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EDITORIAL Make America great again: Joe Biden for President In the six years Essex Media Group has owned The Item, we have been careful to avoid endorsements that denigrate an op- posing candidate. This will be the exception. Our endorsement for president is as much a case against Donald J. Trump as it is in favor of Joseph R. Biden Jr. Plagued by a pandemic that has killed 220,000 Americans, and striving to survive in an economy staggered by COVID-19, Americans need a president who demon- strates steady, even-handed leadership fo- cused on bringing people together. Donald J. Trump is not that person. He is the Great American Political Disas- ter. A very huge disaster, as he might say. Inexperienced in politics, Trump won elec- tion four years ago by tearing up the tradi- tional political playbook. He wrote his own based on vanity and blatant dishonesty. He has devalued the office of the president. The pandemic and the nation’s divi- siveness have cast a glaring spotlight on Trump’s ineffectiveness and the need for Americans to banish him to the history ITEM PHOTO | OLIVIA FALCIGNO books. Cambridge resident and Colombian native Antuan Castro Del Rio speaks into a megaphone at Saugus Trump has utterly failed to comprehend Town Hall on Sunday afternoon to counter-protest the Saugus police and re rally. what it means to be the leader of the world’s greatest democracy. He treats the presiden- cy as a giant megaphone he can use to sew division and fear. He challenges the integri- Lynners make Saugus rally ty of the Nov. 3 election and, by extension, the very core of American democracy. He uses violent language at campaign rallies and refuses to denounce hate groups. He the case for mixes Black pits immigrants against American workers and refuses to understand the complexities and dynamics of immigration. He cozies up to dictators and lacks any understanding of police reform and Blue America’s role in the world. He debunks cli- By Guthrie reading “We Support Our mate change and turns his back on interna- By Elyse Carmosino Ahead of the meeting, on Scrimgeour Police”. tional efforts to reverse global warming. He ITEM STAFF Oct. 13, the council urged ITEM STAFF Selectmen Anthony Cog- refuses to draw a line between his business Mayor Thomas M. McGee to liano (chair), Jeff Cicolini interests and his public duties. He ignores LYNN — Lynn residents consider several new policies SAUGUS — It wasn’t long Mike Serino were among women’s right to choose. He doesn’t demon- overwhelmingly voiced their and programs that would re- before the pro-police rally those in attendance. strate any appreciation for America’s rac- support for local police re- form policing in the city. at Saugus Center got ugly. “I’m from a family of law ist history and the racial equity movement forms during Saturday’s The council order recom- The event began at 1:30 enforcement dating back sweeping the country. special City Council meet- mended that McGee review p.m. Sunday, with about three generations,” said Ci- Perhaps his most horrific shortfall is his ing, which was held in re- the “advisability, feasibility, 30 supporters of the police colini. “Not all cops are bad intentional trivialization of COVID-19, his sponse to a petition sub- and utility” of requiring Lynn force posted up on both and I know that first-hand. disdain for mask-wearing and, worse, crass mitted by six community sides of the street, wav- insults of scientists and their warnings groups earlier this year. POLICE, A3 ing flags and holding signs RALLY, A2 about the virus. The Centers for Disease Control and Pre- vention published a study that puts the U.S. death count at nearly 300,000 if it includes those indirectly related to — but would not Kindergarteners have occurred without — the virus. Columbia University researchers estimate that 130,000 enjoy outdoor of the 220,000 COVID-specific deaths could have been avoided with a response to the vi- rus similar to that undertaken in Europe. learning in Nahant These failures in themselves state the case for Joseph R. Biden Jr. By Elyse Carmosino Joe Biden is a former United States sen- ITEM STAFF ator and two-term vice president who can walk into the presidency in January know- NAHANT — Attending art class outside was ing what the job entails, and how to do that a treat, not a COVID-19 drawback, for a class of job. Biden helped former President Barack nearly 20 kindergarteners at Johnson Elementary Obama rebuild the nation’s economy in School Friday. 2009 after the financial crisis. He has a sol- Spaced out neatly on the pavement next to the id campaign platform topped by his commit- school’s outdoor classroom, the students waited ment to lead the nation out of COVID-19. patiently inside hula hoops as their teacher, Diana And he actually believes in science. Brandi, passed out materials for the day’s assign- He advocates amending the Affordable ITEM PHOTO | SPENSER HASAK ment, which consisted of gluing dry leaves to a pa- Care Act with a public insurance option. per owl outline to create a feather-like effect. Johnson School teacher Britte Roossien talks with kin- “It’s been beautiful out lately and we’ve really been BIDEN, A4 dergarteners about their art projects as they work in the school’s outdoor learning space on Friday. JOHNSON, A2 INSIDE Party sends Marblehead High back to remote — for now Opinion We need that By Steve Krause were not followed, School Super- to a house party wherein young not a new thing for teenagers. stimulus bill. A4 ITEM STAFF intendent John J. Buckley wrote people were gathered together However, these are not ordinary in a letter to parents. without social distancing or face times. “ LOOK! MARBLEHEAD — Beginning Buckley discussed the matter Monday and extending for at The letter, dated Sunday, also coverings, sharing drinks and Saugus police of cer puts all athletics and other extra- generally ignoring the standards with a wide array of community promoted to sergeant. A8 least two weeks, classes at Mar- leaders, including Andrew Petty, blehead High are going back to curricular activities on hold until our community has set to man- at least Monday, Nov. 7, Buckley age COVID-19,” Buckley wrote. director of Public Health; Police Sports a 100 percent remote format due Chief Robert Picariello; Select said. “Upon the arrival of the police St. Mary’s boys, girls to a large house party that was Board Chair Jackie Belf-Becker; soccer teams split results broken up Friday, at which major “This past Friday evening, the attendees scattered so as not on Senior Day. B1 COVID-19-prevention protocols Marblehead police responded to be caught. We all know this is SCHOOL, A3

OBITUARIES ...... A2 LOOK! ...... A8 DIVERSIONS ...... B5 HIGH 53° VOL. 141, ISSUE 268 OPINION ...... A4 SPORTS ...... B1-2 CLASSIFIED ...... B6 LOW 48° POLICE/FIRE ...... A6 COMICS ...... B4 HEALTH ...... B8 PAGE A8 $1.50 A2 THE DAILY ITEM MONDAY, OCTOBER 26, 2020 OBITUARIES Dorothy Bragen, 85 Kindergarteners enjoy ANDOVER - Dorothy J. Bra- gen, 85 of Andover, died on Monday October 19, 2020 outdoor learning in Nahant in Lawrence General Hospital in Lawrence after a long ill- JOHNSON ness. She was born in Lynn, the daughter of the late Frank From A1 “Fiddle” and Mollie (Bunaska- able to take advantage of vich) Bragen. She was raised that,” said classroom as- in Lynn and was a 1954 grad- sistant Britte Roossien. uate of Lynn Classical High “They love being outside, School. She graduated from and personally, I think Boston University in 1957 with the more time kids get to a degree in Business Adminis- spend in the outdoors, the tration. She then received her better.” Master’s Degree in Education As one of only 13 schools from Salem State Teachers col- in the state to open fully lege. She has lived in Andover for in-person learning last the past 42 years. month, principal Kevin Phillips, and Ellen Gartner of Dorothy was a teacher, Vice Andrews said he’s been Florida, her niece and nephew, Principal and Principal in the grateful for the district’s Eric Bragen and Kimberly Bain, Lafayette School in Everett. resources. While there she forged bonds a sister in law Jelane Bragen Thanks to a small stu- with her students who still con- of Missouri and her partner’s dent population and tact her and are loved by her. Brother Edward Cronin of Ari- ample classroom space, She was a First Baseman for zona. She also leaves her best the Cagianno All Star Women’s friend since 7th grade, Pauline Johnson Elementary Softball Team. She was an out- ( Buchette) Batchelder. She School was able to of- standing softball first baseman is the sister of the late Barry J. fer Nahant families the and was recruited by the world Bragen. flexibility to choose for Champion Raybestos Bra- Service Information: A themselves whether they kettes of Stratford, CT. She was graveside service will be wanted their child to at- a former member of the WIBC, held on Tuesday, October tend school with fully the Woman’s International 27, 2020 at 11:00 AM in online or fully in-person Bowling Congress. In addition Pine Grove Cemetery, Lynn. instruction. to her love of softball, she was Please meet at the Main Andrews said that for an avid gardener and loved Gate on Boston Street, Lynn, his in-person students, animals. She would enjoy her at 10:45 AM. Arrangements the sense of normalcy has many trips to Foxwoods leav- are by the Solimine Funeral been welcome. ing before dawn and returning Home, 426 Broadway (Rte “They’re thrilled, they in the afternoon. She was a 129) Lynn. Donations in lieu really are,” he said. “I’m member of the Massachusetts of flowers may be made to just really glad that Teachers Association. the MSPCA at Neven’s Farm, we’re able to reach both She is survived by her life 400 Broadway, Methuen, MA in-person and at-home partner and care giver of 60 01844 Directions and guest- learners using the re- years Marie Cronin of Andover book at www.solimine.com sources that we have Several cousins including Mark at the school, includ- and Robin Phillips of Salem ing space and excellent , their sons, Alan and Nathan teachers.” If at any point fami- lies find either option isn’t working for them, Nahant’s flexible model George Georgopoulos, 73 will still allow students ITEM PHOTO | SPENSER HASAK 1947 - 2020 to switch, as long as the Johnson School kindergartener Connor Dunham plays with his clip- school is given a two-week board before the start of art class in the school’s outdoor classroom. notice. “We have a wonderful al-year hiatus, hasn’t let kindergarten class was “It’s really tough,” Bran- staff that’s really work- the myriad safety mea- making. “I just love this di said. “There are things ing hard with all the stu- sures prevent her from leaf art. They can (work you can’t prepare for, like dents at the school,” he sharing her love of nature with the leaves), they can if it rains.” said, adding. “(The kids) with students. look at them and smell However, she’s still look- are all wearing their A member of the Nah- them. ing ahead to better — and masks every day and ant Garden Club, Brandi “We’re trying to instill warmer — days. being very respectful of in them that nature is said she was excited at the “We’re going to be the safety and health re- prospect of being able to something we want to painting a boat later on quirements. I find that incorporate environmen- live with in a healthy they’re really taking it tally-minded teachings way.” in the spring and then seriously, and in a nice, into her day-to-day curric- She did add that even filling it with prairie mature way.” ulum. with her nature-focused flowers to put outside of When it comes to run- “I’m trying to get them to curriculum, being forced the school,” she said. “We have a lot of fun things LYNN - George P. Georgopou- including Pasquale Pescalidis. ning her classes, Brandi, look at things in a differ- to hold class outside has los, age 73, of Lynn, died at his Service Information: A Fu- who returned to teaching ent way,” she said before presented its share of outside planned for the residence on Wednesday, Octo- neral Service will be held on this fall after a sever- gesturing to the owls her challenges. kids.” ber 21, 2020 following a brief Tuesday, October 27, 2020 at illness. He was the loving and 4p.m. in the SOLIMINE FU- devoted husband of Theresa NERAL HOME, 426 Broadway Saugus rally mixes Black and Blue (Burbine) Georgopoulos with (Rt. 129), Lynn. Relatives whom he shared over 33 years and friends are respectful- Saugus, who organized Antuan Castro Del Rio, in police and fire the way of marriage. Born in Ajion, ly invited to attend and are RALLY the counter-rally, laid out a Cambridge resident and it’s constituted and we Greece in 1947, he was the required to adhere to the From A1 what their group was ask- Colombian native, spoke son of the late Peter and Dalila guidelines of the CDC, the don’t want that to change.” I fully support men and ing for. for the counter-protestors Georgopoulos. He was raised State of Massachusetts and Cicolini did acknowledge women in blue. They put The list of demands in- through a megaphone, and educated in Greece and the Local Board of Health, that there was still work their lives on the line ev- cluded cutting the police drowning out the pro-po- served in the Greek Army be- which allows up to 40 fam- to do. ery day to keep us safe. budget by 50 percent, lice demonstrators. fore immigrating to the United ily and friends in the funeral “I could never say that And I fully support keep- eliminating qualified im- “Who do you protect?” States in the 1970’s. George home at a time and all are the status quo is always ing them fully funded.” munity and paid admin- He asked police officers worked as a painter for many required to wear a face cov- good. I’m a big advocate for “I grew up in Saugus istrative leave for officers on the scene. “Who do you local companies for the past ering and practice social dis- community policing,” he all my life and I’ve never accused of offenses, elim- serve?” 30 years. His was an avid fish- tancing. Visiting hours are added. He also expressed heard any racism prob- inating the police union, As Del Rio spoke, a man erman, enjoyed jigsaw puzzles, on Tuesday from 4-7p.m. In interest in changing the lems, any harassment,” eliminating militariza- from the pro-police event watching Western movies and lieu of flowers, donations in way police are trained. said Serino. tion, and pushing for more began to yell profanities having coffee at the Greek Club his memory may be made to The pro-police rally was Both selectmen said transparency in the police at him. The situation be- with his friends. St. Jude Children’s Research also largely supportive that while they support- budget. came heated and police In addition to his wife The- Hospital, 501 St. Jude Place, of President Trump, with ed funding programs for “At our last protest there came between the groups resa, George is survived by his Memphis, TN 38105 or at mental health and drug was an insane amount to keep them separated. many demonstrators also children Joshua and Alisha Bur- www.stjude.org Directions addiction outside of the of bigotry. We’re here to Eventually, the count- holding signs in favor of bine both of Lynn; his grand- and online guestbook at police department, they bring light to how dire the er-protesters approached the President. children, Lucas and Georgia; www.solimine.com felt the money shouldn’t situation is,” said Ahola. the pro-police rally and “I was always a demo- his sisters, Connie and Angela come from the police bud- “The best way to attract the two groups descended crat until I listened to Mr. both of Greece; his brother-in- get. people in the middle is to into a close-range shout- Trump speak,” said Janis law Paul Rochon of Lynn and Around 2:15 p.m., a expose the righteousness ing match. Jarosz, who came to the his many nieces and nephews group of counter-protest- on our side.” “If they need to fund the rally draped in the Amer- ers, some of them carrying Cogliano spoke with other programs more, they ican flag. “I believe in the Black Lives Matter, plac- Ahola shortly after he ar- need to fund it through country— I believe in law ards, arrived and present- rived and expressed his other sources. Not taking and order. You have to fol- Suzanne Tedesco, 70 ed a list of demands for willingness to open a dia- money that’s already been low the rules.” the Board of Selectmen. logue with the demonstra- allocated to the police,” The crowd dispersed LYNN - Mrs. Suzanne E. (San- Shane Ahola, 22, of tors. said Cicolini. “We believe around 4:30 p.m. terre) Tedesco, age 70, of Cape Coral, FL and of Lynn, died on Monday, October 19, 2020 at Mass. General Hospital Bos- ton. She was the beloved wife of Richard J. Tedesco. 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Polls will be open from 7 a.m.- All voting will take place at City 8 p.m. at the following loca- Hall. tions: Ward 1, Brown School, HOURS 150 Lynn St.; Ward 2, Welch Monday, Wednesday, Thursday , School, 50 Swampscott Ave., 8:30 a.m.-4 p.m. Ward 3, Torigian Senior Center, Tuesday, 8:30 a.m.-8 p.m. 75R Central St., Ward 4 )pre- Friday, 8:30 a.m.-12:30 p.m. cincts 1, 2, 3) Higgins Middle Saturdays and Sundays, 8 a.m.- School, 85 Perkins St.; Ward 4 2 p.m. (precinct 3A), MacIntosh Club- house, 300 Brooksby Village To register as a mail-in voter use Drive, first floor; Ward 5, Pea- this form: https://www.sec.state. body Veterans Memorial High ma.us/ele/elepdf/Voter-reg- School, 485 Lowell St., Ward mail-in.pdf 6, Burke School, 127 Birch St. Residents should contact the ITEM PHOTO | OLIVIA FALCIGNO Mail it to: Election Commis- City Clerk’s office if they are 42-year Saugus resident Deanna Gasparello stands among police supporters at Saugus Town Hall sion, Lynn City Hall, Room 203 uncertain about their ward or on Sunday afternoon to rally support for the Saugus Police Department. Lynn, 01901 precinct. LYNNFIELD REVERE Lynners make the case Voters must use the front door All voting will take place at St. or the handicap entrance on Anthony’s Church, 250 Revere the police station side of Town St., in the bingo hall at the rear for police reform Hall and must supply contact of the church. information (name, address HOURS our Black and brown chil- Held in the midst of on- Cyr. “If that’s the case, and telephone number) to the POLICE Monday through Thursday, dren,” said Ward 3 resi- going racial justice con- then we need to work on volunteer stationed at each en- From A1 8:15 a.m.-5 p.m. dent Nicole McClain, who versations among city doing that.” trance. Voting will take place in Police officers to wear body Friday, 8:15 a.m.-noon advocated for officer use councilors and six com- In addition, the groups the Maney Room. cameras, of establishing of body cameras while on munity activist groups demanded review of pol- Saturday, 9 a.m.-2 p.m. an unarmed civilian re- duty. — Diverse People United, icies and the implemen- HOURS sponse team that would McClain described a par- Essex County Community tation of procedures that Monday through Thursday, 8 To register as a mail-in voter respond to non-emergency ticularly traumatizing ex- Organization, Lynn Unit- included but were not a.m-4:30 p.m. situations, and of institut- perience that her own son, ed for Change, New Lynn limited to: outlawing the use this form: https://www.sec. ing a civilian review board Friday, 8 a.m. -1 p.m,. state.ma.us/ele/elepdf/Voter- now 21, had at the age of Coalition, North Shore chokehold, instituting to review police proce- 16 when he was subjected Juneteenth Association, mandatory medical aid for Saturday, noon-4 p.m. reg-mail-in.pdf or contact the dures. Sunday, 10 a.m.-2 p.m. to what she called “police and Prevent the Cycle — detainees, incorporating a Election Department at 781- “The hearing went very brutality” at the hands of the hearing was the result Duty to Intervene policy, To register as a mail-in voter use 286-8200. well,” said Ward 6 City Lynn officers while out of lobbying from those instituting a revised and this form: https://www.sec.state. Councilor Fred Hogan. walking with a group of groups, who requested the clear Limited Use of Force ma.us/ele/elepdf/Voter-reg- “We (were able to hear) friends. reallocation of police de- policy, providing body SALEM about many different ex- McClain said her and partment funds during a cameras for Lynn officers, mail-in.pdf periences from many res- her husband’s efforts to city council budget meet- and a move towards polic- Social distancing and masks are Voting will take place at the idents.” find answers proved fu- ing in July. ing alternatives. required and all Town Hall traffic City Hall Annex, 98 Washington During the three-hour- tile as none of the officers That same month, the Earlier this month, Mc- long public comment ses- will be one-way. In-person voting St.; and Salem High School at involved would agree to groups motioned to reacti- Gee said he had already Nov. 3 by casting their ballots 77 Willson St. Salem on Satur- sion hosted over Zoom, dozens of community speak with them, and vate Lynn’s Human Rights begun to talk with local in-person at Lynnfield High School. day and Sunday. members — primarily res- called attempts to speak Commission — which was advocates, public safety of- idents of color — detailed with supervisors a “waste first established in 2012 — ficials, and the city council HOURS of time.” and grant the commission about achieving the goals MARBLEHEAD Monday through Wednesday, 8 their own experiences with police in a series of “Officers are protected. subpoena power and over- outlined in the citizens pe- All voting will take place at Ab- a.m.-to 4 p.m. impassioned personal tes- Even the bad apples are sight of the Lynn Police, as tition. bot Hall, 188 Washington St., Thursday, 8 a.m.-7 p.m. timonies. defended when they abuse well as allow it to oversee Now, city council mem- Friday, 8 a.m.-noon The majority of them the power of their badge,” and approve mandatory bers say the next steps are HOURS Saturday and Sunday, 9 a.m.-2 spoke to the fear that mar- she said. “The police have Diversity, Inclusion, and mostly in McGee’s hands. Monday, Tuesday, Thursday, 9 unions and lawyers mak- Equity (DEI) training for “I will continue to work p.m. ginalized communities of- a.m,-4 p.m. ten feel when approached ing sure their rights are all city employees. with all organizations in- Wednesday, 9 a.m.-5 p.m. by members of law en- protected. Who was there “They feel there’s an is- volved so we can (bring) To register as a mail-in voter to make sure my son’s sue there, that they need racial justice to Lynn,” Friday, 9-11:30 a.m. forcement, and demanded use this form: https://www. a call to action to make po- rights … were not violat- more transparency with Councilor Hogan said. Saturday, noon-4 p.m. sec.state.ma.us/ele/elepdf/ licing in Lynn safer for all. ed? Who protects the com- city government and the “Lynn is an amazing city, “As a mother in this munity when the police police department,” said and I believe we can make To register as a mail-in voter Voter-reg-mail-in.pdf city, I am concerned for fail the community?” Council President Darren positive changes for all.” use this form https://www.sec. state.ma.us/ele/elepdf/Voter- SAUGUS reg-mail-in.pdf Voting will take place at the Sau- Party sends Marblehead High gus Public Library, 295 Central NAHANT St., across from Town Hall. All voting will take place at the HOURS back to remote — for now Town Hall. Monday, 9 a.m.-6 p.m. SCHOOL nouncement,” Buckley and Buckley urged parents pivot quickly to a remote Tuesday through Thursday, 9 HOURS From A1 the committee “weighed or guardians of students model,” he said. “Marble- Monday through Thursday, 8 a.m.-4 p.m. the risks and benefits to who went to the party, head High School families Deanna McMahon, lead a.m.- 4 p.m. Friday, 9 a.m.-noon our students, staff and the or came in contact with will receive a subsequent Saturday, Oct. 17, 8 a.m.-1 nurse for Marblehead community. We also ac- anyone who did, to bring communication (the) ad- Friday, 8 a.m.-12:30 p.m. Public Schools; Town Ad- knowledged that while to- their sons or daughters p.m. ministration regarding Saturday, 2-4 p.m. ministrator Jason Silva; day’s discussion centered for COVID testing and re- schedules and process.” Saturday, Oct. 24, 2-8 p.m. Sunday, noon-2 p.m. School Committee Chair around one house party, quire that they quarantine Buckley said he under- Sarah Gold; Todd Belf- Oct. 24 is the last day to regis- we are aware that this in the next two weeks. The stood the need for young becker, Board of Health ter to vote or make changes to Saturday, October 24 is also is not, in fact, a singular same goes for the families people to be together, and chair; Nan Murphy, as- event. of those who attended the the last day for residents to “as far away from adults voter registration. sistant school superin- “There is a troubling party, he said. as possible.” To register as a mail-in voter use register to vote. tendent; Joan Miller, pattern of behavior in “Since many party at- this form: https://www.sec.state. Marblehead Education play, which can be seen tendees were not able to However, he said, “in To register as a mail-in voter use Association president; across our community. be identified, this is es- choosing to ignore the ma.us/ele/elepdf/Voter-reg- rules set down by the Gov- mail-in.pdf this form: https://www.sec.state. high school principal Dan There were arguments sentially voluntary but Bauer; and high school re- to be made, and were, in strongly encouraged,” he ernor and our community ma.us/ele/elepdf/Voter-reg- source officer Andy Clark. favor of remaining in our said. “If this impacts your in the pandemic, however, Mail ballots or put them in the mail-in.pdf Buckley told parents the current model or pivoting family, please contact your we are not just endanger- secured dropbox in front of group was concerned that to remote learning,” he building principal to ar- ing individuals … we are Town Hall. It is checked three it could not identify specif- said. range remote learning for also potentially harming SWAMPSCOTT ic party attendees. It also Buckley said that while siblings.” the community at large. times a day. Voting will take place at the followed the lead of other he understood that a case Students in the Voice There is a multi-pronged communities — such as could be made for clos- and Bridge programs at effort in place across town Town Hall, 22 Monument Ave. PEABODY Lincoln-Sudbury and Do- ing schools district-wide, the high school should departments, leaders and ver-Sherborn — that han- “the information we have proceed with their in-per- citizens, and we are all All voting will take place at the Saturday, Oct. 17, 9 a.m.-2 p.m. dled similar incidents in about this being specific to son schedules, Buckley working together with dil- Peter A. Torigian Senior Center, Sunday, Oct. 18, 9 a.m.-2 p.m. recent weeks. high school age students said. igence and compliance not Also, he said, the group compels me to focus on The SAT administra- 75R Central St. Monday, Oct. 19, 9 a.m.-8 p.m. only to keep our schools went over Gov. Baker’s moving only MHS to re- tion scheduled for Satur- open but to keep our busi- Tuesday, Oct. 20, 9 a.m.-4 p.m. COVID-19 gathering lim- HOURS mote learning at this time. day, Nov. 7 will continue, nesses and restaurants Wednesday, Oct. 21, 9 a.m.-8 its, which stipulate that “If there are no cases Buckley said, provided Sunday through Saturday: 9 open as well. This isn’t indoor gatherings be lim- identified (for now until the district can proceed a.m.-to 3 p.m. p.m. just a school conversation. Thursday, Oct. 22, 9 a.m.-4 p.m. ited to 25 people and out- Nov. 6), then hybrid high according to the published door gatherings at private school may restart on Nov. community standards. This is a community con- To register as a mail-in voter use Friday, Oct. 23, 8 a.m.-12 p.m. residences be limited to 9,” he wrote. “If we iden- “We started with remote versation. And the bottom this form: https://www.sec.state. Saturday, Oct. 24, 9 a.m.-2 50. tify COVID cases during learning in Marblehead line is that what we don’t know about this situation ma.us/ele/elepdf/Voter-reg- p.m. In making what he this time we may need to so that, in the event of an absolutely can hurt us.” mail-in.pdf Sunday, Oct. 25, 9 a.m.-2 p.m. termed a “frustrating an- reassess.” episode like this, we could Monday, Oct. 26, 9 a.m-4 p.m. Voters may also drop off their Tuesday, Oct. 27, 9 a.m.-8 p.m. LAW OFFICES OF JAMES J. CARRIGAN ballots in person at City Hall in Wednesday, Oct. 28, 9 a.m. to Lynn Drug Task Force 781-477-4444 4 p.m. • Social Security Disability the ballot box located at the • Workers Compensation handicapped-accessible. 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E¤¥¤ M. G DIRECTORS President and Publisher We need that stimulus bill Edward L. Cahill M¦Ÿ H. SŸŸ Chief Executive O cer John M. Gilberg Edward M. Grant There’s no escaping the E C J. SŸ E. K¡ hanced unemployment has pushed Trump not to Advertising Director News Director Gordon R. Hall fact that politics weigh benefits could spell trouble make a preelection deal, 110 Munroe St. W J. K TŸ  J ¡¢ Monica Connell Healey heavily on the negoti- for the economy, Andrew warning that it would in- 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 ations between House Kositkun of City National terfere with the Senate’s Chief Operating O cer Chairman Community Relations Director Speaker Nancy Pelosi Bank wrote in a note to in- ability to confirm Judge Customer Service (D-Calif.) and the Trump vestors Wednesday. Amy Coney Barrett to the Monday - Friday, 8 a.m. - 5 p.m. PUBLISHERS administration over a new “Absent a new fiscal Supreme Court. Horace N. Hastings, 1877-1904 coronavirus relief bill. For his part, Trump has Connecting Charles H. Hastings and Wilmot R. Hastings, 1904-1922 stimulus package, re- Charles H. Hastings, 1922-1940 But there’s also no es- tail sales and the greater been a singularly unre- All Departments: Ernest W. Lawson, 1940-1960 caping the fact that the economy should face grow- liable negotiator. After 781-593-7700 Charles H. Gamage and Peter Gamage, 1960-1982 Peter Gamage, 1982-1991 economy’s recovery from ing headwinds,” Kositkun unilaterally ending stim- Ext. 2 Peter H. Gamage, 1991-1996 the pandemic-induced wrote. Among the prob- ulus negotiations on Oct. Brian C. šayer, 1996-1999 recession has slowed. No 6, he has since pushed Classifi ed/Legal Advertising Bernard W. Frazier Jr., 1999-2005 lems, he said, is the ris- classi [email protected] Peter H. Gamage, 2005-2014 matter who you think ing number of COVID-19 for a package that spends $1.8 trillion or more. Still, Subscriptions John S. Moran, Executive Editor, 1975-1990 would be helped political- cases, whose effect on the ly if Congress passed an- economy will be neutral his eagerness for a deal [email protected] other stimulus bill, there at best. “This underscores will help. Pelosi has said Circulation are tens of millions of the need for fiscal action,” significant differences [email protected] Americans who need to be he added, meaning more remain over issues such Ext. 3 helped financially. stimulus spending by Con- as aid to state and local governments and liability Newsroom The need extends be- gress. [email protected] yond the 12.6 million The holdup in approving protections for businesses, [email protected] Americans that the Bu- more spending has long but that the talks with the Ext. 4 reau of Labor Statistics been the yawning chasm White House have pro- READERS’ FORUM counted as unemployed in between what the Dem- gressed. Sports September (a number that ocratic-controlled House Of course, a House- [email protected] excludes nearly 2 million wanted (it approved a $3 White House deal is no Ext. 5 Some words in defense adults who have given up trillion stimulus bill in guarantee that the Sen- Retail and Online looking for work). It’s ev- mid-May, then passed a ate will pass it. That will be a test of Trump’s sway Advertising of Lane Forman ery worker and business pared-back, $2.2 trillion [email protected] that depends on consumer proposal at the beginning over the chamber’s Repub- ADVERTISING Gayla Cawley’s Oct. 15 front page Item sto- spending, which is threat- of this month) and what licans, who didn’t support ry, “Baker intruder has lengthy record” says ened by shrinking person- Senate Republicans were even a $1 trillion proposal Ernie Carpenter Jr. that Lane Forman was “accused of breaking al incomes. willing to consider (they cobbled together by GOP Director of Advertising leaders earlier this year. and Business Development, ext. 1355 into Gov. Charlie Baker’s Swampscott home.” Consumer spending has tried to push through [email protected] The same article presents the police report rebounded to the point a $500 billion proposal It’s easy to imagine them filibustering a plan to that confirms that Forman “entered by an where it’s a little higher Wednesday, only to be Ralph Mitchell now than it was just before spend twice that amount, Sales Representative, ext. 1313 unlocked exterior door which is an interior blocked by Senate Demo- [email protected] the COVID-19 pandem- crats). So, impasse. no matter what Trump entry leading to the kitchen.” Entering by wants. an unlocked door is not a break-in. The police ic hit the United States. But there’s another po- Eric Rondeau But spending growth has litical dimension too. Some But again, that shouldn’t Sales Representative, ext. 1280 report continues to explain that once inside be the consideration here. [email protected] slowed considerably since GOP critics suggest that the unlocked empty outer room, Lane left a If ever there was a time the summer — affected, Democrats in general, and Patricia Whalen yellow envelope addressed to Gov. Baker and to borrow money for the no doubt, by the reduction Pelosi in particular, may Sales Representative, ext. 1310 then exited the home. sake of helping struggling [email protected] in money pumped in by be unwilling to compro- It would appear then that there was no Americans and boosting Washington. The federal mise because they don’t BUSINESS OFFICE criminal act committed in the entry and no growth, it’s now, when the government stopped pro- want to hand a victory to criminal intent either, since all the intruder interest rate on 30-year Susan J. Conti viding an extra $600 per President Trump shortly Controller, ext. 1288 Treasury notes is far less did was to drop a yellow envelope addressed week in unemployment at before the election. Pelosi [email protected] than the projected growth to the governor on the floor of the unlocked the end of July; President has dismissed that argu- rate of the U.S. economy Ted Grant outer chamber and then leave. Donald Trump temporari- ment, but she has stuck to in the coming years. The Publisher, ext. 1234 I use the hostile word “intruder” awkward- ly offered $300 a week in her guns on a number of [email protected] ly and loosely for lack of a better word and needs are great today, and extra benefits, but only disputed issues, including Marian Kinney only because of the technicality that Forman they’re likely to get great- through early September the need for a big, com- er in the months ahead ext. 1212 entered the unlocked outer chamber without [email protected] (although claims were de- prehensive package of re- without action now. being first invited to enter. Actually the fact layed in many states and sponses to the pandemic. Will Kraft that no one was there at the door and that he may still be paid retroac- Meanwhile, Senate Ma- Jon Healey is the Los An- Chief Financial Of cer, ext. 1296 therefore could not be invited inside, speaks tively). jority Leader Mitch Mc- geles Times’ deputy edito- [email protected] favorably of Lane because it suggests that he The end of all the en- Connell (R-Ky.) reportedly rial page editor. Paula Villacreses did not intend to meet or engage with anyone A/R Specialist, ext. 1205 – only to drop off his letter for Gov. Baker and [email protected] leave. Mike Shanahan I would go much further than to say that Chief Executive Of cer, ext. 1956 Forman cannot be found guilty beyond a rea- [email protected] sonable doubt but to say that his story and Carolina Trujillo his innocence of any criminal act checks out Community Relations Director, ext. 1226 beyond a reasonable doubt. [email protected] Admittedly, I would not, under ordinary cir- Jim Wilson cumstances, dare to invite myself into Char- Chief Operating Of cer, ext. 1200 lie Baker’s house to drop off a letter I wanted [email protected] him to read. However, I can’t help but empa- CIRCULATION thize with Lane Forman’s extreme personal Lisa Mahmoud duress and emotional anxiety compelling him Manager, ext. 1239 to, using the best of his ability, try to com- [email protected] municate to the governor what he perceived as the inexcusably-negligent patient care of a CUSTOMER SERVICE nursing home. La’ Mosha Ball Even if there was a police guard in front of Customer Service, ext. 1276 [email protected] the governor’s house, it is not the same as a “No trespassing - violators will be prosecut- GRAPHICS ed” sign. Lane did not try to push past a po- Trevor Andreozzi liceman or barricade or resist or confront any Designer police to enter the governor’s house. EDITORIAL [email protected] There may be a policeman in a bank but Mark Sutherland that does not restrict people from entering Creative Director, ext. 1330 the bank to do business. There may be many [email protected] policemen outside a vandalized house of wor- Make America great again: NEWSROOM ship but that does not restrict worshippers Mike Alongi from off the street from entering to pray. Sports Editor, ext. 1228 The newspaper report did not say that any- Joe Biden for President [email protected] one reported any indication that Mr. Forman BIDEN Elyse Carmosino Reporter, ext. 1264 was trying to “sneak” past the police. And From A1 the police did in fact see everything from the [email protected] driving into the driveway to entering and He wants to end America’s Gayla Cawley driving away from the house. So they know opioid crisis, gun violence, Reporter, ext. 1236 everything that happened. disability inequality; and [email protected] Forman claimed that he and his family were to combat climate change. Cheryl Charles good long-time, personal friends with Baker. I He has chosen in Sen- News Editor, ext. 1278 [email protected] give a lot of credit to Gayla Cawley for check- ator Kamala Harris a ing this out instead of simply dismissing it as qualified vice-presidential Olivia Falcigno meaningless bragging. candidate who would be Photographer, ext.1224 capable of assuming the [email protected] Cawley wrote: presidency. “Representatives from the governor’s offic- Spenser Hasak Biden describes his cam- Photographer, ext. 1332 es did not respond to a request for comment paign for the presidency [email protected] about whether the incident has impacted as “a battle for the soul of security at Baker’s home and a state police Thor Jourgensen the nation.” The promise Editorial Page Editor, ext. 1267 spokesman declined comment.” of freedom and opportuni- [email protected] I’m reminded of a poem I read in a college ty defines America’s soul. Daniel Kane sociology book: “I patrol the prison corridors We believe Biden is the Sports Reporter, ext. 1228 and what do I see. Lots of poor bums doing candidate best equipped [email protected] time while the real crooks roam free”. to preserve American PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS Steve Krause Lane Forman may have achieved some suc- freedom and cultivate the News Director, ext. 1229 cess. He has brought publicity to his anxiety opportunities this nation Joe Biden describes his candidacy as “a battle [email protected] over the circumstances of his mother’s death has offered generations. for the soul of the nation.” Biden understands Guthrie Scrimgeour in a nursing home. Reporter, ext. 1222 I do hope to read a Item story focusing on that America united is political opponents can that repels and cages im- [email protected] stronger than America Lane Forman’s claims about his mother. It disagree without being migrants. divided. He has made Anne Marie Tobin would be a great human interest story. enemies. He knows that The United States needs Assignment Editor, ext. 1307 clear we do not have to to “make America great leadership. We currently [email protected] Hersh Goldman choose between law and Swampscott again” doesn’t mean have none. Therefore, the order and racial justice. making it a pariah on the clear choice for president TECHNOLOGY He understands that world stage or a nation is Joe Biden. Tim Noyes Director ext. 1247 TO SUBMIT YOUR LETTERS, PLEASE MAIL TO THE DAILY ITEM, P.O. BOX 5, LYNN, MA 01903 OR EMAIL TO [email protected] [email protected] MONDAY, OCTOBER 26, 2020 THE DAILY ITEM A5 Community Calendar Monday, Oct. 26 - Sunday, Oct. 14

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The (Virtual) Yoga Expe- Municipal website calendar for log- 7 a.m. Leaves must be on Early voting at Nahant Park, Tuesday, 3:30-5 p.m. rience hosted by the Sau- Board of Assessors on information, 7:30 p.m. the curb by 7 a.m. Town Hall. 8-12:30 p.m. through Nov. 3 gus Public Library. 6:30- (Zoom) 3 p.m. Fear and anxiety spike in virus hot spots across U.S. By Holly Ramer and Adrian Sainz ASSOCIATED PRESS Dodeye Ewa, Preslie Paur breaks 16, studies at down in tears when she thinks of her state’s refus- the family li- al to mandate face masks. brary in Cala- The South Salt Lake bar, Nigeria. City, Utah, woman can’t work at her special edu- FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS cation job due to an au- toimmune disease. Her husband, also a special ed teacher, recently quit Foreign students show less zeal because his school district would not allow him to PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS for U.S. since Trump took over work remotely to protect her and their 5-year-old Salt Lake County Health Department pub- By Sophia Tareen watched or interpreted Trump has arguably son, who has asthma. lic health nurse Lee Cherie Booth performs a ASSOCIATED PRESS around the world,” said changed the immigration “I feel forgotten,” Paur coronavirus test outside the Salt Lake County Cramb, who leads the Il- system more than any said. “We’re living in a Health Department. CHICAGO — On a re- linois Institute of Technol- U.S. president, thrilling world we no longer fit in. cruiting trip to India’s tech ogy, where international supporters with a nation- We did everything right. “we’re not going to control and Saturday. hub of Bangalore, Alan scholars have been half alist message and infuri- We went to college, we got the pandemic.” Asked why, Data from Johns Hop- Cramb, the president of a the student body. ating critics who call the jobs, we tried to give back he said it’s “because it is a kins University shows reputable Chicago univer- America was considered approach to his signature to our community, and contagious virus just like that 83,718 new cases sity, answered questions the premier destination issue insular, xenophobic now our community is not the flu.” were reported Saturday, not just about dorms or for international students, and even racist. Before the giving back to us. And I’m Vice President Mike just shy of the 83,757 in- tuition but also American with the promise of top- election, The Associated very scared.” Pence will continue cam- fections reported Friday. work visas. notch universities and Press is examining some As President Donald paigning despite his chief Before that, the most cas- The session with par- unrivaled job opportuni- of his immigration poli- Trump barnstorms the of staff testing positive for es reported in the United ents fell in the chaotic first ties. Yet, 2016 marked the cies, including restrictions swing states, often down- COVID-19. His office said States on a single day had months of Donald Trump’s start of a steep decline of on international students. playing the coronavirus Pence and his wife both been 77,362, on July 16. presidency. After an inau- new enrollees, something For colleges that fear pandemic before largely tested negative for the vi- The Institute for Health gural address proclaiming expected to continue with dwindling tuition and com- unmasked crowds, the na- rus Sunday. Metrics and Evaluation at “America first,” two travel fresh rules limiting stu- panies that worry about los- tion continues to lurch to- About half of U.S. states the University of Washing- bans, a suspended refugee dent visas, competition ing talent, the broader im- ward what his opponent Joe have seen their highest ton, which federal health program and hints at re- from other countries and pact is harder to quantify: Biden, citing health experts, daily infection numbers so officials have used as a stricting skilled worker vi- a haphazard coronavirus America seemingly losing warned will be a “dark win- far at some point in Octo- source for their pandem- sas widely used by Indians, response. The effect on the its luster on a global stage. ter” of disease and death. ber, and the country as a ic projections, currently parents doubted their chil- workforce will be consid- “It’s not as attractive as White House Chief of whole came very close to forecasts that the U.S. dren’s futures in the U.S. erable, experts predict, no it once was,” said Dodeye Staff Mark Meadows told back-to-back record daily COVID-19 death toll could “Nothing is happen- matter the outcome of No- Ewa, who’s finishing high CNN on Sunday that infection rates on Friday exceed 318,000 by Jan. 1. ing here that isn’t being vember’s election. school in Calabar, Nigeria. Black contractor braves threats in removing Richmond statues

By Sarah Rankin Rodney Henry. up from a crew member ASSOCIATED PRESS Success came at some at McDonald’s to the op- cost. Devon Henry faced erator of five stores. He, RICHMOND, Va. — Dev- death threats, ques- his college sweetheart and on Henry paced in nervous tions about the prices he their two kids live in sub- anticipation, because this charged, allegations of urban Richmond. was a project like nothing cronyism over past politi- Records show his New- he’d ever done. He wore cal donations to the city’s port News-based Team the usual hard hat — and mayor and an inquiry by a Henry Enterprises has a bulletproof vest. special prosecutor. But he won more than $100 mil- An accomplished Black has no regrets. lion in federal contracts in businessman, Henry took “I feel a great deal of the past decade. The com- on a job the city says oth- conviction in what we pany has handled projects ers were unwilling to do: did and how it was done,” ranging from invasive lead contractor for the Henry, 43, told The Associ- species removal to crane now-completed removal of ated Press in the only in- services for the U.S. Army 14 pieces of Confederate terview he has given. to general construction. statuary that dotted Vir- As recently as a few Team Henry was the gen- ginia’s capital city. There years ago, the removal of eral contractor on the re- was angry opposition, and Richmond’s collection of cently completed Memori- fear for the safety of all in- Confederate monuments al to Enslaved Laborers at volved. seemed nearly impossible, the University of Virginia. But when a crane final- even as other tributes to FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS He serves on several ly plucked the equestrian rebel leaders around the boards, including those of a statue of Gen. Stonewall U.S. started falling. Workers preparing to remove the statue of Confederate General Stone- bank and a health system Jackson off the enormous It was a particularly wall Jackson from its pedestal on Monument Avenue in Richmond, Va. foundation, and is a mem- pedestal where it had charged issue in a histor- ber of the Board of Visitors towered over this former ic city with a central role death of George Floyd in Stoney, who is Black and lives on the line, he put his at his alma mater, Norfolk capital of the Confederacy in the Civil War. And the police custody, which ig- has also faced backlash to business on the line. And State University, where he for more than a century, statues, especially along nited a wave of Confeder- his role in the monument we removed those monu- endowed a scholarship. church bells chimed, thun- historic Monument Ave- ate monument removals. removals, including rac- ments,” the mayor said. Henry said the city’s De- der clapped and the crowd nue, were breathtaking in Richmond Mayor Levar ist and threatening voice- The man who oversaw partment of Public Works erupted in cheers. size and valued for their Stoney and the city coun- mails, said in a debate in the statue removals is a asked him in mid-June if Henry’s brother grabbed artistic quality, draw- cil committed to removing early October that “what Virginia native with an he would be interested in him, and they jumped up ing visitors like Winston the statues, something we did was legal, it was ap- easy laugh and warm the statue project. A con- and down. He saw others Churchill and Dwight Ei- the Democrat-led General propriate, and it was right.” smile, the son of a single tractor who turned the crying in the pouring rain. senhower. Assembly had authorized Henry “put his life on mother who had him at city down gave them his “You did it, man,” said The tide turned after the earlier in the year. the line, put his family’s 16 and worked her way name, he said. A6 THE DAILY ITEM MONDAY, OCTOBER 26, 2020 POLICE/FIRE

All address information, particu- 125R Pleasant St. at 9:51 Fire set in Boston ballot drop larly arrests, reflect police records. a.m. Saturday; and on 42 W. In the event of a perceived inac- Baltimore St. at 10:21 a.m. curacy, it is the sole responsibility Saturday. box; FBI asked to probe of the concerned party to contact NAHANT the relevant police department and By Alanna way and released surveil- have the department issue a no- Complaints Durkin Richer lance images of a person tice of correction to the Daily Item. ASSOCIATED PRESS near the ballot box at that time, urging the public to Corrections or clarifications will not An unknown caller report- A fire was set Sunday in be made without express notice of ed at 11:27 p.m. Friday that help identify the individual. a Boston ballot drop box Officers called to the change from the arresting police there was a large gathering of holding more than 120 scene saw smoke coming more than 25 people being ballots in what appears to department. out of the box before fire- loud on Lennox Road. A dis- have been a “deliberate at- fighters managed to extin- patched officer reported that tack,” Massachusetts elec- LYNN guish the fire by filling the there were 10 people at the tion officials said. box with water, police said. gathering and that the mu- The state has asked the Arrests There were 122 ballots sic had already been turned FBI to investigate the fire inside the box when it was Victor Alicea, 50, was ar- down. that was set around 4 a.m. emptied Sunday morn- rested at 8:31 p.m. Saturday A woman called the sta- in a ballot drop box outside ing, and 87 of them were on charges of assault with a tion at 7:04 p.m. Thursday the Boston Public Library dangerous weapon, assault to report she heard what downtown, Massachusetts still legible and able to and battery, and drug pos- she thought may have been Secretary of the Common- be processed, Galvin’s of- session. gunshots on the ocean off of wealth William Galvin’s fice said. The box had last Joseph Dipietro of 509 Gardener Road. An officer had office said. been emptied around 2:30 Maple St. Danvers, was ar- heard the noise and informed In a joint statement, p.m. on Saturday. rested at 7:29 p.m. Saturday the caller that it was fireworks. Galvin and Boston May- Voters can go online to on charges of breaking and or Marty Walsh called it see whether their ballot entering, and possession of a Animal Control a “disgrace to democracy, was processed. Those who burglarious instrument. a disrespect to the voters used that dropbox be- Wetsny Louicius, of 74 An unknown caller reported fulfilling their civic duty, tween Saturday afternoon South Elm St. Lynn was ar- at 6:58 p.m. Friday that she and a crime.” and 4 a.m. Sunday and rested at 1:16 p.m. Friday on found a large black dog at “Our first and foremost can’t confirm the status of charges of assault with a dan- Forty Steps beach. The owner priority is maintaining their ballot online should gerous weapon and assault was contacted. the integrity of our elec- contact the Boston Elec- and battery. tions process and ensur- tions Department imme- Robert Standish, 49, of 56 Downed Wires ing transparency and diately, officials said. trust with our voters, and Voters whose ballots were Murray St. Lynn was arrested Police received a report of at 11:16 a.m. Saturday on any effort to undermine or affected can either vote in downed wires on Wilson Road charges of speeding and driv- tamper with that process person or by a replacement at 3:20 p.m. Friday. ing with a suspended license. must be prosecuted to the ballot that will be mailed Julio Vasquez, 42, of 87 fullest extent of the law,” to them, officials said. If Ashland St. Lynn was arrest- Fraud they said in the emailed those voters don’t submit a ed at 11:43 p.m. Saturday on Police received a call at statement. “We ask voters new ballot, “their original charges of operating under 1:43 p.m. Friday from a man not to be intimidated by ballot will be hand-count- ed to the extent possible,” the influence and operating who stated he was notified by this bad act, and remain PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS a motor vehicle without a li- committed to making Galvin’s office said. his employer that unemploy- This surveillance image provided by the Bos- cense. ment benefits were filed on their voices heard in this An email seeking com- ton Police Department shows a man approach- his behalf. The man was ad- and every election.” ment on whether the FBI ing a ballot drop box outside the Boston Public Accidents vised this is a newly common Boston Police said an ar- is investigating was sent to son investigation is under- an agency spokesperson. Library, early Sunday, in downtown Boston. A report of a motor vehicle fraud and was instructed on accident on 575 Lynnfield St. how to proceed. at 2:25 p.m. Friday; on Bos- Police received a walk-in ton and Cottage Streets at report at 10:10 a.m. Friday Election could stoke U.S. 3:21 p.m. Friday; at Chestnut from a woman who reported and Union Streets at 2 p.m. she was notified by her em- Saturday; at 500 Lynnfield ployer that unemployment marijuana market, sway Congress St. at 5:49 p.m. Saturday; benefits were filed on her be- at 813 Western Ave. at 6:48 half. The woman was instruct- ed on how to proceed. By Michael R. Blood p.m. Saturday; at 91 Grant St. ASSOCIATED PRESS at 11:08 p.m. Saturday; and at Fauci’s Pizza, 17 Lynnfield MARBLEHEAD Voters in four states St. at 1:49 a.m. Saturday. from different regions of Fraud the country could embrace Theft/Larceny broad legal marijuana A report of unemployment sales on Election Day, and A report of motor vehicle claim fraud at 10:21 a.m. Fri- a sweep would highlight theft at 15 Fortesque Ter. at day; at 10:22 a.m. Friday; at how public acceptance of 12:55 p.m. Friday. 11:53 a.m. Friday; at 12:12 cannabis is cutting across A report of larceny at 63 p.m. Friday; at 12:21 p.m. Cliff St. at 2:54 p.m. Friday; geography, demographics Friday; at 12:23 p.m. Friday; and the nation’s deep po- at 333 Chestnut St. at 4:08 at 12:40 p.m. Friday; at 1:20 p.m. Friday; at 107 Alley St. litical divide. p.m. Friday; at 2:16 p.m. Fri- The Nov. 3 contests at 1:41 p.m. Saturday; at 10 day; at 3:28 p.m. Friday; at Neptune St. at 3:07 p.m. Sat- in New Jersey, Arizona, 5:56 p.m. Friday; at 11:09 South Dakota and Mon- urday; and at 43 State St. at a.m. Saturday; at 11:57 a.m. 12:54 a.m. Sunday. tana will shape policies in Saturday; at 2:01 p.m. Satur- those states while the bat- day; at 3:06 p.m. Saturday; at Drugs tle for control of Congress 3:18 p.m. Saturday; at 3:28 and the White House A report of an overdose on p.m. Saturday; could determine whether Joyce Street at 5:08 p.m. Fri- marijuana remains illegal PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS Other day; and on 16 Brookline St. at the federal level. Jonathan Hunt, vice president of Monarch America, Inc., shows a marijua- at 5:43 p.m. Friday. A report of illegal dump- Already, most Americans na plant while giving a tour of the Flandreau Santee Sioux Tribe’s marijua- ing in a dumpster at 1:21 live in states where mari- na growing facility, in Flandreau, S.D. Violence p.m. Friday. The incident was juana is legal in some form and 11 now have fully legal- A report of an assault on caught on video. election “monumental” for In Colorado, one sup- in the same class as heroin A large party was reported ized the drug for adults — the future of marijuana. porter of legal cannabis or LSD. That has discour- 526 Western Ave. at 8:05 Alaska, California, Oregon, in a backyard on Rockaway New Jersey, in particu- could lose his seat. Repub- aged major banks from do- p.m. Friday. Washington, Nevada, Col- A report of a fight in the Avenue at 9 p.m. Friday. Po- lar, could prove a linchpin lican Sen. Cory Gardner, ing business with marijua- orado, Michigan, Illinois, in the populous North- who is struggling in an yard at 29 Cherry St. at 9:29 lice arrived on the scene and na businesses, which also Massachusetts, Maine, and east, leading New York increasingly Democratic p.m. Friday; in front of 29 reported that about 40 kids were left out in the corona- scattered. Vermont. It’s also legal in and Pennsylvania toward state where some in the Cherry St. at 9:44 p.m. Friday. Washington, D.C. virus relief packages. A report of assault and bat- broad legalization, he said. industry have lost faith In conservative Missis- “Change doesn’t come tery at 534 Essex St. at 7:42 Accidents “It’s laying out a domi- in his ability to get things sippi, voters will consider p.m. Saturday. no effect ... that’s going to done in Washington. from Washington, but to A report of a motor vehicle competing ballot propos- unlock the largest area of Despite the spread of le- Washington,” said Steve crash involving a 2013 Lexus als that would legalize me- population behind the West galization in states and a Hawkins, executive direc- Breaking and Entering dicinal marijuana, which and a 2012 Jeep on Atlantic Coast,” Kovacevich said. largely hands-off approach tor of the Marijuana Policy is allowed in 33 states. The cannabis initiatives under President Don- A report of breaking and Ave. at 11:29 a.m. Friday; a Project. “States are sending entering at 9 Beede Ave. at crash involving a 2015 Lex- Nick Kovacevich, CEO of will draw voters to the ald Trump, the Republi- a clear message to the fed- 4:02 p.m. Friday; on 125R us and a 2014 Ford on Elm KushCo Holdings, which polls who could influence can-controlled Senate has Pleasant St. at 5:07 p.m. St. and Mugford St. at 12:29 supplies packaging, vape other races, including the blocked cannabis reform, eral government that their Friday; in a motor vehicle at p.m. Friday; hardware and solvents tight U.S. Senate battle in so under federal law mar- constituencies want to see for the industry, called the Arizona. ijuana remains illegal and cannabis legalization.” GOP slowly gaining as early vote total surpasses 2016

By Nicholas Riccardi cast through the mail or which candidate voters In Nevada, where Dem- and Angeliki at in-person early voting support. Most GOP voters ocrats usually dominate Kastanis sites in 2016. are expected to vote on in-person early voting but ASSOCIATED PRESS Democrats have contin- Election Day. the state decided to send a ued to dominate the initial Analysts said the still mail ballot to every voter With nine days before balloting, but Republicans sizable Democratic turn- this year, the GOP has a Election Day, more people out puts extra pressure on 42,600 voter edge in-per- already have cast ballots are narrowing the gap. in this year’s presiden- GOP voters have begun to the Republican Party to son while Democrats have tial election than voted show up as early in-person push its voters out in the an 97,500 advantage in early or absentee in the voting, a sign that many final week and, especially, mail ballots. 2016 race as the start of heeded President Donald on Nov. 3. That’s especially “At some point, Repub- in-person early voting in Trump’s unfounded warn- clear in closely contested licans have to vote,” said big states led to a surge in ings about mail-voting states such as Florida, Ne- Michael McDonald, a Uni- turnout in recent days. fraud. vada and North Carolina. versity of Florida political The opening of early vot- On Oct. 15, Democrats “This is a glass half-full, scientist who tracks early ing locations in Florida, registrants cast 51% of glass half-empty situa- voting on ElectProject.org. Texas and elsewhere has all ballots reported, com- tion,” said John Couvillon, “You can’t force everyone piled millions of new votes pared with 25% from Re- a Republican pollster who through a vote center on on top of the mail ballots publicans. On Sunday, tracks early voting close- Election Day. Are you go- arriving at election offic- Democrats had a slightly ly. “They’re showing up ing to expect all those Re- PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS es as voters try to avoid smaller lead, 51% to 31%. more,” he added, but “Re- publicans to stand in line crowded places on Nov. The early vote totals, publicans need to rapidly for eight hours?” Supporters of restoring Florida felons’ voting 3 during the coronavirus reported by state and lo- narrow that gap.” Campaigns typically rights march to an early voting precinct, Satur- pandemic. cal election officials and In Florida, for example, push their voters to cast day, in Fort Lauderdale, Fla. The result is a total of tracked by the AP, are Democrats have outvoted ballots early so they can 58.6 million ballots cast an imperfect indicator of Republicans by a 596,000 focus scarce resources usually saves them money would likely want — and so far, more than the 58 which party may be lead- margin by mail, while chasing more marginal on mailers and digital ads minimizes the impact of million that The Associat- ing. The data only shows Republicans only have a voters as the days tick — something the cash- late surprises that could ed Press logged as being party registration, not 230,000 edge in person. down to Election Day. That strapped Trump campaign change the race. MONDAY, OCTOBER 26, 2020 THE DAILY ITEM A7

For transgender activists, Rhode Island Democrat Speaker of the election stokes hopes and fears House Nicholas Mattiello By David Crary gavels open a ASSOCIATED PRESS late afternoon Among transgender-rights session of the activists, there’s a power- legislature at ful mix of hope and fear the State House heading toward the Nov. in Providence, 3 election. They’re yearn- R.I. ing for President Donald Trump’s defeat but dread- FILE PHOTO | ing the possibility that his ASSOCIATED PRESS administration might win four more years and con- tinue targeting them with RI’s House speaker in tight hostile policies. “The stakes are extreme- ly high,” said Shannon race in pro-Trump district Minter, a transgender at- torney with the National By William J. Kole Frias by just 329 votes. Earlier this year, 57-year- Center for Lesbian Rights. ASSOCIATED PRESS Across the U.S., top state old Mattiello himself was “It seems clear that Pres- legislative leaders from the subject of a grand jury ident Trump intends to CRANSTON, R.I. — both parties are in simi- investigation into why he use the full power of the FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS Could a big political upset larly hot races as they face ordered an unauthorized presidency and the ex- Transgender activist Sarah McBride, who potentially be brewing in a polarized and energized audit of the Rhode Island the littlest state? ecutive branch to inflict hopes to win a seat in the Delaware Senate, electorate: Convention Center Au- Democratic House maximum damage on the campaigns at the Claymont Boys & Girls Club — Indiana’s newly mint- thority. Speaker Nicholas Mattiel- transgender community.” in Claymont, Del. ed Republican House He was accused of using Among the administra- lo — one of Rhode Island’s speaker is in a tight race the audit as retaliation for most powerful politicians tion’s moves that have olence directed at trans- ocratic primary in her in suburban Indianapolis, disciplinary action against — is in a tight race as he been decried by activists: gender people. Wilmington-area district in an area that’s transi- one of his campaign do- campaigns to hang on to — A near-total ban on There have been at least and is a favorite to become tioned from dependably nors, the convention cen- his legislative seat in a military service by trans- 33 violent deaths of trans- the first trans member of red to purple. Todd Hus- ter’s director of security, district that backed Don- gender people. gender or gender noncon- any state Senate in the ton took over in March who was put on leave. ald Trump for president in — Support from admin- forming people this year nation. from longtime speaker Mattiello and Senate 2016. istration attorneys for ef- in the U.S., according to McBride has long-stand- Brian Bosma. President Dominick Rug- Mattiello, who has been forts to prevent transgen- the Human Rights Cam- ing ties to Delaware’s — In Nevada, Senate gerio, also a Democrat, tied to several scandals, der girls from competing paign, a national LGBTQ- best-known political fami- Majority Leader Nicole spent more than $630,000 in Idaho K-12 girls’ sports rights organization. That’s ly. She worked on the late faces a spirited challenge Cannizzaro, a Democrat, in campaign funds on food, and university women the highest yearly total Beau Biden’s campaigns from Barbara Ann Fen- is fighting to retain what’s beverages and meals since sports and from doing so since the group began for state attorney gener- ton-Fung, a Republican become a battleground they moved into leader- in Connecticut high school tracking transgender kill- al, and Beau’s father, Joe activist and the wife of seat in Las Vegas. Canniz- ship positions, The Pub- girls’ sports. ings in 2013. Biden, wrote the foreword popular Cranston mayor zaro, a district attorney, lic’s Radio reported last — A move to end health- The run-up to the elec- to her memoir. and two-time GOP guber- has seen support from law winter. care protections for trans tion has been a mix of “I am very aware of the natorial candidate Allan enforcement groups and Mattiello, an attorney people provided by Afford- excitement and apprehen- stark contrast between Fung. police unions flip to her and a conservative Dem- able Care Act. sion for trans activist Sar- the president we could Rhode Island is one Republican opponent after ocrat, has been House — Moves to eliminate ah McBride, who has been have (Biden) and the of the bluest of Ameri- criminal justice reforms speaker since 2014 and anti-discrimination pro- a spokeswoman for the president we now have,” ca’s blue states, with an were enacted. has represented the dis- tections for trans people in Human Rights Campaign McBride said. “There has all-Democratic congres- — In Georgia, Democrat- trict since 2007. homeless shelters and for for several years and is never been a moment in sional delegation, a Demo- ic House Minority Leader In a commentary for The trans students in schools. now running for a seat in the fight for trans equality cratic governor and a state Bob Trammell survived a Providence Journal, Mat- Adding to activists’ anx- the Delaware Senate. with such potential and at assembly in firm Demo- primary scare and now fac- tiello said his top priorities iety is the continuing vi- She easily won the Dem- the same time such risk.” cratic hands. es a tough challenge from are phasing out the state’s But pockets of the Republican David Jenkins automobile tax by 2022, state tilt decidedly con- in his district southeast of cutting taxes to stimulate Health experts question Pence servative, including the Atlanta, which went for job growth and increasing 15th legislative district, Trump in 2016. funding for education. a slice of western Cran- Fenton-Fung, 39, has “As a state represen- campaigning as essential work ston where voters went been calling attention to tative for the past 14 for Trump four years ago the scandals that have years, and since becoming By Marilynn after exposure in case an after backing Barack dogged Mattiello, most speaker in 2014, I am in a Marchione infection is developing, to Obama in 2012. In 2018, recently the money laun- unique position to contin- ASSOCIATED PRESS prevent spreading the vi- Mattiello won reelection dering trial of former cam- ue to deliver on these ini- rus to others. over Republican Steven paign aide Jeffrey Britt. tiatives,” he said. Health policy specialists Pence was holding a ral- questioned White House ly Sunday in North Caroli- SPECIAL SUBSCRIPTION OFFER officials’ claim that federal na, another one in Minne- rules on essential workers sota on Monday and three allow Vice President Mike events in North Carolina Pence to continue to cam- and South Carolina on paign and not quarantine Tuesday. 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WE WANT TO HEAR FROM YOU! TO CONTRIBUTE TO LOOK!, PLEASE EMAIL [email protected] OR MAIL YOUR SUBMISSION TO THE ITEM, P.O. BOX 5, LYNN, MA 01903. Saugus police officer promoted to sergeant By Elyse Carmosino ITEM STAFF SAUGUS — Saugus Police Officer Alexander Klimarchuk, Jr. was pro- moted to sergeant during a special ceremony last week. Klimarchuk, who holds a bachelor of science degree in justice studies from Southern New Hampshire University, has served as a police officer with the Sau- gus Police Department for five years. FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS For the past year, Jeffrey Katzenberg and Meg Whitman at their Klimarchuk has also startup, Quibi, in Los Angeles. worked as the depart- ment’s Juvenile Affairs Detective. In addition, he has more than two Quibi was years of experience with the department as a field training officer. He was supposed to be a sworn into his new role Tuesday. “It’s an honor and a priv- haven for creatives. ilege to promote Sergeant Klimarchuk, and I want to congratulate him and his Then it shut down family,” said Town Man- By Ryan Faughnder who was not authorized to ager Scott Crabtree. “Ser- and Wendy Lee comment publicly. “It’s go- geant Klimarchuk has LOS ANGELES TIMES ing to be luck of the draw.” been an exemplary mem- Officer Alexander Klimarchuk is sworn in during a ceremony in Saugus. Quibi raised $1.75 bil- ber of our public safety LOS ANGELES — As lion for its charge into the department, and I am con- the best of his abilities.” Marine Corps. Course, and he holds his Jeffrey Katzenberg and growing streaming mar- fident that he will excel in Prior to becoming a po- He is a graduate of Mu- MPTC Defense Tactics In- Meg Whitman prepared ket from major Hollywood his new role and continue lice officer, Klimarchuk nicipal Police Training structor Certification with to launch their streaming studios including Walt to serve our town and its served as a platoon ser- Committee (MPTC) Boyl- in-academy training expe- service Quibi, the power- Disney Co. and others residents and visitors to geant in the United States ston 23rd Recruit Officer rience. house executives pitched such as China’s Alibaba it as a happy home for Group, JPMorgan Chase filmmakers to bring their & Co. and Madrone Cap- short-form shows and ital. The major studios movies. The company invested $25 million each ‘Brian’s Song,’ ‘Roots,’ was what every producer with the agreement that wants to see in Hollywood Quibi would buy their pro- — a big-spending new buyer hungry for fresh gramming. Barely more than six ‘Purple Rain’ writer dies at 83 material. Best of all, creators months after its April By Lynn Elber would be able to retain launch, Quibi told inves- AP TELEVISION WRITER tors on Wednesday that is ownership of their proj- LOS ANGELES — Wil- ects, a potentially attrac- will shut down and sell off assets. Though the Holly- liam Blinn, a screenwriter tive deal given the de- for the landmark TV proj- mand for content in the wood-based company had enough money to keep go- ects “Brian’s Song” and streaming era. “Roots” and the Prince “Our deal is one of the ing for longer, Katzenberg decided to pull the plug to film “Purple Rain,” has most attractive deals that died. He was 83. anybody can (get) today,” avoid losing more money Blinn died Thursday of Katzenberg said at a 2018 for investors. natural causes at an as- industry event. “Given how much mon- sisted living community in But after Quibi’s sudden ey they had raised, no one Burbank, California, his collapse, announced this knew the end was quite daughter, Anneliese John- week, showrunners and so near,” said an execu- son, said Saturday. studios are left scram- tive involved in one Quibi He won Emmy and bling to figure out what show who was not autho- to do with the productions rized to comment. “It’s dis- Peabody honors for the they’ve spent months de- appointing.” 1971 TV movie “Brian’s veloping for the platform, The company has $350 Song,” which dramatized which now do not have an million in cash that it will the friendship of Chicago obvious home. distribute to investors, Bears players Brian Picco- News outlets including leaving creatives who’ve lo and Gale Sayers. It was NBC News, Telemundo worked with the service a hit when it aired and is and CBS’ “60 Minutes” to wonder how, when and a enduring favorite with dedicated staff to creating if they’ll get paid. It is sports fans and critics. Quibi’s “daily essentials” also unclear if Quibi will Last month, Hall of programming specifical- be able to sell its content Fame running back Say- library of shows to other ers died at age 77. ly for its unusual “quick FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS bites” format. Fictional companies. Blinn’s work on “Roots,” shows written to fit Qui- Reactions to Quibi’s de- the blockbuster 1977 Screenwriter William Blinn, left, Ed Asner, center, and David Greene bi’s formula will have mise varied widely, rang- miniseries adapted from pose with their Emmy statuettes at the annual Primetime Emmy Awards to be rewritten before ing from sadness for the Alex Haley’s book about presentation in Los Angeles. they can sell to another job losses to come at the his African American an- streamer. Quibi’s movies 200-plus person start- cestors in slavery and to create what really felt “My Favorite Martian.” He Black and white players. — broken into 10-minute up to I-told-you-so’s from freedom, won an Emmy organic and authentic. He went on to create and pro- They drew closer when or less chapters, each with those who’d criticized the and a Humanitas Prize. never acquiesced to the in- duce shows, among them Piccolo was diagnosed a beginning, middle and strategy early on. Still “He was a master of his dustry.” “Starsky & Hutch,” “The with cancer that proved cliffhanger end — will be others called for outsiders art and a gentleman of the Blinn was modest about Rookies” and “Pensacola: terminal in 1970. first order. Rest easy, my even more challenging, if to stop kicking a company his accomplishments and Wings of Gold,” in a career Blinn and Albert Mag- not impossible, to pitch while it’s down. friend,” actor Jim Beaver the accolades he received, that spanned five decades. noli wrote 1984’s “Purple elsewhere. Quibi, if nothing else, (“Deadwood,” “Supernatu- she said, with a “humble, “Brian’s Song,” starring Rain,” which Magnoli di- “If you don’t have was a bold and risky bet ral”) posted on Twitter. grounded view of life” that James Caan as Piccolo high-level talent attached, that people would be will- Johnson described her he imparted to his family. and Billy Dee Williams rected. you’re done, because the ing to pay for short-form father as a “pioneer who A native of Toledo, Ohio, as Sayers, portrayed the Besides his daughter, market is going to be content when they can get went against the grain Blinn’s early TV credits two bonding when they Blinn’s survivors include flooded,” said one produc- it for free via YouTube and and wrote and created included the 1960s shows became roommates on the his son, Chris, and his er with a show at Quibi TikTok. what he felt. ... He wanted “Rawhide,” “Bonnaza” and road, rare at the time for grandchildren. WEATHER LOTTERY

SUN, MOON, TIDES National weather TODAY’S FORECAST MARINE FORECAST Cloudy early with showers E winds 10 to 15 kt with MASS. EVENING: MASS. MID-DAY: Forecast for Sunday, October 25, 2020 for the afternoon hours. gusts up to 20 kt, diminishing Sunday...... 7462 Sunday...... 1078 Sunrise today 7:09 a.m. Bands separate high temperature zones for the day. High 53F. Winds E at 10 to to 5 to 10 kt in the afternoon. Saturday...... 8312 Saturday...... 3810 Sunset today 5:46 p.m. 15 mph. Chance of rain 40 Waves 2 to 4 ft. Patchy fog. Friday...... 3967 Friday...... 0693 H percent. Tonight: SE winds 5 to 10 kt, Sunrise tomorrow 7:10 a.m. Tonight: Cloudy. Low 48F. becoming W after midnight. Yesterday’s payoff: Yesterday’s payoff: High tide today 8:40 p.m. Winds NW at 5 to 10 mph. Waves around 2 ft. Patchy EXACT ORDER EXACT ORDER fog. Patchy drizzle. Vsby 1 to All 4...... $5,579 All 4...... $4,426 Low tide today 2:26 p.m. 3 nm. L First or last 3...... $781 First or last 3...... $620 High tide tomorrow 9:36 p.m. L L Any 2...... $67 Any 2...... $53 Any 1...... $7 Any 1...... $5 ANY ORDER ANY ORDER

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PHOTO | PAULA MULLER Lynn eld’s Ben Sykes scored one goal for the Pioneers in a win over Georgetown Saturday afternoon. Lynn eld boys soccer shuts down Georgetown COURTESY PHOTOS | ST. MARY’S ATHLETICS The Lynn eld boys soc- some positives in that cer team has been a bit hot fact, most notably that his Top: The St. Mary’s girls soccer seniors (from left) Julia Nickolau, Maria Pereira, Eliza Brown, and cold lately, but Satur- team has found a way to Susannah Cornell and Zoe Bozarjian pose with coach Jim Foley (back) following Saturday’s day morning the Pioneers grind out close wins. Senior Day game. turned up the heat with “We had a bit of a lull Bottom: From left, St. Mary’s seniors Eduardo Toranzo, Kevin Espino, Zach Barden and Jackson a 2-0 shutout victory over in our play over the past Nickolau pose with coach Mike D’Agostino prior to Saturday’s Senior Day game. Georgetown on the road. few games, but we were Ben Sykes scored one still able to get wins out goal in the win for Lyn- of it,” said Munroe. “It’s n eld, while Mateusz de nitely a positive that St. Mary’s boys, girls soccer Brezynski had one assist. we’ve found ways to win, “It was nice to get the but I’d much rather see us win, especially since we’ve play better soccer over the been very up-and-down next couple weeks and win teams split results on Senior Day with our play over the past games that way.” few games,” said Lynn- The Pioneers got on the By Mike Alongi dium Saturday morning “These seniors have guys have really shown eld coach Brent Munroe. board in the rst quarter ITEM SPORTS EDITOR to honor its seniors. been huge for us, espe- what great leaders they “There have been times after Georgetown scored During the break be- cially this year under are. I wish them the best when the energy wasn’t PEABODY — The St. tween games, the St. such strange circum- of luck in the future.” an own-goal on a corner Mary’s soccer teams were as high as it should have kick by Lynn eld. After Mary’s boys and girls se- stances,” said St. Mary’s The girls seniors — cap- been, but we still played able to celebrate their se- niors took the eld to be boys soccer coach Mike tain Eliza Brown, captain an indirect kick put the niors over the weekend, well enough to get the win ball on Sykes’ foot, Sykes honored for their contri- D’Agostino. “They’ve giv- Susannah Cornell, cap- out there.” albeit not on their home sent a lofting cross into butions to the program. en me everything they’ve tain Julia Nickolau, Ma- The Pioneers have been eld. With Manning Field Those honored included got for the past four years the box that ricocheted off ria Pereira and Zoe working for wins on their closed to competition due the boys seniors — cap- and I can’t thank them a Georgetown player and Bozarjian — were also way through the season, to COVID-19, the Spar- tain Eduardo Toranzo, enough for it. I couldn’t found the back of the net honored during the cele- pulling off a few close ones tans boys and girls took captain Jackson Nicko- imagine having to go for a 1-0 lead. bration. despite not playing their the eld at rival Bishop lau, Zach Barden and through a season like this best soccer. Munroe sees PIONEERS, B2 Fenwick’s Donaldson Sta- Kevin Espino. as a senior, and these ST. MARY’S, B2

ITEM FILE PHOTO | OLIVIA FALCIGNO Bishop Fenwick goalkeeper Liam Foley recorded his sixth shutout of the season Saturday in a win over Dexter South eld.

PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS After throwing three interceptions, Cam Newton was benched in favor of backup quarterback Fenwick boys soccer Jarrett Stidham in a loss to the San Francisco 49ers Sunday afternoon. grabs win on Senior Day

Cam benched as Patriots get routed by 49ers lone goal for the Crusaders SCHOOL ROUNDUP in the win, while Aidan Dw- By Kyle Hightower mer team. San Francisco Patriots went 5-11. Jarrett Stidham in the By Mike Alongi yer had one assist. Goal- ASSOCIATED PRESS (4-3) has followed back-to- New England was out- fourth quarter. Stidham ITEM SPORTS EDITOR keeper Liam Foley had four back losses with two wins gained 467-241 in total was 6 of 10 for 64 yards saves and earned his sixth FOXBOROUGH (AP) — The Bishop Fenwick boys and is 3-0 on the road. yards. and an interception. shutout of the season, while Jeff Wilson Jr. rushed for soccer team just keeps on The Patriots’ 27-point San Francisco’s Bran- Newton was out of sync TJ Genzale, Ryan Noci and a career-high three touch- rolling, earning another loss was their largest at don Aiyuk had six catches from the outset, making Keiron Murray all played downs and 112 yards be- victory over the weekend poor reads and poorer well. fore leaving with an an- home under Bill Beli- for 115 yards and Deebo after taking down Dexter throws. But Garoppolo The Crusaders also hon- kle injury and the San chick, according to Elias Samuel had ve catches South eld 1-0 on Senior was successful in spread- ored their four seniors — Francisco 49ers dominat- Sports Bureau. They had for 65 yards before leav- Day Saturday afternoon. ing out New England’s captains Foley, Genzale, ed in a 33-6 win over the gone 286 games without a ing the game with a ham- “It was an excellent game defense with a steady Dwyer and Andrew Perry New England Patriots on three-game losing streak, string injury. all around,” said Fenwick diet of passes behind the — during a pregame cere- Sunday. the longest span between Patriots quarterback coach Tony Enos. “Dexter is line scrimmage and jet mony. 49ers quarterback Jim- three-game slides in NFL Cam Newton struggled a solid team with structure sweeps to get the ball in Fenwick (7-1-1) hosts my Garoppolo nished 20 history. New England fell throughout, completing 9 and skill, so it was nice to the hands of Wilson, Sam- Archbishop Williams Mon- of 25 for 277 yards with to 2-4 for the rst since of 15 passes for 98 yards see us come out and play uel and George Kittle. day afternoon (4). two interceptions in his coach Belichick’s rst and three interceptions well.” rst game against his for- season in 2000, when the before being replaced by PATRIOTS, B2 Jack Andrews scored the ROUNDUP, B2 B2 SPORTS THE DAILY ITEM MONDAY, OCTOBER 26, 2020

HIGH SCHOOL SPORTS SCHEDULE MONDAY Field Hockey Spartans soccer splits on Senior Day Boys Soccer Triton at Lynnfield (3:45) Archbishop Williams at Bishop Fen- St. Mary’s at Bishop Stang (4) ST. MARY’S score of 3-1. two goals, while Sophie the fourth quarter to fall wick (4) Bishop Fenwick at Austin Prep (6) From B1 The girls came right out Skabeikis, Maria Pereira, to St. Joseph’s Prep. Lynnfield at Rockport (4) Golf and started laying it on Brooke Moloney and Bre “We had our opportuni- St. John’s Prep at Malden Catholic (6) Matignon at St. Mary’s (2:30) St. Mary’s at Essex Tech (6) “With the year we’ve had early, scoring just nine Moloney each scored one ties throughout the game, Marblehead at Peabody (3) this season, their leader- Girls Soccer Salem at Beverly (3) minutes into the game on goal. Even goalkeeper Eli- but we just couldn’t capi- St. Mary’s at Essex Tech (4) Cross Country ship has been more im- a tally from Brooke Molo- za Brown, who earned the talize on them,” said Rockport at Lynnfield (4) BC High at St. John’s Prep (4) portant than ever,” said ney. The Spartans rolled shutout in net, notched a D’Agostino. “On the other Field Hockey WEDNESDAY St. Mary’s girls soccer from there, scoring two goal in the win. end, we played really well Marblehead at Peabody (4) coach Jim Foley. “They Girls Soccer more times to take a 3-0 Next up for the St. defensively but St. Jo- Gloucester at Saugus (4) were a huge help even lead into halftime before Mary’s girls (4-4-2) will be Danvers at Swampscott (4) St. Mary’s at Cardinal Spellman (3) seph’s was able to take when we didn’t know we’d Golf Lynnfield at Triton (3:45) running away with the a road matchup against advantage of a couple of St. Joseph’s Prep at Bishop Fenwick be having a season. They game in the second half. Essex Tech Monday eve- Catholic Conference Championship mistakes on our end, and (12) (4) organized workouts, kept “We’ve been up and ning (6). that ended up being the Bishop Stang at St. Mary’s (2:30) Boys Soccer the girls in touch and real- down at times this year, “I think the key, as it has Marblehead at Saugus (3) Triton at Lynnfield (3:45) ly acted like true leaders. but we really came out been all year, is to main- difference.” St. Mary’s at Cardinal Spellman (5) TUESDAY I’m incredibly proud of all firing early on in this one,” tain consistency out Ryan Fraher scored the St. Joseph’s Prep at Bishop Fenwick lone goal for the Spartans Girls Soccer (6) of them.” said Foley. “The girls were there,” said Foley. “We’ve Salem at Marblehead (4) in defeat, while Barden Golf As for the game action able to jump ahead early got a big week of games Saugus at Gloucester (4) had one assist. Toranzo Peabody at Danvers (6:30) St. Mary’s at St. Joseph’s Prep (2:45) on Saturday, the Spartans and then we used our de- coming up, so hopefully we Boys Soccer Marblehead at Danvers (3) split their matchups fensive prowess to ride can take this momentum and Jackson Nickolau also Marblehead at Salem (4) Cross Country against St. Joseph’s Prep that lead all the way to a and use it going forward.” played well in the loss. Danvers at Peabody (4) Salem Academy at Bishop Fenwick — with the girls notching win.” As for the boys, the Spar- The St. Mary’s boys (4-5- Gloucester at Saugus (4) (4) a commanding 7-0 victory Julia Nickolau led the tans were the victim of 1) travel to Essex Tech and the boys falling by a way for St. Mary’s with three unanswered goals in Monday afternoon (4). TV/RADIO TV NFL Lynnfield boys soccer blanks Georgetown 8:15 p.m...... Chicago at L.A. Rams...... ESPN Radio LYNNFIELD NFL From B1 8:15 p.m...... Chicago at L.A. Rams...... WEEI-FM 93.7 Having been denied a NFL goal earlier in the game, Sykes came back later and AMERICAN CONFERENCE NATIONAL CONFERENCE East East scored. Brezynski slipped W L T Pct PF PA W L T Pct PF PA Sykes a pass in the offen- Buffalo 5 2 0 .714 174 178 Philadelphia 2 4 1 .357 163 196 sive box and Sykes did the Miami 3 3 0 .500 160 113 Dallas 2 5 0 .285 176 243 New England 2 4 0 .333 115 143 Washington 2 5 0 .285 133 165 rest, slipping one past the N.Y. Jets 0 7 0 .000 85 203 N.Y. Giants 1 6 0 .142 122 174 Georgetown goalkeeper to South South W L T Pct PF PA W L T Pct PF PA put the Pioneers up 2-0 Tennessee 5 1 0 .833 188 153 Tampa Bay 5 2 0 .714 222 142 and effectively seal the Indianapolis 4 2 0 .666 157 115 New Orleans 4 2 0 .666 180 174 win. Houston 1 6 0 .142 166 217 Carolina 3 4 0 .428 162 168 Jacksonville 1 6 0 .142 154 220 Atlanta 1 6 0 .142 184 207 “We certainly did North North enough to win today, but W L T Pct PF PA W L T Pct PF PA Pittsburgh 6 0 0 1.000 183 118 Chicago 5 1 0 .833 128 116 I still think we have some Baltimore 5 1 0 .833 179 104 Green Bay 5 1 0 .833 197 159 even better soccer in us,” Cleveland 5 2 0 .714 200 221 Detroit 3 3 0 .500 156 165 said Munroe. “We obvious- Cincinnati 1 5 1 .214 163 194 Minnesota 1 5 0 .166 155 192 West West ly benefited from the own W L T Pct PF PA W L T Pct PF PA goal, but our defensive Kansas City 6 1 0 .857 218 143 Seattle 5 0 0 1.000 169 135 Las Vegas 3 3 0 .500 171 197 Arizona 4 2 0 .666 166 112 pressure was also able to Denver 2 4 0 .333 116 153 L.A. Rams 4 2 0 .666 152 114 keep Georgetown off the L.A. Chargers 2 4 0 .333 149 154 San Francisco 4 3 0 .571 181 136 board, so that’s certainly a Thursday’s Game Washington 25, Dallas 3 positive.” Philadelphia 22, N.Y. Giants 21 Tampa Bay 45, Las Vegas 20 Sunday’s Games Kansas City 43, Denver 16 Lynnfield now sits at Buffalo 18, N.Y. Jets 10 San Francisco 33, New England 6 Pittsburgh 27, Tennessee 24 4-1-2 on the season, and L.A. Chargers 39, Jacksonville 29 Green Bay 35, Houston 20 the Pioneers have a big Cleveland 37, Cincinnati 34 Seattle at Arizona, 8:20 p.m. week of games ahead New Orleans 27, Carolina 24 Monday’s Game Detroit 23, Atlanta 22 Chicago at L.A. Rams, 8:15 p.m. of them with Cape Ann League matchups against MLB PLAYOFFS Rockport, Triton and Pen- tucket. Lynnfield will also WORLD SERIES Series tied 2-2 celebrate its Senior Day Tuesday, Oct. 20 Sunday, Oct. 25 during Wednesday’s game Los Angeles Dodgers 8, Tampa Bay 3 Los Angeles Dodgers vs. Tampa Bay, 8:08 p.m. against Triton. Wednesday, Oct. 21 “I think if we can con- Tampa Bay 6, Los Angeles Dodgers 4 Tuesday, Oct. 27 Tampa Bay vs. Los Angeles Dodgers, tinue to play the way we Friday, Oct. 23 8:08 p.m. played (Saturday), we’ll Los Angeles Dodgers 6, Tampa Bay 2 Wednesday, Oct. 28 be in really good shape,” Saturday, Oct. 24 x-Tampa Bay vs. Los Angeles Dodg- said Munroe. “We defi- ers, 8:09 p.m. Tampa Bay 8, Los Angeles Dodgers 7, nitely are capable of play- ing some great soccer at TODAY IN SPORTS times, and we’re going to a school-record seven touchdown need it as we go into this Oct. 25 tough stretch of league 1947 — Before a capacity crowd of passes and No. 10 TCU scored the games this coming week.” 35,000 at Columbia’s Baker Field, most points in its history in an 82-27 PHOTO | PAULA MULLER the Lions end Army’s 32-game un- rout of Texas Tech. Lynnfield travels to beaten streak with a 21-20 upset. Oct. 26 Rockport Monday after- Lynnfield’s Mateusz Brezynski (left) had one assist for the Pioneers in a An interception on Army’s final drive 1907 — Jim Thorpe makes his Car- noon (4). win over Georgetown Saturday. seals the win, the first over an Army lisle (Pa.) debut dazzling a crowd of team that had not surrendered a 22,800 in a 26-6 defeat of No. 4 point all season until this loss. Penn at Philadelphia’s Franklin Field. 1964 — Cotton Davidson of the Thorpe rushes, returns kicks and Fenwick golf closes regular season with a win Oakland Raiders passes for 427 does all the kicking in putting on a yards and five touchdowns in a 40-7 one-man show. ROUNDUP The Crusaders got strong (18:32). place (21:29) and Juliana rout of the Denver Broncos. 1968 — Brooks Dawson of Texas-El From B1 performances from Cade St. Mary’s (3-1) runs Taborda in third place 1980 — Mike Weaver knocks out Paso completes 17 of 24 passes for Buckley (34 points), Tony against Matignon Satur- (23:29). Gerrie Coetzee in the 13th round to 304 yards in the final 10:21 of the FIELD HOCKEY Novak (31 points), Leo day morning (10:30). St. Mary’s (1-3) runs fourth quarter as the Miners beat retain the WBA heavyweight title in Bishop Fenwick 1, Schroeder (28 points), John Austin Prep 25, against Matignon Satur- Sun City, Bophuthatswana. Brigham Young 31-25. Bishop Stang 1 Bennett (28 points), Jason Bishop Fenwick 32 1980 — The St. Louis Cardinals day morning (10:30). 1990 — Evander Holyfield knocks Grace Morey scored the Romans (27 points), Gavin Fenwick got strong finish- out Buster Douglas in Las Vegas to sack quarterback Baltimore quarter- Bishop Fenwick 25, back Bert Jones 12 times in a 17-10 lone goal on an assist from Belt (26 points) and Connor es from Wyatt Burr in first become the undisputed heavyweight Rayne Millett. Goalie Cat Cunningham (24 points). place (18:11), Colby Browne Austin Prep 30 champion. victory. Fenwick picked up the 1990 — Wayne Gretzky becomes Elias had four saves and Fenwick (12-2) has com- in fifth place (19:23), Matt 1998 — Jerry Rice sets an NFL re- the NHL first player to reach the Paige Littlehale also played pleted the regular season Cinelli in sixth place win behind a first-place fin- cord for receptions in consecutive 2,000-point plateau when he helps ish from Shannon Bresnah- games with his 12-yard catch from well in the midfield. and now awaits the Catho- (19:32), Matt Gerdenich in set up a goal by Tomas Sandstrom Steve Young on San Francisco’s first Fenwick travels to Austin lic Central League Cham- eighth place (19:42) and Ty- an (21:56). Other top finish- at 14:32 of the first period of the Los offensive play. Rice has caught pass- Prep Tuesday evening (6). pionship at Hillview Golf ler DeClercq in 13th place ers for Fenwick were Angeles Kings’ game at Winnipeg. es in 184 straight games, breaking VOLLEYBALL Course Friday morning (8). (20:15). Catherine Carter in fifth 1993 — The NFL expands, adding the mark set by Art Monk from Bishop Feehan 3, BOYS CROSS The Crusaders (2-1) take a team in Charlotte, N.C., starting in place (23:16), Maria Ryan 1980-95. St. Mary’s 0 1995. COUNTRY on Salem Academy Wednes- in sixth place (23:24), Au- 1998 — Denver’s Jason Elam kicks 2000 — The New York Yankees be- The Spartans fell by set St. Mary’s 17, day (4). a 63-yard field goal, tying Tom bree Lemieux in eighth come the first team in more than a scores of 18-25, 15-25, 12- St. Joseph’s Prep 46 GIRLS CROSS Dempsey’s 28-year-old NFL record. place (24:26) and Sarah quarter-century to win three straight 25. St. Mary’s travels to The top finishers for the COUNTRY Elam’s kick, which came at the end Fogarty in 10th place World Series championships, beat- Cardinal Spellman Thurs- Spartans were Kyle Kwi- St. Mary’s 20, of the first half, matches the record ing the New York Mets 4-2. day afternoon (2:45). atek in first place (17:01), St. Joseph’s Prep 36 (25:24). Dempsey set for the New Orleans 2002 — Volponi, a 43-1 long shot, GOLF The Crusaders (2-1) take Saints against Detroit on Nov. 8, Anthony D’Itria in second The top finishers for St. finds room along the rail and blows on Salem Academy Wednes- 1970. Bishop Fenwick 202, place (18:12) and Jesse Mary’s in the win were past the fading Kentucky Derby and Bishop Feehan 189 Moriello in third place Kelsey Kwiatek in second day (4). 2003 — Trainer Richard Mandel- Preakness winner War Emblem to la wins a record four races at the take the Breeders’ Cup Classic by Breeders’ Cup, capping perhaps 6 1/2 lengths ahead of Medaglia the greatest day in racing history d’Oro. Patriots blown out by San Francisco at home when Pleasantly Perfect wins the 2006 — Ryan Miller stops 29 shots $4 million Classic at Santa Anita. as Buffalo beats the New York Is- penalty losses before he Mandella also wins the $1 million landers 3-0 to win its 10th straight PATRIOTS Juvenile Fillies with Halfbridled, the game. The win matches the best From B1 missed high on a pass for $1.5 million Juvenile with long-shot start in NHL history, tying the 1993- Kittle and was intercepted Action This Day and the $2 million 94 Toronto Maple Leafs. San Francisco dominat- by Devin McCourty. Turf with Johar, who dead-heats with 2012 — The NHL cancels all its ed the first half, taking a San Francisco’s defense High Chaparral. games through the end of Novem- 23-3 lead, holding the ball limited the damage, yield- 2003 — Pitching on three days rest, ber because of the labor dispute for 22:30, and racking up a Florida’s Josh Beckett throws a shut- ing a 40-yard field goal by between owners and players. A total 301-59 advantage in total Nick Folk. out to lead the Marlins to a 2-0 victo- of 326 regular-season games, more yards. The Patriots also That wasn’t the case for ry over the New York Yankees to win than 26.5 percent of the season, are managed just four first the World Series. the Patriots’ defense later lost. downs to the 49ers’ 18. 2006 — Joe Sakic becomes the in the second quarter. 2013 — Octavias McKoy runs for The Niners took just 11th player in NHL history to reach 455 yards, setting an NCAA record Trailing 10-3, Newton over five minutes and 1,500 career points with an assist for all-divisions, as Division III West- made a bad developing nine plays to march 75 during the first period of Colorado’s ern Connecticut State beats Worces- play worse when he tried 5-3 loss to Washington. yards and take a 7-0 lead ter State 55-35. McKoy scores five to dump off the ball on 2008 — Sergei Fedorov scores twice touchdowns in the game and breaks on 3-yard run by Wilson. for Washington, giving him 475 the rushing record previously held It was the first time the the run to receiver Jako- goals for his career to set a record by Dante Brown of Marietta College. Patriots have allowed a bi Meyers. It was picked for Russian-born players. Fedorov, Brown ran for 441 on Oct. 5, 1996 touchdown on an oppo- off by linebacker Fred who also holds the Russian records against Baldwin-Wallace. nents’ opening drive at Warner. Five plays later for assists (678) and points (1,153), 2014 — Serena Williams wins the home since Week 4 of 2016 the 49ers capitalized on a broke the goal-scoring tie with Alex- WTA Tour Finals for the third straight against Buffalo. 4-yard touchdown run by ander Mogilny (473). year and fifth time overall, beating Following a Patriots Kyle Juszczyk. 2008 — Navy doesn’t attempt a Simona Halep 6-3, 6-0. Williams PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS pass in a 34-7 victory over Southern joins Martina Navratilova and Stef- punt, San Francisco was The lead grew to 23-3 Methodist in a game played in a driv- fi Graf as the only players to have pinned inside its 15. Long with just under a minute Bill Belichick watches from the sideline during ing rain. won five titles in the season-ending completions by Garoppolo to go before halftime on a Sunday’s loss to the San Francisco 49ers at 2014 — Trevone Boykin throws championship. helped erase some early 16-yard run by Wilson. Gillette Stadium. MONDAY, OCTOBER 26, 2020 THE DAILY ITEM B3 NATION

Senate Majority Trump aide says ‘we’re not Leader Mitch McConnell, R-Ky., arrives going to control the pandemic’ as Republicans By Aamer Madhani, work during a Jonathan Lemire rare weekend and Alexandra Jaffe session to ASSOCIATED PRESS advance the confirmation WASHINGTON — The of Judge Amy coronavirus has reached Coney Barrett into the heart of the White to the Supreme House once more, less Court, at the than a week before Elec- Capitol in tion Day, as it scorches the Washington, nation and the president’s Sunday. top aide says “we’re not going to control the pan- PHOTO | demic.” Officials on Sun- ASSOCIATED PRESS day scoffed at the notion of dialing back in-person campaigning despite pos- itive tests from several Senate set to advance court aides to Vice President Mike Pence, who leads the White House coronavirus nominee Barrett in key vote task force. PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS fordable Care Act. A case nominee so close to the White House chief of staff By Lisa Mascaro White House chief of staff Mark Meadows re- ASSOCIATED PRESS against the Obama-era election. Mark Meadows, pressed to health law scheduled to be Senate Majority Leader explain why the pandemic sponds to reporters questions outside the West WASHINGTON — The heard Nov. 10. Mitch McConnell, R-Ky., cannot be reined in, said, Wing on the North Lawn of the White House, Republican-led Senate Vice President Mike noted the political rancor, “Because it is a contagious Sunday, in Washington. was set to vote Sunday to Pence would typically but defended his handling virus just like the flu.” He advance Supreme Court preside over the coming of the process. told CNN’s “State of the “We’re doing it, I think it Saturday with 83,178, nominee Amy Coney Bar- votes, but after a close “Our recent debates Union” that the govern- that we have modeled the data published by Johns rett toward final confir- aide tested positive for the have been heated, but cu- ment was focused on get- right and good behavior, Hopkins University mation despite Democrat- COVID-19, it was unclear riously talk of Judge Bar- ting effective therapeutics and they should take our shows. Close to 8.6 million ic objections, just over a whether he will fulfill his rett’s actual credentials or and vaccines to market. lead,” said the California Americans have contract- week before the presiden- role for the landmark vote. qualifications are hardly Pence, who tested nega- senator, who had paused ed the coronavirus since tial election. The conservative judge featured,” McConnell said. tive on Sunday, according in-person campaigning for the pandemic began, and Barrett’s confirmation picked up the crucial back- He said she was one of the to his office, planned an several days earlier this about 225,000 have died; on Monday was hardly in ing Saturday from Sen. most “impressive” nomi- afternoon rally in North month after an aide and both totals are the world’s doubt, with majority Re- Lisa Murkowski of Alaska, nees for public office “in a Carolina, while the pres- member of the campaign’s highest. publicans mostly united in one of the last GOP hold- generation.” ident was scheduled to flight crew test positive. “If Pence did not support behind President outs against filling the seat Calling it a “sham,” Demo- be in New Hampshire The White House said self-quarantine it would Donald Trump’s pick. But in the midst of a White cratic leader Chuck Schum- and Maine. Democrat Joe none of the staff traveling violate every core public Democrats were poised to House election and with er of New York warned Re- Biden attended church in with Trump on Sunday health principle his own keep the Senate in session more than 50 million peo- publicans the only way to the morning and planned had been in close contact task force recommends,” into the night in attempts ple already having voted. remove the “stain” of their to participate in a virtual with any individuals in said Lawrence Gostin, a to stall, arguing that the Murkowski said she dis- action would be to “with- get-out-the-vote concert at the vice president’s office public health expert at Nov. 3 election winner liked the rush toward con- draw the nomination of night. His running mate, who had tested positive. Georgetown Universi- should choose the nomi- firmation, but supported Amy Coney Barrett until Kamala Harris, told re- The U.S. set a daily re- ty school of law. “It’s one nee to fill the vacancy left Trump’s choice of Barrett after the election.” porters in Michigan that cord Friday for new con- standard for the vice pres- by the late Justice Ruth for the high court. “While Barrett, 48, presented Pence should follow feder- firmed coronavirus infec- ident and another for all Bader Ginsburg. I oppose the process that herself in public testimony al health guidelines. tions and nearly matched the rest of us.” Republicans are excited has led us to this point, I before the Senate Judicia- by the chance to install a do not hold it against her,” ry Committee as a neutral third Trump justice on the Murkowski said. arbiter and at one point court, locking in a conser- Now the only Republican suggested, “It’s not the vative majority for years expected to vote against law of Amy.” But Barrett’s to come. Barrett’s ascent Barrett is Sen. Susan Col- past writings against opens up a potential new lins, who faces a tight re- abortion and a ruling on era of rulings on abortion, election in Maine. She has “Obamacare” show a deep- gay marriage and the Af- said she won’t vote for the ly conservative thinker. Pope names 13 new cardinals, includes first Black U.S. prelate By Frances D’emilio ASSOCIATED PRESS VATICAN CITY — Pope Francis on Sunday named 13 new cardinals, includ- ing Washington D.C. Arch- bishop Wilton Gregory, who would become the first Black U.S. prelate to PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS earn the coveted red hat. Theresa Landrum is photographed near the Marathon refinery, Friday, In a surprise announce- in Detroit. ment from his studio window to faithful stand- ing below in St. Peter’s Minority communities question Square, Francis said the churchmen would be ele- vated to a cardinal’s rank election-year push by EPA in a ceremony on Nov. 28. Francis asked for By John Flesher efiting disadvantaged ministration’s record. prayers so the new car- ASSOCIATED PRESS communities. His budgets During his latest Mich- dinals “may help me in have proposed killing or igan visit Friday, he an- TRAVERSE CITY, Mich. cutting funds to enforce nounced $10.7 million to my ministry as bishop of — Theresa Landrum lives Rome for the good of all regulations promoting replace lead service lines in southwest Detroit, environmental justice — God’s faithful holy people.” FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS in disadvantaged commu- where residents complain fair treatment of racial nities in Grand Rapids The selection of Gregory frequently about dirty Washington D.C. Archbishop Wilton Gregory minorities and low-in- and Benton Harbor, and won praise from LGBTQ air. Tree-shaded neigh- posed for a portrait following mass at St. Au- come residents who live educate the public about advocates in the United borhoods with schools, gustine Church in Washington. near polluting industries dangers of lead-tainted States, days after Pope churches and parks lie on and are disproportionate- drinking water. Francis grabbed headlines either side of an interstate convent spokesperson the critical of U.S. President ly exposed to contamina- Trump’s EPA “has taken for voicing support for civ- highway and in the shad- Rev. Enzo Fortunato said. Donald Trump’s visit to tion — although Congress meaningful steps to im- il unions for gay couples. Gambetti quickly pledged the St. John Paul II Na- ow of a sprawling oil refin- has continued most of the Other new cardinals in- prove the health and en- to “put himself at the ser- tional Shrine in Washing- ery that belches soot and spending. clude an Italian who is the vironmental conditions for vice of humanity at a time ton a day after civil rights fumes. Now, the agency is por- long-time papal preacher Americans everywhere, so difficult to us all,” in- demonstrators were forci- Landrum, a Black retir- traying itself as a cham- at the Vatican, the Rev. ee from General Motors especially those in low-in- cluding offering compas- bly cleared from a square pion of such communities come and under-served Raniero Cantalamessa, sion to the needy, Fortuna- and a longtime anti-pol- to facilitate the presi- — an initiative skeptics communities,” Wheeler who is a Franciscan friar; to said in reference to the lution activist, wasn’t dent’s visit to an Episcopal contend is more about said Sept. 30 in Traverse the Kigali, Rwanda, Arch- coronavirus pandemic. impressed when Environ- wooing Black and Latino bishop Antoine Kamban- church in the U.S. capital. City, Michigan, where he In a reflection of the Gregory has had his mental Protection Agency support as Trump seeks da; the Capiz, Philippines, chief Andrew Wheeler re- announced the $200,000 pope’s stress on helping pulse on factions in the re-election than protect- Archbishop Jose Feurte cently pledged $200,000 for Detroit. those in need, Francis also U.S. Catholic Church, ing their air and water. Advincula, and the Santi- to promote “community The funds will help de- named the former director which has both strong Wheeler’s approach ago, Chile, Archbishop Ce- health initiatives” in her velop strategies for noti- of the Rome Catholic char- conservative and liber- amounts to “window dress- lestino Aos Braco. ity, Caritas, the Rev. Enri- section of the city during fying vulnerable residents al veins since he served ing” intended to divert Another Franciscan who co Feroci, to be a cardinal. his blitz of visits to battle- more quickly about public three times as the head the attention of minority was tapped is Friar Mauro The prestigious Wash- ground states in the presi- voters from the Trump health risks, including the of the U.S. Conference of Gambetti, in charge of the ington archdiocese tradi- dential election campaign. administration’s weak coronavirus, EPA said. Bishops. Sacred Convent in Assisi. tionally brings elevation “Is this a joke?” she said. environmental protection U.S. Rep. Rashida Tlaib, The pope, when elected to cardinal’s rank, so the Conservative prelates “It would take billions record, said Mustafa San- a Democrat whose dis- in 2013, chose St. Francis appointment of Gregory, in the United States have of dollars to fix what is tiago Ali, vice president trict includes the section of Assisi as his namesake 73, last year by the pope openly lambasted Francis wrong with our environ- of environmental justice, of Detroit targeted for the saint. Earlier this month, had positioned him to be for his more liberal stands, ment here. All of a sudden climate, and community spending, described it as the pontiff journeyed to tapped for the honor. including his support for he’s going to throw some- revitalization for the Na- “an insulting drop in the that hill town in Umbria Still, the timing of his same-sex civil unions that body a grain of sand in a tional Wildlife Federation. bucket.” to sign an encyclical, or rise to cardinal is note- came out in a new docu- community where people Wheeler and other top “These grants are a piti- important church teach- worthy, coming in the mentary this week. have been poisoned for de- EPA officials have fanned ful attempt to distract ing document, about thick of increased U.S. at- Gregory said in a state- cades?” out nationally in recent from the sky high, mount- brotherhood. tention on racial injustice ment that becoming a Under President Don- months, particularly in ing costs of the Trump Gambetti was so sur- following the police killing cardinal would allow him ald Trump, the EPA has swing states such as Mich- EPA’s prioritizing corpo- prised, at first he thought of George Floyd, a Black to work more closely with slashed support for some igan, holding news confer- rate polluters over Black the pope was joking when man, in Minnesota this the pontiff in caring for some programs and reg- ences to distribute grants and brown communities,” he heard he was named, year. Gregory was publicly the Catholic Church. ulatory protections ben- and tout the Trump ad- Tlaib said. B4 THE DAILY ITEM MONDAY, OCTOBER 26, 2020 COMICS

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CROSSWORD DEAR ABBY Hidden phone used nonstop is hard for colleague to take DEAR ABBY: I am un- this become increasingly sure how to handle a Dear Abby is written by Abigail controlling and then co-worker who is con- Van Buren, also known as Jeanne move on to become abus- stantly on their cellphone ers. Please end the rela- (hidden between their Phillips, and was founded by her tionship before he harms legs) during their four- mother, Pauline Phillips. Contact you emotionally or physi- hour work shift. I have cally. reminded them to leave Dear Abby at DearAbby.com or P.O. their phone in their car Box 69440, Los Angeles, CA 90069. DEAR ABBY: I live in since they have a hard a triplex. I’m on the sec- time not checking it or texting during work ond floor, and my son and hours. We have spoken there isn’t, this may be have any male friends, his wife and three chil- several times about this the reason your manager but I don’t think I should dren live on the ground unacceptable behavior, is ignoring your co-work- have to give up people I floor. Every Sunday, I which improves for two er’s behavior. Because care about to make him have a family dinner days and then reverts your manager refuses to happy. He always sus- with my sons, their chil- back to using their cell- discourage what the per- pects that I’m cheating. dren, etc. My daughter- phone as usual. son is doing, you have no He looks through my in-law does not come un- Is this generational ac- choice but to ignore it and phone. He doesn’t want less her best friend, who ceptable behavior that I concentrate on your own me to delete any of my is my other daughter-in- am missing? I’m in my tasks at hand. I only hope messages. It’s like he law, comes. So three that your jobs aren’t col- mid-50s, and I can live wants to find something times out of four, her chil- laborative, which would without texting friends to prove himself right. dren come with her hus- and family while I’m sup- impede your productivity. LOST GIRL IN THE band for dinner but not posed to be working, but her. I think it sends a bad they seem to need to have DEAR ABBY: I need SOUTH your help. I’ve been dat- message to the kids. their phone in their DEAR LOST GIRL: What do I do? hands all the time. The ing a guy for a while now, This “guy’s” jealousy is manager ignores this be- and our relationship is good EXCEPT for his ex- not rooted in love for you. INCOMPLETE IN havior, so that’s not an CANADA avenue I can pursue. treme jealousy. I told him It is a symptom of his Please help. at the beginning of our own insecurity and not relationship that I have something you can fix for DEAR INCOMPLETE: First you ask this daugh- PEEVED IN guy friends, and he was him. You could delete ev- PENNSYLVANIA OK with that. Well, I ery single male friend ter-in-law why she does thought he was. It feels from your life, and he this. Does she feel she DEAR PEEVED: Is like he’s trying to control would still look for signs needs a buffer? Then tell there a policy in your em- me. I have let friends go that you are cheating. her — and your son — ployee handbook that for- because he would assume Your relationship is what you wrote to me. Af- bids the use of cellphones the worst. very unhealthy, both for ter that, if nothing chang- during business hours? If He doesn’t want me to him and for you. Men like es, drop the subject. BRIDGE

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The “Creepshow” Halloween Special Shudder Kiefer Sutherland and Joey King lend their voices Director Susanne Bier explores trust to this fully animated offshoot of Shudder’s Creep- showseries. The special adapts two chilling tales: Stephen King’s “Survivor Type” and Joe Hill’s “Twit- tering From the Circus of the Dead.” and truth in HBO’s “The Undoing” L.A.’s Finest: “Farewell...” FOX, 8 p.m. In the new episode “Farewell...,” Syd (Gabrielle Union) and McKenna (Jessica Alba) work around the clock to solve the case of a trans woman’s murder. The Voice: “The Blind Auditions, Part 3” NBC, 8 p.m. The Blind Auditions continue as superstar coach- es Kelly Clarkson, John Legend, Blake Shelton and Gwen Stefani all vie to discover and coach the next singing phenomenon. Star of the Month: Peter Cushing: “Horror Icon” TCM, beginning at 8 p.m. Catch a Classic! For the final Peter Cushing salute before Hallow- een, it’s fitting that TCM spotlights more of the beloved British actor’s horror films. The lineup features some of the scary titles Cushing made in the 1970s, by which time he had been well es- tablished as a master horror actor. It begins with 1973’s Nothing but the Night, which again teams Cushing with Christopher Lee. Following that are Madhouse(1974), which also stars another horror icon, Vincent Price; From Beyond the Grave (1973); Scream and Scream Again(1970, also starring Lee and Price); The Satanic Rites of Dracula(1973, again with Lee); and Dracula A.D. 1972(1972). Essential Heroes: A Momento Latino Event CBS, 9 p.m. Eva Longoria, Gloria Estefan and Ricky Martin host this special celebrating Latinx culture in America, featuring musical performances, comedy pieces and more. José Andrés, Arturo Castro, John Legui- zamo, George Lopez, Isabela Merced, Rita Moreno, Ana Navarro, Freddy Rodriguez and Wilmer Valder- rama also appear. Love It or List It: “Work-Life Unbalance” HGTV, 9 p.m. Two busy professionals feel that their work-from- home life is no longer working for them. He isn’t By Barb Oates (Kidman), a successful ther- book serves as the base for ups to one of her favorite apist living the ideal NYC the first two episodes, and scenes that found Kidman ready to give up their quiet, wooded lot, but she HBO’s newest six-part lim- Upper East Side life along from there Bier crafted a thinks the house is dated and much too small for ited series The Undoing is sitting next to Sutherland at their family, especially with no private office space. with her renowned pediatric unique story around the com- the piano. Having six hours based on the Jean Hanff Ko- oncologist husband Jonathan plexities of these characters. Twisted Sisters relitz bestsellerYou Should to unfold the story offered Investigation Discovery, 9 p.m. (Hugh Grant), her adoring “I found it so seductive and her the opportunity to build Have Known and finds Big son Henry (Noah Jupe) and thrilling, as it struck a chord Season Premiere! on each of the characters’ sto- Little Lies producer and writ- her wealthier-than-wealthy with the questions in which The third season of this Khloé Kardashian-pro- er David E. Kelley teaming ries and set an atmosphere of father (Donald Sutherland). it asks, ‘in who we can trust,’” unpredictability. Just when duced docuseries features more chilling accounts with Emmy- and Oscar-win- Their perfect life implodes she tells us from her home in you think you understand of intertwined family webs, with salacious sister- ning director Susanne Bier when an acquaintance of Denmark. “The topic of truth Grace or Jonathan, the next hood at the core of every episode. In the season (The Night Manager) in a theirs is found brutally mur- is so very identifiable in that premiere, “A Song for Sarra,” the four Gilbert sisters gripping whodunit about dered, and their carefully we’ve all been in situations episode takes you down an struggle through a tough childhood made worse wealth, ego, marriage and constructed world starts to where truths are questioned entirely different direction of when it’s suspected that Shannan, the oldest sis- deceit. unravel. and people interpret things self-doubt. “Having moments ter, has become a victim of the Long Island Serial Only slightly reminiscent of Bier, who directs all six ep- in varying ways.” between characters that are Killer. Her mother and sisters embark on a fight Kelley’s Big Little Lies in re- isodes, was immediately cap- Hallmarks of Bier’s style really distinct, then later ne- for justice for the slain Shannan as Sarra begins a turning to a world of privilege tivated by the story and how include her obsession over gating those moments, makes tragic decline into schizophrenia. When Shannan’s — and with Nicole Kidman it explored human nature nuanced details and her the story so much more excit- body is finally found, Sarra’s delusions worsen, in the lead — here we are and the psychology behind openness to letting a scene ing and unpredictable,” Bier leaving the question: Will both sisters be lost? introduced to Grace Fraser the lies we tell ourselves. The play out, from extreme close- says.

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CITY OF LYNN CARE AND PROTECTION, TERMINATION OF PARENTAL RIGHTS, SUMMONS BY LEGAL NOTICE REQUEST FOR PROPOSALS PUBLICATION, DOCKET NUMBER 19CP0214LY, Trial Court of Massachusetts, HEALTH INSURANCE ADMINISTRATION SERVICES Juvenile Court Department, COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS, Essex County PUBLIC HEARING - TOWN OF SWAMPSCOTT PLANNING BOARD Juvenile Court, 139 Central Avenue, Lynn, MA 01901 TO: Amaury G. Almonte and The City of Lynn is requests proposals from qualified health care consulting firms any Unknown/Unnamed Father: A petition has been presented to this court by Relative to Swampscott Subdivision Rules & Regulations and Zoning By-Law, the for services related to group health care, claims auditing and COBRA Chelsea DCF, seeking, as to the following children, Christopher A. Almonte, Planning Board of the Town of Swampscott will hold a public hearing on Monday, administrative services. Caylani D. Almonte, Camaury R. Almonte, that said children be found in need of November 9, 2020 at 7:00 p.m. Pursuant to Governor Baker's March 12, 2020 care and protection and committed to the Department of Children and Families. Order Suspending Certain Provisions of the Open Meeting Law, G.L. c.30A, §18, Specifications may be obtained starting, Monday, October 26, 2020 at the City of The court may dispense the rights of the person(s) named herein to receive notice and the Governor's March 15, 2020 Order imposing strict limitation on the number Lynn Purchasing Department, Room 205, 3 City Hall Square, Lynn, MA 01901. of or to consent to any legal proceeding affecting the adoption, custody, or of people that may gather in one place, this meeting of the Planning Board will be Specifications are available by email/mail on request at [email protected]. guardianship or any other disposition of the children named herein, if it finds that conducted via remote participation. A public link will be posted on the meeting Specifications are available until the due date specified below. the children are in need of care and protection and that the best interests of the agenda, available on the Town website. children would be served by said disposition. Non-Price proposals and price proposals must be sealed and clearly marked in You are hereby ORDERED to appear in this court, at the court address set forth The hearing will consider the following amendments to the Zoning Bylaw: separate envelopes as outlined in request for proposal instructions. Any above, on the following date and time: 01/19/2021 at 09:00 AM Hearing on proposal not received in this manner will be rejected. Emailed proposals will not Merits (CR/CV) You may bring an attorney with you. If you have a right to an Amendment A - Offsite Parking Requirements: To modify existing Zoning Bylaw be accepted. attorney and if the court determines that you are indigent, the court will appoint an procedures, submission requirements, and site plan permit considerations. attorney to represent you. If you fail to appear, the court may proceed on that date Proposals in form must be submitted to the City of Lynn at the above address no and any date thereafter with a trial on the merits of the petition and an Amendment B - Technical Amendments: For minor revisions to the table of uses, later than 2:00PM on Tuesday, November 10, 2020. adjudication of this matter. permitted signs, and definitions, or take any other action relative thereto. For further information call the Office of the Clerk-Magistrate at 781-586-0415. The City of Lynn reserves the right to waive any informality in or to reject any or all WITNESS: Hon. Hon. Kerry A. Ahern, FIRST JUSTICE, DATE ISSUED: 09/16/2020, Item: October 26 and November 2, 2020 proposals or any part thereof and make award as may appear in the best interest Judith M. of the City. Brennan, Clerk-Magistrate CITY OF LYNN Notice: The City Council will hold Public Hearings in the City Council Chambers on The City of Lynn Purchasing Agent will prepare the notice of award and awarding of Item: October 23, 26 and November 2, 2020 Tuesday, November 10, 2020 at 5:15 pm on the following Petitions: this contract. 1. 541 Chestnut St, Ste A, JAS Nutri-Fit for a Fitness Studio/Juice Bar, CITY OF LYNN Mon-Sun 6am -10pm. Chapter 30B M.G. L. §6 Notice: Lynn City Council Public Hearing on Tuesday, November 10, 2020 at 4:00 2. 541 Chestnut St, Ste B, Swing Factory LLC, for Batting Cages, Mon-Fri 12- pm, in City Council Chambers on the following Grant of Locations 9 pm, Sat-Sun 10-2 Timothy Leonard 1. Petition of Comcast to place on Harding Street (2) 4" PVC Conduits 385' 3. 32 Boston St, Ste 4, Nourish Co. for a nutrition/wellness shop Mon-Fri 7-7 Purchasing Agent +/- to a proposed 3'x 3' manhole at Circle Avenue. pm, Sat-Sun 8 - 4 2. Petition of Comcast to place on Circle Avenue (2) 4" PVC conduits 224' 4. 130 Eastern Avenue, Sanderson Avenue, Rear by Deborah C-Comins, Item: October 26, 2020 +/- to a proposed 3' x 3' manhole. To place (1) 4" PVC conduit 31' +/- to Colaris V, LLC to construct an apartment house building not more than 8 stories number 680 Lynnway and 118'+/- to number 700 Lynnway. Continuing with and not more than 98 units. This meeting will be televised live on the Lynn CITY OF LYNN excavating 489'+/- to a proposed manhole and continuing to existing Community Television (LCTV) and also streamed on LCTV Facebook page. The Notice: Lynn City Council Public Hearing on Tuesday, November 10, 2020 at 4:00 Comcast vault on Carolyn Road. public is welcome to call in "live" any questions or concerns at 781- 586- 6783 or pm, in City Council Chambers on the following Grant of Locations: 3. Petition of Comcast to place on Day Street starting at Pole #5414 781- 586-6773. 1. Petition of Verizon to place one new four-inch (4") conduit approximately excavating to place (2) 4" PVC 213' +/- to the newly placed manhole on Per Order: Janet L. Rowe, City Clerk 30' southwesterly from manhole, MH109A to private property line. Said Circle Avenue. ITEM: October 22, 26, 2020 manhole, MH109A is on the northerly side of Neptune Boulevard. Per Order: Janet L. Rowe, City Clerk Per Order: Janet L. 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OPEN HOUSEgarag LISTINGSsuite with e Nice c jacuzzi 2 MONDAY, OCTOBER 26, 2020 THE DAILY ITEM B7 Women take to churches to protest abortion restrictions WARSAW, Poland (AP) with obscenities signals a — Women’s rights activists dramatic historical change furious over a tightening in Poland, where the Ro- of Poland’s already restric- man Catholic Church has tive abortion law staged been venerated for centu- protests outside and inside ries as the highest author- churches on Sunday, dis- ity and where such events rupting Masses and find- would have been unthink- ing themselves confronted able not so long ago. with accusations of “bar- The Catholic Church baric” behavior. earned respect during the At the Holy Cross Church communist era for sup- in Warsaw, a group of far- porting pro-democracy right nationalists blocked dissidents in their strug- PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS stairs leading to the en- gle for freedom, and the trance. When one woman late Polish pope St. John Members of a far-right organization and police remove women from a church in Warsaw where managed to push her way Paul II is held up as a na- they were protesting church support for tightening Poland’s already restrictive abortion law through, the nationalists tional hero. Sunday. grabbed and threw her on But today, Poland’s Cath- the pavement. olic church is often viewed a video showing people a total abortion ban and argues that forcing wom- — including the Constitu- A video posted from the by liberal Poles as a reac- protesting in a church in supporting the country’s en to give birth to fetuses tional Tribunal — and used northern Polish city of tionary force standing on the western Polish city of right-wing government with severe defects will re- discriminatory language Szczecinek showed young the side of the country’s Poznan, chanting “We’ve and even far-right organi- sult in unnecessary phys- against LGBT people. women surrounding a right-wing government. had enough!” Churchgoers zations in some cases. ical and mental suffering. Last week, the president priest and yelling at him The events on Sunday replied by chanting “Bar- Polish media accounts of The organization vowed swore in a new education to “Go back to the church” marked a further escala- barians!” the day also reflected the more protests in the com- minister who has said and to “F—- off.” tion of a cultural war in There were also ac- deep divide. ing week, including block- that LGBT people are not The actions on Sunday Poland as women’s and count of churches being Do Rzeczy, a right-wing, ades of cities on Monday, equal to “normal people,” follow a ruling on Thurs- LGBT rights activists spray-painted with slo- pro-government news a nationwide strike by has argued in support of day by Poland’s constitu- have increasingly turned gans and the phone num- portal, had a headline women on Wednesday and corporal punishment and tional court that declared to more radical protest ber to an organization that read: “Devastated street protests on Friday. said women’s key purpose that aborting fetuses with methods after feeling that that helps Polish women churches, disrupted mass- The actions are planned in life is to have children. congenital defects is un- years of lobbying for great- seeking abortions abroad es. Scandalous protests by at a time when the Polish Health Ministry figures constitutional. Poland al- er rights have not brought or abortion pills. feminists.” government is struggling show that 1,110 legal ready had one of Europe’s the desired results. Some Poles argued The liberal newspaper to contain escalating coro- abortions were carried out most restrictive abortion A young woman in one on Twitter that people Gazeta Wyborcza declared navirus cases and anger in Poland in 2019, mostly laws, and the ruling will Warsaw church stood near should not bring politics in a headline: “Aggressive re- over restrictions that are because of fetal defects. result in a near-complete the altar with a sign that into churches. Others said actions of policemen all over harming the economy. The only other legal cas- ban on abortion. said “Let’s pray for the that Poland’s powerful Poland.... Scenes like those Thursday’s ruling came es remaining for abortion The scene of angry young right to abortion.” Catholic Church was the from Belarus on the streets.” as Poland’s nationalist are rape or incest or if the women entering churches An LGBT rights group, first side to get involved Women’s Strike, the or- conservative ruling party pregnancy threatens the and confronting priests Grupa Stonewall, posted in politics by pushing for ganizer of the protests, has politicized the courts woman’s life or health. Libyan Samsung factions chairman agree to Kun-Hee cease fire has died GENEVA (AP) — The rival SEOUL, South Korea (AP) — sides in Libya’s conflict signed Lee Kun-Hee, the ailing Sam- a permanent cease-fire Friday, sung Electronics chairman who a deal the United Nations billed transformed the small televi- as historic after years of fighting sion maker into a global giant of that has split the North African consumer electronics but whose country in two. But skepticism leadership was also marred by over whether the agreement corruption convictions, died on would hold began emerging al- Sunday. He was 78. most immediately. Lee died with his family mem- The breakthrough, which bers by his side, including his among other things orders for- only son and Samsung Vice eign mercenaries out of the Chairman Lee Jae-yong, the country, sets the stage for polit- company said in a statement. ical talks in November to find PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS Samsung didn’t announce the a lasting solution to the chaos Italian Premier Giuseppe Conte announces new rules to curb the spread of cause of death, but Lee had been unleashed after a 2011 NA- COVID-19, in Rome. For at least the next month, people outdoors except for small hospitalized since May 2014 af- TO-backed uprising toppled and children must now wear masks. Gyms, cinemas and movie theaters will be closed, ter suffering a heart attack and killed longtime dictator Moam- the younger Lee has been run- mar Gadhafi. ski slopes are off-limits to all but competitive skiers and cafes and restaurants Previous diplomatic initia- must shut down in early evenings. ning Samsung, South Korea’s tives to end the conflict have biggest company. repeatedly collapsed — but the “All of us at Samsung will U.N.-brokered deal aims to ce- Italy closes gyms, shuts down cherish his memory and are ment a monthslong lull in fight- grateful for the journey we ing and gives a boost to the po- shared with him,” the Samsung litical process. restaurants early to fight COVID statement said. “His legacy will “I am honored to be among you be everlasting.” today to witness a moment that South Korean President Moon will go down in history,” Stepha- ROME (AP) — Italy’s lead- recent months to re-open for opened last month, has con- Jae-in sent senior presidential nie Turco Williams, the top U.N. er imposed at least a month outdoor dining or limited in- cerned health authorities. officials to pass a condolence envoy for Libya who led medi- of new restrictions across the door seating. But many are By early summer, after Ita- message to Lee’s family at a ation talks this week, said at country Sunday to fight ris- struggling to pay their bills ly’s lockdown was all but lift- mourning site. the signing in Geneva. She did, ing coronavirus infections, and some have already failed ed, new virus caseloads had In the message, Moon called however, express some caution, shutting down gyms, pools after tourists were banned dropped as low as 200 a day. the late tycoon “a symbol of noting that a “long and difficult” and movie theaters, putting from the United States and “We did it then, we can do it South Korea’s business world road remains ahead. an early curfew on cafes and many other countries. now,” Conte said, warning that whose leadership would provide It’s not clear how the cease- restaurants and mandating Conte promised financial aid without any vaccine available, courage to our companies” at fire will be enforced — given the that people keep wearing from his center-left govern- “it’s not like we’ll all be able a time of economic difficulties patchwork of militias in Libya — masks outdoors. ment as soon as November to to hug each other” during the caused by the coronavirus pan- but Williams said armed groups Worried about crippling It- the food sector and noted that holidays. demic, Moon’s office said. and military units had agreed aly’s stagnant economy, espe- cafes and restaurants can do Several Italian regions and Lee’s family said the funeral to return “to their camps” and cially after 10 weeks of a se- delivery and takeout orders cities recently slapped on over- would be private but did not im- that the deal would take effect vere lockdown earlier in the until midnight. But before the night curfews to cut down on mediately release details. immediately. pandemic, Italian Premier curfew, no more than four din- young people congregating Lee inherited control of the Foreign mercenaries will de- Giuseppe Conte opted against ers will be allowed per restau- outdoors, especially to drink. company from his father, and part “from all Libyan territories another heavy nationwide rant table, unless they are But Conte said given the ap- during his nearly 30 years of land, air and sea” within three lockdown. The new decree goes from the same family. proaching cold weather, people leadership, Samsung Electron- months, she added, referring to Under the new rules, ski into effect Monday and lasts would prefer to socialize inside ics Co. became a global brand the thousands of Syrian fighters until Nov. 24. slopes are off-limits to all but at bars and restaurants in- and the world’s largest maker deployed by Turkey and Russia “Our aim is to protect health competitive skiers and all of smartphones, televisions and on opposite sides of the war. The stead, so that’s why he ordered and the economy,” Conte said. spectators are banned from memory chips. agreement also involves the for- them to close early. A day earlier, Italy surpassed stadiums during profession- Samsung sells Galaxy phones mation of a joint military force al sports matches, including On Friday, demonstrators in a half million confirmed coro- while also making the screens and a way to monitor violations, navirus cases since February, soccer. Receptions after reli- Naples protested a 11 p.m. to 5 and microchips that power its Williams said. The deal will be when it became the first coun- gious or civil ceremonies like a.m. curfew and clashed with major rivals — Apple’s iPhones sent to the U.N. Security Coun- try in Europe stricken by the weddings are forbidden. The police. On Saturday night, far- and Google Android phones. cil. pandemic. The last two days decree continues to exempt right and neo-fascist political U.N. Secretary-General Anto- have seen daily new infections children younger than six and groups led a similar protest in Its businesses encompass nio Guterres hailed the cease- creep close to 20,000 and Italy those exercising outdoors from Rome against that city’s cur- shipbuilding, life insurance, fire as a “critical step,” but said still has Europe’s second-high- wearing masks. few. construction, hotels, amuse- at a press conference at U.N. est virus death toll after Brit- “We all have to do small sac- Conte said he understood the ment parks and more. Samsung headquarters in New York ain, at 37,210 people. rifices,” Conte said. “If we can’t frustration of citizens, whose Electronics alone accounts for that “there is much hard work Restaurant and bar owners go to the gym, we can exercise incomes and way of life are 20 percent of the market capital ahead.” had lobbied hard against the outdoors.” being heavily hit by pandemic on South Korea’s main stock ex- He urged regional actors to new measures, which orders Conte kept elementary and limitations. change. respect the cease-fire provisions them to close at 6 p.m. Most middle schools open but said “I’d feel anger, too, toward Lee leaves behind immense and the international communi- restaurants in Italy usually 75 percent of high school stu- the government,” he said, but wealth, with Forbes estimating ty to support Libyans in imple- don’t even start to serve din- dents must have remote class- noted that authorities had his fortune at $16 billion as of menting them, including by up- ner before 8 p.m. Cafes and es. Crowding on public transit, determined that the protests January 2017. holding the widely flouted U.N. restaurants were allowed in especially since schools re- were also fueled by agitators. His death comes during a com- arms embargo. plex time for Samsung. B8 THE DAILY ITEM MONDAY, OCTOBER 26, 2020 HEALTH As pandemic began, overdoses soared

By Aubrey Whelan TRIBUNE NEWS SERVICE PHILADELPHIA — In the first three months of 2020, fatal drug overdoses nationwide rose by about 16 percent, compared with the same period a year before, new data from the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention show. The new figures cover preliminary reports of fa- tal overdoses around the PHOTO | TRIBUNE NEWS SERVICE country from January through March, the month Eighty-miligram OxyContin pills. PHOTO | TRIBUNE NEWS SERVICE when the first lockdowns Penn State College of Medicine is the latest to show that mouth- prompted by the coronavi- some areas, deaths involv- don’t want people to ne- washes, nasal rinses, and even very diluted baby shampoo can kill ing stimulants like cocaine glect their health.” rus pandemic began. coronaviruses by rupturing the microbes’ fatty shells. Pennsylvania saw about and methamphetamine In 2019, more Delawar- a 4 percent increase have been rising since last eans died with fentanyl in drug deaths in the summer as well. — the powerful synthetic 12-month period between Still, at the federal Sub- opioid that’s behind most Study: Mouthwash kills March 2019 and March stance Abuse and Mental of the Philadelphia re- 2020, compared with the Health Services Adminis- gion’s overdose deaths — previous 12-month peri- tration, officials have been in their systems than in coronavirus — in the lab od. New Jersey’s figures receiving reports of ris- the year before, said Alex- layer of protection,” Meyers said. jumped 2 percent in that ing overdoses around the is Teitelbaum, the acting By Marie McCullough TRIBUNE NEWS SERVICE There are lots of obstacles, however. time; in Delaware, over- country since the pandem- director of the state health ic lockdowns started. department’s Division “If you have virus in your lungs, doses skyrocketed by more Simple solutions to complicated “People are quite iso- of Substance Abuse and you just cough it back up into your than 16 percent. problems have huge appeal, so it’s no lated — people with sub- Mental Health. When the mouth,” said Thomas E. Rams, direc- The numbers alone can’t wonder that squelching the coronavi- stance use disorder really pandemic hit, state offi- tor of the oral microbiology testing provide a complete pic- rus with mouthwash is being studied. rely on person-to-person cials feared even worse to lab at Temple University’s Kornberg ture of how the pandemic Penn State College of Medicine is contact, on emotional sup- come. School of Dentistry. “You’d have to be has affected people with the latest to show that mouthwashes, ports that help them not “What we’ve seen the last rinsing on such a frequent basis. And addiction. But advocates nasal rinses, and even very diluted to use,” said Elinore Mc- few months have presented what I fear is that some people would have been closely watch- baby shampoo can kill coronavirus- Cance-Katz, the Assistant our state with so many eco- think they don’t need masks because ing overdose rates since es by rupturing the microbes’ fatty Secretary of Health and nomic and social shifts. It’s they gargled with Listerine.” the lockdowns took effect, shells. Human Services for Men- hard to predict these things, In an infected person, rinses would fearing that the isolation But the experiments were in lab tal Health and Substance and we know they contrib- not kill virus that has invaded cells, and economic distress dishes, not people. And the Penn Use. ute to behavioral health where it replicates. Only the immune brought on by the pan- State scientists used cousins of the “When you’re restricted challenges. What we’ve real- system can destroy virus within cells. demic might push people pandemic coronavirus, because the to your home, when you’ve ly seen is an increase in the And even if rinsing reduced the to more problematic drug real thing can only be studied in labs lost your job and can’t amount of loneliness that viral load in oral and nasal cavities, use, potentially acceler- with extra biosecurity. work, when your income individuals are experienc- it would only be for a temporary, ating a disturbing trend “A German group recently corrobo- has declined, you don’t ing,” Teitelbaum said. unknown amount of time. that had taken hold when rated our results” with their own lab have a lot more to do than It’s too early to know ex- “We have an educated guess be- the coronavirus struck. experiments, said Craig Meyers, the go back to what you might actly what has happened cause we know how long the virus Fatal overdoses have Penn State professor of microbiology, been on the rise since at have been doing before. with overdoses during the takes to replicate in culture — 6 to We know people are re- entire pandemic, she said, immunology, obstetrics and gyne- 12 hours,’” Meyers said. least last summer, after cology who led the study, published they had dropped in 2018 lapsing.” but the state has worked The one place where mouthwashes McCance-Katz said that, over the last six months to this week in the Journal of Medical are already being used against the — the first decline in de- Virology. “They used SARS-2,” the cades. to combat such feelings of get people into treatment coronavirus — even though evidence pandemic coronavirus. The increase in overdose isolation, addiction treat- through telemedicine, dis- is lacking — is in dentistry, where In theory, using an antiseptic rinse deaths “predates the pan- ment facilities that closed tribute the overdose-re- workers are constantly exposed to to reduce the viral load in an infected demic. I wouldn’t say the during the pandemic or versing drug naloxone, and germs in patients’ saliva. person’s mouth or nose could also rise, especially what we’re switched to telehealth publicize a 24/7 hotline, “There is no published evidence reduce the spread of the virus. The seeing in the 12 months should consider re-open- 833-9-HOPE-DE, to find regarding the clinical effectiveness mouth and nose are where the coro- ending in March 2020, are ing with changed hours, substance use treatment. of pre-procedural mouth rinses to navirus gets into the body and later due specifically to the pan- smaller group sessions In Philadelphia, drug reduce SARS-CoV-2 viral loads or gets out in a sneeze, cough, or even demic, but in next month’s and increased safety pre- overdoses through June to prevent transmission,” says the through talking and breathing. release — for April, May, cautions, including mask were about the same as U.S. Centers for Disease Control and onward, we’ll probably see policies and regular disin- they were the year before, Around the world, at least half a Prevention. more of the effect,” said fection. “If we can’t provide but the demographics of dozen studies in humans are under- But, the public health agency adds, Farida Ahmad, the CDC’s services safely, it doesn’t fatal overdose victims way to test that theory. Penn State is certain mouthwashes “may reduce mortality surveillance matter if we reopen — had shifted from majority now seeking funding and approval to the level of oral microorganisms lead. people won’t come,” she white to majority Black. do its own clinical trial. in aerosols and spatter generated She said fatal overdos- said. “How can we do safe- That’s a more dramatic re- “We’re not putting this out as a during dental procedures.” es due to opioids have ly do that so that Ameri- flection of a trend emerg- replacement for masks and social Distributed by Tribune Content been driving most of the cans can get the care and ing locally and nationally distancing, but as another potential Agency, LLC. increased deaths. But in treatment they need? We for several years. Older COVID patients fight through brain fog, weakness

By Judith Graham to varying degrees. Even ter fighting the disease at a total of nearly two weeks, KAISER HEALTH SERVICE among the age group at least half of the critically and remembers having “a greatest risk — people 85 ill older patients will not lot of hallucinations” — a “Lord, give me back my and older — just 28% of have fully recovered. symptom of delirium. memory.” those with confirmed cas- The aftereffects of delir- “James Talaganis, 72, of For months, as Marilyn es end up dying, according ium — an acute, sudden Indian Head Park, Illinois, Walters has struggled to to data from the Centers change of consciousness also benefited from rehab recover from COVID-19, for Disease Control and and mental acuity — can at Shirley Ryan AbilityLab she has repeated this Prevention. (Because of complicate recovery from after spending nearly four prayer day and night. gaps in testing, the actual COVID-19. Seniors hos- months in various hospitals Like other older adults death rate may be lower.) pitalized for serious ill- beginning in early May. who’ve become critically ill Walters, who lives in In- ness are susceptible to Talaganis had a compli- from the coronavirus, Wal- dianapolis, spent almost the often-unrecognized cated case of COVID-19: ters, 65, describes what three weeks in March and condition when they’re im- His kidneys failed and he she calls “brain fog” — dif- April heavily sedated, on mobilized for a long time, was put on dialysis. He ficulty putting thoughts experienced cardiac arrest together, problems with a ventilator, fighting for isolated from family and concentration, the inabili- her life in intensive care. friends, and given seda- and was in a coma for al- ty to remember what hap- Today, she said, “I still get tives to ease agitation or most 58 days while on a pened a short time before. tired real easy and I can’t narcotics for pain, among ventilator. He had intes- This sudden cognitive breathe sometimes. If I’m other contributing factors. tinal bleeding, requiring dysfunction is a common walking sometimes my In older adults, deliri- multiple blood transfu- concern for seniors who’ve legs get wobbly and my um is associated with a sions, and was found to survived a serious bout of arms get like jelly.” heightened risk of losing have crystallization and COVID-19. “Emotionally, it’s been independence, develop- fibrosis in his lungs. “Many older patients are hard because I’ve always ing dementia and dying. When Talaganis began having trouble organizing been able to do for myself, It can manifest as acute his rehab on Aug. 22, he themselves and planning and I can’t do that as I like. confusion and agitation or said, “my whole body, my what they need to do to get I’ve been really nervous as uncharacteristic unre- muscles were atrophied. I through the day,” said Dr. and jittery,” Walters said. sponsiveness and lethargy. couldn’t get out of bed or Zijian Chen, medical direc- Younger adults who’ve “What we’re seeing with go to the toilet. I was get- tor of the Center for Post- survived a serious course COVID-19 and older adults ting fed through a tube. I COVID Care at Mount Si- of COVID-19 experience are rates of delirium in the couldn’t eat solid foods.” nai Health System in New similar issues but older 70% to 80% range,” said In early October, after York City. “They’re report- adults tend to have “more Dr. Babar Khan, associate getting hours of therapy ing that they’ve become severe symptoms, and director of Indiana Univer- each day, Talaganis was more and more forgetful.” more limitations in terms sity’s Center for Aging Re- able to walk 660 feet in six Other challenges of what they can do,” Chen search at the Regenstrief minutes and eat whatever abound: overcoming mus- said. Institute, and one of Wal- he wanted. “My recovery cle and nerve damage, im- “Recovery will be on the ters’ physicians. — it’s a miracle. Every day proving breathing, adapt- order of months and years, Gordon Quinn, 77, a I feel better,” he said. ing to new impairments, not days or weeks,” said Chicago documentary Kaiser Health News PHOTO | TRIBUNE NEWS SERVICE regaining strength and Dr. E. Wesley Ely, co-di- filmmaker, believes he (KHN) is a national health James Talaganis began his COVID-19 rehab at stamina, and coping with rector of the Critical Ill- contracted COVID-19 at policy news service. It is an Shirley Ryan AbilityLab in late August. After the emotional toll of unex- ness, Brain Dysfunction a conference in Australia editorially independent pro- hours of daily therapy, his walking has measur- pected illness. and Survivorship Center in early March. At North- gram of the Henry J. Kaiser ably improved. “My recovery ­— it’s a miracle. Most seniors survive at Vanderbilt University western Memorial Hospi- Family Foundation.) Every day I feel better,” he says. COVID-19 and will en- Medical Center. Most like- tal, he was put on a venti- Distributed by Tribune counter these concerns ly, he speculated, a year af- lator twice in the ICU, for Content Agency, LLC.