SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 26, 2020 Halloween Glitches, cyber attacks caused near-total through technology breakdown in Lynn eld schools

By Anne Marie Tobin signi cant shift from red (more of school on Sept. 16, a major gel. “What we do know is they a screen ITEM STAFF than eight average daily cases technological glitch caused a were from outside sources, from per 100,000) to yellow (four to near-total breakdown in inter- other countries, all over the The rst week of school in eight cases per 100,000). In re- net connectivity. Lynn eld had more than its fair world that basically brought in Salem share of ups and downs. sponse to the data, the School “It happened the day after the district-wide system down The good news is that the Committee voted Thursday to school started when we started and essentially disabled our By Elyse Carmosino pivot from a fully remote learn- to get attacked and those at- major network.” ITEM STAFF town learned Wednesday that the most recent Department of ing model to a hybrid-learning tacks began inundating our sys- Vogel said the district received SALEM — With spooky sea- Public Health color-coded risk model effective this Tuesday. tems in terms of bringing our 17,000 attacks last Thursday son fast approaching, there’s no assessment data on the rate of The bad news was that, after internet down,” said Superin- better time to check out some of average daily cases showed a a relatively uneventful rst day tendent of Schools Kristen Vo- CYBER ATTACK, A3 the countless Halloween mov- ies featuring the city of Salem, including Hubie Halloween, the newest Salem-centric lm scheduled to be released on Miniature Net ix Oct. 7. A comedy horror movie direct- ed by Steven Brill and starring horse lifts Adam Sandler, Hubie Hallow- een follows the plight of Salem resident Hubie Dubois (San- spirits in a dler), who must convince police and townsfolk that monsters are behind a number of local disappearances. big way The story takes place in Sa- lem and includes footage from Lynn 3-year-old with 2019’s Haunted Happenings, and scenes from Salem’s fa- cancer meets Idaho mous Witch Museum. “It was a lot of fun to have By Guthrie Scrimgeour Adam Sandler and crew in Sa- ITEM STAFF lem last year to lm parts of Hubie Halloween,” said Kate LYNN — Three-year-old Brid- Fox, executive director of Des- get Vinard received a pleasant tination Salem. “Salem has surprise Sept. 13 when she was a rich history and is recog- visited by a miniature horse nized around the world for our named Idaho. month-long celebration of Hal- The visit was a welcome respite loween, which made it a great for Bridget who is being treated t for Hubie Halloween.” for rhabdomyosarcoma, a rare The lm’s large all-star cast type of cancer that forms in soft also includes Kevin James, tissue. She had surgery in Au- gust, and is now in the midst of Julie Bowen, Maya Rudolph, Bridget Ray Liotta, Steve Buscemi, 42 weeks of chemotherapy and Vinard, 3, Rob Schneider, Michael Chik- radiation treatment. lis, Kenan Thompson, Peyton of Lynn, “It was really sweet,” said Brid- List, China Anne McClain, Par- gets a kick get’s mother, Janelle LaVigne, is Berelc, Tim Meadows, Colin out of her about the hour-long horse hang- Quinn, June Squibb, Shaquille visit with out session. “They did Idaho’s O’Neal, Karan Brar, Noah mini-horse hair, and Bridget walked her Schnapp, Mikey Day, Melissa Idaho. around the yard like a little cow- Villaseñor, Kym Whitley, Lavell girl.” COURTESY PHOTO | MINI-HORSE, A3 HALLOWEEN, A3 LIFTING SPIRITS Swampscott (pin)wheels out a way to connect students with art

By Thor Jourgensen ITEM STAFF SWAMPSCOTT — A simple art project has blossomed into a decorative addition to Linscott From left, Swampscott ITEM PHOTO | GAYLA CAWLEY Park and an opportunity to resident From left, U.S. Rep. Seth Moulton, May- connect students and teachers at a time when remote learning Alexandra or Thomas M. McGee, City Clerk Janet Descargues helps Rowe, U.S. Census Bureau Representa- is the rule. Hadley, Clarke, and Stan- her children tive Philip D’Agati, and state Rep. Dan ley students stopped by their Elliot and Cahill help with Lynn’s “ nal push” schools when the academic Gaspard draw on with the 2020 Census on Friday. year began earlier this month pinwheels for the and picked up packets contain- Pinwheels for ing a stick and material needed Peace project. One ‘ nal push’ to make a pinwheel. PINWHEELS, A3 ITEM PHOTO | for Lynn census OLIVIA FALCIGNO By Gayla Cawley COVID-19 ITEM STAFF Lynn reports additional Discover Marblehead at Fall Fair LYNN — Lynn gave its “ nal push” to in- COVID-19 death. A2 crease its 2020 Census response during an By Gayla Cawley Discover Marblehead and to be socializing on a small ITEM STAFF outdoor event Friday evening. LOOK! the Marblehead Museum scale,” said Melissa Stacey, YMCA encourages are teaming up to host an who founded Discover Mar- Residents were encouraged to come to the MARBLEHEAD — Al- members to fall back outdoor fall fair at the Jere- blehead with her former three-hour event at the Lynn Tech annex to the Y. A8 though the coronavirus has building, where census representatives were canceled other large-scale miah Lee Mansion, which is business partner, Andrea on hand to help them ll out their forms. Sports town events this year, one part of the museum, on Sat- Young, two years ago. Before citizens started trickling in, a brief Fenwick girls community group’s owner urday, Oct. 17 from 10 a.m. Discover Marblehead is a press conference, featuring remarks from soccer has sights set is con dent their inaugural to 2 p.m. for-pro t media and tourism on another league annual Fall Fair will proceed “I think people need this CENSUS, A2 title. B1 as planned next month. right now — to be outside, MARBLEHEAD, A3

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A2 THE DAILY ITEM SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 26, 2020 One ‘ nal push’ for 2020 Census in Lynn CENSUS 31 stands, according to a high concentration of Part of the work has from this is so important.” in upcoming political From A1 City Clerk Janet Rowe. low-income residents and been focused on gain- Much of the city and elections, as reported by Rowe said she hopes the immigrants. ing people’s trust, added state push has been fo- CNN. Mayor Thomas M. McGee, White House doesn’t veto Romero credits outreach Rowe, explaining that cused on that funding In addition to determin- U.S. Rep. Seth Moulton, the decision (President efforts with increasing re- translators were on hand component, as commu- ing how federal funding is and state Rep. Daniel Ca- Donald Trump is appeal- sponse rates to more than at Friday’s event to inter- nities could miss out on parceled out to states and hill (D-Lynn), was held in ing the ruling), as the ad- 50 percent in four of ve act more easily with peo- $2,400 of federal funding municipalities, the census front of the sign-up booth ditional time will allow of those targeted census ple. for each person who is is used to allocate seats in that had been set up in the the city to increase its re- tracts, which is a slight The personal informa- not counted. That could Congress. school building’s parking sponse rate for the 2020 bump from their 2010 tion of everyone who re- leave low-income cities “(The) census is not po- lot. like Lynn, which has a Census. rates. But she said one sponds to the census is litical by nature, but we “This is another chance As of Friday, 63.8 percent tract, which encompasses protected, Cahill said, high immigrant popula- have a president who po- to both highlight the im- of Lynn residents have the lower Highlands, still noting that it was safe to tion, at risk of being un- liticizes this,” said Moul- portance of the census and responded to the census, remains below that de- respond as only statistics, derfunded. ton. to have people come down Rowe said, which is com- sired threshold. not identifying informa- Moulton cited the cen- and ll out the census,” parable to the state’s over- “We were trying to reach tion is shared. sus’ importance, saying Mandated by the U.S. said McGee. all numbers. Sixty-eight 60 percent for the city Federal laws protect that it helps him and oth- Constitution, the census The Mobile Question- percent of Massachusetts overall and speci cally census con dentiality. It’s er lawmakers get a better is conducted every 10 naire Assistance (MQA) residents have responded, for those areas we were illegal for the census bu- understanding of the peo- years. If the federal rul- event capped the city’s ag- she said. talking about, we were reau to disclose respons- ple they represent, and in ing stands, the deadline gressive last push for the Much of the focus of Fri- trying to hit over 50 per- es in a way that would turn, better serve those for reporting census totals census that was demon- day’s event was targeting cent,” said Romero, noting identify an individual, or citizens by securing the to the president will be strated over the course of the “hard to count” resi- that even a slight bump for data collected by the proper funds. extended from Dec. 31 to this past week. At least dents and areas of the city, in those “hard to count” census to be used for any That’s critical at a time April 2021. 20 similar pop-up events which have traditionally census tracts is a huge im- non-statistical purpose, where the president is “I think the import- were held throughout had a low response rate, provement. such as immigration reg- “deliberately” trying to ant thing is to continue Lynn this week. said Lilian Romero, chief “If we had not done any ulation or other law en- abuse the census pro- to send the message: we By the end of the month, program of cer of LEO, of this work, we would not forcement, according to cess, Moulton said, citing still have time. Get in- Lynn will have held more Inc. have reached the percent- a document prepared by the Trump administra- volved and get counted,” than 100 pop-up events, Romero said LEO, the age we have reached in the Brennan Center for tion’s attempts to exert said McGee. and there could be anoth- city, school department those hard to reach areas,” Justice. unprecedented political er 100 more if a federal and other community part- she said. “We were very “Counting every per- inuence over the census Gayla Cawley can be judge’s Thursday ruling ners have been focused on committed to making sure son is so important,” said survey in ways that his reached at gcawley@item- to extend the census dead- increasing response in ve we count every single per- Cahill. “The funding that critics say will give Re- live.com. Follow her on line from Sept. 30 to Oct. census tracts, which have son we can.” Lynn alone will derive publicans an advantage Twitter @GaylaCawley. Desk shortage forces people to Lynn reports an get creative about workspaces additional death

By Joseph Pisani est in desks has doubled AP RETAIL WRITER in the last month from the from COVID-19 month before. But prices NEW YORK — First it aren’t necessarily cheap. By Gayla Cawley cording to the health de- was toilet paper. Disinfec- Shaynah Dungan, who ITEM STAFF partment. tant wipes. Beans. Coins. needs a desk for when she In Revere, 14 new cases Computers. Now, desks Lynn reported an addi- were reported to bring the starts esthetician school tional death and two new are in short supply be- in January, said desks city’s caseload to 2,674. cause of the coronavirus coronavirus cases on Fri- The city’s death toll re- similar to the sold-out one day, and new cases were pandemic. she wants from Ikea were mained the same at 103, Millions of kids logging also reported in Lynn eld, according to the city web- overpriced on Amazon and Peabody and Revere. onto virtual school this OfferUp, an app where site. fall has parents scram- With the changes, Lynn Numbers remained the people sell their stuff. now has 4,907 cases and bling to nd furniture for People are guring out same in Nahant (52 cases, them. It’s a small indigni- its death toll rises to 118. six deaths) and were not other solutions, sharing A total of 524 cases re- ty compared with the kids advice on turning dressers updated in Marblehead, main active and 4,265 who don’t even have home or book shelves into make- Saugus or Swampscott by people have recovered internet or computers, but shift desks on Pinterest press time. from the virus, according it’s a hassle for parents and Facebook. As of Thursday, Swamp- to city data. lucky enough to have the Megan Fry, who is start- scott had 168 cases and 11 Two new cases were space and money to afford PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS ing a new work-from- deaths. Marblehead (269 reported in Lynn eld to desks just the same. A desk constructed by Megan Fry out of a leg- home customer service cases, 30 deaths) and Sau- bring the town’s caseload At the same time, some less tabletop and bookcases stands in her Indi- job in Indianapolis in gus (702 cases, 41 deaths) to 137. Fourteen people people are realizing anapolis home. October, said she had to have not released updated they’ll be working from go the “DIY route” after have died, according to numbers since Wednes- home for the long haul visits to Walmart, Ikea the town website. day. Target or Walmart. Her U.S. stores, acknowledged Peabody reported nine and require new furni- husband found a oor low stocks of kid’s desks and other stores found no ture. To nd desks, people new cases, but no addi- Gayla Cawley can be model at a store 45 min- and laptops in a ABC desk options under $150. are scouring stores near tional deaths on Friday. reached at gcawley@item- utes away from their home News interview on Sept. She made her own using and far and even making a $30 legless tabletop The city now has 1,288 live.com. Follow her on in Gresham, Oregon. 11. their own. from Ikea placed on top of cases and 183 deaths, ac- Twitter @GaylaCawley. It was smaller and more Online, sales of desks Elizabeth Rossmiller, two short bookcases from a teacher working from dinged up than she ex- and accessories, such as Amazon, which cost $42 CORRECTION home for the rst time, pected, but “better than a desk chairs and lamps, apiece. laundry basket!” were up 283% in August needed to upgrade from “It’s not as cute or Due to reporter error, Center had distributed her temporary setup: an Target and Ikea are re- from the year before, ac- trendy as a bought desk we incorrectly stated in 40,000 tests to residents. upside-down laundry bas- stocking home of ce sup- cording to Rakuten In- and I wish it had drawers Wednesday’s paper that The NSMC distributed ket on a nightstand. plies due to high demand. telligence, which tracks for storage,” said Fry. “But The desk she wanted Amazon and Walmart did shopper behavior. Sites I’m happy it’s clean and the North Shore Medical care kits not test kits. from Amazon was out of not respond to requests for that offer used goods show has a large surface on top stock. None were avail- comment. But John Furn- spiking interest: On Face- for my monitors and lap- able for under $200 at er, who runs Walmart’s book Marketplace, inter- top.” Queen Elizabeth II New measurements show moon to trim costs as COVID-19 hits income has hazardous radiation levels LONDON (AP) — Brit- Buckingham Palace has ain’s Queen Elizabeth II already introduced a staff By Marcia Dunn the moon, the study noted. and her family are facing pay freeze and a halt to AP AEROSPACE WRITER A Chinese-German team a 35 million pound ($45 hiring. reported on the radiation million) hit from the coro- The accounts show that CAPE CANAVERAL, data collected by the land- Fla. — Future moon ex- navirus pandemic, partly the monarchy cost British er — named Chang’e 4 for taxpayers 69.4 million plorers will be bombarded due to a shortage of tour- the Chinese moon goddess ists, the monarch’s mon- pounds ($88.2 million) with two to three times — in the U.S. journal Sci- ey-manager said Friday. in the year to the end of more radiation than as- ence Advances. Releasing the royal March, an increase of 2.4 tronauts aboard the In- “This is an immense household’s annual ac- million ($3.1 million) on ternational Space Sta- achievement in the sense counts, Keeper of the the previous nancial tion, a health hazard that that now we have a data Privy Purse Michael Ste- year. will require thick-walled set which we can use to vens said a lack of income The accounts also show shelters for protection, benchmark our radiation” from visitors to royal that Prince Harry and scientists reported Friday. and better understand the buildings was likely to his wife, Meghan, paid an China’s lander on the potential risk to people on bring a general funding undisclosed sum to reim- far side of the moon is pro- the moon, said Thomas shortfall of 15 million burse the public purse for viding the rst full mea- Berger, a physicist with pounds ($19 million) over rent and refurbishment of surements of radiation the German Space Agen- three years. their Frogmore Cottage exposure from the lunar cy’s medicine institute. He said the impact home near Windsor Cas- surface, vital information Astronauts would get of the pandemic is also tle. The exact sum will for NASA and others aim- 200 to 1,000 times more likely to cause a 20 mil- appear in next year’s ac- ing to send astronauts to radiation on the moon lion-pound ($25.4 mil- counts. The renovation than what we experience FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS lion) shortfall in a 10- costs alone for the home IN MEMORIAM on Earth — or ve to 10 The full moon shines surrounded by clouds in year, 369-million-pound were 2.4 million pounds CHRISTINE JERVINIS times more than passen- the outskirts of Frankfurt, Germany. program to replace ($3.1 million.) SEPTEMBER 27, 2020 gers on a trans-Atlantic antiquated heating, ON HER BIRTHDAY airline ight, noted Robert moon,” he added. “agree nearly exactly” with plumbing and wiring at Wimmer-Schweingruber of Buckingham Palace, the Radiation levels should measurements by a detec- 781-593-7700 Christian-Albrechts Uni- queen’s London home. be pretty much the same tor on a NASA orbiter that Publishing Daily, except Sundays versity in Kiel, Germany. Of cials have said the USPS-142-820 ISSN-8750-8249 all over the moon, except has been circling the moon “The difference is, how- palace’s aging infrastruc- Periodicals postage paid at Lynn, MA ever, that we’re not on for near the walls of deep for more than a decade, ture, which had its last and additional of ces. Copyright ©2020 The Daily Item such a ight for as long as craters, Wimmer-Schwe- said Kerry Lee, a space ra- major upgrade after World ingruber said. diation expert at Johnson Subscriptions astronauts would be when War II, is at risk of a cat- Prepaid by mail to all parts of the United States they’re exploring the “Basically, the less you Space Center in Houston. astrophic failure if it’s not $30.00 for 4 weeks moon,” Wimmer-Schwein- see of the sky, the better. “It is nice to see con r- replaced. $95.00 for 13 weeks gruber said in an email. That’s the primary source mation of what we think $185.00 for 26 weeks Stevens said the roy- $340.00 for 1 year Cancer is the primary of the radiation,” he said. and our understanding of al household would not Send payment to and POSTMASTER, risk. Wimmer-Schweingruber how radiation interacts ask for more government send address changes to: “Humans are not really said the radiation levels are with the moon is as ex- money but would “look The Daily Item made for these radiation close to what models had pected,” said Lee, who was to manage the impact 110 Munroe St. P.O. Box 5 She was loved by levels and should protect predicted. The levels mea- not involved in the Chi- through our own efforts everyone who knew her. Lynn, MA 01903 themselves when on the sured by Chang’e 4, in fact, nese-led study. and ef ciencies.” SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 26, 2020 THE DAILY ITEM A3 Miniature horse lifts spirits in a big way

MINI-HORSE ganization in 2017, af- From A1 ter seeing the bene ts of therapy horses in the The 24-inch-tall, cremel- west and midwest, and lo-colored horse was pro- noticing that no organi- vided by Lifting Spirits, zations were using them a non-pro t organization in New England. Over that arranges therapy the last three years Ha- horse visits with dozens dad acquired ve addi- of schools, nursing homes tional horses and has and families like Brid- since conducted 85 visits. get’s. “You see the smiles as ITEM PHOTO | OLIVIA FALCIGNO Before COVID-19, soon as [the horses] get Lifting Spirits focused off the trailer,” said Kris- Swampscott students drew on pinwheels as part of the Pinwheels for Peace project, which can be largely on taking their ta Martin, a member of seen at Linscott Park in Swampscott. mini-horses to schools to the Board at Lifting Spir- educate students in their its. “It’s great to see them “Just Say Whoa to Bul- open up as the visit goes Swampscott (pin)wheels out lying Campaign.” Now along. It’s a great mental that these visits have break for kids who are been made more dif cult going through a lot.” by the virus, they have Bridget has also re- a way to connect students with art shifted their focus to one- ceived considerable on-one visits with chil- support from the Lynn dren battling disease and community. A Gofundme PINWHEELS cording to its website, was nize the town’s 2018 Pin- them to Linscott Park. elderly nursing home page dedicated to her re- From A1 started in 2005 by Florida wheels for Peace display “It’s been a chance to be residents. covery has far surpassed high school teachers Ann marking International connected with the kids. It LaVigne discovered the The fruits of their efforts their initial fundrais- Ayers and Ellen McMillan Peace Day with music and meant a lot to me,” Eisen- organization through a line the pathway leading ing goal of $7,000 with as a way for their students food. berg said. friend who had worked to the park gazebo with $11,160 raised so far. to express their feelings COVID-19’s onset meant School Committee with them in the past, LaVigne pledged that the wheels spinning in the about what’s going on stripping down the 2020 Chairwoman Amy O’Con- reached out, and found wind. Proud parents have any funds not spent on in the world and in their celebration and Eisenberg nor’s children participat- that they were happy to Bridget’s recovery would shared pinwheel pictures lives. and Dilisio were deter- ed in the 2018 pinwheel support her daughter. on social media. be donated to the Jimmy “The project was quick- mined to use the pinwheels celebration and she said “We were so fortunate Fund Clinic. “It’s been really nice for ly embraced by their to make a connection with the project has meant a to meet her and glad The Gofundme page is the kids during an isolat- students and the entire their students. lot to students and to the to bring some smiles to “Support Little Bridget ing time and it’s an im- school community and by They organized pin- town. her and her family,” said Vinard.” portant way to start the millions of art teachers, wheel kits for distribution “It’s one of those lovely Toni Hadad, President year,” said elementary teachers, parents, children at schools with simple in- community things that and Founder of Lifting Guthrie Scrimgeour school art teacher Rachel and adults who desire structions for students to make the whole communi- Spirits. can be reached at gscrim- Eisenberg. “It was a great peace in our world,” stated assemble the pinwheels at ty stop and look,” she said. Hadad founded the or- [email protected]. way to come together for the site. home. Students custom- the kids to really feel like Eisenberg and fellow ized the pinwheels with Thor Jourgensen can be part of something.” Swampscott art teacher their own designs and reached at tjourgensen@ Discover Marblehead Pinwheels for Peace, ac- Erin Dilisio helped orga- color choices and brought itemlive.com. Halloween through a screen in Salem at inaugural Fall Fair MARBLEHEAD lines. So far, 17 artists HALLOWEEN a long list of lms and more. on Demand. From A1 have committed to the From A1 television shows that fea- Mass Hysteria, a 2019 For those looking for event, which leaves three ture the notorious Witch independent horror more films to celebrate organization that focuses open spots. on promoting businesses Crawford, Betsy Sodaro, City. comedy about a group a COVID-friendly Hal- What’s key, she said, and bringing in people George Wallace, and Blake In the classic 1993 film of Salem Witch Trial loween this year, a list is that the event is hap- to the town, according Clark. Hocus Pocus — available re-enactors who find of the Destination Salem pening on a much small- to Stacey, who explained er scale than those other “As travel to Salem isn’t now on Prime Video and themselves the target staff’s favorite movies she and her current busi- larger events that had possible for many fam- Disney + — viewers will of a modern-day witch and television programs ness partner, Amy Buch- to be postponed. In ad- ilies this year, the new recognize scenes from hunt after a tourist dies filmed in Salem can be found at salem.org/ er, had been interested in dition, all attendees, art- lm will let them bring a Pioneer Village, as well on Halloween night, was filmed-in-salem. organizing a fall fair to ists and event organizers piece of it home to their as iconic downtown lo- filmed in Pioneer Village ll the void left by other will be wearing masks personal screen,” Fox cations like the Ropes and several other down- Elyse Carmosino can be similar town events that and hand sanitizer will said. Mansion, Salem Com- town locations and is reached at ecarmosino@ had been canceled this be made available, she Hubie Halloween joins mon, Old Town Hall, and also available on Vimeo itemlive.com. year. said. For example, two of the “Our hope is we can get town’s signature events, at least 100 to 150 people Glitches, cyber attacks caused near-total the Marblehead Festi- to the fair that day,” said val of Arts and the Mar- Stacey. “We’re doing it blehead Art Walk, were over a four-hour period in technology breakdown in Lynn eld schools canceled earlier this year hopes that we can spread and Stacey has heard that out people.” Although the focus of to zoom from home. Our at the Webster School “Could we have fore- the annual Marblehead CYBER ATTACK the fair will be on the teachers love being in in Everett, was instru- Christmas Walk, which From A1 seen this coming, could local artisans, the event their classrooms where mental in connecting the draws large crowds each we have done something will also feature inter- alone and that, while the they have their materi- district with NorthEast year, may be called off as different?” he asked. active elements, such as system was brought back als set up, so they chose Technology, Inc., a com- well. “These are all valid ques- mini pumpkin decorating up, it couldn’t sustain the to come in but were still pany Barrett works with “We decided to do it just tions. We want to get to kits, and photo opportu- zooming demand. struggling.” on a daily basis in Ever- because there doesn’t nities with scarecrows “We started to have The attacks continued ett. the bottom of this and we seem to be a lot of things and bales of hay, Stacey these intermittent in and into this week, prompt- “I have a prior relation- will. Our rst step was going on,” said Stacey. said. out in terms of getting on ing an emergency meet- ship with that team help- we had to get the kids “We saw a need for it in Each pumpkin kit pur- throughout the day last ing at Town Hall on ing to lead the tech efforts back online. It’s about the community. It will chased will bene t the week on Thursday and Wednesday. in Everett, and we have making sure our technol- give local artists a chance Marblehead Food Pan- Friday,” Vogel said. “This should not be had absolutely zero tech to show and sell their ogy is working correctly try, while each table pur- Vogel said the district taken lightly, what was issues, so that was a direct art.” and kids are learning, chased by a local artist reached out to its tech- done behind the scenes connection I had that I Stacey said they reached but we will circle back will bene t the museum. nology consultant and over the last couple of knew would work in Lyn- out to the Marblehead to make sure we under- Stacey said they are look- major internet provider, days. There were elbows n eld after all the prob- Museum to partner in the stand what we have to do ing to raise $400 for the but those efforts were un- greased, favors called in lems,” said Barrett. “As a event, and “it just kind of museum and between successful. The district by state reps, selectmen, Principal, I also know full to prevent this from hap- spiraled from there.” Pro- $250 to $300 for the food reached out to an alter- Rob Dolan, that got us to well the challenges of re- pening again.” ceeds from the event will pantry, which have both native provider late in yesterday (Wednesday) mote learning and what On a more positive bene t both the museum been struggling during the week to “increase and afternoon,” said School is needed to be a com- note, Vogel said switch- and the Marblehead Food the pandemic. change our systems so Committee member Rich plete success. The Board Pantry. ing to hybrid is great “I think the key is that that we had a substantial Sjoberg who represented “We’re excited to be of Selectmen was happy news for extracurricular it’s going to be outdoors backup equivalent to our the School Committee at working with them and to work with all involved activities. and we’re taking the pre- major provider. the emergency meeting. using our Lee Mansion to make sure our students “Extracurriculars and cautions and it’s a smaller “However, over the garden space for a commu- “I’m proud of the team for and staff are back on track athletics are a big part of event,” said Stacey. “We weekend we didn’t know everything they did.” for the 2020-2021 school nity event,” said Lauren students’ school experi- really hope to grow it into when we would continue McCormack, executive di- Board of Selectmen year.” something bigger over the to get attacked so we de- ences and life, so this is rector of the Marblehead Chairman Chris Barrett, Vogel said she is con dent years when we have less cided we needed to have very good news for them,” a former School Commit- that “now we have a plan to Museum. of the COVID guidelines a way to decrease the she said, adding fall try- tee member, said he is support our teachers.” At the Lee Mansion Gar- we have to follow down numbers of people using outs will be held through- always ready and will- School Committee dens, people can spread the road.” our backup internet in ing to help make sure Chairman Jamie Hayman out the week. out easily, Stacey said, case our major line got the students, families said he still has a lot of noting that the 20 tables Gayla Cawley can be attacked again,” Vogel and teachers have every- questions about how this Anne Marie Tobin can be for local artists will be reached at gcawley@item- said. “So we made the de- thing they need to suc- could be allowed to hap- reached at atobin@item- spaced far apart to follow live.com. 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E¥¦¥ M. G DIRECTORS President and Publisher Edward L. Cahill Collins’ struggle in Maine M§Ÿ H. SŸŸ Chief Executive O cer John M. Gilberg Edward M. Grant E C J. CŸ¡ CŸ Advertising Director News Editor Gordon R. Hall 110 Munroe St. W J. K TŸ  J ¢£ Monica Connell Healey P.O. Box 5 Chief Financial O cer Editorial Page Editor J. Patrick Norton re ects national distress Lynn, MA 01903 J N. W  C  T¢¤ Michael H. Shanahan Chief Operating O cer Chairman Community Relations Director Customer Service FRYEBURG, Maine — another Maine tradition, years ago she wrote an Monday - Friday, 8 a.m. - 5 p.m. PUBLISHERS How they once loved Su- one that is tripping her up op-ed in The Washington Horace N. Hastings, 1877-1904 san. this autumn. Connecting Charles H. Hastings and Wilmot R. Hastings, 1904-1922 Post declaring she would Charles H. Hastings, 1922-1940 They loved her for her The state has long sent not vote for Trump be- All Departments: Ernest W. Lawson, 1940-1960 sprightly independence. to Washington lawmakers cause the GOP nominee 781-593-7700 Charles H. Gamage and Peter Gamage, 1960-1982 They loved her for her with a national pro le, in- Peter Gamage, 1982-1991 “does not reect histori- Ext. 2 Peter H. Gamage, 1991-1996 brave de ance of conven- cluding two 19th-century cal Republican values nor Brian C. šayer, 1996-1999 tion. They loved her for House speakers, Thomas Classi ed/Legal Advertising Bernard W. Frazier Jr., 1999-2005 the inclusive approach to classi [email protected] Peter H. Gamage, 2005-2014 her resistance to regimen- Brackett Reed (known as governing that is critical tation, for the courage of “Czar Reed”) and James to healing the divisions Subscriptions John S. Moran, Executive Editor, 1975-1990 [email protected] her convictions — and for G. Blaine (“the continen- in our country.” She cast their conviction that she tal liar from the State of a write-in vote for House Circulation had courage. Maine”), Senate Majority Speaker Paul Ryan. [email protected] Now they hold her in bit- Leader George Mitchell In this re-election bat- ter contempt. (later a principal in Mid- Ext. 3 tle — a hugely expensive United States Senator dle East and Irish peace Newsroom affair, with more than Susan Collins, the four- negotiations), Edmund [email protected] term Republican from the Muskie (later secretary of $76 million in campaign [email protected] spending by both sides EDITORIAL potato and broccoli coun- state), and William Cohen Ext. 4 try of faraway Caribou (a Republican who voted sloshing around a state (population 7,614 and 23 with 1.3 million people Sports to impeach GOP President [email protected] hard-scrabble miles from Richard Nixon and be- — Collins has tried to re- No student should Canada), once had the came secretary of defense claim the mantle of hon- Ext. 5 est broker. In the debate, highest approval ratings in a Democratic adminis- Retail and Online of any Republican in the tration). she rated Trump’s han- Advertising be left behind by chamber. She created her Collins once won na- dling of the coronavirus [email protected] crisis as “uneven” and own aura, a one-woman tional recognition for her ADVERTISING era of good feelings for the evenhandedness, break- said he “should have been 21st century that matched ing from the GOP to sup- straightforward” about Ernie Carpenter Jr. remote learning the 19th-century period port background checks the threat. Director of Advertising and Business Development, ext. 1355 when Maine joined the for gun purchases and to But she is clearly on the [email protected] Editorial from the Seattle Times Union, when party rival- acquit Bill Clinton in the defensive, a posture unfa- ries were abandoned and 1999 impeachment tri- miliar to her and awkward Ralph Mitchell While many state’s students settle into new rou- when the country, hungry al, but standing with her Sales Representative, ext. 1313 in a state that delivers two [email protected] tines of remote learning, thousands still don’t have for economic prosperity Republican colleagues Electoral College votes to the devices or connectivity they need to learn online. and territorial growth, supporting the Iraq War the winner of the state- Eric Rondeau That’s unacceptable. hurried into the future resolution and backing Sales Representative, ext. 1280 wide popular vote and [email protected] Basic education is the constitutional right of every unburdened by great divi- the Trump and George W. one each for the winner child. When students don’t have the essential tools sion. Bush tax cuts. In a mea- in the two congressional Patricia Whalen for learning — regardless of whether public school Today there is far less sure of her disregard for districts. Four years ago, Sales Representative, ext. 1310 instruction happens remotely, in traditional class- [email protected] good feeling around Col- ideological purity, Col- Trump lost the statewide rooms or some shifting combination of the two — lins, now with the lowest lins’ lifetime American vote but won a single BUSINESS OFFICE that right is compromised. approval ratings in the Conservative Union and electoral vote because he Even though school districts and state leaders have Senate. She trails state Americans for Democratic Susan J. Conti swept the northernmost Controller, ext. 1288 had months to prepare for this unusual fall semester, House Speaker Sara Gide- Action scores — regarded district of the state — the [email protected] some K-12 students still do not have the technology on in her re-election battle as right- and left-wing rat- home turf of Collins. or internet connectivity required for remote learning. and, if her radio is on as ings — both are under 50 Ted Grant Some 19 years ago, Col- In Washington, the greatest shortcoming is in ac- she tools around a state percent. Publisher, ext. 1234 lins told me that her po- [email protected] cess to broadband. State of cials estimate that only that once was loopy in love But it was her Kavana- about 78 percent of students had consistent access to with her, she might hear ugh-and-Trump apostasy litical pro le perfectly Marian Kinney a reliable internet connection last spring. This fall, an advertisement with a that shattered her reputa- matched the inclinations ext. 1212 that number is a mere 83 percent. woman saying, “I will nev- tion as a gure, cultivated of her state. [email protected] These gures are only estimates, created by com- er, ever, ever vote for Su- since she entered the Sen- “The middle is where Will Kraft bining data from a number of sources, including dis- san Collins again.” Or an- ate in 1997, who resisted Maine is,” she said. “We Chief Financial Of cer, ext. 1296 trict reopening plans, an August digital access sur- other one that says Maine party diktats. have a long tradition of [email protected] vey and surveys conducted last spring. residents “can’t trust Su- Only two years ago, sending moderates of both parties to the Senate. Paula Villacreses Philanthropy, private business and other commu- san Collins, not anymore.” Maine’s Colby College A/R Specialist, ext. 1205 nity partners have stepped in to help close the tech- Her trust-busting awarded her an honor- When liberal Democrats [email protected] nology gap by raising funds to help close the digital crimes: voting to con rm ary degree because she or conservative Republi- divide and support remote learning. Amazon CEO cans have been elected, Mike Shanahan Supreme Court nominee “stands for how politics Chief Executive Of cer, ext. 1956 Jeff Bezos has vowed to match individual donations Brett Kavanaugh and to and governance should they last for one term or [email protected] to this digital equity initiative up to $1 million per acquit Donald Trump in work in a civil society so. People in Maine reject unique donor. This admirable effort is sure to make a the Senate impeachment committed to democratic harsh rhetoric on either Carolina Trujillo difference in the coming weeks. Community Relations Director, ext. 1226 trial that became a trial ideals.” In the commence- side. They think answers [email protected] But what about the longer term? The pandemic for Collins as well. She’s ment address she deliv- come through compromise has clearly shown that student access to technology struggling to redeem her- ered, she decried the “era and working out differenc- Jim Wilson is essential, not a luxury. As such, it calls for a sus- self by asserting she won’t of ever-worsening divi- Chief Operating Of cer, ext. 1200 es.” [email protected] tainable, secure source of funding — no small task vote for a Trump court siveness” that threatened Then again, former Rep. during these uncertain times. nominee this fall. the “sense of community, Barney Frank, the liberal CIRCULATION And, as school districts are learning, remote online But she’s in peril, and which has long character- Democrat from Massachu- Lisa Mahmoud instruction is about more than distributing laptops her predicament imper- ized our country,” arguing setts, dismissed that as Manager, ext. 1239 and wi hotspots. It requires ongoing support and ils a Maine tradition. that civil civic discourse what he called the “mod- [email protected] systemwide change. With former GOP Sen. had been undermined by erate three-step shufe,” In Washington and other states, someone needs to be CUSTOMER SERVICE Olympia Snowe — who “hyper-partisanship, in- a political maneuver of charged both with identifying and aligning resources tolerated but seldom pro- sult, intolerance and accu- “ineffectual protests, ab- La’ Mosha Ball to meet immediate needs and identifying long-term, moted the idea the two sation.” ject surrender and then Customer Service, ext. 1276 systemic improvements to make remote online learn- were warm allies, united [email protected] At Colby, she decried po- denial.” ing a reality for every student in the district. in battling extreme par- litical contention that was In this campaign, Col- GRAPHICS The goal is to cross classroom boundaries to con- tisanship — Collins stood “poisoning our discourse, lins is arguing that she nect each student to remote learning. It could be a apart from Republican ri- turning us against one Trevor Andreozzi model for other districts in ensuring remote instruc- gidity and luxuriated in doesn’t dance to anyone’s Designer another, and preventing [email protected] tion isn’t leaving some kids behind. their image as the heirs us from coming together tune. Her rival says she to the independent tra- to solve problems” — only is dancing in the arms of Mark Sutherland dition of Maine’s rst fe- to be embroiled in just Trump. This much is un- Creative Director, ext. 1330 [email protected] READERS’ FORUM male senator, Margaret that as she campaigns for assailably true: The Sen- Chase Smith, famous for re-election. ate race in Maine echoes NEWSROOM her 1950 “Declaration of In her early September the soundtrack of our era. A 1972 Swampscott High Mike Alongi Conscience” denunciation debate with Gideon, she Sports Editor, ext. 1228 Re-open our libraries School graduate, David M. of Sen. Joseph McCar- refused to say whom she [email protected] thy. Smith was defeated would support in the pres- Shribman is the Pulitzer Prize-winning former ex- Elyse Carmosino For several months now, versations in person with in 1972 by Democrat Bill idential election. “I don’t Reporter, ext. 1264 the good citizens of Pea- neighbors and friends. Hathaway, who portrayed think that the people of ecutive editor of the Pitts- [email protected] body have been denied We are privileged in her as out of touch with Maine need my advice on burgh Post-Gazette. Follow physical access to three Peabody to have an excep- Maine. whom to support for pres- him on Twitter @Shrib- Gayla Cawley Reporter, ext. 1236 of our city’s treasures: our tional main library as well Yet the two were heirs to ident,” she said. But four manPG. [email protected] public libraries. While we as two branch libraries, appreciate the measures all offering multiple dai- Cheryl Charles instituted early in the ly programs that inform, News Editor, ext. 1278 [email protected] COVID-19 virus scare, it is educate and entertain ev- now time to put into place ery citizen and all for free. Olivia Falcigno new guidelines whereby How lucky we are to have Photographer, ext.1224 access to borrowing books knowledgeable staff that [email protected] in person is no longer a are approachable and po- Spenser Hasak hassle but a return to one lite and who truly enjoy Photographer, ext. 1332 of the basic rights of ev- their jobs. [email protected] eryone who lives here. Now that the threat of Thor Jourgensen For those of us who have the COVID-19 virus has Editorial Page Editor, ext. 1267 availed ourselves of the been greatly diminished, [email protected] wonderful and varied pro- it’s time to get back on Daniel Kane grams that our libraries track. As a local published Sports Reporter, ext. 1228 have offered in the past, author, I know rst-hand [email protected] being quarantined from what our libraries offer Steve Krause them for so long has be- to those of us who nd Writer-at-Large, ext. 1229 come a tribulation. true pleasure in opening [email protected] Like the fabled country a book, physically turning Guthrie Scrimgeour stores of America’s past, the pages and savoring Reporter, ext. 1222 our libraries have become the contents, and being [email protected] places where not only can able to choose from thou- we borrow books and oth- sands of offerings right in Anne Marie Tobin Sports Reporter, ext. 1307 er forms of entertainment, front of us, in person. [email protected] but where we can ex- change ideas, catch up on Jane Gandolfo TECHNOLOGY local news and have con- Peabody Tim Noyes Director ext. 1247 TO SUBMIT YOUR LETTERS, PLEASE MAIL TO THE DAILY ITEM, P.O. 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All address information, particu- is blocking the view for cars Lynn’s Washington Street re larly arrests, re ect police records. trying to pull out onto Nahant In the event of a perceived inac- Rd. The man reported the sign curacy, it is the sole responsibility almost caused an accident. A dispatched of cer reported caused by electrical problem of the concerned party to contact there was no obstruction. the relevant police department and Police received a call at have the department issue a no- 7:49 p.m. Wednesday about By Gayla Cawley the rst oor. According was contained to one home, Zukas said. tice of correction to the Daily Item. debris in the middle of the ITEM STAFF to a social media post room on the rst oor, “It is a problem we see Corrections or clarications will not causeway in front of Tides. A from the department on there was smoke and wa- throughout the city when LYNN — A Washing- Thursday, re ghters en- ter damage throughout be made without express notice of dispatched of cer reported ton Street house re that people try to convert their removing a broom handle countered heavy re upon the home, Zukas said. basements into illegal change from the arresting police displaced nine people on their arrival at the res- All nine residents -- department. from the causeway. No further Thursday night appears bedrooms,” said Zukas, action was required. idence and were able to three adults and one mi- to have been caused by knock it down by about 7 nor on the rst oor and noting that every bed- LYNN an electrical problem, ac- p.m. ve adults on the second room is required to have Animal Control cording to the Lynn Fire “It should be noted that oor -- have been tem- a window of a certain size Arrests Police received a call at Department. companies working there porarily displaced and in order to comply with 11:56 a.m. Thursday from The re broke out at made a good stop to keep placed in hotels, Zukas building and re codes. Bascom Drawdy, 27, of a man who stated his four- 78 Washington St., a 2½ it to one room on the rst said. “These are very dan- 301 Essex St., was arrested month-old siberian husky story wood-framed house oor,” said Zukas. “As res The re department gerous for that reason. If and charged with trespassing, with two condo units, went missing the day before. go, it was a good stop. It has pinpointed a possi- there’s a re, you can’t get Class A drug possession sub- shortly after 6:30 p.m, could have been a lot ble cause to an electrical The dog, described as all gray out and it makes it harder sequent offense, and shop- according to Lynn Fire worse.” problem on the rst oor. with a white stripe down the for us to get in.” lifting by asportation at 2:50 face and one blue eye/one Capt. Joseph Zukas. There were no injuries One issue re ghters en- p.m. Thursday. Zukas credited the to residents or re ght- countered when respond- Gayla Cawley can be brown eye, was last seen in reached at gcawley@item- Diamond District in Lynn. department’s quick re- ers, but the building is ing to the re was the four live.com. Follow her on Accidents Police received a call at sponse with containing temporarily uninhabit- illegal bedrooms located the blaze to one room on able. Although the re in the basement of the Twitter @GaylaCawley. A report of a motor vehicle 7:10 p.m. Wednesday from hit and run crash at 12:40 a man who reported he lost p.m. Thursday at Essex and a six-month-old husky near Fayette streets. Lynn Shore Drive. The dog is Teen charged in Kenosha A report of a motor vehicle described as gray and white crash at 2:03 p.m. Thursday with blue eyes, around 35 at 63 Eastern Ave.; at 2:17 pounds. p.m. Thursday at Commercial A woman called the station shootings ghts extradition and Summer streets; at 2:44 at 6:09 p.m. Wednesday to p.m. Thursday on Commercial report a cat was struck by a By Scott Bauer, Rittenhouse as a domestic Illinois Gov. J.B. Pritz- extradition. Street; at 2:48 p.m. Thursday car on Nahant Rd. Kathleen Foody and terrorist whose presence at CVS at 65 Boston St.; at Teresa Crawford with a rie incited the pro- 4:21 p.m. Thursday at 50 W Vandalism ASSOCIATED PRESS testers. Neptune St.; at 4:27 p.m. Rittenhouse appeared Police received a call at 4 WAUKEGAN, Ill. (AP) — Thursday at Centro Liquors at via video for a hearing in p.m. Wednesday from a man The 17-year-old charged in 395 Essex St.; at 5:56 p.m. a Lake County, Ill., court who stated he believed some- the shooting deaths of two Thursday at Joyce and Union on Friday, where his attor- one slashed one of his tires protesters in Wisconsin streets; at 6:26 p.m. Thursday ney asked for more time with a knife. An of cer dis- is ghting his extradition at Nahant Rotary at 1 Lyn- to prepare his arguments patched to Range Rd. report- from Illinois, but his attor- nway; at 8:35 p.m. Thursday against extradition, with- at 109 Lawton Ave.; at 11:22 ed the caller hit a curb earlier neys didn’t outline their strategy during a brief out detailing what they p.m. Thursday at Chadwell today and caused the marks. would be. Rittenhouse, Court and Summer Street; Both rims of the vehicle were hearing on Friday and le- gal experts say there isn’t wearing a face mask, said at 1:38 a.m. Friday at Austin also bent. only “Good morning, your Square Baptist Church at 685 much the teen can do to stop it. honor” during a hearing Boston St.; at 7:51 a.m. Fri- Thefts that lasted less than 10 day at 88 Chatham St. Kyle Rittenhouse sur- FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS A caller reported a break rendered to police in his minutes. One of Rittenhouse’s at- Assaults and enter from the other night hometown of Antioch, Il- Kyle Rittenhouse faces a hearing Friday on at 9:53 a.m. Wednesday. linois, a day after pros- torneys, John Pierce, made whether he should be sent to Wisconsin to A report of an assault and ecutors say he shot and clear that he is oppos- stand trial on homicide charges that could put battery at 6:09 p.m. Thurs- SWAMPSCOTT killed two protesters and ing Rittenhouse’s return him in prison for life. day on Brimblecom Street; wounded a third on the to Wisconsin to face the at 10:52 p.m. Thursday at 68 streets of Kenosha on Aug. charges. Pierce asked for Assaults a month to prepare argu- Laighton St.; at 9:04 a.m. Fri- 25. If convicted of one of ker had signed a warrant “We’re ready to proceed,” day on Boston Street. A report of an assault at the most serious charges ments challenging extra- dition that he said involve to return Rittenhouse to he said. 9:23 p.m. Thursday on Para- he faces, he would be sen- Wisconsin after a request Extradition cases are tenced to life in prison. “issues of some complexity, Breaking And Entering dise Road. A caller reported from Wisconsin Gov. Tony rarely fought, but when there were three men, one of Rittenhouse’s attor- frankly that have not aris- Evers, a fellow Democrat. they are the defendant has A report of a motor vehicle neys have said he acted en in the country for some whom, had a gun in the area. Pierce asked for a chance breaking and entering at 4:33 in self-defense and have time.” to do it through a habeas p.m. Thursday at 27 Ocean Complaints portrayed him as a coura- Judge Paul Novak gave to review the warrant, corpus proceeding, said Terrace. geous patriot who was ex- the defense 14 days to which Nerheim said he Cecelia Klingele, a pro- A report of a breaking and A report of a disturbance ercising his right to bear review papers and le had received Friday morn- fessor at the University entering 5:39 p.m. Thursday at 8:33 a.m. Thursday at 54 arms during a night of un- pleadings ahead of an Oct. ing. of Wisconsin Law School. at 71 Laurel St. Redington St. rest over the police shoot- 9 hearing — the second Nerheim said in his 20 That means Rittenhouse A report of suspicious ac- ing of Jacob Blake, who is such delay that has been years as an attorney, he’s would have to argue that Overdoses tivity at 1:34 p.m. Thursday at Black. And his arrest has granted to Rittenhouse. never seen anyone ght he is being illegally de- Stetson and Suffolk avenues. become a rallying point for Whatever the judge rules extradition after the gov- tained, she said. A report of an overdose at A caller reported a man in a some on the right, with a can be appealed. ernor signed a warrant for “We just don’t know 10:21 p.m. Thursday at Breed gray pickup truck was circling legal defense fund that Mike Nerheim, the Lake it. Nerheim said he didn’t what the basis of the legal Middle School at 90 O’Cal- Stetson Avenue, getting out of has attracted millions in County state’s attorney, know on what basis Rit- challenge is going to be,” laghan Way. the vehicle, and driving in a donations. But others see said after the hearing that tenhouse would challenge she said. suspicious manner. Vandalism A caller reported hearing A report of vandalism at nine gunshots at 7:09 p.m. 11:03 p.m. Thursday at 6 Thursday in the area of the Suffolk St. ball elds at Swampscott Mid- dle School at 207 Forest Ave. Police reported the noise was MARBLEHEAD from reworks. A disturbance was reported Accidents at 8:19 p.m. Thursday at Phil- A caller reported his trail- lips Park at 601 Humphrey St. er struck a stop sign and A caller reported a car was knocked it over while he was doing donuts in the parking traveling through the ve cor- lot of the park. ners intersection on School Street at 3:52 p.m. Thursday. Theft The highway department was noti ed. A report of a larceny at 3:11 p.m. Thursday at 26 Winshaw Complaints Road. A caller reported her landscaper’s leaf blower was A report of two people stolen. playing music at 7:17 p.m. Thursday on Front Street. A PEABODY caller reported two people were down at the Landing Animal Control playing annoying music and PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS he did not think they had an Police received a voicemail Cal Fire air tankers help stop the spread of a brush re in Lark eld Calif., Thursday. entertainment license to be at 9:19 a.m. Friday from a performing there. The caller resident of Salem St. who said they were playing bongo requested information on fos- drums and an electric guitar. ter services for her pets. The Largest California wild re threatens A report of a man spitting woman was left a voicemail at 7:26 a.m. Friday on Row- advising her to call the ARL land Street. A caller reported or MSPCA for further informa- marijuana growing area a man was “spitting” as he tion. yelled “black lives matter.” The SAN FRANCISCO (AP) to evacuate, Trinity County The threatened mari- ue of the area’s legal mar- caller said she was across the Complaints — California’s largest wild- Sheriff’s Department Depu- juana growing area is in ijuana crop at about $20 street and not next to him at re is threatening a mari- ty Nate Trujillo said. the Emerald Triangle, million. the time. Police reported the Police received a call at juana growing enclave, and “It’s mainly growers,” Tru- a three-county corner of “There (are) millions of man was holding a sign and 1:20 a.m. Friday regarding chanting. a male party playing a sax- authorities said many of the jillo said. “And a lot of them, Northern California that by dollars, millions and mil- ophone in the Leather City locals have refused to evac- they don’t want to leave some estimates is the na- lions of dollars of marijua- Commons. Dispatched of - uate and abandon their ma- because that is their liveli- tion’s largest cannabis-pro- na out there,” Trujillo said. NAHANT cers spoke with the party, who turing crops even as weath- hood.” ducing region. “Some of those plants are er forecasters predict more As many as 1,000 people People familiar with Trin- 16 feet tall, and they are Complaints agreed to stop playing. A caller at 11:44 p.m. hot, dry and windy condi- remained in Post Mountain ity Pines said the communi- all in the budding stages of An of cer reported re- Thursday reported two white tions that could fan ames. and Trinity Pines, authori- ty has up to 40 legal farms, growth right now.” ceiving a complaint for loud males, approximately 18 The wild re called the Au- ties and local residents esti- with more than 10 times Gun re in the region is music coming from a boat years old, who appeared to gust Complex is nearing the mated Thursday. that number in hidden, ille- common. A recent night near 40 Steps Beach at 5:19 be intoxicated were banging small communities of Post Numerous studies in re- gal growing areas. brought what locals dubbed p.m. Thursday. The music had on the garage door to a busi- Mountain and Trinity Pines, cent years have linked big- Growers are wary of leav- the “roll call” of cannabis stopped by the time a dis- ness on Webster St. The caller about 200 miles northwest ger U.S. wild res to global ing the plants vulnerable cultivators shooting rounds patched of cer arrived. believed they were trying to of Sacramento, the Los An- warming from the burning to ames or thieves. Each from pistols and automatic A man walked into the sta- cause damage to the proper- geles Times reported. of coal, oil and gas, especially farm has crops worth half a weapons as warnings to out- tion at 10:40 a.m. Thursday to ty. Dispatched of cers report- Law enforcement of cers because climate change has million dollars or more and siders, said Post Mountain state that a sign in the vicinity ed no issues at that time. went door to door warning of made California much drier. many are within days or volunteer Fire Chief Astrid of Pond St. and Nahant Rd. the encroaching re danger A drier California means weeks of harvest. Dobo, who also manages le- but could not force residents plants are more ammable. One estimate put the val- gal cannabis farms. A6 THE DAILY ITEM SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 26, 2020 COVID outbreak at Boston hospital grows to 19 cases

BOSTON (AP) — A in-person visitors again. COVID-19 outbreak at The state Department a major Boston hospital of Correction in a state- has now grown to 19 con- ment Thursday said firmed cases. in-person visits will re- Brigham and Women’s sume Monday at all its Hospital originally said facilities. Visits were it had identified 10 cases suspended in March be- among staff and patients cause of the coronavi- connected to two inpa- rus pandemic, although tient units. some minimum security PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS The hospital in a state- and pre-release centers ment late Thursday said Bennett Walsh, superintendent of the Soldiers’ Home in Holyoke, and medical director David started allowing visitors to date, 98 employees in July. Clinton were indicted Thursday on charges of mishandling the coronavirus outbreak at the home had been tested, with 11 for aging veterans where more than 70 died from COVID-19. Starting Monday, visits testing positive. Also, 50 must be scheduled in ad- patients had been tested, vance, and prisoners will with eight positive. be limited to one visit per Another 445 people are week, up to two people at Two charged over handling of in the process of being a time. Visitors will un- tested, and the hospital dergo a health screening, expects the number of positive cases to grow. and visitors and inmates virus outbreak at veterans home will be required to wear “This outbreak is not impacting any other ar- face coverings. Barriers By Alanna Durkin the jungles of Vietnam, mentia units, both of which to remain with three room- will be placed between Richer and to know that they died already housed some resi- mates, wander the unit eas of the hospital or our outpatient clinics,” the visitors and inmates and ASSOCIATED PRESS under the most horri c cir- dents with the virus, said and spend time in a com- no physical contact will cumstances is truly shock- investigators led by former mon room, investigators statement said. BOSTON (AP) — Two be permitted. ing,” Healey told reporters. federal prosecutor Mark found. The source of the clus- former administrators of The agency said it has A phone message was Pearlstein. When a social worker ter remains under inves- a Massachusetts veterans had just four inmate left Friday with a lawyer Healey said Walsh and raised concerns about com- tigation. home where nearly 80 peo- COVID-19 cases at its for Walsh. An email was Clinton were the ones ul- bining the two dementia The affected areas ple sickened by the coro- facilities since July 1, all sent to attorneys for Clin- timately responsible for units, the chief nursing have also been thorough- navirus died have been of whom contracted the ton. They could each face the decision to combine the of cer said that “it didn’t ly cleaned. charged over their han- virus before incarcera- prison time if convicted of two units, which she said matter because (the vet- PRISON VISITS dling of the outbreak, the tion. causing or permitting seri- led to “tragic and dead- erans) were all exposed RESUME state attorney general said The new rules do not ous bodily injury or neglect ly results.” More than 40 anyway and there was not Inmates at all Massa- Friday. chusetts state prisons affect attorneys visiting of an elder, Healey said. veterans were packed into enough staff to cover both It’s believed to be the rst will soon be allowed clients. criminal case in the coun- Relatives of veterans who a single unit that usually units,” investigators said. try brought against nurs- died at the home said they had 25 beds, and space was One staffer who helped ing home of cials for ac- hope “justice will prevail.” so limited that nine vet- move the dementia pa- tions during the pandemic, “We now want our state erans — some with symp- tients told investigators Attorney General Maura to move forward and do toms and some without — she felt like she was “walk- Natural gas Healey said. the right thing to ensure were sleeping in the dining ing (the veterans) to their Former Holyoke Soldiers’ this never happens again room, Healey said. death.” A nurse said the Home Superintendent to any other veteran,” “This never should have packed dementia unit Bennett Walsh and former the family members said happened. It never should looked “like a battle eld compressor Medical Director Dr. David in an statement emailed have happened from an tent where the cots are all Clinton were indicted by by the Holyoke Soldiers’ infection controls stand- next to each other.” a grand jury on charges Home Coalition, a group point,” Healey said. As the virus took hold, station gets stemming from their deci- advocating for improve- Since March 1, 76 vet- leadership shifted from sion in March to combine ments. erans who contracted the trying to prevent its two dementia units, pack- The charges come three coronavirus at the home spread “to preparing for ing residents who were months after a scathing have died, of cials said. the deaths of scores of res- federal approval positive for the coronavi- independent report said The rst veteran tested idents,” the report said. On rus into the same space as “utterly bafing” decisions positive March 17. Even the day the veterans were those with no symptoms, made by Walsh and other though he had shown moved, more than a dozen WEYMOUTH (AP) — The approval came less Healey said. administrators allowed the symptoms for weeks, staff additional body bags were Federal regulators have than two weeks after an The veterans “risked virus to spread unchecked. “did nothing to isolate” sent to the combined de- given final approval for accident during testing their lives from the beach- The “worst decision” was to him until his test came mentia unit, investigators operation of a natural triggered an emergency es of Normandy, to some combine the two locked de- back positive, allowing him said. gas compressor station shutdown that required in Massachusetts that workers to vent gas into opponents have said is an environmental haz- the surrounding area. Providence College extends ard. That prompted poli- The Federal Energy ticians, including U.S. Regulatory Commis- Sens. Edward Markey sion on Thursday gave and Elizabeth Warren, remote-learning plan the company behind the to call for a suspension Weymouth facility, En- of operations pending a bridge, permission to put review of the incident. PROVIDENCE, R.I. (AP) blamed this week by Gov. cases of the coronavirus There have now been al- the station into service, Alice Arena of Fore — Providence College said Gina Raimondo on the and one more death on according to WGBH. most 24,200 known cases River Residents Against Friday that a remote-only Providence College out- Friday, but also removed The federal and state and 1,107 deaths in the Compressor Station said learning plan put in place break. 249 cases from previous state. review of the project be- because of a coronavirus “We apologize sincerely days’ totals. gan and in January 2015. she was disappointed but The day’s positive rate outbreak that has affected for our part in exacerbat- A spokesman for the de- “The Weymouth Com- not surprised by FERC’s more than 200 students ing COVID-19 positivity partment said some of the was about 1.5 percent. pressor Station will en- approval. has been extended an ad- rates in the state, and for previously reported cases The seven-day rolling av- able three local gas util- The station is part ditional week, until Oct. 3. putting the health of res- were in people who had erage of the positivity rate ities in Maine and one in of Enbridge’s Atlantic Although the number idents at risk,” the college tested positive more than in Rhode Island has risen Canada to benefit from Bridge project, which is of cases among students said in a statement. once. over the past two weeks additional access to nat- supported by contracts ural gas, helping homes has been on the rise, the Off-campus students “As a part of regular from almost 1.1 percent on with local distribution private Roman Catholic have been told not to leave and businesses switch data quality improvement Sept. 10 to 1.61 percent on companies and an indus- school has been aggres- their apartments, while work, a number of duplica- from higher-emitting trial customer. sively testing students on-campus students are tive records were removed Thursday, according to the fuels to cleaner-burn- and staff and said its posi- not allowed off campus. from Rhode Island’s cumu- Johns Hopkins University ing natural gas,” an En- Enbridge has said it tivity rate has been on the The school has about 4,800 lative case count,” Joseph Center for Systems Sci- bridge spokesperson said plans to begin delivering decline since the outbreak students. Wendelken told The Prov- ence and Engineering. in an email. gas by Oct. 1. was reported Sept. 16. Failure to comply “may idence Journal. “We did The state’s seven-day Most of the students who result in permanent sep- some deduplication work rolling average of daily have tested positive live aration from the college,” to remove people who new cases is also on the RHODE ISLAND BRIEFS off campus. the statement said. tested positive more than rise, going from more than A statewide surge in cas- DUPLICATE CASES once.” es that led New York, New REMOVED Because they were 91 new cases per day on Man dies after being There were 13 homicides Sept. 10 to more than 117 Jersey and Connecticut The Rhode Island De- spread out evenly over brought to re station in the city last year. to add Rhode Island to a partment of Health re- several months, no trends on Thursday, Johns Hop- travel quarantine list was ported 119 more con rmed have changed, he said. kins reported. with stab wound Police: 87-year-old woman PROVIDENCE, R.I. (AP) struck, killed by tractor-trailer — Police in Providence are investigating the city’s CRANSTON, R.I. (AP) EPA approves dredging site off coast 12th homicide of the year. — An 87-year-old woman A man suffering from a was struck and killed by stab wound was brought a tractor-trailer on Fri- of Maine, New Hampshire to the Atwells Avenue re day as she tried to cross station at about 4 p.m. a Cranston street, police Thursday, according to said. PORTSMOUTH, N.H. EPA-designated, long- The Isles of Shoals the fishing grounds,” Maj. David Lapatin. The woman was struck (AP) — The U.S. Envi- term disposal sites for North Disposal Site will said U.S. Sen. Jeanne Fire ghters helped the not far from her home at ronmental Protection dredged material. The be used for an upcom- Shaheen, D-N.H. victim before he was taken about 10:30 a.m., Maj. Agency has designated only active site, off Cape ing dredging project in The designation under to Rhode Island Hospital, Todd Patalano said. an area about 12 miles Arundel, Maine, was Rye Harbor, N.H.. The the Marine Protection, where he died. The woman was in or off the coast of Ports- previously closed, then close proximity — it’s Research and Sanctu- His name was not re- near a crosswalk, but po- lice are still investigating mouth as a long-term reopened, and will close 10 miles closer than the aries Act was formally leased. disposal site for dredg- again after Dec. 31, 2021. Cape Arundel site — whether she had a walk published in the federal The person who brought ing material from Maine, “This disposal Site will will reduce costs of the the victim to the re sta- signal, he said. register on Friday. New Hampshire and be critical to our ability long-awaited project. tion also stayed at the The truck driver stopped The disposal site is 7 northern Massachusetts, to maintain our federal “The ability to dispose scene, but it was not clear at the scene and is cooper- the agency announced navigation projects to of dredged material at miles from Eastern Is- how that person was in- ating with the investiga- Friday. help ensure the safety the Isles of Shoals North land, the closest of the volved. No arrests have tion, police said. The Isles of Shoals of the maritime public,” is preferred over the al- Isles of Shoals. It’s 12.4 been announced. Police are not releasing North Disposal Site said EPA New England ternate location, as it miles from Portsmouth Police think the stabbing the woman’s name until meets a need in a re- Regional Administrator will help reduce costs and 11 miles from Kit- occurred not too far from her family can be noti ed gion where there are no Dennis Deziel. and also ease stress on tery, Maine. the station. of the death. SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 26, 2020 THE DAILY ITEM A7

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Fenwick girls soccer has sights set on another league title

By Mike Alongi of ways.” in the tournament,” said tential key contributors ITEM SPORTS EDITOR Fenwick went 12-6-2 Flaherty. “We lost a lot this year. last season, winning the of experience from last “We’re certainly going The Bishop Fenwick Catholic Central League year’s team after all to lean on our captains girls soccer team may Large Division before those seniors left.” a lot for their leadership, have lost a host of seniors unfortunately falling to But this year, a core because at this point all to graduation after last Stoneham in the Divi- group of talented return- of them have been there year, but the Crusaders sion 3 North quarter - ing players is poised to before and they’ve all will still be gunning for a played big roles on the Catholic Central League nal. After the season, the lead the way for Fen- Crusaders lost Isabella wick. With his quartet of team,” said Flaherty. “As title once again when the for our younger players season gets going next Fabbo, Madison Csogi, captains in seniors Jen- Katelyn Clark, Lily Far- na Durkin, Elani Gikas like Ella and Ally, we’ll weekend. be looking for them to “We’ve got a solid group rell, Eva Noci and Oceane and Mia Tsaparlis and Goriou to graduation. junior Isabella DelVec- take a big step up as ITEM PHOTOS | OLIVIA FALCIGNO returning with five se- “We had a solid season chio, Flaherty is looking well since they’ve been niors and a number of playing for the past two Left: Senior captain Elani Gikas controls the juniors, so we’ll see how and obviously winning for leadership both on years now.” ball on the turf at Bishop Fenwick High School things go,” said Fenwick the league was a great and off the field. Junior during girls soccer practice on Tuesday. Right: accomplishment, but we Ella Morgan and sopho- coach Steve Flaherty. FENWICK, B2 From left, Lea Bettencourt and Samantha “It’s going to be an inter- just ended up running more Ally Mitchell will Sharp run a drill. esting year for us in a lot into a really good team also be looked at as po- Improvement, not praise on Newton’s mind By Kyle Hightower franchise with six Lombar- throwing for 397 yards and ASSOCIATED PRESS di Trophies. coming within a yard of a “We’re in Week 2. This victory and a 2-0 start. For FOXBOROUGH — The is the NFL. We’re 1-1. I the season, he’s completing past few days have gone wouldn’t be overly jolly 71 percent of his passes. exactly as Cam Newton about our record or where But it is wins, not praise expected them to inside we stand right now. That’s the Patriots’ team facility that Newton insists is on after his rst loss as New just honest,” he said. his mind as the Patriots England’s starting quar- Still, while there were a prepare to host the Las Ve- terback. lot of questions surround- gas Raiders on Sunday. “It wasn’t a lot of smiling ing the Patriots’ prospects “That’s the most import- going on. Still not a lot of this season following the ant statistic in sports,” he smiling going on,” Newton departure of Tom Brady, said. “From youth league, said Thursday. Newton’s play over the rst rec ball to high school to Though he insisted there two games have quickly college to anything that was no subliminal message raised those expectations, requires you keeping score, in him wearing a “happily In New England’s sea- the most important statis- son-opening win over Mi- miserable” T-shirt during tic is, ‘Did you win or did PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS his video conference with ami, Newton primarily you lose?’” reporters, it’s clear Newton relied on his rushing abil- With expectations rising after a pair of solid perfmorances in his rst ity to carry the offense. two weeks in New England, Patriots quarterback Cam Newton is keep- is quickly embracing a cul- NEWTON, B2 ture in which only winning He did it with his arm in ing his focus on the short term and the Las Vegas Raiders heading into is worthy of praise for a last week’s loss at Seattle, Week 3. Celtics ght to stay alive Edelman still thriving in post-Brady era

By Gethin more for (the media) to Coolbaugh make a judgment on,” Edel- ASSOCIATED PRESS man said Friday. “I’m just trying to go out and do what FOXBOROUGH — Julian the coaches ask me to do Edelman carved out a role and try to be on the same as one of Tom Brady’s most page with Cam and do the trusted receivers during the star quarterback’s two de- best I can.” cades with the Patriots. Edelman’s 13 catches and Two games into the post- 18 targets are tied with sec- Brady era in New England, ond-year receiver N’Keal Edelman has already de- Harry for the team lead. The veloped a similar chemistry 12th-year pro’s two-game with the team’s newest QB. yardage total has exceeded The 34-year-old Edelman his output in each of his rst has emerged as a favorite 11 years with Brady by 42 target of 2015 NFL MVP yards. Cam Newton through the Brady looked Edelman’s Patriots’ rst two games, way more than any oth- totaling a team-high 236 er pass catcher during the yards receiving, including a quarterback’s 20-year Pa- career-high 179 in last Sun- triots career, completing 689 day’s 35-30 loss at Seattle. passes on 1,036 targets in PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS Despite his early success 150 regular and postseason with Newton, Edelman isn’t games together, according to Celtics stars, from left to right, Marcus Smart, Jayson Tatum and Kemba Walker had to ready to play favorites be- NBC Sports Boston. ght to try to save their run at an NBA title in Game 5 of the Eastern Conference nals. The tween Brady and Newton. Celtics trailed the Heat 3-1 in the series before tipping off in a win-or-go-home game Friday “None of that has even EDELMAN, B2 night in Lake Buena Vista, Fla. crossed my mind. That’s B2 SPORTS THE DAILY ITEM SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 26, 2020 HIGH SCHOOL SCHEDULE Fenwick girls soccer has sights SATURDAY TUESDAY Golf Golf Archbishop Williams at Bishop Fen- Swampscott at Beverly (4) wick (3:30) WEDNESDAY MONDAY set on another league title Golf Golf St. Mary’s at Arlington Catholic (3) Bishop Fenwick at Bishop Feehan (3) St. John’s Prep at BC High (3) FENWICK to get out in a game-like From B1 situation and see how TODAY IN SPORTS the new rules are being With the shortened implemented.” Sept. 26 Japan 2-1 in extra innings to win preseason already half 1942 — Jockey Club stewards The Crusaders open up its second straight gold medal. over, Flaherty and the revoke Eddie Arcaro’s license for 2004 — Peyton Manning of India- the season with a tough one year after his display of Crusaders have had to napolis passes for 393 yards and “rough riding” aboard odds-on make the most of their test, hosting defending favorite Occupation in the Cowdin five first-half touchdowns in a Division 1 state champi- 45-31 win over Green Bay. Man- limited time on the field. Stakes on Sept. 19. He attempted ons Bishop Feehan next to injure a rider during the race. ning has the most TD throws in They have already had a 1961 — Roger Maris of the New one half since Tommy Kramer in scrimmage against the Saturday, Oct. 3 (4). York Yankees ties Babe Ruth’s 1986, and the most yards in a Fenwick boys to get used “It’s not going to be 34-year-old record with his 60th quarter, 247, since Boomer Esia- to all of the new safety homer, off Jack Fisher of Balti- easy, but to be a good son in 1996. more. modifications this sea- team you have to go 2004 — San Francisco’s 34-0 loss 1981 — Nolan Ryan of the Hous- son, and Flaherty found out there and compete ton Astros becomes the first play- at Seattle ends a 420-game streak the session incredibly against the best,” said er to pitch five no-hit, no-run of not being blanked for the 49ers, helpful for him and his games. This one is a 5-0 victory an NFL record. team. Flaherty. “I know some over the Los Angeles Dodgers at 2008 — The Tampa Bay Rays win the Astrodome. “It was very helpful for of the girls over there their first AL East title when the 1981 — Kelvin Bryant of North (at Bishop Feehan) and Boston Red Sox lose to the New all of us because it gave Carolina rushes for 173 yards and the girls and myself the I know they have an in- scores four touchdowns in a 56-14 York Yankees. Tampa Bay, which victory over Boston College, giving had never won more than 70 chance to ask questions credibly strong program, him 15 touchdowns over the last games in a season, is the first of the officials while the but everyone is play- three games, an NCAA record. team other than Boston and New scrimmage was going ing under new rules so 1992 — Rocky Mountain’s Steve York to win the division since Balti- on,” said Flaherty. “At Thompson rushes for 405 yards there’s no telling what more did it in 1997. The Rays are this point, the rules are and six touchdowns in a 42-36 could happen. It’ll be a overtime victory over Carroll Col- the first AL team in the divisional the rules and we all have era to finish with the worst record great test for us and I lege. The rushing total is the sec- to follow them. I think ITEM PHOTO | OLIVIA FALCIGNO ond highest in NAIA history. in its league then win its division it’s going to be tough on know the girls are look- 1992 — Ken Irvin of Memphis is in the following year. the referees who have to ing forward to getting Junior captain Isabella DelVecchio runs a drill the first player in college football 2015 — Aaron Green catches a at Bishop Fenwick High School during the girls to block four punts in one game, make all of these calls, back out on the field in a tipped pass in the back of the end leading the Tigers past Arkansas but it was definitely good real game.” soccer practice on Tuesday night in Peabody. 22-6. zone with 23 seconds left and No. 1998 — Prairie View A&M ends its 3 TCU outlasts Texas Tech 55-52 NCAA-record 80-game losing streak in the Big 12 opener for both by stopping a 2-point conversion in teams. Edelman still thriving in post-Brady era the final minute for a 14-12 victory 2015 — Sebastian Giovinco over Langston. The victory is the breaks the MLS single-season Panthers’ first since Oct. 28, points record, assisting on two 1989, when they defeated Missis- EDELMAN (12.3 yards through the sippi Valley 21-12. goals in Toronto FC’s 3-2 victory From B1 air) than he was by Brady 2000 — At the Sydney Olympics, over the Chicago Fire to push his last season (9.2 yards). the U.S. softball team edges total to 35. Only tight end Rob After nding a div- Gronkowski has more to- ing Edelman for a high- NFL tal receiving yards (8,949) light-reel 49-yard com- from Brady than Edelman pletion — his longest of AMERICAN CONFERENCE NATIONAL CONFERENCE (7,647). Edelman’s 41 to- the season — in the third East East tal touchdown catches quarter last Sunday, W L T Pct PF PA W L T Pct PF PA Buffalo 2 0 0 1.000 58 45 Dallas 1 1 0 .500 57 59 from Brady — one more Newton showed his ap- NE 1 1 0 .500 51 46 Washington 1 1 0 .500 42 47 than Hall of Fame wide- preciation by wearing an Miami 1 2 0 .333 70 65 N.Y. Giants 0 2 0 .000 29 43 N.Y. Jets 0 2 0 .000 30 58 Philadelphia 0 2 0 .000 36 64 out Randy Moss — rank Edelman-branded “hap- South South second behind Gronkows- pily miserable” T-shirt W L T Pct PF PA W L T Pct PF PA ki (90). on Thursday during his Tennessee 2 0 0 1.000 49 44 NO 1 1 0 .500 58 57 Indianapolis 1 1 0 .500 48 38 Tampa Bay 1 1 0 .500 54 51 Brady’s well-document- weekly media availabil- Jacksonville 1 2 0 .333 70 84 Atlanta 0 2 0 .000 64 78 ed and meticulous level of ity. Houston 0 2 0 .000 36 67 Carolina 0 2 0 .000 47 65 North North preparation has allowed “For some strange rea- W L T Pct PF PA W L T Pct PF PA him to continue to play son I haven’t got my (Edel- Baltimore 2 0 0 1.000 71 22 Chicago 2 0 0 1.000 44 36 the game well into his ear- man) hat yet. (It) has to Pittsburgh 2 0 0 1.000 52 37 Green Bay 2 0 0 1.000 85 55 Cleveland 1 1 0 .500 41 68 Detroit 0 2 0 .000 44 69 ly 40s. He is often the rst be custom because of ob- Cincinnati 0 2 0 .000 43 51 Minnesota 0 2 0 .000 45 71 player out on the eld on vious reasons — I think West West W L T Pct PF PA W L T Pct PF PA game days, setting a tone it’s because I’m smart, Kansas City 2 0 0 1.000 57 40 Arizona 2 0 0 1.000 54 35 for his teammates. my hair kind of cushions Las Vegas 2 0 0 1.000 68 54 L.A. Rams 2 0 0 1.000 57 36 With Brady gone, Edel- a lot,” Newton joked. “I’m LAC 1 1 0 .500 36 36 Seattle 2 0 0 1.000 73 55 Denver 0 2 0 .000 35 42 San Fran 1 1 0 .500 51 37 man has assumed that waiting on my ‘JE11’ hat responsibility within the amongst other Julian Thursday’s Games San Francisco at N.Y. Giants, 1 p.m. Patriots’ locker room. Edelman merch. Just sup- Miami 31, Jacksonville 13 N.Y. Jets at Indianapolis, 4:05 p.m. porting the cause.” Sunday’s Games Carolina at L.A. Chargers, 4:05 p.m. “When you have a good Houston at Pittsburgh, 1 p.m. Tampa Bay at Denver, 4:25 p.m. routine — and I learned Edelman isn’t the only Tennessee at Minnesota, 1 p.m. Detroit at Arizona, 4:25 p.m. that from a lot of veteran member of the Patriots’ Cincinnati at Philadelphia, 1 p.m. Dallas at Seattle, 4:25 p.m. players, that adjusts ac- offense who has had to Chicago at Atlanta, 1 p.m. Green Bay at New Orleans, 8:20 cording to position — but adjust to Newton’s style Washington at Cleveland, 1 p.m. p.m. Las Vegas at New England, 1 p.m. Monday’s Games if you put together a rou- on the y. Third-year left L.A. Rams at Buffalo, 1 p.m. Kansas City at Baltimore, 8:15 p.m. tine, nd out what you tackle Isaiah Wynn said have to do, work hard at he needs eyes on the back MLB those things and try to im- of his head to keep up with prove, that’s usually when Newton. American League National League you improve,” he said. “You never know what East Division East Division Edelman has found a could happen,” Wynn said W L Pct GB W L Pct x-Tampa Bay 37 20 .649 _ x-Atlanta 34 23 .596 new role as a down eld on Wednesday. “You could z-New York 32 25 .561 5 Miami 29 28 .509 PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS threat after being used be in the middle of pass z-Toronto 30 27 .526 7 Philadelphia 28 29 .491 primarily as a slot receiv- protecting and it turns Baltimore 24 33 .421 13 New York 26 31 .456 Longtime Patriots receiver Julian Edelman Boston 22 35 .386 15 Washington 23 34 .404 hasn’t skipped a beat while playing with Cam er with Brady. According into a scramble. … It’s one Central Division Central Division Newton this season, racking up a career-high to NFL Next Gen Stats, of those things that’s fun W L Pct GB W L Pct he is being targeted deep- to me just because it keeps z-Minnesota 35 22 .614 _ z-Chicago 32 25 .561 179 receiving yards Sunday night in Seattle. z-Chicago 34 23 .596 1 St. Louis 28 26 .519 er down eld by Newton me on my toes.” z-Cleveland 33 24 .579 2 Cincinnati 29 28 .509 Kansas City 24 33 .421 11 Milwaukee 27 29 .482 Detroit 22 33 .400 12 Pittsburgh 18 39 .316 West Division West Division Improvement, not praise on Newton’s mind W L Pct GB W L Pct x-Oakland 34 22 .607 _ x-Los Angeles 40 17 .702 Houston 29 28 .509 5½ z-San Diego 34 22 .607 salary of $1.05 million. a lot of playing experience 22.4 yards per catch. Los Angeles 26 31 .456 8½ San Francisco 28 28 .500 NEWTON Seattle 25 31 .446 9 Colorado 25 31 .446 From B1 “For me right now it’s and is a very instinctive Newton said the deep Texas 19 38 .333 15½ Arizona 22 34 .393 all about winning. Let’s player, and when things passes were less by design x-clinched division z-clinched playoff berth What’s he’s not con- get back to that. We got come up in the game, he’s and more about what the Friday’s Games Boston (Houck 2-0) at Atlanta (TBD), 7:10 p.m. cerned about right now too many people worried very quick to identify the defense gave him. But he’s Baltimore at Toronto, 6:37 p.m. Chicago Cubs (Lester 3-2) at Chicago White Sox about chasing the (money) differences from what Philadelphia at Tampa Bay, 6:40 p.m. (Dunning 2-0), 7:10 p.m. is the future and wheth- open to going to the air Miami at N.Y. Yankees, 7:05 p.m. Cincinnati (TBD) at Minnesota (Pineda 2-0), er the Patriots can be his bag. If you do what you’re we’ve prepared for and or Boston at Atlanta, 7:10 p.m. 7:10 p.m. supposed to do, everything what the team has shown more going forward. Pittsburgh at Cleveland, 7:10 p.m. long-term home after this Pittsburgh (Musgrove 0-5) at Cleveland (Civale will take care of itself.” in the past based on the “It’s about answering Detroit at Kansas City, 8:05 p.m. 4-5), 7:10 p.m. season. Houston at Texas, 8:05 p.m. New England coach Bill last two weeks. But, we’ll the bell when your num- Seattle (Dunn 3-1) at Oakland (Minor 1-6), 7:40 “My focus is short term, Chicago Cubs at Chicago White Sox, 8:10 p.m. p.m., 2nd game ber is called and it just Cincinnati at Minnesota, 8:10 p.m. Belichick, the man who continue to work together L.A. Angels (TBD) at L.A. Dodgers (Gonsolin 1-2), and that has a lot to do L.A. Angels at L.A. Dodgers, 9:40 p.m. will eventually make the on that.” 9:10 p.m. so happened to be Julian. Seattle at Oakland, 9:40 p.m. with the Las Vegas Raid- Sunday’s Games decision about Newton’s Newton’s primary option Saturday’s Games It just so happened to be Detroit at Kansas City, 3:05 p.m. ers, and I understand Miami (Rogers 1-2) at N.Y. Yankees (TBD), 1:05 Patriots future, said he’s in the Seattle loss was Ju- N’Keal (Harry). It just so Houston at Texas, 3:05 p.m. p.m. where we’re trying to go been impressed by how he lian Edelman, who caught Miami at N.Y. Yankees, 3:05 p.m. happened to be Damiere Oakland (Luzardo 3-2) at Seattle (Sheffield 4-3), and understand the ques- has managed the offense 11 passes for a career-high 4:10 p.m., 1st game Baltimore at Toronto, 3:07 p.m. (Byrd). It just so happened Boston at Atlanta, 3:10 p.m. tions you’re asking, but so far 179 yards. The pair linked Baltimore (Means 2-3) at Toronto (Walker 4-3), to be Jakobi (Meyers),” he 6:37 p.m. Chicago Cubs at Chicago White Sox, 3:10 p.m. I’m going to say it again, “Each week’s a new up for several long plays, Detroit (Boyd 2-7) at Kansas City (Hernández Cincinnati at Minnesota, 3:10 p.m. that’s not my focus,” said said. “It doesn’t matter 0-0), 7:05 p.m. L.A. Angels at L.A. Dodgers, 3:10 p.m. challenge, but Cam un- including a 49-yard play Houston (TBD) at Texas (Gibson 2-6), 7:05 p.m. Philadelphia at Tampa Bay, 3:10 p.m. Newton, who is playing derstands what we want in the third quarter to set who it is. ... We just have Philadelphia (Wheeler 4-1) at Tampa Bay (Yar- Pittsburgh at Cleveland, 3:10 p.m. under an incentive-heavy to do,” Belichick said. “He up a touchdown. For the to make sure that we exe- brough 1-4), 7:07 p.m. Seattle at Oakland, 3:10 p.m. one-year deal with a base has a good grasp. He’s got game, Edelman averaged cute better.” NBA PLAYOFFS TV/RADIO

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Tennis SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 26, 2020 THE DAILY ITEM B3 NATION Virus cases rise in U.S. heartland, home to anti-mask feelings By Heather our foot off the brakes.” Hollingsworth, The U.S. is averaging Nicky Forster and more than 40,000 new con- Jocelyn Noveck rmed cases a day. While ASSOCIATED PRESS that number is dramati- MISSION, Kan. — It be- cally lower than the peak gan with devastation in of nearly 70,000 over the the New York City area, summer, the numbers are worrisome nonetheless. followed by a summertime PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS crisis in the Sun Belt. Now The nation’s death toll the coronavirus outbreak eclipsed 200,000 this week, An employee at the Broward Supervisor of is heating up fast in small- the highest in the world. Elections Of ce conducts logic and accuracy er cities in the heartland, In Florida, Gov. Ron testing of equipment used for counting ballots, often in conservative cor- DeSantis, a major ally of Thursday in Lauderhill, Fla. ners of America where President Donald Trump, anti-mask sentiment runs PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS gave businesses the OK to high. reopen, declaring, “We’re Des Moines Public School students and sup- not closing anything going Trump’s virus Elsewhere around the porters march from Roosevelt High School to country, Florida’s Republi- forward.” the Governor’s Mansion at Terrace Hill to pro- can governor lifted all re- The governor, who has re- test the cancellation of fall and winter extra- strictions on restaurants sisted making mask-wear- remarks weigh and other businesses Fri- curriculars in Des Moines, Iowa. ing mandatory statewide, day and all but set aside also said he will stop cities local mask ordinances in compared with 675 three positive. and counties from collect- the political battleground weeks earlier. Hospital- “What we’re seeing is the ing nes from people who on minds of state, in a move attacked izations in the state are newer hot spots rise over don’t cover their faces, by Democrats as hasty. at their highest level since the course of the last sever- virtually nullifying local Meanwhile, con rmed the outbreak took hold in al weeks, predominantly in mask ordinances. cases of the virus in the the U.S. in March. the Upper Midwest,” said Florida was a major hot senior voters Utah has seen its aver- Thomas Tsai, a professor spot over the summer, and U.S. hit another milestone By Tamara Lush race in profound ways. age daily case count more at Harvard’s Chan School the death toll there stands — 7 million — accord- ASSOCIATED PRESS Trump’s recent remarks than double from three of Public Health. ing to the count kept by at nearly 14,000. Deaths made Liz Cillo, a 72-year- weeks earlier. Oklahoma Harvard’s tracking dash- Johns Hopkins University, are running at over 100 a ST. PETERSBURG, old retiree from St. Peters- and Missouri are regularly board globalepidemics.org though the real number of day, and newly con rmed Fla. — President Donald burg, laugh bitterly. “We’re infections is believed to be recording 1,000 new cases has shown an increasing infections at about 2,700 a Trump’s remarks at a cam- dispensable. We’re old. I much higher. a day, and Missouri Gov. number of states turning day. paign event in Ohio this feel as though he’s never The spike across the Mid- Mike Parson, a staunch red, indicating over 25 new Like Trump, DeSantis week reverberated all the showed any empathy or west as well as parts of the opponent of mask rules, cases per 100,000 popula- has questioned the effec- way to a sparkling water- compassion toward us.” West has set off alarms at tested positive this week. tion. With experts expect- tiveness of closing down front in Florida, where Unlike in previous years, hospitals, schools and col- Kansas and Iowa are also ing a surge in coronavirus businesses, arguing that senior citizens parsed his those who study voting leges. witnessing a spike in cas- cases and the u as cold states that more aggres- assessment of the corona- patterns and elderly af- Wisconsin is averaging es. And South Dakota and weather sets in and people sively shut down, includ- virus pandemic. fairs issues say new trends more than 2,000 new cases Idaho are seeing sky-high move indoors, Tsai warned: ing California, have fared Trump said that appear to be unfolding a day over the last week, rates of tests coming back “It’s important to not take no better. COVID-19 was seriously this year. Jeff Johnson, affecting “virtually no- the state director for the body” under the age of 18 Florida AARP, says that and sought to frame the among voters who are over pandemic as largely im- 65, this year’s presidential pacting older Americans, race seems to be more “in as he argued for school dis- play” than in years past. tricts to resume in-person “The best we can tell, it learning. seems to be driven by coro- “Now we know it affects navirus,” he said. elderly people with heart Which makes sense, he problems and other prob- added. States like Florida lems,” Trump said. “If have been hit hard by the they have other problems, pandemic, and no other de- that’s what it really affects. mographic has been affect- That’s it.” ed more than older folks. Florida, where 34 per- About 93 percent of Flori- cent of the population da’s 13,600 deaths from the is over the age of 55, is a virus have been people 55 potential swing state for and older. On Friday, Gov. Trump’s re-election cam- Ron DeSantis, a Republi- paign. Democratic chal- can, lifted all restrictions lenger Joe Biden has made on restaurants and other some inroads among older businesses in Florida in a voters here, according to move to reopen the state’s recent polls, but the coro- economy despite the virus’ navirus could affect the spread. Family demands release of evidence PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS The ag-draped casket of Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg is carried through the U.S. Capitol rotun- da by a joint services military honor guard to lie in state Friday in Washington. in Breonna Taylor’s Ginsburg makes history again, lying case By Piper Hudspeth there, and no drugs were Blackburn, Bruce found inside. Schreiner and Angie Taylor was shot multiple in state at Capitol Friday Wang times by white of cers af- ASSOCIATED PRESS ter her boyfriend red at service -- and she broke service. Supreme Court, and thou- them, authorities said. He By Lisa Mascaro LOUISVILLE, Ky. — ASSOCIATED PRESS so many barriers,” Harris She and Senate Dem- sands of people waited Breonna Taylor’s family said he didn’t know who told reporters at the Cap- ocratic leader Chuck outside. Spectators booed demanded Friday that was coming in and opened WASHINGTON — Su- itol. “And I know that she Schumer stood under gray and chanted “vote him re in self-defense, wound- preme Court Justice Ruth Kentucky authorities re- did it intentionally know- skies as Ginsburg’s casket out” as the president stood ing one of cer. Cameron, Bader Ginsburg lay in lease all body camera ing that people like me made the short proces- silently near Ginsburg’s who is the state’s rst state Friday at the U.S. footage, police les and could follow.” sion from the court’s steps casket at the top of the Black attorney general, Capitol as the rst woman the transcripts of the Biden, who was chair- where it had been on pub- court’s front steps. said the of cers were not ever so honored, making grand jury hearings that man of the Senate Judi- lic view for several days to But Friday’s ceremony charged with Taylor’s kill- history again as she had led to no charges against ciary Committee when the East Front of the Cap- focused on Ginsburg’s life ing because they acted to throughout her extraordi- police of cers who killed Ginsburg was con rmed itol. and work rather than cur- nary life while an intensi- the Black woman during protect themselves. 27 years ago this month, The court and the Capi- rent controversy. She was fying election-year battle a March drug raid at her “I hope you never know said he was brought back tol face each other across the second woman to serve swirled over her replace- apartment. the pain of your child be- ment. to when he met her back the street, separate but on the Supreme Court and As Taylor’s mother, Ta- ing murdered 191 days in The ag-draped casket then. “Wonderful memo- equal branches of govern- the rst Jewish person to mika Palmer, stood close a row,” said Bianca Aus- of Ginsburg, who died last ries,” he said. ment, keeping check on lie in state at the Capitol. by in a shirt that had “I tin, reading the statement week at 87, drew members Mourners gathered to each other and also the The proceedings included (heart) Louisville Police” while wearing her niece’s of Congress, top military honor Ginsburg under White House. A military musical selections from with bullet holes in the emergency medical tech- of cials, friends and fam- coronavirus distancing re- honor guard carried Gins- one of her favorite opera heart emoji, Taylor’s law- nician jacket. ily, some with children in strictions with the nation berg’s casket inside. singers, mezzo-soprano yers said they have seen Palmer wore a mask tow, to the Capitol’s grand in political turmoil. Election-season poli- Denyce Graves. the evidence, and there is with “Black Queen” on it Statuary Hall, paying re- President Donald Trump tics have rippled through Small in stature, large in much state Attorney Gen- and in her statement said spect to the cultural icon is to announce a conser- the commemorations this history, the Brooklyn-born eral Daniel Cameron got the justice system “didn’t who changed American vative nominee to replace week. Noticeably absent Ginsburg was remembered wrong. They did not give just rob me and my fami- law and perceptions of her on Saturday, just after being invited to Fri- as an extremely bright Co- speci cs. ly — you robbed the world women’s power. weeks before the elec- day’s service was Senate lumbia graduate who was Taylor’s aunt read a of a queen.” They were Democratic presidential tion. Trump’s third jus- Majority Leader Mitch passed over for jobs at a statement on behalf of gathered in a downtown nominee Joe Biden and his tice, if con rmed, would McConnell, who is lead- time when few women be- Palmer, saying the entire Louisville park protesters wife, Jill, joined other in- be sure to move the court ing the rush to con rm came lawyers, only to go justice system failed her, are now calling “Injustice vited guests. His vice presi- rightward on health care, Trump’s nominee while on to reshape the nation’s and Cameron was just the Square” in front of a mu- dential running mate, Sen. abortion and other pivotal early state voting is un- laws protecting women’s nal person in the chain ral of Taylor. Kamala Harris said that issues. A Senate con rma- derway. No justice has rights and equality. that included the of cer An attorney for the fam- “RBG,” as she is known by tion vote would be expect- been con rmed so close to “Brick by brick, case by who sought the no-knock ily, Sam Aguiar, said since many, cleared a path for ed in late October. a presidential election. case,” said Rabbi Lauren warrant, the judge who Cameron is done with his women like her in civic life. House Speaker Nancy Trump and rst lady Holtzblatt of the Adas signed it, and the police investigation, all the vid- “She, rst of all, made Pelosi said it was with Melania Trump paid their Israel Congregation in who burst into her Louis- eos should be released, America see what lead- “profound sorrow” that respects on Thursday as Washington, she changed ville apartment. The war- noting that he has seen ership looks like -- in the she welcomed Ginsburg Ginsburg had lain in re- the course of American rant was connected to a dozens in full, most of law, in terms of public and opened the private pose for two days at the law. suspect who did not live which are not public. B4 THE DAILY ITEM SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 26, 2020 COMICS

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

ROSE IS ROSE / PAT BRADY

GARFIELD / JIM DAVIS BIG NATE / LINCOLN PEIRCE

ARLO AND JANIS / JIMMY JOHNSON

HERMAN / JIM UNGER ZIGGY / TOM WILSON

THE BORN LOSER / ART AND CHIP SANSOM

CROSSWORD DEAR ABBY Wife starts to resent man’s constant demands for gifts DEAR ABBY: I feel conditions or if someone uncomfortable receiving Dear Abby is written by Abigail is left-handed. gifts, and I nd it hard to My older daughter was meet my husband’s re- Van Buren, also known as Jeanne severely traumatized by quests for constant gifts, Phillips, and was founded by her a former neighbor and especially when I feel I mother, Pauline Phillips. Contact doesn’t do well with already give so much. He strangers. A few years constantly asks me to Dear Abby at DearAbby.com or P.O. ago, my cousin’s boy- buy him things, some of Box 69440, Los Angeles, CA 90069. friend came, and my which are very expensive. mother ordered my I’m a saver, not a spend- daughter to sit next to er, and I try to watch my him. It was horrible for budget. I already pay all he buys for himself quite Whether your husband my daughter. We tried the household bills, even a bit, seem like a smack in is greedy, sel sh or ex- one more time last year though we make the the face to me. I feel he’s tremely needy, I can’t at a restaurant, and it same amount of money. I impulsive with purchases, guess, but the balance is was the same. Since then, owned my house before and won’t be happy until off in your marriage. This we have skipped family we met, and he chips in I have nothing left. is why I’m recommending gatherings. I don’t know with occasional upgrades How do I handle meet- you consult a marriage why she feels she has to and maintenance or ing my husband’s need and family therapist. If tell us what to do. Please takes me out to dinner for constant validation your husband is willing help. once in a while. But I pay without going bankrupt to go with you and dis- or having all the love cuss these issues, they can PUSHED AROUND for the vast majority of IN KENTUCKY expenses, as well as per- sucked out from resent- be resolved. If not, please form the majority of ment? Mentioning my - go alone so you can gain nancial limitations DEAR PUSHED: Have chores. I have sacri ced clearer insight into what you talked to your mother and paid for all our vaca- doesn’t seem to quench (and whom) you are deal- his thirst for more. about this? She may, for tions because I wanted ing with. whatever reason, need to the experience, and I ac- EXCESSIVE IN NEW feel she is in control. If she cept that. YORK DEAR ABBY: My isn’t hosting the gather- The problem is, he mother likes to tell peo- ing, this may be her way of seems to feel unappreciat- DEAR EXCESSIVE: ple where to sit at every maintaining dominance ed, suggesting that if I If my reading of your let- family gathering. It can in her relationship with gifted him more often, he ter is accurate, you are be anywhere, including her sister, her children would know he was con- doing all the heavy lifting at a restaurant or even at and grandchildren. stantly thought of. He in your marriage. What, my aunt’s house. It’s an- I’m not sure you can says he buys me random exactly, is your husband noying and feels disre- change your mother, but gifts — usually small contributing except to ask spectful. please don’t cut yourself items to which there are for more? Gifts are sup- I’m 49, and my girls are off from the rest of your strings attached or im- posed to be freely given, in their early 20s. I try to family. If you aren’t see- plied reciprocity. These not dispensed because be patient, but she ing them individually, requests, especially when they are requested. doesn’t consider health please consider it. BRIDGE

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So, West his fourth-highest heart? had started with 5 or 6, and he had North’s game invitation showed a already produced the heart ace. If balanced 9-count, or 8 points and West had only one more jack, the a ve-card minor. South, adding 1 contract was unbeatable. But if he point for his ve-card suit, had no had the club queen, there was a hesitation in raising. chance. At trick three, East should When this deal was played during have discarded his club ace and, an online duplicate, at all tables, the here, gotten herself or himself into play began with a heart to the king, multiple newspapers worldwide. 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By Hyung-Jin Kim Korean troops rst red of the main conservative ASSOCIATED PRESS blanks after the man opposition People Power found in the North’s wa- Party, called the of cial’s SEOUL, South Korea — ters refused to answer killing “a national security North Korean leader Kim other than saying he’s disaster” that was caused Jong Un apologized Friday from South Korea a couple by Moon’s “rosy illusion over the killing of a South of times. Then, as he made about North Korea.” Korea of cial who was ap- moves to ee, the North The Blue House said parently trying to defect Korean troops red 10 Moon’s speech has noth- near the rivals’ disputed rounds. When they came ing to do with the incident sea boundary, saying he’s near the oating object, because it had been pre- “very sorry” about the in- they only found lots of recorded and conveyed to cident, South Korean of - blood but no sign of him. the U.N. days before the cials said. The troops determined man disappeared from a It’s extremely unusual he was dead and burned government ship on Mon- for a North Korean lead- the oating object in line day. Suh, the defense min- er to apologize to South with anti-coronavirus ister, said authorities also Korea on any issue. Kim’s rules, according to the needed time to analyze in- move will likely de-esca- North Korean message telligence before formally late tensions between the read by Suh. holding North Korea re- Koreas as it’s expected Senior South Korean sponsible. to ease anti-North senti- military of cer Ahn Young Since taking of ce in ments in South Korea as Ho told a parliamenta- 2017, Moon has been well as mounting criticism ry committee meeting pushing hard for warmer of its liberal President Thursday that North Ko- PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS ties with North Korea and Moon Jae-in. rea killed the man likely a negotiated settlement “Comrade Kim Jong Un, because of elevated an- People watch a TV showing a le image of North Korean leader Kim of the North’s nuclear cri- the State Affairs Com- ti-coronavirus measures Jong Un, left, and South Korean President Moon Jae-in during a news sis. His engagement pol- mission chairman, feels that involve “indiscrimi- program at the Seoul Railway Station in Seoul, South Korea, Friday. icy once helped produce very sorry to give big dis- nate shooting” at anyone a urry of rare exchange appointment to President approaching its borders But it said North Korea incident was also turning Un’s grandfather, also said programs with North Ko- Moon Jae-in and South illegally. is still sorry about such South Korean public opin- he was “very sorry” when rea, but they were nearly Korean citizens because Defense Minister Suh an incident happening on ion against offering peace he met Park’s spy chief in stalled amid a deadlock an unexpected, unfortu- Wook said at the same its territory and will take and humanitarian assis- Pyongyang. in broader nuclear diplo- nate incident happened” meeting that the of cial steps to prevent trust be- tance to Pyongyang.” Before Kim’s apology, macy between Pyongyang at a time when South Ko- was believed to have tried tween the countries from North Korea has previ- Moon’s government faced and Washington. rea grapples with the coro- to defect because he left collapsing. ously expressed “regrets” withering criticism by Little is known about navirus pandemic, Moon his shoes on the ship, put The presidential Blue when it wanted to lower conservatives following the slain of cial, except adviser Suh Hoon cited on a life jacket and board- House said Friday that tensions triggered by in- its admission that of - that he was a 47-year-old the North Korean mes- ed a oating object. Suh Moon and Kim had recent- cidents involving South cials already had acquired father of two who left be- sage as saying. also cited circumstantial ly exchanged letters be- Korean casualties, such as intelligence indicating hind some debts, accord- South Korea earlier ac- evidence indicating the fore the latest incident. In the 2015 front-line mine the of cial’s death right ing to authorities. Mar- cused North Korea of fa- defection attempt. Some his letter, Kim expressed blasts that maimed two after it happened. Con- itime police said Friday tally shooting one of its experts say there wasn’t worries about coronavirus South Korean soldiers and servatives lambasted the they were checking the public servants who was enough proof to conclude outbreaks and typhoon the 2008 shooting death of government for allegedly man’s cellphone records, likely trying to defect and he tried to cross over to damage in South Korea a South Korean tourist in deliberately withholding bank accounts and insur- burning his body after North Korea. and wished Moon a good North Korea. But it’s rare the information so as not ance programs. nding him on a oating Kim’s message said health. for a North Korean leader to spoil the atmosphere The coast guard says it object in North Korean North Korea “cannot not “Kim Jong Un’s supposed to do so. ahead of Moon’s speech at was searching waters near waters on Tuesday. South help expressing big re- apology reduces the risk In 2002, Kim Jong Il, the virtual U.N. General the boundary in case the Korean of cials con- grets” over the fact South of escalation between the the late father of Kim Assembly on Wednesday, of cial’s body drifts back. demned what they called Korea had used “blasphe- two Koreas and keeps the Jong Un, said he felt “sor- during which he repeated The western sea boundary an “atrocious act” and mous and confrontational Moon government’s hopes ry” about a failed 1968 his calls for declaring an is where several bloody pressed North Korea to words like atrocious act” for engagement alive,” attempt to assassinate end of the Korean War in a inter-Korean naval skir- punish those responsible. to condemn the North be- Leif-Eric Easley, a profes- South Korean President bid to build a lasting peace mishes and deadly attacks According to the North fore asking it to explain sor at Ewha University in Park Chung-hee. In 1974, on the Korean Peninsula. blamed on North Korea Korean message, North details of the incident. Seoul, said. “The shooting Kim Il Sung, Kim Jong Kim Chong-in, a leader occurred in past years. CLASSIFIED

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By Angela Charlton as the rst in the West to ASSOCIATED PRESS face a vast wave of infec- tions, said the pandemic PARIS — Struggling to should offer world govern- contain resurgent virus in- ments “the opportunity fections, European leaders for collective renewal.” decried a collective failure “This tragedy has to vanquish the pandemic changed us, but has also PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS and told the U.N. General offered us the opportunity Police of cers gather in the area of a knife at- Assembly on Friday that for a new beginning that the time has come for tack near the former of ces of satirical news- is up to us to seize,” Gi- paper Charlie Hebdo, Friday, in Paris. countries to reinvent in- useppe Conte said. ternational cooperation. Worldwide, the con- This year’s unusual rmed COVID-19 death work-from-home General toll is nearing 1 million, Paris stabbing Assembly — with leaders PHOTO | EVAN SCHNEIDER/UN PHOTO VIA AP though experts believe the communicating only in real toll is likely higher. In prerecorded speeches — In this photo provided by the United Nations, times of global crisis, Eu- comes as COVID-19 cases European Council President Charles Michel rope’s rich governments suspect wasn’t escalate in many regions speaks in a pre-recorded message which was are often looked to for - but especially in Europe, played during the 75th session of the United nancial and material aid where some of the world’s Nations General Assembly, Friday. for poorer ones. But this most advanced hospitals time, they’re preoccupied on police radar, in some of the world’s thought they were strong. cooperation that was in with troubles of their own. richest countries are It has thrown us all into short supply this year. The As infections tick up, again under strain. the same sudden battle, EU has fought internally EU countries are again “This emergency has, against the same common about access to equipment imposing quarantines on official says more than a thousand enemy,” EU Council Presi- and vaccines, erected bar- visitors from neighbor- treaties or speeches, made dent Charles Michel said. riers among neighbors to ing nations. Britain and By Elaine Ganley, act of Islamist terrorism,” us suddenly realize that And it has exposed keep out virus infections, Spain are imposing local Angela Charlton and Interior Minister Gerald we are part of one single weaknesses within the and struggled to agree on lockdowns, the French Oleg Cetinic Darmanin said in an in- world,” said Spanish Prime European Union, which collective solutions to ght Open is curtailing access, ASSOCIATED PRESS terview with the France Minister Pedro Sanchez. like the U.N. was founded COVID. and COVID intensive care 2 television station. “Ob- PARIS — The main sus- The pandemic “has on the ashes of World War Italy’s prime minister, units in the Mediterra- viously, there is little pect in the double stab- also revealed the fra- II to avert new conict and whose country became a nean city of Marseille are doubt. It’s a new bloody bing Friday outside the gility of countries that encourage cooperation — global symbol of the crisis reaching saturation. attack against our coun- former Paris of ces of a try, against journalists, satirical newspaper where dozens were killed in 2015 against this society.” Virus again slashes French Open was arrested a month ago France’s counterter- for carrying a screwdriver rorism prosecutor said but not on police radar earlier that authorities for Islamic radicalization, suspect a terrorist motive crowd sizes; now only 1,000 France’s interior minister because of the place and said. timing of the stabbings: in front of the building Emmanuel Macron’s ar- among its 176 riders, the sure it would get to Paris. Two suspects were ar- By John Leicester where Charlie Hebdo was ASSOCIATED PRESS guments that the country French Open isn’t proving Forget congratulated him rested separately short- based until the Islamic can live with the corona- so lucky with its timing. for the cycling roadshow ly after the stabbing in extremist attack on its PARIS — With only one virus. Play is still scheduled to that drew smaller but still which two people were cartoonists and at a time week separating the end The virus, however, had start Sunday, but as infec- sizable and enthusiastic wounded, although the when suspects in the of one and the start of the different ideas. tions soar across France, crowds, and looked for- links between the two sus- 2015 attack are on trial other, the Tour de France Whereas the three-week organizers’ plans to have ward to welcoming 5,000 pects weren’t immediately across town. and the French Open were Tour reached Paris last thousands of spectators spectators per day at Ro- clear. The main suspect, Prosecutor Jean-Fran- shaping up as a double bill Sunday having pulled there each day to cheer land Garros. Although the young man wearing cois Ricard said that the of sports entertainment, off the coup of getting for Rafael Nadal, Serena postponed from their usu- orange gym shoes, with a chief suspect in Friday’s with masked but never- through the country’s Williams and others have al slots in May, June and few speckles of blood on stabbings was arrested, theless live crowds, that worsening epidemic with- been drastically scaled July, both events decided his forehead, was arrested along with another per- would bear out President out any virus positives back to allow just 1,000 not to cancel, unlike many on the steps of the Bastille son. Ricard said the as- daily visitors. others as the virus spread Opera not far from the at- sailant did not know the “Not the ideal situation. across the globe. tack site, near the building people stabbed, a woman Nobody likes to play with “Thanks to the Tour, where the weekly Charlie and a man working at a these conditions, no?” 12- thanks to tennis, sports Hebdo was located before documentary production time French Open cham- are resuming again,” For- the 2015 attack. The interior minister company who had stepped pion Nadal said Friday get said. “We want to expe- said the young man ar- outside for a smoke break. about having so few spec- rience beautiful emotions. rived in France three An investigation was tators. “Everybody wants “If it’s 5,000 spectators, years ago as an unaccom- opened into “attempted to come back to the normal that’s better than noth- panied minor, apparent- murder in relation with situation. But before that, ing,” he added. “We see the ly from Pakistan, but his a terrorist enterprise,” we need to x the most im- glass half full.” identity was still being according to an of cial at portant thing, and that is Less so now. veri ed. the terrorism prosecutor’s the worldwide health that On Thursday, hours af- “But manifestly it’s an of ce. today is still under big ter the tennis tournament problems.” carried out a socially dis- Last Sunday, tourna- tanced electronic draw, China aims to PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS ment director Guy Forget with no players present, had appeared in an upbeat France’s prime minis- Spain’s Rafael Nadal, left, and his coach Fran- mood on French TV with ter announced that new cisco Roig wearing a face mask to prevent the the exhausted-looking crowd-size limits intro- make 1 billion spread of coronavirus walk on the clay during Tour director, who tested duced this week in Paris practicing at the Roland Garros stadium in positive himself during and other cities would also Paris, Friday. the race and hadn’t been apply to Roland Garros. COVID-19 vaccine Japan’s newly minted prime doses a year

By Sam McNeil and assigned independent minister steps into U.N. limelight ASSOCIATED PRESS monitors for their assem- bly. China has 11 vaccine By Foster Klug and COVID-hit annual gath- BEIJING — A Chinese candidates in human Mari Yamaguchi ering of world leaders at health of cial said Friday trials, with four of them Associated Press the U.N. in New York. that the country’s annual currently in the third and TOKYO — Japan’s new “I will miss no opportu- production capacity for nal trials. coronavirus vaccines will prime minister, stepping nity to take actions with One of those is Coro- top 1 billion doses next from the shadows of his all my dedication,” he said. naVac, made by the pri- year, following an aggres- longtime supporting role, In a nod, perhaps, to crit- vate company SinoVac, sive government support said Saturday in his debut icism that he is something which is already rolling program for construction at the U.N. General As- of a lightweight on foreign off the factory oor at a of new factories. sembly that he’s willing to policy issues, Suga noted bio-secure facility outside Capacity is expected to meet with North Korean that he has worked for Beijing. SinoVac’s chair- reach 610 million doses by leader Kim Jong Un with- many years on the abduc- man, Yin Weidong, said the end of this year, Zheng Thursday that the factory out any conditions. tion issue, which remains Zhongwei from the Na- The offer comes as a big domestic concern in was built in months, and tional Health Commission more could be constructed Yoshihide Suga — only Japan. Abe had also of- said. days into his tenure — fered to meet with Kim if demand is suf cient. “Next year, our annual Some nations are pool- tries to do what his pre- during his own tenure. PHOTO | UNTV VIA AP capacity will reach more ing vaccine efforts to en- decessor and former boss, Suga’s international In this photo made from UNTV video, Yoshi- than 1 billion doses,” he sure success against the Shinzo Abe, Japan’s lon- debut is being watched hide Suga, Prime Minister of Japan, speaks said at a news conference. disease. More than 150 gest-serving prime min- closely because he has in a pre-recorded message which was played American pharmaceu- countries are setting up ister, couldn’t: resolve the spent a large part of his during the 75th session of the United Nations tical giants P zer and the COVID-19 Vaccines decades-old issue of North career supporting Abe General Assembly, Friday, at UN Headquarters. Moderna aim to produce a Global Access Facility, or Korea’s abductions of Jap- with backroom bureau- billion doses each in 2021 COVAX, under the World anese citizens, along with cratic maneuvers and in Much as he’s done do- hawkish Abe, who regular- as well. Health Organization. the North’s growing nu- largely scripted, some- mestically in the week and ly questioned the narrative Zheng said distribution Their target is to make clear and missile program. times prickly dealings a half that he’s been prime of Japan as a war criminal. of the vaccines would 2 billion doses to inoculate “Establishing construc- with the media. minister, Suga is eager to Suga’s cautious ap- prioritize groups such as 20 percent of the world’s tive relations between His speech was relative- emphasize that he’ll con- proach is largely due to medical workers, border population. Japan and North Korea ly straightforward, with tinue the foreign policy his lack of experience on personnel and the elder- The director-general of will not only serve the in- no resounding rhetoric or efforts Abe championed in the world stage, in part ly before they are made WHO, Tedros Ghebreye- terests of both sides but wildly innovative ideas his nearly eight-year rule. because his job as chief available to the general sus, said earlier this will also greatly contrib- to improve Japan’s rocky Continuity won’t neces- cabinet secretary required public. month that “the goal must ute to regional peace and ties with the nations it sarily thrill Japan’s Asian him to manage disasters China has promoted be to vaccinate some peo- stability,” Suga said in a terrorized in WWII or its neighbors. Many have and other crises at home. the construction of vac- ple in all countries, rath- recorded speech that came decades-long economic been hoping that Suga will But it also may be linked cine testing facilities and er than all the people in Friday afternoon at the malaise. distance himself from the to his temperament. manufacturing plants, some countries.” B8 THE DAILY ITEM SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 26, 2020 REAL ESTATE

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