WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 10, 2021 ReachArts in Health Swampscott center hosts authors granted By Tréa Lavery ITEM STAFF $100,000 SWAMPSCOTT — Local community arts organization ReachArts has an- Diversity in nounced its  rst series of author talks. The  rst event, to be held over Zoom hiring is the goal at 7 p.m. February 18, will feature North Shore native David Newell By Guthrie Townsend. Scrimgeour “We’ve identi ed that there’s a large ITEM STAFF literary audience in Swampscott,” said Laura Smith, who will moderate the LYNN — A $100,000 author talks. “This is a hope to grow state grant provided to the the community and connect people Lynn Community Health with the hope of someday having a fes- Center will be used to im- tival at ReachArts.” prove the cultural uency Townsend’s new book, published of the staff, helping them in November, is “Retracing Steps: An understand the diverse Exploration of Nature and History on ITEM PHOTO | SPENSER HASAK community they serve. the Massachusetts North Shore.” The Pastor Eduardo Cáceres and La Iglesia de Dios de la Profecia de Lynn took own- Bilingual staff capacity book is a memoir of Townsend’s time ership of St. Michael’s Hall on Feb. 1. and other staff members hiking and exploring the environment more re ective of impact- in Swampscott, Lynn, Marblehead and ed communities will be Salem, which also includes descrip- hired for the Lynn Mov- tions of the area’s rich history. St. Michael’s Hall is sold ing Upstream Project, a Townsend also published the book prevention and recovery “Rock and Roll and War and Peace” in By Allysha Dunnigan chased the Elmwood Avenue La Iglesia De Dios de la Pro- program that will part- 2016, and runs a podcast titled “My ITEM STAFF building from the Trustees fecia de Lynn was established ner therapists with  rst of the St. Michael Archangel in the city on April 7, 2006, Comical Romance” with his daugh- LYNN — St. Michael’s Hall, responders and schools to ter, which focuses on vintage romance Society, Lodge 630, Polish Na- and is led by Pastor Eduardo a popular meeting place in assist adolescents in the comic books. Townsend is a full-time tional Alliance of the United Cáceres. His mission is to help Lynn Public Schools who the Polish community, has telecommunications consultant. His people develop their faith, are at a high risk for opi- been sold to the owners of La States of North America trust talk will go into his works, as well as with the support and appreci- oid use disorder. Iglesia De Dios de la Profe- on February 1. the process of self-publishing. ation of his wife, Estela, and a “The idea is if you can cia de Lynn, who plan to use Property records list the sale “One of the goals was to show that team of leaders, workers and limit the impact of these the building as the church’s price as $1.3 million. there’s a lot of opportunity and a lot members. events, you can diminish of cial headquarters and cen- “All of the church is excited of different ways to write a book,” Ward 6 Councilor Fred Ho- their future likelihood ter of Adoration to God and and grateful to God for this im- Smith said. “After many years of being gan is pleased that the sale of engaging in behaviors Service to the Community in portant step in the mission,” the frowned upon, I think (self-publishing) went through, and that the like substance abuse,” Lynn. Lynn church said on Facebook. said Lynn Community The church of cially pur- “God always surprises us.” SOLD, A5 SWAMPSCOTT, A5 Health Center CEO Dr. Kiame Mahaniah at a virtual roundtable Tues- day. It was hosted by At- Saugus eyes zoning changes on Route 1 torney General Maura Healey and included a discussion of the grant By Elyse Carmosino Article 21: Business Highway expose the town to bad develop- Prior to a moratorium passed program. ITEM STAFF Sustainable Development Zoning ment opportunities. by Town Meeting two years earli- “We’re very intention- District of the Saugus Zoning By- “The hope is to build more er preventing the construction of SAUGUS — A proposed zoning al about hiring a diverse Laws, Town Meeting member Joe sustainably,” Vecchione said. multi-family dwellings of three or bylaw amendment that would re- group of therapists,” he Vecchione — who co-authored “Route 1, especially in these de- more units, Vecchione said there quire all future housing projects added. “And we want to the amendment alongside Select- velopments, lacks public transit were simply too many residential make sure we match the along Route 1 to set aside 30 per- man Michael Serino — said the options, so every new unit is a housing developments popping language and race of our cent of space for commercial use change is meant to balance Sau- new car on the road, which, in up along the highway known pri- therapists with the popu- will be discussed at Thursday’s gus’ ratio of residential to com- an overtaxed infrastructure like marily for its thriving commercial lations we serve.” Planning Board meeting. mercial buildings while eliminat- Route 1, can get troublesome real Amending various sections of ing vague language that could quick.” SAUGUS, A3 DIVERSITY, A3

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By Tréa Lavery By Mike Alongi ITEM STAFF ITEM SPORTS EDITOR Students who are REVERE — When Denise Boucher found a stack of Revere artist LYNN — With the opportunity to allow fans at home broadcasting St. old newspapers at a ea market four years ago, she was Denise Boucher sporting events extremely limited, St. Mary’s has come simply interested in the stories they contained. uses newspaper up with a student-managed plan to make games avail- Mary’s sporting “There were these crazy articles about gangsters and clippings, vintage able for anyone wanting to tune in. events for the new a police chief being indicted,” Boucher said. “It was such photos, and old Last week, the Lynn school debuted its  rst broadcast Spartan Sports a different world than we live in now.” pieces of advertis- from the Spartan Sports Network in an effort to bring Network include, Inspired by the stories about a long-ago Revere, Bouch- ing to create town- viewers a more in-depth experience during games. from left, Tabatha er decided to make a collage of the newspapers and then themed collages. St. Mary’s students who are serving as play-by- Lopes, Ava Benson paint over them to create pieces of art about her home- play announcers and analysts include seniors Ava and Achan Wol. town, which she was then able to sell “instantly.” Benzan and Achan Wol, sophomore Chris Lutchman ITEM PHOTO | REVERE, A3 SPENSER HASAK SPORTS, A5 COURTESY PHOTO INSIDE Opinion STOP THE SPREAD. FOLLOW THE RULES. Give businesses a  ghting chance. A4 STAY WEAR A MASK NO MORE THAN WASH YOUR HANDS • Black-owned businesses and Tech. A4 LOOK! Michelle Obama to team up FEET APART IN AN INDOOR10 GATHERING with puppets for a kids’ food show. A8

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Marilyn E. (Baker), 87 Phillip Strasnick, 87 Philip French 1933 - 2021 Robert R. (Bob) Wall, 80 LYNN - Philip French 70, of SALEM, MA - Phillip Stras- Lynn, died Dec 13, 2020 at nick, 87, of Salem, formerly the Care One Nursing Home in of Malden & Lynn, Entered Beverly after a lengthy illness. into eternal rest on February Philip was Born June 15th, 6, 2021. Devoted husband of 1950 in Lynn. He was a son Elaine (Bornstein) Strasnick, of the late William B, French beloved father of Brian and Sr. and the late Phyllis (Cotter) his wife Bonnie Strasnick, and French. Vicki and her husband Neil He is survived by his lov- Katz. Adored grandfather of ing, care giving brother Rus- Nicole Tracy, Meredith and her sell French of Lynn, William husband Matt Carter, Jillian B French Jr of Lynn and Ernie and her husband Brian Oppen- French of Peabody. He also heim, Candace and her hus- leaves his sisters, Brenda Pier- band Rudy Beiler, Craig and his ni of Avon MA and Genevieve wife Kellie Strasnick and Bran- (Gen) Ritz of Verona Wisconsin. SALEM - On January 7, operator until his honorable don Strasnick. He was also the He was predeceased by his 2021, Marilyn E. (Baker) Wall, discharge in 1953. Marilyn cherished great grandfather of brother Milton Henry (Frenchie) of Salem, formerly of Las graduated from Lynn English Max, Brooke, Camden, Han- French and Matthew French. on February 10, 2021 from Vegas, Peabody and Lynn, High School in 1951. After nah, Jackson, Cory, Greyson, and his son at Happy Valley He also leaves several nieces 4pm to 7pm. Due to Covid passed away in her home, at high school, she worked at Dori Hailey, Gavin, Jace, Hallie and Golf Course. He along with his and nephews he loved deeply. restrictions, masks must be age 87 following a brief illness. Shoe in Lynn. Bob returned to Houston. Beloved son of Lou- brother Carl founded Ferro-Ce- Service Information: A me- worn and social distancing Robert R. (Bob) Wall, of Las Ve- Lynn following his stint in the is and Celia Strasnick. Dear ramic Grinding Inc. in 1966. morial service will be held is required. gas, formerly of Peabody and service, where he and Marilyn brother of Carl Strasnick and Service Information: Due at Goodrich Funeral Home, Memorial donations may Lynn, passed away at a Las Ve- were married in 1955. the late Emma Michaelson, to COVID-19 restrictions 128 Washington St, Lynn be made to The Jimmy Fund gas hospital after a sudden ill- Bob owned and operated Ethel Kohn, Marilyn Morrison, services were private. In in Philip’s memory. ness on September 8, 2013 at many local businesses, solely Jack Strasnick, Bernard Stras- lieu of flowers, expressions age 80. They were married for or with partners, among them a nick, and Frank Strasnick. Trea- of sympathy may be made in 58 years at the time of Bob’s sheet metal shop, sign compa- sured brother-in-law of Stuart his memory to the American passing. They are survived by ny, roast beef joint, and mobile and Eileen Bornstein. Cancer Society. For online their children, Susan Wall (Gar- home venture. Marilyn worked He was an avid golfer whose condolences go to: www. ry Long) of Swampscott, Diane in the home and did the book- greatest joy, after spending goldmanfc.com. Arrange- Wall of Las Vegas, Nevada, Mi- keeping for Bob’s many busi- time with his family, was play- ments by Goldman Funeral George R. Carey, Sr., 80 chael Wall of Las Vegas, Neva- nesses. They subsequently ing golf with his brother Jack Chapel, Malden. 1940 - 2021 da and Celina Wall of Hender- relocated to Las Vegas where son, Nevada and their loving they operated a business SALEM - Mr. George R “Bob” grandchildren, Justine Long, which designed and installed Carey, Sr. 80 years of Salem Robert Long, Kristopher Wall, casino sport and race books as and formerly of Nahant, died Isabella Wall and Cody Wall. well as slot machine carousels. on Monday, February 8, 2021 They are also survived by their They enjoyed taking cruises, in Salem Hospital after com- former daughter-in-law, Teresa especially to Hawaii, reading plications due to Covid 19 Vi- Wall of Las Vegas, Nevada. and following the Red Sox Mary T. (Alves) Inserra, 97 rus. He is the husband of Mrs. Marilyn was born in Lynn and Patriots. In her younger 1923 - 2021 Mary T. (McDonough) Carey on July 12, 1933 to the late days, Marilyn enjoyed ceram- with whom he shared 58 years Corydon and Mildred (Dager) ics, painting many pieces she SAUGUS - Mrs. Mary T. of marriage. He was born in Baker. She was also preceded shared with family. She made (Alves) Inserra of Saugus died Woburn, the son of the late in death by her siblings: Mar- her famous chocolate cake Tuesday, Feb. 2, at Pilgrim Re- Daniel F. and Maureen (O’Con- jorie Coombs, Dorothy Allen, with mocha frosting for ev- hab and Skilled Nursing Center nor) Carey. He was raised in Norman Baker, Joan Curley ery family birthday. Bob and in Peabody at the age of 97. Woburn and was a graduate and Harold Baker. Marilyn is Marilyn’s greatest joy was their Born in Lowell, Mrs. Inserra, of Woburn High School. He survived by her loving sister, grandchildren. daughter of Maria and Joseph attended Bridgton Academy, Norma Baker of Las Vegas, Ne- Following Bob’s death, Mar- Alves, was the wife of the late and in 1963 he graduated with vada, as well as many nieces ilyn moved back to the North Vito Inserra, with whom she a degree in Business Adminis- and nephews. Shore. In recent years, she shared 51 years of marriage. tration from Boston College. He Bob was born in Lynn on was assisted by family, North After being married in 1948, lived in Nahant for many years R. Carey, Jr. and his wife Lisa of September 29, 1932 to the Shore Elder Services and Care Mrs. Inserra lived in East Bos- serving on the school commit- Gloucester, Kevin J. Carey and late Marie “Mary” (Cormier) Dimensions. ton until 1963, when she and tee, member of the Knights of his husband Lee Ramos of Ft. Wall and Edward Wall. Also Service Information: Pri- her family moved to Saugus. Columbus, CCD volunteer and Lauderdale, Florida, Mary Eliz- predeceasing him is his broth- vate graveside services were Mrs. Inserra was a commu- president of the Holy Name abeth Morency and her hus- er, John Wall (Jane), his grand- held at Pine Grove Cemetery. nicant of St. John the Baptist Society at St Thomas Aquinas band John of Beverly, Stephen mother, Celina (Bourgeois) The family was assisted by Church in East Boston, where Catholic Church, and many P. Carey and his wife Kristi of Al- Cormier, who helped raise Cuffe-McGinn Funeral Home. she was also a volunteer with years boating, fishing and pharetta, Georgia, Joseph “Jay” him, and many special aunts, Donations in their memory the Ladies’ Sodality; and at St. lobstering with his family and Carey and his husband Chris- uncles, and cousins. He is may be sent to Care Dimen- Margaret’s Church in Saugus. Mrs. Inserra was also active friends. In 1998 Bob and Mary topher DeAngelis of New York survived by many wonderful sions, 75 Sylvan Street, Suite She also recited the Rosary in the Saugus Senior Center, left the family home in Nahant City, his grandchildren George cousins. B-102, Danvers, MA 01923. daily, and collected a variety serving on the steering com- to settle in Salem, MA. They III, Molly, Maggie, Maeve Carey, Bob attended school at St. of angel ornaments and dec- mittee and as a hostess, as soon discovered they’re special Jack, Kevin, Daniel Morency Jean de Baptiste and attained orations. well as performing in many place nearby at Winter Island and Meghan and Walker Carey, a GED in the US Air Force where She was also a volunteer fashion and variety shows with (aka Mary’s island) where most a great granddaughter McKen- he served in Japan as a radar with the Brownies and Girl her husband. mornings they’d enjoy their cof- zie. He leaves his favorite grand Scouts, both in East Boston Mrs. Inserra leaves her two fee and pastries watching the dog Roxy of New York. George and Saugus. daughters Linda Krause (and boats, seagulls & of course also leaves his brother in law Mrs. Inserra enjoyed sewing, her husband, Stephen) and “the lighthouse”. and sister in law Joseph and Selling a house? and was also skilled in needle- Susan Inserra, who was her He was a sales manager Margaret “Peggy” McDonough point, crocheting and knitting. caregiver for the last 22 years for Atlas Glen-Mor , a fuel oil of Woburn and a brother in law Buying a house? She often made her daugh- of her life; and her grandson, business in Chelsea for over Lee Staaf of Gloucester. He is ters’ clothes, and even made Andrew Krause, who was one 20 years retiring in 2009. After the brother of the late Daniel F. Find out what properties clothes for their dolls. of the great joys in her life. She his retirement he worked with Carey, Jr. recently sold in your area. Mrs. Inserra loved to cook, was also the sister of the late the Solimine Funeral Home in Service Information: His especially on Christmas Eve, Anthony Alves. Lynn in many capacities but funeral will be held on Friday, Check out making the traditional seven Service Information: In mostly as a driver. At Solimine’s February 12, 2021 at 8:30 fishes. She hardly ever missed accordance with COVID-19 he was well respected by his AM from the Solimine Funer- the Real Estate page a Boston Bruins game back protocols, services were pri- co-workers and families. al Home, 67 Ocean Street in Saturday’s paper. in the heydays of Phil Esposi- vate and under the direction Bob was a gentleman, a (Rte 1A) Lynn followed by a to and Bobby Orr, and those of Bisbee-Porcella Funeral loving and devoted husband, funeral mass in St. Thomas games were always family Home in Saugus. A memorial father and grandfather. 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Your presence we miss. Your memory we treasure. Loving you always, Forgetting you never. Lovingly remembered and sadly missed by wife Isabelle, son Darren & Lori, daughter Darlene & Bob, grandsons Adam & Brian, and granddaughter Isabella WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 10, 2021 THE DAILY ITEM A3 Revere artist turns old Lynn reports newspapers into masterpieces new virus cases, REVERE additional death From A1 By Gayla Cawley new case, Nahant (215 Encouraged by the re- ITEM STAFF cases, six deaths) report- sults, Boucher started ed two more cases, and up her business, Pour Another Lynn resident Salem (3,861 cases, 68 Your Art Out. She has has died from the coro- deaths) reported another now created similar navirus, which brings the four cases, according to pieces of art for towns city’s death toll to 183. their respective town web- around the North Shore Lynn also reported 31 sites. from newspapers, post- new cases on Tuesday to Numbers were not up- cards and advertise- bring the city’s caseload dated in Marblehead, ments she finds at flea to 14,985. Of that total, Peabody, Saugus or markets, such as Todd’s 1,410 cases are active and Swampscott. As of Mon- Farm in Rowley and 13,392 people have recov- day, Peabody had 5,818 ered from the virus, ac- Mills 58 in Peabody, and cases and 283 deaths and cording to city data. on eBay. She sells orig- Swampscott had 888 cas- In Revere, 13 new cas- inal pieces and prints es and 16 deaths. Marble- es were reported to bring of her creations, which head had 1,070 cases and the city’s total numbers also show local sports 31 deaths as of last Friday, to 9,179 cases and 141 teams and classic New and Saugus (3,280 cases, deaths, the city website England products like 61 deaths) has not provid- reported. Marshmallow Fluff and ed updated numbers since New cases were also re- Moxie. last Thursday. ported in Lynnfield, Na- Gayla Cawley can be “I try to keep every- hant and Salem on Tues- thing New England,” reached at gcawley@item- ITEM PHOTOS | SPENSER HASAK, day. Lynnfield (946 cases, live.com. Follow her on Boucher said. “I want 28 deaths) reported one people to remember Revere artist Denise Boucher adds color to a Somerville-themed collage Twitter @GaylaCawley. things from back in the that she is working on. day.” can take much longer, Although Boucher to work on her busi- For pieces where she and she has begun get- works two other jobs, at ness. The COVID-19 Saugus eyes already has a lot of ma- pandemic has given her terial to work with, it ting requests for custom Raytheon and an HVAC can take her two days to pieces about towns that (heating, ventilation extra time to create her finish a collage. For piec- are farther away, includ- and air conditioning) art, which she sells at es where she still needs ing in California and Ha- consulting company, craft fairs, and recently zoning changes to collect components, it waii. she uses her free time opened an Etsy store, which she says has been very successful. Her next in-person sale will on Route 1 be a pop-up at Mills 58 on February 20. SAUGUS nomics are not favoring Boucher said she has From A1 the development of retail stuff, so if you’re a devel- always been attracted to business scene. oper, you’re looking at old pictures, newspapers “We’re trying to require Route 1, and you say ‘gee, and signs. One of her fa- a better mixing of uses,” if I build a hundred apart- vorite parts of running he said. “For example, the ments, I have to have (a the business is learning Hilltop development was portion of that) as com- a lot about the area by 92 percent residential and 8 percent commercial. mercial,’” Rossetti said. reading the old articles. “‘Am I going to be able to For example, she recent- Under our new bylaw, we require a minimum per- rent it?’ If the answer to ly created a piece for the that is no, then maybe I virtual 2020 Somerville centage of commercial use based on acreage.” don’t want to develop in Fluff Festival from old Serino said he was con- Saugus.” images of the Fluffer- cerned Saugus would take Vecchione argued the ettes, a 1930s girl group a hit from the loss of tax benefits of the amend- inspired by the marsh- money if the ratio of res- ment would ultimately mallow spread. idential to commercial outweigh the costs, and “This is my home, and units became too dispro- added that clarifying the there’s so much I didn’t portionate. bylaw’s language could ac- know,” she said. “Every “What came to my mind tually help save the town time I do a new town, was the loss of commercial from less-than-stellar de- I learn all these new taxpayers along Route 1,” velopment plans. things.” he said. “The residential “It could actually pre- Some of her pieces are tax rate is $12 per $1,000, vent bad development more personal, too. She and commercial business- opportunities from com- has one collage hanging es are paying $25 per ing to Saugus, or (pre- in her home with imag- $1,000.” vent) developers from es of Revere, including a Planning Board Chair taking advantage of our Peter Rossetti added that 1930s photograph of her building code,” Vecchi- a disproportionate num- grandmother standing on one said. “Before these ber of housing units can amendments, there was Revere Beach and a 1920s put stress on a town’s re- picture of her great-grand- no specificity. There was sources by requiring the a lot of gray area. For father in his car at the use of more municipal ser- same place. example, there was no vices. required mixing of uses, “It’s just a neat one, “In that sense, (residen- or much required of any- just putting all that to- tial development) is not thing. The language is gether,” Boucher said. necessarily a good thing,” now a little more black he said. “If you took 100 “If you go down to Re- and white to make sure apartments and made vere Beach now you can that developers can’t cir- them into one depart- see how it’s changed.” cumvent the process and Tréa Lavery can be ment store, the depart- ment store is generally take advantage of a vol- Revere artist Denise Boucher looks through her prints of collages for reached at tlavery@item- unteer board, such as the varies cities and towns across the North Shore. live.com. open only 12 hours a day and doesn’t require af- Planning Board. ter-hours town services, “Keeping too much open like police, fire, Depart- for interpretation was just ment of Public Works, not sustainable on our Health center granted $100,000 school systems, things end.” like that.” Following the Planning However, Rossetti said Board’s recommendations, DIVERSITY programs and awarded Boston Health Care for we don’t want to live in a the amendment could also the amendment will be From A1 these funds to organiza- the Homeless Program, society where the discrim- pose some drawbacks, voted on during the spe- tions that are committed Victory Programs, Boston ination and inequality is noting that the new stan- cial Town Meeting sched- Mahaniah said 80 percent to providing accessible re- Medical Center, Massa- so stark. dards may scare poten- uled for February 16. of the patients treated at covery and treatment ser- chusetts General Hos- “I’ve been cautiously op- tial developers away from Elyse Carmosino can be LCHC are minorities, and vices to diverse patients pital, the city of Somer- timistic because it is the Route 1. reached at ecarmosino@ 66 percent prefer that across our state.” ville, The Jewish Family first time that we’ve had a “These days, the eco- itemlive.com. their care be given in a This grant program is & Children’s Service, The societal-level event where language other than En- funded by an $11 million Charles River Communi- inequalities or racial ineq- LAW OFFICES OF glish. settlement that the AG’s ty Health Center, Step- uities were recognized and Did you know? 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E¤¥¤ M. G DIRECTORS Black-owned business and Tech President and Publisher Edward L. Cahill M¦Ÿ H. SŸŸ Each February for more ed States in 2017, African operate virtually, protecting Chief Executive O cer John M. Gilberg Edward M. Grant than 40 years, our country Americans own just 2.2 per- their employees, while con- E C J. SŸ E. K¡ Advertising Director News Director Gordon R. Hall has proudly come together cent of the nation’s 5.7 mil- tinuing to run their day-to- 110 Munroe St. W J. K TŸ  J ¡¢ Monica Connell Healey to celebrate the rich heritage lion businesses with employ- day operations online. It has P.O. Box 5 Chief Financial O cer Editorial Page Editor J. Patrick Norton and significant contributions ees, according to data from also opened up new business Lynn, MA 01903 J N. W  C  T¡£ Michael H. Shanahan Chief Operating O cer Community Relations Director Chairman of African Americans during the U.S. Census Bureau. And opportunities, while foot Black History Month. these disparities, which have traffic has declined and some Customer Service Monday - Friday, 8 a.m. - 5 p.m. PUBLISHERS This month represents a persisted for years, have only shop doors have been re- Horace N. Hastings, 1877-1904 time to reflect on the accom- been exacerbated by the quired to temporarily close. Connecting Charles H. Hastings and Wilmot R. Hastings, 1904-1922 plishments of great leaders onset of a global pandemic, The Internet has provided All Departments: Charles H. Hastings, 1922-1940 781-593-7700 Ernest W. Lawson, 1940-1960 and innovators – the teach- which has disproportionate- a platform for businesses Charles H. Gamage and Peter Gamage, 1960-1982 ers, lawmakers, scientists, ly affected minority commu- with smaller budgets to com- Ext. 2 Peter Gamage, 1982-1991 and entrepreneurs, who nities. municate and engage with Peter H. Gamage, 1991-1996 Classified/Legal Advertising Brian C. šayer, 1996-1999 overcame significant bar- In early 2020, what began customers and market their [email protected] Bernard W. Frazier Jr., 1999-2005 riers and helped to shape as a year of steady economic products amid social distanc- Peter H. Gamage, 2005-2014 Subscriptions modern society for the better. growth quickly turned into ing requirements. A study by [email protected] John S. Moran, Executive Editor, 1975-1990 Many household brands the direst economic crisis our the U.S. Chamber of Com- and iconic American busi- nation had experienced since merce found that roughly Circulation [email protected] nesses were founded by trail- the 1930s. No industry was three-in-four small business- blazing Black innovators. In immune to the effects of the es utilize digital platforms Ext. 3 1821, Thomas Jennings be- COVID-19 pandemic. Black- for sales. Newsroom came the first African Amer- owned businesses were dis- Amid the pandemic, a [email protected] ican patent holder in the proportionately impacted by survey conducted on behalf [email protected] United States, and we have COVID-19 – causing an ex- of the American Edge Proj- Ext. 4 him to thank for modern-day isting gap in business owner- ect found that 82 percent of Sports dry cleaning technology. The ship to grow. Americans felt that Amer- [email protected] EDITORIAL first self-made female mil- The National Bureau of ican technology companies Ext. 5 lionaire, Madam C.J. Walker, Economic Research released “make it easier to grow a created a hair-care line in data early on in the pandem- small business” and nearly Retail and Online Advertising 1906. Johnson Products be- ic that showed that active 80 percent felt that tech- [email protected] came the first Black-owned Black business ownership nology companies “make it business on the American decreased by more than 40 easier to start a small busi- ADVERTISING Give businesses Stock Exchange in 1971. percent from February to ness.” More than 80 percent Ernie Carpenter Jr. April 2020 – nearly double of those surveyed believe Director of Advertising In 1999, Franklin D. and Business Development, ext. 1355 Raines became the first the rate of decline the nation American technology com- [email protected] a fighting chance Black CEO of a Fortune 500 had seen overall. Another panies “connect small busi- Ralph Mitchell company, Fannie Mae. And study conducted in May nesses to the global market- Sales Representative, ext. 1313 Oprah Winfrey, who broke 2020 found that more than place.” [email protected] half of African American While our Black-owned There is a lot to like about Estefani Orella- the glass ceiling after facing Eric Rondeau na-Garcia’s story, especially the way it par- much adversity to pave the business owners were “very businesses have been dispro- Sales Representative, ext. 1280 allels the innovative spirit and gritty per- way for Black television per- or extremely concerned portionately impacted by the [email protected] severance shown by other business owners sonalities, became the first about the viability of their pandemic, we have turned Patricia Whalen determined to survive the pandemic. African American female businesses.” to technology to provide a Sales Representative, ext. 1310 With the one-year anniversary of COVID- U.S. billionaire in 2003. Since the onset of the pan- much-needed boost during [email protected] 19’s onslaught almost upon us, it’s hard to Our history is long and is demic, businesses have con- these difficult economic BUSINESS OFFICE imagine shopping, eating in a restaurant, still being made. We have tinued to struggle. A study times. Now is not the time to Susan J. Conti boarding a plane or going to a concert in Feb- much to be proud of as a conducted by researchers at enact policies that restrict an Controller, ext. 1288 ruary 2020 and being told that you would be community, but there are the University of Michigan open and accessible Internet, [email protected] which allows businesses to denied all of those pleasures in less than a still challenges that must be found that less than one Ted Grant month and for longer than a year. overcome for Black-owned percent of Black business grow and succeed – or even Publisher, ext. 1234 For business owners, including restaura- businesses. owners stated they received to survive. [email protected] teurs like Orellana-Garcia, the pandemic In 2020, our nation un- government assistance from As the COVID-19 pandem- Marian Kinney has been a figurative drive off a cliff with derwent a long-overdue na- March through May 2020. ic continues on, we are hope- ext. 1212 doors closed, employees laid off, and the fu- tional reckoning over issues And a recent survey found ful that our nation’s leaders [email protected] ture bleak. of race and social justice. that 83 percent of minori- will look to policy solutions Will Kraft Lynn native Orellana-Garcia opened Este- The country – for the most ty-owned businesses claim that drive technological in- Chief Financial Officer, ext. 1296 fani’s on Union Street on Feb. 7, 2020 with part – came together to rec- that they are in need of ad- novation. We’re looking at [email protected] her parents and, within weeks, got shut ognize the racial disparities ditional financial assistance a long road to recovery, and Paula Villacreses down by COVID-19 -- but only after endur- that continue to exist in the from the government to sur- technological innovation will A/R Specialist, ext. 1205 ing a Valentine’s Day, 2020 fire and flood. United States. For centu- vive under current COVID remain critical to the health [email protected] Opening a business was a huge step out ries, Black Americans have conditions. and success of the economy, Mike Shanahan of her comfort zone for Orellana-Garcia. She fought for equality, including Navigating the pandemic supporting Black-owned Chief Executive Officer, ext. 1956 grew up around the restaurant industry and the right – and opportunity has been incredibly chal- businesses across the nation. [email protected] decided to leave a promising corporate job to – to own and operate a busi- lenging, but technology has Harry C. Alford is Pres- Carolina Trujillo strike out on her own. ness in America. served as an invaluable as- ident and CEO of the Na- Community Relations Director, ext. 1226 She designed her own menu, incorporating Despite there being more set for our nation’s business tional Black Chamber of [email protected] Central American dishes like birria tacos than 124,000 Black-owned owners. Technology has al- Commerce. He wrote this for Jim Wilson and pica pica wings, and hired 12 full-time businesses in the Unit- lowed business owners to InsideSources.com. Chief Operating Officer, ext. 1200 employees. COVID-19 shut Estefani’s down [email protected] on March 13 and Orellana-Garcia’s commit- JILL EBSTEIN CIRCULATION ment to her dream faced a tough test. Lisa Mahmoud Drawing on support from neighboring Manager, ext. 1239 business owners, she figured out how to stay [email protected] one step ahead of the business-destroying Reflections on a nightmare CUSTOMER SERVICE pandemic. She devised an online food delivery system; It was in early February La’ Mosha Ball March and explained that order on a personal level. Customer Service, ext. 1276 promoted new menu additions, used social when I was having dinner they would take over gro- I’ve thought about the [email protected] media to keep customers loyal to Estefani’s with my sister-in-law, who cery shopping. I was to com- change we’ve endured, and GRAPHICS and to draw in new customers. Estefani’s re- asked somewhat noncha- pile a very complete list for what it means to be a qual- opened for takeout and delivery on May 1. lantly whether we were wor- a once-a-week trip. As a gro- ity person in 2021 — in part Trevor Andreozzi As the COVID-19 vaccination rate increas- ried about the impending vi- cer’s daughter, grocery shop- because we celebrated my Designer es and pandemic restrictions are slowly re- rus from China. Always the ping was my version of Ben- sister-in-law turning 60, [email protected] laxed, businesses will need support to help businesswoman, she said, jamin Franklin’s apple. I felt and she exemplifies quality Sean Casey them retake the ground lost during the past “I think it will have serious healthier after shopping. No through and through. Here Designer 11 months. repercussions on our supply matter — the world had is where I landed. [email protected] Financial help for businesses has come at chain.” I didn’t pay it much changed, and with it, my On being a quality person Amanda Lunn the local, state and federal level. But Lynn mind, though now I know husband’s and my relation- in 2021, be a connector: Be Designer and other communities can make the re- her words were prophetic. ship with our children. more creative, more flex- [email protected] opening process easier by streamlining the Weeks later, I was enjoy- There was humor to go ible, and mindful of how Edwin Peralta Jr. inspection process for reopening and ensur- ing a Saturday ritual of Ba- along with the gravity. The to achieve connection. My Designer ing all businesses are on a level playing field nanagrams with two dear substitutions my son had to sister-in-law placed 25 peo- [email protected] when it comes to getting the green light to friends, both medical practi- make with COVID stockouts ple who mostly didn’t know NEWSROOM reopen. tioners. I sneezed, and one made me a creative cook. each other in Zoom break- Mike Alongi COVID-19 protocols could still be in of my friends looked fright- Now I was preparing dark- out rooms to find common Sports Editor, ext. 1228 place when warm weather returns and ened as she backed up her meat chicken cutlets with ground. Fun in the year of [email protected] restaurants should not be made to jump chair and suggested that boxes of mushrooms because COVID had now been rede- Elyse Carmosino through regulatory hoops or fill out ex- we wipe down all the tiles. he could buy both. I stum- fined. Reporter, ext. 1264 haustively-long applications in their bids From there, she proceed- bled when I saw turnips and Provide smarts in the [email protected] to provide outdoor seating. ed to discuss her hospital’s asked why. Short answer: most unassuming way: We Allysha Dunnigan Cities and towns should go the extra mile preparation for COVID and “They looked good, and they are trying to make sense of Reporter, ext. 1302 to help restaurants make outdoor dining the onslaught that was to had them.” Ok, I thought. our world. How we express [email protected] what we’ve learned is possible and promote outdoor dining oppor- happen any day. “Are you There is a new world order. tunities. about style and substance. Tréa Lavery familiar with the forecasts I checked in with my The key to doing this well Reporter, ext. 1317 Estefani Orellana-Garcia and thou- of how many are expected to siblings. My oldest broth- is better listening and not [email protected] sands of entrepreneurs like her have tak- come down with the virus?” er is 70 and a physician in being too me-centric. Gayla Cawley en the risks and shouldered the work to she asked. I had to admit New York. His practice has Usher in the spirit of cele- Regional Editor, ext. 1236 make sure their businesses survive the that I hadn’t been paying asked him to be a tele-doc bration: This is perhaps the [email protected] pandemic. Municipalities must give them attention but might start. because they needed it, and hardest. The ability to seize Cheryl Charles every chance possible to fully reopen once In early March, the emerg- they wanted to spare him on small moments and raise News Editor, ext. 1278 pandemic restrictions ease. ing reality started to hit. I risk. I got a small first-hand them is priceless. Some do [email protected] was heading downtown to account of how grueling this with ease and grace. For Spenser Hasak a toney firm to give a talk. I it was to care for patients others, it is a more self-con- Photographer, ext. 1332 [email protected] grabbed an Uber, whereup- from afar and how admit- scious and awkward act, but on I learned that I was the ting a patient to a hospital what matters is moments Thor Jourgensen Editorial Page Editor, ext. 1267 driver’s last passenger. He, had so many repercussions. that are shared. [email protected] too, was spooked about a vi- He was on the phone 12 to As we near our one-year rus that was coming. 14 hours a day, not includ- COVID anniversary, I hope Daniel Kane Sports Reporter, ext. 1228 At the firm, there was a ing the short calls from his that next year, I won’t be [email protected] nice spread of food though no siblings to say, “Love you.” writing about our two- Steve Krause one neared the table, which By April, clients put a year anniversary. Our war News Director, ext. 1229 could have served as a mu- freeze on my projects, and wounds will be slow to heal, [email protected] seum exhibit of what people my calendar became more but we have learned new Guthrie Scrimgeour used to eat before a meeting. open. I thought it would be ways to be there for each oth- Reporter, ext. 1222 We made sure not to shake short-lived, but I was wrong. er. Maybe, in the process, we [email protected] hands, and we spaced our- No matter, I thought. Now I have become our best selves. Anne Marie Tobin selves many chairs apart for could indulge my hobby and Jill Ebstein is the editor Assignment Editor, ext. 1307 the talk. My world was start- write more. This has been a of the “At My Pace” series of [email protected] ing to look vastly different. complete pleasure, and as books and the founder of TECHNOLOGY In a “shoe on the other my clients inch their way Sized Right Marketing, a Tim Noyes foot” kind of moment, our back, writing has become Newton, Mass., consulting Director, ext. 1247 kids sat us down in late my necessity — a new world firm. [email protected] WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 10, 2021 THE DAILY ITEM A5 POLICE/FIRE Lynn man dies in six-story fall All address information, particu- driveway. larly arrests, reflect police records. By Guthrie Liberty Square building sponders arrived on the pital where he was later In the event of a perceived inac- PEABODY Scrimgeour located near the North scene shortly after 5:30 pronounced dead, Lynn curacy, it is the sole responsibility ITEM STAFF Shore Community Col- p.m. and found that Police Lt. Rick Donnelly of the concerned party to contact Accidents lege campus Tuesday a man had sustained said. LYNN — A 40-year-old the relevant police department and evening. life-threatening injuries The cause of the fall re- A report of a motor vehicle Lynn man has died after Lynn Police, Fire and from the fall. The man mains under investiga- have the department issue a no- crash at 12:54 p.m. Monday falling six stories from a other emergency re- was taken to an area hos- tion. tice of correction to the Daily Item. on Newbury Street; at 10:10 Corrections or clarifications will not a.m. Tuesday on Essex Center be made without express notice of Drive. change from the arresting police A report of a motor vehicle St. Michael’s Hall is sold hit and run crash at 10:56 department. p.m. Monday on Main Street. SOLD From A1 LYNN Complaints property will not fall into Arrests Police received a call at disrepair. 12:25 a.m. Tuesday from a “Obviously, St. Michael’s Michael Cormier, 40, of 15 woman on Crane Brook Way Church and St. Mike’s Northside Ave., was arrested who reported that she thought Hall have been the center and charged with assault and two unknown men were trying of the Lynn Polish com- battery and assault and bat- to get into her apartment. munity for many decades tery on a person 60-plus/dis- Dispatched officers were un- and to see them leave is abled at 11:31 a.m. Monday. able to locate anything out of extremely sad,” he said. Erick Imul, 24, of 112 place. “Following the closure of Broad St., was arrested and A resident of Tannery Apart- the church and with the charged with speeding, failure ments on Warren Street called COVID-19 pandemic shut- to stop/yield and operation the station at 8:05 a.m. tering the hall, I was con- of a motor vehicle with a sus- Tuesday to report residents pended license at 11:45 p.m. cerned that the building in a neighboring apartment and parking lot would fall Monday. were being too loud and she Tyshella Liles, of 20 Wood- into disrepair and become couldn’t sleep. A dispatched a blight to the neighbor- ville St., Roxbury, was arrest- officer reported all was quiet. ed on a warrant charge of hood.” larceny over $1,200 at 11:59 Theft General Electric still a.m. Monday. owns the property’s adja- Veronica Vargas, 35, of 53 A caller from Boston Moving cent parking lot on West Groveland St., was arrested Service LLC on Foster Street Neptune Street. The church has been and charged with criminal reported a stolen catalytic ITEM PHOTO | SPENSER HASAK harassment at 9:56 a.m. converter at 11:42 a.m. Tues- renting in the neighbor- Tuesday. day. hood since 2019, so the Pastor Eduardo Cáceres stands at the pulpit of La Iglesia De Dios de la area is well-known, said Profecia de Lynn, which purchased St. Michael’s Hall. Pastor Cáceres, noting that Accidents on other occasions they SAUGUS “some of the neighbors are health and immigration for two months due to the and provides assistance in pandemic but reopened have joined activities of A report of a motor vehicle Accidents members of our church, hit and run crash at 11:33 others are members of His- times of need, such as the on May 18, 2020 with a other churches or social current pandemic. COVID-19 plan in place. a.m. Monday at 192 Wash- A report of a motor vehicle panic churches in the city organizations.” “Iglesia de Dios de la That plan includes wear- ington St.; at 6:28 a.m. Tues- crash with property damage and others are well-known The church is still in the Profecia is made of tre- ing a mask, maintaining day on Market Street; at 8:29 to a fire hydrant at 8:34 a.m. to our families.” planning phase and does mendous parishioners social distancing, sanitiz- a.m. Tuesday at 490 Western Monday on Vine Street. La Iglesia De Dios de la not have an official open- Ave.; at 9:44 a.m. Tuesday at with a proud history in ing hands, taking tempera- A report of a motor vehicle Profecia de Lynn belongs ing day for its new head- 95 Walnut St. to the worldwide organi- Lynn for community ser- tures, cleaning shoes, and crash at 6:58 a.m. Tuesday at quarters. La Iglesia is A report of a motor vehicle Route 99 and Broadway. zation with churches in vice,” said Hogan. “I know shortening services. There crash at 11:49 a.m. Monday A report of a motor vehicle more than 135 countries. that they will be a great is also a reduced capacity aiming for April 7, its 15th at 16 Baker St.; at 12:21 hit and run crash at 2:54 p.m. The regional headquar- addition to the Elmwood to 40 percent and chairs anniversary in the city. p.m. Monday at 796 Western Tuesday on Saville Street. ters is in Cranford, N.J., Avenue neighborhood and are placed six feet apart. The church is open to new Ave.; at 2:37 p.m. Monday at and the international will carry on the tradition “The church has been a members and encourages 234 Lynnfield St.; at 3 p.m. Breaking and Entering headquarters is located in of the property being a point of sharing resources people with recommenda- Monday at Manning Road Cleveland, Tenn. place of devotion, prayer and developing links with tions or in search for help and Western Avenue; at 3:04 A woman called the station and worship. I welcome the Lynn community in Since its establishment in and support to reach out to p.m. Monday at Alley and at 10:52 a.m. Monday to re- the city in 2006, the organi- the church to Ward 6 and various areas of daily life the pastor at eduardocace- Blossom streets; at 5:08 p.m. port two computers were sto- zation has worked on inte- wish Pastor Cáceres and in the city,” said Pastor Monday at Chestnut Street len from the McDonald’s of- grating into the community. his faithful congregation Cáceres. “Since 2012, our [email protected]. and Western Avenue; at 7:03 fices on Broadway. An officer La Iglesia collaborates with nothing but the best in young people have done Allysha Dunnigan can p.m. Monday at 97 Holling- was dispatched for a report. the Hispanic population on their home.” street cleaning activities be reached at adunnigan@ sworth St.; at 11:03 p.m. issues regarding education, La Iglesia was closed in the city and parks, and itemlive.com. Monday at 376 Washington Complaints St.; at 11:37 p.m. Monday at 74 Fernwood Ave.; at 12:09 Police received a report at a.m. Tuesday at Nahant Rota- 3:22 p.m. Monday of wires ry at 1 Lynnway; at 7:03 a.m. down on Shore Road. Com- St. Mary’s launches Tuesday at 379 Chestnut St. cast was notified. A report of a motor vehicle A resident on Bridge Street crash with personal injury at called police at 5:15 a.m. 12:47 p.m. Monday at 153 Tuesday to report water was Spartan Sports Network Lynn Shore Drive. flowing out of the ground onto the street. The Department of SPORTS game between students got settled, things got a lit- people they are. I couldn’t Overdose Public Works was notified. Missing Person From A1 and teachers, and that’s tle easier. I was a lot more ask for anything more.” A report of an opiate over- Police received a report of a always been really fun,” comfortable in the second Erica, a Salem State and seventh-grader Ta- said Lutchman. “So when game because I was able University graduate, dose at 12:33 p.m. Monday missing person at 1:49 p.m. batha Lopes. on Western Avenue. Monday. this opportunity came up, to work with Chris (Lutch- played soccer, basket- “I come from a family I jumped on it.” man) and he has a big ball and softball and has where we all went to St. Theft “Just the thought of call- personality, so that made coached all three sports at SWAMPSCOTT Mary’s and we’re all sports ing games just like the things a little easier and St. Mary’s. She is an En- A report of a larceny at fanatics, so I just wanted famous sportscasters is we had a lot of fun.” glish teacher and the var- 12:50 p.m. Monday at 130 Complaints to immerse myself in the really cool, and now to get “It was a great experi- sity softball coach at Lynn sports scene here even Neptune Blvd.; at 4:44 p.m. At 1:45 a.m. Monday, police an opportunity to do it my- ence,” said Lutchman. “We Classical. She said her more than I was already,” Monday at 361 Lynnway; at received a report of a missing self is something I couldn’t showed up a little early St. Mary’s coaches – Jim said Benzan, who has 5:27 p.m. Monday at 47 Mt manhole cover on Humphrey pass up,” said Lopes. and we were taught how Foley, Jeff Newhall and Pleasant St. Street, outside Benevento In- played four sports (volley- The Spartan Sports to use the equipment, and Colleen Newbury – have surance. ball, basketball, track and Network went live for the once the games started, served as mentors to her. MARBLEHEAD Police received a report of rugby) in her time at St. first time Thursday night, we really got a feel for ev- “This place will always be a disturbance on Paradise Mary’s. “I think it’s a great broadcasting varsity erything.” special to me,” she said. Complaints Road at 12:10 p.m. Monday. opportunity for the stu- girls and boys basketball The impetus for bringing Michael played soc- dents to gain experience, games against Arlington a student-managed broad- cer and basketball at St. A report of unwanted shov- Theft show off their talents and Catholic. cast to St. Mary’s was not Mary’s and earned an un- eling at 11:07 a.m. Monday see if they want to pursue “It was honestly very only to bring Spartans dergraduate and master’s on Atlantic Avenue. A caller A caller to the station at something like this in the nerve-racking,” said fans closer to the game, degree from Bentley Uni- reported she “saw on the ring 4:44 p.m. Monday reported future.” Benzan, who worked the but also to give students versity. He is vice presi- camera” that the same neigh- their credit card had been “For the past few years, broadcast for both games. a chance to get involved dent at Lancelot. bors from a prior complaint stolen and used at Panera I’ve been a part of a group “I was very nervous in the with the broadcasting side “I’m extremely proud were attempting to shovel the Bread on Paradise Road. that’s done a broadcast first game because every- of sports and gain experi- that we are able to support for a 3-on-3 basketball thing was so new, but as I ence they can use in the the school,” said Michael, future if they so choose. a member of St. Mary’s “We think this is a per- 2012 boys basketball state fect opportunity to give championship team. “It’s a students who are inter- team effort at St. Mary’s. Authors series ested in sports broadcast- Everyone has made sac- ing an opportunity to gain rifices to give kids oppor- first-hand experience,” tunities in school and in said St. Mary’s Head of will Reach athletics. It’s an amazing School Dr. John F. Dolan. “We are also providing a place.” vehicle for fans who can’t Newhall, the girls bas- Swampscott watch the games in person ketball coach and athletic director, said the Spartan Hampshire Poet Lau- to continue to follow our SWAMPSCOTT Sports Network benefits From A1 reate Alexandria Peary, teams.” The games are accessi- both students and fans. and award-winning play- “We are excited about is experiencing a resur- wright Barry Brodsky. ble at stmaryslynn.com/ gence, because the big pub- the prospect of giving our Each event will include athletics/live-stream. St. lishers can’t afford to take Mary’s is partnering with students this opportuni- an interview between a chance. There’s so many Finalsite, the company ty and our fans a chance Smith and the author, good writers out there, so that hosts its website, on to stay connected to our why not?” a reading from the au- the logistics of the lives- teams,” Newhall said. Next month’s author thor’s work and a ques- treaming. Lancelot Jan- The Spartan Sports Net- will be Steven A. Rosen- tion-and-answer session itorial & Paper Products work most recently broad- berg, editor and publisher with the audience. of Lynn is the principal casted the St. Mary’s boys of the Jewish Journal and For more information or sponsor of the broadcasts. basketball team’s game author of “Middle Class to register for the event, “I can’t say enough about against Bishop Feehan Heroes: Voices from the visit reacharts.org. St. Mary’s,” said Lance- Monday night. The next Boston Suburbs.” Other Tréa Lavery can be lot owner George Sonia, game on the docket is yet speakers will be artist and reached at tlavery@item- whose daughter, Erica to be determined, as it is writer Barbara Call, New live.com. Richard (Class of 2006), contingent on when the and son, Michael (Class of Spartans will play a home 2012), are St. Mary’s grad- game during the upcom- COURTESY PHOTO uates. “From the day my ing CCL Cup. call 781-593-7700 ext. 2 St. Mary’s girls basketball coach Jeff Newhall kids stepped in the school, Mike Alongi can be to start your reached at malongi@item- daily subscription. visits with Ava Benzan before a game against they felt comfortable and Arlington Catholic Thursday. they were allowed to be the live.com. A6 THE DAILY ITEM WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 10, 2021

MASSACHUSETTS BRIEFS

ACLU challenges Trump-era a gunshot wound to the rule on behalf of asylum head and right eye that left bullet fragments in seekers his brain, according to the suit filed last month BOSTON (AP) — A civil in Suffolk Superior Court, liberties group is challeng- The Boston Globe report- ing a Trump-era immigra- ed Tuesday. tion policy as it seeks to The events were set in unite seven asylum seek- motion by Juston Root, ers with their families in Massachusetts. who was armed with a The American Civil paintball gun. Liberties Union of Mas- When hospital security sachusetts, in a lawsuit first interacted with Root, filed Tuesday in Boston he was nonsensical, the federal court, said the asy- lawsuit said. When Root lum seekers from Central showed his paintball gun, America expelled last fall security bungled their re- include an unaccompa- sponse, mischaracterized nied child fleeing Guate- the threat when they sum- mala to seek safety with moned police, and escalat- family in Massachusetts. ed matters while waiting for officers to arrive, the The plaintiffs include two PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS families sent back to the lawsuit said. Mexican border. A spokesperson said Traders work on the floor of the New York Stock Exchange. The suit challenges a Brigham and Women’s rule imposed under for- Hospital does not com- mer President Donald ment on pending litiga- Stocks end mixed, ending a six-day Trump that expelled tion. asylum seekers from the The suit seeks a jury tri- southern U.S. border, on al and unspecified damag- the grounds that they es. winning streak for S&P 500 Root, who had a history might exacerbate the ulus will pass through rec- optimism in the market,” ing earnings that came in of mental health issues By Damian J. Troise coronavirus pandemic. onciliation and the result Buchanan said. “It makes well ahead of what ana- according to his family, and Alex Veiga The ACLU called on ASSOCIATED PRESS will be one that is larger for an environment where lysts were expecting. fled the area in a car and President Joe Biden to than was thought prob- it’s getting back to some Mobile games developer was fatally shot by police The major U.S. stock repeal the rule, saying it ably two or three weeks sense of normality.” Glu Mobile vaulted 34.9 a few miles away. indexes capped a listless exploited a public health ago,” said Keith Buchan- Washington is preparing percent after it agreed to day of trading Tuesday crisis to further Trump’s an, senior portfolio man- to go big for its next round be acquired by Electron- Man charged with killing with an uneven finish that hardline immigration pol- ager at Globalt Invest- of economic stimulus to ic Arts in a deal valued snapped a six-day winning icies and “racial animus 70-year-old father ments. support struggling Ameri- at $2.1 billion. Shares in streak for the S&P 500 towards Central Ameri- The S&P 500 index cans and businesses. Dem- Electronic Arts, maker of cans and people of color.” EAST BRIDGEWATER, even as the Nasdaq set slipped 4.36 points to ocrats have rallied around “Medal of Honor” and oth- The Department of (AP) — A Massachusetts another all-time high. 3,911.23. The Dow Jones President Joe Biden’s $1.9 er video games, rose 2.6 Homeland Security, which man charged with killing A late fade pulled the Industrial Average trillion stimulus plan, percent. is named in the suit, de- his father is scheduled to S&P 500 down 0.1 per- dropped 9.93 points, or which will include one- Shares of GameStop clined to comment, citing be arraigned Tuesday on cent, just below its record less than 0.1 percent, to time payments to Ameri- and AMC Entertainment the pending litigation. a murder charge, author- high set a day earlier. The 31,375.83. The Nasdaq cans plus a likely increase continue to be volatile, as The ACLU is also chal- ities say. benchmark index closed rose 20.06 points, or 0.1 in the federal minimum online investors remain lenging the Trump-era Stephen M. Walcott, with a nearly even split policy in other federal 42, is charged with kill- between gainers and los- percent, to 14,007.70, its wage to $15 an hour. in a tug-of-war with Wall courts. ing Stephen Walcott, 70, ers. A mix of companies fourth straight gain. The Expectations for an- Street institutional in- The organization filed a in his East Bridgewater that deal with consum- Russell 2000 index of other financial boost for vestors over the strug- class action suit in Wash- home on Monday, The En- er services and products small company stocks rose the economy have helped gling companies’ values. ington D.C. on behalf of terprise reported. were the biggest drag on 9.24 points, or 0.4 percent, keep investors in a buying GameStop shares fell 16.1 unaccompanied children Police went to the older the broader market, out- to 2,299. The four indexes mood. percent and AMC lost 11 seeking protection in the man’s home at about 6:30 weighing gains in commu- set all-time highs on Mon- The market’s strong percent. U.S. in November and in p.m. Monday for a well-be- nications, industrial and day. start to February and Traders in cryptocurren- January filed a class ac- ing check and discovered health care stocks. Stocks have been mov- the strength in shares of cies continued to push up tion suit seeking to stop the victim’s body, said A slight pullback after ing steadily higher for sev- companies that rely on the price of bitcoin. It rose the expulsion of migrant Beth Stone, a spokesper- six straight days of gains eral days as Wall Street consumer spending “is an 7.3 percent to $47,184, families. son for Plymouth District is not uncommon, as in- becomes more optimistic indicator of the optimism according to the tracking Attorney Timothy Cruz. vestors pause during a that the worst parts of creeping higher and the site CoinDesk. Bitcoin fu- Hospital valet shot in eye The younger man was rally to reassess and wait the economic impact of assumption that consum- tures on the Chicago Mer- sues his employer arrested about an hour for more economic data to the coronavirus pandemic ers in the U.S. will get a cantile Exchange climbed later. see where the market goes might be in the rearview larger check perhaps than 6.6 percent to $47,700. BOSTON (AP) — A valet “The investigation led next. mirror. Vaccine rollouts we thought three or four The futures allow inves- at a Boston hospital who detectives to a home in Investors continued continue both in the U.S. weeks ago,” Buchanan tors to make bets on the was shot in the eye by po- Brockton where an arrest to monitor the action in and globally, with the U.S. said. future price of the digital lice as officers confronted was made,” Stone said. Washington, where it ap- administrating hundreds Several companies made currency. a man armed with what The victim’s daughter pears Democrats plan to of thousands of doses per big moves after report- Treasury yields were they thought was a real and suspect’s sister, Lisa move ahead without Re- day. ing their latest quarterly mostly higher. The yield gun has sued his employ- Walcott, told The Enter- publican help on a major “The vaccinations have results Tuesday. Hanes- on the 10-year Treasury er, saying the hospital’s prise that her brother suf- stimulus bill for the econ- outpaced the virus and brands soared 24.9 per- note rose to 1.16 percent security staff mishandled fers from bipolar disorder. omy. that becomes part of cent for the biggest gain in from 1.14 percent late ths situation. It was not clear if the sus- “It seems like fiscal stim- what’s playing into the the S&P 500 after report- monday. Justin Desmarais, a va- pect had an attorney. let at Brigham and Wom- The homicide was the en’s Hospital, was doing first in East Bridgewater Panel discusses next leadership his job on Feb. 7, 2020, since 1992, the newspaper when he ended up with reported. at Holyoke Soldiers’ Home Pawtucket BOSTON (AP) — A leg- to Holyoke, Chelsea or a VA VIRUS RULES wide. The complaint al- islative panel investigating hospital for services. VIOLATIONS leged that employees schedules a coronavirus outbreak at The virus had been Massachusetts officials weren’t wearing masks the Holyoke Soldiers’ Home blamed for the deaths in investigated more than or practicing social dis- that took the lives of near- spring of 76 veterans who 1,400 complaints about tancing, and that contact vaccinations for ly 80 veterans discussed at lived at the state-run care violations of the state’s tracing wasn’t being used its sixth meeting Tuesday center, one of the country’s coronavirus restrictions to inform other employees what qualifications the worst outbreaks at a long- last year, ranging from about potential infections. residents home’s next leader should term care facility. Two for- allegations of employees The company in a state- have. mer top administrators at and customers not wear- ment said it investigated State officials and sol- the Holyoke home have ing face coverings to fail- the complaint and “re- diers home trustees an- pleaded not guilty to crimi- ing to report positive tests 75 and older sponded to all relevant swered questions from the nal negligence charges con- among workers. PROVIDENCE, R.I. deaths and a daily posi- officials including the De- Joint Legislative Oversight nected to the deaths. Of those cases, only 25 (AP) — Pawtucket is now tivity rate of 2.7 percent. partment of Labor’s In- Board, led by chairs Rep. In other pandemic news: led to citations, while making appointments Of the 330 new cases, dustrial Health and Safe- for city residents 75 and 305 were positive tests Linda Dean Campbell and THE NUMBERS another 159 resulted in Sen. Walter Timilty. The number of newly con- warnings, The Salem ty Inspector who confirms older for the coronavirus from Monday, and 25 our Andover site is in com- vaccine, city officials said were in people who tested Former Superintendent firmed coronavirus deaths News reported Monday, Bennett Walsh didn’t have in Massachusetts rose citing information from pliance.” Tuesday. positive on previous days, BOSTON BALLET Mayor Donald Grebien a license to run a nursing by 68 on Tuesday, push- the state Executive Office the state Department of The Boston Ballet’s said that starting Feb. Health reported. home, and Maj. Gen. Gary ing the state’s confirmed of Labor and Workforce plans to resume live, on- 20, the clinics will alter- There have now been Keefe, the new chair of the COVID-19 death toll to Development. Another 56 stage and in-person per- nate between St. Anthony more than 119,400 con- trustees, said he doesn’t 14,821 since the start of the businesses received cease- Parish Center and Jenks firmed cases and 2,248 think the next superinten- pandemic. and-desist orders and formances in May have Middle School, WPRI-TV deaths in the state during dent needs a license to run The number of newly con- some remain under inves- been put on hold given reported. the pandemic. the home, as long as his firmed cases of COVID-19 tigation. ongoing health concerns The state Department There were 242 patients subordinates have one. increased by more than A wide range of busi- caused by the coronavi- of Health has allocated in Rhode Island’s hospi- Isaac Mass, another 1,300 and its confirmed nesses were hit with com- rus pandemic, Artistic 480 vaccines per clinic, ac- tals with the disease, ac- trustee, disagreed, calling caseload rose to more than plaints, from gyms, ice Director Mikko Nissinen cording to Grebien. Each cording to the latest data the requirement for indus- 519,000. cream parlors and nail and Executive Director clinic is open by appoint- from Monday, up slightly try experience “common The true number of cas- salons, to restaurants, Meredith Hodges said in a ment only. from the previous day. sense.” es is likely higher because bars, supermarkets, retail statement Tuesday. Information is available The latest seven-day “You would not pick a fire studies suggest some peo- stores, auto dealerships “It had been our fervent in English, Spanish, Por- average positivity rate chief that had no experi- ple can be infected and not and golf ranges, the state hope to return to the Op- tuguese and Cape Verdean in Rhode Island is 2.57 ence in firefighting, and feel sick. said. era House stage with live, Creole. Residents can also percent. State health de- you would not pick a police There were about 1,400 Some complaints were in-person performanc- chief with no experience in people reported hospi- also lodged against local call the city’s COVID-19 partments are calculating es starting in May 2021. law enforcement,” he said. talized Tuesday because governments or officials. hotline at 855-843-7620. positivity rate differently However, given the reali- Participants also ad- of confirmed cases of For example, a town offi- “We ask that everyone across the country, but ties of this enduring pan- dressed the need for a long- COVID-19, with about 320 cial on Martha’s Vineyard awaiting a vaccine remain for Rhode Island the AP demic and our continued patient and continue to do calculates the rate by di- term strategic plan for both in intensive care units. needed to be reminded dedication to the health the right things like wear- viding new cases by test the Chelsea and Holyoke The average age of those about wearing a face cov- and safety of our commu- ing a mask, washing their encounters using data veterans homes that would hospitalized was 68. There ering in town buildings, hands, and practicing so- from The COVID Track- include addressing the were an estimated more according to a complaint nity, we have come to the cial distancing,” Grebien ing Project. needs of future veterans. than 55,000 people with log provided by the state. difficult decision to cancel said. The seven-day rolling One idea would be to current active cases of The state also received ‘Off the Chart’ and the DAILY NUMBERS average of daily new cases create satellite clinics as- COVID-19 in the state. a complaint against Pfiz- female-led ‘Choreogra- Rhode Island health of- in Rhode Island has now sociated with the soldiers The number of probable er’s Andover research fa- pHER’ this season,” they ficials on Tuesday report- dropped from about 721 homes, especially in more or confirmed COVID-19 cility. The pharmaceuti- said. ed 330 more confirmed on Jan. 25 to almost 450 rural areas, so veterans deaths reported in long- cal company developed a They said they hope to coronavirus cases, 12 on Monday, The COVID who choose not to live at a term care facilities rose to COVID-19 vaccine that is stage the performances additional virus-related Tracking Project said. facility don’t have to travel 8,268. being distributed world- next season. WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 10, 2021 THE DAILY ITEM A7 OBITUARIES (MORE ON A2)

Helen A. (Adam) Holt, 89 John S. McKenney, 79 Stella Agganis, 94 1931 - 2021 1926 - 2021 LYNN - John S. McKenney SAUGUS - Mrs. Helen A. was the beloved husband of DANVERS - Stella (Statho- (Adam) Holt, age 89, died the late Faye (Melanson) McK- poulos) Agganis, 94, lovingly on Monday night at the Anna enney and son of the late Don- known as “Yia Yia” to many, of Jacques Hospital in Newbury- ald and Sofia (Golec) McKen- Ferncroft Towers in Danvers, port after a brief illness. She ney died January 21st at home MA, passed away on Sun- was the wife of the late Richard after a brief illness. Born, raised day February 7, 2021, at The O. Holt. and educated in Lynn, John at- Residence at Pearl Street in Born in Everett and raised in tended St Patrick’s Grammar Reading, MA. She was the be- Saugus, she was the daughter school and Lynn Vocational loved wife of the late William of the late Alexander and Jane Technical and Trade School. T. Agganis. Stella was born in (Ritchie) Adam. Mrs. Holt was John was a United States Air Lynn, MA on August 21, 1926, a Past Worthy Advisor, Mother Force Veteran of the Vietnam daughter of the late Sotirios Advisor of the Saugus Rain- War. and Demetra (Vrees) Statho- bow I.O.R.G. and past Grand On his return to state side poulos. A graduate of Lynn Deputy for the state. She was John worked at Pratt & Whitney public schools, Stella went on previously a volunteer at Union for one year then moving on to to work as a hairdresser, and Hospital in Lynn. his home town to work at the eventually began a long career She is survived by two chil- General Electric as a with General Electric Aircraft dren; Bonnie Muise and her jet engine mechanic vice Friday in the Na- Engine Group. Stella and Billy husband Chris of Topsfield, Children’s Hospital at children- for 40 years. John was dworny Funeral Home went on to settle in the house and Emily Agganis, and many Stewart Holt and his wife Nan- shospital.org/patient-resourc- also a communicant of 798 Western Ave., they cherished for close to 40 beloved nieces and nephews. cy of Newbury, daughter in law; es/hale-family-center-for-fam- Sacred Heart and St. Lynn, at 10:00AM years on Western Avenue in Stella is also survived by her Jane Holt of Georgetown, ten ilies. Mary’s Church and very followed by burial in Lynn, MA, where she always sister Christine Geanacopoulos grandchildren and two great Service Information: Due active in family and St. Joseph’s Cemetery made sure family, friends, and and predeceased by her sib- grandchildren. Mrs. Holt was to the current pandemic, community events. He with military honors. all guests, were warmly wel- lings John Stathopoulos, Judy the sister of Agnes McQuarrie services at the request of will be deeply missed. Visiting hours will be Thurs- comed and treated to her fa- Giovanis, Georgia Mullen, Bes- of Peabody and the late Jane the family were private. For John is survived by his 5 day from 4:00PM- 7:00PM. mous Greek cuisine. sie Agganis and Louis Statho- Barnes. She was predeceased condolences www.Bisbee- children Richard of Raymond, Due to Covid-19 pandemic Stella was very active with poulos. Stella was a “mother” by her son Bruce Holt. Porcella.com. NH, Joseph, John, Donald all of we will be adhering to the the Logganiko Society serving to many in her extended family, In lieu of flowers donations in Lynn, Tammy Turner of NH and CDC and Commonwealth of as Secretary and a member of Debi Ballas of Georgia, and her memory may be made to daughter in law Susan McKen- Massachusetts guidelines; the Board of Directors for many Harry Agganis of Florida, who Hale Family Center at Boston ney of ME. John is also survived social distancing and masks years. Every year, Stella partici- she loved as her own. Stella’s by his sister Donna Barber of are required. For guest book pated in the Logganiko Society family would like to acknowl- Lynn. He was predeceased by and directions www.nad- Greek Picnic in Ipswich, MA. edge those who she loved and his son Michael and siblings wornyfuneralhome.com Throughout the years, Stella cherished as her own family, Mary Wilson and Francis McK- and her family looked forward John Johnson, and TJ Conte. enney. to the picnic and worked to It is a comfort to all that Stel- Amy Marie Veilleux, 41 Service Information: Rela- 1979 - 2021 make sure it was a success. la will be reunited with her be- tives and friends are invited Stella was a woman of strong loved late husband, Billy, who to attend his memorial ser- LYNN - Amy Marie (Dunn) faith and, as such, was a long- hopefully will now have his “fill” Veilleux, age 41 of Lynn, time parishioner of St. George of her, forever. peacefully entered into rest on Greek Orthodox Church, where Service Information: Fam- Saturday, February 6, 2021, at she served on the Parish Coun- ily and friends may call on home surrounded by her loving cil. Stella loved and treasured Thursday from 9 AM to 10 family. She is the beloved wife Thomas J., Ostrowski singing in the church choir ev- AM at St. George Greek Or- of Edward Veilleux. 1955 - 2021 ery Sunday. thodox Church, 54 South Born in Lynn on November Stella’s most cherished times Common Street, Lynn, MA. A 4, 1979 to the late Sandra LYNN - Thomas J. Ostrowski, were those she spent with her funeral service will also be (Pryor) Dunn. Amy was a grad- age 65, of Lynn, died Sunday family, hosting Sunday gather- held following at 10 AM on uate of Norwich University, at Mass General Hospital, ings and watching her children Thursday at St George Greek where she graduated with a surrounded by his loving fam- and grandchildren grow. She Orthodox Church. The burial Bachelor’s Degree in Criminal ily, after a lengthy illness. He will be remembered for her will take place in Pine Grove Justice and a Master’s Degree was the husband of Mary A. fierce dedication to her family. Cemetery, Lynn, MA, imme- in Justice Administration. She (Lane) Ostrowski, with whom She is survived by her loving diately following the church worked as a TSA Inspector. In he shared 40 years of mar- children; Arthur Agganis and ceremony. her free time, Amy was an avid riage. Born in Lynn, he was the wife Jane of Del Ray Beach, FL, Memorial contributions shooter who enjoyed spending son of the late Benjamin and Donna Vergados and husband may be made to the Loggan- time at the range. She enjoyed Constance (Sosnowski) Os- Nicholas of Lowell, MA, George iko Society, in support of the talking to colleagues and Pius V Church at 10:00 AM. trowski. He had lived in Lynn Agganis and wife Diane of Harry Agganis Scholarship friends across the country, as If you wish attend the fu- his entire life, and was a gradu- Lakewood Ranch, FL formerly Fund, P.O. Box 1033, Middle- well as spending time with her neral mass virtually, please ate of Lynn Trade School, class of Georgetown, MA. She is also ton, MA 01949. family and friends. go to www.hostcatholiclynn. of 1973. survived by her beloved grand- To leave on-line condolenc- Service Information: org. Burial will follow at Pu- A hardworking man all his children, James and William es or questions please visit Friends and family are invited ritan Lawn Memorial Park, life, Tom owned and operated Agganis, Angela, William, and www.contefuneralhomes. to call at the Cuffe-McGinn Peabody. As an expression of the White Eagle Cafe for many Marisa Agganis and George com Funeral Home, 157 Maple sympathy, in lieu of flowers, years, and had worked in main- Vergados; her treasured great or call 978-681-5000 St., Lynn on Friday, February donations in Amy’s honor tenance at Raytheon until his SOLIMINE FUNERAL HOME, grandchildren, Logan, Mason 12th from 4:00 PM to 8:00 may be made to the North- retirement in 2019. He was 426 Broadway (Rt 129), PM. Her Funeral will be held east Animal Shelter, www. an avid boater and loved to Lynn. 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By Mark Kennedy AP ENTERTAINMENT WRITER NEW YORK — Mi- chelle Obama is launch- ing a Netflix children’s food show with a pair of puppets “to bring a bit of light and laughter to homes around the world.” The new show, called “Waffles + Mochi,” launch- es March 16 and will be “all about good food: dis- covering it, cooking it, and of course, eating it,” the former first lady posted on Instagram on Tuesday. The 20-minute episodes PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS will combine live action Former first lady Michelle Obama with Busy, a bee puppet, left, Mochi, a and puppets, and Obama pink round puppet, and Waffles, a furry puppet with waffle ears on the set will be a series regular. of the children’s series “Waffles + Mochi.” The show centers on two best puppet friends who “Kids will love it, but a program like this had Obamas signed a multi- dream of becoming chefs I know that adults will been around when my year agreement with and travel across the also get plenty of laughs girls were young.” Netflix. Michelle Obama world looking for ingredi- — and some tips for the The show is produced released her Netflix ents and making dishes kitchen,” Obama wrote. by Higher Ground documentary “Becoming” “alongside renowned “In many ways, this show Productions, the produc- PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS chefs, home cooks, kids is an extension of my tion company owned by in May. The former first A Harvard University letter sweater that once and celebrities,” according work to support children’s Obama and her husband, lady is also host of “The to a press release from health as first lady — and former President Barack Michelle Obama Podcast” belonged to former President John F. Kennedy, the show. to be quite honest, I wish Obama. In 2018, the on Spotify. was up for auction by the Boston-based auc- tion firm. Mary Wilson, longest-reigning A quirky original Supreme, dies at 76 Presidents Day

LAS VEGAS (AP) — Viola Davis, Questlove, sale: Washington’s Mary Wilson, one of Andy Cohen, Janet the original members of Mock, Ledisi, Richard the Supremes, the 1960s Marx and Kiss’ Paul hair, JFK sweater group that helped estab- Stanley, who said he was lish the Motown sound in touch with Wilson last BOSTON (AP) — It’s RR Auction sold a lock of and propelled Diana almost Presidents Lincoln’s hair wrapped in Ross to superstardom, week. Day, and now there’s a a bloodstained telegram has died. She was 76. “OMG! Mary Wilson of chance to own a quirky Wilson died Monday the Supremes has died about his 1865 assassi- piece of White House night at her home in suddenly. I was just on nation to an unidentified history. Nevada and the cause a Zoom call with her buyer for $81,000. Locks of George and was not immediately Johnson’s order for a Wednesday for about an Martha Washington’s clear, said publicist Jay day of mourning in Lin- hour & never could have hair, Andrew John- Schwartz. imagined this,” he tweet- coln’s honor is dated May son’s order of a national 31, 1865. It reads: “To- Wilson, Diana Ross ed Tuesday. “So full of life and Florence Ballard FILE PHOTO | INVISION VIA AP day of mourning after morrow June 1 being the & great stories. Abso- Abraham Lincoln’s as- made up the first success- Mary Wilson wrote three books on her time day appointed for Special lutely shocked. Rest In sassination and the pen ful configuration of The Humiliation and Prayer with the Supremes. that Warren Harding Supremes, Motown’s first Supreme Peace Mary.” in consequence of the Tuesday, offering her strangers. “I remember used to end U.S. involve- and most commercially Steven Van Zandt assassination of Abraham condolences to Wilson’s the way she would greet ment in World War I are successful girl group. said he spoke to Wilson Lincoln late President Ballard was replaced by family. “I am reminded everyone: always smiling before the world went on among a trove of nearly 300 presidential arti- of the United States, the Cindy Birdsong in 1967, that each day is a gift,” giving people the best of lockdown because of the she added, writing “I have what was in her heart.” facts hitting the auction Executive Office and the and Wilson stayed with coronavirus, tweeting Various Departments will the group until it was offi- so many wonderful memo- Wilson, in a recent block. Tuesday: “RIP Mary Wil- be closed during the day.” cially disbanded in 1977. ries of our time together.” YouTube video posted Boston-based RR Auc- son. Legendary founding Harding used the The group’s first No. Berry Gordy, Saturday, said she was tion said online bidding member of the Supremes 1, million-selling song, who founded the De- excited to celebrate Black gets underway Thurs- signing pen on July 2, “Where Did Our Love Go,” troit-based Motown history month, her up- and fantastic solo artist. I day and runs through 1921, to adopt what was released June 17, Records, said he was coming birthday (March had a wonderful conversa- Feb. 18. Other items became known as the 1964. Touring at the time, “extremely shocked and 6) and teased fans with tion with her just before being auctioned include Knox-Porter Resolution, Wilson said there was a saddened to hear of the the announcement that the quarantine. She was John F. Kennedy’s a joint act of Congress moment when she real- passing of a major mem- Universal Music had full of energy and plans so crimson Harvard sweat- drafted by two Pennsyl- ized they had a hit song. ber of the Motown family, plans to release some of this is shocking as well as er and a photograph vania Republicans, Sen. “I remember that Mary Wilson of the Su- her music. tragic. Our love and con- of Lincoln and his son, Philander Knox and premes.” His statement “We’re going to be Tad, signed by the 16th instead of going home on dolences go to her family Rep. Stephen Porter, Monday night, according talking about the Su- president. the bus, we flew,” she told and friends.” to terminate the U.S. The Associated Press in to Variety, said “The premes, yeah, 60th an- RR Auction spokesper- Following the Supremes’ role in World War I. 2014. “That was our first Supremes were always niversary, and I’m going son Mike Graff said the disbandment, Wilson JFK’s Harvard sweater plane ride. We flew home. known as the ‘sweet- to be talking a lot about collection “honors Ameri- was acquired by Herman released the New York ca’s esteemed command- We had really hit big.” hearts of Motown.’” that mainly because I’ve Lang, a CBS cameraman Wilson, Ross and Bal- finally decided how to Times best-selling book, ers-in-chief.” It would be the first of who filmed an interview lard were inducted into work with Universal and “Dreamgirl: My Life as a “From the nation’s five consecutive No. 1s, with Jacqueline Ken- with “Baby Love,” “Come the Rock and Roll Hall of they’re going to release Supreme,” in 1986. She founding to modern times, nedy in 1964, the year See About Me,” “Stop! In Fame in 1988. new recordings, Mary Wil- these are the leaders who released her second book, after the 35th president’s the Name of Love” and Paul Riser, a past son recordings,” she said. have guided the United “Supreme Faith: Some- assassination in Dallas. “Back in My Arms Again” arranger, producer, writer “Yes! At last!” day We’ll Be Together,” States through times of and conductor for Mo- “Hopefully some of that war and peace,” he said. Lang mentioned he following in quick succes- in 1990. Her last book, sion. The Supremes also town, said Wilson was a will be out on my birth- The clippings of the was cold, and one of the “Supreme Glamour,” was recorded the hit songs “wonderful friend” and day,” she continued. “We’ll Washingtons’ hair were former first lady’s staffers “You Can’t Hurry Love,” “wonderful human being.” see. I’ve got my fingers written with Mark Bego passed down through brought him the cardi- “Up the Ladder to the “She was a gift from crossed here. Yes I do.” and was released in 2019. their grandniece’s fam- gan, RR Auction says. He Roof” and “Love Child.” God for all humanity to Several celebrities Wilson also competed on ily and include docu- tried to return it but was “I just woke up to this enjoy,” Riser said Tuesday. mourned Wilson’s death ABC’s “Dancing with the mentation, the auction told he could keep it as a news,” Ross tweeted on “Mary didn’t know any on social media, including Stars” in 2019. house said. Last year, memento. WEATHER LOTTERY

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By Mike Alongi No. 7 Arlington Catholic, Stang. ITEM SPORTS EDITOR No. 8 Austin Prep and As is the case in girls No. 9 Cardinal Spellman. basketball, the boys bas- The St. Mary’s girls bas- With an unbalanced ketball bracket will see ketball team being the bracket, each of the top the top seven teams earn top seed in the CCL Cup seven seeds has earned a a first-round bye. The was all but a formality, first-round bye. The first first-round game will be but Tuesday afternoon it round of the tournament held Saturday afternoon became of cial when the will consist of a matchup (1) between Arlington Catholic Central League between Austin Prep and Catholic and Stang, with released its brackets for Cardinal Spellman Sat- the winner moving on to the four winter sport urday morning (10:30), face Williams Monday tournaments. The Spar- with the winner of that evening (6). tans, who currently stand game moving on to play Other quarterfinal at 15-2 with two non-con- St. Mary’s in the quar- games in boys basketball ference games to play in terfinal round Monday include a rivalry match- the regular season, only evening (6). up between St. Mary’s lost one CCL game all Other quarterfinal and Fenwick Sunday year. games in the girls bas- afternoon (2) at Tony The CCL Cup will begin ketball bracket include Conigliaro Gymnasium, Feb. 12, with the tour- Cathedral at Williams Spellman at Feehan Fri- nament final for each Friday night (6), Stang day evening (6) and Ca- bracket taking place on at Fenwick Saturday af- thedral at Austin Prep Feb. 20. There will be a ternoon (1) and Arling- Friday evening (6). one-day conference meet ton Catholic at Feehan Over on the ice, the girls for swimming and div- Saturday afternoon (12). hockey team at Matignon ing, which will take place In boys basketball, Wil- took the top spot and was Feb. 20 as well. liams took the top seed the lone team to earn a The rest of the girls while St. Mary’s and first-round bye. The rest basketball bracket is Fenwick slotted in at No. of the bracket is made made up of No. 2 Bish- 4 and No. 5, respectively. up of No. 2 Austin Prep, op Feehan (the only CCL The rest of the bracket No. 3 St. Mary’s, No. 4 team to beat St. Mary’s Fenwick, No. 5 Arlington is made up of No. 2 Fee- ITEM FILE PHOTO | SPENSER HASAK this year), No. 3 Bishop han, No. 3 Austin Prep, Catholic, No. 6 Williams Fenwick, No. 4 Archbish- No. 6 Cathedral, No. 7 and No. 7 Feehan. Yirsy Queliz (right) and the St. Mary’s girls basketball team rank at the op Williams, No. 5 Cathe- Spellman, No. 8 Arling- top of the CCL Cup girls basketball bracket, while Veronica Tache (left) dral, No. 6 Bishop Stang, ton Catholic and No. 9 CCL, B2 and Fenwick are seeded at No. 3 spot. MLB players to wear electronic tracers, face discipline By Ronald Blum al says. ASSOCIATED PRESS The manual states vi- olations of the MLB or NEW YORK — Major club codes of conduct or League Baseball players, of spring training home on- eld staff and non-play- quarantine “are subject ing personnel who require to potential discipline, in- access to them at ball- cluding but not limited to parks must wear electron- suspension or forfeiture of ic tracing wristbands from salary for days spent away the start of spring training from the club while in and face discipline for vio- mandatory self-isolation lations. or quarantine resulting Players will be encour- from the violation.” aged to get vaccines but Player discipline would are not required to get FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS be subject to the just cause them. provisions of the collective Marty Schottenheimer, who won 200 regular-season games with four NFL teams thanks to his That was part of up- “Martyball” brand of smash-mouth football, has died. graded health protocols bargaining agreement. agreed to by Major League “Vaccination for Baseball and the players’ COVID-19 will be volun- Marty Schottenheimer, NFL coach association to deal with tary for all players. How- the novel coronavirus pan- ever, MLB and the MLB- demic. PA will strongly encourage The 108-page operations players to undergo vacci- with 200 wins, dies at 77 manual, agreed to Monday nation at the appropriate night and obtained by The time,” the manual states. smash-mouth approach ego and went 200-126-1 in there is and it was always By Bernie Wilson Associated Press, expands It adds “the parties, in ASSOCIATED PRESS that featured a strong run- 21 seasons. “YOU.” on the 101-page version consultation with their re- ning game and hard-nosed “The best coach I ever Schottenheimer was used during the shortened spective medical experts, Marty Schottenheimer’s defense. had,” Hall of Fame running a master at getting his 2020 season. will consider in good faith NFL coaching career was Schottenheimer died back LaDainian Tomlinson players’ rapt attention. He “Every covered Indi- relaxing these protocols on as remarkable as it was Monday night in Char- said in a statement. “I nev- would gather them in the vidual must wear a Ki- a league-wide, team-wide  ummoxing. lotte, North Carolina, his er went into a game with pre-game huddle and hol- nexon contact tracing de- and/or individual basis” There were 200 regu- family said through former Marty as coach feeling like ler, “One play at a time!” vice at all times while in ... (to) the extent it is safe lar-season wins, the eighth Kansas City Chiefs publi- I wasn’t fully prepared to Among his other favorites: club facilities and during and appropriate to do so” most in NFL history. There cist Bob Moore. He was 77. win. ... I considered him a “This is us!” and “We’ve club directed travel and when suf cient players were a mystifying number got our people!” Or, “Gen- Schottenheimer was diag- true All-American man.” while engaged in team are immunized. of playoff losses, some so tlemen, it’s the 6 inches nosed with Alzheimer’s in Former coach Bill Cow- activities, including group As part of the agree- epic they had nicknames: between your breastbone 2014 and moved to a hos- her remembered his for- workouts and practices,” ment, the sides extended “The Drive” and “The and your back — your pice Jan. 30. mer coach and mentor as the manual says. “Repeat- last year’s experimental Fumble.” heart!” Schottenheimer coached an “amazing coach, teacher ed failure to wear the de- use of seven-inning dou- Always there was “Mar- Cleveland, Kansas City, and leader. Marty, you say, vices or repeated failure bleheaders and runners tyball,” the conservative, Washington and San Di- “There’s a gleam, men,” MARTY, B2 to return the devices to on second base at the start the Kinexon device dock- of extra innings. ing station may be a basis Super Bowl reaches game’s for discipline,” the manu- MLB, B2 smallest TV audience since 2006 By David Bauder 101.3 million people who University of Alabama. television markets, which ASSOCIATED PRESS watched the 2020 game “There are a lot of people also likely held viewership between Kansas City who go to Super Bowl par- down, said Jeffrey Silver- NEW YORK — The and San Francisco. The ties,” Billings said. “They’re man, science and analytics pandemic-era Super Bowl New England-Seattle Su- viewers, but they’re really director for the research between the Tampa Bay per Bowl in 2015 was the along for the ride.” rm Samba TV. Buccaneers and Kansas City Chiefs reached the big most-watched game with The 2006 game between The best ratings came game’s smallest television 114.4 million viewers. Seattle and Pittsburgh in Kansas City and, oddly audience since 2006. The Super Bowl is an- reached 90.7 million view- enough, Boston — mean- An estimated 92 million nually television’s most- ers. The game cracked the ing more people were in- people tuned in across the watched event. 100 million mark for the terested in the game in the country to watch the Bucs’ Given that the game rst time in 2010, and home of Bucs quarterback 31-9 victory, the Nielsen turned into a rout, and the did so for nine of the next Tom Brady’s old team, the coronavirus cut down on ten years. Yet with the in- New England Patriots, company said Tuesday. FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS Add in a record number of the number of annual Su- creased power of stream- than his new one. Tampa people who streamed the per Bowl watch parties, it ing services offering more Bay came in third. Last week, Major League Baseball players re- game online and CBS said could have been worse for options, that might be a New England states all jected a proposal to delay the start of spring the total audience was 96.4 CBS, said Andy Billings, hard gure to reach again. did better than the rest of training and the season due to the coronavirus million. director of the sports com- The Bucs and Chiefs the country, Samba’s re- pandemic, vowing to report under the original That’s down from the munication program at the are from relatively small search showed. schedule. B2 SPORTS THE DAILY ITEM WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 10, 2021

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Medford/Malden at Marblehead (7) CCL Cup brackets released WEDNESDAY Boys Basketball Bishop Fenwick at St. Mary’s (8) Peabody at Beverly (6) Swimming CCL Catholic Memorial at St. John’s Prep Gloucester at Marblehead (1) From B1 (6) Bishop Fenwick at Arlington Catholic THURSDAY (6:30) Boys Basketball The girls hockey bracket Marblehead at Saugus (6:45) Winthrop at Marblehead (5:30) skips right to the quarter- Girls Basketball Danvers at Salem (6) final round. Fenwick will Saugus at Marblehead (5:30) Gloucester at Saugus (7) take on Arlington Catholic Swampscott at Winthrop (6) Masconomet at Peabody (7) Saturday evening (6:20) St. Mary’s at Norwell (6:30) Girls Basketball Arlington Catholic at Bishop Fenwick at Essex Sports Center, (6:30) Salem at Danvers (4) with the winner moving Beverly at Peabody (7) Marblehead at Winthrop (6) on to face Matignon in the Boys Hockey Peabody at Masconomet (6) semifinal round. Swampscott at Peabody (5:15) Saugus at Gloucester (6:30) St. Mary’s at Malden Catholic (6:30) Other quarterfinal Marblehead at Saugus (6:30) games in girls hockey Bishop Fenwick at Archbishop Wil- Boys Hockey liams (7) Saugus at Winthrop (3) include Williams at St. St. John’s Prep at Catholic Memorial Girls Hockey Mary’s Saturday night (7) (7:20) and Feehan at Aus- St. Mary’s at Arlington Catholic (8) Bishop Fenwick at Arlington Catholic Triton at Lynnfield (8:15) (8) tin Prep Saturday morn- Girls Hockey Gymnastics ing (11:10). Peabody/Lynnfield at Winthrop (6:10) Peabody at Bishop Fenwick (7) The boys hockey bracket is the smallest of the four tournaments, with only TV/RADIO four teams — No. 1 Wil- liams, No. 2 St. Mary’s, No. Pro basketball 3 Arlington Catholic and 7:30 p.m...... Atlanta at Dallas...... ESPN 10 p.m...... Milwaukee at Phoenix...... ESPN No. 4 Feehan — making Men’s college basketball the cut. There will be no 4 p.m...... UConn at Providence...... FS1 first-round byes, with the 5 p.m...... Furman at UNCG...... ESPNU two quarterfinal games 5:30 p.m...... Indiana at Northwestern...... Big Ten Network 7 p.m...... Houston at South Florida...... ESPNU set for next Wednesday. Northern Iowa at Drake...... CBSSN St. Mary’s will host Ar- Wake Forest at Boston College...... ACC Network lington Catholic at a time 7:30 p.m...... Rutgers at Iowa...... Big Ten Network 8 p.m...... Georgia at Tennessee...... ESPN2 to be determined, while 9 p.m...... LSU at Mississippi St...... ESPNU Williams will host Feehan Marquette at Villanova...... FS1 at 7:10 p.m. Missouri at Mississippi...... SEC Network If schools with teams Rhode Island at Saint Louis...... CBSSN 11 p.m...... San Jose St. at San Diego St...... CBSSN that are eliminated from Women’s college basketball tournament play choose 4 p.m...... Penn State at Indiana...... Big Ten Network to play additional games 6:30 p.m...... DePaul at St. John’s...... FS2 against other teams that Seton Hall at UConn...... CBSSN Biathlon lost or against a non- 11:30 p.m...... IBU: World Championships (taped)...... NBCSN ITEM FILE PHOTO | OLIVIA FALCIGNO league opponent, the Pro hockey schools may do so until 7 p.m...... Boston at NY Rangers...... NBCSN; WBZ-FM 98.5 Allison Countie and the No. 4 Fenwick girls hockey team will take on Feb. 21. Schools may also Skiing No. 5 Arlington Catholic Saturday (6:20) at Essex Sports Center in the 7:30 a.m...... Alpine championships...... NBCSN choose to end their sea- Tennis quarterfinals of the upcoming CCL Cup. sons upon elimination. 7 p.m...... Australian Open...... Tennis 9 p.m...... Australian Open...... ESPNews 10 p.m...... Australian Open...... ESPN2 Marty Schottenheimer, NFL NBA

EASTERN CONFERENCE WESTERN CONFERENCE Atlantic Division Southwest Division coach with 200 wins, dies at 77 W L Pct GB W L Pct GB Philadelphia 17 7 .708 — San Antonio 14 10 .583 — Brooklyn 14 11 .560 3½ Houston 11 12 .478 2½ imploded with mind-numb- Boston 12 10 .545 4 Memphis 9 10 .474 2½ MARTY Toronto 11 13 .458 6 New Orleans 10 12 .455 3 From B1 ing mistakes and lost a New York 11 14 .440 6½ Dallas 11 14 .440 3½ home divisional playoff Southeast Division Northwest Division W L Pct GB W L Pct GB Then there was “Raid- game to Tom Brady and the Charlotte 12 13 .480 — Utah 19 5 .792 — er Week,” when he’d warn New England Patriots, 24- Atlanta 11 12 .478 — Portland 12 10 .545 6 21. Miami 9 14 .391 2 Denver 12 11 .522 6½ his players in no uncer- Orlando 9 15 .375 2½ Oklahoma City 10 13 .435 8½ tain terms what nastiness A month later, owner Washington 6 15 .286 4 Minnesota 6 18 .250 13 awaited them if they didn’t Dean Spanos stunned the Central Division Pacific Division W L Pct GB W L Pct GB play well against their NFL when he fired Schot- Milwaukee 16 8 .667 — L.A. Lakers 19 6 .760 — archrival. Under his “Mid- tenheimer because of a Indiana 12 12 .500 4 L.A. Clippers 17 8 .680 2 Cleveland 10 15 .400 6½ Phoenix 14 9 .609 4 night Rule,” players and personality clash between Chicago 9 14 .391 6½ Sacramento 12 11 .522 6 coaches could celebrate the coach and strong-willed Detroit 5 18 .217 10½ Golden State 12 12 .500 6½ victories until midnight on general manager A.J. Tuesday’s Games Indiana at Brooklyn, 8 p.m. Sundays, and then start fo- Smith. Schottenheimer and Brooklyn at Detroit, 7 p.m. L.A. Clippers at Minnesota, 8 p.m. Smith hadn’t spoken for Houston at New Orleans, 7:30 p.m. Cleveland at Denver, 9 p.m. cusing on the next week’s New York at Miami, 7:30 p.m. New Orleans at Chicago, 9 p.m. opponent. about two years. Golden State at San Antonio, 8:30 Milwaukee at Phoenix, 10 p.m. Winning in the regular A breaking point for p.m. Oklahoma City at L.A. Lakers, 10 season was never a prob- Spanos — head of the fam- Boston at Utah, 10 p.m. p.m. ily-owned team — came Orlando at Portland, 10 p.m. Thursday’s Games lem. Schottenheimer’s Philadelphia at Sacramento, 10 p.m. Miami at Houston, 7:30 p.m. teams won 10 or more when Schottenheimer Wednesday’s Games Toronto at Boston, 7:30 p.m. games 11 times, includ- wanted to hire brother Kurt Toronto at Washington, 7 p.m. Indiana at Detroit, 8 p.m. ing a glistening 14-2 re- as defensive coordinator af- Atlanta at Dallas, 7:30 p.m. Orlando at Golden State, 10 p.m. ter Wade Phillips was hired Charlotte at Memphis, 8 p.m. Philadelphia at Portland, 10 p.m. cord with the Chargers in 2006 that earned them away as Dallas’ head coach. the AFC’s No. 1 seed in the Kurt Schottenheimer NHL playoffs. had been on his brother’s It’s what happened in previous staffs, and Mar- East Division West Division January that haunted ty Schottenheimer’s son, GP W L OT Pts GF GA GP W L OT Pts GF GA Schottenheimer, who was Brian, had been Chargers Boston 11 8 1 2 18 36 24 St. Louis 13 7 4 2 16 43 43 Philadelphia 13 8 3 2 18 46 41 Vegas 9 7 1 1 15 32 22 just 5-13 in the postseason. quarterbacks coach from Washington 12 6 3 3 15 44 45 Colorado 11 7 3 1 15 38 24 “Well, we haven’t been 2002-05. N.Y. Islanders 11 5 4 2 12 25 27 Arizona 12 6 5 1 13 34 33 real successful when we Schottenheimer then Pittsburgh 11 5 5 1 11 33 41 Anaheim 13 5 5 3 13 25 34 New Jersey 9 4 3 2 10 23 26 Minnesota 11 6 5 0 12 30 30 got there. We need to fix moved to North Carolina to Buffalo 10 4 4 2 10 30 32 San Jose 10 4 5 1 9 28 37 N.Y. Rangers 11 4 5 2 10 29 30 that,” Schottenheimer said spend time with his family Los Angeles 11 3 6 2 8 31 38 Central Division in 2006 after San Diego and golf. North Division GP W L OT Pts GF GA clinched the AFC West. Spanos on Tuesday re- Tampa Bay 10 8 1 1 17 36 19 GP W L OT Pts GF GA Columbus 14 6 5 3 15 39 45 Toronto 13 10 2 1 21 48 34 His playoff demons fol- called Schottenheimer as a Montreal 12 8 2 2 18 48 31 Florida 9 6 1 2 14 30 27 lowed him to the end of his ”tremendous leader of men FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS Carolina 10 7 3 0 14 34 27 Winnipeg 11 7 3 1 15 39 32 Chicago 13 5 4 4 14 37 40 Edmonton 14 7 7 0 14 49 50 career. and a man of great princi- Dallas 9 5 2 2 12 33 23 Vancouver 16 6 10 0 12 50 63 In his final game, on Jan. ple. ... You couldn’t outwork Marty Schottenheimer’s NFL coaching resume Nashville 12 5 7 0 10 30 40 Calgary 11 5 5 1 11 33 31 14, 2007, Schottenheimer’s him. You couldn’t outpre- included records of 44-27 with Cleveland from Detroit 13 3 8 2 8 26 44 Ottawa 13 2 10 1 5 29 55 Chargers, featuring NFL pare him. And you certainly 1984-88; 101-58-1 with Kansas City from 1989- Tuesday’s Games New Jersey at Philadelphia, ppd MVP Tomlinson and a sup- always knew exactly where 98; 8-8 with Washington in 2001; and 47-33 with Philadelphia at Washington, 6 p.m. Pittsburgh at N.Y. Islanders, 7 p.m. porting cast of Pro Bowlers, you stood with him.” San Diego from 2002-06. Detroit at Florida, 7 p.m. Tampa Bay at Florida, 7 p.m. Edmonton at Ottawa, 7 p.m. St. Louis at Minnesota, ppd Washington at Buffalo, ppd Chicago at Dallas, 8:30 p.m. Columbus at Chicago, 8 p.m. Tampa Bay at Nashville, 8:30 p.m. Detroit at Nashville, 8 p.m. MLB players to wear electronic Arizona at Colorado, ppd Ottawa at Winnipeg, 8 p.m. Anaheim at Vegas, 10 p.m. San Jose at Los Angeles, 10 p.m. St. Louis at Minnesota, ppd Winnipeg at Calgary, 10 p.m. Carolina at Dallas, 8:30 p.m. Wednesday’s Games Arizona at Colorado, ppd tracers, face discipline Boston at N.Y. Rangers, 7 p.m. Anaheim at Vegas, 10 p.m. Toronto at Montreal, 7:30 p.m. Thursday’s Games Calgary at Vancouver, 10 p.m. MLB PCR testing for a second non-playing personnel who bers. Edmonton at Montreal, 7 p.m. San Jose at Los Angeles, 10 p.m. From B1 straight season, mostly by require access to them may Similar to last season, saliva samples but with a not during spring training, high-risk individuals may TODAY IN SPORTS Active rosters will return provision allowing nasal the season or the postsea- opt out of playing and those to 26 from opening day swabs. Blood samples will son go to indoor restau- who opt out may change Feb 10 Basketball Hall of Fame. Also elected through Aug. 31 and 28 for be occasionally collected for rants, bars, fitness centers, their minds and opt in. 1908 — Tommy Burns knocks out is William “Pop” Gates, who played the rest of the regular sea- serology or rapid antibody casinos or any indoor gath- Traveling parties will be Jack Palmer in the fourth round to during the game’s barnstorming years testing. PCR testing will ering of 10 or more people. encouraged to keep win- defend his world heavyweight title in in the 1930s and 1940s. son, as originally intended London. 1991 — Charles Barkley of the Phila- for 2020, down from the 28 take place at least every In addition, during spring dows in hotel rooms and 1949 — Joe Fulks of Philadelphia delphia 76ers, playing with a stress used throughout last sea- other day starting in spring training they must quar- team buses open for venti- scores 63 points in a 108-87 win fracture in his left foot, becomes the son. Each team can travel training and continue as antine at home except for lation. over Indianapolis to set an NBA scor- NBA All-Star MVP with 17 points and ing record which would last for nearly 22 rebounds after leading the East to with up to five taxi squad long as a player’s team ad- baseball activities with During the regular sea- a decade. a 116-114 victory. players for road games, vances until the postseason their teams and travel, son, a game of less than five 1952 — The Baltimore Bullets play 1992 — Bonnie Blair becomes the and if all five are used one ends. There will be daily medical care, outdoor phys- innings stopped by rain will the 48-minute game without making a first woman to successfully defend an must be a player desig- temperature and symptom ical activity and — with be suspended and contin- single substitution and beat the Fort Olympic gold medal in 500-meter Wayne Pistons 82-77. speed skating and the first American nated before the season as screening. permission of a joint man- ued. 1962 — Jim Beatty becomes the first woman in any sport to win gold med- a catcher. The taxi squad Spring training starts agement-committee — out- Players complained last American to break the 4-minute mile als in consecutive Olympics. players must return to the Feb. 17 in Florida and Ari- door dining. Other low-risk year that they could not indoors with a 3:58.9 in Los Angeles. 1998 — Picabo Street, Alpine skiing’s alternate training site after zona, and the sides agreed outdoor activities are per- view replays during games, 1968 — Peggy Fleming wins the comeback kid, overcomes a mistake women’s Olympic figure skating gold about midway through her run and each trip. intake screening can start mitted during the season. A new provision states medal in Grenoble, France. charges to an Olympic gold by A team experiencing a three days before a player’s Unless advance permis- “players will have access to 1969 — LSU’s Pete Maravich scores one-hundredth of a second in the COVID-19 outbreak may voluntary report date. A sion is given by the team tablets under the Dugout 66 points in a 110-94 loss to Tulane. women’s super-G — the games’ first expand its active roster player must undergo a five- compliance officer, anyone iPad program that can be 1971 — Former first baseman Bill Alpine medal after three days of White becomes the first black snow-related postponements. without the added players day at-home quarantine covered by the plan may loaded with content before announcer in major baseball league 2007 — San Diego’s Nate Kaeding having to be optioned, sent before reporting, with ex- not meet during road trips and after games, and will history, signing to join the New York kicks a 21-yard field goal as time outright to the minors or ceptions for essential activ- with anyone outside the have access to in-game vid- Yankees WPIX broadcast team. expires to cap another strong drive placed on waivers when im- ities and approved outdoor traveling party, other than eo in a format that cannot 1989 — K.C. Jones of the Boston led by MVP Carson Palmer in the Celtics and Lenny Wilkens of the AFC’s 31-28 victory over the NFC in pacted players return. workouts and exercise. for outdoor meetings with be used to steal the catch- Cleveland Cavaliers are elected to the the Pro Bowl. Players will undergo Players, on-field staff and family and household mem- er’s signs.” WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 10, 2021 THE DAILY ITEM B3 NATION Biden treads carefully around combative trade policy By Paul Wiseman ised to scale back or can- ASSOCIATED PRESS cel his tariffs on imported metals or end an impasse WASHINGTON — In that’s left the World Trade his first weeks in office, Organization unable to President Joe Biden has function as arbiter in wasted no time in dump- global trade disputes. ing a batch of major Instead, the administra- PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS Trump administration tion’s policymakers are fo- policies. He rejoined the House impeachment manager Rep. Joe Neguse, D-Colo., speaks during the second impeachment cusing on other, unrelated Paris climate agreement. trial of former President Donald Trump in the Senate at the U.S. Capitol in Washington. priorities — distributing He ended a ban on trav- COVID-19 vaccines as elers from mostly Muslim fast as possible and pro- countries. He canceled Trump’s historic second trial viding much more aid to a the Keystone XL oil pipe- pandemic-pounded econo- line. He reversed a ban on my that has yet to regain transgender people serv- opens with jarring video of siege ing in the military. And so nearly 10 million lost jobs since February. on. misdemeanor,” said Rep. no good defense” and they after he is no longer in the “He is going to take his By Lisa Mascaro, Biden and his team are Eric Tucker, Jamie Raskin, D-Md., in promise new evidence. White House. time,’’ said Mary Love- tiptoeing, though, around Mary Clare Jalonick opening remarks. “If that’s “Hear ye, hear ye, hear Trump’s defense team ly, a Syracuse University one of Donald Trump’s and Jill Colvin not an impeachable offense, ye,” the acting sergeant at has focused on the question most divisive signature economist who is a senior ASSOCIATED PRESS then there’s no such thing.” arms intoned to start the of constitutionality, which legacies: His go-it-alone fellow at the Peterson In- Trump is the first presi- trial. could resonate with Re- stitute for International WASHINGTON — Don- dent to face impeachment Security remained ex- moves to start a trade war ald Trump’s historic second publicans eager to acquit with China and bludgeon Economics. “Biden has charges after leaving office tremely tight at the Cap- Trump without being seen said repeatedly that he impeachment trial opened and the first to be twice itol, a changed place after some of America’s closest Tuesday in the Senate with as condoning his behavior. allies with a gale of tariffs needs America to be stron- impeached . The Capitol the attack, fenced off with But the House prose- graphic video of the deadly siege stunned the world as razor wire and armed Na- on their steel, aluminum ger before he takes on a cutors argued there is no Jan. 6 attack on Congress rioters ransacked the build- tional Guard troops on pa- and other goods. In upend- lot of these trade issues.’’ “January exception” for a and the defeated former ing to try to stop the certi- trol. The nine House man- ing seven decades of pres- One factor may be that president whipping up a president on his way out reversing all of Trump’s fication of Biden’s victory, agers walked across the the door. Rep. Joe Neguse, idential support for free rally crowd — “We’re going a domestic attack on the shuttered building to pros- policies could heighten D-Colo., referred to the trade, Trump vowed to to walk down to the Capi- nation’s seat of government ecute the case before the corruption case of William shrink the U.S. trade defi- risks for a Democrat who tol!” — as he encouraged a unlike any in its history. Senate. Belknap, a war secretary in cit and restore millions of is close to unions unhappy futile fight over his presi- Five people died. White House press secre- the Grant administration, lost American factory jobs. with America’s pre-Trump dency. Acquittal is likely, but the tary Jen Psaki said Tues- who was impeached, tried In the end, by most ac- free-trade consensus. Po- The lead House prosecu- trial will test the nation’s day that Biden would not and ultimately acquitted counts, the Trump tariffs litically, Biden depends tor told senators the case attitude toward his brand be watching the trial of his by the Senate after leaving achieved very little — and on support in Midwestern would present “cold, hard of presidential power, the predecessor. office. managed to antagonize manufacturing towns and facts” against Trump, who Democrats’ resolve in pur- “Joe Biden is the presi- is charged with inciting “President Trump was some of America’s closest cities. These areas have suing him, and the loyalty dent, he’s not a pundit, he’s the siege of the Capitol to not impeached for run of trading partners. suffered from low-priced of Trump’s Republican al- not going to opine on back overturn the election he lies defending him. the mill corruption, miscon- Yet for now, the Biden imports from China, Mex- and forth arguments,” she lost to Democrat Joe Biden. Trump’s lawyers are in- said. duct. He was impeached for administration seems in- ico and elsewhere. Senators sitting as jurors, sisting that he is not guilty With senators gathered inciting a violent insurrec- “There is competition tent on approaching trade many who themselves fled of the sole charge of “incite- as the court of impeach- tion - an insurrection where with caution and deliber- for the swing state voters for safety that day, watched ment of insurrection,” his ment, sworn to deliver “im- people died, in this build- ation. Most striking, per- who are in favor of (trade) the jarring video of the cha- fiery words just a figure of partial justice,” the trial ing,” Neguse said.”If Con- haps, is what Biden hasn’t protection,’’ said Daniel otic scene, rioters pushing speech as he encouraged was starting with debate gress stands by, it would done: He hasn’t called off Ikenson, director of trade past police to storm the a rally crowd to “fight like and a vote over whether invite future presidents to Trump’s trade war with policy studies at the liber- halls, Trump flags waving. hell” for his presidency. But it’s constitutionally permis- use their power without China. He hasn’t prom- tarian Cato Institute. “That’s a high crime and prosecutors say he “has sible to prosecute Trump any fear of accountability.” Pilot’s poor decisions blamed in Giving first crash of Bryant helicopter and second doses at once complicates By Stefanie Dazio, Brian Melley and David Koenig vaccine effort ASSOCIATED PRESS By Candice Choi them. LOS ANGELES — Fed- and Marion Renault After getting her first eral safety officials on ASSOCIATED PRESS COVID-19 vaccine shot, Tuesday blamed the he- Sarah Bouse was told she The U.S. has entered licopter crash that killed would be notified to set up a tricky phase of the Kobe Bryant and eight the second. But the notice COVID-19 vaccination others on board last year never came, and she fran- effort as providers try to on the pilot’s poor decision tically called the Houston ramp up the number of to fly into thick clouds, Health Department to people getting first shots where he became disori- schedule the booster the ented and plunged the while also ensuring a growing number of others evening before it was due. aircraft into a Southern “It was frustrating — the California hillside. get second doses just when waiting game and the con- The National Transpor- millions more Americans flicting information,” said tation Safety Board said are becoming eligible to Bouse, who is 26 and eli- poor visibility probably receive vaccines. gible because of a health led pilot Ara Zobayan to The need to give each condition. After hours on become so disoriented in person two doses a few the phone, she finally got thick fog north of Los An- weeks apart vastly com- through to someone and geles that he could not per- FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS plicates the country’s scheduled the shot. ceive up from down. The biggest-ever vaccination Former Los Angeles Laker Kobe Bryant and his daughter Gianna watch campaign. And persistent For about the past five board members also the U.S. national championships swimming meet in Irvine, Calif. said Zobayan, who also uncertainty about future month, the U.S. has ad- ministered an average of died in the crash, ignored believed Zobayan experi- “The closer you get to the When it hit the ground, vaccine supplies fuels his training and violated worries that some peo- 900,000 first doses each enced a spatial disorienta- destination, the more you the Sikorsky S-76B heli- day, according to data federal regulations during tion known as “the leans,” ple will not be able to get think just maybe you can copter was flying at about from the Centers for Dis- the 40-minute flight. which occurs in the inner pull this off,” NTSB Vice their second shots in time. 184 mph (296 kph) and de- ease Control and Preven- The agency announced ear and causes pilots to Chairman Bruce Lands- In some cases, local scending at a rate of more tion analyzed by The As- its findings during a believe they are flying berg said. health departments and than 4000 feet (1,219 me- sociated Press. Now many four-hour hearing aimed aircraft straight and lev- The agency also faulted providers have said they ters) per minute. of those people are due for at pinpointing probable el when they are in fact Island Express Helicop- must temporarily curb or The impact caused a cra- second doses, and states causes of the tragedy — banking. ters Inc., which operated even cancel appointments which led to widespread The agency criticized Zo- the aircraft, for inadequate ter and scattered debris for first doses to ensure are trying to administer public mourning for the bayan’s decision to fly into review and oversight of over an area the size of a there are enough second first doses to an expanded retired basketball star, the clouds, saying Federal safety matters. football field. The victims doses for people who need pool of recipients. launched several lawsuits Aviation Administration Just before the crash, died immediately. and prompted state and standards require that pi- Zobayan told flight con- There were 184 aircraft federal legislation. lots are able to see where trollers he was climbing crashes between 2010- Bryant, his 13-year-old they are going under what in the helicopter and had 2019 involving spatial dis- daughter Gianna and six is called Visual Flight nearly broken through the orientation, including 20 other passengers were Rules. clouds. But NTSB investi- fatal helicopter crashes, flying from Orange Coun- Board members, in a gators said that the heli- the NTSB said. ty to a youth basketball unanimous vote, also cited copter was in fact banking NTSB member Michael tournament at his Mamba the self-induced pressure and beginning to descend Graham said Zobayan Sports Academy in Ven- Zobayan likely felt to fin- quickly, investigators said. ignored his training and tura County, when the ish the flight for his star The aircraft had climbed added that that as long as Sikorsky S-76 helicopter client, whom he flew often, sharply and nearly suc- encountered thick fog in instead of landing at a ceeded breaking through helicopter pilots continue the San Fernando Valley nearby local airport when the fog and clouds when flying into clouds without on Jan. 26, 2020. There the weather became worse the helicopter made an relying on instruments, FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS was no sign of mechanical than he had expected. Zo- abrupt left turn and which requires a high lev- failure and the crash was bayan also failed to file a plunged into grassy, oak el of training, “a certain People wait in line at a COVID-19 vaccination believed to be an accident. backup flight plan before studded hills in the city of percentage aren’t going to site at the Pennsylvania Convention Center in Investigators said they departing. Calabasas. come out alive.” Philadelphia. B4 THE DAILY ITEM WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 10, 2021 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

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It is well worth the slight risk Sting, an Englishman who went better description than a three-heart from being a high school teacher to overcall. (A three-spade cue-bid a rock musician with The Police, said, would show a long solid minor and “A lot of people approach risk as if it’s ask partner to bid three no-trump with the enemy when it’s really fortune’s a stopper in the opener’s suit.) accomplice.” What should East do now? At Bridge players take risks all the Bridge Base Online, all five Easts time, some more iffy than others. But who faced this problem bid the “ob- it is pleasing when a gamble pays off vious” four spades. Then, when South exactly as you had hoped. advanced with five hearts, everyone Look at the East hand in today’s passed. West understandably led the diagram. With neither side vulnerable, spade ace, but declarer ruffed on the your partner opens two spades, show- ing a six-card suit and 5-10 high-card board, drew trumps and ran the clubs points. North overcalls three spades, to win all 13 tricks. a Michaels Cue-Bid promising at least East should anticipate this hap- 5-5 in hearts and either minor. What pening and not bid four spades; in- would you do now? stead, he should interpose with four Many experts these days use some- diamonds. Yes, this lets South bid thing called Leaping Michaels. North four hearts, but East will then com- would jump to four clubs to show a pete with four spades. The big plus, heart-club two-suiter. North’s hand of course, is that West will now know is light for that action, but it gives a what to lead against five hearts. WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 10, 2021 THE DAILY ITEM B5 WHAT TO WATCH DID YOU KNOW? Wednesday feb. 10 8 p.m. PBS Crossword Mysteries: Terminal De- Nature By Rick Gables A new episode called “Big Bend: The Wild Fron- tier of Texas” takes viewers on a tour deep into the Lacey Chabert and Brennan El- most remote area of Texas’ Rio Grande River in a liott star in Crossword Mysteries: borderland known as Big Bend, a sprawling, pristine and serene wonderland that is home to some of the Terminal Descent, a new original most iconic animals in the United States. Among movie premiering Sunday, February them are black bears, rattlesnakes and scorpions. 8 p.m. 14 at 8 P.m., on Hallmark Movies CBS and Mysteries. Barbara Niven and Tough as Nails John Kapelos also return for more Emmy winner Phil Keoghan (“The Amazing Race”) isn’t afraid to put in whatever it takes to get the job mystery in this latest installment. done in his various professional capacities, so it’s As crosswords editor Tess Harp- only natural he’d wind up hosting and executive pro- ducing Season 2 of this reality competition series er (Chabert) is poised for a puz- that both challenges and celebrates workingclass zle-solving challenge against the Americans. Contestants undertake real-world desig- groundbreaking, new supercomput- nated tasks to check their strength, endurance, agil- ity and mental toughness. Even if they “punch out” in er known as BB, the AI is involved in the individual competition, they still have a chance the death of its creator – the brilliant to win additional prizes in team competitions. 8 p.m. CEO of XCal Technologies (Lochlyn CW Munro). Tess finds herself swept into Riverdale the investigation and once again, is After seven years away from Riverdale, Archie (KJ Apa) returns home to find his familiar town rapid- at odds with Detective Logan O’Con- ly turning into a ghost town as it suffers under the nor (Elliott). corrupt iron grip of Hiram Lodge (Mark Consuelos) in the new episode “Chapter Eighty: Purgatory.” Af- What does it take to create a ter Toni (Vanessa Morgan) catches him up on what vaccine in record time to once and has happened during his extended absence, Archie reaches out to the rest of the gang as he seeks to for all eradicate a global pandem- settle back in. Lili Reinhart, Camila Mendes, Cole ic? What measures are in place to Sprouse, Madelaine Petsch and Casey Cott also star. ensure its safety? And how did the 8 p.m. HIST world’s leading doctors and health- Tuskegee Airmen: Legacy of Courage care experts develop it? Discovery ABC News personality Robin Roberts hosts this new one-hour special that explores the proud lega- Channel’s timely special, The Vac- cy of the Tuskegee Airmen, that legendary squad of cine: Conquering COVID will pre- Black pilots in which her father served during World miere on Sunday, February 21 at 8 War II. The film reveals how these bold warriors for CROWN MEDIA UNITED STATES LLC | ALLISTER FOSTER social change played a major role in ending segre- P.m. The special will also air on Mon- Brennan Elliott, Lacey Chabert gation in the military, thus paving the way for the day, February 22, at 9 P.m. on the and Infectious Diseases; Dr. Fran- hear firsthand accounts from those tors with spring-themed baking chal American civil rights movement. - 8:30 p.m. Science Channel. Set against the cis Collins, director of the National at the forefront of the pandemic. lenges for a chance to take home ABC backdrop of a rising global death Institutes of Health; and Dr. John The country’s most talented bak- the $25,000 grand prize. Through American Housewife count and a pandemic that has left Katie (Katy Mixon) goes completely overboard Mascola of the National Institutes ers take on springtime treats in a 10 episodes the competitors must with her crusade to help J.D. (guest star Jake Choi) the world on edge, the special goes of Health, as well as interviews with new season of Food Network’s hit prove they can create and elevate become a father in the new episode “The Heist.” behind the scenes of the race for a scientists from leading pharmaceu- culinary competition Spring Baking tasty springtime desserts to impress Meanwhile, after a startling brush with the law, Greg (Diedrich Bader) reluctantly starts to consider vaccine and features interviews with tical companies including Johnson Championship, premiering with a judges Kardea Brown, Nancy Fuller, whether headstrong daughter Taylor (Meg Donnelly) the world’s leading doctors involved, & Johnson, Moderna and Pfizer. The special two-hour episode on Mon- and Duff Goldman. In the season might prove to be a political liability for him. Dan- including Dr. Anthony Fauci, director iel DiMaggio and Giselle Eisenberg also star; Holly special also details the heroic efforts day, February 22 at 9 P.m. 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NOTICE OF MORTGAGEE'S SALE OF REAL ESTATE NOTICE OF MORTGAGEE'S SALE OF REAL ESTATE COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS THE TRIAL COURT Premises: 3 Belleaire Avenue, Lynn, Massachusetts By virtue and in execution of the Power of Sale contained in a certain Mortgage PROBATE AND FAMILY COURT given by Kingsley D. Joshua to National City Bank dated June 11, 2007 and Docket No. ES21P0008PM By virtue and in execution of the Power of Sale contained in a certain mortgage recorded with the Essex County (Southern District) Registry of Deeds in Book Essex Probate and Family Court given by Peter L. Frangipane to Saugus Federal Credit Union, said mortgage dated 26930, Page 554 as assigned by Assignment of Mortgage from PNC Bank 36 Federal Street June 18, 2004, and recorded in the Essex County (Southern District) Registry of National Association, successor by merger to National City Bank, to Keyhole Salem, MA 01970 Deeds in Book 23017 at Page 519 and now held by U.S. Bank National Capital - Fund V, dated May 11, 2013, and recorded in Essex County (Southern Association, not in its individual capacity but solely as trustee for the RMAC Trust, District) said Registry of Deeds in Book 32686, at Page 372, as assigned by CITATION GIVING NOTICE OF PETITION OF CONSERVATOR OR Series 2016-CTT, by virtue of an assignment from Nationstar Mortgage LLC to U.S. Assignment of Mortgage from Keyhole Capital Fund V, LLC to DEVGRU Financial, OTHER PROTECTIVE ORDER PURSUANT TO Bank National Association, not in its individual capacity but solely as trustee for LLC, dated August 8, 2018, and recorded in Essex County (Southern District) said G. L c. 190B, 5-304 ~ 5.405 the RMAC Trust, Series 2016-CTT, dated May 17, 2018 and recorded in the Essex Registry of Deeds in Book 37023, at Page 248, of which mortgage DEVGRU County (Southern District) Registry of Deeds in Book 36723, Page 93, previously Financial, LLC is the present holder, for breach of the conditions of said mortgage In the matter of: Michelle Carter assigned by CitiMortgage, Inc., to Nationstar Mortgage LLC by virtue of an and for the purpose of foreclosing, the same will be sold at Public Auction at Of: Lynn, MA assignment dated August 8, 2016 and recorded in the Essex County (Southern 11:00 AM on February 24, 2021 at 258 Chestnut Street, Lynn, Essex County, RESPONDENT District) Registry of Deeds in Book 35156, Page 391, previously assigned by Massachusetts 01902, all and singular the premises described in said mortgage: (Person to be Protected/Minor) Saugus Federal Credit Union to CitiMortgage, Inc., by virtue of an assignment dated June 18, 2004 and recorded in the Essex County (Southern District) Registry TO WIT: To the named Respondent and all other interested persons, a petition has been of Deeds in Book 23115, Page 411, for breach of the conditions in said mortgage The land in Lynn, Essex County, Commonwealth of Massachusetts, together with filed by and for the purpose of foreclosing the same, will be sold at Public Auction on the building thereon and shown as Lot Bon "Plan of Land owned by Joseph T. March 4, 2021 at 3:00 PM Local Time upon the premises, all and singular the Moran, Lynn, Mass. dated July 26, George E. Hersey Surveyor" and duly recorded Greater Lynn Senior Services of Lynn, MA premises described in said mortgage, to wit: with the Essex Registry of Deeds, Southern District as Plan No. 224 of 1945, to which plan reference is hereby made for a more particular description. in the above captioned matter alleging that Michelle Carter is in need of a The land in Lynn, with the buildings thereon, bounded and described as follows: Conservator or other protective order and requesting that Meaning and intending the same premises as were conveyed to the within Grantor Elder Services of Merrimack Valley of Lawrence, MA Southeasterly By Western Avenue one hundred (100) feet; and again by deed of Anne K. Tivey dated June 10, 2004 and recorded with the Essex South Registry of Deeds in Book 22977, Page 262. (or some other suitable person) be appointed as Conservator to serve Without Southwesterly By a curved line at the junction of Western Avenue and Belleaire Surety on the bond. Avenue, thirty-nine and twenty-seven one hundredths (39.27) feet; These premises will be sold and conveyed subject to and with the benefit of all rights, rights of way, restrictions, easements, covenants, liens or claims in the The petition asks the court to determine that the Respondent is disabled, that a Southwesterly By Belleaire Avenue, sixty-five (65) feet; nature of liens, improvements, public assessments, any and all unpaid taxes, tax protective order or appointment of Conservator is necessary, and that the titles, tax liens, water and sewer liens and any other municipal assessments or proposed conservator is appropriate. The petition is on file with this court. Northwesterly By lot No. 11-B, as shown on a plan hereinafter mentioned, one liens or existing encumbrances of record which are in force and are applicable, hundred Twenty-five (125) feet; and having priority over said mortgage, whether or not reference to such restrictions, You have the right to object to this proceeding. If you wish to do so, you or your easements, improvements, liens or encumbrances is made in the deed. attorney must file a written appearance at this court on or before 10:00 A.M. on Northeasterly By Lot No.1 and part of Lot No. 2, as shown on said plan, the return date of 02/26/2021. This day is NOT a hearing date, but a deadline eighty-nine and ninety eight one hundredths (89.98) feet; TERMS OF SALE: date by which you have to file the written appearance if you object to the petition. If you fail to file the written appearance by the return day, action may be taken in Being lot 12 and No. 11-A , as shown on a plan of Buchanan park, Belleaire, A deposit of five Thousand ($5,000.00) Dollars by certified or bank check will be the matter without further notice to you. In addition to filing the written section 2 belonging to Belleaire Development Company formerly to Boston required to be paid by the purchaser at the time and place of sale. The balance is appearance, you or your attorney must file a written affidavit stating the specific Interurban Realty Trust situated in Lynn October 1926, recorded with Essex South to be paid by certified or bank check at Braucher & Amann, PLLC, 764 Chestnut facts and grounds of your objection within 30 days after the return date. Registry of Deeds Book 48 Plan 43-B. Street, Manchester, New Hampshire 03104, (603) 486-1530, within thirty (30) days from the date of sale. Deed will be provided to purchaser for recording upon IMPORTANT NOTICE Also that parcel of land known and numbered 11B on plan of Buchanan park, receipt in full of the purchase price. The description of the premises contained in The outcome of this proceeding may limit or completely take away the Belleaire Section 2, plan of land belonging to Belleaire Development Company, said mortgage shall control in the event of an error in this publication.Other terms, above-named person's right to make decisions about personal affairs or formerly belonging to Boston Urban Realty Trust, situated in Lynn October 29, if any, to be announced at the sale. financial affairs or both. The above-named person has the right to ask for a 1926. Said plan is recorded with Essex South District Registry of Deeds, Book of lawyer. Anyone may make this request on behalf of the above-named person. If plans 48, Plan 43E, more particularly bounded as described as follows: DEVGRU Financial, LLC, the above-named person cannot afford a lawyer, one may be appointed at Present holder of said mortgage. State expense. Southwesterly By Belleaire Avenue as shown on said plan, sixty (60) feet; By its attorneys, Martha L. Davidson WITNESS, Jennifer M R Ulwick, First Justice of this Court. Northwesterly by land now or formerly of Belleaire Inc., one hundred twenty-five Braucher & Amann PLLC Date: January 12, 2021 (125) feet; 764 Chestnut Street, Pamela Casey O'Brien Manchester, NH 03104 Register of Probate Northeasterly by lot #12 as shown on said plan and land now or formerly of Tel: (603) 486-1530 Item: February 10, 2021 Belleaire Inc. sixty (60) feet; and Item: February 3, 10, 17, 2021 Southeasterly by Lot 11A as shown on said plan one hundred twenty-five (125) feet. Trial Court of Massachusetts Containing 7500 square feet as per plan. The Superior Court Docket Number 2077CV00768 The description of the property that appears in the mortgage to be foreclosed Essex County Superior Court - Newburyport Notice to Bidders shall control in the event of a typographical error in this publication. 145 High Street Newburyport, MA 01950 North Shore Community College invites sealed proposals for: For Mortgagor's Title, see deed dated June 18 2004, and recorded in Book ORDER OF NOTICE BY PUBLICATION Broad Street Parking Lot Resurfacing, 23017 at Page 516 with the Essex County (Southern District) Registry of Deeds. Thomas H. Driscoll, Jr., Clerk of Courts Bid Forms and Contract Documents will be available online at TERMS OF SALE: Said premises will be sold and conveyed subject to all CASE NAME: Diaz, Edison et al www.biddocsonline.com or hard copy pick-up available at Nashoba Blue, Inc. at liens, encumbrances, unpaid taxes, tax titles, municipal liens and assessments, if vs. 433 Main St, Hudson, MA 01749 (978-568-1167). any, which take precedence over the said mortgage above described. Unknown Heirs of Mary S. DiMaggio Pre-Bid Conference and site visit: February 18, 2021 at 11:00 AM at North Shore FIVE THOUSAND ($5,000.00) Dollars of the purchase price must be paid by RE: Unknown Heirs of Mary S. DiMaggio Community College, Lynn Campus, Broad Street Parking Lot. If College closed due a certified check, bank treasurer's or cashier's check at the time and place of the to weather, Pre-Bid Conference will take place on February 22, 2021 at 11:00 AM. sale by the purchaser. The balance of the purchase price shall be paid in cash, WHEREAS a civil action has been begun against you in our Superior Court by certified check, bank treasurer's or cashier's check within sixty (60) days after the Edison Diaz wherein it is seeking to; Bids are due March 4, 2021 at 11:00 AM and should be submitted electronically date of sale. online at www.biddocsonline.com and will be publicly opened, forthwith online. Quiet Title and thereby extinguish any hypothetical Adverse claim that the heirs of Other terms to be announced at the sale. the late Mary S. DiMaggio could assert with respect to a portion of the real Bids are subject to M.G.L. c.30 §39M & to minimum wage rates as required by property owned by the Plaintiffs known as 27 Brookline Street, Lynn, Essex County, M.G.L. c.l49 §§26 to 27H inclusive. BENDETT & MCHUGH, PC Massachusetts, arising from the wording of a Power of attorney from Mary S. 270 Farmington Avenue DiMaggio to her son Frank L. DiMaggio, Jr. Item: February 10, 2021 Farmington, CT 06032 Attorney for U.S. Bank National Association, A hearing is scheduled for Thursday, March 25, 2021, at 2:30 p.m. at the not in its individual capacity but solely as Newburyport Superior Court via Zoom (www.zoomgov.com, Meeting ID: 161 673 Nahant Conservation Commission trustee for the RMAC Trust, Series 2016-CTT 9978, Passcode: 163440). Present Holder of the Mortgage NOTICE OF PUBLIC MEETING (860) 677-2868 We COMMAND YOU if you intend to make any defense, that on 03/18/2021 or within such further time as the law allows you do cause your written pleading to be Item: February 10, 17 and 24, 2021 A Public Meeting will be held at the Nahant Town Hall, 334 Nahant Road (lower filed in the office of the Clerk of Court named above, in said Commonwealth, and level), Nahant, MA at 7:30 PM on February 17, 2021 to consider a Notice of further that you defend against said suit according to law if you intend any Intent filed by Greg Wilson for the Nahant Knights of Columbus property located at defense, and that you do and receive what the Court shall order and adjudge 17 Relay Yard (Map 20, Lot 0.42) to repair slope revetments and to install therein. landscaping.

Need to find an article? Hereof fail not, at your peril, or as otherwise said suit may be adjudged and orders The meeting will be by remote access: entered in your absence. Join Zoom meeting: It appearing to this Court that no personal service of the Complaint has been https://us02web.zoom.us/j/86988769678 made on the defendant a deputy sheriff having made a return on the summons that after diligent search he can find no one upon whom he can lawfully make Join meeting by phone: 929-205-6099 service, a copy of which is hereto attached and made part of this notice, it is ORDERED that notice of this suit be given to them by publishing, once a week for meeting ID: 869 8876 9678 three successive weeks, the last publication to be at least 20 days before said return in the: Plans are available in the Inspectional Services Office at Nahant Town Hall, 334 Newspaper: The Daily Item Nahant Road, Nahant, MA. For information, call 781-581-5263. City/Town: City of Lynn Item: February 10, 2021 DATE ISSUED 01/22/2021 CLERK OF COURTS/ ASST. CLERK Have a story to share? Subscribe to e-edition on Thomas H Driscoll, Jr. Item: January 27, and February 3, 10 2021 Need a question answered? [email protected] WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 10, 2021 THE DAILY ITEM CLASSIFIED B7 INTERNATIONAL WHO team: Coronavirus unlikely to have leaked from China lab By Emily Wang also possibilities, Embarek Fujiyama said. ASSOCIATED PRESS The WHO team’s visit is politically sensitive for WUHAN, China — The Beijing, which is concerned coronavirus most likely about being blamed for al- first appeared in humans leged missteps in its early after jumping from an ani- response to the outbreak. 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Still, one member of the In new tactic, A closely watched visit PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS WHO team, British-born by World Health Organi- zoologist Peter Daszak, zation experts to Wuhan Marion Koopmans, right, and Peter Ben Em- barek, center, of the World Health Organization told The Associated Press Navalny supporters — the Chinese city where last week that they en- the first coronavirus cas- team say farewell to their Chinese counterpart Liang Wannian, left, after a WHO-China Joint joyed a greater level of es were discovered — did openness than they had not dramatically change Study Press Conference held at the end of the rally in courtyards WHO mission in Wuhan, China. anticipated, and that they the current understand- were granted full access By Daria Litvinova announcement “Love is ing of the early days of the ed as an avenue of future the introduction of the vi- to all sites and personnel ASSOCIATED PRESS stronger than fear.” pandemic, said Peter Ben study. 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China had already operations indicated it in most countries. of it from above, from one ies to briefly gather in res- And it allowed the joint strongly rejected the pos- would be hard for anything The team — which in- of the apartments, and Chinese-WHO team to sibility of a leak and has to escape from it. cludes experts from 10 idential courtyards this post it on Instagram. Let’s further explore the lab promoted other theories. He also noted that there countries who arrived on weekend with their cell- have social media feeds leak theory — which for- The Chinese and foreign were no reports of this vi- Jan. 14 — visited the Hua- phone flashlights on. filled with thousands of mer U.S. President Donald experts considered several rus in any lab anywhere nan Seafood Market, the Navalny strategist Leo- shining hearts from doz- Trump and officials from site of an early cluster of ideas for how the disease before the pandemic. Liang nid Volkov said the pro- ens of Russian cities,” his administration had cases in late 2019. first ended up in humans, Wannian, the head of the test will start at 8 p.m. Volkov wrote. “No OMON put forward without evi- leading to a pandemic that Chinese side, also empha- Marion Koopmans, a Sunday and last 15 min- (riot police), no fear.” dence — and decide it was has now killed more than sized that, saying there Dutch virologist on the utes. The new rally for- unlikely. The Wuhan Insti- 2.3 million people world- was no sample of it in the team, said that some an- Navalny, 44, an anti-cor- tute of Virology is home to wide. 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And some could be — could prevent Russian Jan. 17 upon returning break, whether on purpose another animal and then which scientists have pos- traced to farms or traders riot police from interfer- from Germany, where he or accidentally. in regions that are home to humans, adding that ited may have passed to ing and allow anyone to spent five months recov- Embarek, a WHO food would require further re- humans through a wild an- to the bats that carry the participate, Volkov wrote ering from a nerve-agent safety and animal disease search. imal, such as a pangolin or closest related virus to the expert, said experts now “The findings suggest bamboo rat. Transmission one that causes COVID-19. in a Facebook post. poisoning that he blames consider the possibility of that the laboratory inci- directly from bats to hu- She said the next step The protest will co- on the Kremlin. 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COURTESY PHOTO | CHRISTIAN GOODEN The parmesan on sweet potatoes serve as an accent on a sweet potato sentence. Sweet potatoes? Sweet! 5 recipes you will love By Daniel Neman natural sweetness of the degrees. 2 tablespoons Parmesan ST. LOUIS sweet potato bringing out 2. Poke each sweet pota- cheese, finely grated POST-DISPATCH the best in the mild heat of to all over with a fork and 1. Preheat oven to 425 the chili powder, and vice place directly on the oven degrees. Peel sweet pota- There is no mistaking a versa. rack. Roast until they are toes and cut into 11/2-inch sweet potato. It makes a richly fla- impossibly tender, with chunks. In a large bowl, You can’t eat one and vored, robust meal, heavy bits of sweet potato sugar toss sweet potatoes with wonder whether it is, per- with black beans, toma- caramelizing in the spot oil, salt and a generous haps, a zucchini. No one toes, diced onion and red they’ve been poked, 60 to amount of pepper. Spread has ever sampled one and bell pepper providing a 80 minutes. in a single layer on a bak- confused it with a turnip. foundation of flavor for the 3. Meanwhile, melt the ing sheet. It is impossible to take one star attraction, the sweet butter in a small pot over 2. Bake 15 minutes, flip for broccoli, or even a regu- potatoes. Don’t tell any- medium heat, swirling the sweet potatoes and cook lar potato. one, but I added a bit of hot pan until the butter starts until brown and tender, Sweet potato is a sweet sauce to my bowl. to bubble and brown, about 10 minutes. Sprinkle with potato is a sweet potato. Sweet potato fries, of 5 minutes. Add the honey, Parmesan. Cook under Its uniqueness is both its course, are always popu- vinegar and red pepper broiler until the cheese has curse and its charm. Noth- lar. I thought about simply flakes, and season with melted, 1 to 2 minutes. ing else is quite like it, but dropping them into hot oil salt and pepper. Remove Per serving (based on 4): that also means its utility and frying them, but then from the heat and set aside 156 calories; 7 g fat; 11 g is limited. It is not some- I came across a recipe for (this sauce can be made up saturated fat; 2 mg cho- thing you would ever want COURTESY PHOTO | CHRISTIAN GOODEN oven-baked fries — though to 5 days in advance and lesterol; 2 g protein; 20 g to use as a substitute for “oven-baked fries” is an Roasted sweet potato with hot honey brown kept refrigerated; rewarm carbohydrate; 4 g sugar; 3 another ingredient. It is, as oxymoron. butter is a version of the baked potato. in a small pot before us- g fiber; 387 mg sodium; 63 they say, what it is. I’m not actually sure if ing). mg calcium One thing it isn’t, inci- under the broiler at the 1/2 teaspoon ground cin- baking fries in an oven is 4. Once the sweet pota- Adapted from a recipe by dentally, is a yam. Though end of cooking. namon any better for you than fry- toes are out of the oven, Kelli Foster in thekitchn. both are root vegetables, The cheese here serves 3/4 teaspoon salt ing them in oil. The recipe slit them down the middle. com they are unrelated (for only as an accent. It is an 1/2 teaspoon ground nut- I used requires two table- Warm up the browned but- VEGAN SWEET that matter, sweet potatoes exclamation point at the meg spoons of oil for two large ter mixture and pour over POTATO CHILI are only distantly related end of a sweet sweet-pota- 1/8 teaspoon ground sweet potatoes, and I am the sweet potatoes (alter- Yield: 8 to 10 servings to our common potatoes). to sentence. cloves not convinced that fries natively, scoop the flesh 2 or 3 sweet potatoes, They don’t even look alike Next up was the 1/8 teaspoon ground that are fried would soak out of the skins and trans- about 1 1/2 to 2 pounds — yams resemble horse- baked-potato version of a black pepper up more than that amount. fer it to a bowl or serving 2 (15-ounce) cans black radish roots, and can grow sweet potato. The sweet 1/2 teaspoon ground gin- Still, the reason to make dish, then drizzle with the beans, undrained to be more than 50 pounds potato here is baked whole ger oven-baked sweet-potato browned butter sauce). 1/2 teaspoon salt — and yams are much less until it is completely ten- 1. Preheat oven to 350 fries is compelling: They Sprinkle with flaky sea 1/2 teaspoon smoked pa- sweet, drier and starchier. der. So far, there is nothing degrees. Place pie crust are excellent. salt. prika True yams are almost extraordinary about it. in a 9-inch pan and poke Baking them in an oven Per serving: 300 calories; 1 tablespoon vegetable never sold in America, The extraordinary part holes all over with a fork. allows the fries’ exterior to 17 g fat; 11 g saturated fat; oil though you can sometimes comes from the sauce that Line with aluminum foil or become crispy, or at least 46 mg cholesterol; 2 g pro- 1 large white onion, diced find them in international is drizzled over the top. parchment paper, weight moderately crispy, while tein; 36 g carbohydrate; 14 1 red bell pepper, diced markets. In general, if it The sauce begins with down with pie weights the interior is soft and g sugar; 4 g fiber; 861 mg 3 or 4 garlic cloves, is labeled either a yam or melted butter that has or dried beans and bake creamy. They are just what sodium; 47 mg calcium minced a sweet potato, it’s a sweet been browned, so it tastes until edges just begin to fries should be, only sweet- Recipe from “Dining In” 1 to 2 tablespoons mild potato. a little nuttier. That is com- turn golden brown, about er than ordinary fries. by Alison Roman pickled jalapenos, optional And that is fortunate, bined with a bit of honey 15 to 18 minutes. Remove Perhaps it is counterin- OVEN-BAKED 1 tablespoon chili powder because I just cooked five and a dash of vinegar, for weights and lining, and tuitive, but these sort-of- SWEET POTATO 3/4 teaspoon ground dishes featuring sweet po- a subdued sweet-and-sour cool thoroughly to room sweet fries are even bet- FRIES cumin tatoes, and they were all effect, and some crushed temperature. Yield: 6 servings ter when served not with 1/2 teaspoon oregano delicious, down to the last red pepper to bring on just 2. Raise oven tempera- 2 pounds sweet potatoes, ketchup but with honey. 2 (14-ounce) cans orange crumb. enough heat. ture to 425 degrees. Place peeled Add a little cinnamon for fire-roasted tomatoes I started with chili, If you like the sauce on sweet potatoes on a bak- 2 tablespoons olive oil an extra treat. 1 1/2 cups water which is a good place to The next dish I made is sweet potatoes you can try ing sheet, pierce all over 1 teaspoon garlic powder 1 tablespoon cornmeal start in all circumstances. similar in some ways to the adding it to anything from with a fork and roast for 1 teaspoon paprika 1 teaspoon molasses or A friend had recommended oven-baked fries. Parme- winter squash to oatmeal 1 hour. Remove them from 1 teaspoon salt other sweetener a vegan sweet potato chili san Baked Sweet Potatoes to ice cream. the oven, peel and place in 1/2 teaspoon black pep- 1 teaspoon unsweetened recipe that he likes, and he are cooked the same way Last came dessert. Sweet a large mixing bowl. Mash per cocoa recommended it so strenu- — tossed with a little bit potatoes are one of the with a potato masher. Low- 1. Line 2 rimmed baking 1. Preheat oven to 400 ously that I decided to give of oil and then baked — so very few vegetables that er oven temperature to 325 sheets with parchment degrees. it a try. they have the same crisp can legitimately be used in degrees. paper and place in oven. 2. Cube sweet potatoes I don’t always see eye- and creamy textures. But dessert. 3. Add the cream, brown Preheat oven (with baking and place in a large bowl. to-eye with this friend, the similarity ends there. I made a sweet potato pie. sugar, maple syrup, granu- sheets in them) to 400 de- Add 1 tablespoon of the though we have been close The fries are spiced with Of course I did. What else lated sugar, melted butter, grees. juice from the beans, salt for nearly 50 years. But I’ll garlic powder, paprika, salt would a pie-lover make? eggs, bourbon, cinnamon, 2. Cut the sweet potatoes and paprika, and toss to give him this: He knows his and black pepper; these in- The ingredients may salt, nutmeg, cloves, pepper into sticks 1/4- to 1/2-inch coat. Scatter in single lay- vegan sweet potato chili. tense flavors contrast nice- sound familiar: cinnamon, and ginger to the mashed wide and 3 inches long, er on a baking sheet. Roast Sweet and hot flavors ly with the smooth, sweet nutmeg, ginger and cloves. sweet potatoes and stir and toss them with the oil. for 20 minutes and set always go well together, taste of the sweet potatoes. It’s what goes into any well to combine. Pour into 3. Mix the garlic powder, aside to cool. as long as they are not too But the Parmesan Baked pumpkin pie worth its salt the prebaked pie shell (you paprika, salt and pepper sweet and not too hot. In Sweet Potatoes offer a lit- (salt is also an ingredient). may have some filling left in a small bowl, and toss 3. Add oil to a large Dutch this chili they are a per- tle more than the Parme- But what makes this sweet over). Bake 50 minutes. them with the sweet pota- oven over medium-high fect blend, with the mild san cheese melted on top potato pie better than ordi- Serve warm or cold. toes. Remove the hot bak- heat. Add onion and red nary pumpkin pies are the Per serving: 484 calories; ing sheets from the oven, bell pepper, and sauté until other ingredients. 22 g fat; 11 g saturated fat; scatter them with the fries softened, about 3 to 5 min- Along with the heavy 106 mg cholesterol; 6 g pro- in a single layer and return utes. cream and eggs, this pie tein; 67 g carbohydrate; 42 the baking sheets to the 4. Stir in garlic, jalapeño also benefits from brown g sugar; 4 g fiber; 476 mg oven. if using, chili powder, cum- sugar and bourbon. These sodium; 84 mg calcium 4. Bake until brown and in and oregano. Cook 3 additions bring a rich and Adapted from “My Bev- crisp on the bottom, about minutes, stirring often. round depth to the pie. It erly Hills Kitchen” by Alex 12 to 15 minutes, then flip 5. Add tomatoes, water, is a flavor-forward dessert, Hitz and cook until the other cornmeal, sweetener and where the ingredients all ROASTED SWEET side is crisp, about 10 min- cocoa. Bring to a simmer act in harmony to bring POTATOES WITH HOT utes. Serve hot. and cook 30 minutes, stir- color and emphasis to the HONEY BROWNED Per serving: 130 calories; ring occasionally. sweet potato at the heart BUTTER 4 g fat; 1 g saturated fat; no 6. Drain and rinse black of it all. Yield: 4 servings cholesterol; 2 g protein; 23 beans; add to chili. Add SWEET POTATO PIE 4 small to medium sweet g carbohydrate; 5 g sugar; roasted sweet potatoes and Yield: 8 servings potatoes, scrubbed 4 g fiber; 353 mg sodium; taste for seasoning; add 1 pie crust 6 tablespoons (3/4 stick) 36 mg calcium salt as needed. 1 1/2 pounds sweet pota- butter Adapted from a recipe by Per serving (based on 8): toes 1 teaspoon crushed red Mark Bittman in the New 282 calories; 2 g fat; 2 g sat- 1 cup heavy cream pepper flakes York Times urated fat; no cholesterol; 1/2 cup brown sugar 2 tablespoons honey PARMESAN SWEET 10 g protein; 55 g carbohy- 1/2 cup good maple syrup 1 tablespoon white wine POTATOES drate; 12 g sugar; 15 g fi- 1/2 cup granulated sugar vinegar or apple cider vin- Yield: 4 to 6 servings ber; 12 mg sodium; 120 mg 5 tablespoons salted but- egar 3 sweet potatoes calcium COURTESY PHOTO | CHRISTIAN GOODEN ter, melted Salt and pepper 2 tablespoons olive oil Adapted from a recipe 3 eggs beaten Flaky sea salt 1/2 teaspoon salt by Chuck Underwood in Sweet potato fries are always popular. 1/4 cup bourbon 1. 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