. tor of Berkeley Research California winemaker It’s a stunning reversal Group consulting firm. Agustin Huneeus Jr., who FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS for the famous couple who An attorney for the cou- also pleaded guilty, was re- insisted for the last year Lori Loughlin departs federal court with her husband, clothing designer ple declined to comment. leased from his five-month they were innocent and Mossimo Giannulli, left, in Boston. Loughlin and Giannul- prison term two weeks that investigators had fab- li were among 50 people early in March because of ricated evidence against sport. They helped create their case. fine and perform 250 arrested last year in the the public health crisis. them. Their decision comes fake athletic profiles for They agreed to plead hours of community ser- case dubbed “Operation The judge has allowed about two weeks after the their daughters by send- guilty to conspiracy to vice. Varsity Blues” that rocked other parents, including judge rejected their bid to ing the admitted ring- commit wire and mail Simon said the couple’s the word of higher edu- the heiress to the Hot Pock- dismiss the case over alle- leader of the scheme, ad- fraud in a plea agreement lawyers may think that cation. They are the 23rd ets fortune, to put off their gations of misconduct by missions consultant Rick filed in Boston’s federal Loughlin and Giannulli and 24th parents to plead prison sentences because federal authorities. Singer, photos of the teens court. Giannulli will also have a chance of avoid- guilty in the case. of the virus outbreak. “I think they made a cal- posing on rowing ma- plead guilty to a charge of ing prison altogether and The case uncovered a Michelle Janavs, whose culated assessment that chines, authorities said. honest services wire and serving their punishments scheme in which wealthy family invented Hot Pock- the risks were just too Lawyers for Loughlin mail fraud, prosecutors at home because of the parents paid huge sums to ets, and Douglas Hodge, great” to bring the case to and Giannulli had argued said. Prosecutors have coronavirus pandemic. secure students’ admission the ex-CEO of Pacific In- trial, said former federal that the couple believed agreed to dismiss charges Attorney General Wil- at elite schools as fake ath- vestment Management prosecutor Bradley Simon. the payments were “le- of money laundering and liam Barr has ordered letic recruits or have some- Co., are allowed to remain They were scheduled to gitimate donations” that federal programs bribery the Bureau of Prisons to one cheat on their entrance free until at least June 30, go to trial in October on would go directly to USC that were added after the increase the use of home exams, authorities said. the judge ruled. The judge charges that they paid as a fundraising gift or case was filed. confinement and expedite U.S. Attorney Andrew said he would consider fur- $500,000 in bribes to get support Singer’s charity. Under Loughlin’s plea the release of eligible high- Lelling said his office will ther delays if the virus cri- their two daughters into They also accused pros- deal, she will also pay a risk inmates because of the “continue to pursue ac- sis hasn’t lessened by then. the University of Southern ecutors of hiding crucial $150,000 fine and perform virus crisis. The pandemic countability for undermin- Janavs was sentenced California as crew team evidence that could prove 100 hours of communi- has already delayed the ing the integrity of college to five months and Hodge recruits, even though nei- the couple’s innocence be- ty service. Giannulli has prison sentences of some admissions.” was sentenced to nine ther of them played the cause it would undermine agreed to pay a $250,000 parents who have pleaded “Under the plea agree- months. Regional Fed chief: Loan program could aid a slow recovery By Christopher March, is expected to begin funds and the facility be- more than twice the size of Rugaber operations by June 1. comes very useful.” loans provided by the PPP. ASSOCIATED PRESS The program will act as The Main Street Lend- In an online speech to a “an insurance policy in case ing program marks the business group Tuesday, WASHINGTON — The things don’t go as well in the first time since the Great Rosengren suggested that president of a regional second half of the year as Depression that the Fed the U.S. economy will con- Federal Reserve bank that we hope,” Rosengren said. will lend directly to busi- tinue to struggle long after will oversee a ground- Companies that still suffer nesses outside the bank- states and cities lift their breaking business lending from weak demand or from ing sector. Most of the oth- restrictions on business program said Wednesday an eventual second wave of er emergency programs activity. Without a vaccine that he thinks a slow- the coronavirus might be it has launched this year or other effective public er-than-expected recovery unable to borrow later this are intended to benefit the health measures, he said, from the economic down- year because many banks economy by ensuring that many consumers, particu- turn would lead compa- could be saddled with fail- the financial system is op- larly elderly ones, will con- nies to seek critical sup- ing loans. That shortfall erating smoothly. tinue to avoid shopping, port from the program. would likely boost demand Despite its name, the eating out or traveling. In an interview with for the Fed’s Main Street Main Street program is Given that one-fifth of U.S. The Associated Press, Eric program, Rosengren said. geared for companies too jobs involve the restaurant, Rosengren, president of “I think many businesses large for the government’s retail and hotel industries, the Federal Reserve Bank are now realizing ... that small business lending a full recovery won’t be pos- of Boston, said the new this may be a much more effort, known as the Pay- sible until people feel more Main Street Lending Pro- extended and slower ramp check Protection Program. confident, Rosengren said. gram will provide bridge up than they were hoping,” The Fed has said it will “While allowing employ- loans to formerly healthy Rosengren said. “Firms lend up to $600 billion ers to reopen will enable companies that are strug- FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS may not immediately need through the program. some people to return to gling because of the virus the funds. But if this were Companies with up to work, it is not a panacea for Federal Reserve Bank of Boston President and the resulting business to be a fairly slow recov- 15,000 employees or $5 bil- our economic challenges, Eric Rosengren speaks during a round table shutdowns and economic ery, they may find, as we lion in revenue will be eligi- which again are rooted in discussion at Silver Lane Elementary School in downturn. The Main Street get into the summer, that ble for loans. The minimum public health concerns,” the East Hartford, Conn. program, announced in they’re more in need of the loan will be $500,000 — Fed official said Tuesday. Health directors stress education in enforcing virus restrictions HEALTH to social distancing and can continue in business cations they made to their Lynnfield Police Chief rules, our regulations.” From A1 for too many people being during this difficult, chal- service delivery. The list of David Breen also said his In Lynn, where there’s inside a store at a given lenging time.” essential services from the officers have taken on the an overnight curfew from “What you should do is time. There’s also been In Peabody, as of Tues- state is pretty cut and dry.” role of educators during 9 p.m. to 6 a.m., enforce- control what you can con- some instances of non-es- day, 15 businesses have However, overall, Cam- the pandemic. He is also ment falls on the city’s po- trol and keep your dis- sential businesses operat- been shut down and one eron said most people regularly reading about lice department. tance from (others who ing, Desmarais said. fine has been issued. Four seem to be adhering to the COVID-19, and versing Although more people are not wearing masks). “The inspector goes out of those businesses were restrictions. himself in Gov. Char- have ventured out as the We never want anyone ap- and if it’s a first time visit, shut down by the state De- “I think people for the lie Baker’s four-phase weather has been im- proaching or confronting they are just given a warn- partment of Labor Stan- most part are trying to reopening strategy, an- proving, Lynn Police Lt. anyone they see without a ing (and are) just remind- dards, Cameron said. be good, considerate citi- nounced Monday. Michael Kmiec said resi- face mask.” ed as to what the direc- The majority of busi- zens,” she said. “We are not going to be dents have generally been Area police depart- tives are at the time,” said nesses that have been Since COVID-19 advi- in the business of strict adhering to the curfew. ments have been fielding Desmarais. “It’s difficult shut down have been sories and orders were enforcement … and that’s No fines have been is- those types of individual because you don’t want to deemed “non-essential,” put in place, area police especially because things sued for breaking curfew complaints, which have impose any more hardship such as gyms, car washes, departments have been just changed,” Breen said. and no arrests have been included social distanc- on anybody right now, but pet groomers and other receiving calls from res- Breen said he expects made. Not following the ing, face mask and mass you also need to keep in retailers. After receiving idents concerned when complaint calls to contin- city’s curfew, which has gathering violations, but mind the health and safe- a warning, the city issued they see people gather- ue, even as restrictions been extended to June 1, officers have largely cho- ty of the city.” a $300 fine to a gym that ing at parks, standing too on gathering at places is punishable by a fine up sen to take more of that After the initial warn- continued to flout restric- closely together, or not like churches and parks to $1,000. educational, rather than ing, the city issues up to tions, Cameron said. wearing masks. are lifted. Sometimes, re- For the most part, offi- enforcement approach. three escalating fines to A number of those cease Some police depart- sponding to a COVID-19 cers have been simply ad- “It’s more of an educa- a business that is found and desist orders have ments have chosen to take social-distancing com- vising people that there’s tional standpoint from the to be in non-compliance been issued to car wash- an “educational” approach, plaint can be a challenge a curfew in place and mov- police side of it,” said Na- with certain restrictions. es, which stemmed from rather than an “enforce- for officers. ing people along if they hant Police Chief Robert If a business is found to be an initial complaint. Al- ment” approach when get- “It’s a logistical night- are congregating outside Dwyer. “If we are called on in violation after receiving though it had been for one ting these calls. mare for a police officer their homes, Kmiec said. a complaint, like a large fines of $100, $200 and particular car wash that Dwyer said police have to go there and determine “From what we’ve seen, number of kids at the park, $300, the city will issue was operating, Cameron stayed educated on the who is there, who is relat- they haven’t been met we will go down there and a cease and desist order, said the city did compli- latest guidelines from ed, because families are with a lot of resistance,” try to educate them.” Desmarais said. ance checks on all of the the U.S. Centers for Dis- allowed to be together,” said Kmiec. “Prior to the Although many Lynn So far, two business- others to try to be fair and ease and Control and Breen said. weather improving, I businesses have been es have been shut down consistent. Prevention and state gov- Breen said society as a think the residents were trying hard to adhere to through cease and de- “We’re not doing rou- ernment, and officers re- whole has seen unprece- doing a good job as far as the restrictions placed on sist orders after receiv- tine spot monitoring for sponding to a complaint dented changes during the staying in and doing the their operations, the city’s ing warnings and several non-essential business- will educate people on the pandemic, and that natu- right thing as far as the “mass gathering task fines, but Desmarais de- es, (as we are) focused on importance of wearing a rally includes policing. curfew goes. force,” which operates out clined to name them. (COVID) case counts, “said mask and staying at least “I’ve been around long “When we’ve had some of the Inspectional Ser- Although violations Cameron. “We’ve been re- 6 feet apart. enough that I was around better days, we’ve certain- vices Department (ISD), have been issued to a mix sponding to complaints. Sometimes, however, during the HIV era. As ly seen people out. Wheth- has had to issue 59 vio- of businesses throughout “For the most part, (those complaint calls will be un- scary as that time was er the weather is going lations as of Tuesday, ac- the city, the majority of vi- businesses) thought that founded, Dwyer said, such for people, it did not have to improve is something cording to Desmarais. olations have been for box, they had modified their as families gathering to- the impact this has had,” we’re obviously watching.” Those violations have or chain stores, she said. operations to deliver the gether, which has been al- Breen said. “The closest mostly been for non-com- “Businesses are com- service in a way that in- lowed during the pandemic. thing we can compare it Gayla Cawley can be pliance with face cover- plying,” said Desmarais. creased social distancing. “People have been pretty to, even though it wasn’t a reached at gcawley@item- ings in stores, for both “They’re trying very hard People thought they were good, and they are trying disease, was 9/11, with the live.com. 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John Mulready Kate Donovan Madison Desmond Megan Parthum By Steve Krause two weeks to put together called every parent to right boxes was amazing,” “It’s a tragic time,” said to learn this at such a piv- ITEM STAFF individual graduation make sure they would all said Dolan. “The military Sandy Donovan, whose otal time in their lives.” boxes for the 115 gradu- be home. could learn a few things daughter, Kate, is one of Her daughter feels LYNN — The adminis- ates who were supposed “We have a great from the way Jamie the graduates. “And my the pain of losing senior tration at St. Mary’s kept to have their ceremony team,” said Gigliotti. “We organized this thing. It heart goes out to all the moments, but she was its ambitious diploma Wednesday night. And for wouldn’t have been able took us all of last week- victims of this (referring very happy when Newhall drop a secret until the a four-hour period that to do it without the team.” end and some late nights to the COVID-19 virus came to her door to pres- last minute. centered around noontime The box contained fitted to get everything lined up and its aftermath), espe- ent her diploma. Head of School Dr. Wednesday, the five ad- caps, gowns and T shirts, perfectly.” cially families who lost “I think it was nice,” John Dolan, along with ministrators fanned out to yearbooks, included all Dolan and his staff loved ones. said Kate Donovan, who a staff that included the 112 homes to deliver pertinent and relevant knew right away the idea “But,” she said, “in a will attend Emmanuel principal David Anger- diplomas and boxes to se- regalia such as valedic- was a good one. way, it’s a lesson these this fall. “Mr. Newhall amo, athletic director niors (three of them were torian and salutatorian “I think the third drop kids can learn that not handed us the box and Jeff Newhall, principal already back in China). sashes, and academic and we knew we’d done everything goes the way congratulated us for grad- emeritus James Ridley, They didn’t let anyone athletic honors. something special,” he you thought it would. uating. We all appreciated and external affairs know what they were “The work that goes into said. “Right before that, Life doesn’t always go as that they were thinking of director Jamie Gigliot- doing until Monday night, making sure the right the mother could not stop you planned it. It’s just us and that they sent us ti, worked feverishly for when they emailed and material went into the crying.” unfortunate the kids had off the way they did.” Pandemic knocks out large sections of Hawaii’s economy By Audrey McAvoy process, I believe, for us to They have some invest- ASSOCIATED PRESS all heal.” ment funds they were Much healing will be thinking about using to HONOLULU — In required. expand their business but normal times, Roland A University of Hawaii they may now hold off Chang and his three sons survey of 623 businesses because the future is so un- start their day at dawn, conducted with the Cham- certain. Their tour business picking up tourists in ber of Commerce Hawaii may even have to close. Waikiki and driving them showed 34 percent had “I think there are a to the ocean for a boat no revenue last month. In lot more questions than ride to see dolphins and Maui County — which is answers,” Roland Chang turtles swimming in clear even more heavily reliant said. “I’ve got to guaran- blue waters. Four nights on tourism than the rest tee that everyone on my a week, the family’s band of the state — that num- performs Hawaiian music boat won’t get the virus. and popular songs at a ber was 61 percent. How do I protect them?” hotel. Among arts, entertain- Among the unknowns: Their friends call them ment and recreation com- Do they reduce the workaholics. To them, it’s panies — which include number of people on their a routine. Or was until tours like the Changs’ — boat (it can hold up to 26 the coronavirus pandemic employment has declined passengers and four crew) landed in Hawaii. 82 percent compared to so everyone can practice Like many businesses January. Revenues in social distancing? Will in tourism-dependent Ha- 2020 are forecast to sink they have to raise their waii, the Changs’ company 65 percent from last year. tour rates to break even PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS has had no income for two The numbers are simi- as a result? Will they Kanilau, the Chang family’s band, plays music for a livestream larly ugly for hotels and months. And they don’t need disposable snorkel performance from the living room of Roland Chang’s home in Honolulu. know if it will survive almost as bad for restau- gear for clients instead of to see a post-COVID-19 rants and retailers. State- lending them gear as in islands. The number of covers the land, he said. forming at has been sus- world. But they agree with wide, the unemployment the past? Will travelers tourists has slowed to a For most people, the pended since late March the restrictions imposed in rate is estimated to be even come? trickle of about 200 per new coronavirus causes but the hotel, Embassy the name of public health. between 25 percent and “On the totem pole of day, down from 30,000 mild or moderate symp- Suites in Waikiki, posts And the family, who is 35 percent. Food distri- life right now, people are before the pandemic. toms, such as fever and the living room session on Native Hawaiian, believes bution events run by the just trying to put food on Roland Chang said he cough that clear up in its Facebook page. Repeat there will be rebirth Salvation Army and other the table. Until that gets supports these moves, two to three weeks. For guests who have listened afterward. Roland Chang’s nonprofits draw lines of rectified, it’s going to be given they are so import- some, especially older to them for years leave sister NJ compared the cars that stretch for miles. hard to say how many peo- ant to protect the elderly adults and people with comments like “Aloha from wreckage to the way the The Changs are living ple are going to actively, who are more vulnerable existing health problems, Minnesota!” and “Canada fire goddess lays waste on savings. Their compa- consistently keep the tour to the disease. it can cause more severe loves you guys.” when a volcano erupts and ny, EO Waianae Tours, business open,” he said. “They’re at the higher illness, including pneu- They don’t get paid for lava flows across the land. which has four full-time To slow the spread of risk level. Without them, monia, and death. their livestream. But the “Madam Pele has al- employees, applied for the virus, Hawaii Gov. we don’t have a future. For now, the family’s songs keep them going ways cleaned out. I think a Paycheck Protection David Ige issued a stay- So let’s keep them going. band, Kanilau, streams an emotionally. Even if the that’s what we’re going Program loan for small at-home order in late Tourism will heal itself,” hour-long show on Face- tour business doesn’t through,” said NJ Chang, businesses to help them March and mandated that he said. book from Roland’s living survive, they vow the a school teacher and band get through the crisis. all travelers adhere to a Just like the plants that room once a week. The band will. vocalist and guitar player. They’re not applying for strict 14-day quarantine sprout from lava fields hotel cocktail hour they “It’s in our DNA,” NJ “This is a cleaning out unemployment benefits. when they arrive in the years after molten rock normally would be per- Chang said. WEATHER LOTTERY

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©2020 AccuWeather, Inc. SPORTS B FRIDAY, MAY 22, 2020 Swampscott’s Conor Donovan named 2019-2020 Item Player of the Year for boys hockey By Mike Alongi Conference All-Star, Dors- ITEM SPORTS EDITOR ey-Sorofman had 1.80 goals against average, a Following a season in .917 save percentage and which he scored more a pair of shutouts this win- points than anyone else in ter. He had long stretches the area, Swampscott for- of great play during the ward Conor Donovan has year, notching 50 saves been named the 2019-2020 over two games at the an- Item Player of the Year for nual Pete Frates Winter boys hockey. Classic and notching 120 Donovan led all area total saves in ve Super 8 MIAA players in goals games. (23), assists (46) and points Shull had an impres- (69) during his senior cam- sive season despite miss- paign, all while helping ing eight games with an lead the Big Blue to a com- injury, leading Marble- pelling run through the Di- head in goals with 19 and vision 3 North tournament. nishing second on the The Northeastern Con- ference co-MVP, Donovan team in total points with nished his career with 28. But possibly the most 50 goals and 65 assists for impressive stat of his ju- 115 points. His play helped nior campaign is the eight the Big Blue win the NEC game-winning goals that South title and make a run he netted this past winter to the Division 3 North for the Magicians. His 2.2 semi nal, upsetting three points per game and 1.4 higher ranked teams along goals per game led all area the way. players. An NEC All-Con- There were also ve play- ference selection, Shull ers named to the All-Item currently has 77 points for team, with Davis Kinne his career (48 goals, 29 as- (St. Mary’s), Noah Dors- sists) as he heads into his ey-Sorofman (St. John’s senior season. Prep), Will Shull (Marble- Hart was named an head), Collin Hart (Mar- NEC All-Star as a senior blehead) and Drew Olivieri with the Magicians, n- (Swampscott) all earning ishing the season strong All-Item honors. with seven goals in his Kinne, a sophomore, just nal ve games. Hart led completed his third year Marblehead in assists (22) on the Spartans’ varsity and total points (33), and squad. He’s established his strong play helped himself as one of the top get him named to the Jeff defensemen in the area Hayes Memorial Tourna- ment All-Tourney team. in that time, most recent- ITEM FILE PHOTO ly notching four goals and Hart leaves Marblehead 15 assists and earning co- with career totals of 19 After leading the area in scoring this winter, Swampscott forward Conor Donovan has been named MVP honors in the Catho- goals, 42 assists and 61 the 2019-2020 Item Player of the Year for boys hockey. lic Central League. He al- points. ready has 62 career points. Olivieri was an NEC assist in a win over Pea- game-winning goals. scott); Matt Devin (Lynn); Grenham, Nick Muzi, Ian Dorsey-Sorofman re- All-Conference pick in his body, and his solid, consis- Also earning Item All- Loch Sheridan, Peter San- Worthley and Jack Viera turned to the ice after a senior year with Swamp- tent play helped lead the Star honors for the 2019- teusanio and Zach Piersol (Bishop Fenwick); Ned year away from the team scott, nishing the sea- Big Blue to the Division 3 2020 season were Sal (Marblehead); John Sim- Malolepszy, Jack Gilligan, and didn’t miss a beat, son with 22 goals and 23 North semi nal. He was Caruso, Owen Maguire onetti and Sam Pifko (Lyn- Pat Moran and Jake Di- helping lead St. John’s assists for 24 points. He also known for his propen- and Brady Bullock (St. n eld); Andrew Souza, An- napoli (St. John’s Prep); Prep to a Super 8 berth cracked the 100-point bar- sity to come through in the Mary’s); Liam Locke and drew Phillips and James Lorenzo Keegan and Jack as a senior. A Catholic rier for his career with an clutch, nishing with four Chris Barnes (Swamp- Guiry (Peabody); Aedan Devereaux (Saugus).

ITEM FILE PHOTOS The 2019-2020 Item All-Stars for boys hockey were released on Friday, with (top row, left to right) Swampscott’s Drew Olivieri, St. Mary’s Davis Kinne, Marblehead’s Will Shull and (bottom row, left to right) Marblehead’s Collin Hart and St. John’s Prep’s Noah Dorsey-Sorofman all getting named to the All-Item team. B2 SPORTS THE DAILY ITEM FRIDAY, MAY 22, 2020

TODAY IN SPORTS May 22 weight titles with a second-round An ace for her birthday 1877 — Baden-Baden, ridden by knockout of Jesse Ferguson at C. Holloway, catches Leonard just RFK Stadium in Washington. before turning into the stretch and 1997 — The Chicago Bulls win wins the Kentucky Derby by two the lowest-scoring playoff game lengths. in NBA history, a 75-68 victory 1885 — Tecumseh, ridden by Jim- over the Miami Heat. The 143 my McLaughlin, wins the Preak- combined points were two fewer ness Stakes by two lengths over than the previous postseason low Wickham. set by Syracuse and Fort Wayne in 1902 — Mastermam, ridden by 1955. 2003 — Annika Sorenstam be- John Bullman, wins the Belmont comes the first woman to play in a Stakes by two lengths over Re- PGA Tour event in 58 years when nald. she shoots a 71 in the first round 1906 — Whimsical, the favorite of the Colonial in Fort Worth, Tex- ridden by Walter Miller, wins the as. Sorenstam misses the cut the Preakness Stakes by four lengths next day by four shots. over Content. 2005 — Paula Creamer, 18, 1954 — Hasty Road, ridden by makes a 15-foot birdie putt on the Johnny Adams, edges favored final hole to win the Sybase Clas- Correlation by a neck to win the sic by one stroke and become the Preakness Stakes. second-youngest first-time winner 1975 — Artis Gilmore scores 28 on the LPGA Tour. points and grabs 31 rebounds to 2006 — Pat Summitt becomes lead the Kentucky Colonels to a the newest millionaire coach — 110-105 victory over the Indiana and the first in women’s basket- Pacers for the ABA championship. ball. Tennessee raises Summitt’s 1988 — Atlanta’s Dominique salary to $1.125 million for next Wilkins trades bucket for bucket season and extends her contract with Boston’s Larry Bird in the six years. fourth quarter of Game 7 of the 2009 — Dara Torres sets an 1988 Eastern Conference semifi- American record in the 50-meter nals until the Celtics escape with butterfly at the Texas Senior Cir- a 118-116 victory. Wilkins finishes cuit No. 2 meet at Texas A&M. with 47 points and Bird has 34 — The 42-year-old, breezes to victory with 20 of his points scored in the in the 50 fly, touching the wall in fourth quarter. The teams shoot a 25.72 seconds to beat her record combined .588 percent from the time of 25.84 seconds from the field, the second highest mark in morning preliminaries. Both her playoff history. times beat Jenny Thompson’s 1993 — Riddick Bowe successful- American record of 26.00 sec- ly defends his IBF and WBA heavy- onds, set in Barcelona in 2003.

COURTESY PHOTO Lynnfield’s Meghan Breslow celebrated her 24th birthday in style on Thursday, sinking an ace on the par-3 sixth hole at Gannon Golf Club. Breslow, who was playing with Nancy Gheringhelli, Paul Zaniboni and her aunt Cathy Thibeault, made the ace from the green tees at 155 yards with a driver.

FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS Tom Brady will be the subject of his own nine- part series on ESPN next year, which will chronicle the journey to each of his nine Super Bowl appearances in his career. Brady’s Super Bowl journeys to be part of 2021 ESPN series

(AP) — Tom Brady’s Connor Schell, ESPN’s journey to each of his nine executive vice president Super Bowls with the New for content and one of the England Patriots will be creators of the network’s the subject of an ESPN 30 for 30 series, believes series released next year. Brady has a fountain of Entitled “The Man in memories worth the tell- the Arena: Tom Brady,” ing. the nine-episode series “To have personal first- will include a look from hand accounts and an ath- Brady’s perspective at the lete at Tom’s level who six NFL titles and three doesn’t often give first- Super Bowl defeats he hand accounts can add up FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS was a part of. It should be to a remarkable series,” Boston Celtics rookie Grant Williams has been living with teammate Kemba Walker, taking the a rare opportunity for up- Schell said. close revelations from the Schell points to Chopra’s All-Star point guard up on his invitation to stay with him at his home in Charlotte, N.C. not long after usually private quarter- storytelling skill as a key the league shut down in March. back who left New En- factor in making Brady’s gland this year after 20 experiences compelling to seasons and now is with fans — even the legions Grant Williams’ living arrangements help the Tampa Bay Bucca- that have made the Patri- neers. ots generally a despised The series will be pro- franchise outside of the him work on his skills during pandemic duced by ESPN, 199 Pro- New England base. ductions (Brady’s produc- “It is really a tribute to BOSTON (AP) — Celtics great decision.” Celtics’ trainers. at this point whether the tion company) and Gotham that he was able forward Grant Williams Williams, who grew up “I feel like a lot of us are league would try to resume Gotham Chopra of Reli- to earn that level of trust is accustomed to having in the Charlotte area, was going to be prepared when the season with an abbre- gion of Sports. so Tom is willing to share roommates. initially debating wheth- we get back,” Williams viated schedule or proceed “Through the series, his stories,” Schell said, It was only a year ago er to remain in Boston or said. “No matter how soon to a modified version of the noting that Chopra we’re defining the key mo- that the 21-year-old rookie join his family in North it will be, we’re going to playoffs. ments and challenges that brought the project to was sharing living space Carolina at the start of the speed up to the peak shape Whatever eventually were seemingly insur- ESPN. “We love these as a college student during COVID-19 outbreak. But that we can be at and as mountable, but through projects where these ele- his final season at the Uni- that would have meant be- healthy as we can be, too.” gets ironed out, Williams hard work and persever- ments come together, and versity of Tennessee. ing close to his grandpar- One scenario being is confident it will be done ance, became career-defin- we’re able to give fans not So when Celtics team- ents and potentially put- looked at by NBA officials putting players’ health and ing triumphs, in both vic- just a good story but some- mate Kemba Walker in- ting them at a higher risk for a restart is for East- safety at the forefront. tory and defeat,” Brady thing they haven’t seen vited Williams to join him of contracting the disease. ern Conference teams to “It’s my first year so I said. before.” at his home in Charlotte, “For as much as I talk, be based in Orlando and haven’t gotten to play in Brady has won more Su- The episodes are expect- North Carolina, shortly I’m glad that he even con- play their games at the the playoffs yet. It’s gonna per Bowls than anyone ed to be grounded in after the NBA went on its sidered it,” Williams said of vast Disney Wide World of be a fun time if and when and remains a bona fide Brady’s reflections and pandemic hiatus, Williams Walker’s overture. Sports complex. That facili- we get the season back,” NFL star at age 42. Un- will include voices and jumped at the offer. Warmer weather in Char- ty is already equipped with he said. “I just kind of try like Peyton Manning, his outlooks other than his. “It’s been amazing,” Wil- lotte as compared to Bos- much of the physical and to go with the flow and re- contemporary for much of Schell added that ESPN liams said. “Just hanging ton has allowed Williams technical infrastructure spect that the organization his career and the quar- is “thinking about how to out, relaxing, being able to use Walker’s outdoor the NBA would need, hav- terback he is most often evolve the genre and new to get to know each oth- court and other spaces to ing hosted WNBA presea- and the NBA will do their compared to, Brady nor- ways to tell these stories er better as well as work work on his ball handling son tournaments, national best to make the wisest mally has been reticent to and new hooks. And the out together. We’re here, and his shooting. He’s also AAU championships and and safest decision possi- provide behind-the-scenes access to Tom Brady is we’re isolating on our own been going through work- other multi-team events. ble. … We’re just gonna go information. unique.” means. ... It was just a outs given to him by the But it remains unclear with what they give us.” FRIDAY, MAY 22, 2020 THE DAILY ITEM B3 NATION Trump heads to Michigan Ford plant By Darlene Michigan Attorney Gen- say all Americans should would not bar Trump. Superville and eral Dana Nessel said that adopt to help slow the The Republican presi- Jonathan Lemire mask wearing isn’t just spread of the virus. He dent and Whitmer have ASSOCIATED PRESS Ford’s policy but it’s also would not commit to wear- clashed during the coro- the law in a state that’s ing one when he left the navirus outbreak over WASHINGTON — Pan- among those hardest hit White House heading to her criticism of the feder- demic politics shadowed by the virus. Nessel said Michigan. al government’s response President Donald Trump’s that if Trump refused to “I don’t know, we’ll look to the state’s needs for trip to Michigan on Thurs- wear a mask Thursday at it,” he said. medical equipment, like day to highlight lifesav- “he’s going to be asked not Ford said everyone in its ventilators, and personal ing medical devices, with to return to any enclosed factories must wear person- protective gear, such as the president and officials facilities inside our state.” al protective equipment, in- gloves, masks and gowns. from the electoral battle- “If we know that he’s cluding masks, and that its On Wednesday, Trump ground state clashing over coming to our state and we policy has been communi- threatened to withhold federal aid, mail-in ballots know he’s not going to fol- cated to the White House. federal funds from Mich- and face masks. low the law, I think we’re At least two people who igan after its secretary Trump is on his way to going to have to take ac- work in the White House of state mailed absentee Ypsilanti, outside Detroit, PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS tion against any company and had been physically ballot applications to mil- to tour a Ford Motor Co. or any facility that allows close to Trump recently lions of voters. Trump first factory that had been re- President Donald Trump boards Air Force One him inside those facilities tested positive for the vi- tweeted — erroneously purposed to manufacture as he departs Thursday at Andrews Air Force and puts our workers at rus. Trump is tested daily; — that the Democratic ventilators, the medical Base, Md. risk,” Nessel told CNN. he said Thursday he tested state official had mailed breathing machines gover- “We just simply can’t af- negative that morning. absentee ballots to Michi- nors begged for during the the president threatened covering, an issue that ford it here in our state.” An executive order is- gan voters. He later sent a height of the COVID-19 to withhold federal funds now comes with a warning Trump has refused to sued by Gov. Gretchen corrected tweet specifying pandemic. over the state’s expanded from the state’s top law wear a face mask in public, Whitmer requires facto- that applications to re- But his arrival comes vote-by-mail effort. And enforcement officer that a telling aides he believes ries to suspend all non- quest absentee ballots had amid a long-running feud there was also the ques- refusal to do so may lead it makes him look weak, essential in-person visits, been mailed and seemed with the state’s Democrat- tion of whether the pres- to a ban on Trump’s re- though it is a practice that including tours, though to back off his funding ic governor and a day after ident would wear a face turn. federal health authorities Nessel said her office threat. Coronavirus-triggered layoffs in U.S. hit nearly 39 million

By Christopher Rugaber and Danica Kirka ASSOCIATED PRESS WASHINGTON — The number of Americans ap- plying for unemployment benefits in the two months FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS since the coronavirus took hold in the U.S. has Rep. John Ratcliffe, R-Texas, testifies before swelled to nearly 39 mil- the Senate Intelligence Committee during his lion, the government re- nomination hearing on Capitol Hill in Wash- ported Thursday, even as ington. states from coast to coast gradually reopen their economies and let people Senate confirms go back to work. More than 2.4 million people filed for jobless aid last week in the latest wave John Ratcliffe as of layoffs from the outbreak that has triggered nation- wide business shutdowns intelligence chief and brought the economy to its knees, the Labor De- By Mary Clare time, Trump has viewed partment said. That brings the running Jalonick and the intelligence agencies total to a staggering 38.6 Eric Tucker with distrust and ousted million, a job-market col- PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS ASSOCIATED PRESS or fired multiple officials. lapse unprecedented in its Chairs sit on tabletops at 3 Dollar Deweys, a pub that remains closed The Texas Republican WASHINGTON — A speed. seemed unlikely to get due to the coronavirus pandemic, Thursday in Portland, Maine. sharply divided Senate The number of weekly the position when he was confirmed John Ratcliffe applications has slowed at 20 percent to 25 percent believe the true toll is sig- lay off 3,000 more employ- as director of national in- nominated in February, for seven straight weeks. — a level unseen since the nificantly higher. ees because demand for telligence on Thursday, as he had already been Yet the figures remain depths of the Great De- European countries rides has plummeted. Digi- with Democrats refusing nominated for the job last breathtakingly high — 10 pression. have also seen heavy job tal publishers Vice, Quartz to support the nomina- year and then withdrew times higher than normal As of April, unemploy- losses, but robust govern- and BuzzFeed, magazine tion over fears that he will after Republicans ques- before the crisis struck. ment stood at 14.7 percent, ment safety-net programs giant Conde Nast and the politicize the intelligence tioned his experience. But And the continuing rise a figure also unmatched in places like German and owner of The Economist community’s work under senators warmed to him shows that even though all since the 1930s. And the France are subsidizing the magazine announced job President Donald Trump. as they grew concerned states have begun reopen- true rate was even higher, wages of millions of work- cuts last week. All Democrats opposed about the upheaval in the ing over the past three because millions of Amer- ers and keeping them on Stephen Stanley, chief Ratcliffe, making him the intelligence community weeks, the job market icans weren’t officially the payroll. economist at Amherst first DNI to be installed and wanted a permanent, has yet to snap back, and counted as unemployed Across the U.S., some Pierpont, said the latest on a partisan vote since confirmed director. the outbreak is still doing since they weren’t looking companies have begun to layoffs may be particular- the position was created Ratcliffe will replace damage to businesses and for a new job, presumably rehire their laid-off em- ly worrisome because they in 2005. The tally was 49- Richard Grenell, the cur- destroying livelihoods. because nearly everything ployees as states have are happening even as 44. rent acting director who “While the steady de- was shut down anyway. eased restrictions on states reopen. That could Ratcliffe will take over has overseen some of cline in claims is good Over 5 million people movement and commerce. mean many companies see the agency at a tumultu- the personnel changes. news, the labor market worldwide have been con- On Monday, more than little hope of a substantial ous time. The nation fac- Grenell, the U.S. ambassa- is still in terrible shape,” firmed infected, and about 130,000 workers at the economic recovery any- es threats from Iran and dor to Germany, has a thin said Gus Faucher, chief 330,000 deaths have been three major American au- time soon and still feel a North Korea, Russian dis- intelligence background economist at PNC Finan- recorded, including more tomakers, plus Toyota and need to cut jobs. information campaigns to and is seen as a loyalist to cial. than 93,000 in the U.S. Honda, returned to their “There’s a high probabil- interfere in the U.S. elec- Trump. As acting director, Federal Reserve Chair- and around 165,000 in factories for the first time ity that those layoffs could tions and tensions with he ordered a review of the man Jerome Powell said Europe, according to a tal- in two months. persist for longer than China over rising competi- DNI office that Trump’s over the weekend that the ly kept by Johns Hopkins Still, major employers those that were a function tion and the spread of the critics feared was an at- U.S. unemployment rate University and based on continue to cut jobs. Uber of (businesses) just being coronavirus. At the same tempt to clean house. could peak in May or June government data. Experts said this week that it will closed,” Stanley said. ‘Truly devastating’: Michigan officials assess flood damage By Mike Householder, “The damage is truly joining me,’” said Whit- Once the flooding recedes, Corey Williams and devastating to see how mer, adding that Trump Dow will be required to as- Tammy Webber high the water levels are, asked about casualties sess the Superfund site — ASSOCIATED PRESS to see roofs barely visi- and damage. “I said, ’Of contaminated with dioxins ble in parts of Midland, course I would.’” the company dumped in MIDLAND, Mich. — It the last century — to deter- could be days before the and to see a lake that has No flood-related deaths full scope of damage from been drained in another or injuries have been re- mine if any contamination flooding in Central Michi- part,” said Whitmer, who ported, officials said. was released, the EPA said. gan that submerged hous- toured Midland County on The floodwaters mixed Midland City Manager es, washed out roads and Wednesday. with containment ponds Brad Kaye said it was for- threatened a Superfund The flooding forced about at a Dow Chemical Co. tunate that the Tittabawas- site is apparent, authori- 11,000 people to evacuate plant and could displace see River crested at just ties warned Thursday, as their homes in the Mid- sediment from a down- over 35 feet, about 3 feet PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS Gov. Gretchen Whitmer land area, about 140 miles stream Superfund site, below the forecast level. expressed hope the presi- north of Detroit, following Ryan Stadelmaier, 16, gives a piggyback ride to though the company said Kaye warned that it dent will soon sign a feder- what the National Weath- his sister, Rachel Stadelmaier, 27, as they cross there was no risk to people could take four or five al emergency declaration. er Service called “cata- Walden Woods Drive while helping residents or the environment. days for the floodwaters Some of the floodwa- strophic dam failures” at tend to their flooded homes Wednesday in Mid- Dow said the containment to recede, and asked resi- ters from heavy rains the Edenville Dam, about land, Mich. ponds held only water, and dents to use caution when that overtook two dams 20 miles northwest of it has detected no chemical traveling or returning to retreated, but much re- Midland, and the Sanford had been in contact with al emergency declaration releases from the plant in their homes. mained underwater, in- Dam, about 9 miles north- the Federal Emergen- during his visit to a Ford Midland where the compa- “Don’t rush out think- cluding in Midland, the west of the city. cy Management Agency manufacturing plant in ny was founded, though the ing that you can just rush headquarters of Dow Whitmer said she spoke about securing federal aid Michigan on Thursday. U.S. Environmental Pro- back to your homes, be- Chemical Co. And floodwa- briefly with Presidentfor the area. “He did say, ’If I get an tection Agency said state cause the water is still ters continued to threaten Donald Trump on Wednes- She said she hoped opportunity to go to Mid- officials would evaluate the there ... this is not over,” downstream communities. day, and that her office Trump would sign a feder- land, would you consider plant when they’re able. Kaye said. B4 THE DAILY ITEM FRIDAY, MAY 22, 2020 COMICS

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

ROSE IS ROSE / PAT BRADY

GARFIELD / JIM DAVIS BIG NATE / LINCOLN PEIRCE

ARLO AND JANIS / JIMMY JOHNSON

HERMAN / JIM UNGER ZIGGY / TOM WILSON

THE BORN LOSER / ART AND CHIP SANSOM

CROSSWORD DEAR ABBY Man’s effort to contact his newfound family is ignored DEAR ABBY: I recent- hearing checked, too, to ly found out who my bio- Dear Abby is written by Abigail no avail. I think that may logical father is/was. Ap- be why her cellphone parently, my mother and Van Buren, also known as Jeanne ringer blares so loudly. this man had an affair Phillips, and was founded by her On numerous occasions I more than 50 years ago. mother, Pauline Phillips. Contact have been sitting up- stairs and heard Dad ask There’s only speculation Dear Abby at DearAbby.com or P.O. as to why. her a question in the liv- What bothers me is, I Box 69440, Los Angeles, CA 90069. ing room, and Mom, who have always lived no is sitting right next to more than 15 miles from him, says, “What?” She’s this man and his family. I in denial about her hear- EXPANDING THE waking up early from ing. tried reaching out to the FAMILY IN OHIO avoidable noises is upset- I would rather not one half-sibling I am ting because I am unable move out, but I am about DEAR EXPANDING: most knowledgeable to go back to sleep. My ready to do it for peace Not everyone is as about. They have made mother’s cellphone is and quiet. Do you have open-hearted or inclusive no attempt to contact me what’s waking me up. any words of wisdom for about this elephant in as you. After half a centu- I have asked her nu- me? the room. I don’t know if ry, your birth father’s merous times to turn off it’s shame or embarrass- family may prefer not to the ringer at night. She INJURED EARS IN ment on their part. open this chapter of their has no reason to be a go- ILLINOIS I am a respectable man father’s life, and they to for emergencies, yet should not be forced to. with a great family. Why she acts as if she is. The DEAR INJURED Because you have already someone would not want last time I asked, she ac- EARS: Yes, I do. Ask your to reach out and at least reached out to them with- mother to put her phone out getting a response, I tually told me the phone get to know a brother on vibrate at bedtime or don’t think you should calls she missed (because they supposedly never use its do-not-disturb fea- push the issue. You wrote she forgot to turn her ture between certain knew existed is beyond that you are a respectable ringer back on) are more hours. If she refuses, then me. We’ve wasted way too man with a great family. important than my sleep. purchasing a white noise many years kept in the Count your blessings, be- She says she’s glad I’m machine might be a solu- dark about this well-kept cause not everyone is so back living at home be- tion. secret. My thought is fortunate. cause I am making life a Suggest to your father that you can never have little easier for them. that he inform their doc- too big a family — even if DEAR ABBY: I am a They are getting old, and tor about your mother’s we are only half-siblings. 42-year-old man who I have come to the conclu- hearing problems. Per- Should I continue at- lives at home with my sion I will be here taking haps if the doctor tells her tempting to reach them, parents after getting out care of my parents in the it’s time to have her hear- or just sweep all of this of an abusive relation- coming years. ing checked by an audiol- under the rug and pre- ship. A full night’s sleep I have told Mom nu- ogist, she won’t tune out tend it never happened? is important to me and merous times to have her the message. BRIDGE

I think, therefore i play bridge William Hazlitt claimed that when suit queens. great thoughts are reduced to prac- South won the first trick with dum- tice, they become great acts. Well, my’s heart ace, played a spade to his this might be overstating matters in ace and led a low spade, finessing a field of endeavor like bridge, but dummy’s nine when West followed the idea is reasonable. with the six. After cashing the spade On today’s deal, North’s two-heart king, South paused again. West was cue-bid showed a good hand with at known to have three spades and five least three spades. hearts. One diamond and four clubs When West led the heart six, South was surely impossible. With eight di- assessed the situation. Why hadn’t amonds, East would have bid. West led the heart king? Presumably West had to have at most three because he didn’t have both the king and queen. Mentally, South placed clubs. Therefore, South played a club one of these cards in the East hand. to his king and led the club two. Why hadn’t West led a top diamond? When the queen appeared, South Clearly because he didn’t have the won with dummy’s ace, played a club ace and king. South gave a diamond to his jack, returned to dummy with a honor to East. trump and discarded a red-suit loser But East had passed over his on dummy’s club 10. partner’s opening bid. The mist was What an opponent didn’t do — in clearing. If East had two red-suit the bidding or the play — may be honors, West had to have the black- more revealing than what he did do.z FRIDAY, MAY 22, 2020 THE DAILY ITEM B5 TV BEST BETS REMIND REWIND

Rankin and Bass TCM, beginning at 8 p.m. Catch a Classic! Lost in TV Space Producers Arthur Rankin and Jules Bass may be best remembered for their stop-motion animated TV By Robert Edelstein stuff of culture. And The Orig- REMIND MAGAZINE inal Series, as it’s now known, specials, especially ones associated with Christmas made the TV world safe for and other holidays, but they also produced various In 1966, the U.S. was mired syndication, which was where feature films, mostly animated. Three of those air in a Cold War with the Soviet it was fully embraced. Union, and fears that world tonight on Turner Classic Movies. The first two titles leaders might one day push MORE THAN TREKKIES — Mad Monster Party?(1967) and The Daydream- the nuclear panic button Soon, sci-fi TV was in the er(1966) — use stop-motion animation, while the seemed justified. We were throes of a brilliant revolution third, The Wacky World of Mother Goose(1967), is sinking deeper into a conflict as networks charted this new in Vietnam that would soon traditionally animated. course with the tenacity of sow dissent among gener- NASA. The template for a se- RuPaul’s Drag Race ations, and racial tensions ries had been set: We’re head- VH1, 8 p.m. led to violence and injustice ing somewhere else, in some Reunited and it feels so ... shady! Ahead of next in hot spots throughout the kind of craft, but what hap- country. Our world felt… out pens to us when we get there? week’s season finale, queens from Season 12, in- of this world. cluding fan favorites Gigi Goode, Jackie Cox and Trek’s top contender among On television there was the outer reaches was Lost Jaida Essence Hall, rehash old feuds and reflect on plenty of what we might call in Space, a futuristic Swiss the highlights. Host RuPaul grills the gals. entertainment, from Gun- Family Robinson adventure smoke to Gilligan’s Island to that brought a greater sense All on the Line Gomer Pyle. There was even Discovery Channel, 9 p.m. of humor to the proceedings. a campy new Caped Crusad- Laughs came courtesy of New Series! er who could CRACK! down Jonathan Harris’ Dr. Smith, It’s late in the Atlantic bluefin tuna season. In the on crime in Gotham City. who started the series as the But in times so uncertain, iconic fishing town of Gloucester, Mass., many boats mission’s saboteur and be- what we needed — and what came more haughty, cowardly are done for the season. But there are two crews still we got — was a weekly tele- and insufferably snobby from fighting to land monster tuna and keep their family vision escape into a time and one week to the next; and place vastly different from businesses going through the winter. As the weather the Robot, whose declaration our own, yet one that reflect- worsens, the fish get bigger and the stakes get high- of “Danger, Will Robinson!” ed back upon us, showing us Actors Bill Mumy, left, and Jonathan Harris are seen survived as a phrase for the er. These monster tuna can weigh more than 1,000 our better selves. It was a sci- in a television still in 1966. ages. The robot with a heart pounds and are reeled in the old-fashioned way fi world full of aliens both fa- became the model for Brent miliar and frightening, with Star Trek’s amazing world- (look it up, people). The same — by hand — making it the ultimate battle of man Spiner’s Commander Data a stardate that set it far into view, which we came to em- fate catapulted onetime Iowa versus beast. In this series, it’s all hands on deck on Star Trek: The Next Gen- the future — a future, it in- brace even more as Apollo farm boy Captain James T. as these fishermen risk everything to bring home a sisted, we would all somehow rockets began setting off to- Kirk to the fan firmament (or, eration; and Will Robinson — played by Billy Mumy, star monster payday. live to see, and even thrive in. ward the moon. Life among the rather, fresh-faced William of perhaps the scariest-ever What we got was Star Trek, stars aboard the USS Enter- Shatner), as he fell in love ev- AKA Jane Roe Twilight Zone episode — was and through Star Trek, we prise wasn’t to be just any fu- ery week with a different oth- FX, 9 p.m. the first character to let us got hope. ture; it was our future, where erworldly hottie, each wearing FX’s first acquired documentary feature film, AKA humans worked to be better. see the world beyond our own IN ANOTHER DIMENSION the most revealing costumes Jane Roe, is the revealing story of Norma McCor- It was where a Russian officer from a child’s eyes. television might allow. On the lighter side, in 1962 vey, who was “Jane Roe” in the U.S. Supreme Court’s We also got — courtesy of sat on the bridge and a black And some 50-plus years creator Gene Roddenberry woman, with the African Swa- Hanna-Barbera Productions landmark ruling on abortion rights. Behind the Su- later, we love Star Trek even had us “Meet George Jetson,” — the premier gift of sci-fi hili name of Uhura, opened all more for all that it spawned. preme Court’s most polarizing decision is a woman TV of the 1960s, an era now where a catchy theme song, channels of communication It gave us several series and as controversial as her case. In the final year of her acknowledged as the golden between the Earth’s signature along with a lovable space many movies (including a age of the genre. Granted, starship and the rest of the family living in an oh-so-lux- life, McCorvey revealed the unvarnished truth about satisfying film reboot). In the The Outer Limits and The galaxy. That was sci-fi with a ury smart home, got us think- her journey in what she called her “deathbed con- years before Star Wars, it of- Twilight Zone preceded it by message ready-made for the ing just what the future could fession.” a few years and broke great space age. fered up a great intergalac- hold. In 1963 we also were Food Network Challenge: “The Wizard of Oz new ground. The former, But even then, was network tic glossary, tossing around introduced to My Favorite terms like warp drive and Cakes” with its fear-stoking opening television ready for a devil- Martian, where Ray Walston Vulcan nerve pinch and mind starred as Uncle Martin (he Cooking Channel, 11 p.m. credits, made monsters the ishly handsome humanoid central players of our living with pointed ears? Nobody meld and dilithium crystals was the Martian, a.k.a. Exi- Ian Ziering welcomes four cake artists to the kitch- nightmares; the latter gave was quite so sure if Mr. Spock and tricorders and phasers gius 12 1/2), who took up res- en as Food Network Challenge celebrates the 80th us Rod Serling’s anthology of (played with an ever-arched that we made our own. It idence with Los Angeles Sun anniversary of The Wizard of Oz. Winning this contest brilliantly rendered stories eyebrow by Leonard Nimoy) taught us that if you wore a reporter Tim O’Hara (Bill red shirt on the Enterprise, takes courage, brains and a lot of heart, and al- that took on alienation, su- would fly with fans, until the Bixby). The sci-fi sitcom fol- pernatural terrors and life’s logical half-Vulcan at war with you’d better watch your back. lowed their quirky time travel though four start the journey, only three will continue everyday challenges with a his human emotions became a The catchphrases, from “He’s adventures for three seasons, down the yellow brick road. In the end, one challeng- kind of bitterly hard irony. sex symbol everywhere from dead, Jim” to “I’m a doctor, the last season moving from er’s ruby red slippers will walk away with $10,000. But they could never touch Omaha to Omicron Ceti III not a bricklayer,” became the black and white to color.

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CITY OF PEABODY, MASSACHUSETTS TOWN OF LYNNFIELD Coronavirus Aid, Relief, and Economic Security Act (CARES Act) Public Office of the Purchasing Agent INVITATION TO BIDDERS Notification of Use of CARES Act Funding ADVERTISEMENT for BIDS PURSUANT TO CARES ACT, PUBLIC LAW 116-136 COMPLETE STREETS IMPROVEMENTS AT LYNNFIELD MIDDLE, SUMMER General Bids from contractors holding DCAM certification, addressed to the Office STREET, & HUCKLEBERRY HILL SCHOOLS The Coronavirus Aid, Relief and Economic Security Act (CARES Act) (Public Law of the Purchasing Agent, City Hall, 24 Lowell Street, Peabody, MA 01960, will be 116-136) made available $5 billion in supplemental Community Development received until 2:00 PM, prevailing local time, Thursday, July 9, 2020 and then The Town of Lynnfield will receive sealed bids for the implementation of Complete Block Grant (CDBG) funding and $1 billion in supplemental Emergency Solutions be publicly opened and read for the work: Streets Improvements at Lynnfield Middle, Summer Street and Huckleberry Hill Grant (ESG) funding to prevent, prepare for, and respond to the coronavirus Schools in Lynnfield, MA in accordance with the Town of Lynnfield terms, pandemic (COVID-19). The City of Lynn has been awarded $1,456,642 in Winona Water Treatment Plant Rehabilitation, DWSRF No. 4593 conditions and specifications. supplemental (CDBG-CV) funds and $751,083 in supplemental (ESG-CV) funds to address the impact of COVID-19 on individuals and businesses within the The Plans and Specifications prepared by Weston & Sampson Engineers describe Bids shall be submitted to the Department of Public Works Office at the Lynnfield community. Collectively, this funding may be used to fund a variety of eligible demolition of existing equipment, installation of new water treatment equipment, Town Hall located at 55 Summer Street Lynnfield, MA 01940 and shall be clearly activities designed for the aforementioned purpose, and may include: acquisition, chemical systems, a 1,000 sq. ft. building addition for chemical storage, diffused marked "COMPLETE STREETS IMPROVEMENTS AT LYNNFIELD MIDDLE, construction, reconstruction, or installation of public works, facilities, and site air flotation (DAF), filter media and underdrains, pumping systems, SUMMER STREET, & HUCKLEBERRY HILL SCHOOLS BID #R20-1035". Bids will improvements; rehabilitation of buildings and improvements; provision of instrumentation & SCADA, and electrical systems. Building improvements include be received until 11:00 AM on June 11, 2020 at which time they will be opened assistance to private, for- profit entities to carry out an economic development a reorganized entry and administrative area, laboratory, roof, doors, windows, and and read at the Lynnfield Town Hall at 55 Summer Street, Lynnfield, MA. Due to project; provision of assistance to microenterprises; selective public service HVAC system. The onsite process residuals lagoons will be cleaned and the gathering limitations caused by the pandemic and in adherence to state activities; and limited planning initiatives. refurbished. guidance, interested parties may not physically attend the bid opening but can view the opening of the bids live at the following link: https://www.town.lynnfield The City's proposed use of CDBG-CV funding ($1,456,642) is provided below: The required contract completion period is 730 consecutive days. This project is .ma.us/department-public-works/pages/dpw-procurements. All bids must be funded in part by the Massachusetts Clean Water Trust (the"Trust"). submitted in the format provided in the bid package. The bid will be awarded in its Rental/Mortgage/Utility Assistance $171,000 in entirety to the lowest responsive and responsible bidder in compliance with Emergency Response Plan 40,000 To submit a General Bid on this project, Prime Contractors shall hold certification M.G.L. Chapter 30, Section 39M. Financial Counseling 10,000 by the Division of Capital Asset Management in the category of Sewage and Water Out of City Non-Congregate Housing Services 50,000 Treatment Plants. A bid deposit in the amount of 5% of the total amount of the bid shall be In City Non-Congregate Housing Services 50,000 furnished with the bid in the form of cash, certified check, treasurer's or cashier's Small Business Grants 700,000 All companies will have been prequalified by the City of Peabody prior to check issued by a responsible bank or trust company, or in a form of a bid bond Non-Profit Grants 300,000 submitting any bid. executed by a surety company authorized to do business in the Commonwealth of Food Distribution 80,000 Massachusetts, made payable to the Town of Lynnfield. Administration/Activity Delivery 55,642 Sub-Trade Bid Information: A 100% performance and payment bond will be required as part of the awarded Persons interested in commenting on the proposed CDBG-CV budget must submit Sealed bids from Sub-trade firms holding DCAM certification, addressed to the contract. written comments to the Office of Economic & Community Development, Lynn City Office of the Purchasing Agent, at the above address, will be received until 2:00 Hall, Room 311, Lynn, MA 01901; on the website at www.cityoflynnoecd.net ; or PM, prevailing local time, Wednesday, June 18, 2020 and then be publicly Contractors must be pre-qualified (or officially waived contractor) with the by emailing [email protected]. All comments must be received by Friday, May opened and read for the sub-trades: Massachusetts Department of Transportation at the time of bid opening. The 29, 2020 and will be considered prior to the submission of the CDBG-CV budget MassDOT Prequalification Office will provide the Town with an official and a waiver to the Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD). ELECTRICAL HVAC ROOFING AND FLASHING contractor list for all contractors prequalified in the specified class of work within MASONRY PAINTING PLUMBING the parameters of this project. Only those bidders listed in the official or waiver The City's ESG-CV funding ($751,083) will be allocated as follows: FIRE PROTECTION SPRINKLER SYSTEMS METAL WINDOWS contractor lists issued by the MassDOT Prequalification Office will be allowed to MISCELLANEOUS and ORNAMENTAL IRON submit a bid and receive an award of contract. Rental/Mortgage/Utility Assistance $364,816 WATERPROOFING, DAMPROOFING and CAULKING Multi-Service Center Operations 191,787 Specifications and price forms may be obtained at the Lynnfield Department of Multi-Service Center Sanitization 25,000 Each Prime bidder and each Subtrade bidder must submit with their Bid both a Public Works Office located at: 55 Summer Street, Lynnfield, MA 01940, by Salem Quarantine Share 80,681 current DCAM Certificate of Eligibility, evidencing certification in the category of appointment; or may be emailed upon request. Prevailing Wage Laws shall apply Shelter Relocation 20,000 work they will perform, as called out herein, together with a signed Update to this project. All wage sheets will be included with the specifications for the Administration/Activity Delivery 68,799 Statement current as of the date of the bid opening. Invitation for Bid. Upon conclusion of the public comment period for the proposed CDBG-CV budget, The Bid Documents including Plans and Specifications, will be released for The Town of Lynnfield reserves the right to accept or reject any and all bids, or any the City will finalize an amendment to its Citizen Participation Plan and an download on or after Wednesday, May 20, 2020 at www.accentblueprints.com portion of any bid, deemed to be in the best interest of the Town. amendment to its Federal Fiscal Year 2019 Annual Action Plan, which will One printed set will be available for reference at the Engineers and at the Office of subsequently be submitted to HUD through the Integrated Disbursement and the Purchasing Agent. Printed sets will be produced for any interested party at Robert J. Dolan Information System (IDIS). prices as posted on the web portal designated herein. Town Administrator Thomas M. McGee The City of Peabody is not responsible for accuracy or completeness of bids Item: May 22, 2020 Mayor prepared using documents obtained from any source other than its designated City of Lynn web portal named herein and from the City Purchasing Agent, according to COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS procedures set forth in the Instructions to Bidders. THE TRIAL COURT James M. Marsh Charles J. Gaeta PROBATE AND FAMILY COURT Director Executive Director Any DCAM-certified bidder, after being notified by the City Purchasing Agent, shall Docket No. ES20P0793EA Community Development Lynn Housing Authority have three (3) working days to present a copy of the Contractor Qualification INFORMAL PROBATE PUBLICATION NOTICE and Neighborhood Development Statement which was referenced by the Update Statement furnished to the City with their Bid, in order to verify qualifications for award or subtrade listing. Estate of: Hamilton C. Perkins, Jr. Item: May 22, 2020 Also Known As: Hamilton C. Perkins A Performance Bond, as well as a Labor and Materials or Payment Bond, each in Ley de Ayuda de Coronavirus, Alivio, y Seguridad Económica (Ley CARES) such a form as prescribed in the Bid Documents, issued by a firm properly Date of Death: 11/26/2019 Notificación Publica del Uso del financiamiento de la ley CARES licensed in the Commonwealth of Massachusetts, shall be furnished to the City DE ACUERDO CON LA LEY CARES, LEY PUBLICA 116-136 prior to signing of the Contract, by the firm awarded the General Contract. These Essex Division bonds shall be drawn for One Hundred Percent (100%) of the Total Contract Price La ley de Ayuda de Coronavirus, Alivio y Seguridad Económica (Ley CARES) (Ley as awarded. To all persons interested in the above captioned estate, by Petition of Publica 116-136) puso a disposición $5 mil millones en fondos suplementarios de Desarrollo Comunitario (CDBG) y $1 millón en fondos suplementarios de Disadvantaged Business Enterprise (DBE) goals are applicable to the total dollars Petitioner Jean B. Perkins of Marblehead MA Subsidio de Soluciones de Emergencia ESG para prevenir, prepararse y responder paid to the construction contract. The goals for this project are a minimum of 4.2 a la pandemia de coronavirus (COVID-19). La ciudad de Lynn recibió $1,456,642 percent D/MBE participation and 4.5 percent D/WBE participation by certified A will has been admitted to Informal Probate. en fondos suplementarios (CDBG-CV) y $751,083 en fondos suplementarios DBEs. The two low Bidders shall submit completed DBE forms (EEO-DEP-190, (ESG-CV) para abordar el impacto de COVID-19 en individuos y empresas dentro EEO-DEP-191and the DBE Certification of United States Citizenship form) by the Jean B. Perkins of Marblehead MA de la comunidad. En conjunto, este financiamiento se puede utilizar para financiar close of business on the third business day after bid opening. Failure to comply una variedad de actividades elegibles diseñadas para el propósito mencionado with the requirements of this paragraph may be deemed to render a proposal anteriormente y puede incluir: adquisición, construcción, reconstrucción, o nonresponsive. No waiver of any provision of this section will be granted unless has been informally appointed as the Personal Representative of the estate to instalación de obras públicas y mejoras del sitio; rehabilitación de edificios y approved by the Department of Environmental Protection (MassDEP). serve without surety on the bond. mejoramientos; proporción de asistencia a entidades privadas con fines de lucro para llevar a cabo un Proyecto de desarrollo económico; proporción de asistencia All bids for this project are subject to applicable bidding laws of Massachusetts, The estate is being administered under informal procedure by the Personal a microempresas; actividades selectivas de servicio publica; e iniciativas de including General Laws Chapter 149, Section 44A to 44J inclusive, as amended. Representative under the Massachusetts Uniform Probate Code without planificación limitadas. supervision by the Court. Inventory and accounts are not required to be filed with Minimum Wage Rates as determined by the Commissioner of Department of the Court, but interested parties are entitled to notice regarding the administration El uso propuesto por la ciudad para los fondos CDBG-CV ($1, 456,642) se Workforce Development under the provision of the Massachusetts General Laws from the Personal Representative and can petition the Court in any matter relating proporciona a continuación: Chapter 149, Section 26 to 27H, as amended, apply to this project. It is the to the estate, including distribution of assets and expenses of administration. responsibility of the Bidder, before bid opening, to request if necessary, any Interested parties are entitled to petition the Court to institute formal proceedings Asistencia de alquiler/hipoteca/utilidad $171,000 additional information on Minimum Wage Rates for those trades people who may and to obtain orders terminating or restricting the powers of Personal Plan de respuesta de emergencia 40,000 be employed for the proposed work under this contract. Federal Minimum Wage Representatives appointed under informal procedure. A copy of the Petition and Asesoramiento financiero 10,000 Rates as determined by the United States Department of Labor under the Will, if any, can be obtained from the Petitioner. Servicios de vivienda no congregada fuera de la ciudad 50,000 Davis-Bacon Act also apply to this project. The requirement for weekly wage Servicios de vivienda no congregada dentro de la ciudad 50,000 reporting to the Awarding Authority is also contained therein. Item: May 22, 2020 Subvenciones para pequeñas empresas 700,000 Subvenciones para organizaciones sin fines de lucro 300,000 This project requires compliance with Massachusetts Diesel Retrofit Program COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS Distribución Alimentaria 80,000 [MDRP] by use of after-engine emission controls that are EPA certified, or their Entrega de administración/actividad 55,642 equivalent, on all of the off-road [non-registered] diesel vehicles/equipment used THE TRIAL COURT at the job site. PROBATE AND FAMILY COURT Docket No. ES20P1089EA Las personas interesadas en comentar sobre el presupuesto de CDBG-CV deben INFORMAL PROBATE PUBLICATION NOTICE enviar comentarios por escrito a la Oficina de Desarrollo Económico y The City of Peabody reserves the right to waive any informality in, or to reject any Comunitario, Lynn City Hall, Sala 311, Lynn, MA 01901; en el sitio web or all Bids, or part(s) thereof, and to accept the Bid deemed most satisfactory to www.cityoflynnoecd.net ; o enviando un correo electrónico a [email protected]. the City, if it be in the best public interest to do so. A five percent (5%) bid deposit Estate of: Carol L. Murray Also Known As: Carol Ann Murray Todos los comentarios deben ser sometidos antes del viernes 29 de mayo de is required. 2020 y se consideran antes de la presentación del presupuesto CDBG-CV al Departamento de Vivienda y Desarrollo Urbano (HUD). /s/ Daniel B. Doucette, Purchasing Agent Date of Death: April 8, 2020 Essex Division El Financiamiento ESG-CV de la ciudad ($751,083) se proporciona a Item: May 22, 2020 continuación: To all persons interested in the above captioned estate, by Petition of PUBLIC HEARING - TOWN OF SWAMPSCOTT PLANNING BOARD Asistencia de alquiler/hipoteca/utilidad $364,816 Petitioner Christopher E. Murray of Lynn MA Operaciones del centro multiservicio 191,787 Notice is hereby given that the Planning Board of the Town of Swampscott will hold Saneamiento del centro multiservicio 25,000 a public hearing on Monday, June 8 th , 2020 at 7:00 p.m. on whether to amend a Will has been admitted to informal probate. Parte del centro de cuarentena de Salem 80,681 the Town of Swampscott Zoning By-law to add a new section allowing for Traslado del Albergue 20,000 as-of-right outdoor restaurant seating in the Town, for a temporary period through Christopher E. Murray of Lynn MA Entrega de administración/actividad 68,799 December 31, 2022. The proposed Zoning By-law amendment also includes design, site plan, parking and dimensional relief related to the proposed has been informally appointed as the Personal Representative of the estate to Al finalizar el periodo de comentarios públicos para el presupuesto de CDBG-CV, as-of-right-outdoor restaurant seating. serve without surety on the bond. la ciudad finalizara una enmienda a su Plan de Participación Ciudadana y una enmiendo a su Plan de Acción Anual del Año Fiscal Federal 2019, que Pursuant to Governor Baker's March 12, 2020 Order Suspending Certain The estate is being administered under informal procedure by the Personal posteriormente se presentara a HUD a través del sistema integrado de Provisions of the Open Meeting Law, G.L. c.30A, §20, and the Governor's March Representative under the Massachusetts Uniform Probate Code without desembolso e información (IDIS). 15, 2020 Order imposing strict limitation on the number of people that may gather supervision by the Court. Inventory and accounts are not required to be filed with in one place, this meeting and public hearing of the Planning Board will be the Court, but interested parties are entitled to notice regarding the administration Thomas M. McGee James Marsh Charles J. Gaeta conducted via remote participation, there will be no in-person public participation from the Personal Representative and can petition the Court in any matter relating Mayor Director Executive Director during the public hearing. to the estate, including distribution of assets and expenses of administration. City of Lynn Community Development Lynn Housing Authority and Interested parties are entitled to petition the Court to institute formal proceedings Neighborhood Development Interested parties and members of the public who wish to do so may listen to, and to obtain orders terminating or restricting the powers of Personal participate in and be heard at the public hearing by using the Zoom link or call-in Representatives appointed under informal procedure. A copy of the Petition and Item: May 22, 2020 information, which will be posted on the public agenda on the Planning Board Will, if any, can be obtained from the Petitioner. website and Town Calendar by June 4 th . Item: May 22, 2020 A full copy of the proposed Zoning By-law Amendment is available for review by request - please email Molly O'Connell ([email protected]) or call Have a story to share? (781) 596-8829. It is also available online at http://www.swampscottma.gov/pl anning-board/pages/proposed-zoning-law- changes. Need to find an article? Need a question answered? Angela Ippolito Planning Board Chair [email protected]

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Subscribe to e-edition on FRIDAY, MAY 22, 2020 THE DAILY ITEM CLASSIFIED B7 China may pass bill to crack down on Hong Kong opposition By Ken Moritsugu Chinese rule in 1997. Such security legislation is an NPC at which Premier ASSOCIATED PRESS legislation was last pro- “unprecedented and high- Li Keqiang will deliver a posed in 2003 under Ar- ly controversial interven- keynote speech outlining BEIJING — China’s cer- ticle 23 of the Basic Law, tion,” Johnny Patterson, economic and social goals emonial parliament will Hong Kong’s mini-consti- director of the non-gov- for the year. consider a bill that could tution, bringing hundreds ernmental organization The holding of the “two limit opposition activity of thousands of the territo- Hong Kong Watch, said in sessions,” as the annual in Hong Kong, a spokes- ry’s citizens out in protest. a statement. meetings are known, is a person said Thursday, ap- The proposal was with- Patterson questioned further sign of what the pearing to confirm spec- drawn by the government whether charities and party says is its success ulation that China will but Beijing has increas- groups such as his own in bringing the outbreak sidestep the semi-autono- ingly pushed for measures and Amnesty Internation- under control, although mous territory’s own law- such as punishment for al could be outlawed as clusters of cases are still making body in enacting disrespecting the Chinese subversive under the leg- popping up in some parts legislation to crack down national flag and anthem islation. of the country. on activity Beijing consid- and increased pro-China “A broad-brush interpre- Members of the Con- PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS ers subversive. patriotic-themed educa- tation of this law would sig- sultative Conference will Zhang Yesui said the Na- tion in schools. Opposition Pro-democracy activists hold up placards of nal the end of Hong Kong as “tell the world about how tional People’s Congress in Hong Kong’s Legislative Chinese President Xi Jinping with slogans we know it,” Patterson said. China, as a responsible will deliberate a bill on “es- Council, however, made it including “End one party state” at a ferry Zhang’s comments at major country, has taken tablishing and improving unlikely such a bill could terminal in Hong Kong. a news conference came firm action and contribut- the legal system and en- pass at the local level. on the eve of the opening ed to international cooper- forcement mechanisms for The new measures are gress on Friday afternoon Kong’s pro-democracy of the congress’s annual ation in the fight against the Hong Kong Special Ad- required by the “new sit- and voted on at the end of camp that Beijing is chip- session after a two-month the COVID-19 epidemic,” ministrative Region to safe- uation and demands” and its session on May 28. The ping away at the territo- delay because of the coro- Wang Yang, the chairman guard national security.” action at the national lev- congress’ standing com- ry’s rights to assembly and navirus pandemic. of the body, said in a report Such a move has long el is “entirely necessary,” mittee that handles most free speech that greatly Thursday saw the open- to the opening session. been under consider- Zhang said. actual legislation will exceed those permitted ing session of the Chinese Wang’s comments were ation but was hastened Hong Kong’s South Chi- then consider the details by the ruling Communist People’s Political Con- in the prepared text dis- by months of anti-govern- na Morning Post newspa- of the measure, the news- Party in mainland China. sultative Conference, an tributed to journalists, ment protests last year in per said a draft resolution paper said. The decision to circum- advisory body. That will although he skipped over the former British colony would be brought before A vote at the NPC will vent Hong Kong’s Legis- be followed Friday by the them in his delivery, ap- that was handed over to the National People’s Con- add to concerns in Hong lative Council to enact the start of the 3,000-member parently to save time.

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A week later, López’s 51-year-old electrician, to evacuate the wounded South Sudan has nearly center for coronavirus The true scope of the di- wife, Angélica, died of lived in a working-class by air and provide surgical 300 virus cases, a few of patients, according to his saster is even worse. With coronavirus in a hospital. neighborhood near Pach- care for trauma injuries,” them recently confirmed in two children. A guard more than half of cases go- “Every day I entrust my- acámac, the site of an Inca the ICRC said, adding crowded U.N.-run camps turned him away because ing uncounted, according self to God so that I don’t temple. Suffering from di- that 23 people were evac- in the capital, Juba, and he hadn’t been correctly to some doctors’ estimates, catch the disease,” said abetes, he began drinking uated by air this week. referred. Peruvian officials call the Faneite, who worked as an Local authorities have Bentiu where tens of thou- an infusion of eucalyptus, sands of people still shel- The 68-year-old gar- coronavirus pandemic the electrician in his native ginger and lemon when he expressed outrage at the dener went home, drank most devastating to hit the Venezuela before migrat- killings over the weekend, ter from the unrest. felt pain in his eyes earlier South Sudan’s health sys- muriatic acid and hanged country since 1492, when ing to Peru in 2018 with this month. the latest in intercommu- himself in his living room tem was largely destroyed Europeans began bringing his wife and stepson amid He died in his sleep a nal fighting that plagues with a yellow extension in the civil war and non-gov- diseases like smallpox and his home country’s years- week later, just before 3 a country trying to recover cord. ernmental aid groups pro- measles to the Americas. long economic crisis. a.m. on May 8. from five years of civil war. López’s body remained The United Nations mis- vide the bulk of health Peruvians are dying at Peru was home to some Eight hours later, Fa- there, the police afraid to home by the hundreds. 865,000 Venezuelan mi- sion in South Sudan on care. If the virus pandemic neite, Zerpa and another touch it, until a gray Hyun- In the capital, Lima, the grants last month, al- Wednesday said a patrol spreads and overwhelms Venezuelan crew mem- dai hearse pulled up. Jho- grueling, dangerous work though a significant num- of peacekeepers reached the health system, “the ca- ber, Luis Brito, walked an Faneite and his stepson, of recovering bodies from ber have begun returning the communities in Pieri, pacity to treat gunshot inju- Luis Zerpa, stepped out, homes falls to Faneite, home due to lack of work uphill to his house, only in northern Jonglei, to in- ries will be even lower,” said wrapped in protective gear Zerpa and fellow workers during Peru’s pandemic their eyes visible through vestigate the violence be- James Reynolds, the ICRC’s and toting a body bag and from the Piedrangel fu- shutdown, which led to their protective gear. They tween armed Murle youth head of delegation in South disinfectant. neral home, who, clad in a 16.25 percent drop in hauled him in a body bag and Lou Nuer fighters. It Sudan. Despite strict measures full-body orange suits, face GDP in March, the month by hand, pausing to rest found many huts burned The ICRC said this year to control the coronavi- masks and goggles to pro- it began. the corpse in the dirt on to the ground. it has treated more than rus, this South American tect themselves, collect as Six days a week, Faneite, the steep descent back to “These violent assaults 320 people with gunshot nation of 32 million peo- many as 10 bodies a day. Zerpa and some of the the hearse. on civilian communities as wounds, “nearly half of ple has become one of the On this afternoon earli- roughly 20 other Venezue- The Piedrangel funeral part of an ongoing cycle of the total number treated countries worst hit by the er this month, Zerpa be- lan funeral workers drive home says it collected the revenge must stop. While in the whole of 2019.” COVID-19 disease. With gan by stripping López hearses through wealthy first person confirmed to politically motivated con- Social distancing mea- more than 104,000 cases and washing down his neighborhoods overlook- have died of COVID-19 in flict has reduced in South sures mean far fewer and 3,000 deaths, Peru body with disinfectant as ing the Pacific Ocean as Peru, a psychologist who Sudan, intercommunal beds are now in treatment was 12th in the world in Faneite looked over the well as through poor ar- died alone in March in his fighting has increased,” wards, and the new travel numbers of confirmed di- 68-year-old’s identity card eas on hillsides that don’t apartment overlooking U.N. special representa- restrictions also affect the agnoses Wednesday, more and other official docu- have running water. the ocean. tive David Shearer said in delivery of aid. WE AREAREWE

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