SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 19, 2020 Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg dead at 87

By Mark Sherman Ginsburg died of com- placement, or if the seat we mourn, but with con- er, the latest of her several ASSOCIATED PRESS plications from metastat- should remain vacant dence that future gen- battles with cancer. ic pancreatic cancer, the until the outcome of his erations will remember Ginsburg spent her nal WASHINGTON — Su- court said. race against Democrat Joe Ruth Bader Ginsburg as years on the bench as the preme Court Justice Ruth Her death just over six Biden is known. we knew her — a tireless unquestioned leader of the Bader Ginsburg, a dimin- weeks before Election Day Chief Justice John Rob- and resolute champion of court’s liberal wing and be- utive yet towering wom- is likely to set off a heat- erts mourned Ginsburg’s justice,” Roberts said in a came something of a rock en’s rights champion who ed battle over whether passing. “Our Nation has statement. star to her admirers. Young PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS became the court’s second President Donald Trump lost a jurist of historic Ginsburg announced in women especially seemed to female justice, died Friday should nominate, and the stature. We at the Su- July that she was under- embrace the court’s Jewish Supreme Court Justice at her home in Washing- Republican-led Senate preme Court have lost a going chemotherapy treat- Ruth Bader Ginsburg ton. She was 87. should con rm, her re- cherished colleague. Today ment for lesions on her liv- GINSBURG, A2 Racial-justice talks resume in Lynn

By Gayla Cawley ITEM STAFF LYNN — Less than a month after canceling racial-justice conversations between city councilors and community groups, Council President Darren Cyr has announced the talks will resume. Cyr canceled the talks at the begin- ning of September, citing con dentiality breaches stemming from a social media post, and an internal disagreement be- tween Lynn’s only Black councilor and a community leader. On Friday, Cyr, in a joint statement with fellow Councilor Fred Hogan, and representatives from the community groups that have been involved in the discussions, said the racial justice talks were back on. “As reported earlier this month, a mis- understanding led to the cessation of these monthly meetings,” the statement said. “Everyone has agreed that the greater good of the community in con- Bad break on Highland Ave. ducting these meetings, which encour- age open dialogue on issues of race and By Daniel Kane system,” Knowlton said of Highland Ave. A Salem Police of- the development of concrete proposals ITEM STAFF “We also had a second break on Crowdis cer works the site that address systemic racism, far super- we believe happened at the same time in of a water main SALEM — Salem residents along High- sede any past misunderstanding and dis- the high pressure zone. The effects of both break on Highland land Avenue were without water Friday agreements between the parties.” were the same and we had the water off for Avenue in Salem, morning and into the afternoon after a A group of elected of cials and represen- most of the day.” which occurred pair of water main breaks. tatives from six community groups — Di- Residents of the area, including Witch- shortly before 1 A high pressure system pipe burst oc- verse People United, Essex County Com- craft Heights, experienced low water pres- a.m. Friday. curred on Highland Avenue near Tropical munity Organization, Lynn United for sure, loss of water or brown water. Neigh- Products around 4:30 a.m. with a smaller Change, New Lynn Coalition, North Shore borhoods in Lynn on the South side of pipe just a few blocks away on Crowdis ITEM PHOTO | SPENSER HASAK Juneteenth Association, and Prevent the Highland Avenue were unaffected. Work Street also breaking, Salem city engineer Cycle — had been meeting since July on a was done on both pipes into Friday after- monthly basis before talks were canceled. David Knowlton said. noon, limiting Highland Avenue to just one “It was a break in a 16-inch main, about LYNN, A3 eight feet long, as part of a high pressure BREAK, A3

COVID By Anne Marie meeting that the dis- Three additional Tobin trict is establishing an Take a walk COVID deaths ITEM STAFF Equity and Diversity in Lynn eld. A2 Lynn eld unites Committee. LYNNFIELD — Lyn- “This new committee through n eld Public Schools will be charged with as- Opinion has launched a new Shribman: for diversity, sessing and reviewing initiative aimed at our current policies and Marblehead New Hampshire’s new eradicating institu- practices, seeking out voters are critical for inclusion, and tional racism from its the voices of students (if you dare) both parties. A4 schools. and parents and consid- Superintendent Kris- ering best practices in By Thor Jourgensen Sports equity in schools ten Vogel announced education,” Vogel read Fun and games Thursday during a ITEM STAFF back in season. B1 School Committee LYNNFIELD, A3 MARBLEHEAD — Wilmot Redd was among the last people accused, convicted and hanged during the Salem Witch Trials, and her grave Bundle up and is among several chilling stops on the Marblehead Museum’s October haunted walking tour. Dine-Out in Peabody Led by local historian Diana Dun- Brodie’s lap in costume with a lantern, the Pub owner By Anne Marie Tobin September in conjunction with the tour will focus on Old Burial Hill Michael ITEM STAFF International Festival, offers diners with walking dates scheduled for Oct. 16, 17, 23 and 24 at 6:30 p.m. Votto re lls discounts, special offers and other Tickets cost $15 for members and a standing PEABODY — It may be getting unique promotional deals on meals. colder outside, but Peabody Main $20 for future members with pan- heater in “Since the festival wasn’t happen- demic precautions limiting tour the outdoor Streets is doing what it can to keep ing and many restaurants are still outdoor diners eating at city restau- groups to 10 people. The walk takes dining area, struggling from managing through rants. place over hilly, sometimes uneven, dubbed this whole COVID process, we de- Dine-Out Peabody, a month-long ground. Brodie’s cided to continue with restaurant Tickets can be purchased at https:// celebration of local fare, will be held Backyard. week,” said Peabody Main Streets marbleheadmuseum.org/upcom- from Oct. 1-31. The program, for- President Deanne Healey. “We know ing-programs-page/ ITEM PHOTO | merly Peabody Dine-In, a restau- SPENSER HASAK rant week event usually held in DINING, A2 MARBLEHEAD, A3

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A2 THE DAILY ITEM SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 19, 2020 OBITUARIES Bundle up and Dine-Out in Peabody Josephine DeIulis, 91 1929-2020 DINING From A1 Josephine “Josie” (DeLuca) that as we are going into DeIulis, of Lynn, died peace- the colder months, out- fully at her home on Friday, door dining may not be September 18, 2020, sur- as popular as the weather rounded by her loving fam- changes, so we decided to ily following a brief illness. push it from September to She was happily married to October and instead of do- the late Mario DeIulis for 63 ing it for a week or two, we years. Born in Carapelle Calvi- would do it for the whole sio, L’Aquila, Italy in 1929, she month to try to keep fo- was the daughter of the late cus on supporting our Giovanni and Maria (DeLaure- local businesses and our tis) DeLuca. She was raised restaurants.” and educated in Abruzzo, Italy Restaurants have un- and immigrated to the United til Sept. 25 to sign up to States in 1954. Josephine participate. They can use was a master seamstress, a traditional restaurant ITEM PHOTO | SPENSER HASAK making her own clothes. She week-type offer — a two- Brodie’s Pub owner Michael Votto res up a standing heater in the out- also knitted, donating hats, or three-course meal for scarfs and sweaters to those Service information: A door dining area of the restaurant, dubbed Brodie’s Backyard. Funeral Mass will be held $20.20 — offer a 20 per- in need. She was a member cent discount or customize offering a 20 percent dis- $20.20. A few doors down, Healey said already she of Holy Family Church, had a on Monday, September 21, 2020 in Holy Family Church, their own offers tailored count on food purchases. Lupo’s is offering a three- is hoping people will not bountiful garden until the end to that restaurant’s offer- “That’s always worked course meal and drink be deterred by falling tem- of life and enjoyed spending Lynn. Burial will be in St. Joseph Cemetery, Lynn. Rel- ings. From coffee shops to best for us in past years,” for $20.20. At the North peratures. winters in Cape Coral, Florida ice cream shops to ethnic atives and friends are re- Zotto said. “We’re always Shore Mall, Big Fin Poke’s “People might not want for over 40 years. Josephine foods, pizza, and ne din- spectfully invited to attend happy to support any- will offer a third bowl for to eat outside if it’s go- lived life to the fullest, had a ing, no matter what your thing that brings more only $1 with the purchase and are required to adhere ing to be 40 degrees but I sparkle and spunk and loved craving, there’s bound to people to downtown of two bowls and fountain think that most mindsets music and dancing, especial- the guidelines of the CDC, be something delicious for Peabody. We’ve been ex- drinks through Nov. 31. are so different from a ly with her grandchildren and The Commonwealth of Mas- all. tremely busy the last two Capone’s, Mr. G’s Pizza, year ago when you might great-grandchildren. She was sachusetts and Holy Family “We have a very wide months, which have been Nothing Bundt Cakes, La never have thought you 91 years young. Church. Visitation will on range of eateries in Pea- my best July and August Siesta and Granite Coast would sit outside on a cold Josephine was the lov- Monday in the SOLIMINE body from quick fast food months ever. We wanted Brewing Company have night and have a burger ing mother of Anna Irvine of FUNERAL HOME, 67 Ocean to high end dining, so we to be able to give people also committed to partici- and beer,” she said. “But Swampscott and Anthony St. (Rt. 1A), Lynn from are giving the restau- a break, kind of make pate. now people are so quar- DeIulis and his wife Marie of 9-10:30a.m. and will be lim- rants a  exible program,” them feel they were on Healey said that partic- antine-fatigued, so we are Lynn eld; her beloved grand- ited to 40 family and friends Healey said. “The program vacation in Key West, so ipating restaurants and children, Elizabeth Kruegar at a time. In lieu of owers, is meant to attract people it’s been a blessing that their offers will be avail- hoping that people will and her husband Seth of donations in Josephine’s to try restaurants they people have supported able online beginning still want to eat outside, Milton, Daniella Gates and memory may be made to a may have never stepped us.” sometime next week and even if it means bundling her husband Jay of Amster- charity of one’s choice. Di- foot. We all have our favor- About a dozen restau- that Peabody Main Streets up a bit.” dam, Netherlands and Mi- rections and online guest- ites, the ‘I always want- rants have already com- will be posting a list of all Healey said some city chael DeIulis and his wife book for family and friends ed to try that place type mitted to participate, in- participating restaurants restaurants are already Joanna of Charlestown; her 8 to offer condolences at www. thing.’ cluding Breaking Grounds online starting next week. thinking ahead to the great-grandchildren;IN-MEMORIAM her sister solimine.com “Sometimes all they Cafe on Main Street, which Prospective diners will colder weather and that Bobby G Richardson need is a little incentive to will be offering 20 percent also be able to view spe- Brodie’s and Champions AdaJan 31, Milani 1931 -of Sept Toronto, 20, 2020 Cana- da and her many nieces and try a new place, so that’s off lattes. Edible Arrange- cial Peabody Access Tele- Pub have heaters in place nephews. She was the sister what we hope will hap- ments located at the By communications (PAT) on- ready to go. of the late Luigi DeLuca. pen.” Y Plaza on Lowell Street site videos to learn about Anne Marie Tobin can be Brodie’s Pub owner Mi- plans to offer a gift box of house specialties unique reached at atobin@item- chael Zotto said he will be a dozen dipped fruits for to each eatery. live.com. Three additional Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg dead at 87 COVID deaths GINSBURG her appointment. “She has a Trump nominee if there tumor on her pancreas in From A1 already done that.” were a vacancy this year. August 2019. She main- On the court, where she Reached by phone late tained an active sched- grandmother, affectionately was known as a facile Friday, Sen. Lindsey Gra- ule even during the three in Lynn eld calling her the Notorious writer, her most signif- ham, R-S.C., the chairman weeks of radiation. When RBG, for her defense of the icant majority opinions of the Judiciary Commit- she revealed a recurrence rights of women and minori- were the 1996 ruling that tee, declined to disclose cases were reported to of her cancer in July 2020, ByDad Gayla we can not Cawley believe ties, and the strength and ordered the Virginia Mil- any plans. He said a state- another yearITEM has STAFFcome and gone bring the city’s caseload to Ginsburg said she re- resilience she displayed in itary Institute to accept ment would be forthcom- without you. 1,265. A total of 182 resi- mained “fully able” to con- the face of personal loss and women or give up its state ing. YouLynn are missed eld way reported beyond word's three you dents have died and 986 tinue as a justice. will always be in our prayer's sending health crises. funding, and the 2015 Ginsburg authored pow- additional deaths and new have recovered, according Joan Ruth Bader was much love up to you in heaven. Those health issues in- decision that upheld in- erful dissents of her own coronavirus cases were re- to the health department. born in Brooklyn, New cluded ve bouts with dependent commissions in cases involving abor- portedLove in you Lynn, Dad Alway's Peabody Revere reported nine new York, in 1933, the sec- Your sons Marko and Butch cancer beginning in 1999, some states use to draw tion, voting rights and pay and Revere on Friday. cases to bring the city’s to- ond daughter in a mid- and your daughter Wanda falls that resulted in bro- congressional districts. discrimination against The death toll in Lynn- tal numbers to 2,605 cases dle-class family. Her older ken ribs, insertion of a Besides civil rights, women. She said some eld now stands at 14, but and 100 deaths, according sister, who gave her the stent to clear a blocked Ginsburg took an inter- were aimed at swaying its caseload remained the to the city website. lifelong nickname “Kiki,” artery and assorted other est in capital punishment, the opinions of her fellow same at 131, according to Numbers remained the hospitalizations after she voting repeatedly to limit judges while others were died at age 6, so Gins- the town website. same in Nahant (52 cases, turned 75. its use. During her tenure, “an appeal to the intelli- burg grew up in Brook- Fifteen new cases, but six deaths) and were not She resisted calls by the court declared it un- gence of another day” in lyn’s Flatbush section as no additional deaths were updated in Marblehead, liberals to retire during constitutional for states the hopes that they would an only child. Her dream, reported in Lynn on Fri- Saugus or Swampscott. Barack Obama’s presiden- to execute the intellectu- provide guidance to future she has said, was to be an day. The city now has As of Thursday, Saugus cy at a time when Dem- ally disabled and killers courts. opera singer. 4,809 cases, 117 deaths had 698 cases and 41 deaths, ocrats held the Senate younger than 18. “Hope springs eternal,” Ginsburg graduated and 4,128 people have re- and Swampscott had 165 and a replacement with In addition, she ques- she said in 2007, “and at the top of her Colum- covered from the virus, ac- cases and 11 deaths. As of similar views could have tioned the quality of law- when I am writing a dis- bia University law school cording to city data. Wednesday, Marblehead been con rmed. Instead, yers for poor accused sent, I’m always hoping class in 1959 but could not In Peabody, three new had 266 cases and 30 deaths. Trump will almost cer- murderers. In the most for that fth or sixth vote nd a law rm willing to Gayla Cawley can be tainly try to push Gins- divisive of cases, including — even though I’m disap- hire her. She had “three reached at gcawley@item- IN MEMORIAM burg’s successor through the Bush v. Gore decision pointed more often than strikes against her” — for live.com. Follow her on the Republican-controlled in 2000, she was often at not.” being Jewish, female and Twitter @GaylaCawley. JARED J. RAYMOND Senate — and move the odds with the court’s more She wrote memorably in a mother, as she put it in 2006 ~ SEPTEMBER 19 ~ 2020 FOURTEENTH ANNIVERSARY conservative court even conservative members 2013 that the court’s deci- 2007. IN-MEMORIAM more to the right. — initially Chief Justice sion to cut out a key part Bobby G Richardson She had married her Jan 31, 1931 - Sept 20, 2020 Ginsburg antagonized William H. Rehnquist of the federal law that had husband, Martin, in 1954, Trump during the 2016 and Justices Sandra Day ensured the voting rights the year she graduated presidential campaign in a O’Connor, Antonin Scalia, of Black people, Hispanics from Cornell University. series of media interviews, Anthony M. Kennedy and and other minorities was She attended Harvard including calling him a Clarence Thomas. “like throwing away your University’s law school faker. She soon apologized. The division remained umbrella in a rainstorm but transferred to Colum- Her appointment by the same after John Rob- because you are not get- bia when her husband President Bill Clinton erts replaced Rehnquist ting wet.” took a law job there. Mar- in 1993 was the rst by "MY BOY" as chief justice, Samuel Change on the court hit tin Ginsburg went on to a Democrat in 26 years. Alito took O’Connor’s seat, Ginsburg especially hard. become a prominent tax I HELD YOUR HAND She initially found a com- and, under Trump, Neil She dissented forcefully attorney and law profes- WHEN YOU WERE SMALL fortable ideological home Gorsuch and Brett Kava- from the court’s decision I WATCHED YOU GROW sor. Martin Ginsburg died somewhere left of center naugh joined the court, in in 2007 to uphold a nation- STANDING PROUD AND TALL in 2010. She is survived BECAME A MAN BUT STILL MY BOY on a conservative court seats that had been held wide ban on an abortion YOU WILL ALWAYS BE MY dominated by Republican by Scalia and Kennedy, re- procedure that opponents by two children, Jane and "PRIDE AND JOY" James, and several grand- YOU MAY BE GONE appointees. Her liberal spectively. call partial-birth abortion. BUT IN MY HEART voice grew stronger the Ginsburg would say lat- The court, with O’Connor children. FOR IN THERE SON longer she served. er that the 5-4 decision still on it, had struck down Ginsburg once said that WE ARE NEVER APART. Dad we can not believe she had not entered the another year has come and gone Ginsburg was a moth- that settled the 2000 pres- a similar state ban seven ALWAYS IN MY HEART without you. er of two, an opera lover idential election for Re- years earlier. The “alarm- law as an equal-rights AND SOUL JARED XOXO You are missed way beyond word's you and an intellectual who publican George W. Bush ing” ruling, Ginsburg said, champion. “I thought I YOU WILL NEVER BE FORGOTTEN. will always be in our prayer's sending could do a lawyer’s job bet- much love up to you in heaven. watched arguments be- was a “breathtaking epi- “cannot be understood as LOVE MOM, BRIAN, NANA, PA, hind oversized glasses for sode” at the court. anything other than an ef- ter than any other,” she AUNTIE, SUZANNE AND JIMMY Love you Dad Alway's many years, though she She was perhaps person- fort to chip away at a right wrote. “I have no talent Your sons Marko and Butch in the arts, but I do write and your daughter Wanda ditched them for more ally closest on the court declared again and again fashionable frames in her to Scalia, her ideological by this court — and with fairly well and analyze later years. At argument opposite. 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"MY BOY" I HELD YOUR HAND WHEN YOU WERE SMALL I WATCHED YOU GROW STANDING PROUD AND TALL BECAME A MAN BUT STILL MY BOY YOU WILL ALWAYS BE MY "PRIDE AND JOY" YOU MAY BE GONE BUT IN MY HEART FOR IN THERE SON WE ARE NEVER APART. ALWAYS IN MY HEART AND SOUL JARED XOXO YOU WILL NEVER BE FORGOTTEN. LOVE MOM, BRIAN, NANA, PA, AUNTIE, SUZANNE AND JIMMY SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 19, 2020 THE DAILY ITEM A3 Lynnfield unites for diversity, Racial-justice inclusion, and equity in schools talks resume LYNNFIELD at the forefront of address- is embedded and practiced Simpson’s stepfather, was From A1 ing these topics. Having a for our students and fami- charged with operating conversation about an- lies and faculty and staff,” under the influence of al- in Lynn from a prepared statement ti-racism I feel is more im- the resolution stated. “We cohol, three counts of as- signed by administrators, portant than ever.” must ensure our own sault with a dangerous school committee members Vogel said the schools school culture and that of weapon, reckless opera- LYNN nard of the Essex County and all of the faculty and will be partnering with A every district in the Com- tion of a motor vehicle, From A1 Community Organization staff of every Lynnfield Healthy Lynnfield (AHL) monwealth is anti-racist property damage to intim- and Pastor of Bethel AME school. “This committee and Facing History and and ackkowledges that all idate and assault to mur- Discussions began af- Church of Lynn, met pri- will recommend further Ourselves. AHL will help lives cannot matter until der. ter representatives from vately with the hope of actions and changes neces- educators engage in pro- Black Lives Matter.” Committee member Sta- those community groups resuming regular meet- sary for us to build a more fessional development on McQueen said he is ea- cy Dahlstadt said she is lobbied for the realloca- ings,” the statement said, inclusive school system.” equitable teaching prac- ger to see progress and “saddened, disheartened tion of Lynn Police Depart- noting that everyone in- Vogel said the commit- tices with the assistance that “this is very, very cru- and, frankly disgusted ment funds during a City volved agreed that the im- tee will be formed by the of Reading ESL teacher cial and important work.” about the recent acts of Council budget hearing in portance of the meetings district’s Administrative Karen Hall. Committee member Rich vandalism in Lynnfield, July. Community activists outweighed any internal Leadership Team and will “She will be teaching a Sjoberg said Lynnfield is but she is confident that had asked for those funds disagreements. include representation course for our educators not “starting from Ground Superintendent Vogel and to be used for the creation Barton said on Friday from parents, students that focuses on culturally Zero and there are many the administrative lead- of an unarmed crisis re- that it was time to move and educators. She said competent teaching and things we already do, but ership team will continue sponse team, which would forward. He declined anyone interested in serv- learning, breaking down I look forward as we en- to promote an inclusive consist of trained mental comment on the initial ing on the committee or racial inequities and striv- hance those things we al- school system. health professionals and disagreement, saying, “I having input of any kind ing for an equitable curric- ready are doing.” “We can and should others that would be as- don’t want to get into he should email her a letter ulum,” Vogel said. “Facing The announcement do more, absolutely now signed to emergency calls said, she said. of interest. History and Ourselves came on the heels of the more than ever,” she said. that don’t require a police “I think they need to School Committee will also provide profes- Sept. 15 arrest of two Lyn- “During these troubled response, the statement have these conversations,” Chairman Jamie Hayman sional development and nfield men in connection times, we must lift each said. said Barton. “I think it’s said he was “excited to resources on teaching ac- with a month-long police other up and not knock Rather than reallocate important that the city start the conversation. ceptances and anti-racist investigation of racial- each other down.” police department funds, moves forward with these “Lynnfield public schools curriculum.” ly-motivated vandalism, Committee member Tim the City Council voted to thoughts. As the Coun- have always stood for Committee member Phil property damage and civil Doyle said it’s all about re- approve a budget request cil president said in his equality, inclusion and eq- McQueen presented a rights violations. spect. from Mayor Thomas M. statement, I think it’s big- uity,” he said. “Tonight’s School Committee resolu- Joshua Simpson, 21, was “There has been a com- McGee, which allocated ger than all of us and they discussion has been in the tion acknowledging that charged in Peabody Dis- plete breakdown of respect $25,000 in this year’s city need to just keep moving works for a while. It is not “we as leaders can no lon- trict Court with malicious across the nation,” he said. budget for the establish- forward with it.” a reaction to incidents we ger remain silent about destruction of property, “We need to respect oth- ment of an Equity and Moving forward, the have seen in our town, but racism. two counts of larceny un- ers’ differences, respect Inclusion Assessment Ac- racial-justice meetings rather is a culmination “Lynnfield and all dis- der $1,200, vandalizing what you have been given count. will be co-chaired by Rev. and just the beginning of tricts in the Common- property, resisting arrest, and share what you have The account’s funds Hickman-Maynard and a transformative journey. wealth must guarantee property damage to intim- been given.” would be used to explore Murkison, and will contin- Racism and bigotry and that racist practices are idate and criminal harass- Anne Marie Tobin can be the possible development ue to include members of hate still exist in our coun- eradicated and that diver- ment. reached at atobin@item- of an unarmed crisis re- the City Council and oth- try. Education needs to be sity, equity and inclusion Stephen Smith, 55, live.com. sponse team, along with er city officials. Over the studying other potential next several months, the solutions that would re- discussions will be focused duce racial injustices and on policing, the statement inequities in areas such said. as policing, housing, and As a result of a citizen hiring practices, the state- petition organized by ment said. members of Prevent the However, those monthly Cycle, a public hearing will discussions fell apart fol- be held on Oct. 24, which lowing a “misunderstand- “will address the creation ing” that occurred during of a civilian review board a Swampscott protest that to address complaints of was held to support Lynn police misconduct, the use women who alleged they of body cameras by law en- were subjected to racial forcement personnel, the insults in Swampscott on creation of an unarmed July 28 (a woman was lat- crisis response team, and er arrested and charged in possible amendments to connection with the inci- the Lynn Human Rights dent). Commission Ordinance, At the protest, Council among matters pertaining Vice President Buzzy Bar- to racism in policing,” the ton and Nicole McClain, a statement said. Black woman who serves “All participants in the as president of the North past meetings agree that Shore Juneteenth Asso- progress has been made ciation, had a sharp ex- and are optimistic that change of words. continued meetings will Barton told The Item strengthen our commu- that he felt a question nity’s ability to address directed at him from Mc- issues of systemic racism Clain reflected poorly on that have for far too long his family’s commitment been left ignored. to racial justice, particu- “While Lynn has long larly his mother, Virginia been an extremely diverse Barton’s, work in the civ- city, racially, ethnically il rights movement. Mc- and economically, we the Clain said at the time that undersigned do not be- she was trying to unpack lieve the city has ever be- her personal view and was fore held regular, produc- not trying to hurt Barton’s tive community meetings public persona. allowing for each voice to ITEM PHOTO | SPENSER HASAK “After the cessation of be heard. At this time in A crew wraps up repairs to a water main, which broke shortly before 1 a.m. Friday morning on the meetings, many indi- our nation’s history, such Highland Avenue in Salem. viduals, including Coun- meetings that aim to pro- cil President Darren P. pose solutions to the com- Cyr, Darrell Murkison, plex problem of racism are former President of the needed more than ever be- Bad break on Highland Ave. local chapter of the Na- fore,” the statement said. tional Association for the Gayla Cawley can be Advancement of Colored reached at gcawley@item- BREAK rather quickly. unusual. Residents are similar breaks over the People and Reverend Ber- live.com. Follow her on From A1 “We don’t want to put told to run only cold wa- last five years. It’s one of nadette Hickman-May- Twitter @GaylaCawley. it on full blast right ter until the discolor- the pipes we’re looking at lane of traffic for most the away,” Knowlton said. ation clears. going forward. day, with crews finishing “But the system should As for the reason for “There’s a lot of led- LAW OFFICES OF the repairs around 3 p.m. be back to normal this the water main break, gerock and rocks out there JAMES J. CARRIGAN “It went fairly well,” evening.” Kowlton points to similar very close to the pipe. That • Social Security Disability Knowlton said. “The main A statement released problems around the city restricts (the pipes’) abili- • Workers Compensation break was right in the by Salem said that res- as the surrounding pipe ty to move and that’s what • Accidents middle of Highland Av- idents may experience systems age. causes something like 25 years located across enue between the two brown water when us- “It’s an old pipe and this.” Home delivery from Lynn District Court guard rails and we were ing running water for there’s a lot of similar Daniel Kane can be 15 Johnson St. able to get crews down the first time after the pipes in the area,” Knowl- reached at dkane@item- subscribers 781-596-0100 there to fix the problem break but this is not ton said. “We have had live.com. Get FREE access JAMES J. CARRIGAN to the e-edition on ANNE GUGINO CARRIGAN LISA A. CARRIGAN, OF COUNSEL www.jamescarriganlaw.com Take a walk through Marblehead (if you dare) [email protected] MARBLEHEAD some of it ghost stories,” listed on the museum www.marbleheadmuse- From A1 said Museum Director website, marbleheadmu- um.org Lauren McCormack. seum.org. Joseph Adelman, asso- Dunlap will also introduce The Museum reopened The museum kicks off ciate history professor at tour participants to the in July after initially clos- October programming Framingham State Uni- tale of the screeching lady ing in compliance with with an Oct. 1, 7 p.m., pre- versity, holds undergradu- ITEM CLASSIFIEDS GET RESULTS! of Lovis Cove and Wizard coronavirus precautions. sentation examining the ate and graduate degrees Diamond who, legend has Small tours took visi- press during the Revolu- from Harvard Universi- it, could communicate tors into historic sites, tionary War. ty and a doctorate from telepathically with sail- including the Jeremiah “Revolutionary Net- Johns Hopkins University. ors at sea and guide them Lee Mansion. The J.O.J. works” shows how print- Adelman won the 2011 through storms safely Call Customer Service ashore. Frost Gallery and Carolyn ers balanced their own po- Rita Lloyd Moroney Ju- Redd’s history and her Lynch Education Center litical beliefs and interests nior Prize for Scholarship execution in 1692 are not- were reopened along with alongside the commercial in Postal History from the ed locally with a mark- the Museum Shop. interests of their busi- U.S. Postal Service for his to place an ad er near where her home To comply with precau- nesses, and how they all article, “A Constitution- stood. tions, visits to the Muse- contributed to the Revo- al Conveyance of Intelli- “This is the second year um’s 170 Washington St. lution and the birth of the gence, Public and Private.” we’re doing the tour. It’s location are limited with United States. Thor Jourgensen can be 781-593-7700, ext. 2 a mix of history and leg- public programs offered The lecture can be access reached at tjourgensen@ end — some of it true and on Zoom, with programs through Zoom. Register at itemlive.com. A4 SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 19, 2020 OPINION DAVID M. SHRIBMAN HOW TO REACH US

E¥¦¥ M. G DIRECTORS President and Publisher New Hampshire’s new voters Edward L. Cahill M§Ÿ H. SŸŸ Chief Executive O cer John M. Gilberg Edward M. Grant E C J. CŸ¡ CŸ Advertising Director News Editor Gordon R. Hall 110 Munroe St. W J. K TŸ  J ¢£ Monica Connell Healey are critical for both parties 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 Chief Operating O cer Chairman Community Relations Director INTERVALE, N.H. — Rep. Tulsi Gabbard won lobbyist, “and they’re very Customer Service Oh, no! Not New Hamp- in the Democratic primary concerned about what Monday - Friday, 8 a.m. - 5 p.m. PUBLISHERS shire again! Not another in February, and you prob- they’ve seen in the presi- Horace N. Hastings, 1877-1904 elegy to those flinty and ably have forgotten that dent.” Connecting Charles H. Hastings and Wilmot R. Hastings, 1904-1922 Charles H. Hastings, 1922-1940 finicky voters! No, not she even ran and never ac- That surge of new voters All Departments: Ernest W. Lawson, 1940-1960 that! tually knew who she was. may not be a mirage. The 781-593-7700 Charles H. Gamage and Peter Gamage, 1960-1982 state’s primary, conduct- Peter Gamage, 1982-1991 Yes, that. Because when This kind of fevered pol- Ext. 2 Peter H. Gamage, 1991-1996 we last left the state, back itics is, to be sure, unusual ed a day after Labor Day, Brian C. šayer, 1996-1999 in pre-coronavirus times, here. From 1920 to 1988 — drew a record turnout. A Classified/Legal Advertising Bernard W. Frazier Jr., 1999-2005 [email protected] Peter H. Gamage, 2005-2014 the Presidential Range from the presidential can- study by the Carsey School was draped in snow, Sen. didacies of Warren Hard- of Public Policy at the Uni- Subscriptions John S. Moran, Executive Editor, 1975-1990 Bernie Sanders of Ver- ing to George H.W. Bush versity of New Hampshire [email protected] mont and former Mayor — the Granite State devi- found that migrants into Circulation Pete Buttigieg of South ated from the Republican the state and those turn- [email protected] Bend, Ind., both had cap- column only four times, ing 18 in the past four Ext. 3 tured nine Democratic three for Franklin Roos- years represent 230,000 convention delegates, and evelt and once for Lyndon potential new voters, or Newsroom former Vice President Jo- B. Johnson in the Texan’s about 20 percent of those [email protected] seph R. Biden Jr. was bur- 1964 landslide over Sen. eligible to vote in 2020. [email protected] EDITORIAL ied in a distant fifth place. Barry Goldwater. In that Like everything else in Ext. 4 Only one in 12 voters sup- period, Republicans basi- this state’s politics, the Sports ported him. cally sat back and watched contest could come down [email protected] Now we are back, and if that handful of electoral to a measure of the pop- Vaccine trials you stand at the vista here votes slip effortlessly into ularity of a figure named Ext. 5 by the White Mountain the GOP slot. Sununu and another Retail and Online must include Hispanics Highway, you will see wild- Now there is a different named Shaheen. Advertising flowers in the foreground, New Hampshire — and it Jeanne Shaheen has [email protected] leaves changing brilliant- has grown even more dif- been a prominent figure ADVERTISING and African Americans ly in the valley, and, in the ferent in recent years. in the state’s politics since distance, the Presidential New Hampshire once she helped engineer the Ernie Carpenter Jr. Editorial from the Baltimore Sun editorial board Range draped in late-sum- was a remote colony of upset 1984 New Hamp- Director of Advertising and Business Development, ext. 1355 mer sunshine. But the po- Yankees who pretty much shire primary victory of Scientists and researchers have long failed at in- [email protected] litical season has changed, stayed put and stayed the Sen. Gary Hart of Colo- clusiveness in clinical research trials. African Amer- too. We have a new per- same. But now this is one rado. She was the first fe- Ralph Mitchell icans, Native Americans and Hispanic patients in spective on presidential of the fastest-changing male governor of the state Sales Representative, ext. 1313 particular are largely underrepresented in research [email protected] ranges in general: Biden states in the union. and then the first female into drugs and other disease treatments. is the Democratic presi- Indeed, from that 2000 senator from the state. Eric Rondeau Overall, African Americans make up about 13 per- dential nominee, Sen. Ka- election, where Nad- Altogether she has been Sales Representative, ext. 1280 cent of the population, but just 5 percent of clinical mala Harris of California er played such a pivotal in office for nearly three [email protected] trials. And Hispanics fare even worse; they make up (who folded her campaign role, to 2008, when Sen. decades. Patricia Whalen 18 percent of the population, but just 1 percent of even before the primary Barack Obama of Illinois Chris Sununu is the Sales Representative, ext. 1310 clinical trial research, according to Clinical Research here) is his running mate, prevailed, fully a third of third member of his fam- [email protected] Pathways. and once again this state potential voters actually ily to win statewide elec- A 2018 ProPublica analysis found this is true even BUSINESS OFFICE is a political battleground were different people than tions; his father, John H. when a particular disease disproportionately affects Susan J. Conti of great consequence. the electorate before the Sununu, was elected gov- one of these groups. One out of five people diagnosed Controller, ext. 1288 How can that be? New turn of the century; they ernor three times before with multiple myeloma in the U.S. is Black, and Af- [email protected] Hampshire, once as re- were people who either becoming White House rican Americans are more than twice as likely as liably Republican as the were not 18 at the end of chief of staff to President Ted Grant white Americans to be diagnosed with the blood can- Publisher, ext. 1234 butter-and-sugar sweet the 20th century or didn’t George H.W. Bush, and his cer overall, yet, the U.S. Food and Drug Administra- [email protected] corn is reliably ready for live in the state. That phe- brother served in both the tion approved a drug to treat it in 2015 after a trial picking in August, has vot- nomenon occurred again House and Senate. Sha- Marian Kinney in which just 13 of 722 participants, or 1.8 percent, ed for the Democrats in six between 2008 and 2016. heen defeated that broth- ext. 1212 were Black. Disease can manifest itself in different [email protected] of the last seven elections That churn is chilling er, Sen. John E. Sununu, ways depending on a person’s ethnicity and race. — and it would have been news for the Republicans, twice in senatorial races. Will Kraft Leaving people out of trials means certain groups and thus for Trump. Both Shaheen, a cinch to Chief Financial Officer, ext. 1296 risk not getting the best treatment. seven straight had inde- “The newer people and win a fourth term in the [email protected] Unfortunately, we’re seeing the same playbook pendent Ralph Nader not younger people are more Senate, and the youngest once again as scientists rush to develop a vaccine for siphoned off 22,198 from Paula Villacreses likely to identify as Demo- Sununu, regularly in the COVID-19. It’s no surprise drugmakers are far from Vice President Albert Go- A/R Specialist, ext. 1205 crats,” said Andrew Smith, ranks of the most popular [email protected] having the number of people of color they should re’s support in 2000. But here’s why President a University of New governors in the country, for a truly representative trial — though we wish it Mike Shanahan Hampshire pollster, “as are on the ballot this No- was, especially since the racial disparities that come Donald Trump dropped in Chief Executive Officer, ext. 1956 the younger people look to vember. along with COVID-19 are so jarring. On Tuesday, here recently, why Demo- [email protected] that party and some older The latest Siena College/ the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention said crats are mobilizing as if they are preparing for a people either die or move New York Times poll has Carolina Trujillo the disease is killing Hispanic, Black and Native Community Relations Director, ext. 1226 to Florida.” Biden ahead by 3 percent- American children at a much higher rate than white winter nor’easter, and why [email protected] But New Hampshire age points, but the New children. More than 78 percent of children who have never-Trumper Republi- also is ground zero for both England skepticism that Jim Wilson died from COVID-19 have been from these three mi- cans are organizing in a way independent-minded parties’ efforts to draw has animated this state Chief Operating Officer, ext. 1200 nority populations, groups that make up only 41 per- [email protected] new voters into the polling for centuries is particu- cent of the U.S. population. Similar disparities exist party members haven’t booths in November — a larly appropriate in this CIRCULATION for adults as well. done since Henry Cabot critical task for Trump, 21st-century contest. No Scientists should have known at the outset to make Lodge Jr., the American Lisa Mahmoud whose strategists believe one really knows who is the extra effort to reach out to communities of color, ambassador to Saigon, Manager, ext. 1239 there is a hidden force of ahead. [email protected] knowing the history and realizing their obligation to was the stunning bene- potential new voters who “It is impossible for the come up with a vaccine that works for a diversity ficiary of a write-in cam- can carry him over the polls to accurately reflect CUSTOMER SERVICE of people. Instead, the drugmakers leading develop- paign that actually won line, just as it is for Biden, a race in which Donald ment of a vaccine, Moderna and Pfizer, said late last the 1964 New Hampshire La’ Mosha Ball Trump is the candidate,” Customer Service, ext. 1276 month they had enrolled more than half the people primary: whose strategists believe said former Gov. John H. [email protected] needed for trials of 30,000 people, but only about a Trump lost this state that mobilizing the young Sununu, the paterfamili- fifth were Black or Hispanic. and its tiny (but perhaps and attracting voters, par- GRAPHICS as of the Sununu clan. On We need minority groups in these trials. It is their consequential in a close ticularly Independents, that, if on nothing else, all Trevor Andreozzi mothers, aunts, sons and daughters who are more contest) haul of four elec- disillusioned with Trump’s the state’s politicos agree. Designer likely to contract the disease and die from it. But we toral votes by a margin style and comportment, [email protected] A 1972 Swampscott High also understand the distrust and skepticism many of of only 2,736 four years could be the margin of his School graduate, David M. Mark Sutherland these groups have toward these trials. In many ways, ago. To put that number victory. in hardscrabble granite “The biggest bloc of Shribman is the Pulitzer Creative Director, ext. 1330 the medical community hasn’t given them reason to [email protected] Prize-winning former execu- feel otherwise. perspective worthy of the voters in this state is In- tive editor of the Pittsburgh NEWSROOM Past transgressions are still fresh in the minds of White Mountains here, dependents,” said James Post-Gazette. Follow him on many. Take the Tuskegee Experiment, for example: that’s about one-quarter M. Demers, a prominent Mike Alongi Twitter @ShribmanPG. African American men were provided no treatment the number of votes that Democratic activist and Sports Editor, ext. 1228 for syphilis so researchers could learn about the dis- [email protected] ease progression. Or the use of the cells of Henrietta Bill Brotherton Lacks at Johns Hopkins, and later by researchers all Features Editor ext. 1338 over the world, without consent. In the 1940s, pa- [email protected] tients in a trial in Guatemala were deliberately in- Elyse Carmosino fected with syphilis and other venereal diseases, and Reporter, ext. 1264 now, there are allegations that ICE has been per- [email protected] forming hysterectomies on detainees without their Gayla Cawley consent. Reporter, ext. 1236 To gain that trust, Black and Hispanic research- [email protected] ers should be heavily involved in these trials. People Cheryl Charles of color are more likely to be comfortable with and News Editor, ext. 1278 trusting of people who look like them, hence the push [email protected] to get more Black and brown people into the medical Olivia Falcigno field. Billionaire philanthropist and businessman Photographer, ext.1224 Michael Bloomberg recently announced he would [email protected] give $100 million to four historically Black medical schools to help train doctors of color. Researchers Spenser Hasak Photographer, ext. 1332 also need to address transportation and access is- [email protected] sues some low-income participants may face. They could also stand to learn from the efforts of Thor Jourgensen George Washington University, with 50 percent en- Editorial Page Editor, ext. 1267 [email protected] rollment in its clinical trial, well past its goal of 30 percent. The university told The Washington Post it Daniel Kane administered the vaccine on campus and from a van Sports Reporter, ext. 1228 parked in local neighborhoods. Researchers worked [email protected] hard to address people’s fears, including why they Steve Krause couldn’t get the disease from the vaccine. Writer-at-Large, ext. 1229 We know it’s no easy task dispelling fears and [email protected] myths that have existed for decades. But it is what Anne Marie Tobin medicine owes to African Americans and other peo- Sports Reporter, ext. 1307 ple of color to fix the effects of history. And it is what [email protected] it needs to lessen the death toll of COVID-19, which TECHNOLOGY is hitting some communities harder than others. 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] SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 19, 2020 THE DAILY ITEM A5 POLICE/FIRE

All address information, particu- St. Stephen T. Smith, 55, and Coronavirus pandemic shrinks larly arrests, reflect police records. Joshua S. Simpson, 21, both In the event of a perceived inac- of Lynnfield, were arrested curacy, it is the sole responsibility (see arrests). Vandalism was reported Europe’s monitoring of U.S. vote of the concerned party to contact at 8:50 a.m. Wednesday on the relevant police department and Center Court. A caller reported By William J. Kole have the department issue a no- she noticed a lot of trash and ASSOCIATED PRESS tice of correction to the Daily Item. some graffiti while she was Corrections or clarifications will not walking in the woods behind Europe’s largest securi- be made without express notice of Center Court. ty organization said Fri- day that it has drastically change from the arresting police scaled back plans to send department. MARBLEHEAD as many as 500 observers to the U.S. to monitor the LYNN Complaints Nov. 3 presidential elec- A report of suspicious ac- tion and now will deploy Arrests tivity at 9:35 p.m. Thursday just 30 because of the on Lattimer Street. A caller coronavirus pandemic. Undincer Bamaca-Perez, reported she thought some- The Organization for 26, of 42 Newhall St., was one was trying to break into Security and Cooperation arrested and charged with the house. She could hear in Europe — which has nighttime breaking and enter- them jiggling the door when observed U.S. elections ing for a felony, possession of she was upstairs with her since 2002 but is better a burglarious instrument and children. The caller said her known for monitoring violation of the city knife ordi- 13-year-old daughter could voting in countries such nance at 2:23 a.m. Friday. hear “knocking” on the door. as Belarus or Kyrgyz- AP FILE PHOTO Marielys Mingo, 21, of stan — has spent months 14 Union Place, was arrest- Police reported there was no one around and the noise trying to figure out how Parliamentarians Goran Lennmarker, right, of Sweden and Stavros ed and charged with three to safely keep tabs on an Evagorow, of Cyprus, observe the American voting process as voters counts of trafficking more may have been caused by the wind. election it worries will be cast their ballots at Robbinsdale City Hall in Robbinsdale, Minn. than 10 grams of fentanyl “the most challenging in and Class A drug distribution A Smith Street caller report- ed a loud, drunk group was recent decades” as Amer- est-scale U.S. election since the 2000 presiden- ternational monitors. at 7:03 a.m. Friday. icans pick a president monitoring effort ever has tial election recount that Calls have been mount- Javier Pimentel, 22, of 47 keeping her awake at 10:17 p.m. Thursday. in the throes of a global become one of its smallest. left the outcome unclear ing for extra scrutiny of Park St., was arrested and health crisis. The OSCE sent 49 observ- for weeks, raising ques- November’s election — charged with four counts Fire The use of mail-in vot- ers for the 2018 midterms tions among America’s al- and not just with domestic of trafficking more than 10 ing is expected to increase and about 400 for the 2016 lies about the integrity of observers, as the Carter grams of fentanyl and Class A An Ocean Avenue caller in many states this year, presidential election. its electoral politics. Center intends to do. drug distribution at 6:17 a.m. reported a large bonfire on with voters seeing that “While we had planned Typically, the organiza- “The United States Friday. Manley Street at 8:27 p.m. as a safer alternative to to send a full-fledged elec- tion sends a small dele- touts itself as the demo- Luz Serrano, 34, of 79 Lake Thursday. The homeowner ex- casting ballots in-person tion observation mission, gation months before an cratic model that nations View Ave., was arrested and tinguished the fire. during the pandemic. Al- the safety fears as well election to do a “needs around the world should charged with disorderly con- though President Donald as continuing travel re- assessment,” but that emulate. But if Ameri- duct at 7:11 p.m. Thursday. NAHANT Trump has claimed that strictions caused by the was conducted remote- ca really wants to be the David Torres, 31, of 445 an increase in mail bal- COVID-19 pandemic are ly in early June “due to exemplar of democracy, Essex St., was arrested and Complaints lots could lead to a rigged creating challenges,” An- the global health emer- then it should prove its charged with Class B drug election, there has been drusz said in an email. The gency and restrictions on elections are, in fact, free distribution at 11 a.m. Friday. A resident called at 6:02 no evidence of widespread 30 are expected to head to cross-border travel,” offi- and fair, and let the world p.m. Wednesday to report fraud involving voting by the U.S. early next month cials said. watch,” The Boston Globe Accidents the front door to the house mail in the U.S. and will stay through Nov. The European security said in an editorial last A report of a motor vehicle next door was open while The OSCE’s mission 3, she said, adding that group also has publicly month. crash at 5:29 p.m. Thursday the home is under construc- originally was to have in- none of the observers is criticized the Electoral In a July report express- at 234 Lynnfield St.; at 6:57 tion. The caller said no one volved 100 long-term and from Russia. College system in the U.S., ing concern about the U.S. p.m. Thursday at 167 N Com- appeared to be in the area. 400 short-term observers Last March, the U.S. saying it “does not provide vote, the OSCE said the mon St. An officer dispatched to the to the U.S. starting this mission to the OSCE had for equality of vote” like a 400 short-term observers home on Willow Road re- month, but health con- requested observers, as all popular vote would do. would include some who Breaking and Entering ported a dog was inside the cerns and restrictions on countries belonging to the Even if observers were would be focused sole- house and the windows were travel prompted the Vi- group, including Russia, granted access, many U.S. ly on media coverage in A report of a breaking and open, and it appeared some- enna-based organization are obligated to do. The states don’t allow them, the days and hours lead- entering at 2:06 a.m. Friday one was still working but had to pare that back to 30 organization’s Office for and others leave it to the ing up to the vote. It was at 514 Western Ave. stepped out for a bit. observers, spokesperson Democratic Institutions discretion of local elec- unclear Friday whether A report of a motor vehicle Police received a call from Katya Andrusz told The and Human Rights has tions officials. Only Cal- the trimmed-down “lim- breaking and entering at 7:36 a resident at 3:08 p.m. Associated Press. deployed monitors for U.S. ifornia, Missouri, New ited observation mission” a.m. Friday at 140 Union St. Wednesday who wanted to Suddenly, what was go- voting since the 2002 mid- Mexico and Washington, would include a media know why her home on Nah- ing to be Europe’s larg- term elections — the first D.C., expressly allow in- monitoring element. Theft ant Road had no water. The caller was informed work was A report of a larceny at 7:03 being done in the area and Two Lynn men arrested on drug charges p.m. Thursday at 256 S Com- told to contact the Depart- mon St.; at 7:11 a.m. Friday ment of Public Works with By Gayla Cawley Marielys Mingo, 21, was rested as a result of a seized another 80 grams at YMCA at 20 Neptune Blvd.; further questions. at 9:30 a.m. Friday at 501 ITEM STAFF charged with three counts search warrant that was of suspected fentanyl from Washington St. of trafficking more than executed at 47 Park St. the Park Street residence, SAUGUS LYNN — Two Lynn men 10 grams of fentanyl and around 6 a.m. Friday, Kmiec said. were arrested on fentanyl Class A drug distribution. Lynn Police Lt. Michael The 153 grams of fen- LYNNFIELD Accidents trafficking charges Friday Javier Pimentel, 22, was Kmiec said. tanyl has an approximate morning following a month- charged with four counts Over the course of the street value of $15,300. Arrests An officer reported at 10:41 long joint investigation be- of trafficking more than investigation, 73 grams of Gayla Cawley can be p.m. Thursday that he was tween the Lynn Police Drug 10 grams of fentanyl and fentanyl had been seized reached at gcawley@item- Stephen T. Smith, 55, of approached by a driver who 393 Summer St., was arrest- Task Force and Massachu- Class A drug distribution. from Pimentel and Mingo. live.com. Follow her on stated there was a disabled setts State Police. The two men were ar- On Friday morning, police Twitter @GaylaCawley. ed and charged with three motor vehicle on Broadway. A counts of assault with a dan- separate officer later reported gerous weapon, assault to McGarvey’s Towing replaced murder, OUI liquor, negligent the car’s tire and the vehicle Census layoffs ordered despite judge’s ruling operation of a motor vehicle, was sent on its way. marked lanes violation, and An officer reported a motor By Mike Schneider such actions would violate visors they couldn’t lay tion to comply with court property damage to intimi- vehicle accident at 9:53 p.m. ASSOCIATED PRESS U.S. District Judge Lucy people off for lack of work, orders,” Cook said. date at 1:11 a.m. Tuesday. Thursday on Lincoln Avenue. A Koh’s temporary restrain- he suggested they could The once-a-decade head Joshua S. Simpson, 21, report was taken. ORLANDO, Fla. — ing order prohibiting encourage census takers count of every U.S. resi- of 393 Summer St., was Police received a report of a Two weeks after a feder- the Census Bureau from who haven’t had an as- dent helps determine how arrested and charged with two-car accident with non-fa- al judge prohibited the winding down field opera- signment in a while to re- $1.5 trillion in federal two counts of larceny under tal injuries at 5:48 p.m. Thurs- U.S. Census Bureau from tions while she considers a sign or fire them for poor funding is distributed an- $1,200, malicious destruc- day. Officers were dispatched winding down the 2020 request to extend the head performance. nually and how many con- tion of property, property to CVS Pharmacy on Broad- census, a manager in Illi- count by a month. “It doesn’t have to be gressional seats each state damage to intimidate, resist- way for more information. nois instructed employees Earlier this week, the their performance is poor. gets — a process known as ing arrest, vandalizing proper- Police received a report of to get started with layoffs, judge, who is in San Jose, It just means it’s not good apportionment. The cen- ty, and criminal harassment at a two-car accident with un- according to an audio of California, held a hearing enough,” he said. “If you sus takers are sent out 1:11 a.m. Tuesday. known injuries in the area the conversation obtained on other possible viola- are going to terminate to knock on the doors of of Main Street at 4:06 p.m. by The Associated Press. tions of the order, but no someone for performance, homes that have not yet Accidents Thursday. During a conference action was taken after a I want you to consult me responded to the census call Thursday, the Chi- Census Bureau official first. But I’m pretty much on their own, either on- A report of a motor vehicle Animal Control cago area manager told said in a declaration that going to be on your side, line, by phone or by mail. crash at 6:12 p.m. Monday at supervisors who report they were unsubstanti- no matter what.” Before the coronavirus 99 Restaurant at 317 Salem A caller reported a dog to him that they should ated or the result of mis- The census manager pandemic hit in March, St.; at 8:34 a.m. Tuesday at locked in a vehicle appeared track down census takers communication. The judge also suggested that super- the bureau had planned 22 Thomas Rd. to be in distress at 3:05 p.m. who don’t currently have extended the order for an- visors should unofficially to complete the 2020 cen- Thursday. Animal Control was any cases, collect the iP- other week on Thursday. plan on wrapping up their sus by the end of July. In Complaints dispatched to Lendy’s Deli on hones they use to record Government attorneys work by Saturday, 11 days response to the pandemic, information, and bid them A report of a disturbance/ Broadway and reported the told the judge earlier this short of the Sept. 30 dead- it extended the deadline goodbye. The manager did gang at 3:02 p.m. Tuesday at vehicle left prior to arrival. month that the Census line for ending the 2020 to the end of October. That not respond to an email Cervizzi Karate School at 5 Bureau would refrain census. changed to the end of Sep- from the AP. PO Square. A caller reported Complaints from laying off workers Census Bureau spokes- tember after the Repub- “I would really like to a group of youths on bicycles who were in the later man Michael Cook said in lican-controlled Senate Police received a complaint get a head start on termi- were unmasked and throwing stages of door knocking a statement Friday that failed to take up a request at 10:17 p.m. Thursday of nating these people,” he rocks. Police reported most at the homes of residents the agency was investigat- from the Census Bureau multiple drivers laying on their said. “All of these inactives of them were wearing masks who hadn’t yet answered ing. to extend the deadline for horns and screaming at one that we have, we need to and they were throwing a foot- the census questionnaire. “In the meantime, the turning over the numbers another on Newhall Avenue. get rid of them. So hunt ball. The group left the area. They said workers could U.S. Census Bureau con- used for apportionment. A dispatched officer reported down your inactives, col- still be terminated for per- tinues to focus on con- As a result, government the parties left prior to arrival. lect their devices, get them formance reasons, howev- ducting a complete 2020 attorneys told the judge, Theft An officer was dispatched terminated and off of our er. Census count while in- the Census Bureau has A report of a larceny at to Veterans Memorial School lists.” While the Chicago area structing field personnel no choice but to finish the 10:58 a.m. Tuesday at 1011 on Hurd Avenue at 10:14 It was unclear whether manager told his super- of their continuing obliga- count by Sept. 30. Main St. A caller reported a p.m. Thursday to disperse a Biden/Harris sign was stolen group of youths from the area. overnight. Multiple callers reported A report of a larceny by hearing fireworks near Oak- check at 2:03 p.m. Tuesday at landvale Elementary School 53 Pillings Pond Rd. at 10:11 p.m. Thursday. An Lynn Drug Task Force CALL 24 HOURS A DAY A larceny was reported at area check showed nothing at 7:40 p.m. Wednesday at 31 the time. or text the word tiplynn and your tip to “tip411” (847411) Phillips Rd. Police received a call at 9:36 p.m. Thursday from a Hotline Vandalism resident who reported a white pick-up truck parked in front A report of malicious de- of his home on Clinton Ave- All reports of neighborhood activity will be investigated. struction of property at 1:11 nue. An area check showed 781-477-4444 Callers may remain anonymous. a.m. Tuesday at 452 Summer nothing at the time. Spanish menu available A6 THE DAILY ITEM SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 19, 2020 Electric fence deters Trump sign thieves

NEW BEDFORD (AP) that he started displaying ply store, is about 3 1/2 — A Massachusetts man a Trump sign on his lawn feet high. It has warning tired of people stealing his in late May. The first one signs in English, Spanish Donald Trump campaign disappeared in July. and French. sign has come up with In all, six signs were a shocking solution: an taken, he told The Boston He has informed police electrified fence around it. Globe. of the thefts. John Oliveira, 54, a dis- His latest sign has not The fence is not pretty, abled Navy veteran and a been stolen since the he acknowledged. “But member of the New Bed- fence went up. I’m not going to not put a ford School Committee, “I’m defending my prop- sign up because somebody put the fence up a few erty and my right to free keeps stealing it or some- COURTESY PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS weeks ago. speech,” he said. Oliveira told South- The yellow and black body keeps taking it be- An electric fence surrounds a campaign sign for President Donald coasttoday.com, which solar-powered fence, pur- cause they don’t like what Trump in John Oliveira’s yard in New Bedford. first reported the story, chased from a farm sup- I’m saying,” he said.

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Massachusetts jobless the U.S. attorney’s office rate drops in Boston said in a state- ment. BOSTON (AP) — The Carter drove three Massachusetts unem- other men to the T-Mo- ployment rate that bile store in Brockton in soared during the early January 2019, prosecu- months of the coronavi- tors said. He then waited us pandemic fell 4.9 per- outside as they pointed centage points in August guns at the store manag- to 11.3 percent, according er, struck the manager in to numbers released Fri- the head, and demanded day by state and federal cash and electronics, au- labor officials. Massachusetts no lon- thorities said. ger has the highest un- The thieves got away employment rate in the with about $25,000 in country, a distinction cash and electronics, that now goes to Nevada. prosecutors said. The August rate is sig- During the ensu- nificantly lower than the ing chase that reached revised 16.2 percent job- speeds as high as 70 mph less rate in Massachu- on residential streets, setts in July, according to Carter ordered his ac- the state Executive Office complices to shoot at po- of Labor and Workforce lice, prosecutors said. At Development. least eight rounds were The nationwide unem- fired. ployment rate fell from The suspects eventual- 10.2 percent to 8.4 per- ly abandoned the car and cent in August. fled on foot. Carter was Massachusetts added arrested a little over a more than 51,000 jobs last month after adding month after the robbery, FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS nearly 71,000 in July, ac- authorities said. The Trump administration has opened an investigation into racial bias at Princeton University, cording to the Bureau of Wednesday, saying that the school’s recent acknowledgment of racism on campus amounts to a Labor Statistics, as the 19 displaced, estimated “shocking” and “serious” admission of discrimination. state continues to recover $2 million in damage from from the economic shut- down prompted by the Boston fire pandemic. BOSTON (AP) — A fire Princeton faces federal inquiry Gains occurred in ed- at a multi-family home ucation and health in Boston early Friday services; leisure and displaced 19 people and hospitality; trade, trans- after acknowledging racism portation, and utilities; caused an estimated $2 professional, scientific,million in damage, fire and business services; officials said. By Collin Binkley eton’s educational program Princeton on Thursday over his acknowledgment manufacturing; informa- The fire started at the ASSOCIATED PRESS is and for decades has been said it’s cooperating with that racism persists at home and spread to two racist.” the investigation and looks Princeton “as in our soci- tion; and construction. The Trump administra- other buildings, a garage The investigation is the forward to showing that its ety,” and his acknowledg- The one loss occurred in tion has opened an inves- financial activities. and a car, the Boston Trump administration’s actions have been consis- ment that racist assump- tigation into racial bias at Government jobs grew Fire Department said on latest salvo against schools tent with federal law, and tions from the past “remain Princeton University, say- during the month. Twitter. Porches on the and colleges that seek to “also with the highest ide- embedded in structures” of ing that the school’s recent back of the home also col- address racism. Speaking als and aspirations of this the university. Red Sox lay off employees- acknowledgment of racism in Washington on Thurs- country.” Eisgruber’s message was lapsed. on campus amounts to a No injuries were re- day, President Donald “It is unfortunate that issued in response to the due to COVID-19 “shocking” and “serious” ad- Trump said U.S. schools the Department appears deaths of George Floyd, ported. It’s unclear what mission of discrimination. BOSTON (AP) — The and universities unfair- to believe that grappling Breonna Taylor and other caused the fire. In a letter to the univer- Red Sox have laid off 10 ly teach that America is a honestly with the nation’s Black Americans whose sity on Wednesday, the U.S. percent of their full-time Suspect in fatal Providence racist nation, an idea that history and the current killings by police sparked employees as a result of Education Department he dismissed as “toxic pro- effects of systemic racism nationwide protests this the COVID-19 pandemic. mall stabbing held without said the school’s acknowl- paganda.” runs afoul of existing law,” summer. The letter an- The Boston Globe re- bail edgment of racism conflicts In June, Trump blasted the university said in a nounced new efforts to ported Friday that about with previous assurances Princeton on Twitter over statement. expand the diversity of 40 workers on the busi- PROVIDENCE, R.I. that Princeton complies its decision to remove for- The department cited Princeton’s faculty and ness side were let go. (AP) — The suspect in a with federal anti-discrim- mer President Woodrow several passages in univer- to explore an educational Earlier this month, the fatal stabbing at a Rhode ination laws. It said that, Wilson’s name from the sity President Christopher program for students who team told nine baseball Island mall was held in an open letter issued university’s public policy Eisgruber’s letter detailing come from communities operations employees in without bail at his ar- Sept. 2, the university’s school because of his segre- efforts to combat systemat- that are disproportionately player development, am- raignment Friday. president “admitted Princ- gationist views. ic racism. It raised concerns affected by racism. ateur scouting and pro Riky Hilario Cabral, 22, scouting that their con- faces a murder charge tracts would not be re- in the death of Nazzique newed. Providence College deals with Hernandez, 19, who was Red Sox President and stabbed late Thursday CEO Sam Kennedy told morning at the Provi- the Globe that the staff reductions were due to dence Place mall and surge of student virus cases what he called “the pro- pronounced dead at the found impact of this on- hospital, police said. By Mark Pratt sites and the school was Sicard said. Gatherings of average of the positivity going pandemic.” Cabral did not enter a ASSOCIATED PRESS not made aware of them. any kind are banned. rate in the state has risen He said the team has plea and was referred to Most students who test- Students who violate the slightly over the past two set up assistance mea- the public defender’s of- Saying “we are out of ed positive live off cam- rules face suspensions, weeks from 1.07 percent sures including sever- fice, according to court options,” the president of pus. The school has about Sicard said, and if things on Sept. 3 to 1.2 percent on ance pay, health care, and records. Providence College an- 4,800 students. get worse, campus may be Thursday, according to the outplacement support to The stabbing on the nounced that the school The state Department shut down for the semes- Johns Hopkins University help those laid off find third-floor of the mall is moving to remote-only of Health is responding ter. Center for Systems Sci- new jobs. near the food court was learning for at least two to the outbreak thorough “We recognize how se- ence and Engineering. preceded by a fight, Prov- weeks after a surge of new case investigations for rious and difficult these The seven-day rolling Getaway driver in store idence police Maj. David coronavirus cases among each case and aggressive directives are, but this is average of daily new cas- robbery gets 22 years Lapatin said. He did not students. contact tracing, the agen- our last chance to remain es in Rhode Island has The private Roman in prison say what sparked the cy said in an email Friday. together in person for the risen over the past two fight. Catholic university’s pres- It is also working with the fall semester,” Sicard said. weeks from more than 79 ident, Rev. Kenneth Si- BOSTON (AP) — The Four people were orig- school to support students “Between these actions on Sept. 3 to almost 101 card, wrote in a message getaway driver during inally taken in for ques- in quarantine and isola- and the serious steps we on Thursday, according to to the community Thurs- the armed robbery of a tioning Thursday, but tion. already have taken – espe- Johns Hopkins statistics. day that more than 80 Massachusetts cellphone only Cabral was charged The agency also sug- cially in the past few days Rhode Island has now students tested positive store who told his alleged and the other three gested that residents of – we have used virtually had more than 23,600 for the disease in just two the neighborhood around every tool at our disposal. confirmed cases and 1,088 accomplices to shoot at were released, he said. days, but the state Depart- the school and people We are out of options.” fatalities, according to police during a high- The case remains open ment of Health on Friday who work at businesses UPDATED NUMBERS the state Department of speed pursuit has been and there is a possibili- sentenced to more than said the number was actu- frequented by Providence Rhode Island health Health. ty more people will face 22 years in prison, feder- ally 120. College students monitor officials reported 124 The daily count of resi- charges, he said. al prosecutors said. School spokesperson Ste- themselves for symptoms new confirmed cases of dents in the hospital with Diovanni Carter, 30, of The mall’s operator, ven Maurano explained and gets tested. COVID-19 and three addi- the disease has remained Boston, was sentenced Brookfield Properties, the discrepancy in an Students who live off tional virus-related deaths roughly the same for sev- Thursday after his con- said in a statement that email Friday. The school campus cannot leave their on Friday. eral days and was 85 as of viction in March on it was “extremely dis- reported just the positive apartments, and students The new cases were out Wednesday, the latest day charges including rob- heartened by the sense- cases who were tested at who live on campus will of almost 8,500 tests con- for which the information bery and discharge of a less act,” and said it did an on-campus testing site, be tested either Friday ducted, for a positivity was available. Seven of firearm during and in not appear to be a ran- he said, but some students or Saturday and are not rate of about 1.5 percent. those patients were in in- relation to the robbery, dom act. were tested at off-campus allowed to leave campus, The seven-day rolling tensive care. SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 19, 2020 THE DAILY ITEM A7 AP-NORC poll: Majority plan to vote before Election Day

By Nicholas Riccardi in voting by mail. I don’t and Hannah worry there will be a prob- Fingerhut lem.” ASSOCIATED PRESS But Michelle Harman, 44, a Republican who DENVER — A major- works in the oil and gas ity of President Donald industry in Artesia, N.M., Trump’s supporters plan plans to vote in person on PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS to cast their ballot on Election Day. Election Day, while about A firefighter puts out a hot spot along Highway “This year more than half of Joe Biden’s back- any other, there’s a lot 38 northwest of Forrest Falls, Calif., as the El ers plan to vote by mail, Dorado Fire continues to burn Thursday after- of gray area about what a sign of a growing parti- could happen to your vote,” noon. san divide over how best said Harman, who said to conduct elections in the she didn’t question voting United States. by mail in 2016 when she Overall, 39 percent of PHOTO |ASSOCIATED PRESS was out of town. Firefighter dies registered voters say A majority of President Donald Trump’s sup- Traditionally, voting by they will vote by mail, mail has not been a par- well above the 21 percent porters plan to cast their ballot on Election Day, while about half of Joe Biden’s backers tisan issue. Until recently, who say they normally Republicans were more battling wildfire plan to vote by mail. do so, according to a new likely to do so than Dem- poll from The Associated ocrats, because older vot- Press-NORC Center for pressed concern about tee ballot without requir- ers have tended to vote sparked by Public Affairs Research. postal delays that could ing a reason is higher, but by mail more often than The rise is skewed toward keep such ballots from be- also down since April, from younger voters. backers of the former vice ing counted. The poll finds 56 percent to 47 percent. The Centers for Disease president, 53 percent of ebbing enthusiasm for Sherry Santiago, 55, of Control and Prevention gender reveal whom plan to vote by mail voting: Only 28 per- Palm Bay, Florida, is dis- recommended earlier this mail. Fifty-seven percent cent of Americans say they abled and cannot drive. year voting by mail as of Trump’s supporters say By John Antczak tinguish the flames and would favor their state The Democrat said she an alternative to face-to- they’ll vote in person on holding elections exclu- almost lost her chance to ASSOCIATED PRESS called 911. face interactions at poll- Nov. 3. sively by mail, down from vote in 2016 because she Authorities have not ing places, which could LOS ANGELES — A Fifty-four percent of vot- the 40 percent who said couldn’t get a lift to the pose a risk of coronavi- firefighter died battling a released the identities of ers say they will vote be- so in April as the corona- polling place and she’s rus infection. States have wildfire in California that the couple, who could face fore polls open on Election virus pandemic was first happy to sign up for a scrambled to adjust to an officials said was sparked criminal charges and be Day. In 2016, roughly 42 spreading in the U.S. and mail-in ballot this year. expected surge in advance percent of voters did so. by a device used to reveal held liable for the cost of before Trump launched “I don’t want to take a voting, with nearly three Trump for months has a baby’s gender. fighting the fire. his anti-mail campaign. chance of missing it,” San- dozen changing their mail The death happened denigrated mail voting, Support for states allow- tiago said of the election. Shortly after the fire or absentee voting rules in Thursday in the San Ber- and Democrats have ex- ing voters to cast an absen- “I have total confidence response to the pandemic. nardino National Forest began, San Bernardino as crews battled the El County District Attorney Dorado Fire, the U.S. For- Jason Anderson issued a est Service said in a state- statement saying he was Biden makes push for voters on ment. aware of the community’s The fire erupted ear- concerns about how the lier this month from a smoke-generating pyro- fire started. National Black Voter Day technic device used by a “If investigative reports couple to reveal their ba- are filed with our office, largely supported Biden’s by’s gender, the California By Kat Stafford we will review all facts, ASSOCIATED PRESS presidential bid and have Department of Forestry evidence, statements, been credited with trans- and Fire Protection, or and reports to determine DETROIT — Joe Biden’s forming the Democrat- Cal Fire, said. what criminal charges, if campaign unveiled a se- ic presidential race and The name of the fire- ries of nationwide digital cementing his status as fighter was being with- any, need to be filed,” An- events Friday targeting front-runner after his held until family mem- derson said. Black voters in swing decisive primary win in bers are notified. The In 2017, a massive Ar- states — a strategic move cause of the death was South Carolina. izona wildfire was acci- by the Democratic presi- Throughout the course under investigation. dentally started by an dential nominee to further “Our deepest sympa- of his campaign, Biden has off-duty Border Patrol energize the key demo- detailed plans to address thies are with the family, graphic as the race heads friends and fellow fire- agent who shot a target issues facing Black Amer- filled with an explosive into its final weeks. icans, vowing to address fighters during this time,” The virtual events, blue powder at a gender institutional racism in Forest Service spokesper- which will commemorate son Zach Behrens said in reveal. The fire burned 73 his first 100 days in office. Friday’s inaugural Na- It’s a sharp contrast to PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS the statement. square miles and caused tional Black Voter Day, No other information President Donald Trump, Audience members watch from their cars as $8 million in damage, The will begin with a voter was released about the who has made little effort Democratic presidential candidate former Vice agent was charged with registration and early vote firefighter, the agency the to unite the country and President Joe Biden, seen on a monitor, speaks rally in North Carolina firefighter worked for or a misdemeanor and sen- leaned heavily on “law and during a CNN town hall in Moosic, Pa., Thurs- featuring vice presiden- the circumstances of the tenced to probation. order” rhetoric. day. tial nominee Sen. Kama- firefighter’s death. Beh- The El Dorado Fire Black women in par- la Harris as part of the rens said in a telephone has burned more than ticular are viewed as the Biden’s campaign, along tion training with Reps. campaign’s “Turn Up and Democratic Party’s most interview he could not 33 square miles and was with several other organi- Cedric Richmond, Lisa Turn out the Vote Virtual loyal voting bloc but polit- zations marking the first Blunt Rochester and comment beyond details about 66 percent con- in the statement Bus Tour.” The tour is a ical experts say in the fi- National Black Voter Day, Marcia Fudge; a national A Cal Fire statement tained, according to Cal joint effort with the Con- nal stretch of the election, are channeling resourc- Black youth event to mo- said it was the 26th death Fire. The fire has de- gressional Black Caucus’ work remains to capture es behind that effort. The bilize young Black voters; involving wildfires be- stroyed 10 buildings and PAC and will be spread support among key groups day also coincides with the and the BlackOUT Party, sieging the state. damaged six others. across a full weekend of of African Americans in- first day of early voting in which will serve as the events, according to plans Cal Fire said earlier Milder weather was cluding Black men and South Dakota and Min- launch of Biden’s Black shared first with The As- progressive voters. this month that the fire helping more than 18,500 nesota, where Biden will LGBTQ+ engagement pro- was ignited Sept. 5 when sociated Press. The digital events also tour a union training cen- gram. firefighters battling more a couple, their young chil- Harris will speak about underscore how the pres- ter and deliver remarks. Nadia Brown, a Pur- dren and someone there than two dozen major what’s at stake for Black idential race has been Friday events are also due University political to record video staged the wildfires in California, Americans in November transformed by the coro- planned in Georgia, Wis- science professor, said baby gender reveal at El Cal Fire said. and urge voters to register navirus pandemic, pre- consin, Virginia, Texas and Biden’s targeted push is Dorado Ranch Park at the More than 7,900 wild- and make a plan to vote. venting typical in-person Pennsylvania —all crucial a smart tactic with few foot of the San Bernardi- fires have burned more National Black Voter Day voter outreach events. states Biden hopes to win weeks to go before the was created this year as a Black Americans have also no Mountains. than 5,300 square miles with the help of Black vot- election. But Brown said The device was set off collaborative effort by the been among the hardest ers who have sizable popu- the final days will be key this year, including many in a field and quickly ig- National Urban League, hit by the pandemic, suf- lations in each state. toward connecting with nited dry grass. The cou- since a mid-August bar- BET and a number of civil fering high rates of deaths Among a series of Sun- some Black voters who feel ple frantically tried to rage of dry lightning ig- rights organizations. and unemployment from day events, the campaign Biden needs to do more to use bottled water to ex- nited parched vegetation. Black Americans have its economic fallout. will host a voter protec- earn their vote. Drug shows promise in first largely minority COVID study

By Marilynn cess in COVID-19 pa- scientific, observational Marchione tients. It failed in a pre- studies have suggested ASSOCIATED PRESS vious study that tested it benefit. in people more severely ill This is the third time A drug company said from the coronavirus. The Friday that a medicine new study was done in this week that companies it sells to tamp down in- the United States, South have announced positive flammation has helped Africa, Kenya, Brazil, results from studies test- prevent the need for Mexico and Peru. About ing COVID treatments breathing machines in 85 percent of the 389 par- via press releases. Com- hospitalized COVID-19 ticipants were Hispanic, patients in the first large panies often are required Black, Native American to disclose results that study that primarily en- or other ethnic or racial rolled Hispanics and minorities. These groups could affect their finan- Blacks. have been disproportion- cial situation. Switzerland-based ately hurt by the pandem- On Monday, Eli Lilly Roche reported the re- ic. reported benefits from a sults for tocilizumab, About 12 percent given study testing its anti-in- sold now as Actemra and the drug needed a breath- flammatory drug barici- RoActemra for treating ing machine or died with- tinib when combined with rheumatoid arthritis and in 28 days versus about some other diseases. The 19 percent of patients the antiviral drug rem- company said it would given a placebo. Looked desivir. On Wednesday, it quickly publish the re- at separately, deaths were said interim results from sults, which have not yet statistically similar in the very early testing sug- been reviewed by inde- two groups. gested that its experimen- pendent scientists, and It’s unclear how the re- tal antibody drug showed would speak with regula- sults will be viewed; an- promise for helping clear tors about next steps. other drug that works in PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS The drug, given through a similar way failed in the virus and possibly re- an IV, tamps down a pro- an experiment rigorously ducing the need for hospi- A health care worker administers a COVID-19 test at a site sponsored by tein called interleukin-6 testing it in COVID-19 talization in mild to mod- Community Heath of South Florida at the Martin Luther King, Jr. Clini- that’s often found in ex- patients but some less erately ill patients. ca Campesina Health Center in Homestead, Fla. this summer. A8 SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 19, 2020 LOOK! Puppy Mill Awareness Day, National CleanUp Day, Responsible Dog Ownership Day

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FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS Britain has stripped disgraced movie mogul Harvey Weinstein of an honor recognizing his contribution to the UK film industry. Harvey Weinstein stripped of UK honor

LONDON (AP) — Brit- ed that the appointment ain on Friday stripped of Harvey Weinstein to be disgraced movie mogul an Honorary Commander Harvey Weinstein of of the Civil Division of an honor recognizing his the Most Excellent Order contribution to the U.K. of the British Empire, film industry. dated Jan. 19 2004, shall Weinstein, 68, was given be cancelled and annulled the honor in 2004. The and that his name shall 68-year-old former Holly- be erased from the Reg- wood producer was convict- ister of the said Order,” ed earlier this year of rape according to a notice in and sexual assault against The Gazette, the U.K.’s two women and sentenced official public record. to 23 years in prison. The forfeiture committee Accusations by dozens can remove a honor, with of women in 2017 led to the approval of the queen. the end of his career and Once one of the most helped spur #MeToo — a powerful people in Holly- ITEM PHOTO | SPENSER HASAK global movement demand- wood, Weinstein’s credits ing that powerful men be include “The English Pa- Alekendri Ramirez, 3, of Lynn, laughs after making contact with the ball as he plays with his held accountable for their tient,” “Good Will Hunt- dad, Manuel, as Lynn takes on Peabody Babe Ruth 13s. sexual misconduct. ing,” and “Shakespeare In “The Queen has direct- Love.” Van Morrison targets virus restrictions in 3 new songs Can’t get to LONDON (AP) — Van feel” and charges sci- Morrison has never been entists for “making up one to hold back over the crooked facts.” the store? years. Why start now? “I’m not telling people The 75-year-old sing- what to do or think. The er-songwriter is certainly government is doing a not holding back on what great job of that already,” Get home he thinks of the lockdown Morrison said. “It’s restrictions put in place about freedom of choice, by governments around I believe people should the world in response to have the right to think for delivery. the coronavirus. themselves.” Morrison, whose Morrison, who was decades as a musician knighted in 2016 for his produced classic hits such services to music and as “Brown Eyed Girl.” to tourism in Northern “Gloria” and “Moondance,” Ireland, is also releas- revealed Friday that he ing ‘“Born To Be Free” is releasing three protest and “As I Walked Out.” songs that call for the The former is due to be restrictions on routine released on Sept. 25, activities to be lifted. followed by the other two In ‘No More Lockdown,’ songs a month later. the Northern Irishman Morrison, or “Van the says the curbs “enslave” Man” as he is fondly re- FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS people, effectively labels ferred to by his legions of the British government as fans, plans to perform the Van Morrison is to release three new songs “fascist bullies,” condemns songs during his upcom- over the coming weeks that take a swipe at the celebrities for “telling us ing shows at the London lockdown restrictions imposed by the British what we are supposed to Palladium. government. Subscribe for half the Rangers TV broadcaster tests positive for COVID-19 newsstand price. ARLINGTON, Texas has been a color analyst and 2 restricted areas or be allowed back into the (AP) — Texas Rangers for the team’s TV broad- any other locations at Globe ballpark without receiving Subscriptions include television broadcaster C.J. casts since 2017. The for- Life Field. The team said a negative COVID-19 test. Nitkowski tested positive mer major league pitcher the broadcast level, includ- FOX Sports Southwest full online access. for COVID-19, and the and first-round draft pick ing all broadcast booths, and the Rangers decided team used a simulcast of played for eight different was thoroughly sanitized that all broadcast talent www.itemlive.com/subscribe its radio network’s call on teams between 1995-2005. and disinfected Thursday. and crew who had access the regional cable telecast Nitkowski had been The Rangers began the to the television booth or call 781-593-7700, ext. 1239 for Thursday night’s series working only on the protocols that are in place over the last several finale in Houston. broadcast level at the new for positive COVID-19 tests, days would not work the The Rangers said they Rangers ballpark, where all and any person who had di- telecast of the Rangers received notification of their broadcasts originat- rect contact with Nitkowski 2-1 loss in Houston. That Thursday of the positive ed, whether home or away. must undergo COVID-19 included TV play-by-play test for Nitkowski, who He had no access to Tier 1 testing. No individuals will man Dave Raymond. WEATHER LOTTERY

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SEPT. 24 OCT. 1 ©2020 AccuWeather, Inc. TODAY TOMORROW MONDAY Sunny | High 61, Low 41 Sunny | High 58, Low 45 Sunny | High 59, Low 46 SPORTS B SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 19, 2020 Saugus back to red as other NEC schools move ahead with play By Mike Alongi districts currently in the ITEM SPORTS EDITOR “red” designation. Lynn- eld, which resides in the Despite approving play Cape Ann League, is also for fall sports on Tuesday designated as “red” and night, the Saugus athlet- has to wait on fall sports, ic department has been and its school committee forced to halt all plans will revisit plans to play to play fall sports for the on Sept. 30. time being after the school As for the NEC school district once again fell districts that are desig- into the “red” designation nated as either “yellow,” by the Massachusetts De- partment of Public Health “green” or “unshaded” by (DPH). Under the “red” the DPH, sports are mov- designation, schools are ing ahead. Over the past not allowed to participate two weeks, school com- in the “Fall Sports I” sea- mittees from Swampscott, son and must move all Peabody, Marblehead, sports to the “Fall Sports Danvers, Beverly, Glouces- II” season that will take ter and Masconomet have place from Feb. 22-April all voted to proceed with ITEM PHOTO | SPENSER HASAK 25. the “Fall Sports I” season. “Saugus High School All schools will offer boys The St. Mary’s volleyball team holds tryouts on Friday at Tony Conigliaro gymnasium as the athletics for Fall I sports and girls soccer, eld hock- Fall I high school sports season of cially got started. is temporarily on hold due ey, golf and cross country, to our current COVID-19 while only Danvers will DPH metric reading of additionally offer volley- red,” the Saugus athlet- ball. All other schools plan Fun and games back in season ic department said in a to move volleyball, an in- door sport, to the “Fall statement on Twitter. “We By Mike Alongi Fenwick teams took the ball. For the Prep, which “There was a lot of buzz Sports II” season. are awaiting guidance ITEM SPORTS EDITOR elds and courts starting is operating in a hybrid around the school today, Schools plan to start from the state on how to Friday; St. John’s Prep is learning model to start and that was a great feel- practices the week of proceed moving forward.” After months of wait- opening things up on Sat- the school year, football ing,” said Fenwick Athlet- Sept. 21, with games like- Lynn, Revere and Win- ing, hours of discussion urday morning. players will be allowed ic Director Dave Woods. throp are other North- ly starting in the second and days of deliberations, St. Mary’s and St. John’s to practice two days a “Just to see everyone in eastern Conference school week of October. all of the turmoil of the Prep will also have ap- week in a combination of the building for school past six months seemed proved football practic- on- eld drills and weight and now getting ready to just melt away Friday es, which are allowed room work. for sports, it’s an exciting afternoon as local high because despite football “It’s been 190 days since time at Bishop Fenwick school athletes were able not being played until the our last high school sport- for sure.” to return to the elds and Fall Sports II season in ing event, which was a Tryouts and practices the courts to begin try- late February, the MIAA girls basketball practice will run for the next 10 outs and practices for fall waived a rule prohibiting on March 12,” said St. days for soccer, eld hock- sports. out-of-season coaching for Mary’s Athletic Director ey, volleyball and cross St. Mary’s, Bishop Fen- the 2020-2021 academic Jeff Newhall, who also country. Golf tryouts and wick and St. John’s Prep year. serves as the girls basket- practices will run for the are the rst schools to St. Mary’s instituted a ball coach. “To get to this next seven days. The rst take the eld in the Fall school rule of its own, an- point, I think everyone competition in the area Sports I season, which nouncing that any out-of- involved at any level de- will be a Bishop Fenwick will run until Nov. 20. season sport is limited to serves a lot of credit. Just golf match against Aus- St. Mary’s and Fenwick three hours per week of to have coaches coming tin Prep at Hillview Golf are elding teams in boys out-of-season coaching. In in and picking up things ITEM FILE PHOTO | OLIVIA FALCIGNO Course next Friday, Sept. and girls soccer, eld hock- contrast, Fenwick has de- like soccer balls and nets 25. The Saugus school district once again fell into ey, golf, and cross country, cided to set a school policy and cones and all sorts the “red” designation by the Massachusetts De- while St. John’s Prep will of continuing to prohibit of things like that, it’s a HS SPORTS, B2 partment of Public Health, putting a halt to all have soccer, cross country, out-of-season coaching for great day for high school the Sachems’ Fall I sports season. and golf. St. Mary’s and all sports, including foot- sports.” Old guys rule: Belichick, Carroll meet in Week 2 By Tim Booth has accomplished in their ASSOCIATED PRESS tenures with their current teams. SEATTLE — When Bill And while that admira- Belichick replaced Pete tion was clear when their Carroll as head coach in teams met in the Super New England 20 years ago, Bowl nearly six years neither could have guessed ago, it seems to have only two decades later they’d be grown since. viewed as two of the better “You’re just trying to do PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS coaches during that span. a good job in the situation Yet here they are, lead- that you’re in. The fact that Patrick Reed plays his shot from the sixth tee during the second round of the U.S. Open Golf ing their teams into Sun- we’re still coaching and our Championship, Friday in Mamaroneck, N.Y. day night’s matchup be- paths are still crossing, I tween Belichick’s Patriots guess we’ve done pretty and Carroll’s Seattle Se- well or somebody would ahawks. It’s a prime-time have replaced us,” Beli- Reed moves to U.S. Open lead with showcase featuring two of chick said. “I have a ton of the league’s premier fran- respect for all that Pete’s chises, directed by two of accomplished, both at Se- even-par 70 in Round 2 the league’s most respected attle, USC, and other plac- coaches. es in his career as well.” By Doug Ferguson rounds under par. Friday DeChambeau showed the only other player under “You can’t sustain this Sunday’s matchup be- ASSOCIATED PRESS was the epitome of a major plenty of resiliency, too, par at 1-under 139. long and be consistent and tween the 69-year-old long known as the tough- bouncing back with bird- “This isn’t exactly a place win a lot of games for this Carroll and 68-year-old MAMARONECK, N.Y. — est test in golf. ies after all ve of his bo- where you go out and try to long unless you got your Belichick will bring togeth- This was the Winged Foot Three players broke par. geys and nishing the shoot 6 or 7 under to catch act together, your game, er the two oldest coaches everyone has heard about. Nine others shot even par. best round of the day with up,” Thomas said. “I’m not how you play this game, currently in the NFL and This is the U.S. Open every- Everyone else was hang- a pitching wedge on the going to worry about what how it works and all,” Car- teams both seeking 2-0 one expected. ing on for dear life. As the downwind, 557-yard, par-5 everyone else is doing be- roll said. starts after each had im- Patrick Reed answered nal groups tried to beat ninth to 6 feet for eagle. cause you could shoot 80 “Neither one of us are pressive debuts in Week the rst big test Friday darkness in this Septem- Rafa Cabrera-Bello of just as easily as you could  y-by-night guys. There’s a 1. Seattle rode the arm of when the wind arrived ber U.S. Open, only six Spain and Harris English shoot 68. I just need to real fundamental connec- Russell Wilson in one of his out of the north, bringing players remained in red each had a 70 and were at stay focused, and most tion that we were raised best career games, throw- a little chill and a lot of numbers. 2-under 138. importantly, go home and right by the people we grew ing for 322 yards and four trouble. He never got  us- “It’s almost like they set They were joined by Jus- get some rest. Because I’m up under. But I do think touchdowns in a 38-25 tered by bogeys and made it up to ease our way into tin Thomas, who opened pretty tired.” also it’s a lot easier to stay romp over Atlanta. enough birdie putts and it, and then showed us with a 65 — the lowest ever There’s still 36 holes to with it when you win. It’s New England leaned on key saves for an even-par what it’s supposed to real- at Winged Foot for a U.S. go, and no indication that hard if you get your butt the legs of Cam Newton 70. ly be like,” Reed said. Open — and lost all those Winged Foot is going to get kicked week in, week out. and a refreshed run game It felt just as rewarding Television showed his ve shots to par after 10 holes. any easier. Hard to hold onto your jobs in a 21-11 win over Miami. as the 66 he shot in the birdies. What took him to Thomas then delivered a “The rough is still really opening round, and it gave and these opportunities.” “Everybody’s talking the 36-hole lead at 4-un- 5-wood from 228 yards into thick. I don’t think they’re him a one-shot lead over They may be separated about me and Cam. I’m der 136 was a collection the wind on the par-3 third planning on cutting it,” muscleman Bryson De- by 3,000 miles and have thinking about coach Car- of pars from bunkers and hole and made a slick, 15- Matthew Wolff said after Chambeau, who powered met in the regular season roll and coach Belichick,” from thick grass just over foot, double-breaking birdie salvaging a 74 that left and putted his way to a 68. just twice since Carroll Wilson said. “Two of the the greens. He managed putt to steady himself. He him four shots behind. “The PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS The opening round fea- returned to the NFL in oldest guys in the game 69 them all with grit, a com- scratched out a 73 and is greens are only going to get tured soft greens, a few Patriots coach Bill Belichick replaced Pete Carroll as head coach in New 2010. But the admiration and 68. That’s the interest- mon trait among U.S. Open right in it. rmer, and the scores are accessible pins and 21 England 20 years ago. is obvious for what each ing matchup here.” champions. Jason Kokrak (71) was only going to get higher.” B2 SPORTS THE DAILY ITEM SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 19, 2020

TV/RADIO St. Mary’s kicks off fall season with volleyball tryouts

Auto racing 7:30 p.m...... NASCAR Cup: Bristol Night Race...... NBCSN Baseball 4 p.m...... San Francisco at Oakland...... MLB Network 7:05 p.m...... St. Louis at Pittsburgh...... FS1 7:07 p.m...... Atlanta at NY Mets...... Fox 7:30 p.m...... NY Yankees at Boston...... NESN; WEEI-FM 93.7 Pro basketball 8:30 p.m...... Boston at Miami...... ESPN; WBZ-FM 98.5 Boxing 9 p.m...... Super welterweights: Lubin vs. Gausha...... Showtime Cycling 6:30 a.m...... Tour de France (Stage 20)...... NBCSN College football 12 p.m...... Boston College at Duke...... NESN; WEEI-FM 93.7 Liberty at Western Ky...... ESPNU Louisiana at Georgia St...... ESPN2 Navy at Tulane...... ABC Tulsa at Oklahoma St...... ESPN 2:30 p.m...... South Florida at Notre Dame...... USA 3:30 p.m...... Appalachian St. at Marshall...... CBS Stephen F. Austin at UTSA...... ESPN2 Troy at Middle Tenn...... ESPN UCF at Georgia Tech...... ABC 6 p.m...... SMU at North Texas...... CBSSN 7:30 p.m...... Louisiana Tech at Southern Miss...... ESPN2 Miami at Louisville...... ABC Texas State at La.-Monroe...... ESPNU Golf 11 a.m...... US Open...... NBC 3 p.m...... Champions: Pure Insurance Championship...... Golf 9:30 p.m...... LPGA: Portland Classic...... Golf Pro hockey 7:30 p.m...... Dallas at Tampa Bay...... NBC Horse racing 12:30 p.m...... Belmont Park Live...... FS1 4 p.m...... Belmont Park Live...... FS2 5 p.m...... Breeders’ Cup: Challenge Series...... NBCSN Rodeo 10 p.m...... PBR: Lucas Oil Invitational...... CBSSN Men’s soccer 3 p.m...... Premier League: West Ham at Arsenal...... NBCSN 1:30 p.m...... Canadian Premier: Wanderers vs. Forge...... FS2 Women’s soccer 1 p.m...... NWSL: Orlando at North Carolina...... CBS Tennis 6 a.m...... Italian Open (quarterfinals)...... Tennis

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Thursday’s Games Atlanta at Dallas, 1 p.m. Cleveland 35, Cincinnati 30 Denver at Pittsburgh, 1 p.m. Sunday’s Games Minnesota at Indianapolis, 1 p.m. Jacksonville at Tennessee, 1 p.m. Washington at Arizona, 4:05 p.m. N.Y. Giants at Chicago, 1 p.m. Baltimore at Houston, 4:25 p.m. Detroit at Green Bay, 1 p.m. Kansas City at L.A. Chargers, 4:25 Carolina at Tampa Bay, 1 p.m. p.m. Buffalo at Miami, 1 p.m. New England at Seattle, 8:20 p.m. San Francisco at N.Y. Jets, 1 p.m. Monday’s Games L.A. Rams at Philadelphia, 1 p.m. New Orleans at Las Vegas, 8:15 p.m.

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Friday’s Games Kansas City (Bubic 1-5) at Milwaukee (Burnes Philadelphia at Toronto, 4:05 p.m., 1st game 3-0), 7:10 p.m. Chicago White Sox at Cincinnati, 7:10 p.m. N.Y. Yankees (Happ 1-2) at Boston (TBD), 7:30 Cleveland at Detroit, 7:10 p.m. p.m. N.Y. Yankees at Boston, 7:30 p.m. Tampa Bay (Morton 1-2) at Baltimore (López Tampa Bay at Baltimore, 7:35 p.m. 2-0), 7:35 p.m. Toronto at Philadelphia, 7:35 p.m., 2nd game Minnesota (Pineda 1-0) at Chicago Cubs (Mills Arizona at Houston, 8:10 p.m. 5-3), 8:15 p.m. Kansas City at Milwaukee, 8:10 p.m. San Diego (Clevinger 3-2) at Seattle (Sheffield Minnesota at Chicago Cubs, 8:15 p.m. 3-3), 9:10 p.m. ITEM PHOTOS | SPENSER HASAK Texas at L.A. Angels, 9:10 p.m. Texas (Lynn 6-2) at L.A. Angels (Heaney 4-3), San Diego at Seattle, 9:40 p.m. 9:10 p.m. Top left: St. Mary’s junior Taylor Picardi returns a serve during volleyball tyrouts on Friday. Top San Francisco at Oakland, 9:40 p.m. Sunday’s Games right: senior Julianna Fama serves the ball. Middle: St. Mary’s head volleyball coach Mike McDuf- Saturday’s Games Tampa Bay at Baltimore, 1:05 p.m. fee shares a word with senior Lia Catino. Bottom: St. Mary’s athletes trying out volley back and San Francisco (Cueto 2-1) at Oakland (Montas N.Y. Yankees at Boston, 1:07 p.m. 3-4), 4:10 p.m. Chicago White Sox at Cincinnati, 1:10 p.m. forth. Toronto (Ryu 4-1) at Philadelphia (Velasquez Cleveland at Detroit, 1:10 p.m. 0-1), 6:05 p.m. Arizona at Houston, 2:10 p.m. Cleveland (McKenzie 2-1) at Detroit (Turnbull Kansas City at Milwaukee, 2:10 p.m. 4-3), 6:10 p.m. Toronto at Philadelphia, 3:05 p.m. Chicago White Sox (Keuchel 6-2) at Cincinnati San Diego at Seattle, 4:10 p.m. (Mahle 1-2), 7:07 p.m. San Francisco at Oakland, 4:10 p.m. FUN AND GAMES BACK IN SEASON Arizona (Weaver 1-7) at Houston (Javier 4-2), Texas at L.A. Angels, 4:10 p.m. 7:10 p.m. Minnesota at Chicago Cubs, 7:08 p.m. HS SPORTS to St. Mary’s for giving us a lot of camps, and every- then we’ll be able to con- From B1 the opportunity. We’ve all one is just coming in with tinue doing things right in NBA PLAYOFFS been waiting for this.” a really good attitude.” the fall and winter.” “This is an exciting time “We’re excited to start There is still plenty of “Those winter sports are Thursday, Sept. 17 Thursday, Sept. 24 for all of us, especially this journey together as a work to do, from making definitely right around Miami 106 Boston 101, Miami leads L.A. Lakers vs. Denver, 9 p.m. after missing the spring team in this strange sea- sure the fall sports remain the corner and we’re go- series 2-0 Friday, Sept. 25 season,” said St. John’s son,” said St. Mary’s boys safe, to figuring out how to ing to have to deal with Friday, Sept. 18 x-Boston vs. Miami, 8:30 p.m. Prep Athletic Director soccer coach Mike D’Agos- play more at-risk sports them sooner or later,” said Denver vs. L.A. Lakers, 9 p.m. Saturday, Sept. 26 Jameson Pelkey. “Every- tino. “We have a pretty such as ice hockey, bas- Woods. “But at the same Saturday, Sept. 19 x-Denver vs. L.A. Lakers, 9 p.m. one — the athletic de- new squad with five se- ketball and football in the time, our main focus right Boston vs. Miami, 8:30 p.m. partment, the coaches, the niors and a lot of younger coming months, and the Sunday, Sept. 27 now has to be on making Sunday, Sept. 20 parents — we’re all happy players stepping up, so it’ll athletic directors all know sure that we’re operating Denver vs. L.A. Lakers, 7:30 p.m. x-Miami vs. Boston, 7:30 p.m. be interesting to see how that this is just the begin- to be able to provide our our fall sports safely.” Tuesday, Sept. 22 Monday, Sept. 28 things shake out.” ning of the road. student-athletes with the “Our big thing here is L.A. Lakers vs. Denver, 9 p.m. x-L.A. Lakers vs. Denver, TBD opportunity to get out on “There were times this “As someone who is that we can only control Wednesday, Sept. 23 Wednesday, Sept. 30 the field to practice and summer where we didn’t working on this at a bunch what we can control and x-Miami vs. Boston, 8:30 p.m. x-Denver vs. L.A. Lakers, TBD compete.” know if we’d even be able of levels, I can assure you Out on the fields, coach- to have a season, so this is that the work has been we have to take things one NHL PLAYOFFS es could hardly contain an exciting day,” said St. ongoing and we’ve been day at a time,” said Pelkey. their excitement. Mary’s volleyball coach working hard at it,” said “As long as we can contin- ue to stay safe, wear our FINALS Friday, September 25 “It’s been a long process, Mike McDuffee. “We have Newhall, who is also a but we’re just so excited to a lot of interest (in the member of the MIAA’s masks and socially dis- Saturday, September 19 Tampa Bay at Dallas, 8 p.m. get back out on the field,” team) this year, especially Tournament Manage- tance, I think we’ll be able Dallas at Tampa Bay, 7:30 p.m. Saturday, September 26 x-Dallas at Tampa Bay, 8 p.m. said St. Mary’s girls soc- among our younger stu- ment Committee. “Unless to continue moving in a Monday, September 21 Monday, September 28 cer coach Jim Foley. “We’re dents, so it’s great. We’ve something catastrophic positive direction.” Dallas at Tampa Bay, 8 p.m. x-Tampa Bay at Dallas, 8 p.m. just very thankful to the seen a lot of improvement happens, I think that as Mike Alongi can be Wednesday, September 23 Wednesday, September 30 MIAA for coming up with over the summer even long as we all continue to reached at malongi@item- Tampa Bay at Dallas, 8 p.m. x-Dallas at Tampa Bay, 8 p.m. a way for us to play and though there haven’t been remain safe and diligent, live.com. SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 19, 2020 THE DAILY ITEM B3 NATION CDC drops controversial testing advice, causes backlash By Mike Stobbe one who has been within the controversy erupt- tually doing the testing.” ASSOCIATED PRESS 6 feet of an infected per- ed that did little to clar- Dr. Richard Besser, chief son for at least 15 min- ify why the change was executive of the Robert NEW YORK — U.S. utes should get a test. In deemed necessary. The Wood Johnson Founda- health officials on Friday a statement, the agency main intent seemed to tion, said he believes the dropped a controversial called the changes a “clar- be to assure state health August change was made piece of coronavirus guid- ification” that was needed officials that they could to give “wiggle room” to ance and said anyone who “due to the significance continue to recommend governors who did not has been in close contact of asymptomatic and that all close contacts be want to increase testing. with an infected person pre-symptomatic trans- tested if they felt that was The whole episode is dis- should get tested. mission.” wisest, despite the website turbing, because it makes The Centers for Disease Agency officials declined language that said it was Control and Prevention it harder for the public to additional comment. not necessary. understand why the CDC essentially returned to its Health officials were During a U.S. Senate previous testing guidance, is making recommenda- evasive about why they hearing on Wednesday, tions and whether that getting rid of language Redfield continued to de- had made the change in advice can be trusted, add- posted last month that August, and some outside PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS fend the language that ed Besser, who previous- said people didn’t need to observers speculated it CDC Director Dr. Robert Redfield pauses while was dropped Friday. He ly spent 13 years at CDC get tested if they didn’t was forced on the CDC by speaking at a Senate Appropriations subcom- said the August changes and was acting director at feel sick. That change had political appointees with- mittee hearing on a “Review of Coronavirus had been “misinterpreted” set off a rash of criticism in the Trump administra- and were part of an effort the beginning of a 2009 flu Response Efforts” on Capitol Hill in Washing- pandemic. from health experts who tion. ton Wednesday. to increase engagement by couldn’t fathom why the At the time, adminis- doctors and local health The CDC and Food and nation’s top public health tration officials said the officials in the handling of Drug Administration said it was difficult to at- have noted that testing have to be seen as reliable agency would say such a language originated at tribute the final language the contacts of infected potential illness clusters. thing amid the pandemic. sources of science informa- the CDC but the decision to any one source. people is a core element of Adriane Casalotti, of the It was “not consistent came out of meetings of National Association of tion as the administration The New York Times, efforts to keep outbreaks with the basic principles the White House corona- County and City Health gears up for a national citing internal federal in check, and that a large of controlling an epidem- virus task force. Dr. Brett Officials, said the now-de- coronavirus vaccination ic,”said Dr. Silvia Chiang, Giroir, an assistant secre- documents and unnamed percentage of those in- leted guidance caused con- campaign, Besser said. a pediatric infectious dis- tary at the Department of sources, on Thursday re- fected with the coronavi- fusion among the public. “If we can’t believe that, eases expert at Brown Health and Human Ser- ported that the guidance rus exhibit no COVID-19 She said local health offi- then even if there is a safe University who applaud- vices, said many federal was placed on the CDC’s symptoms. cials spent a lot time an- and effective vaccine, a ed the change announced leaders outside the agency website over the objec- The CDC’s chief, Dr. swering questions about significant portion of the Friday. were involved in “lots of tions of agency scientists. Robert Redfield, issued a whether people should get population will not want The CDC now says any- editing, lots of input.” He Public health experts statement shortly after testing, “as opposed to ac- to get it,” he said. Running out of storm names, Atlantic season goes Greek By Seth Borenstein ASSOCIATED PRESS The Atlantic’s re- cord-breaking “crazy” hur- ricane season got a bizarre European remake Friday as forecasters ran out of traditional names and trot- ted out the Greek alphabet for subtropical storm Alpha. And it was misplaced geo- graphically, bearing down on Portugal. This is only the second time National Hurricane COURTESY PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS Center forecasters have had Hurricane Teddy, center, in the Atlantic, Trop- to pull out the Greek alpha- ical Depression 22, left, in the Gulf of Mexico, bet for names, with the last the remnants Paulette, top right, and Tropical time being 2005. Tropical Storm Wilfred, lower right are seen in a satel- PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS Storm Wilfred, the last of traditional names, officially lite image Friday. Dawn Wooten, left, a nurse at Irwin County Detention Center in Ocilla, formed little more than an Georgia, speaks at a news conference in Atlanta protesting conditions at hour before Alpha, prompt- Both Wilfred and Alpha weak Alpha. the immigration jail on Tuesday. ing the hurricane center to set records for earliest 21st But Alpha fits with the tweet “get out the Greek al- and 22nd named Atlantic rest of this season in an- phabet.” storms, beating 2005 by a other way. About half of the Forecasters also predict few weeks. storms this busy hurricane More migrant women say Tropical Depression 22 in Alpha is odd in another season have only lasted a the western Gulf of Mexico way. It’s misplaced into an few days and have been will soon become a named area where storms don’t quite weak, McNoldy said. they didn’t OK surgery storm. And if that’s not generally brew. That’s so Vicky for example popped enough, they are follow- unusual that Alpha barely up quickly and soon dissi- By Nomaan some procedures could be ly improve society — victims ing two other systems that shows up on the hurricane pated without much notice. Merchant justified based on problems who were disproportionate- might develop. center’s real time storm And with 22 storms only ASSOCIATED PRESS documented in the records, ly poor, mentally disabled, “It’s crazy,” said Univer- tracking map, which is fo- two of them — Laura and the women’s lack of consent American Indian, Black or sity of Miami hurricane cused on the Americas. Only Teddy, which is still swirl- HOUSTON — Sitting or knowledge raises severe other people of color. Thir- across from her lawyer at researcher Brian McNoldy. the “Al” of its Greek name ing — reached major hur- legal and ethical issues, law- ty-three states had forced “This is just off the charts., shows and European fore- ricane status, which is also an immigration detention yers and medical experts sterilization programs in center in rural Georgia, Mil- We’ve made a joke of break- casters are responsible for kind of unusual, McNoldy said. the 20th century. ing records.” monitoring the small and said. eidy Cardentey Fernandez Amin has performed sur- But a lawyer who helped unbuttoned her jail jump- gery or other gynecological file the complaint said she suit to show the scars on her treatment on at least eight never spoke to any women abdomen. There were three women detained at Irwin who had hysterectomies. U.S. bans WeChat, TikTok small, circular marks. County Detention Center Priyanka Bhatt, staff attor- The 39-year-old woman since 2017, including one ney at the advocacy group from Cuba was told only hysterectomy, said Andrew Project South, told The from app stores that she would undergo an Free, an immigration and Washington Post that she operation to treat her ovar- civil rights lawyer work- included the hysterectomy By Tali Arbel, Matt istration is still reviewing WeChat owner Tencent ian cysts, but a month lat- ing with other attorneys to allegations because she O’Brien and Matt Ott it. Trump said Friday said said in an emailed state- er, she’s still not sure what investigate medical treat- wanted to trigger an inves- ASSOCIATED PRESS he was open to a deal, not- ment that it will continue procedure she got. After ment at the jail. Doctors are tigation to determine if they ing that “we have some to discuss ways to address The U.S. Commerce De- Cardentey repeatedly re- helping the attorneys exam- were true. great options and maybe concerns with the govern- quested her medical records ine new records and more “I have a responsibility partment said Friday it we can keep a lot of people ment and look for long- to find out, Irwin County women are coming forward to listen to the women I’ve will ban Chinese-owned happy,” suggesting that term solutions. Detention Center gave her to report their treatment by spoken with,” Bhatt told TikTok and WeChat from even Microsoft, which said Google and Apple, the more than 100 pages show- Amin, Free said. the AP on Friday. She said U.S. app stores on Sunday its TikTok bid had been owners of the major mo- ing a diagnosis of cysts but “The indication is there’s one woman alleged that she and will bar the apps from rejected, might continue bile app stores, did not nothing from the day of the a systemic lack of truly in- was repeatedly pressured accessing essential inter- to be involved, as well as immediately reply to ques- surgery. formed and legally valid to have a hysterectomy and net services in the U.S. Oracle and Walmart. tions. Oracle also did not “The only thing they told consent to perform proce- that authorities said they — a move that could effec- Trump noted that Tik- reply. me was: ‘You’re going to go dures that could ultimately would not pay for her to get tively wreck the operation Tok was “very, very popu- “At the President’s direc- to sleep and when you wake result — intentionally or a second opinion. of both Chinese services lar,” that “we have to have tion, we have taken signif- up, we will have finished,’” unintentionally — in steril- Amin told The Intercept, for U.S. users. the total security from icant action to combat Chi- Cardentey said this week in ization,” he said. which first reported Woo- TikTok won’t face the China,” and that “we can na’s malicious collection of a phone interview. The AP’s review did not ten’s complaint, that he most drastic sanctions un- do a combination of both.” American citizens’ person- Cardentey kept her hos- find evidence of mass hys- has only performed one or til after the Nov. 3 election, The new order puts al data, while promoting pital bracelet. It has the terectomies as alleged in two hysterectomies in the but WeChat users could pressure on TikTok’s own- our national values, dem- date, Aug. 14, and part of a widely shared complaint past three years. His attor- feel the effects as early as er, ByteDance, to make ocratic rules-based norms, the doctor’s name, Dr. Ma- filed by a nurse at the de- ney, Scott Grubman, said Sunday. further concessions, said and aggressive enforce- hendra Amin, a gynecol- tention center. Dawn Woo- in a statement: “We look The order, which cited James Lewis of the Center ment of U.S. laws and reg- ogist linked this week to ten alleged that many de- forward to all of the facts national security and data for Strategic and Inter- ulations,” Commerce Sec- allegations of unwanted tained women were taken coming out, and are confi- privacy concerns, follows national Studies. Trump retary Wilbur Ross said in hysterectomies and other to an unnamed gynecologist dent that once they do, Dr. weeks of dealmaking over had said this week that a prepared statement. procedures done on de- whom she labeled the “uter- Amin will be cleared of any the video-sharing service he does not like the idea of The action is the Trump tained immigrant women us collector” because of how wrongdoing.” TikTok. President Donald ByteDance keeping major- administration’s latest that jeopardize their ability many hysterectomies he Grubman did not respond Trump has pressured the ity control of TikTok. attempt to counter the to have children. performed. to new questions Thursday. app’s Chinese owner to TikTok expressed “disap- influence of China, a ris- An Associated Press re- The complaint sparked a In a statement Friday, sell TikTok’s U.S. opera- pointment” over the move ing economic superpow- view of medical records furious reaction from con- ICE Acting Director Tony tions to a domestic compa- and said it would contin- er. Since taking office in for four women and inter- gressional Democrats and Pham said: “If there is any ny to satisfy U.S. concerns ue to challenge President 2017, Trump has waged views with lawyers revealed an investigation by the De- truth to these allegations, it over TikTok’s data collec- Donald Trump’s “unjust a trade war with China, growing allegations that partment of Homeland Se- is my commitment to make tion and related issues. executive order.” The Com- blocked mergers involving Amin performed surgeries curity’s inspector general. It the corrections necessary to California tech giant Or- merce Department is en- Chinese companies and and other procedures on also evoked comparisons to ensure we continue to pri- acle recently struck a deal acting an order announced stifled the business of Chi- detained immigrants that previous government-sanc- oritize the health, welfare with TikTok along those by President Donald nese firms like Huawei, a they never sought or didn’t tioned efforts in the U.S. to and safety of ICE detain- lines, although details re- Trump in August. TikTok maker of phones and tele- fully understand. Although sterilize people to supposed- ees.” main foggy and the admin- sued to stop that ban. com equipment. B4 THE DAILY ITEM SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 19, 2020 COMICS

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

ROSE IS ROSE / PAT BRADY

GARFIELD / JIM DAVIS BIG NATE / LINCOLN PEIRCE

ARLO AND JANIS / JIMMY JOHNSON

HERMAN / JIM UNGER ZIGGY / TOM WILSON

THE BORN LOSER / ART AND CHIP SANSOM

CROSSWORD DEAR ABBY Disruptive cousin unwelcome during weeklong family visit DEAR ABBY: My hus- gest the two of you seek band and I and our chil- Dear Abby is written by Abigail couples counseling togeth- dren moved across the er. It will not only help you country away from our Van Buren, also known as Jeanne to make your relationship families three years ago. Phillips, and was founded by her “healthier and more pro- My 9-year-old daughter is mother, Pauline Phillips. Contact ductive,” it will also help extremely close to my the two of you grow closer mom and sister. Mom Dear Abby at DearAbby.com or P.O. by addressing any differ- wants to take a road trip Box 69440, Los Angeles, CA 90069. ences that might prevent and spend a week with us. it from developing further. We are all excited, since DEAR ABBY: One of we haven’t seen them in a DEAR PROCEEDING: had made during my mar- my friends is a drama year. However, she wants Say it in plain English as riage. queen. Whenever things to bring along my grand- you have to me. You have I am currently dating a don’t go the way she ma and my younger cous- a right to protect your woman my age. When we wants, she freaks out and in, who is 12. daughters from what you disagree, I try my best to makes a big deal out of My grandma has par- perceive to be a bad influ- use what I learned. While everything. It makes the tial custody of my cousin. ence. I’m not perfect, I’m glad I times we spend together The girl had a rough up- You mentioned your have that foundation. hard, because my other bringing, and I don’t grandmother shares cus- The problem is, my girl- friends and I are scared want her to come. She tody of this girl. Perhaps friend employs a lot of we’ll start another fight throws terrible temper Grandma can leave her the bad behaviors from with her. What can I do to tantrums, demands to be with that person for a which I evolved. I see it make her stop making a the center of attention week. However, once you clearly, but you can’t big deal out of everything? and, when it doesn’t hap- have drawn the line, be teach someone during an pen, starts acting up. If prepared for the possibil- argument. How do we get NO MORE DRAMA that doesn’t work, she ity that your mother may on the same page? We QUEEN will try to kiss people or cancel the trip. love each other, so it would be nice to fine-tune DEAR NO MORE: make “jokes” about sex. I Your friend may be high don’t trust her around DEAR ABBY: I am 53 our adversity to make it healthy and productive. strung, or she may simply my daughters. and have been divorced for create drama in order to Mom hates controversy more than 10 years. While WANTING BETTER get attention. Understand and turns a blind eye to we were going through the IN THE EAST that you can’t “make” her the behavior. How can I divorce, my ex and I went stop doing it, but if you get across that we want to counseling. Unfortu- DEAR WANTING: and your friends ignore Mom and Grandma to nately, it couldn’t save our Communication is all-im- her antics, she may tone it come but to leave my marriage. However, I portant in relationships, down when she realizes cousin at home? learned a lot during those as is the ability to fight they aren’t bringing the sessions about how to be a fair when disagreements reaction she’s looking for. PROCEEDING better partner because I arise. Wait until your lady If that doesn’t work, stop WITH CAUTION recognized the mistakes I friend is calm, then sug- including her as often. BRIDGE

First the story, then the postmortem Some pairs love postmortems, an game. analysis of a deal once it has been In the duplicate, no East-West pair played. Let’s give them a heyday. reached six hearts, which just need- First, what happened at one table ed the club finesse to work. Usually in a Bridge Base Online duplicate; the rule for a slam on a finesse is to then, what should have happened. bid it when the finesse is working but After the given auction, West led to stay out when the finesse is los- the heart ace, cashed the diamond ing! Here, though, given South’s bid, ace and played the diamond five to the finesse was a favorite. Six tables partner’s king, declarer playing the played in four hearts, and eight in seven and the queen. East shifted to five hearts. No one sacrificed in five a low club. West took that trick and spades — was that good judgment? cashed the club ace, so the con- Yes, it was. Five spades doubled tract went down two. What are your can cost 800 for down four! After thoughts? the heart ace, diamond ace and di- Right — there were numerous er- amond to the king, East gives West rors. First, East should have raised a diamond ruff. Then West exits with one heart to four hearts. South might his remaining trump and awaits have passed, but probably would three club tricks. Even more fun is to have bid four spades. Then surely start with three rounds of diamonds. West would have gone higher. Also, West continues with a low heart. East West’s three-heart rebid was far too wins with his jack and shifts to the cautious. He should have raised to club queen! SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 19, 2020 THE DAILY ITEM B5 TV BEST BETS EVENING TV LISTINGS SATURDAY’S TV SEPTEMBER 19, 2020 7:00 7:30 8:00 8:30 9:00 9:30 10:00 10:30 11:00 11:30 12:00 12:30 1:00 Saturday, Sept. 19 cludes The Jungle Book, Maleficent,Shrek BROADCAST STATIONS 2, Shrek the Third and Shrek Forever. Family Movie Marathon WGBH Escape to the Lucy Worsley’s Royal Palace Van der Valk on Masterpiece Two men are Stories- The Age Fix with Dr. Anthony Sergeant York ^ PBS Chateau Secrets found murdered in Amsterdam. Stage Youn TBS, starting at 11 a.m. This family-friendly movie marathon in- TCM, 5:30 p.m. WBZ Wheel of Jeopardy! Magnum P.I. “Pay- Love Island: More to 48 Hours (N) News Phantom In Touch NCIS: New Orleans $ CBS Fortune back for Beginners” Love (N) Gourmet “Checkmate, Part I” cludes The Jungle Book, Maleficent,Shrek Catch a Classic! 2, Shrek the Third and Shrek Forever. Gary Cooper earned a Best Actor Oscar WCVB Coll. College Football Miami at Louisville. The 1-0 Hurricanes begin their confer- News- Celebrity Nightwatch Home, for his performance in the title role of % ABC Football ence slate when they travel to face the 1-0 Cardinals. (N) Center 5 Page (N) Life Sergeant York WBTS 2020 U.S. NHL Hockey New York Islanders vs Tampa Bay Saturday Night News Saturday Night Live Will Ferrell; 1st Look TCM, 5:30 p.m. this film, based on the true story of Alvin * NBC Open Lightning. (N) Live (N) at 11 King Princess performs. Catch a Classic! C. York (adapted from his diary), one of WFXT MLB Baseball Atlanta Braves at New York Mets. Citi Field. (N) Boston Sports Labor of Love Just for This- Boston Gary Cooper earned a Best Actor Oscar the most-decorated American soldiers of 9 FOX News Wrap Laughs Minute News for his performance in the title role of World War I. The film also won an Oscar WUTF (6:00) ›› “El cantante” (2006) ››‡ No se aceptan devoluciones (2013, Comedia- ›‡ Catwoman (2004, Acción) Halle Berry, The Time this film, based on the true story of Alvin for its editing, and was nominated in nine = UMA Marc Anthony. Drama) Eugenio Derbez, Jessica Lindsey. Benjamin Bratt, Sharon Stone. Machine C. York (adapted from his diary), one of other categories, including Best Picture, WSBK Big Bang Big Bang ››‡ Weather Girl (2009, Comedy) Tricia Seinfeld Seinfeld Major Crimes “Down Three Three Three the most-decorated American soldiers of Best Director (Howard Hawks) and Best F MNT Theory Theory O’Kelley, Patrick J. Adams. the Drain” Stooges Stooges Stooges World War I. The film also won an Oscar Original Score (Max Steiner). WGBX Latino Americans Finding Your Roots American Masters The life and Beyond Austin City Limits Under- A Chef’s NOVA for its editing, and was nominated in nine L PBS With Henry career of actor Raul Julia. ground Life other categories, including Best Picture, Help! I Wrecked My House: “Four WWJE Body of Body of Body of Body of Body of Body of Body of Body of Body of Body of World’s Most Evil World’s Best Director (Howard Hawks) and Best Weeks Until Baby” R JN Evidence Evidence Evidence Evidence Evidence Evidence Evidence Evidence Evidence Evidence Killers Most Original Score (Max Steiner). HGTV, 8 p.m. WLVI Last Man Last Man Gold- Gold- Mom Mom 7 News at 10PM on Modern Modern Family Family Bob’s Major League Baseball Jess and Rich thought they had finally X CW Standing Standing bergs bergs CW56 (N) Family Family Guy Guy Burgers FOX, 7 p.m. Live found their dream home and were excit- WNUE ››‡ Big Game (2014, Acción) ›› Jack Reacher: Never Go Back (2016) Tom Noticias TYM Decisio- Latinx Más Pelo Saturday primetime regional MLB action ed to renovate, but, after moving in, they ¨ TELE Samuel L. Jackson. Cruise. Jack descubre un complot a nivel estatal. Telem Zona nes Now! on FOX features the Atlanta Braves at the WABU Law & Order: Spe- Law & Order: Spe- Law & Order: Spe- Law & Order: Spe- Law & Order: Spe- Law & Order: Spe- Law & discovered mold. Their renovation dreams ¥ ION cial Victims Unit cial Victims Unit cial Victims Unit cial Victims Unit cial Victims Unit cial Victims Unit Order N.Y. Mets or the Texas Rangers at the L.A. were dashed as their budget was used Angels. CABLE STATIONS to remediate the mold. Today, the mold Court Court Court Court Live Rescue “Live Rescue -- 09.19.20” (N) Court Court Live Rescue “Live Rescue -- NASCAR Cup Series: Bass Pro Shops is gone but the couple’s laundry list of A&E Cam Cam Cam Cam Cam Cam 09.19.20” NRA Night Race renovations is long, and they now have (5:30) ››‡ “Men in ››‡ Bad Boys (1995) Martin Lawrence. Two Miami ›› Bad Boys II (2003, Action) Martin Lawrence, Will Smith, Jordi NBCSN, 7:30 p.m. Live AMC a baby on the way! With only four weeks Black 3” (2012) cops attempt to recover stolen police evidence. Mollà. Two detectives battle a drug kingpin in Miami. Bristol Motor Speedway in Tennessee is (6:30) ›› “Fifty Shades Darker” (2017, ›‡ Fifty Shades Freed (2018, Romance) Dakota ›‡ Fifty Shades Freed (2018, Romance) the site for the third and final race in the until the baby is due, Jasmine must turn BRAVO their house around by renovating the Romance) Dakota Johnson. ‘R’ Johnson, Jamie Dornan, Eric Johnson. ‘R’ Dakota Johnson. ‘R’ NASCAR Cup Series playoffs Round of Dirty Jobs Newly Dirty Jobs “Alligator Dirty Jobs “Wild I Quit “Partners in Dirty Jobs “Animal Dirty Jobs “Vexcon” Dirty 16. The number of drivers eligible for the kitchen and dining room and giving them DISC hatched herons. Egg Collector” Goose Chase” Conflict” (N) Barber” Jobs season championship is pared down to a much-needed nursery. (6:15) ››‡ “Hotel Big City Amphibia Amphibia The Owl Big City Big City Big City Amphibia Jessie Jessie Bunk’d 12 heading into next week’s race in Las Secret Life of a Celebrity Surrogate DISN Transylvania 3” Greens (N) House Greens Greens Greens Vegas. Lifetime, 8 p.m. Score- NBA Countdown (N) NBA Basketball Boston Celtics vs Miami Heat. Eastern SportsCenter With SportsCenter (N) ESPN Help! I Wrecked My House: “Four Original Film! board Conference Final action, Game 3. (N) Scott Van Pelt (N) Weeks Until Baby” Score- College Football Louisiana Tech at Southern Mississippi. (N) Score- College Football College Football Korean Charmed by the glitz and the glamour of ESPN2 HGTV, 8 p.m. one of Hollywood’s brightest stars, Olivia board board Final (N) Final (N) Baseball ›››‡ Up (2009, Children’s) Voices of Ed ›››‡ Ratatouille (2007, Children’s) Voices of Patton Oswalt, Ian ››› Tarzan (1999) Voices of Jess and Rich thought they had finally Bolton agrees to become Ava Von Rich- FREE found their dream home and were excit- Asner, Christopher Plummer. Holm, Lou Romano. Tony Goldwyn. ter’s surrogate. But behind the glamour (6:00) ›› “The ››‡ X-Men: Apocalypse (2016, Action) James McAvoy. Profes- ››› Logan (2017, Action) Hugh Jackman. Logan ed to renovate, but, after moving in, they FX discovered mold. Their renovation dreams lies the dark and twisted life of Ava and Hangover Part III” sor X and Raven battle the immortal mutant Apocalypse. must protect a young mutant girl from dark forces. her husband. And Olivia quickly realizes (5:45) ››› “Queen ››› The Invisible Man (2020, Horror) Lovecraft Country The Third Day “Fri- ›››‡ Jojo Rabbit (2019) Ro- were dashed as their budget was used HBO to remediate the mold. Today, the mold she and her unborn child are in undeni- & Slim” ‘R’ Elisabeth Moss, Aldis Hodge. ‘R’ “Strange Case” day - The Father” man Griffin Davis. ‘PG-13’ Ancient Aliens Ancient Aliens Ancient Aliens Ancient Aliens Ancient Aliens Ancient Aliens Ancient is gone but the couple’s laundry list of able danger. Stars Brianne Davis, Carrie HIST renovations is long, and they now have Wampler and Carl Beukes. Aliens (6:00) “Sinfidelity” Secret Life of a Celebrity Surrogate Sorority Secrets (2020, Suspense) Brytnee Secret Life of a Celebrity Sur- a baby on the way! With only four weeks Love at Daisy Hills LIFE (2020) Jade Tailor. (2020) Carrie Wampler, Brianne Davis. Ratledge, Elisabetta Fantone. rogate (2020) Carrie Wampler. until the baby is due, Jasmine must turn Hallmark Channel, 9 p.m. Ridicu- Ridicu- Ridicu- Ridicu- Ridicu- Ridicu- Ridicu- Ridicu- Ridicu- Ridicu- Ridicu- Ridicu- Ridicu- their house around by renovating the Original Film! MTV lousness lousness lousness lousness lousness lousness lousness lousness lousness lousness lousness lousness lousness kitchen and dining room and giving them When Jo (Cindy Busby) realizes that her Pats This Celtics Pregame American Ninja Celtics United Fight Alli- Celtics Celtics Alpha 8 World a much-needed nursery. family’s general store in Daisy Hills (built NBCSB Week Live (N) Warrior Halftime ance (N) Post. Post Poker Secret Life of a Celebrity Surrogate by her late mother) is losing money, her Red Sox MLB Baseball New York Yankees at Boston Red Sox. Fenway Extra Red Sox NESN Dirty MLB Baseball: Yan- Lifetime, 8 p.m. NESN father Duke calls in a favor to help out the Park. (N) Innings Final (N) Sports Water TV kees at Red Sox Original Film! store. Unfortunately, Duke’s help is Jo’s Loud Loud Young Unfiltered Group Sponge- Friends Friends Friends Friends Friends Friends Friends Charmed by the glitz and the glamour of NICK House House Dylan Chat (N) Bob ex-boyfriend, Blake (Marshall Williams), one of Hollywood’s brightest stars, Olivia (6:00) ››› “Seabiscuit” (2003) The Boxing Erickson Lubin vs. Terrell Gausha. From Uncasville, Conn. (N) The Desus & Bolton agrees to become Ava Von Rich- former Daisy Hills native turned New York SHOW Tobey Maguire. ‘PG-13’ Journey Journey Mero ter’s surrogate. But behind the glamour business consultant. They argue over the (6:31) ››› “Panic Room” Power Book II: ››‡ Bad Boys for Life (2020, Action) Will ››› Premium Rush (2012) Think STARZ lies the dark and twisted life of Ava and approach to saving the store: Jo under- (2002) Jodie Foster. ‘R’ Ghost Smith, Martin Lawrence. ‘R’ Joseph Gordon-Levitt. ‘PG-13’ Like Man (6:05) ››› “Back to the Future ››› Back to the Future Part III (1990, Comedy) Futurama Futurama Dallas & Dallas & Futurama her husband. And Olivia quickly realizes stands the personal touch needed for SYFY she and her unborn child are in undeni- a small town while Blake focuses more Part II” (1989, Comedy) Michael J. Fox, Christopher Lloyd. Robo (N) Robo (N) “Rebirth” able danger. Stars Brianne Davis, Carrie on how to make a profit. Eventually, they ››‡ Shrek Forever After (2010) Voices of Big Bang Big Bang Big Bang Big Bang Full ››‡ Maleficent (2014, Fantasy) Angelina TBS Mike Myers, Eddie Murphy. Theory Theory Theory Theory Frontal Jolie, Elle Fanning, Sharlto Copley. Wampler and Carl Beukes. reach a compromise and find themselves “Star Wars: The ›››‡ Star Wars: The Last Jedi (2017) Mark Hamill. Luke Sky- ›››‡ Star Wars: The Last Jedi (2017, Science Fic- falling back in love. But when Blake gets TNT Force Awakens” walker comes to a crossroad when he meets young Rey. tion) Mark Hamill, Carrie Fisher, Adam Driver. Saturday, Sept. 19 a call about his dream job back in New (6:00) ›‡ “Death Wish” (2018, ››‡ San Andreas (2015, Action) Dwayne Johnson, ›› Walking Tall (2004, Action) The Rock, Modern USA Family Movie Marathon York City, things start to fall apart again, Action) Bruce Willis. Carla Gugino, Alexandra Daddario. Johnny Knoxville. Family Chap- Chap- Chap- Chap- Chap- Chap- Chap- Chap- Chap- Chap- Chap- Chap- Block TBS, starting at 11 a.m. forcing Jo and Blake to make a decision VH1 This family-friendly movie marathon in- about their future. — pelle’s pelle’s pelle’s pelle’s pelle’s pelle’s pelle’s pelle’s pelle’s pelle’s pelle’s pelle’s Party

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(N) News NBC 10 Access Hollywood * NBC at 11 Sports Avoid getting into an argument. Trying to prove a point will be a waste of time and WFXT Last Man Duncan- Simpsons Bless the Bob’s Family Boston News In- Boston News In- Joel Hot Top- Boston energy. Concentrate on putting your paperwork in order and being prepared for 9 FOX Standing ville Harts Burgers Guy News Depth News Depth Osteen ics News anything. Make peace a priority. WUTF ›› The Shepherd (2008, Acción) Jean- ›› Taken 3 (2014, Acción) Liam Neeson, ›› Proof of Life (2000) Meg Ryan. Terroristas su- = UMA Claude Van Damme, Scott Adkins. Forest Whitaker, Maggie Grace. damericanos raptan a un hombre estadounidense. SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) WSBK Castle “Heroes & NCIS A 9-year-old girl NCIS “Bears and Two and Two and Big Bang Big Bang Imp. Jok- Imp. Jok- Imp. Jok- F MNT Villains” is found hiding. Cubs” Half Men Half Men Theory Theory ers ers ers Secrets can have a damaging effect on relationships. Avoid unnecessary situa- WGBX (6:00) The War Latino Americans Islands of Wonder NOVA “Secret Mind Antiques Roadshow Last Tango in Van der L PBS “Madagascar” of Slime” “Fort Worth” Halifax Valk tions by being honest and open to compromise. Don’t take an unnecessary risk. WWJE I Killed My BFF I Killed My BFF Master- Master- Master- Master- Master- Master- Bizarre Bizarre Bizarre R JN “Cabin Fever” minds minds minds minds minds minds Murders Murders Murders SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Dec. 21) WLVI Modern Modern Fridge Wars Supernatural “Gal- 7 News at 10PM on Wipeout Pawn Pawn Pawn Know when to walk away from a situation that is no longer working. Look out for X CW Family Family axy Brain” CW56 (N) Stars Stars Stars WNUE Exatlón Estados Unidos (N) The wall “Más allá Noticias TYM Decisio- Decisiones: unos your interests, health and emotional well-being. Romance is in the stars. ¨ TELE del alma” Telem Zona nes ganan, otros WABU NCIS: Los Angeles NCIS: Los Angeles Chicago P.D. “If We Chicago P.D. “In a Chicago P.D. Chicago P.D. “She’s Chicago CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19) ¥ ION “Betrayal” “The Debt” Were Normal” Duffel Bag” “Justice” Got Us” P.D. Take your time. If you act too quickly, there will be repercussions. Make small CABLE STATIONS (5:00) ››‡ “The ›› Jack Reacher: Never Go Back (2016, Action) Court Court Court ›› Jack Reacher: Never Go but effective changes to position yourself for what’s to come. Protect what you’ve A&E Magnificent Seven” Tom Cruise, Cobie Smulders, Aldis Hodge. Cam Cam Cam Back (2016) Tom Cruise. worked so hard to acquire. (6:00) ››› “Independence Day” (1996) The Walking Dead Michonne ››› Independence Day (1996, Science Fiction) Will Smith, Bill AMC Will Smith, Bill Pullman. takes Virgil home. Pullman. Earthlings vs. evil aliens in 15-mile-wide ships. 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B6 THE DAILY ITEM SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 19, 2020 Israel returns to virus lockdown as cases mount By Joseph Krauss of Israel for no reason, ASSOCIATED PRESS and I will not hesitate to add further restrictions if JERUSALEM — Isra- it is necessary.” el went back into a full Under the new lock- lockdown on Friday to try down, nearly all business- to contain a coronavirus es open to the public will outbreak that has steadi- be closed. People must re- ly worsened for months as main within 1 kilometer its government has been (0.6 miles) of their homes, plagued by indecision and but there are several ex- Ultra-Orthodox infighting. ceptions, including shop- Jews wear- The three-week lock- ping for food or medicine, ing face masks down, which began in the going to work in a busi- during a morning early afternoon, will re- ness that’s closed to the prayer in a syna- quire the closure of many public, attending protests gogue separated businesses and set strict and even seeking essen- by plastic parti- limits on movement and tial pet care. tions, follow new public gatherings. The Israel has reported a to- government mea- closures coincide with the tal of more than 175,000 sures to help stop Jewish High Holidays, cases since the outbreak the spread of the when people typically began, including at least coronavirus, in visit their families and 1,169 deaths. It is now Bnei Brak, Israel, gather for large prayer reporting around 5,000 Friday. services. new cases a day, one of the In an address late highest per capita infec- PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS Thursday, Prime Minis- tion rates in the world. ter Benjamin Netanyahu Israel was among the lyzed by infighting. In re- down in July. The PA has than 1,700 active cases in of weekly protests outside warned that even stricter first countries to impose cent months authorities reported more than 30,000 the impoverished territo- his official residence. Isra- measures may be needed sweeping lockdowns this have announced various cases in the West Bank ry of 2 million, straining el’s insular ultra-Ortho- to prevent hospitals from spring, sealing its borders, restrictions only to see and around 240 deaths. its already fragile health dox community, which has being overwhelmed. There forcing most businesses to them ignored or reversed The Gaza Strip, which system. At least 16 people a high rate of infection, are currently more than close and largely confin- even as new cases soared has been under an Israe- have died. has also been up in arms 46,000 active cases, with ing people to their homes. to record levels. li-Egyptian blockade since In Israel, the govern- about the restrictions, es- at least 577 hospitalized That succeeded in bring- The occupied West Bank the Islamic militant group ment has come under pecially those targeting in serious condition. ing the number of new has followed a similar tra- Hamas seized power from withering criticism for its religious gatherings. “It could be that we cases down to only a few jectory, with a spring lock- rival Palestinian forces in response to the virus and In Tel Aviv, hundreds of will have no choice but to dozen per day in May. down largely containing 2007, was initially insulat- the economic crisis trig- people protested the re- make the directives more But then the economy its outbreak followed by ed from the pandemic. But gered by the earlier lock- newed lockdown on Thurs- stringent,” Netanyahu abruptly reopened, and a rise of cases that forced authorities detected com- down. Netanyahu, who is day, including doctors said. “I will not impose a a new government was the Palestinian Authority munity spread last month, also on trial for corrup- and scientists who said it lockdown on the citizens sworn in that was para- to impose a 10-day lock- and there are now more tion, has been the target would be ineffective. CLASSIFIED

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By Nicole Winfield sociated with the Mafia, St. John Paul II in 1993 phemes” God. Marian ASSOCIATED PRESS thanks in part to their famously demanded Mafi- devotion is particularly post-war common cause osi convert, change their important to Francis, his- ROME — Pope Francis against communism. ways or face the wrath of tory’s first pope from Latin is giving his blessing to a new Vatican think tank While some Catholic God’s final judgment as America, where displays that is seeking to prevent priests have courageously he made a historic visit to of such popular piety are the Mafia and organized opposed the mob — and Sicily after the mob slay- common. crime groups from exploit- paid for it with their lives ings of two leading an- Francis’ message to the SATELLITE IMAGE ©2020 MAXAR TECHNOLOGIES VIA AP — others have been called ti-Mafia prosecutors. new think tank, which ing the image of the Virgin This Sept. 17, 2020, photo, provided by Maxar to explain their celebra- Francis has followed includes clergy as well Mary for their own illicit Technologies shows a parade rehearsal Kim Il tion of funerals, weddings in that tradition, declar- as law enforcement ex- ends. Sung Square in Pyongyang, North Korea. The Vatican’s Pontif- and other sacraments for ing that mobsters were perts involved in the fight ical Marian Academy mafia dons, acceptance of “excommunicated” and against organized crime, launched the think tank their donations and par- saying mobsters can’t was dated Aug. 15, a major Friday at a conference ticipation in their reli- live Christian lives be- Catholic feast day devoted Satellite images show titled “Liberating Mary gious processions. cause their lifestyle “blas- to Mary. from the Mafia.” It was a reference to the historic N. Korea preparing relationship between the Italian mob and the Cath- for military parade olic Church, and the pop- ular displays of Marian SEOUL, South Korea intensifying its emergency devotion by mobsters in (AP) — North Korea is anti-coronavirus efforts. It Italy and beyond. preparing for a massive said authorities are trying In a message from the military parade in its to boost the anti-pandem- pope read out at the start capital to mark the 75th ic atmosphere to ensure of the conference, held at anniversary of its ruling that the anti-virus cam- Rome’s Museum of Civ- party next month, satel- paign “is waged consis- ilizations, Francis said lite images indicated Fri- tently without a moment’s the religious and cultur- day, even as the country indolence, slackness and al image and patrimony strengthens its anti-coro- carelessness.” of the Madonna “must be navirus measures. North Korean leader preserved in its original The images, provided by Kim Jong Un has called purity.” Maxar, a Colorado-based for strong unity among He said any popular dis- satellite imagery com- the country’s 25 million plays of devotion to Mary pany, show thousands of people as it faces multi- must “conform to the mes- people assembled in for- ple crises including the sage of the Gospel and the teachings of the church,” mation near Pyongyang’s pandemic, damage from and that people partici- Kim Il Sung Square and a recent typhoon, and on- pating in them must be rehearsing for a military going U.S.-led economic true Christians who look parade. The anniversary sanctions. He closed the of the founding of the rul- country’s border with out for others, and espe- FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS cially the poor. ing Workers’ Party is on China, its biggest trading The Catholic Church in Pope Francis blesses a statue of the Mother Mary as he celebrates Mass Oct. 10. partner, in January over Italy has long been as- at the National Stadium, in Bangkok, Thailand. North Korea often holds virus concerns. Experts military parades featur- say the border closure has ing goose-stepping sol- likely worsened North diers and new weapons Korea’s already-troubled Coronavirus cases in India jump systems on state anniver- economy. saries to bolster unity and Earlier this week, the intimidate enemies. nominee for chairman North Korea insists it of South Korea’s Joint by another 96K in 24 hours hasn’t had any coronavi- Chiefs of Staff told law- rus cases, a claim widely makers that North Korea NEW DELHI (AP) — during a major Hindu In other developments criticized for refusing to disputed by many foreign might conduct its first un- India’s coronavirus cases festival season beginning in the Asia-Pacific allow a Canberra resident experts. derwater ballistic missile jumped by another 96,424 next month. region: to attend her father’s fu- On Monday, the North’s test in about a year ahead in the past 24 hours, show- Health Minister Harsh — New Zealand reported neral because of pandemic Korean Central News of the Oct. 10 ruling party ing little sign of leveling. Vardhan said with a re- no new cases of the coro- restrictions. Health Min- Agency said the country is anniversary. The Health Ministry on covery rate of more than navirus on Friday for the ister Steven Miles said Friday raised the nation’s 78 percent, India has only first time in more than five Canberra travelers would total cases to 5.21 million, 1 million active coronavi- weeks as hopes rise that no longer have to spend or 0.37 percent of its near- rus cases. an outbreak discovered in time in Queensland hotel ly 1.4 billion people. It said Nearly 60 percent of the Auckland last month has quarantine from Sept. 25. 1,174 more people died in active cases are concen- been stamped out. Friday They’ll have to fly rather the past 24 hours, for a trated in five of India’s also marked the fourth than drive to Queensland, total of 84,372 fatalities. 28 states — Maharash- consecutive day without however, because Canber- Experts say India’s death tra, Karnataka, Andhra any cases of communi- ra is surrounded by New toll may be a significant Pradesh, Tamil Nadu and ty transmission, with all South Wales state, which undercount. Uttar Pradesh. recent cases being found remains subject to border India is expected to have Worst-hit western Ma- among quarantined pas- restrictions. the highest number of con- harashtra state accounted sengers returning from — A senior govern- firmed cases within weeks, for 474 of the 1,174 fatali- abroad. Health authorities ing party lawmaker who surpassing the United ties reported in the coun- expect to continue finding helped with new Prime States, where more than try in the past 24 hours. such cases at the border. Minister Yoshihide Suga’s 6.67 million people have Authorities extended Authorities have still not election campaign has been infected. until the end of Septem- pinpointed the origin of the been hospitalized with Indian Prime Minister ber a ban on assemblies August outbreak, which COVID-19, becoming the Narendra Modi on his of four or more people in they believe was imported. first confirmed case in Ja- PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS birthday Thursday made Mumbai, India’s financial New Zealand has reported pan’s parliament. Shuichi Guatemalan President Alejandro Giammattei a fresh appeal to people and entertainment cap- a total of just over 1,800 Takatori, a member of the wearing a protective face mask as a precaution to wear masks and main- ital. More than 178,000 cases and 25 deaths. Liberal Democratic Party, against the new coronavirus arrives at Consti- tain social distancing as people have been infect- — An Australian state developed a fever and test- tution square for the independence day cele- his government prepared ed by the coronavirus in government will open the ed positive for the corona- bration in Guatemala City, Monday. plans for handling big Mumbai, including 8,320 state border to the na- virus, according to parlia- congregations expected who died. tional capital after being ment’s lower house. Guatemalan president tests positive for new coronavirus

GUATEMALA CITY conducted remotely.” (AP) — Guatemalan Pres- The announcement ident Alejandro Giam- came on the same day mattei said Friday he has that the country reopened tested positive for the new its borders and interna- coronavirus, but he told a tional flights after a six- local radio station he feels month closure due to the well. coronavirus pandemic. However, in a televised The country’s Health address to the nation, Ministry said that for- Giammattei looked a bit eigners seeking to enter out of breath. Guatemala would have to “My symptoms are very present a negative PCR mild. Up to now, I have test taken at most 72 body aches, it hurt more hours before entry. yesterday than today, like Guatemalans return- a bad cold,” the president ing to their country and said. “I don’t have a fever, children under 10 would I have a bit of a cough.” not be subject to the test “I am busy working from requirement. All those home,” he said. entering or leaving would Giammattei, 64, has have to wear face masks. multiple sclerosis and Guatemala closed its uses canes to walk. airports and borders with The government press Mexico, Belize, Honduras office said in a statement and El Salvador on March PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS that Giammattei “will be 16. The country of 16 mil- isolating himself from all lion has more than 83,600 A health worker tests a swab sample for COVID-19 during a door-to-door drive in Gauhati, public activity, and so all confirmed coronavirus India, Friday. communication will be cases, and 3,036 deaths. B8 THE DAILY ITEM SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 19, 2020 REAL ESTATE

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PLEASANT ST U:7 358 BROADWAY U:19 Katherine T Scott RET 59 SUPERIOR ST $216,000 13 CROMBIE ST $224,900 32 JOHNSON ST $509,000 S: Donald Munre-Spurr Tr, Tr for $245,000 B: Rupesh Prajapati & Rusha $729,999 B: Sarah Fontaine B: Daniel Moreno & Kristi Moreno Farmland FT S: Matthew Wall & Courtney N Wall B: Michael Ramirez Prajapati B: Charles H Braid & Patricia A Braid S: Gustavo Morales & Rigel V S: Jessica Jarvis-Mchale S: Irina Kurlyandchik S: Aura Mtg Advisors LLC 255 LINCOLN AVE Semprum 502 CHESTNUT ST $550,000 59 PROSPECT ST U:A3 17 DEARBORN ST $430,000 59 LAKESHORE RD B: Edward Garcia 35-A TUDOR ST U:4 $240,000 $515,000 B: Bassam Zeaiter $483,000 S: Leane C Brown & Louise C $190,000 B: Svetlana Bugaenco B: Hilary M White & Christopher J S: Robert C Fisher B: Luke M Selinger & Michelle P Bucchiere B: Adriana L Grillo S: Ariel Mckenney Selinger Palmer S: Dina Kahriman S: Mark T Johnson & Lauren C 66 CURRAN RD S: Stephen J Morgan & Jennifer A 52 SUMMER ST 19 SANDIE LN Szychowski $482,000 Morgan $575,000 25 W GREEN ST $450,000 B: Cesar S Portillo-Arias B: Charlotte Huguenor & Scott $677,000 B: Faris B Twal & Janine K Twal S: Marc Iudiciani 290 LYNN ST 132 DERBY ST U:5 Ingham B: Faith Asemota & Uyi Asemota S: Harriet T Page Tr, Tr for 19 Sandie $420,000 $315,000 S: Samantha Anton & Jamison S: Ana C Delanuza & Jesus Lanuza 86 DARTMOUTH ST Lane NT B: Giovanni J Mendez B: Robin Aycock-Putnam Newall $635,000 S: Andrea T Porcaro S: Emily Murphy 96 WASHINGTON ST B: Justin Young & Kayla Young 1 SELMAN ST U:1 2 TRULL CIR S: Bonnie J Macdaniel & Scott W $560,000 $315,000 252-B LYNNFIELD ST 225 DERBY ST U:508 $540,000 Macdaniel B: Merlin S Castro & Pedro A B: Rex Radloff $450,000 $591,000 B: Cynthia Massillon Fuentes S: Brian C Hoey Tr, Tr for BJPG Family B: John Russo B: Karen Hebert & William H Hebert S: Melvin R Guante 11 DUKE ST S: Elias H Lampes Tr, Tr for Katherine Partnership T S: Chrystin L Jackson & Daniel D Jr $215,000 Lampes FT Silva S: Janet B Sobelman Tr, Tr for 9 WARREN RD B: Centura Bay LLC 31 SHETLAND RD Sobelman FT $541,130 S: Patricia Evans & Stephen J Evans 19 WHITTIER ST $820,000 2 MACARTHUR TER B: Marc Filipiak & Shannon $630,000 B: Matthew Difrancesco & Ali $552,000 46 ENDICOTT ST Robichaud 53 DUNGEON AVE B: Ashor P Azeni & Thalia Blanco Difrancesco B: Deanna Dicicco & Scott Dicicco $600,000 S: Irene S Rutledge & Scott J $420,000 S: Hilario M Rodriguez & Lucia V S: Perey O Hoffmann & Anna Seidi- S: Carol A Dunleavy B: Joseph Byors Rutledge B: Abel Guzman & Joel J Lopez- Rodriguez Hoffmann S: Carol Morris Tr, Tr for 46 Endicott Guzman 23 ORCHARD ST Salem RT 126 WINTER ST S: Colleen Currant & Philip B Currant LYNNFIELD 4 THOMPSON RD $627,000 $670,000 $625,000 B: Carly J Horvath & Jason M Ring 14 FOREST AVE B: Sonia D Gomez-Galeano & B: David Miller & Morgan Miller 62 E PARK AVE 9 GAIL RD S: Gail F Connors & Glen P Connors $610,000 Jessica D Alvarez-Mejia $475,000 $470,000 S: Ruth S Cooper Tr, Tr for Thompson S: Steven E Ramirez & Theresa M 4 RT B: Michael Fabiano B: Adela S Irias B: Gregory Gallenski & Linda 11 PEQUOT RD S: Daniel J Stanton Ramirez S: John Ladd & Sandra Ladd Gallenski $580,000 1 VINE ST U:1 S: Roger S Digaetano & Marie B: Matthew J Carregal & Michelle L 21 HANCOCK ST U:1 SWAMPSCOTT 600 EASTERN AVE Digaetano $305,000 Carregal B: Mark Mitchell $375,000 $530,000 S: Triangle Charles S Est & Edward B: Elizabeth A Robinson 385 ESSEX ST B: Grecia C Paradis & Joseph M 6 GRANT RD S: David L Thorpe Tr, Tr for Vine Street Tringale T S: Andria V Ledoux $569,000 Paradis $860,000 B: Danielle M Hanson S: Maybeth L Ferreira B: John Routhier & Justine Routhier 1200 SALEM ST U:147 26 HANCOCK ST U:3R S: Katie A Kirleis & Matthew A Kirleis 243 W SHORE DR $445,000 S: Anthony K Paone Jr & Shaun $255,000 Paone $477,000 B: Julius J Lupo Jr 124 ESSEX ST B: Tereza S Granta-Nguyen & Tuan 443 ESSEX ST U:302 B: Chrystin L Silva & Daniel D Silva S: Timothy J Macdonald $657,000 M Nguyen $430,000 36 LOCKWOOD RD Jr B: Monique E Casallas & Oscar M S: Nancy Gebhardt & Shawn B: Janet B Sobelman Tr, Tr for Casallas $820,000 S: Bonnie L Sitomer Tr, Tr for Six Nine 6 STACIA RD White RT Gebhardt Sobelman FT S: Jason Irving Tr, Tr for 124-126 B: Brittany Hammond-Chafel & $600,000 S: Marcus Beasley Essex Street RT Jamie V Brocklin-Chafel B: Raphael Desouza S: S David Falzarano Tr, Tr for 22 WALDRON CT S: Denise Caprio & Sandra Caprio 1 LANGDON ST $370,000 71 GREENWOOD AVE U:104 93 GLENWOOD ST D&Carissa Falzarano LT $880,000 B: Timothy Endicott $724,900 $60,000 B: Beth Brown 4 STARK CIR S: Erin E Trahan & Nathan E S: Haley M Labitue B: David L Rooney & Mary J Rooney B: Edward L Nunziato 18 RANTOUL AVE $659,900 S: Fishermans Watch Condo S: Evelyn Diaz & Edward Nunziato $693,000 Vanhouzen B: Kathleen G Perez & Claire F B: Daniel Trujillo & Antonio Chavez Suthar 6 LIONS LN U:6 14 WESTPORT LN $440,000 432 HUMPHREY ST U:3 141 GLENWOOD ST S: Jason Irving S: Kathleen L Mitchell Tr, Tr for K L $422,000 $400,000 $1,315,000 Mitchell FT B: Shashank M Menon & Fnu S B: Michael Bender & Zameera Fid Snehanath B: John G Howe B: Susan Barrios 434 SUMMER ST S: Riverdale Const LLC S: Wright Mary E Est & Kathleen M $1,025,000 S: Leslie S Eddy & Trevor G Eddy 2 THORNDIKE ST S: Tempest Robert J Est & Richard Tempest Canizaro B: Carissa D Falzarano Tr, Tr for $400,000 868 HUMPHREY ST D&Carissa Falzarano LT 4 WYMAN RD B: Cassandra Tobey & Gregory R $1,000 $859,900 95 GRANT ST S: Maria Castinetti Tobey 22 MASON ST B: Joseph T Darci & Maureen Darci B: James R Ellis & Jacquelyn S Pina $283,000 S: Tobey Jeffrey W Est & Gregory R $415,000 S: Joseph T Darci Tr, Tr for 4 Wyman S: Mark D Greenman B: Andrew B Perkins Tr, Tr for Grant 10 VINCENT RD Tobey B: PCG Properties LLC Road RT Street RT $520,000 S: Katherine Khan 34 LINCOLN HOUSE PT S: Susan A Rockwood & Jack L B: Leonard Ferragamo & Raquel 17 TRACEY ST $960,000 Spinney Ferragamo NAHANT $793,700 22 MEMORIAL DR B: Robert D Pomeroy Jr & Susan K S: Shawn J Seaman 2nd B: Nicholas A Silva $690,000 Pomeroy 65 HIGHLAND AVE No transactions this week S: Coffey Patrick John E Est & B: Christopher Lyons & Aoile Mcdaid S: Claire C Simeral 3rd & Diane M $419,000 MARBLEHEAD Dennis E Coffey S: Judith A Murphy Simeral B: Gregorio J Lopez-Deleon & Olivia PEABODY Lopez-Lope 50-C CLOUTMANS LN 13 WAYNE RD 68 MOFFATT RD 25 LODGE RD S: Martha C Medina & Milquiades $2,500,000 21-A BAY STATE BLVD $640,000 $575,000 $535,000 Medina B: Barry Kelly & Julie Kelly $550,000 B: Anthony G Virgilio B: Alyssa M Day & Gregory J Dinicola B: James E Camire & Lauren K S: David C Gowell Tr, Tr for 50C&50D B: Kenneth A Beltram & Brittany B S: Gina Riddle & Shane Riddle S: 68 Moffat Road Cbc LLC Camire 20 HUSS CT U:406 Cloutman Ln RT Duffy S: Brent H Besch & Christina L $184,500 S: Mary J Buckley 3901 WOODBRIDGE RD U:3901 92 NORTH ST U:1 Besch B: Denis Sinelshchikov 50-D CLOUTMANS LN $505,000 $365,000 S: Jorge Baptista & Mynor G Ovalle- $2,500,000 17 BOURBON ST U:78 B: Alice K Ryan & Martha L Ryan B: Danielle A Benn & Jace 15 MANSON ST Barios B: Barry Kelly & Julie Kelly $340,000 S: Anthony Virgilio & Lauren Virgilio Wladmann $699,900 S: David C Gowell Tr, Tr for 50C&50D B: Sandra Caprio S: 92 North Street LLC B: Victoria Azuelo-Tiongson & Jaime 2 ISABELLA ST Cloutman Ln RT S: Isabel Lugo SALEM Tuano-Tiongson $375,000 21 OAKLAND ST U:1 S: Darius Gregory Tr, Tr for B: Cristian J Deleon-Morales 31 ELM ST 5 CENTENNIAL DR 26 AMERICA WAY U:26 $285,000 Chesterfield RT S: Edward J Demattio $875,000 $2,400,000 $429,000 B: Maura Hamel & Anna Sullivan B: Chase M Bibby & Kristen N Bibby B: 5 Centennial LLC B: Jose M Casablanca S: Cynthia H Rabinovitch 15 OAK RD 60 LAIGHTON ST S: Jennie E Aspinall S: Michael J Scipione Tr, Tr for 1 S: Olive J Baldridge & Walter K Joly $775,000 $462,000 Pleasure Island T 39 OCEAN AVE B: Jonathan Wallace & Rachel B: Maria Cardenas & Rodolfo 111 ELM ST 8 ARTHUR ST $640,000 Wallace Cardenas $1,075,000 8 CROWNINSHIELD ST U:203 $545,000 B: Veronica Lujan S: Paula Pietrella S: Davis M Campelo B: Marie E Walsh-Osgood Tr, Tr for $348,000 B: Hanna Prudente & James S: Adora L Charette 350 RT B: Harvey E Cohen Tr, Tr for Harvey E Prudente 406 PARADISE RD U:2S 23 LINWOOD ST S: Dean D Miller Jr Tr, Tr for Dean D Cohen RET S: Ryan C Lorraine 1 PARKER CT $312,500 $462,500 Miller Jr 2016 FT S: Valmir Paiva $470,000 B: David Rifkin B: Nerlande P Tercy 53 BELLEVIEW AVE S: Ellen Mcswiggin & Dayle Spiewak B: Anne Stevenson & Wesley S: Jose Argueta & Ever Zavala 92 EVANS RD 8 CURTIS ST $479,900 Hartwell $570,000 $585,000 B: Erin L Danahy & Nathan J Grande 233 PURITAN RD 196 LOCUST ST U:2-106 B: Adriana Dekatow & Pierre B: Sandra A Odonnell S: Lynne StOnge S: Cresene Sanglap $2,420,000 $275,000 Dekatow S: Michael C Bloom & Stephanie A B: Lulin Xiong B: Michael R Robles S: Rebecca S Thomas Bloom 25 BENGAL LN U:25 21 PLANTERS ST S: Irene Gilberg S: Paul J Amoroso Jr & Sheila A $400,000 $450,000 Amoroso 137 FRONT ST 19 DANIEL TER B: Jorge E Lea-Murcia B: Linda E Oconnor & Megan K 3 STANLEY RD $1,275,000 $610,000 S: Mathew J Cahill & Tara A Cahill Oconnor $825,000 7-B LYNN SHORE DR U:F B: John Burrington & Michele B: Courtney M Lawrence S: Jeriselda Isara & Renis Isara B: Matthew A Kirleis & Katie A Kirleis $332,500 Burrington S: Amy L Bloom & Geoffrey M Bloom 2 BRADFORD ST U:2 S: Charles L Silvius 3rd Tr, Tr for B: Kimberly A Emery S: Cheryll K Saltzman & Stephen J $590,000 20 WEATHERLY DR U:3 Barbara S Silvius T S: Elizabeth A Brindle Saltzman 4 ELM ST U:1 B: Peter W Kinchley & Kathryn J $350,000 $350,000 Knable B: Jeffrey L Dinsmore Tr, Tr for 20-3 122-124 STETSON AVE 294 LYNNFIELD ST 10 GOLDTHWAIT RD B: Amanda N Leaman S: Arsen Sheraj Weatherly Drive RT $640,000 $482,500 $1,775,000 S: Lorelei J Skinner & Cord Tocci S: Richard Chandler B: Katherine Mulligan & Nicholas B: Nancy P Cerullo B: Aton LLC 104 BRIDGE ST U:2 Parente S: Cathryn M Legault & Ryan J S: Cherie Shipulski 111 FOSTER ST U:402 $384,000 18 WILLIAMS ST U:2 S: Hahn Kenneth Est & Samantha Legault $215,000 B: Holly Brennock $490,000 Hahn 26 HAWKES ST U:3 B: Tyre Capital LLC S: Camella Viteritti B: Kristen M Vaughn 480 LYNNFIELD ST $95,000 S: Abigail J Fernandes S: Stephen J Miller & Robin M Source: Banker and Tradesman, $1,000,000 B: Webtilia Inc 23 BUENA VISTA AVE Seidel bakerandtradesman.com