TUESDAY, JANUARY 26, 2021 Swampscott re ghters quarantining Positive tests leave the town’s Fire Department 15 percent short

By Gayla Cawley last couple of weeks.” It’s also unclear done. They are out on the front lines ITEM STAFF how the virus was contracted within and they get exposed.” the department, he said. In response to the positive tests, Ar- SWAMPSCOTT — Five Swampscott The ve COVID-positive re ghters cher said the department has hired a re ghters are quarantining after test- make up approximately 15 percent of private company to sanitize the Bur- ing positive for COVID-19, according to rill Street re station building. He said Fire Chief Graham Archer. the 33-member Swampscott Fire De- partment, Archer said. re ghters have been more cognizant of All ve re ghters are about “mid- COVID-19 precautions and that the de- way through” their 10-day mandatory “That’s kind of a lot, especially when you consider the close contacts and partment has been in contact with the quarantine period, Archer said, noting Lynn Fire Department, which can pro- that the period would be extended for those people needing to quarantine as well,” said Archer. “Those guys are out vide mutual aid if the spread becomes any department member who begins to worse in Swampscott. show symptoms. there. They’re out there responding. “The re ghters have doubled down Archer could not provide an exact date The town is experiencing a signi cant on their mask-wearing and being aware for when the re ghters were infected, surge in cases and they’re responding but said they tested positive “within the to medical (calls) as they have always SWAMPSCOTT, A3 ITEM PHOTO |OLIVIA FALCIGNO The Brickyard Collaborative has been awarded $100,000 to help Lynn businesses deal with COVID-19. A Lynn poster designed by a local Lynn art- awarded ist is displayed in the workspace. Brickyard $1.2M in collaborates COVID relief with Lynn By Gayla Cawley ITEM STAFF businesses By Guthrie Scrimgeour LYNN — The city of ITEM STAFF Lynn has been awarded an additional $1.2 million LYNN — The Brickyard Collaborative, a in federal coronavirus re- Lynn makerspace, was surprised to receive lief funding, which will be a $100,000 grant from the Massachusetts used to boost struggling Growth Capital Corporation (MGCC), businesses and nonpro ts. COURTESY OF PEABODY HISTORICAL SOCIETY which aims to help small businesses cope Awarded through the This photo from 1921 shows members of the University of Peabody football team, with the technical issues of COVID-19. U.S. Department of Hous- including Edward Brawley, top right, who coached the team in the 1920s and 30s. “They were supposed to announce them ing and Urban Develop- at the end of August and I didn’t hear, so ment (HUD), the funds I’d just forgotten about it,” said Ted Dillard, have been allocated to the executive director and janitor of the Brick- city through the Corona- University of Peabody? yard Collaborative. “Then mid-December virus Aid, Relief, and Eco- they told us. I’m excited. It’s going to allow nomic Security (CARES) us to do quite a lot of cool stuff for Lynn.” Act, which was signed into Yes, it really existed. The MGCC’s Small Business Technical law last March. Assistance Grant Program is intended to The funds will be ad- provide “technical assistance and training ministered by the city’s By Daniel Kane in college and still hungry for guise was calling themselves ITEM STAFF some time on the gridiron, a university to attract teams grants to small businesses located in Gate- Department of Commu- way cities, and other under-resourced and turned to the University of to play them.” nity Development (DCD) PEABODY — When you low- (to) moderate-income communities in and the Economic Devel- Peabody to scratch the itch. And the team didn’t just at- picture thousands of peo- Massachusetts,” with a particular focus “on opment & Industrial Cor- The team’s name in itself tract opponents. They often ple  ocking to a stadium to under-resourced and low- (to) moderate-in- poration of Lynn (EDIC/ was a bit misleading. The beat them. watch football on a Sunday university had no campus, come businesses and entrepreneurs.” Lynn), which will then The football “university” The collaborative is already using the distribute grants ranging night, the bright lights of the no buildings, no classes and played games from 1921 grant for several projects: making posters from $2,000 to $10,000 to NFL probably come to mind. no students, just high-per- to 1936, winning state and graphics, signage, data collection, soft- local small businesses and But at one point, in order forming athletes — and that semi-professional football ware upgrades and workforce-management grant amounts depending to get those massive crowds was enough for the locals to championships in 1923 and solutions. on need to nonpro ts. and a showcase of top-tier eat it up. 1924. Dillard cited several examples of services All funding is subject to football talent, you didn’t “It was really a group of They did it all playing out they have provided to small businesses, HUD regulations, which have to travel any farther guys that played high school of a stadium that was located including providing electronic occupancy include prioritizing funds than Peabody. ball and, for the most part, on Central Street. The site of counters and personal protective equip- for residents who have Just about 100 years ago never went to (college),” said the eld is now located be- ment materials, as well as helping busi- low- and moderate-income to the date, athletes, some Nora Bigelow, assistant cura- hind the Peabody Housing nesses navigate the grant process. The levels, and businesses that just graduating from high tor of the Peabody Historical retain and create low- to school, others having played Society and Museum. “Their PEABODY, A3 LYNN, A3 moderate-income jobs, ac- cording to Mayor Thomas M. McGee’s of ce. STEVE KRAUSE “This additional CARES Act funding is long over- COMMENTARY Salem supports city COVID due and desperately need- ed for the local business- es and nonpro ts, which It’s the age response, but not country’s have been adversely af- The federal government’s Mayor Kimberley Driscoll. fected by the COVID-19 By Guthrie Scrimgeour response was considered “The data from this survey pandemic,” said McGee. of the aged ITEM STAFF “poor” by 69 percent of Sa- is being closely reviewed by “This has been an incredi- lem residents, while the bly challenging year for so These last few months have been an im- our city’s COVID Response SALEM — A survey of city’s response was only con- many within our commu- probable combination of the lms “The Curi- Task Force, and we will de- Salem residents showed a sidered “poor” by 5 percent nity who have lost their ous Case of Benjamin Button” and “Cocoon.” velop additional strategies stark disparity in how they of residents. jobs or businesses. You remember those. In the rst, the pro- and approaches based on viewed the city’s response Also viewed positively was this important informa- “We’ll continue to work tagonist ages backwards. In the second, gee- to the COVID-19 pandemic with and advocate for ad- zers in a retirement community discover a the state response, which tion.” compared to that of the fed- was considered “excellent” Residents felt the city was ditional resources for our pool with these weird pods on the bottom, eral government. swim in it, and recapture their youth. or “good” by 69 percent of doing a “good job” of provid- local businesses through Of the 2,463 residents who our state and federal part- That’s what life feels like in 2020 and 2021. residents surveyed. ing testing opportunities, responded to the survey, 81 ners as we move forward It actually began in the middle of last year “I’m very grateful to the with 88 percent of respon- percent rated Salem’s re- in this pandemic,” he said. when the 74-year-old incumbent president thousands of Salem resi- dents reporting that they sponse to the pandemic to be The city’s proposed was the younger of the two who were vying dents who took the time to have generally good access “excellent” or “good,” while breakdown of the $1.2 for the job. The other guy — the one who share their feedback and to COVID testing and 85 only 13 percent said the million includes $812,525 won — was 78 when he was inaugurated thoughts with us as we con- percent saying that the city for small business grants, last week. same of the administration tinue to plan and implement is doing an “excellent” or $220,000 for reimburse- of former President Donald actions to respond to the ment of small business AGE, A2 Trump. COVID-19 pandemic,” said SALEM, A2 grants, and $180,000 for nonpro ts, according to a legal ad placed by the city. INSIDE “It’s much-needed in the business community,” said Opinion STOP THE SPREAD. FOLLOW THE RULES. James Cowdell, EDIC/ Sheon Karol: Lynn executive director. Are we resilient or STAY WEAR A MASK NO MORE THAN WASH YOUR HANDS “We will be able to help fragile? A4 over a hundred businesses with those grant monies.” LOOK! With grants ranging Lynn eld Recreation from $2,000 to $10,000, Department offers how much a business re- new programs FEET APART IN AN INDOOR10 GATHERING ceives will be based on a starting late COVID, A3 January. A8

OBITUARIES ...... A2 LOOK! ...... A8 DIVERSIONS ...... B5 HIGH 35° VOL. 142, ISSUE 41 OPINION ...... A4 SPORTS ...... B1-2 CLASSIFIED ...... B6-7 LOW 31° POLICE/FIRE ...... A5 COMICS ...... B4 PAGE A8 $1.50 A2 THE DAILY ITEM TUESDAY, JANUARY 26, 2021 OBITUARIES James Gordon Bennett, 66 It’s the age of the aged September 11, 1954 - January 24, 2021 AGE will tell whether he gets Wanna bet? Paul is 78. ning out over rawness and DANVERS - James Gordon his daughter Elizabeth and her From A1 seven (he and the Tampa If he came to Manning potential. A team like the Bennett passed away at Mas- husband Thomas, Sr.; and his Bay Buccaneers may have Field tomorrow, the line Bucs doesn’t have the pa- sachusetts General Hospital in grandson Thomas, Jr. He also Of course, every ageist in a tough time with Patrick for tickets would go all the tience to wait for a kid like Boston after a 10-year battle leaves behind two brothers, two America (and sadly there Mahomes and the Kansas way down Ford Street and Jamis Winston to devel- are lots of those) imme- with multiple myeloma. He was sisters, and four nieces. City Chiefs), but it hardly then down Boston Street op — not when a guy who diately branded him as 66. Service Information: His matters. to Cumby’s. was born when Jimmy having senile dementia He was born in Boston, lived Funeral Services are private. He is 43 years old and It reminds me of the Carter was president is — including his 74-year- time in 2012 when my most of his life in Lynn, and In lieu of flowers, donations is going to his 10th Super still operating at top level. old opponent. And said Bowl. What else do you wife and I went down to moved to Danvers in 2016. He may be made to the St. Ju- Look elsewhere in the opponent — who, at this need to know? Mohegan Sun to see the was a construction supervisor de’s Research Hospital at NFL. Since 1992, the at Boston Edison/NSTAR for www.stjude.org. Online con- moment, is luxuriating at What’s next? Are Paul Moody Blues — then, col- 22 years. He is survived by his dolences may be made at Mar-a-Lago in Florida — McCartney and Ringo lectively, a youthful nine Green Bay Packers have wife June; his daughter Julia; www.LyonsFuneral.com is a ne one to talk. Palm Starr going to team up years younger than they had two starting quarter- Beach isn’t exactly known and go on the road? Will are now. Even then, there backs — Bret Favre and for its youthful clientele. they take the remaining was enough silver in their Aaron Rodgers, who was Michael O’Donnell, 67 Here I am, 67 years old, members of the Moody hair (well, except for Jus- the kid yesterday (he’s 37) 1953 - 2021 and I gured that by now, Blues with them? Will the tin Hayward, who was in the game against Tam- we’d be electing people Rolling Stones open? still as platinum blond pa Bay. They called Ted LYNN - Lovell,Maine. Michael who were younger than Don’t laugh. That’s as he ever was) to stock a Williams “The Kid” too. O’Donnell 67 of Lynn, passed me. Guess not. not as far-fetched as you mine in Las Vegas. All of a He was 19. Sid “The Kid” away peacefully in his sleep, on But look at what hap- might think. Ask someone sudden, this garage door Crosby of the Pittsburgh January 9, 2021 pened Sunday. A 43-year- who knows (certainly not opened, and in rolled this Penguins was 19 when Born in Lynn on April 13, old quarterback who used me) if these guys, even if wave of fans on Hoveround he acquired the nickname 1953, Mike was the oldest of to toil in these parts is go- they’re approaching 80 — scooters. It was hilarious. I too. five children born of the late ing to the 10th Super Bowl well, Ringo’s already there guess you’re never too old In two weeks, Brady will of his Hall of Fame career. Joseph G. and Patricia M. (Mul- — would command more to rock ‘n’ roll. go up against a real kid. Imagine that. Ten! That’s Let’s turn to other as- len) O’Donnell. money than a Backstreet Mahomes is only 25, yet not simply more than any Boys reunion. pects of show business. Mike grew up in Lynn, grad- he will try to do what no- other quarterback in the Long ago, back in 1964, Betty White just turned uating from St. Mary’s High body since TB12, in 2003- School. game’s 54-year history. someone asked Paul Mc- 99. If she did a one-woman It is a landslide. Next on Cartney — then a cheeky show at City Hall, it would 04, has done: go back-to- Following graduation, Mike back. enlisted in the army, serving that list is John Elway, 22-year-old Liverpudlian be sold out in ve minutes with ve. — whether he could see while Sarah Silverman See? Life is just one during the Vietnam conflict be- big circle, with the same tween 1971 and 1974. Not only does Brady lead himself being a Beatle into and Kathy Grif n would themes repeating them- After retiring from a career in appearances, he leads adulthood and beyond. be sitting in the balcony in the Lynn Police department, with six titles — two more “Nobody wants to see together. selves. And this year, it Mike settled down in Glouces- than either Joe Montana a creaking Beatle at 80,” The more you look, the all seems to be revolving ter , eventually moving to Lovell, his sister Linda Cancellieri and or Terry Bradshaw. Time said Macca. Oh yeah? more experience is win- around Tom Brady. Maine where he got to enjoy his husband Steven of Beverly love of the outdoors, especially and sister Karen Mahon and fishing. husband Brian of Franklin. Mike was predeceased by He also leaves behind several Salem supports city COVID his brother Paul. He leaves nieces and nephews. behind his brother John and Service Information: A his wife Debra of Lynnfield , service for Mike was held privately. response, but not country’s

SALEM John A. “Bob” Harris, 91 From A1 1929 - 2021 “good job” providing test- BEVERLY - John A. “Bob” Har- ing opportunities. ris, age 91, of Beverly, formerly The city offers drive-up of West Peabody and Lynn, died testing six days a week Wednesday January 20, 2021, at Salem High School, 77 at Beverly Hospital, due to Willson St., and walk-up complications from Covid-19. testing at Old Town Hall, He was the husband of the late 32 Derby Square, ve days Joan C. (Gaffney) Harris, his a week. wife of 72 years, who prede- A large majority (85 per- ceased him on January 5. Bob cent) of respondents said retired from the City of Lynn in the city is doing an “excel- 1995 as the Superintendent lent” or “good job” of keep- of the Parks Department. His ing residents informed most enjoyable times were during the pandemic, and spent with his family. 73 percent of respondents He is survived by his sons said the city is doing an Robert Harris and his wife San- “excellent” or “good job” of dra of Peabody, Kenneth Harris protecting residents from and his wife Jeanne of COVID-19. Lynn, Lawrence Harris Service Informa- The city took a bold ap- and his wife Monica tion: Due to the proach toward COVID-19 of Lynn, his daugh- current gathering during the Halloween sea- ters Joan Hurley and restrictions, services son this year, with Mayor her husband David of will be held at a later Driscoll prohibiting MBTA Kennebunkport, Maine, date. Arrangements trains from stopping in and Susan Barbarino by the SOLIMINE FU- town on certain days lead- and her husband Joseph of Al- NERAL HOME, Lynn. Guest- ing up to the holiday that fred, Maine; his ten grandchil- book at www.solimine.com brings thousands of tour- dren, ten great-grandchildren, ists to Salem each year. COURTESY PHOTO | CITY OF SALEM and one great-great-grand- The city also requested child. He was predeceased by that businesses close at City of Salem released results from COVID-19 Response Survey. A total his grandson Joseph Barbarino. 8 p.m. in the weeks lead- of 2,463 residents responded with critical information that will help ing up to Halloween, and shape the city’s ongoing response to the pandemic. made that request manda- more as suggestions that positive” economic impact know if they would get a John A. Blonda, 80 tory on Halloween night. were dependent on people on their household income. vaccine. 1940 - 2021 Fines were also tripled doing the right thing,” said The survey also asked The demographics of the on Halloween for all viola- McCormack. “I think a lot respondents whether they survey respondents did LYNN, MA - John Albert Blon- tions of COVID-19 proto- of cases could have been were more worried about not appear to be fully rep- da, age 80, of Lynn, passed cols around town. prevented by stricter reg- the economic impacts of resentative of the city at- away at Massachusetts Gen- Those measures severe- ulations preventing tourist the city staying closed too ly limited the number of large, with 92 percent of eral Hospital in Boston from traf c in the rst place.” long or the health impacts tourists in the city in the those surveyed reporting Covid-19 on Friday, January He said he was hopeful of the opening back up too weeks leading up to the that they were Caucasian, 22, 2021. Born in Ipswich, he that President Joe Biden’s soon, and 79 percent said was the son of the late Albert night of Halloween, which three percent reporting administration can pro- they were more concerned and Margaret (McCarthy) Blon- may have been crucial that they identi ed as vide a more robust re- about the potential nega- da. He was the husband of the in preventing a massive Hispanic and 2 percent as sponse to the virus. tive health impacts from late Monica A. (Gonzalez) Blon- post-Halloween virus opening the economy too Economically, the pan- Black or African-Ameri- da whom he met in Texas when spike. quickly. demic has had a signi - can. he was drafted into the Army. Salem resident Jimmy In addition, the vast cant impact on the city, Census data shows John graduated from Lynn McCormack believes that, majority of respondents that, in 2018, Caucasians English High School in 1959. while the city’s response with 47 percent reporting asserted their willingness made up about 70 percent When he was young, he played was better than the na- that COVID-19 has had ei- to get a vaccine when it of Salem’s population, hockey at Buchanan Bridge tion’s, it still didn’t seem ther a “slight negative” or became available, with 88 while Hispanics made and softball in the City League. to go far enough to pre- “major negative” impact on percent indicating their At the General Electric he was vent the spread during the their household income. plans to get vaccinated up 19.4 percent, and Af- a welder, a manager, tourist season. One percent of respon- with only four percent say- rican-Americans about 5 and later in charge of 129), Lynn will begin “I think the Halloween dents reported that the ing that they were opposed percent. the Tool Crib in the tur- at 9:30a.m., includ- restrictions were treated pandemic has had a “major to taking the vaccine. Guthrie Scrimgeour bine division. He was ing a prayer service Eight percent of respon- can be reached at gscrim- a proud member of the at 10:30a.m. Every- dents said that they didn’t [email protected]. IUE-CWA, Local 201 one in attendance is Union. His hobbies required to adhere were fishing, wood- to the guidelines of Lynn Drug Task Force 781-477-4444 working, raising tropical fish, the CDC, the State of Mas- Hotline CALL 24 HOURS A DAY and growing tomatoes. sachusetts and the Local Spanish menu available John leaves behind one sis- Board of Health. A limit of or text the word tiplynn and your tip to “tip411” (847411) All reports of neighborhood activity will be investigated. ter, Judy Blonda of Lynn; two 25 people are allowed inside Callers may remain anonymous. uncles, Charles Panias and the funeral home at one time William Maciak, Sr., both of and all are required to wear Lynn; two aunts, Mary Borsetti a face covering and practice of Beverly and Phyllis Blunda of social distancing. In lieu of Catch up 781-593-7700 Ipswich, and many cousins. flowers, you may make a do- with your Publishing Daily, except Sundays Service Information: A nation to the charity of your Don’t let the USPS-142-820 ISSN-8750-8249 choice in John’s memory. A Periodicals postage paid at Lynn, MA Graveside Service will be favorite team and additional of ces. held on Thursday, January 28, special Thank You to all the story go untold. Copyright ©2020 The Daily Item 2021 in Pine Grove Ceme- staff at Massachusetts Gen- in Item Sports! 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From A1 letter to the community. “We’re still figuring it “These comments bring all out, the details and and staying socially dis- scrutiny and condemna- the specifics,” said Dillard. tant, but unfortunately, tion to the members of our “But we’re offering sup- just due to the nature of emergency service provid- port as needed.” their job they’re going to ers.” The program must be be at an additional risk,” The union said that “only completed by June, accord- said Archer. “They’ve been time will tell whether the ing to the conditions of the still coming in and doing Moderna vaccination can grant, so the collaborative the job as always. have lasting effects in de- is “hustling to make up for “I’m very proud of them. fense of COVID-19 trans- lost time,” according to a They’re still coming in and mission,” and that “every collaborative’s release. working all their shifts individual has the right to The Brickyard will con- and (we’re) looking for- choose” whether they take tinue to serve its function ward to getting through the vaccine. our second series of vac- as a makerspace, which As for Archer, he said he cines.” includes providing a wood grabbed the first vaccina- Earlier this month, shop, metal shop, rapid tion spot that he “could Swampscott first respond- prototyping, digital imag- get his hands on” when ers were among the first ing, 3-D printing and more. first-responder registra- in the area to receive Members join “much like tion opened up on Jan. 11. they would for a health COVID-19 vaccines, which was part of a regional ef- Another round of vaccina- club,” said Dillard, and mem- fort that included police tions will soon be avail- bership grants access to the and firefighters from four able for the department, machines at the 71 Linden ITEM PHOTOS | OLIVIA FALCIGNO other towns: Beverly, Dan- he said. St. space and to staff who are Brickyard Collaborative has been awarded $100,000 to help Lynn busi- vers, Marblehead and Sa- “I was eager to get it, able to provide training. lem. and I strongly encourage “One of the things that a nesses deal with COVID-19. The funds will be used to forge communi- As of Monday, Archer all of my staff to get vacci- makerspace does is provide ty partnerships, including new connections with the Lynn Education said about 60 percent of nated, and largely they’ve a venue for start-up busi- District and the Creative Collective. Brickyard Collaborative Executive Swampscott firefightersstepped up and done it,” nesses and entrepreneurs,” Director and Janitor Ted Dillard walks past the 3-D printers on Monday had been vaccinated, add- said Archer. “There’s a tre- said Dillard. “So this (grant ing that he “strongly” en- mendous amount of mis- work) is right in line with couraged the remainder of information circulating our main mission.” his staff to take the vac- out and about on various The Brickyard has been cine. sources on the Internet, working with several com- Last Thursday, the and firefighters and pub- munity partners, including Swampscott Fire Fight- lic safety people are not the Creative Collective and ers Union took issue with immune to that misinfor- the Lynn Education District. some critical remarks mation. “We’re leaning on them made by town officials at “We do have to work, to help us help businesses last week’s Select Board even internally, on mak- to utilize those tools bet- meeting, regarding first ing sure our people have ter,” said Dillard. responders in town who the best information pos- At the onset of the pan- had chosen not to be vac- sible. They’re independent demic, the Brickyard also cinated in the regional ef- thinkers and they like to worked on producing PPE fort earlier this month. weigh all the information for the city, delivering “During said discussion, and make informed deci- more than 4,000 units to questions were raised on sions,” he said. the city’s emergency oper- how many first respond- Gayla Cawley can be ations center, according to er employees chose to be reached at gcawley@item- Brickyard’s website. vaccinated vs. how many live.com. Follow her on In total, the group de- chose not to be vaccinat- Twitter @GaylaCawley livered 3,300 masks, 254 shields, 62 gowns, 325 bot- tles of hand sanitizer and three portable hand-wash Lynn reports new stations, the website said. Local businesses hoping to collaborate with the virus cases, four Brickyard can email ted@ thebrickyard.org. Guthrie Scrimgeour Brickyard Collaborative Executive Director and Janitor Ted Dillard can be reached at gscrim- works on a counter that identifies how many people are in a space after additional deaths [email protected]. being awarded $100,000 to help Lynn businesses deal with COVID-19. By Gayla Cawley deaths have been report- ITEM STAFF ed since last Friday. The town now has 886 cases Lynn awarded $1.2M in COVID relief Lynn reported another and 27 people have died, coronavirus case spike the town website said. and four additional deaths Eighty new cases have LYNN Funds for business- James Marsh, commu- More than a hundred Monday. been reported in Salem From A1 es will be used to keep nity development direc- businesses were support- The city’s death toll is since last Friday, which workers employed, for tor, noting that grants ed through the $1 mil- now 175. city scoring system, brings the city’s caseload property lease and mort- ranged from $5,000 to lion in CDBG funds that Ninety-four new cases to 3,609. Sixty-four peo- which will measure gage payments, or other $50,000 during a previ- were distributed through were reported Monday in whether applicants have ple have died, according to eligible costs that will ous round of COVID-re- the city’s last round of Lynn to bring the city’s the city website. laid off any employees, assist in keeping busi- lief funding this past CARES Act funding, caseload to 14,125. Of Swampscott has report- have had to shut down, nesses afloat during the fall. Cowdell said. that total, 1,985 cases are ed 21 new cases since last or if businesses are fe- pandemic, according to “Nonprofit entities The funding for busi- active and 11,965 people Thursday to bring the male- or minority-owned, McGee’s office. will need to demonstrate nesses will be available have recovered from the town’s caseload to 832. Its Cowdell said. Funds for nonprof- they are utilizing the through an online grant virus, according to city death toll is 13, according “These grants are tar- its can be used to pay funding to help fight the application posted at data. to the town website. geting small business- for services, such as job pandemic,” said Marsh. www.ediclynn.org and the In Peabody, 96 new cas- Six new cases were re- es,” said Cowdell. “The training, providing test- “We will make a final city of Lynn’s COVID-19 es and two additional ported in Nahant, which small businesses have ing, increasing the avail- determination based Resources page. Nonprof- deaths have been reported has 206 cases and six been decimated by the ability of health services, on the funding avail- it entities interested in since last Friday. The city deaths, the town website coronavirus, and these providing equipment, able and demonstrated applying for funds should now has 5,509 cases, 264 reported. grant funds, in many supplies, or materials, or need.” visit the community devel- deaths, and 4,152 people Numbers have not been cases, are the difference delivering meals to quar- Lynn has now re- opment website at www. have recovered, according updated in Marblehead between a business going antined individuals who ceived more than $2.6 cityoflynnoecd.net or call to the health department. (919 cases, 31 deaths) or out of business or staying need to maintain social million in direct Com- 781-586-6770. All awards Revere reported 46 new Saugus (3,060 cases, 58 afloat.” distancing due to medical munity Development will be made based on cases and two additional deaths) since last Friday EDIC/Lynn and the CDC vulnerabilities, McGee’s Block Grant funds and need and adherence to deaths to bring the city’s and Thursday respective- will be seeking grant ap- office said. more than $4.7 million HUD regulations. total numbers to 8,688 ly. plications from Lynn busi- Grant amounts award- in Emergency Solutions Gayla Cawley can be cases and 137 deaths, the Gayla Cawley can be nesses and nonprofits im- ed to nonprofits will vary Grant funding through reached at gcawley@item- city website reported. reached at gcawley@item- pacted by the COVID-19 depending on need and the CARES Act, McGee’s live.com. Follow her on In Lynnfield, 25 new live.com. Follow her on pandemic. how many apply, said office said. Twitter @GaylaCawley. cases and three additional Twitter @GaylaCawley.

University of Peabody? Yes, it really existed. Catch up with your PEABODY That single game boast- head of Peabody High’s his- the team. They won a lot favorite team From A1 ed an attendance of 10,000 tory department at the time, of their games back then.” people and because of a being a part of the team and It’s hard to imagine any in Item Sports! Authority building. It’s still late start was played un- telling tales of its success. local team gathering that in use by local youth teams til darkness overcame the “The way people talked much attention or out- and is enveloped by a track. field. The game ended up about it, the Universi- shining the pros today, but But 100 years ago, that being a scoreless tie, with ty of Peabody was really back then watching local field would be surrounded a reporter writing that some hot stuff when they talent was enough in Tan- on Sundays by thousands it got so dark in the last played,” Mitropoulos said. ner city. They’re probably of fans eager to watch some quarter, “hardly anyone “It was the local joke that days the local sports scene of the area’s top athletes could see the forwards they were called a uni- will never see anything and coaches. At the helm that were being passed.” versity. The locals knew like again, even if some for most of it was head Besides those few clip- it wasn’t, but some teams still hold out hope. coach Edward Brawley, pings found by the histori- thought they were coming “I didn’t know anything Get the LAW OFFICES OF who had a professional ca- cal society, the remnants of to Peabody to play a col- about the University of JAMES J. CARRIGAN reer himself that included the 100-year-old team are lege team. Peabody until I saw the e-edition • Social Security Disability playing under legendary mostly stories passed down “I just think it was such Historical Society’s email, • Workers Compensation athlete Jim Thorpe with from generations — stories an interesting time in but I think it is such a • Accidents the Cleveland Indians. told by people like Andy Peabody’s history,” Mi- great story,” said Peabody 25 years located across Old newspaper clippings Mitropoulos, a former his- tropolous added. “I heard Mayor Ted Bettencourt. from Lynn District Court from the Boston Globe tell tory teacher who attended about the team all the “I’m ready to bring the 15 Johnson St. the tale of one of Peabody’s Peabody High in the 1950s. time when I was young- University of Peabody 781-596-0100 games against the Pere Mar- Mitropoulos recalls many of er. Nate Masterson, our back. I love it.” with your JAMES J. CARRIGAN ANNE GUGINO CARRIGAN quettes, another semi-pro his former teachers, includ- librarian when I went to Dan Kane can be reached home delivery subscription. LISA A. CARRIGAN, OF COUNSEL team based out of Boston. ing Brawley, who was the Peabody High, played on at [email protected]. www.jamescarriganlaw.com [email protected] A4 TUESDAY, JANUARY 26, 2021 OPINION

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Are we resilient or Sports EDITORIAL will lack capital. Alter- many others, pointed [email protected] emotionally fragile? Our natively, if an energetic out that while many in- society wrestles endless- rebound is anticipated, dividual Holocaust sur- Ext. 5 ly with this question. capital will flow more vivors were unable to Retail and Online A new government has vigorously and the econ- operate, as a group they Advertising Finally, a assumed power and our omy will recover quickly. rebuilt their lives. They [email protected] economic future will be Governments that re- married and achieved ADVERTISING determined by whether gard citizens as psy- statistically dispro- the Biden administra- chologically fragile and Ernie Carpenter Jr. president with a portionate success in Director of Advertising tion and investors view traumatized will hunker business. Based on his and Business Development, ext. 1355 us as psychological- down and adopt cautious experience, this hardy [email protected] ly damaged, or able to policies. These policies COVID-19 plan individual is sure that Ralph Mitchell withstand the suffering – even when necessary the world will change Sales Representative, ext. 1313 of the COVID-19 period. like the 9/11 protections but “will come back.” [email protected] Editorial from the Los Angeles Times editorial Human fragility un- – are costly and reduce derlies the bleak view efficiency. By contrast, if We live in a time of fear Eric Rondeau board of psychological frailty, Sales Representative, ext. 1280 of the post-COVID people are viewed as re- [email protected] threatened by “triggers” If there is a single day that marks the begin- world provided by “Scar- silient, governments will and protected in “safe Patricia Whalen ning of the COVID-19 pandemic in the U.S., it ring Body and Mind: facilitate robust economic spaces.” But human be- Sales Representative, ext. 1310 would be Jan. 21, 2020, when the Centers for The Long-Term Be- growth. [email protected] Disease Control and Prevention reported that lief-Scarring Effects of So, are we resilient or ings are actually resil- BUSINESS OFFICE it had confirmed the first case of the novel coro- COVID-19,” a paper de- emotionally fragile? Will ient by nature. As Rob- navirus on American soil. livered in August at the people be permanently ert Louis Stevenson, the Susan J. Conti The following day, President Donald Trump, Jackson Hole annual scarred by the COVID pe- Scottish novelist, writes, Controller, ext. 1288 who was attending the World Economic Forum economic policy sympo- riod or will they bounce “we do not, properly [email protected] in Davos, Switzerland, brushed off the threat sium. Julian Kozlowski back? speaking, love life at all, Ted Grant from the then-unnamed virus with the type of and his co-authors ar- I raised these issues but living.” Publisher, ext. 1234 willful carelessness that defined his govern- gue the pandemic will with a friend who em- Despite the serious [email protected] ment’s approach to the pandemic that would psychologically scar the bodies resilience, Jo- concerns about scarring Marian Kinney soon rear its ugly head. “It’s one person coming populace and the neg- seph Szlezinger. Hidden effects, human nature ext. 1212 in from China,” he told CNBC. “We have it un- ative economic conse- during the Holocaust suggests we will bounce [email protected] der control. It’s going to be just fine.” quences post-shock will as a Jewish child in a back after the pandem- Will Kraft Needless to say, it wasn’t fine. Even then the vi- far outweigh the direct Belgian convent, Joseph ic. Investors and en- Chief Financial Officer, ext. 1296 [email protected] rus was stealthily spreading throughout the coun- losses suffered during later built a successful trepreneurs, I believe, try. Nor did the U.S. have the coronavirus under the pandemic. real estate business in will adjust to changed The authors are cor- England. His memoir, Paula Villacreses any sort of control. As turned out, Trump didn’t circumstances and seek A/R Specialist, ext. 1205 rect that economic per- “Shattered Dreams to even have a plan for how to get there, leaving profit in market dislo- [email protected] formance depends upon New Beginnings,” re- it to the states to figure out what to do. Instead, cation. Human beings whether people are re- counts how the church Mike Shanahan he pinned his and the nation’s fortunes on getting Chief Executive Officer, ext. 1956 garded as fragile. Sourc- saved his life and how will emerge from the COVID-19 vaccines developed quickly, which the fog of suffering, adapt [email protected] administration helped to make happen. es of capital that antici- he overcame this trau- and thrive. We will build Carolina Trujillo It was not a winning strategy. In the first pate emotional scarring ma. houses and plant vine- Community Relations Director, ext. 1226 year of the pandemic, the U.S. led the world in will defer investment “Survivors bounced [email protected] COVID-19 infection and death. “American car- or will pursue reces- back unbelievably,” he yards. nage” indeed: More than 400,000 dead from the sion-proof opportuni- said. They succeeded fi- Sheon Karol is a manag- Jim Wilson ing director and member Chief Operating Officer, ext. 1200 virus, countless jobs lost and futures derailed. ties. As there are too few nancially because “they [email protected] But there’s hope that the second year of the recession-proof oppor- had enough of misery of the management com- pandemic will be less deadly and destructive. At tunities, multiples for and wanted to make mittee of The DAK Group, CIRCULATION long last, we have a president with an actual “safe” investments will sure it would never a boutique investment Lisa Mahmoud plan to tap the knowledge and resources of the rise and other sectors happen again.” He, like bank. Manager, ext. 1239 nation for a comprehensive response the likes [email protected] of which we could have used long ago. On the CUSTOMER SERVICE anniversary of the nation’s first confirmed case, President Joe Biden released a 200-page docu- La’ Mosha Ball Customer Service, ext. 1276 ment outlining a host of steps he plans to take [email protected] immediately as he seeks to fulfill his promise to guide the nation out of the pandemic and to vac- GRAPHICS cinate 100 million people in his first 100 days. Trevor Andreozzi There is nothing new or revolutionary in the Designer plan; just sensible, science-based policy. Experts [email protected] had long advocated for many if not most of the Sean Casey measures, such as expanding and supporting Designer rapid testing, using the Defense Production Act [email protected] to force manufacturers to gin up more protec- NEWSROOM tive gear and other supplies, and mandating face coverings. Mike Alongi Sports Editor, ext. 1228 Biden also said Thursday that he would re- [email protected] quire that travelers flying into the U.S. have negative COVID-19 tests and to quarantine Elyse Carmosino Reporter, ext. 1264 upon arrival. Negative test results aren’t defin- [email protected] itive proof of the absence of infection, but it’s better than the total lack of information we Gayla Cawley Reporter, ext. 1236 have now about travelers’ health. It’s madden- [email protected] ing to think how many people might have been saved from serious illness or death if even half Cheryl Charles the steps in this plan had been taken last year. News Editor, ext. 1278 [email protected] The first order of business, however, is getting a handle on why there isn’t more vaccine be- Olivia Falcigno ing shipped to states. The U.S. invested many Photographer, ext.1224 billions of dollars into developing and pre-pur- [email protected] chasing doses even before they were proved to Spenser Hasak be effective. But supply has been unreliable, Photographer, ext. 1332 and now California and some other states are [email protected] reporting shortages. Just what is going on? One Thor Jourgensen of the last acts of now-defunct Operation Warp Editorial Page Editor, ext. 1267 Speed was to assure Americans this month [email protected] that vaccine production was reliable. At the Daniel Kane same time, the Warp Speed team lied about Sports Reporter, ext. 1228 the existence of national stockpile of vaccines, [email protected] which makes us wonder whether production of Steve Krause vaccines is truly proceeding apace. News Director, ext. 1229 Biden’s COVID coordinator, Jeff Zients, laid [email protected] the chaos at the feet of the last administration. Amanda Lunn “What we’re inheriting from the Trump admin- Designer istration is so much worse than we could have [email protected] imagined,” he said Wednesday in a call with re- Guthrie Scrimgeour porters. Given what we do know, that is not a Reporter, ext. 1222 surprise. But it will be up to Biden’s team to fix [email protected] that, and fast. Anne Marie Tobin Assignment Editor, ext. 1307 [email protected] TECHNOLOGY Tim Noyes TO SUBMIT YOUR LETTERS, PLEASE MAIL TO THE DAILY ITEM, P.O. BOX 5, LYNN, MA 01903 OR EMAIL TO [email protected] Director ext. 1247 [email protected] TUESDAY, JANUARY 26, 2021 THE DAILY ITEM A5 POLICE/FIRE

All address information, particu- Sunday; at 2 Castle Circle at U.S. will make up for four larly arrests, reflect police records. 10:01 p.m. Sunday. In the event of a perceived inac- curacy, it is the sole responsibility Complaints years of lost action on climate of the concerned party to contact A caller reported at 1:02 the relevant police department and p.m. Saturday that he was By Mike Corder tion, it is an urgent task have the department issue a no- hearing strange sounds with ASSOCIATED PRESS for this generation and his left ear but not with his those to come,” Chile Pres- tice of correction to the Daily Item. THE HAGUE, Nether- Corrections or clarifications will not right. He also expressed his ident Sebastián Piñera belief that someone from the lands — The world must said in a video message. be made without express notice of FBI was walking by his house. take decisive action to The Netherlands-based change from the arresting police A caller reported at 4:57 build resilience to the dev- Global Center on Adap- astating effects of climate department. p.m. Sunday that an Amazon tation last week called on change, U.S. climate envoy van driver got out of their ve- governments and financers John Kerry told a global hicle and swore at them after around the globe to include LYNN virtual summit Monday, the vehicles almost collided. funding for adaptation pledging that President projects in their COVID-19 Arrests Joe Biden’s new adminis- recovery spending. Fight tration would play its role. Markus Garner, of 71 World Bank President Birch St., Lynn, was arrested A caller reported that six In a video message to the Climate Adaptation David Malpass said the at 12:04 p.m. Monday on girls were fighting in the street bank’s financing for adap- charges of assault and bat- at 7:23 p.m. Sunday. Summit hosted by the Dutch government, Kerry tation measures rose from tery with a dangerous weapon 40 percent of its climate and leaving the scene of per- Fraud said, “We’re proud to be PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS back (in the Paris climate finance in 2016 to more sonal injury. Wind turbines are seen on a dike near Urk, than over 50 percent in Evbakhavbokun Idumwonyi, An employee at the Sylvan accord). We come back, Netherlands. A group of scientists, including 2020, “and we’ve commit- 29, of 35 North Hampton St., Street Grille at 12 Sylvan St. I want you to know, with five Nobel laureates, called for more action to ted to making it half of our Boston, was arrested at 1:42 reported at 2:10 p.m. Sunday humility, for the absence adapt the world to the effects of climate change. p.m. Monday on a charge of that patrons had paid their of the last four years, and total climate finance for carrying a dangerous weapon. tab using counterfeit bills. we’ll do everything in our ministration’s plans to mit seeking to galvanize the next five years.” Richard Medeiros, 41, of power to make up for it.” promote climate adap- more action and funding U.N. Secretary-General 172 Marianna St., Lynn, was Theft Biden, in his first hours tation, Kerry said it will to adapt the planet and Antonio Guterres high- arrested at 8:22 p.m. Sunday in office last week, signed “leverage U.S. innova- vulnerable communities lighted the necessity of A report of shoplifting from on a charge of shoplifting. an executive order return- tion and climate data” to to the effects of climate the funding, saying that a Macy’s on 210 Andover St. at Quelianlly Morales, of 22 ing the United States to better understand and change. recent U.N. report calcu- 4:16 p.m. Saturday. Elmwood Ave., Lynn, was ar- the historic 2015 Paris manage climate-related The meeting comes after lated adaptation costs in rested at 6:28 p.m. Sunday climate accord, reversing risks; increase the flow of a year in which the Earth developing countries to be on a parole/probation viola- SAUGUS its withdrawal by Donald finance to adaptation and hit or neared record hot around $70 billion dollars tion. Trump, who ridiculed the resilience initiatives, work temperature levels. annually and that they Arrests science of human-caused with institutions to im- “We saw the heat waves. are likely to rise to $280- Accidents climate change. prove resilience planning We saw the fires. We saw 500 billion in 2050. Brian Cordero, 28, of 780 Kerry said the Biden ad- and promote greater col- the (melting) Arctic,” top “We’ve reached the point A report of a motor vehicle Albany St., Boston, was ar- ministration is working laboration. NASA climate scientist where it is an absolute fact accident at 243 Chatham St. rested at 5:34 p.m. Saturday to announce its own more Kerry was among world Gavin Schmidt said ear- that it’s cheaper to invest at 12:36 p.m. Sunday; at 810 on a charge of shoplifting. ambitious target for cut- leaders who converged lier this month about the in preventing damage, or Lynnway at 12:51 p.m. Sun- ting emissions soon. — virtually — on the effects of the warming. minimizing it at least, than day; at 63 North Common St. Accidents Outlining the new ad- Netherlands for the sum- “Adaptation is not an op- cleaning up,” Kerry said. at 1:11 p.m. Sunday; at Con- nery Ice Rink at 190 Shepard A report of a motor vehicle St. at 5:57 p.m. Sunday; at accident on Broadway, before Lynnfield Street and Millard the Essex Street Bridge at Pets are back: Biden’s dogs Avenue at 6:12 p.m. Sunday; 11:24 a.m. Friday; at Route 1 at 93 Laighton St. at 8:31 North on the Saugus/Revere p.m. Sunday; at Joyce and line at 7:38 a.m. Saturday; Union streets at 11:59 a.m. at Broadway and Main Street settle in at White House Monday; at St. Pius School at at 11:47 a.m. Saturday; at 215 Maple St. at 2:25 p.m. 1073 Broadway at 5:48 p.m. By Darlene Monday. Saturday; at 206 Lincoln Ave. Superville at 4 p.m. Sunday. ASSOCIATED PRESS Breaking and Entering WASHINGTON — The Complaints patter of paws is being A report of breaking and en- A caller reported at 5:45 heard in the White House tering in progress at 63 Lyn- again following the arriv- nway at 4:01 a.m. Monday. p.m. Friday that an individu- al had been leaving animal al of President Joe Biden’s dogs Champ and Major. Fire feces on her car door handle. A caller reported at 10:00 The two German shep- A report of a fire at 508 a.m. Sunday that someone herds are the first pets to Summer St. at 2:54 p.m. had thrown eggs at her car live at the executive man- Sunday; at 145 North Com- overnight. sion since the Obama ad- mon St. at 2:54 p.m. Sunday; ministration. at 178 Chestnut St. at 5:25 Fight Major burst onto the na- p.m. Sunday. tional scene late last year A report of a fight in prog- after Biden, then presi- Overdose ress at 2:41 p.m. Friday. dent-elect, broke his right foot while playing with A report of an overdose at Theft the dog at their home in 17 Franklin St. at 2:51 p.m. Wilmington, Delaware. Sunday. A caller reported at 1:58 The Bidens adopted p.m. Friday that their vehicle Major in 2018 from the Violence had been stolen and was Delaware Humane As- FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS missing for a week. sociation. Champ joined Presidential pet Bo climbs the stairs of Air Force One at Andrews Air Force A report of assault and A Macy’s employee report- the family after the 2008 Base, Md. for a flight to Chicago with former-President Barack Obama. battery at 39 Shepard St. at ed that two males had shop- presidential election that 9:57 a.m. Monday. lifted an unknown amount of made Joe Biden vice pres- enjoying his new dog bed ation cosponsored an ised to bring the dogs with merchandise before fleeing ident. by the fireplace and Major “indoguration” virtual them to the White House. PEABODY toward Main Street at 2:22 The dogs moved into the loved running around on fundraiser to celebrate They plan to add a cat, p.m. Saturday. White House on Sunday, the South Lawn.” Major’s journey from though no update on the Accidents A caller from Macy’s report- following Biden’s inaugu- The dogs were heard shelter pup to first dog. feline’s arrival was shared ed the shoplifting of many ration last week. barking outside near the More than $200,000 was on Monday. A report of a motor vehi- Polo shirts, valued at more “The first family want- Oval Office on Monday as raised. White House press sec- cle accident on 115 Central than $2,000 total. ed to get settled before Biden signed an executive Major is the first shel- retary Jen Psaki predict- St. at 9:38 a.m. Saturday; A caller reported a past bringing the dogs down order lifting the previous ter dog to ever live in the ed, while on video an- at 27 Caller St. at 9:57 a.m. shoplifting at 4:31 p.m. Sun- to Washington from Dela- administration’s ban on White House and “barking swering questions from Saturday; at 208 Andover day, in which an individual ware,” said Michael LaRo- transgender people serv- proof that every dog can members of the public, St. at 12:33 p.m. Sunday; at left the Home Depot at 564 sa, spokesperson for first ing in the military. live the American dream,” that the cat will “domi- 363 Lowell St. at 2:01 p.m. Broadway with wood flooring. lady Jill Biden. “Champ is Last week, the Dela- the association said. nate the internet” when it ware Humane Associ- The Bidens had prom- arrives. Janet Yellen wins Senate approval as treasury secretary

By Martin Crutsinger woman to hold the job in all came from Republi- Speaking on the Senate that without prompt ac- soared above $3 trillion. and Brian Slodysko the department’s 232-year cans. floor before the vote, Dem- tion the nation faced the They also objected to such ASSOCIATED PRESS history. She is expected to play ocratic Majority Leader threat of a “longer, more measures as an increase Yellen, a former chair a key role in gaining con- Chuck Schumer noted the painful recession.” She in the minimum wage to WASHINGTON — The of the Federal Reserve, gressional approval of former Federal Reserve urged quick action on the $15 per hour. Senate on Monday ap- was approved by the Biden’s $1.9 trillion coro- chairwoman had biparti- virus relief package that Sen. Charles Grassley, proved President Joe Senate on a 84-15 vote, navirus relief package, san support. would provide an addi- R-Iowa, told Yellen that Biden’s nomination of becoming the third which is running into stiff Schumer said Yellen has tional $1,400 in payments Biden’s plan represented Janet Yellen to be the na- member of Biden’s Cabi- opposition from Republi- a “breathtaking range of to individuals making be- a “laundry list of liberal tion’s 78th treasury secre- net to win confirmation. cans who believe the price experience” and support low $75,000 annually as structural economic re- tary, making her the first The 15 votes against her tag is too high. for her nomination reflect- well as providing expand- forms.” ed “just how well suited ed unemployment bene- As Treasury secretary, she is to manage the eco- fits, further aid for small Yellen, 74, will occupy a nomic challenges of our businesses and support pivotal role in shaping and time ... particularly during for cities and states to pre- directing Biden’s economic this moment of economic vent layoffs. policies. She enters the crisis.” The plan also provides Treasury job after many Before the approval by more support for vaccine years serving in other the full Senate, Yellen production and distribu- top economic jobs, includ- had received unanimous tion. ing as the first woman to backing from the Senate “She can take complicat- serve as chair of the Fed- Finance Committee. Re- ed economic theories and eral Reserve from 2014 to publicans on the panel put them into understand- 2018. said they had a number able language — all while An economist by train- of policy disagreements showing a real heart for ing who was a professor with Yellen and the the millions of Americans at the University of Cali- Biden administration who are hurting through fornia at Berkeley, Yellen in such areas as raising no fault of their own,” Sen. will represent the Biden taxes on corporations Ron Wyden, D-Ore., said administration in global and the wealthy, but be- before the vote. financial affairs and lead lieved it was important During her confirma- a sprawling department to allow Biden to assem- tion hearing, Yellen faced whose responsibilities cov- ble his economic team substantial pushback on er overseeing IRS tax col- quickly. the plan from Republi- lections, making policy on PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS At her confirmationcans who argued that the banking regulations and President Joe Biden, right, listens as Janet Yellen, who Biden nominated hearing before the Fi- package was too large, es- serving as the adminis- to serve as Secretary of the Treasury, speaks at The Queen theater in nance Committee last pecially at a time that the tration’s contact with Wall Wilmington, Del. week, Yellen had argued federal budget deficit has Street. A6 THE DAILY ITEM TUESDAY, JANUARY 26, 2021 MASSACHUSETTS BRIEFS Vaccination sites expanded, Ex-officer gets 6 years on ing offshore technology child pornography conviction deep in the Gulf of Maine where the wind is stron- BOSTON (AP) — A for- gest, we will protect older adults moved up mer Massachusetts police Maine’s maritime heri- officer was sentenced tage and coastal economy BOSTON (AP) — Mas- an afternoon press con- average positivity rate FENWAY PARK Monday to six years in while being out front sachusetts plans to have ference. “We think it’s in Massachusetts has VACCINE prison on child pornog- in this new competitive 165 vaccination sites better to overplan at this dropped to 4.83 percent APPOINTMENTS raphy charges, federal industry,” she said. available by mid-Febru- point in the process and as of Sunday, down from prosecutors said. Mills’ proposal would go ary and has moved older hope that the feds can get 7.2 percent on Jan. 10. Massachusetts residents Paul Hodson, 44, a for- before the state Legisla- adults ahead in receiving there.” State health depart- currently eligible for a mer New Bedford officer, ture. It wouldn’t apply the COVID-19 vaccine. New mass vaccination ments are calculating coronavirus vaccine can was also sentenced to five to a demonstration site Gov. Charlie Baker’s sites also are opening in positivity rate differently schedule an appointment planned by New England years of probation. administration said Mon- Springfield on Jan. 29, across the country, but to receive their inocula- Aqua Ventus that is The Acushnet resident day that people age 75 Danvers on Feb. 3, and for Massachusetts the AP tion at Fenway Park start- pleaded guilty in Decem- already permitted. That and older will now be in Boston in the first week calculates the rate by di- ing Tuesday. ber 2019 to distribution project would include a the first priority group in of February. viding new cases by test Massachusetts last week of child pornography and turbine on top of a float- Phase Two of the distri- “We can only move as specimens using data designated the home of the possession of child por- ing platform developed at bution plan, which starts fast as the federal gov- Boston Red Sox as its next from The COVID Track- nography. University of Maine. Feb. 1. Those 65 and older ernment ships vaccine to large-scale COVID-19 vac- ing Project. Hodson’s home was Aqua Ventus is also and individuals with two the commonwealth,” he cination site following Gil- The seven-day rolling searched in June 2019 as working on a project off or more comorbidities added. lette Stadium. Maine that would be the average of daily new cases part of an investigation will now be in the second Also Monday, the state Starting Feb. 1, the ball- first floating offshore in Massachusetts is also into the use of peer-to- priority group, in keeping relaxed some coronavirus park will begin adminis- wind research array in on the decline, at more peer file sharing networks with guidelines from the restrictions as several tering 500 vaccines per the country if approved. than 4,200 on Sunday, for the trade of child Centers for Disease Con- key metrics used to mea- day, eventually ramping Mills’s office said the down from at least 6,400 pornography, according to trol and Prevention. sure the spread of the up to 1,000 vaccines per governor is extending on Jan. 10, according to the U.S. attorney’s office The administration pandemic trend in the day to eligible residents in the timeline for feedback The COVID Tracking in Boston. Hodson was said the state currently right direction. Phase One priority groups about the research array. interviewed at that time has the capacity to ad- Restaurants, movie Project. under the state’s vaccina- There are no active and admitted to using minister 242,000 doses theaters and many other Hospitalizations are also tion plan, state officials peer-to-peer file sharing applications for off- of vaccine per week, more businesses will now be falling. said. software to trade child shore wind projects in than the 173,000 first allowed to remain open Some safety measures CIC Health will operate pornography, prosecutors state-managed waters, and second doses it ex- past 9:30 p.m. Also, a remain in place, includ- the site, with Beth Israel said. Mills’ office said. pects to receive from the rule that required people ing a 25 percent capacity Deaconess Medical Center Investigators found 1 dead in 2 vehicle crash on federal government this to stay at home from 10 limit for many businesses, as the medical director. hundreds of child pornog- week. p.m. until 5 p.m. except including restaurants and The site is expected to raphy files stored on Hod- Massachusetts Turnpike ramp “We’re setting up the for work or other essen- casinos. stay open through the be- son’s computer, including WESTON (AP) — One capacity to administer tial travel has been lifted. The state Department ginning of baseball season at least one file that was person died in a crash far more doses than we The restrictions were of Public Health reported in early April. distributed to undercover involving a car and a trac- are currently receiving or adopted in November as 3,750 new confirmed cases Appointments can be law enforcement in the tor-trailer on a Massachu- projecting to receive from new cases surged. and 67 new virus-related made at www.cic-health. course of the investiga- setts Turnpike exit ramp the feds,” Baker said at The latest seven-day deaths on Sunday. com/vaccines. tion, prosecutors said. in Weston early Monday Hodson resigned while morning, state police said. the city was in the pro- The car was heading Ex-tribal chairman seeks cess of terminating him, east on the Pike at about police have said. 1:45 a.m. when the driver took the Exit 123 ramp, Maine governor to pause dismissal in casino bribery case according to an emailed wind projects, consult statement from state BOSTON (AP) — The chairman of the Mash- faces. Cromwell used his position police. fishermen former chairman of a Mas- pee Wampanoags, filed a David DeQuattro, the as chairman to extort tens The preliminary inves- AUGUSTA, Maine (AP) tigation indicates that sachusetts tribe is seeking motion last week to dis- owner of an architecture of thousands of dollars in — Maine’s governor said the car straddled both to dismiss some of the fed- miss three bribery counts. firm in Providence, Rhode bribes and engaged in a Monday she will call for lanes of the ramp and eral bribery and extortion Cromwell also said in the Island indicted with conspiracy with DeQuattro a 10-year moratorium struck the right rear of charges he’s facing over filing that he reserves the Cromwell, also filed a mo- to commit bribery. on some offshore wind the tractor-trailer with its the tribe’s long planned right to file a separate mo- tion to dismiss his bribery They say DeQuattro pro- projects and consult with driver’s side front, going casino project. tion to dismiss a number charges. fishermen and members partially under the truck. vided Cromwell with pay- Cedric Cromwell, former of extortion charges he Federal prosecutors say of marine industries Both vehicles traveled ments and other benefits about future wind energy a short distance together valued at nearly $60,000 projects in the state. before the car broke free. in exchange for nearly $5 Gov. Janet Mills, a The truck stopped in the million in contracts with Democrat, is a proponent left lane and the car came the tribe. Prosecutors say of offshore wind, but to rest in the right lane, many members of the according to state police. Cromwell then spent the state’s commercial fishing The male driver of the payments on personal ex- industry have expressed car was taken to the penses. concern about what wind hospital where he was Their lawyers say they projects could mean for pronounced dead, police deny the charges. their businesses. Mills said. The truck driver was The Cape Cod-based said her proposal would not hurt. protect fishing businesses No names were released tribe, which traces its within 3 miles (5 kilome- but the car driver was a ancestry to the Native ters) of coastal waters 30-year-old Ashland man, Americans who shared that are managed by the police said. The truck a fall harvest meal with state. driver was a 39-year-old the Pilgrims in 1621, has Those waters are more Frankfort, New York, heavily fished than feder- man. PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS faced years of legal set- al waters, Mills said. The cause remains un- Mashpee Wampanoag Tribe Chairman Cedric Cromwell sits behind backs for its planned First “By focusing on float- der investigation. his desk at the government center in Mashpee. Light casino. Bally’s acquires Monkey Knife Fight fantasy sports company

By Wayne Parry sition juggernaut Monday, transaction that further media companies. company to have a daily pending acquisition of ASSOCIATED PRESS acquiring the daily fantasy widens the fast-growing Providence, Rhode Is- fantasy sports component, Bet.Works. along with DraftKings and The company plans sports company Monkey company’s drive to add casi- land-based Bally’s becomes ATLANTIC CITY, N.J. — FanDuel. to integrate Monkey Bally’s continued its acqui- Knife Fight in an all-stock no, online sports betting and the third U.S. sports betting Bally’s has been on a tear Knife Fight’s geograph- in recent months, adding ic presence in 37 states, gambling and media prop- Washington, D.C., and erties as it aims to become Canada, with Sinclair’s a major national player. portfolio of 21 regional “With this acquisition, sports networks. we are pleased to enter Monkey Knife fight has into the high-growth about 180,000 registered (daily fantasy sports) users, 80,000 of whom market,” said George have made monetary de- Papanier, the compa- posits in order to play. ny’s president and CEO. Papanier said Monkey “Monkey Knife Fight Knife Fight will support is a unique asset that Bally’s plans to devel- we look forward to in- op a potential customer corporating into Bally’s database in states that constantly growing om- have not yet adopted nichannel portfolio of sports betting but which land-based casinos and are considered lucrative iGaming platforms.” potential markets, in- Bally’s recent moves cluding California, Flor- include the purchase of ida and Texas, as well as Bally’s casino in Atlan- in Canada. tic City, a media part- The deal is expected to PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS nership with Sinclair close in the first quarter The exterior of Bally’s casino in Atlantic City, N.J. Broadcast Group and its of 2021. TUESDAY, JANUARY 26, 2021 THE DAILY ITEM A7 Biden to reinstate COVID travel rules, add South Africa By Aamer Madhani and 26 other European that South Africa would be days in office that called ASSOCIATED PRESS countries that allow trav- added to the restricted list for the relaxation of the el across open borders, because of concerns about travel restrictions as of WASHINGTON — Tuesday. President Joe Biden on according to two White a variant of the virus that House officials. has spread beyond that The decision to reverse Monday will formally re- the order is not surprising, The officials, who spoke nation. instate COVID-19 travel but the addition of South restrictions on non-U.S. on the condition of ano- Biden is reversing an Africa to the restricted travelers from Brazil, Ire- nymity to discuss the or- order from President travel list highlights the land, the United Kingdom der, also confirmed Sunday Donald Trump in his final new administration’s con- cern about mutations in PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS the virus. Nurse Chris Rutledge suits up in personal pro- The South Africa vari- tective equipment before entering the patient ant has not been dis- wards of a COVID-19 field hospital in Lenoir, N.C. covered in the United States, but another vari- ant — originating in the North Carolina field United Kingdom — has been detected in several states. hospital helps fight Reuters was first to re- port Biden’s decision to add South Africa to the list. coronavirus surge Biden last week issued By Sarah Blake been discharged from the an executive order direct- Morgan hospital’s intensive care ing federal agencies to ASSOCIATED PRESS unit and do not need ven- require international air tilators. Four other hos- travelers to quarantine LENOIR, N.C. — Chris pitals besides Caldwell upon U.S. arrival. The or- Rutledge peels an N-95 are sending patients here der also requires that all mask off her tired face, so they can use hospital U.S.-bound passengers revealing the silhouette ages 2 and above get neg- beds for more serious cas- PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS it leaves behind. Her es. ative COVID-19 test re- name and a tiny heart are “The tent is a scary place President Joe Biden departs after attending mass at Holy Trinity Cath- sults within three days drawn on the face cover- for a person that’s never olic Church in the Georgetown neighborhood of Washington. before traveling. ing in black marker so her been in it,” Rutledge said, patients know who she is. referring to the patients “I look terrible when it as she washed her hands comes off,” she jokes as In ambulances, an unseen, for the fifth time in just she takes a break during a few minutes. “Some of her ninth straight day of them are very tearful and 12-hour shifts inside a some of them are actually unwelcome passenger: COVID-19 temporary field hospital sobbing.” in Lenoir, North Carolina. But Rutledge calls her Rutledge, a 60-year-old work a blessing. Three By Stefanie Dazio nursing school. Hammond ASSOCIATED PRESS retired nurse from Lisbon, years ago, she left her full- is one test away from be- Iowa, is one of dozens of coming a paramedic. Both time nursing job to join LOS ANGELES — It’s health care workers who short-term medical mis- were called to a life in the crowded in the back of the medical field after trau- have been treating coro- sions with Samaritan’s ambulance. navirus patients inside Purse. When the organiza- matic experiences: Ham- Two emergency medical mond had to call 911 after 11 massive white medical tion mobilizes its Disaster technicians, the patient, his mother had an allergic tents set up in the parking Assistance Response Team the gurney — and an un- reaction, and Hoang wit- lot of Caldwell Memorial (DART), Rutledge can be seen and unwelcome pas- nessed a young bicyclist Hospital. on a plane within hours. senger lurking in the air. get hit by a car. The tents became nec- This is not the first time For EMTs Thomas Ho- Yet as COVID-19 infec- essary in late December Samaritan’s Purse has ang and Joshua Ham- tions surge and the risks when the virus began provided aid during the mond, the coronavi- surging through this rural pandemic. The organiza- rus is constantly close. increase, they wonder: Is it community in the Caroli- tion, which has partner- COVID-19 has become worth risking your life — and the lives of your loved na foothills, overwhelm- ships in more than 100 their biggest fear during PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS ing the hospital’s capacity. countries, opened its first 24-hour shifts in Califor- ones at home — for a small The tents were set up ear- COVID-19 field hospi- nia’s Orange County, rid- Emergency medical technician Thomas Hoang, left, paycheck and a dream? lier this month. tal on March 16, 2020, in ing with them from 911 of Emergency Ambulance Service, and paramedic “It’s really hard to justify “We doubled the number Cremona, Italy, when the call to 911 call, from pa- Trenton Amaro prepare to unload a COVID-19 pa- it beyond ‘I really want to of COVID patients in a virus first began to surge tient to patient. tient from an ambulance in Placentia, Calif. help people,’” said Ham- matter of days,” said Cald- mond, 25. “Is that worth in the U.S. and around They and other EMTs, life and death — they especially ones employed well CEO Laura Easton, the risk?” the world. Two weeks paramedics and 911 dis- make split-second deci- by private companies — who added that the hospi- For now, yes. later, Samaritan’s Purse patchers in Southern Cal- sions about patient care, are hard to find. They tal thought it had seen its tents were pitched in New “I do want to do my part ifornia have been thrust which hospital to race to, are considered essential cases peak over the sum- York City’s Central Park, in helping people get bet- into the front lines of the the best and fastest way to health care workers but mer. “And we doubled our where Rutledge and oth- national epicenter of the ter, in a sense,” said Ho- save someone — and now rarely receive the pay and hospital census.” ers on its medical team pandemic. They are scram- ang, 29. they’re just a breath away protections given to doc- The tents and care giv- treated hundreds of pa- bling to help those in need And so their day starts ers have been provided tients in partnership with as hospitals burst with a from becoming the patient tors and nurses. at 7 a.m. by Samaritan’s Purse, an the Federal Emergency surge of patients after the themselves. Hammond and Hoang Wearing masks, Hoang international Christian Management Agency and holidays, ambulances are They gown up, mask work for Emergency Am- and Hammond clean their relief charity led by evan- the state of New York. stuck waiting outside hos- up and glove up, “but you bulance Service Inc., a pri- ambulance and equip- gelist the Rev. Franklin The charity also recently pitals for hours until beds can only be so safe,” Ham- vate ambulance company ment, wiping down every Graham that is based in erected a field hospital in become available, oxygen mond said. “We don’t have in Southern California. surface even if the previ- Boone, North Carolina. Lancaster, California. tanks are in alarmingly the luxury of being 6 feet They, like so many others, ous crew scrubbed it al- The 30-bed field hospital While the work is physi- short supply and the vac- apart from the patient.” have long fostered goals of ready. They take no chanc- comprises four medical cally and emotionally gru- cine rollout has been slow. Statistics on COVID-19 becoming first responders es during their daylong wards and a pharmacy eling, Rutledge said she EMTs and paramedics cases and deaths among to serve their communities. shift covering the Orange for patients who have has no regrets. have always dealt with EMTs and paramedics — Hoang is attending County city of Placentia. Biden attends Mass at DC church where he worshipped as VP

By Aamer Madhani grandchildren, Finnegan attend services during his ASSOCIATED PRESS and Maisy. presidency. His motorcade made At home in Delaware, WASHINGTON — Pres- a brief stop on the way Biden and his wife, Jill, ident Joe Biden attended back to the White House were regulars at St. Jo- Mass for the first time for carryout from Call seph on the Brandywine since taking office, wor- Your Mother, a popular in Greenville. They alter- shipping Sunday at the deli near the church. The nated between the Satur- church he frequented president remained in his day and Sunday services when he was vice presi- armored vehicle, while his depending on their travel PHOTO | CHRIS MACHIAN/OMAHA WORLD-HERALD VIA AP dent. son picked up the order. schedules throughout the Two people hold hands while walking south on Madison Street in Bel- Biden, the nation’s sec- White House press sec- 2020 campaign. Catholic levue, Neb., during a winter storm warning. ond Catholic president, retary Jen Psaki told re- faithful have an obligation picked Holy Trinity Cath- porters on Friday that to attend Sunday services, olic Church in Washing- Biden had not yet settled but church teaching al- Storm threatens Midwest with ton’s Georgetown neigh- on a home church in the lows for the commitment borhood, a few miles from nation’s capital, but said to be fulfilled by attending the White House. It’s that she expected Biden a service on the evening of heavy snow, travel disruptions where the nation’s only will continue to regularly the preceding day. other Catholic president, John F. Kennedy, often By Josh Funk receive at least 4 inches of based near Omaha, Neb. went to Mass. ASSOCIATED PRESS snow. Many schools and busi- Biden entered through Several coronavirus test- nesses closed Monday as OMAHA, Neb. — A ma- the front entrance, where ing sites in Nebraska and the storm moved across jor winter storm threat- a Black Lives Matter ban- Iowa planned to close ear- the region. In western ened to blanket parts of ner was hanging on one ly Monday because of the Iowa, Missouri Valley Su- the middle of the country side and a banner with snow. More than 6 inches perintendent Brent Hoes- a quote from Pope Fran- with more than a foot of of snow had already fall- ing reworked the lyrics cis was on the other: “We snow Monday, promis- en in parts of eastern Ne- of the 1970s hit “I Will cannot tolerate or turn a ing to disrupt travel and braska by midday. Survive” to tell students blind eye to racism and even forcing the closure of National Weather Ser- in his district to “So Stay exclusion in any form and some coronavirus testing vice meteorologist Taylor Inside.” yet claim to defend the sa- sites. Nicolaisen said 10 to 15 Officials urged drivers to credness of every human The National Weather inches of snow is likely be- stay off the roads during life.” Service forecast that the tween Lincoln, Neb., and the storm, especially The president, in a brief snow could stretch from Des Moines, Iowa, and during the heaviest snow- central Kansas northeast to exchange with reporters, PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS that it has been at least fall in the afternoon and said the service was “love- Chicago and southern Mich- 15 years since that area evening. Nebraska State ly.” Biden was accompa- A member of the U.S. Secret Service stands igan. Some of the heaviest received more than a foot Patrol troopers had helped nied to church by his son, guard outside Holy Trinity Catholic Church snow was expected in south- of snow in a single storm. at least 60 drivers who got Hunter, and two of his as President Joe Biden attends mass in the east Nebraska and western “This is a historic snow,” stuck or slid off the road Georgetown neighborhood of Washington. Iowa, which was forecast to said Nicolaisen, who is by midday Monday. A8 TUESDAY, JANUARY 26, 2021 LOOK! National Green Juice Day, National Peanut Brittle Day, International Customs Day, Spouse’s Day

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By Anne Marie Tobin Participants will compete Walk and Talk Club. Classes are from 4-5 p.m. ITEM STAFF virtually against other The program will be every Wednesday, includ- members of the club in a held every Friday, 2:30- ing February vacation LYNNFIELD — A vir- thrilling Minute to Win It 3:15 p.m., from Feb. 5 week. The cost of the pro- tual pizza-making class, challenge. through March 5 at the gram is $45 per person. yoga, and a Minute to Win The program consists Lynnfield Middle School Director Julie Mallett it Club are some of the of five weeks, including track. Patricia Hazelton said kids can still sign up highlights of the latest February vacation week. will lead the class with for two programs that are programs being offered by Grades 1 and 2 will fun warmups followed by already underway. the Lynnfield Recreation participate on Thurs- a social-distanced walk The Middle School On- Department starting in days from Feb. 4 through around the track. Face line Game club with Colin late January. March 4 from 4-4:45 p.m., Instant Karma Yoga for masks are required. The Potter began on Jan. 22 Kids, a four-week pro- while Grades 3 and 4 will class will not be held and runs through April 2 gram consisting of virtual participate on Mondays during February vaca- every Friday from 2:30- FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS classes via Zoom, will be from Feb. 1 through tion. The cost is $25 per 3:30 p.m. Potter said the March 1, also from 4-4:45 person. club will feature a variety President Barack Obama presents the 2009 held Mondays from 4:15-5 Presidential Medal of Freedom to Sidney Poiti- p.m. from Feb. 1-22. Chil- p.m. The cost of each pro- If you love pizza (and of virtual games, includ- gram is $40 per person. who doesn’t), then Chef ing Jackbox. The cost of er during ceremonies in the East Room at the dren from ages 5-12 are White House in Washington. eligible to participate. The Teen Talk for Joe Gatto’s Virtual Pizza the program is $90 per Sharon Marrama, Self-Care and Regula- Class is right up your al- person. founder and owner of tion program will help ley. Participants will learn The Middle School Book Here Comes the Sun Yoga, participants find ways to how to make homemade Club with Hazelton began Latest honor for is the instructor. Each turn negativity caused dough and mozzarella on Jan. 25 and will be class includes an opening by stress into positivity from scratch, and will held on Mondays from group-share, balanced through the use of self- then use it to make a deli- 4:30-5:30 p.m. through Sidney Poitier: A breathing, five yoga poses talk, mindfulness, medi- cious pizza on their own. March 8. The club will not and a class-ending peace- tation and affirmations. The class will be held on be held during February ful, guided meditation Participants will create a Wednesday, Feb. 24 at 6 vacation. The cost is $45 with positive affirmations. personal card deck filled p.m. via Zoom. Registered per person. film school The cost of the class is with positive quotes to be participants will receive To register for a pro- $75 per person. able to help themselves an email containing a list gram, go to the Lynnfield The Minute to Win It when needed. The hour- of ingredients and re- Recreation Department’s in his name Club with Lexi Buon- long classes will be held quired equipment about a website at www.lynnfiel- figlio begins Monday, on Wednesdays from Feb. week before the class. The drec.com. For more infor- By Jocelyn Noveck has invested millions Feb. 1. Participants 3-24 from 6-7 p.m. The cost of the class is $45 per mation, contact Mallett at AP NATIONAL WRITER of dollars in technology will learn how to create cost of the program is $75 person. 781-334-9488 or jmallett@ to create what’s in- NEW YORK — In 1963, tended to be one of the materials from ordinary per person. The Elementary Book town.lynnfield.ma.us. Sidney Poitier made a items around the house Take a much-needed Club with Michelle Rob- Anne Marie Tobin can largest, most accessible film in Arizona, “Lilies and most diverse film to be used in fun, physical screen break and get ert begins on Jan. 27 and be reached at atobin@ of the Field.” The per- competitive challenges. some fresh air with the runs through March 3. itemlive.com. schools. Crow said that formance led to a huge much like the broad- milestone: He became the er university, the film first Black winner of a school will measure suc- R&B artist Trey Songz lead-acting Oscar. cess not by exclusivity Now, Arizona is the site but by inclusivity. of another career mile- By expanding both its stone for the legendary arrested at AFC Championship game physical resources and actor and filmmaker — flexible learning options Arizona State University By Margaret Stafford identify the man as Songz like online study, it hopes has named its new film ASSOCIATED PRESS and did not say exactly to enroll thousands more school after him. The Sid- which rules he was break- students, teaching them KANSAS CITY, Mo. — ney Poitier New American ing. skills that go far beyond R&B artist Trey Songz Film School was unveiled Police said the man re- traditional moviemaking. was jailed overnight after at a virtual ceremony on fused to follow orders from The school will move he scuffled with police of- private security guards at Monday. ficers during his arrest for The decision to name in the fall of 2022 to a Arrowhead Stadium and new facility in down- not following coronavirus was asked to leave. When the school after Poitier, protocols and other rules 93, is about much more town Mesa, Ariz., 7 miles he refused, officers from from the university’s at the AFC championship the Kansas City police and than his achievements game in Kansas City, and legacy, but because Tempe Campus. It will Jackson County sheriff’s also occupy the univer- police said Monday. office were called and he he “embodies in his Songz, 36, whose name very person that which sity’s new center in Los was told he would be ar- Angeles. is Tremaine Aldon rested if he didn’t comply, we strive to be — the Neverson, was released matching of excellence The university did not police said. make Poitier, who has Monday while an investi- FILE PHOTO | INVISION He punched one officer and drive and passion gation continues, Jackson with social purpose and been out of the public eye Trey Songz was arrested during the AFC and put him in a head- for some time, available County Sheriff’s spokes- Championship game in Kansas City, Mo., after lock, police said. social outcomes, all things man LeVanden Darks that his career has really for an interview. His police said he refused to wear a mask and then TMZ released a video daughter Beverly Poiti- said. No charges have Monday that showed stood for,” said Michael punched an officer who was trying to remove er-Henderson told The been filed. Songz was not wearing a M. Crow, president of the him from the stadium. Associated Press her fa- Songz’s representative, mask and struggled with university. ther was “doing well and Sydney Margetson, peared in films including in a statement that fans several officers before he “You’re looking for enjoying his family,” and declined to comment “Texas Chainshaw 3D,” at the game between the was led away in handcuffs. an icon, a person that considered it an honor to Monday. “Baggage Claim” and he Kansas City Chiefs and The video does not show embodies everything be the namesake of the Songz is a three-time starred in “Blood Brother” Buffalo Bills complained how the confrontation you stand for,” Crow said new film school. Grammy-nominated sing- in 2018. about a man who was not began. Some fans can be in an earlier interview. er. He earned his third In October, Songz posted following COVID-19-re- heard yelling at officers to “With Sidney Poitier, it’s Poitier-Henderson and No. 1 on Billboard’s Top on Instagram that he lated protocols and other leave him alone. his creative energy, his two of Poitier’s other R&B Albums chart with had tested positive for code of conduct rules for The video shows at dynamism, his drive, his daughters described in “Back Home” last year. COVID-19. He said he fans, which include not least one officer without ambition, the kinds of interviews how the film His other two chart-top- was taking the disease being disruptive, intox- a mask and others with projects he worked on, school’s emphasis on ping albums are “Trigga” very seriously and urged icated, or using obscene masks not completely the ways in which he inclusivity and access and “Tremaine The Al- his fans to do the same. language. covering their mouth and advanced his life.” aligned with their father’s bum.” He has also ap- Kansas City police said The statement did not nose. “Look at his life: It’s long-held ideals. a story of a person who “If it has my Dad’s found a way,” he said of name on it, it has to be in- Paris’ virus-battered Fan Museum thrown life-line the actor, who was born clusive, because that’s the in Miami and raised in foundation of who he is PARIS (AP) — Paris rent arrears due to losses that French officials had Paris Deputy Mayor the Bahamas, the son of and what he stands for,” City Hall has instruct- incurred during virus placed on an intangible Karen Taieb told the tomato farmers, before said Anika Poitier, like ed the landlord seeking lockdowns last year. The heritage list only last AP that officials are now launching a career that her father a filmmaker. to close down the city’s money was due Jan. 23 year. meeting with Hoguet on went from small, hard- “And it’s important to not indebted Fan Museum and the landlord had Hoguet said that Paris Feb. 5 “in order to think won theater parts to only have inclusion but to extend its deadline for threatened to seize the City Hall officials con- about long-term solutions eventual Hollywood to have diversity, and to payment, the museum museum’s priceless arti- firmed to her that they for this heritage museum stardom. “How do we help give people the opportu- said Monday. facts as payment. had intervened to get which is in a very compli- other young people find nity to tell their stories. Director Anne Hoguet In response to AP’s the landlord to delay the cated situation.” their way?” I think it’s imperative to said her beleaguered reporting, on Thurs- deadline. Hoguet said that she The university, which cast a wide net and allow museum — a registered day UNESCO called on “It’s a huge relief. We has been inundated with is expanding its exist- anyone who’s called to tell historic monument — France to do more to hope to live another day,” offers of donations since ing film program into their story to learn how to owed 117,000 euros in protect the small museum Hoguet said. last week’s media reports. its own school, says it do that.” WEATHER LOTTERY

MASS. EVENING: MASS. MID-DAY: SUN, MOON, TIDES National weather TODAY’S FORECAST MARINE FORECAST Monday...... #### Monday...... 6207 Forecast for Tuesday, January 26, 2021 Partly cloudy skies during the N winds 5 to 10 kt, becoming Sunday...... 2276 Sunday...... 8353 Sunrise today 7:03 a.m. Bands separate high temperature zones for the day. morning will become overcast NE in the afternoon. Waves Saturday...... 2084 Saturday...... 5166 Sunset today 4:50 p.m. in the afternoon. High around 1 foot or less. A chance of Yesterday’s payoff: Yesterday’s payoff: H 35F. Winds NE at 5 to 10 mph. snow. Sunrise tomorrow 7:02 a.m. Tonight: Snow in evening lead- Tonight: NE winds 5 to 10 kt. EXACT ORDER EXACT ORDER High tide today 10:10 p.m. L ing to lingering snow overnight. Waves 1 foot or less. Snow All 4...... $#### All 4...... $5,230 Low tide today 3:57 p.m. Winds NE at 5 to 10 mph. likely. First or last 3...... $#### First or last 3...... $732 Chance of snow 80%. Snow Any 2...... $#### Any 2...... $63 High tide tomorrow 10:50 p.m. L accumulating 1 to 3 inches. Any 1...... $#### Any 1...... $6 ANY ORDER ANY ORDER L All 4...... $#### All 4...... $218

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By Mike Alongi halftime. There was a ITEM SPORTS EDITOR point where I was wonder- ing if we were running out LYNN — The St. Mary’s of gas after all these tough girls basketball team con- games, but we were able tinued its run of strong to pull things together play Monday, earning a midway through the third 67-55 win over Catholic quarter and pull out the Central League foe Bishop win.” Feehan — one of the state’s Alyssa Grossi led the top ranked teams — at Tony Conigliaro Gymna- way for St. Mary’s with 18 sium. Monday night was points and six rebounds, the Spartans third game while Maiya Bergdorf against a top-15 team in was right behind with 17 the past six days, with points and six rebounds. the Spartans going 2-1 in Yirsy Queliz and Pe’jae those games. Parent scored 11 points “We’ve gone up against each in the win, while some really tough teams Nicolette D’Itria had 10 over the past several days points and six rebounds. and it’s been a great test Having ve players score for us,” said St. Mary’s 10 or more points is some- thing that Newhall knows ITEM FILE PHOTO | SPENSER HASAK coach Jeff Newhall. “We came out with a lot of en- is critical to the Spartans’ St. Mary’s Maiya Bergdorf scored 17 points ergy early and jumped success. and grabbed six rebounds in the Spartans’ ahead, but then we strug- ITEM PHOTO | OLIVIA FALCIGNO win over Bishop Feehan Monday. gled a bit as we went into ST. MARY’S, B2 Fenwick senior Cade Buckley scored 10 points and grabbed eight rebounds in a loss to Cristo State Rep. Wong, LoRusso Foundation Rey Monday. Fenwick boys donate to World Series Park SAUGUS — World Series northbound and southbound basketball comes Park’s quest to bring lights on Route 1 through Saugus. to the field is becoming more Wong has supported World of a reality by the day, as a Series Park since it was built number of local community in 2004. As well as purchas- up just short on members and organizations ing a sponsorship sign, he continue to donate to the has taken part in every cere- World Series Park Lighting mony at the park and donat- Senior Night Fund. Most recently, State ed food on several occasions. Representative Donald “Representative Wong is Wong and the Joey LoRusso By Mike Alongi gram. one of our long-time sup- ITEM SPORTS EDITOR “We have a wonderful Memorial Foundation have porters,” said World Series each made a donation of group of seniors and we’re Park superintendent Bob PEABODY — Despite $1,000 to the fund. a very experienced team,” Davis. “He has often said taking a nine-point lead said Moran. “Those guys Rep. Wong has served in in the opening minutes the Massachusetts Legis- that he saw something in are true leaders for us, and the park that he thought of the game, the Bishop whenever you have a group lature since 2011, repre- Fenwick boys basketball senting most of Saugus and was worthwhile, which was of guys like that it makes providing more opportunity team couldn’t hold on in a things much easier as a parts of Wakefield and Lynn. 61-56 loss to Cristo Rey in He has been responsible for to the youth of Saugus to coach. I’m certainly lucky to a non-conference bout at sponsoring many bills and play baseball. He continues have them all here.” home Monday night. working on several commit- to do whatever he can to Sophomore Che Hanks COURTESY PHOTO | BOB DAVIS “We came out strong and tees with a perfect legislative support World Series Park led the way for Fenwick got a great lift from Cade attendance record. One of and we are very grateful for State Representative Donald Wong (left) with 12 points in the loss, his recent accomplishments this.” presents a donation check for $1,000 to World Buckley early on, but af- while Buckley had a solid was getting the funding for Series Park superintendent Bob Davis (right) ter those rst few minutes game with 10 points and the road improvements both SAUGUS, B2 for the World Series Park Lighting Fund. we were never quite able eight rebounds. Grenert to nd our rhythm again,” added nine points, while said Fenwick coach Kevin Browne had a great all- Moran. “Our defense was around game with ve also lacking all night and points, seven rebounds, ve I think we gave up 25 foul assists and four steals. shots, so that was a big con- The Crusaders got off to tributing factor as well.” a great start in this one, Prior to the game, Fen- jumping out to a 13-4 lead wick honored its eight in the opening four minutes seniors — captain Max of play. But Fenwick went a Grenert, captain Alex Gon- bit cold after that, allowing zalez, captain Christian Cristo Rey to crawl back in Loescher, Cade Buckley, the game. By the end of the John Bennett, Franklin rst quarter, Fenwick only Quintin, Max Corson and held a 16-14 lead. Colby Browne — for their contributions to the pro- FENWICK, B2 Fenwick girls

COURTESY PHOTO | ST. JOHN’S PREP basketball earns St. John’s Prep Strength and Conditioning Coordinator Billy McSheffrey (center), seen here posing with members of the Eagles 2018 state championship football squad, was recently named 2021 Massachusetts Strength and Conditioning Coach of the Year by the National High School victory on Strength Coaches Association. St. John’s Prep strength coach Senior Night lia Loescher notched 10 SCHOOL ROUNDUP points and four assists. named Mass. Coach of the Year Gonzalez added ve points By Mike Alongi and 10 rebounds in the ITEM SPORTS EDITOR St. John’s Prep Strength our program isn’t about want to go fast, go alone. If ty of Rhode Island, began win. and Conditioning Coordi- one person,” said McShef- you want to go far, go to- his career as a strength The Bishop Fenwick Fenwick (5-2) plays on the road at Arlington nator Billy McSheffrey frey, 33, a native of Con- gether.’” and conditioning intern girls basketball team Catholic Wednesday night has been named the 2021 necticut who now lives in Coach McSheffrey ar- with the NHL’s Buffalo came out strong and nev- (6:30). Massachusetts Coach of South Boston. “This is a rived at St. John’s in 2017 Sabres. er let up Monday evening, BOYS BASKETBALL the Year by the Nation- reflection of the talented, from the world of profes- “The impact Coach notching a 53-32 win over Catholic Central League Bishop Feehan 54, al High School Strength hard-working strength sional ice hockey, where McSheffrey has on his foe Archbishop Williams St. Mary’s 53 Coaches Association coaches we have on staff, he worked for the NHL’s athletes, staff and the St. at home. The Spartans rallied (NHSSCA). The annual the ceaseless support Arizona Coyotes as well John’s Prep community Before the game, the back from a 15-point de - honor recognizes a scho- of our Mahoney Well- as that franchise’s former is commendable,” said Crusaders held their Se- cit at halftime to take a lastic strength and condi- ness Center staff and the AHL affiliate, the Spring- Kevin O’Neill, Northeast nior Night to honor their lead late in the fourth, but tioning coach for achieve- Prep’s dedicated athletic field Falcons. Prior to regional director of the three seniors — captains they just couldn’t quite get ments in the field and staff and coaches. Most that, he coached at Mike NHSSCA. “He’s truly an Brynn Bertucci, Liz Gon- over the top in a road loss passion for the profes- important are the hours of Boyle Strength and Con- exemplary member of the zalez and Veronica Tache Monday night. sion. State Coach Of The unsung blood, sweat and ditioning in Middleton. NHSSCA and the high — for their contributions Sammy Batista had 22 Year winners are chosen tears that our student-ath- McSheffrey, who holds school strength and con- to the program. points for St. Mary’s, while by their peers across the letes, past and present, a master’s degree in Ap- ditioning community at Junior Olivia Found Ali Barry had 14 points. Commonwealth. have labored through in plied Exercise Science large.” led the way for Fenwick St. Mary’s (5-3) hosts Ca- “This is a great honor our fitness facilities. As we along with a B.S. in Kine- with 12 points and six thedral Wednesday night from the NHSSCA, but put it around here, ‘If you siology from the Universi- McSHEFFREY, B2 steals, while junior Ju- (7:30). B2 SPORTS THE DAILY ITEM TUESDAY, JANUARY 26, 2021 HIGH SCHOOL SCHEDULE St. Mary’s girls basketball takes TUESDAY Girls Basketball Boys Basketball Malden Catholic at St. Mary’s (6) Peabody at Danvers (4) Lynnfield at Manchester-Essex (6) Beverly at Marblehead (5:30) Bishop Fenwick at Arlington Catholic Lynnfield at Triton (5:45) (6:30) down Bishop Feehan St. John’s Prep at St. John’s (Shrews- Boys Hockey bury) (6) Winthrop at Masconomet (3:10) Winthrop at Gloucester (6:30) Austin Prep at St. Mary’s (5) ST. MARY’S suddenly found itself on a Salem at Swampscott (7) Marblehead at Gloucester (6) From B1 cold streak offensively. By Girls Basketball Lynnfield at Pentucket (7) halftime, St. Mary’s only Peabody at Swampscott (7:30) Triton at Lynnfield (5:45) Beverly at Saugus (7:30) “I think it’s just a testa- led 31-24. Swampscott at Salem (6) Bishop Fenwick at Arlington Catholic ment to the unselfishness The comeback didn’t Gloucester at Winthrop (6) (7:45) Danvers at Peabody (7) of all the players on our stop there, as Feehan cut Girls Hockey Girls Hockey team,” said Newhall. “When the deficit to as little as Newburyport at Peabody/Lynnfield Austin Prep at St. Mary’s (4) no one cares who takes the (5:15) two points after getting off WEDNESDAY Winthrop at Masconomet (5:45) shot, people are always to a hot start in the third Boys Basketball St. Mary’s at Shawsheen Tech (7:30) open. When you have so quarter. But after a quick Arlington Catholic at Bishop Fenwick Swimming many different players who timeout from Newhall, St. (6:30) Peabody at Marblehead (1) can contribute, that makes Mary’s got things back in Cathedral at St. Mary’s (7:30) Gloucester at Swampscott (1) us that much tougher to gear and righted the ship. defend. When you have five By the end of the third TV/RADIO girls who score in double quarter, the Spartans led figures like that, you’re go- by 11 points. ing to be tough to beat on Pro basketball St. Mary’s was able to most nights.” 8 p.m...... Washington at Houston...... NBATV keep that lead for the rest Men’s college basketball The Spartans got start- of the game, coasting to a 7 p.m...... Kentucky at Alabama...... ESPN ed like they were shot out Mississippi St. at Tennessee...... SEC Network of a cannon Monday night, victory on its home court. Oklahoma at Texas...... ESPN2 St. Mary’s (9-1) hosts SMU at Memphis...... ESPNU jumping out to a 14-6 lead 8:30 p.m...... Butler at UConn...... FS1 in the first five minutes of Malden Catholic Wednes- Dayton at Saint Louis...... CBSSN play. After taking a 21-8 day evening (6). 9 p.m...... Georgia Tech at Duke...... ESPN lead into the start of the “This is another four- LSU at Texas A&M...... SEC Network game week for us, and Missouri at Auburn...... ESPN2 second quarter, it looked Women’s college basketball like St. Mary’s might be things aren’t getting any 4 p.m...... Miami at Louisville...... ACC Network well on its way to a blowout. easier,” said Newhall. College golf “We’re going to be back on 4:30 p.m...... Southwestern Invitational...... Golf ITEM FILE PHOTO | SPENSER HASAK But, as good teams usual- Pro hockey ly do, Feehan fought back. the practice floor (Tuesday) 7 p.m...... NY Islanders at Washington...... NBCSN Coach Jeff Newhall and the St. Mary’s girls bas- The Shamrocks used de- to prepare for an upstart Pittsburgh at Boston...... NESN; WBZ-FM 98.5 ketball team have been tested recently, playing fense and timely shotmak- Malden Catholic team, and Women’s college hockey 5 p.m...... UConn at Northeastern...... NESN Plus against a top-15 team in three of the past six ing to slowly chip away at we’re going to be ready to Skiing days. the deficit, while St. Mary’s go.” 11:30 p.m...... World Cup (tape)...... NBCSN Men’s soccer Premier League 1 p.m...... Leeds United at Newcastle...... NBCSN 3:15 p.m...... Manchester City at West Bromwich Albion...... NBCSN Fenwick boys basketball comes NFL PLAYOFFS up just short on Senior Night Conference Championships Super Bowl Sunday, Jan. 24 Sunday, Feb. 7 FENWICK wick only led 46-41. AFC At Tampa, Fla. From B1 Cristo Rey continued to Kansas City 38, Buffalo 24 chip away at the deficit in Tampa Bay vs. Kansas City, 6:30 NFC The second quarter was the fourth quarter, eventu- Tampa Bay 31, Green Bay 26 p.m. a back-and-forth battle, ally tying the score at 56-56 with two ties and three lead with 1:30 to play. Fenwick NBA changes over the course of went cold from that point the frame. Fenwick was able on, getting outscored 6-0 in EASTERN CONFERENCE WESTERN CONFERENCE to grab ahold of the lead the final 1:30 of the game to Atlantic Division Southwest Division W L Pct GB W L Pct GB with about two minutes walk away with the loss. Philadelphia 12 5 .706 — Memphis 7 6 .538 — to play, and the Crusaders Fenwick (5-3) hosts Ar- Boston 9 6 .600 2 San Antonio 9 8 .529 — Brooklyn 10 8 .556 2½ Dallas 8 8 .500 ½ took a slim 29-25 lead into lington Catholic Wednesday New York 8 10 .444 4½ Houston 6 9 .400 2 the halftime break. evening (6:30). Toronto 7 9 .438 4½ New Orleans 5 10 .333 3 Southeast Division Northwest Division Fenwick’s highest-scor- “We’ve got another tough W L Pct GB W L Pct GB ing quarter came in the test coming up Wednesday Atlanta 8 8 .500 — Utah 12 4 .750 — and we’re going to have Charlotte 7 9 .438 1 Portland 9 6 .600 2½ third. Behind back-to-back Orlando 7 10 .412 1½ Denver 9 7 .563 3 3-pointers from Hanks in to be ready,” said Moran. Miami 6 9 .400 1½ Oklahoma City 6 9 .400 5½ the opening minute of the “That’s going to be a critical Washington 3 9 .250 3 Minnesota 4 11 .267 7½ Central Division Pacific Division quarter, the Crusaders game for us in the league W L Pct GB W L Pct GB jumped out to a 10-point and we’re going to have to Milwaukee 10 6 .625 — L.A. Clippers 13 4 .765 — ITEM PHOTO | OLIVIA FALCIGNO Indiana 9 7 .563 1 L.A. Lakers 13 4 .765 — lead. But once again, Cristo come out with a better effort Cleveland 8 8 .500 2 Phoenix 8 7 .533 4 Rey kept fighting back. By if we want to take home the Max Corson was one of several seniors honored Chicago 7 9 .438 3 Golden State 8 8 .500 4½ during Fenwick’s Senior Night Monday. Detroit 3 13 .188 7 Sacramento 6 10 .375 6½ the end of the quarter, Fen- win.”

Monday’s Games Wednesday’s Games Charlotte at Orlando, 7 p.m. Detroit at Cleveland, 7 p.m. Philadelphia at Detroit, 7 p.m. Indiana at Charlotte, 7 p.m. Toronto at Indiana, 7 p.m. Sacramento at Orlando, 7 p.m. World Series Park Lighting fund Miami at Brooklyn, 7:30 p.m. Brooklyn at Atlanta, 7:30 p.m. L.A. Lakers at Cleveland, 8 p.m. Denver at Miami, 7:30 p.m. Sacramento at Memphis, ppd L.A. Lakers at Philadelphia, 7:30 Denver at Dallas, 8:30 p.m. p.m. Boston at Chicago, 9 p.m. Milwaukee at Toronto, 7:30 p.m. receives a pair of donations San Antonio at New Orleans, 9 p.m. Minnesota at Golden State, 10 p.m. Chicago at Memphis, ppd Oklahoma City at Portland, 10 p.m. Boston at San Antonio, 8:30 p.m. “The Joey LoRusso Me- Dallas at Utah, 9 p.m. SAUGUS Tuesday’s Games morial Foundation has L.A. Clippers at Atlanta, 7:30 p.m. Oklahoma City at Phoenix, 9 p.m. From B1 Washington at Houston, 8 p.m. Washington at New Orleans, 9 p.m. always been there for New York at Utah, 9 p.m. Minnesota at Golden State, 10 p.m. The Joey LoRusso Me- us,” Davis said. “The first morial Foundation was time they came to our aid NHL created in the memory of was paying for replace- Joey LoRusso, a 15-year- ment of a section of fence

East Division West Division old Saugus teenager who in front of the third base GP W L OT Pts GF GA GP W L OT Pts GF GA died from injuries sus- dugout that someone Wash 6 3 0 3 9 22 21 Vegas 6 5 1 0 10 19 12 tained when he was a stole. They’ve also donat- Pittsburgh 6 4 2 0 8 21 23 Minnesota 6 4 2 0 8 18 15 NJ 5 3 1 1 7 11 11 St. Louis 6 3 2 1 7 17 23 passenger in an automo- ed to the construction of Boston 5 3 1 1 7 15 10 Colorado 6 3 3 0 6 18 15 bile accident caused by our building and the pur- Phila 6 3 2 1 7 20 22 LA 6 2 2 2 6 20 20 a drunk driver in 2002. chasing of a sponsorship NYI 5 3 2 0 6 9 8 Anaheim 6 2 2 2 6 11 14 Buffalo 6 2 3 1 5 18 19 San Jose 6 3 3 0 6 19 21 The Foundation was set sign. The LoRusso family NYR 5 1 3 1 3 13 15 Arizona 6 2 3 1 5 17 19 Central Division up to memorialize Joey is to be admired for their North Division GP W L OT Pts GF GA and to help create better generosity and giving to GP W L OT Pts GF GA Tampa Bay 4 3 1 0 6 15 10 lives for young people. the youth of Saugus.” Columbus 6 2 2 2 6 15 18 Montreal 6 4 0 2 10 29 18 Toronto 7 5 2 0 10 22 19 Lights will be installed Chicago 6 2 3 1 5 19 23 Every Christmas, the COURTESY PHOTO | BOB DAVIS Dallas 2 2 0 0 4 10 2 Winnipeg 6 4 2 0 8 22 17 foundation sponsors a at World Series Park this Florida 2 2 0 0 4 10 6 Edmonton 7 3 4 0 6 19 23 Joe LoRusso (left), president of the Joey LoRus- Carolina 3 2 1 0 4 9 6 Calgary 4 2 1 1 5 13 9 Christmas party for the year. Lighting the field Nashville 5 2 3 0 4 12 17 Vancouver 7 2 5 0 4 20 33 children at the Spaulding will extend its use by al- so Memorial Foundation, presents a donation Detroit 6 2 4 0 4 12 20 Ottawa 5 1 3 1 3 14 20 Hospital, where Joey was lowing for more games check for $1,000 to World Series Park superin- Monday’s Games Edmonton at Winnipeg, 8 p.m. a patient. They have also to be played and never tendent Bob Davis (right) for the World Series Ottawa at Vancouver, 10 p.m. Los Angeles at Minnesota, 8 p.m. donated to many other having to stop games be- Park Lighting Fund. Tuesday’s Games Detroit at Dallas, 8:30 p.m. causes. The foundation cause of darkness. Florida at Columbus, 7 p.m. Anaheim at Arizona, 9 p.m. thought it quite appropri- Donations to the World gus, MA 01906 or by go- get their name on a per- N.Y. Islanders at Washington, 7 p.m. San Jose at Colorado, 9 p.m. manent plaque. Dona- N.Y. Rangers at Buffalo, 7 p.m. St. Louis at Vegas, 9 p.m. ate to help with getting Series Park Light- ing to worldseriespark. Philadelphia at New Jersey, 7 p.m. Toronto at Calgary, 9 p.m. lights at World Series ing Fund can either be net and donating through tions can also be made Pittsburgh at Boston, 7 p.m. Wednesday’s Games Park to benefit the youth mailed to World Series GoFundMe. People who in honor of others or in Tampa Bay at Carolina, 7 p.m. Chicago at Nashville, 7:30 p.m. Chicago at Nashville, 8 p.m. Ottawa at Vancouver, 8 p.m. of Saugus. Park, 8 Holden Ave., Sau- donate $100 or more will memory of loved ones. TODAY IN SPORTS St. John’s Prep strength coach Jan. 26 30 points or more in a quarter. Max- 1913 — Jim Thorpe gives up his well scores 30 of his career-high 51 track medals from the 1912 Olympic points in the fourth period to help games as a result of his having been Houston beat Cleveland 103-97. a professional. He had been paid 1992 — The Washington Redskins named Mass. Coach of the Year $25 for playing in a semipro baseball win their third Super Bowl in 10 game. years, beating the Buffalo Bills lum online, creating free, national conference later equip and empower coach- 1951 — Jimmie Foxx and Mel Ott 37-24, putting the game away with McSHEFFREY are elected to the Baseball Hall of 24 straight points after a scoreless From B1 streaming video workout this year. “In truth, that’s es to make a positive im- Fame. first quarter. content and tailoring his more of a mindset. As a pact in the lives of stu- 1955 — Joe DiMaggio is elected to 1997 — The Green Bay Packers, A methodical, inex- expertise to meet a variety staff, we ask ourselves ev- dent-athletes by helping the Baseball Hall of Fame. behind big plays, beat the New haustible and inspiring of needs, from the typical ery day: ‘How can I make to develop coaches that are 1960 — Pete Rozelle is chosen the England Patriots 35-21 in the Super physical education stu- this program better?’ I en- new commissioner of the National Bowl. Brett Favre finds Andre Rison presence inside the Prep’s trustworthy, knowledge- Football League. for a 54-yard touchdown on the Pack- expansive Mahoney Well- dent to varsity athletes courage our new hires to able, effective, passionate to faculty, staff and even share their ideas from the 1985 — Edmonton’s Wayne Gretzky ers’ second offensive play, then ness Center, McSheffrey and transformational. The scores his 50th goal in the 49th throws an 81-yard TD pass to Anto- parents. outset. To challenge the has gained a reputation organization’s vision is for game of the season, a 6-3 victory nio Freeman in the second quarter. “When I was hired at way we do things. To al- over the Pittsburgh Penguins. Desmond Howard, the first special for adapting, improvising St. John’s, I resolved to ways be asking, ‘why?’ We every high school student 1986 — The Chicago Bears win their teams MVP, scores on a 99-yard kick- and innovating in guiding athlete to comprehensive- first NFL championship since 1963 off return to put away the Patriots. pursue the goal of build- put the student first. We by setting a Super Bowl-record for 2002 — Jennifer Capriati produces the school’s athletes. When ing the best high school apply ourselves to being ly develop their character, points scored in defeating the New the greatest comeback in a Grand students were moved to strength and conditioning transformative coaches. their mind and their body England Patriots 46-10. Slam final to overcome Martina a remote-learning model program in the country,” This staff is a deeply col- through coaching excel- 1991 — Houston guard Vernon Max- Hingis and defend her Australian last spring do to pandem- lence. To learn more about well joins Wilt Chamberlain, David Open title. Capriati saved four match said McSheffrey, who is laborative group.” Thompson and George Gervin as the points before clinching a 4-6, 7-6 (7), ic protocols, he moved his scheduled to accept the The mission of the the NHSSCA awards, visit only players in NBA history to score 6-2 victory over Hingis. physical fitness curricu- award at the NHSSCA’s NHSSCA is to educate, https://nhssca.us/. TUESDAY, JANUARY 26, 2021 THE DAILY ITEM B3 NATION White House begins talks with lawmakers on COVID-19 relief By Aamer Madhani urging Biden not to spend in two weeks, overtakes tribution of vaccinations and Lisa Mascaro too much time on bipar- Washington’s attention. and expanding COVID-19 ASSOCIATED PRESS tisanship when the pan- Sen. Angus King, an in- testing and tracing. demic is killing thousands dependent from Maine, The White House did not WASHINGTON — Top of Americans each day and called the opening talks a seem to budge on break- aides to President Joe costing more jobs amid “serious effort.” ing up the package or re- Biden have begun talks tightening restrictions in “There was not a hint of ducing the overall price PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS with a group of moderate many communities. cynicism or lack of com- tag, even as it pushes for President Joe Biden meets with Secretary of Senate Republicans and At least a dozen sena- mitment to at least trying bipartisan support. There Defense Lloyd Austin, and Vice President Ka- Democrats on a $1.9 trillion tors met for an hour and to work something out,” was also no discussion mala Harris, in the Oval Office of the White coronavirus relief package 15 minutes in a virtual King said. “If they were of pushing it through on as Biden faces increasing call with White House Na- just trying to jam this a procedural move that headwinds in his effort to tional Economic Council through, I don’t think it could be done without Re- Biden reverses win bipartisan backing for director Brian Deese and would have interrupted publicans, King said. the initial legislative effort other senior White House the Packers game.” One key Republican, of his presidency. officials Sunday. Many King told reporters that Sen. Susan Collins of Trump ban on Lawmakers on the right hope to approve a relief there was “absolute con- Maine, said afterward, “It question the wisdom of package before former sensus” among the group seems premature to be racking up bigger deficits President Donald Trump’s that the No. 1 priority considering a package of transgender while those on the left are trial, which is set to begin was to speed up the dis- this size and scope.” people in military Trump’s sway over GOP tested By Lolita C. Baldor “What I’m doing is en- and Zeke Miller abling all qualified Ameri- ASSOCIATED PRESS cans to serve their country as impeachment heads to Senate in uniform.” WASHINGTON — Pres- “America is stronger, ident Joe Biden signed an By Mary Clare at home and around the order Monday reversing Jalonick world, when it is inclusive. a Trump-era Pentagon and Lisa Mascaro The military is no excep- ASSOCIATED PRESS policy that largely barred tion,” the order says. “Al- transgender individuals WASHINGTON — lowing all qualified Ameri- from serving in the mili- The impeachment case cans to serve their country tary. against Donald Trump is The new order, which in uniform is better for the heading toward a historic Biden signed in the Oval military and better for the Senate trial, but Repub- Office during a meeting country because an inclu- lican senators are eas- ing off their criticism of with Defense Secretary sive force is a more effec- tive force. Simply put, it’s the former president and Lloyd Austin, overturns a shunning calls to convict ban ordered by President the right thing to do and is in our national interest.” him over the deadly riot Donald Trump in a tweet at the U.S. Capitol. The order directs the during his first year in It’s an early sign of office. It immediately pro- departments of Defense Trump’s enduring sway hibits any service member and Homeland Security to over the party. from being forced out of take steps to implement House Democrats were the military on the basis the order for the military to carry the sole impeach- of gender identity. and the Coast Guard. And ment charge of “incite- The decision comes as it says they must reexam- ment of insurrection“ PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS Biden plans to turn his ine the records of service across the Capitol late Violent rioters, loyal to President Donald Trump, storm the Capitol attention to equity issues members who were dis- Monday, the prosecutors making the ceremonial in Washington. that he believes contin- charged or denied reen- listment due to gender walk to the Senate. But ue to shadow nearly all Republican denunciations voters. Security remains who demand loyalty to of the impeachment case identity issues under the aspects of American life. of Trump have cooled since tight at the Capitol. him. One Republican, against Trump, perhaps to Ahead of his inauguration, previous policy. the Jan. 6 riot. Instead Re- “I think the trial is stu- Sen. Rob Portman of Ohio, avoid casting judgment on Biden’s transition team It requires the depart- publicans are presenting a pid, I think it’s counterpro- announced Monday he the former president’s “role circulated a memo saying ments to submit a report tangle of legal arguments ductive,” said Sen. Marco would not seek reelection in fomenting the despica- Biden planned to use his to the president on their against the legitimacy of Rubio, R-Fla.. He said that in 2022 citing the polar- ble attack” on the Capitol. first full week as presi- progress within 60 days. the trial and questions “the first chance I get to ized political atmosphere. He said there’s only one dent “to advance equity Austin, in a statement, whether Trump’s repeat- vote to end this trial, I’ll do For Democrats the tone, question “senators of both and support communities voiced support for the ed demands to overturn it” because he believes it tenor and length of the parties will have to answer of color and other under- change and said the Pen- Joe Biden’s election really would be bad for the coun- upcoming trial, so early in before God and their own try and further inflame Biden’s presidency, poses conscience: Is former Pres- served communities.” tagon will work over the amounted to incitement. partisan divisions. its own challenge, forcing ident Trump guilty of incit- As he signed the order next two months to imple- What seemed for some Democrats like an open- Arguments in the Sen- them to strike a balance ing an insurrection against on Monday, Biden said, ment the new policy. shut case that played out ate trial will begin the between their vow to hold the United States?” for the world on live tele- week of Feb. 8, and the Trump accountable and On Monday, it was vision, as Trump encour- case against Trump, the their eagerness to deliver learned that Chief Jus- Dominion Voting aged a rally mob to “fight first former president to on the new administra- tice John Roberts is not like hell” for his presiden- face impeachment trial, tion’s priorities following expected to preside at Systems sues Giuliani cy, is running into a Re- will test a political par- their sweep of control of the trial, as he did during publican Party that feels ty still sorting itself out the House, Senate and Trump’s first impeach- very differently. Not only for the post-Trump era. White House. ment, potentially affect- over election claims are there legal concerns, Republican senators are Senate Majority Lead- ing the gravitas of the but senators are wary of balancing the demands of er Chuck Schumer said proceedings. The shift is the District of Columbia, By Colleen Long crossing the former pres- deep-pocketed donors who Republicans appear more said to be in keeping with ASSOCIATED PRESS is among the first major ident and his legions of are distancing themselves eager to argue over trial protocol because Trump is signs of fallout for the for- followers who are their from Trump and voters process than the substance no longer in office. WASHINGTON — Do- mer president’s allies and minion Voting Systems the failed effort to subvert filed a defamation lawsuit the 2020 election that on Monday against Don- ended with a Jan. 6 riot at U.S. virus numbers drop, but race ald Trump’s personal law- the U.S. Capitol by a pro- yer Rudy Giuliani, who Trump mob that claimed led the former president’s the election had been sto- efforts to spread baseless len. against new strains heats up claims about the 2020 “For Dominion — whose election. business is producing and By Jonathan Drew but are still running at infectious-disease expert, arrival of the vaccine in The lawsuit seeks more providing voting systems and Michael alarmingly high levels, Dr. Anthony Fauci, said mid-December. than $1.3 billion in dam- for elections — there are Kunzelman Deaths are running at ages for the voting ma- no accusations that could and the effort to snuff out the improvement in num- ASSOCIATED PRESS an average of just under chine company, a target do more to damage Do- COVID-19 is becoming an bers around the country for conservatives who minion’s business or to Coronavirus deaths and ever more urgent race be- appears to reflect a “nat- 3,100 a day, down from made up wild claims impugn Dominion’s integ- cases per day in the U.S. tween the vaccine and the ural peaking and then more than 3,350 less than about the company, blam- rity, ethics, honesty, and dropped markedly over mutating virus. plateauing” after a holi- two weeks ago. New cas- ing it for Trump’s loss and financial integrity,” the the past couple of weeks The government’s top day surge, rather than the es are averaging about alleging without evidence lawsuit says. “Giuliani’s 170,000 a day after peak- that its systems were easi- statements were calcu- ing at almost 250,000 on ly manipulated. Dominion lated to — and did in fact Jan. 11. The number of is one of the nation’s top — provoke outrage and hospitalized COVID-19 voting machine companies cause Dominion enormous patients has fallen to and provided machines harm.” about 110,000 from a high for the state of Georgia, There was no widespread of 132,000 on Jan. 7. the critical battleground fraud in the election, States that have been that Biden won and which which a range of election hot spots in recent weeks, flipped control of the U.S. officials across the coun- such as California and Ar- Senate. try including Trump’s for- izona, have shown similar The company faced such mer attorney general, Wil- improvements during the a mountain of threats and liam Barr, have confirmed. same period. criticism that one of its top Republican governors in On Monday, Califor- executives went into hid- Arizona and Georgia, key nia lifted regional stay- ing. The suit is based on battleground states cru- at-home orders in favor statements Giuliani made cial to Biden’s victory, also of county-by-county re- on Twitter, in conservative vouched for the integrity media and during legisla- of the elections in their strictions and ended a 10 tive hearings where the states. Nearly all the legal p.m. curfew. The shift will former mayor of New York challenges from Trump allow restaurants and claimed the voting ma- and his allies have been churches to resume out- chine company conspired dismissed by judges, in- door operations and hair to flip votes to President cluding two tossed by the PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS and nail salons to reopen Joe Biden. in many places, though Supreme Court, which in- Cars line up for COVID-19 testing outside Hard Rock Stadium in Dominion’s lawsuit, cludes three Trump-nomi- local officials could main- Miami Gardens, Fla. filed in federal court in nated justices. tain stricter rules. 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Top pairs signal with most cards Henry Wadsworth Longfellow likely that his partner had led a sin- wrote, “Ships that pass in the night gleton. If so, she would want to know and speak each other in passing; / where East has an entry so that she Only a signal shown and a distant could receive a ruff. Since that was voice in the darkness; / So on the in clubs, the lower-ranking of the ocean of life, we pass and speak one other two side suits, East played the another, / Only a look and a voice, diamond three. then darkness again and a silence.” Now West did very well, shifting to Bridge defenders do not play in the the club two. What did this tell East? dark, but they must signal to each Leading low from length guaran- other. If you watch a well-versed pair, tees at least one honor in that suit it is surprising how much information can be sent across the table. and expresses interest in trying to In today’s deal, how did East and win tricks in that suit. So East now West defend against four spades af- knew that his partner had not led a ter West had led the diamond ace? singleton ace. If she had, she would North made a cue-bid raise, show- have switched to a high club. There- ing three or more spades and at fore, East won with his club ace and least game-invitational strength (at returned the club eight (high from most eight losers). South, with only a a remaining doubleton). A moment six-loser hand, jumped to game. later, West’s spade ace defeated the From East’s point of view, it was contract. TUESDAY, JANUARY 26, 2021 THE DAILY ITEM B5 WHAT TO WATCH BOOK REVIEW

Special Theme: The Studio System: “Universal & Paramount” TCM, beginning at 11:30am Catch a Classic! Review: Schaffhausen spins a TCM’s final look at the heyday of Hollywood’s studio system features films from two iconic studios. Univer- sal dominates the morning and afternoon, with the twisty tale at a torrid pace film lineup featuring Bela Lugosi in Dracula(1931); Abbott and Costello in Buck Privates(1941); Deanna By Bruce Desilva Durbin in It Started With Eve(1941); and Rock Hud- ASSOCIATED PRESS son in All That Heaven Allows(1955). The primetime film lineup is devoted to Paramount, with Bob Hope “Every Waking Hour,” by Joanna and Bing Crosby in Road to Utopia(1946); Jerry Schaffhausen (Minotaur) The push-pull relationship between Lewis in The Nutty Professor(1963); Alan Ladd and Boston police detective Ellery Hatha- Veronica Lake in The Blue Dahlia(1946); and Gary way and FBI Agent Reed Markham Cooper and Marlene Dietrich in Morocco(1930). took a big leap last year in “All the To Tell the Truth Best Lies,” the third book in Joanna ABC, 8 p.m. Schaffhausen’s compelling series of Season Premiere! crime novels. Now, in “Every Waking Hosted by black-ishstar Anthony Anderson, To Tell Hour,” the world seems determined to the Truthis the funny reimagination of the beloved pull the new lovers apart. game show featuring prominent pop-culture icons Reed rescued Ellery from serial and unique commentary and banter from Ander- killer years ago, when she was just a son’s mother, Mama Doris, bringing the excitement teenager, so their mutual attraction to another level. has been fraught with complications NCIS: “1mm” from the start. CBS, 8 p.m. And now? Following a tip about smuggled weapons, Bishop Reed’s ex-wife Sarit disapproves (Emily Wickersham) and Torres (Wilmer Valderrama) of Ellery. Still bitter about their di- engage in a shootout in a former sheriff’s residence vorce, Sarit threatens to stop him that’s now a historical site in the new episode “1mm.” from seeing his toddler daughter un- The Resident: “The Accidental Patient” less he breaks off the relationship. FOX, 8 p.m. Ellery’s teenage half-sister, a runaway from the father who aban- Chastain Memorial Hospital staff race to save one doned Ellery and her mother years of their own after Cain (Morris Chestnut) is struck ago, shows up and moves in. by a car while helping at a crash scene in the new And Ellery, whose kidnapping was episode “The Accidental Patient.” such a huge story that journalists Zoey’s Extraordinary Playlist: “Zoey’s Extraordi- never lost interest in her, is horrified nary Employee” when a news photographer catches NBC, 8 p.m. the lovers in a tender moment and Zoey (Jane Levy) tries to “choose happiness” but makes their relationship public. finds it is easier said than done. Meanwhile, David Meanwhile, a 12-year-old girl has (Andrew Leeds) reevaluates his priorities, and Mo been kidnapped, battering Ellery with (Alex Newell) and Max (Skylar Astin) face their first horrible memories of her own ordeal real challenge as business partners. that are never far from the surface. The Dead Files: “No Peace at Home” The obvious suspect is the nanny Travel Channel, 8 p.m. who was supposed to be watching Steve and Amy investigate a family’s dream home over the child. However, Ellery and turned paranormal nightmare in Michigan. They Reed soon discover that the girl’s then confront an evil entity wreaking havoc on a mother’s first child was murdered once-peaceful home in Virginia. years ago when he was also 12 black-ish years old. ABC, 9 p.m. That the crime was never solved. New Episodes! Might the two cases be connected? The result is a tension-filled investi- In its seventh season,black-ishwill continue to tell gation filled with twists that readers stories that shine a light on current events through are unlikely to see coming. the lens of the Johnson family, addressing the global Though not a particularly stylish pandemic, voting, systemic racism, and the move- writer, Schaffhausen spins her yarn ment for social justice and equality. with clear, concise prose that keeps FBI: “Clean Slate” the plot moving at a torrid pace. But CBS, 9 p.m. as usual in this series, the most com- In the new episode “Clean Slate,” the team searches pelling part of her story is the fragile for a young girl who was kidnapped from a cabin relationship between the protagonists. during a family vacation, and they discover that the Can it — and even should it — sur- abduction may be tied to a skeleton in her family’s vive what the world keeps throwing closet. at them?

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Legal Notice LEGAL NOTICE COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS City of Lynn MORTGAGEE'S SALE OF REAL ESTATE THE TRIAL COURT Zoning Board of Appeals PROBATE AND FAMILY COURT By virtue of and in execution of the Power of Sale contained in a certain mortgage CITATION ON PETITION FOR FORMAL ADJUDICATION The Zoning Board of Appeals will hear all parties of interest on the following given by Michael W. Lessard and Andrea L. Lessard to Mortgage Electronic Docket No. ES20P3204EA petition on Tuesday, February 2, 2021 at 7:00 P.M., Council Chambers, Lynn City Registration Systems, Inc., as mortgagee, acting solely as a nominee for Fidelity Hall. Mortgage, Inc., dated June 14, 2005 and recorded in Essex County (Southern Essex Probate and Family Court LOCUS: 535-543 LYNNWAY, PARCEL NO. 051-796-079 — PETITIONER: MICHAEL District) Registry of Deeds in Book 24438, Page 408 (the "Mortgage") of which 36 Federal Street DURANT, BY HIS ATTORNEY, SAMUEL A. VITALI (ZBA 9958) mortgage HSBC Bank USA, N.A., as Indenture Trustee for the registered Salem, MA 01970 TO PERMIT ALTERATIONS TO A PRE-EXISTING NON-CONFORMING GASOLINE Noteholders of Renaissance Home Equity Loan Trust 2005-3, Renaissance Home (978)744-1020 SERVICE STATION IN THE WATERFRONT 4 DISTRICT TO ALLOW EXISTING ISLAND Equity Loan Asset-Backed Notes, Series 2005-3 is the present holder by DISPENSION AND CAR WASH TO BE REMOVED AND RENOVATED AND AN Assignment from Mortgage Electronic Registration Systems, Inc., as mortgagee, as Estate of: Dorothy M. Healey ADDITION TO THE EXISTING RETAIL STORE TO BE CONSTRUCTED AS SHOWN ON nominee for Fidelity Mortgage, Inc., its successors and assigns to HSBC Bank USA, Date of Death: 02/14/2013 PLANS SUBMITTED FINDING THAT SUCH RENOVATIONS AND ADDITION ARE NOT N.A., as Indenture Trustee for the registered Noteholders of Renaissance Home SUBSTANTIALLY MORE DETRIMENTAL IN EFFECT ON THE NEIGHBORHOOD (M.G.L. Equity Loan Trust 2005-3, Renaissance Home Equity Loan Asset-Backed Notes, To all interested persons: C. 40A, SEC. 6). Series 2005-3 dated December 2, 2019 and recorded at said Registry of Deeds in LOCUS: 391 LYNNWAY, PARCEL NO. 051-747-017 — PETITIONER: RALPH Book 38078, Page 303 and Assignment from Mortgage Electronic Registration A Petition for Late and Limited Formal Testacy and/or Appointment has been SEVINOR, BY HIS ATTORNEY, SAMUEL A. VITALI (ZBA 9957) Systems, Inc., as mortgagee, as nominee for Fidelity Mortgage, Inc., its successors filed by: Kathleen M. Canizaro of Salem, MA requesting that the Court enter a TO VARY THE PROVISIONS OF THE LYNN ZONE ORDINANCE (M.G.L. C. 40A, §10) and assigns to HSBC Bank USA, N.A., as Indenture Trustee for the registered formal Decree and Order and for such other relief as requested in the Petition. TO PERMIT A BANK (A USE NOT OTHERWISE ALLOWED IN THE WF1 DISTRICT) AND Noteholders of Renaissance Home Equity Loan Trust 2005-3, Renaissance Home ALTERATIONS AND RENOVATIONS TO UNIT 2, 391 LYNNWAY, FOR THE USE AND Equity Loan Asset-Backed Notes, Series 2005-3 dated November 12, 2019 and The Petitioner requests that: Kathleen M. Canizaro of Salem, MA be appointed as OCCUPANCY OF A RETAIL BANKING CENTER, FINDING SUCH USE AND ACTIVITY TO recorded at said Registry of Deeds in Book 38115, Page 398, for breach of Personal Representative(s) of said estate to serve as surety on the bond in an BE WITHOUT DETRIMENT TO THE PUBLIC GOOD AND NOT A SUBSTANTIAL conditions of said mortgage and for the purpose of foreclosing the same, the unsupervisedadministration. DEROGATION FROM THE INTENT AND PURPOSES OF THE ZONE ORDINANCE AND mortgaged premises located at 57 Catalina Road, Lynn, MA 01905 will be sold at COMPLIES WITH THE STANDARDS FOR A VARIANCE ENUMERATED IN M.G.L. C. a Public Auction at 12:00 PM on February 17, 2021, at the mortgaged premises, IMPORTANT NOTICE 40A, §10. more particularly described below, all and singular the premises described in said You have the right to obtain a copy of the Petition from the Petitioner or at the LOCUS: 471 LYNNFIELD STREET, PARCEL NO. 062-056-001 — PETITIONER: mortgage, to wit: Court. You have a right to object to this proceeding. To do so, you or your attorney ALBERT V. DIVIRGILIO, BY HIS ATTORNEY, SAMUEL A. VITALI (ZBA 9958) must file a written appearance and objection at this Court before: 10:00 a.m. on TO VARY THE PROVISIONS OF THE LYNN ZONE ORDINANCE (M.G.L. C. 40A, §10) ALL THAT PARCEL OF LAND IN ESSEX COUNTY, COMMONWEALTH OF the return day of 03/01/2021. TO PERMIT A GENERAL OFFICE AS A REAL ESTATE BROKER USE (A USE NOT MASSACHUSETTS, AS MORE FULLY DESCRIBED IN DEED BOOK 16543, PAGE This is NOT a hearing date, but a deadline by which you must file a written OTHERWISE ALLOWED IN THE R1 DISTRICT) AND RETAIN AN EXISTING 533, ID# 371-049-001, BEING KNOWN AND DESIGNATED AS LOT 43B. appearance and objection if you object to this proceeding. If you fail to file a COMMERCIAL GREEN HOUSE AND STORE, FINDING SUCH USE AND ACTIVITY TO timely written appearance and objection followed by an affidavit of objections BE WITHOUT DETRIMENT TO THE PUBLIC GOOD AND NOT A SUBSTANTIAL ESSEX SOUTHERN DISTRICT within thirty (30) days of the return date, action may be taken without further DEROGATION FROM THE INTENT AND PURPOSES OF THE ZONE ORDINANCE AND notice to you. COMPLIES WITH THE STANDARDS FOR A VARIANCE ENUMERATED IN M.G.L. C. BY FEE SIMPLE DEED FROM DAVID A. SWANSON AND JOYCE A. SWANSON AS SET 40A, §10. FORTH IN BOOK 16543 PAGE 533 DATED 08/31/2000 AND RECORDED UNSUPERVISED ADMINISTRATION UNDER THE MASSACHUSETTS UNIFORM LOCUS: 55-59 FRIEND STREET, PARCEL NO. 082-615-034, 037 — PETITIONER: 09/01/2000, ESSEX COUNTY RECORDS, COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS. PROBATE CODE (MUPC) ILLY, LLC., YURILY BLYAKHMAN, MANAGER, BY HIS ATTORNEY, SAMUEL A. VITALI A Personal Representative appointed under the MUPC in an unsupervised (ZBA 9959) For mortgagor's title see deed recorded with the Essex County (Southern District) administration is not required to file an inventory or annual accounts with the TO VARY THE PROVISIONS OF THE LYNN ZONE ORDINANCE (M.G.L. C. 40A, §10) Registry of Deeds in Book 16543, Page 533. Court. Persons interested in the estate are entitled to notice regarding the TO ALLOW THE CONTINUED USE OF THE PROPERTY AS A CONTRACTOR'S STORAGE administration directly from the Personal Representative and may petition the YARD WITH OPEN AIR CAPACITY FOR THE STORAGE OF BUILDING AND The property will be sold subject to a first mortgage in the principal sum of Court in any manner relating to the estate, including the distribution of assets and CONSTRUCTION MATERIALS ON A 32,011 S.F. LOT IN THE CENTRAL BUSINESS $226,344.00 given to JPMorgan Chase Bank, N.A., dated November 15, 2012 expenses of administration. DISTRICT FOR A PERIOD NOT TO EXCEED TWO YEARS FINDING SUCH USE AND recorded with the Essex County (Southern District) Registry of Deeds in Book ACTIVITY TO BE WITHOUT DETRIMENT TO THE PUBLIC GOOD AND NOT A 31998, Page 430. WITNESS, Jennifer M R Ulwick, First Justice of this Court. SUBSTANTIAL DEROGATION FROM THE INTENT AND PURPOSES OF THE ZONE Date: January 19, 2021 ORDINANCE AND COMPLIES WITH THE STANDARDS FOR A VARIANCE The premises will be sold subject to any and all unpaid taxes and other municipal Pamela Casey O'Brien ENUMERATED IN M.G.L. C. 40A, §10. THIS USE OTHERWISE NOT ALLOWED IN THE assessments and liens, and subject to prior liens or other enforceable Register of Probate CBD WAS PREVIOUSLY GRANTED AND THE PRIOR APPROVAL EXPIRED. encumbrances of record entitled to precedence over this mortgage, and subject to Item: January 25 and 26, 2021 **** THE MEETING WILL BE CLOSED TO THE GENERAL PUBLIC DUE TO THE and with the benefit of all easements, restrictions, reservations and conditions of COVID-19 PANDEMIC. THE MEETING WILL BE TELEVISED LIVE ON THE LYNN record and subject to all tenancies and/or rights of parties in possession. COMMUNITY TELEVISION (LCTV) GOVERNMENT CHANNEL AND ALSO STREAMED TOWN OF NAHANT ON THE LCTV FACEBOOK PAGE**** Terms of the Sale: Cashier's or certified check in the sum of $5,000.00 as a BOARD OF APPEALS deposit must be shown at the time and place of the sale in order to qualify as a Join Zoom Meeting bidder (the mortgage holder and its designee(s) are exempt from this NOTICE OF HEARINGS https://us02web.zoom.us/j/89656580447?pwd=dVg5TkR4Z0c5RFNIazRuMnlke requirement); high bidder to sign written Memorandum of Sale upon acceptance of HFuZz09 bid; balance of purchase price payable by certified check in thirty (30) days from A public hearing will be held by the ZONING BOARD OF APPEALS on Tuesday, the date of the sale at the offices of mortgagee's attorney, Korde & Associates, February 9th, 2021 via remote technology pursuant to Governor Baker's March 12, Meeting ID: 896 5658 0447 P.C., 900 Chelmsford Street, Suite 3102, Lowell, MA 01851 or such other time as 2020 Order Suspending Certain Provisions of the Open Meeting Law, G.L. c. 30A, Passcode: 963576 may be designated by mortgagee. The description for the premises contained in Section 18, and the Governor's March 15, 2020 order imposing strict limitations One tap mobile said mortgage shall control in the event of a typographical error in this publication. on the number of persons that may gather in one place, this meeting of the +13126266799,,89656580447#,,,,*963576# US (Chicago) Nahant Zoning Board of Appeals will be conducted via remote participation to the +16465588656,,89656580447#,,,,*963576# US (New York) Other terms to be announced at the sale. greatest extent possible. To Join the Zoom Meeting use the following link: https://us02web.zoom.us/j/89664283804?pwd=MWJ3TW5iaFV1Skx3aEh3ditIc Dial by your location HSBC Bank USA, N.A., as Indenture Trustee for the registered Noteholders of kkrUT09 +1 312 626 6799 US (Chicago) Renaissance Home Equity Loan Trust 2005-3, Renaissance Home Equity Loan +1 646 558 8656 US (New York) Asset-Backed Notes, Series 2005-3 Meeting ID: 896 6428 3804 +1 301 715 8592 US (Washington D.C) Passcode: 351324 +1 346 248 7799 US (Houston) Korde & Associates, P.C. +1 669 900 9128 US (San Jose) 900 Chelmsford Street One tap mobile +1 253 215 8782 US (Tacoma) Suite 3102 +16465588656,,89664283804#,,,,*351324# US (New York) Meeting ID: 896 5658 0447 Lowell, MA 01851 +13017158592,,89664283804#,,,,*351324# US (Washington D.C) Passcode: 963576 (978) 256-1500 Dial by your location Find your local number: https://us02web.zoom.us/u/kdnHP2iktM Lessard, Michael W., 19-035999 +1 646 558 8656 US (New York) +1 301 715 8592 US (Washington D.C) ANY INDIVIDUAL INTERESTED IN SPEAKING FOR OR AGAINST OR REGARDING ANY Item: January 19, 26 and February 2, 2021 +1 312 626 6799 US (Chicago) PETITION SHOULD CALL (781) 586 —6783 OR (781) 586-6773 AT THE DATE AND +1 669 900 9128 US (San Jose) TIME OF THE PUBLIC HEARING. ALL INDIVIDUALS WILL BE PERMITTED TO SPEAK +1 253 215 8782 US (Tacoma) VIA A SPEAKER PHONE FUNCTION. IN SOME INSTANCES, THE ZONING BOARD OF +1 346 248 7799 US (Houston) APPEALS WILL CALL BACK AN INDIVIDUAL WISHING TO SPEAK TO ENSURE AN COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS Meeting ID: 896 6428 3804 ORDERLY MEETING. INDIVIDUALS WISHING TO SPEAK MAY PROVIDE THEIR NAME THE TRIAL COURT Passcode: 351324 AND PHONE NUMBER TO THE ZONING BOARD OF APPEALS AND WILL BE CALLED PROBATE AND FAMILY COURT Find your local number: https://us02web.zoom.us/u/kd0HqYPYVW AT THE APPROPRIATE DATE AND TIME TO SPEAK. THIS INFORMATION SHOULD BE Docket No. ES20C0380CA SUBMITTED TO MARY GOKAS VIA EMAIL: [email protected] OR TELEPHONE: CITATION ON 5:00 PM PUBLIC HEARING on the petition filed by John Pellerin, owners of the (781) 586-6727. THE EMAIL OR TELEPHONIC MESSAGE REQUESTING TO SPEAK PETITION TO CHANGE NAME property located at 40 Pearl Road, Nahant, for a special permit for Front Yard MUST BE RECEIVED AT LEAST ONE HOUR PRIOR TO THE SCHEDULED MEETING. Essex Probate and Family Court Setback. The Building Inspector has denied a building permit stating that the PERSONS WHO HAVE NO PRE-REGISTERED MAY CALL IN DURING THE MEETING AT 36 Federal Street Street "proposed extension is in violation of Section 5.03" of the zoning by-laws of the THE ABOVE-LISTED TELEPHONE NUMBERS Salem, MA 01970 Town of Nahant in the following area: "The structure would be an extension of an ANY INDIVIDUAL DESIRING TO SUBMIT WRITTEN MATERIALS EITHER FOR OR (978)744-1020 already non-conforming Front Yard Setback". AGAINST A PARTICULAR PETITION SHOULD SUBMIT THE SAME VIA E-MAIL: [email protected] OR REGULAR MAIL TO: LYNN ZONING BOARD OF APPEALS, In the matter of: Amanda Rae Zanis BOARD OF APPEALS, Jocelyn Campbell, Chairperson C/O MARY GOKAS, LYNN CITY CLERK'S OFFICE, LYNN CITY HALL, LYNN, MA 01901. DOCUMENTS MAY ALSO BE SUBMITTED VIA THE LYNN CITY HALL DROP BOX A Petition to Change Name of Adult has been filed by ITEM: January 26th and February 2nd, 2021 LOCATED AT THE JOHNSON STREET ENTRANCE WITH A DEADLINE OF TWENTY-FOUR HOURS PRIOR TO THE SCHEDULED MEETING. THE DOCUMENTARY SUBMISSIONS Amanda Rae Zanis of Lynn MA MAY BE SUBMITTED VIA A ZIP DRIVE OR SIMILAR DEVICE COMPATIBLE WITH A requesting that the court enter a Decree changing their name to: WINDOWS OPERATING SYSTEM **** Norman Cole: Chairman Zoey Moon Paradis Richard Wood: Vice Chairman Need to find Jeanne M. Curley: Clerk IMPORTANT NOTICE Any person may appear for purposes of objecting to the petition by filing an Item: January 19, 26, 2021 an article? appearance at: Essex Probate and Family Court before 10:00 a.m. on the return day of 02/16/2021. This is NOT a hearing date, but a deadline by which you must file a written appearance if you object to this proceeding.

Witness, Jennifer M R Ulwick, First Justice of this Court. Date:January 12, 2021 Subscribe to Pamela Casey O'Brien Register of Probate e-edition on Item: January 26, 2021 TUESDAY, JANUARY 26, 2021 THE DAILY ITEM B7 INTERNATIONAL E.U. pressures AstraZeneca to deliver vaccines as promised By Raf Casert Health Commissioner able to know whether and satisfactory so far,” said ASSOCIATED PRESS Stella Kyriakides said. what vaccines are being Kyriakides and added a The EU, which has 450 exported from the EU,” follow-up meeting was BRUSSELS — The Eu- million citizens and the German Health Minister planned late Monday. ropean Union lashed out economic and political Jens Spahn said. “Only The EU has committed Monday at AstraZeneca, clout of the world’s biggest that way can we under- to buying 300 million As- accusing the pharmaceu- trading bloc, is lagging stand whether our EU traZeneca doses with op- tical company of failing badly behind countries contracts with the produc- tion on 100 million extra to deliver the coronavi- like Israel and Britain in ers are being served fairly. shots. Late last week, the rus vaccine doses that it rolling out coronavirus An obligation to get ap- promised to the bloc de- company said it was plan- vaccine shots for its health proval for vaccine exports ning to reduce a first con- spite getting EU funding care workers and most on the EU level makes tingent of 80 million to 31 to ramp up vaccine pro- vulnerable people. That’s sense.” Humanitarian de- million. duction. despite having over liveries would be exempt. The European Medi- The EU, already facing 400,000 confirmed virus PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS European Commission cines Agency is scheduled heavy criticism for a slow deaths since the pandemic European Commissioner in charge of Health President Ursula von der to review the Oxford-As- vaccine rollout around its began. Stella Kyriakides removes her face mask as she Leyen held urgent talks 27 nations, also warned The shortfall of the As- gives a statement at the European Commission with AstraZeneca chief traZeneca coronavirus that within days it will traZeneca vaccine, which headquarters in Brussels. Pascal Soriot, and EU na- vaccine Friday and its ap- demand approving any is expected to get EU med- tions also met with Astra- proval is hotly anticipated. COVID-19 vaccines pro- ical approval on Friday, the more galling since several vaccines. Zeneca to encourage the The AstraZeneca vaccine duced within the bloc for combined with hiccups in Kyriakides said that the Kyriakides immediately British-Swedish company is already being used in export. the delivery of Pfizer-Bi- EU had paid $3.28 billion got the support from the to ramp up its vaccine pro- Britain and has been ap- “The European Union oNTech shots, is putting to several pharma com- bloc’s largest member on duction and meet its con- proved for emergency use will take any action re- member states under panies to back the rapid the vaccine export con- tractual targets. by half a dozen countries, quired to protect its cit- pressure. development and ramp up trols plan. “The answers of the including India, Pakistan, izens and its rights,” The shortfall is all the production potential of “We, as the EU, must be company have not been Argentina and Mexico. A biosafety protective suit for handling viral Russian hack of diseases are hung up in a biosafety level 4 training facility at U.S. agencies exposed U.S. Army Medical Research and Devel- supply-chain weaknesses opment Command at Fort Detrick in Fred- By Eric Tucker “We’re going to have to points of entry. erick, Md. ASSOCIATED PRESS wrap our arms around the That can mean no sin- supply-chain threat and gle company or executive WASHINGTON — The find the solution, not only bears sole responsibility FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS elite Russian hackers who for us here in America as for protecting an entire gained access to computer the leading economy in the industry supply chain. systems of federal agen- world, but for the planet,” And even if most vendors China pushes conspiracy theories cies last year didn’t need William Evanina, who re- in the chain are secure, a to painstakingly break one- signed last week as the single point of vulnerabil- by-one into the networks of U.S. government’s chief ity can be all that foreign on COVID origin, vaccines each department in order counterintelligence official, government hackers need. to cause havoc. By Huizhong Wu by encouraging conspir- started by the Commu- said in an interview. “We’re In practical terms, home- Instead, they got inside ASSOCIATED PRESS acy theories that some nist Youth League, was going to have to find a way owners who construct a experts say could cause viewed at least 1.4 billion by sneaking malicious to make sure that we in the fortress-like mansion can TAIPEI, Taiwan — Chi- harm. times last week after a code into a software up- future can have a zero-risk nonetheless find them- nese state media have State media and officials Foreign Ministry spokes- date pushed out to thou- posture, and trust our sup- selves victimized by an stoked concerns about are sowing doubts about person called for a WHO sands of government pliers.” alarm system that was Pfizer’s COVID-19 vac- Western vaccines and the investigation of the bi- agencies and private com- In general terms, a sup- compromised before it was cine, despite rigorous tri- origin of the coronavirus ological weapons lab in panies. ply chain refers to the installed. als indicating it is safe. A in an apparent bid to de- Maryland. That hackers were able network of people and The most recent case government spokesperson flect the attacks. Both is- “It’s purpose is to shift to exploit vulnerabilities in companies involved in the targeting federal agencies has raised the unsub- sues are in the spotlight the blame from mishan- the supply chain to launch development of a particular involved Russian govern- stantiated theory that the because of the rollout of dling by (the) Chinese gov- a massive intelligence product, not dissimilar to a ment hackers who are coronavirus could have vaccines globally and the ernment in the pandemic’s gathering operation wasn’t home construction project believed to have inserted emerged from a U.S. mil- recent arrival of a World early days to conspiracy especially surprising. U.S. that relies on a contractor malicious code into popu- itary lab, giving it more Health Organization team by the U.S.,” said Fang officials and cybersecuri- and a web of subcontrac- lar software that monitors credence in China. in Wuhan, China, to inves- Shimin, a now-U.S.-based ty experts have sounded tors. The sheer number of computer networks of busi- As the ruling Commu- tigate the origins of the writer known for exposing the alarm for years about steps in that process, from nesses and governments. nist Party faces grow- virus. faked degrees and other a problem that has caused design to manufacture to That product is made by ing questioning about Some of these conspir- fraud in Chinese science. havoc, including billions distribution, and the differ- a Texas-based company China’s vaccines and acy theories find a recep- “The tactic is quite suc- of dollars in financial loss- ent entities involved give a called SolarWinds that has renewed criticism of tive audience at home. cessful because of wide- es, while also defying easy hacker looking to infiltrate thousands of customers its early COVID-19 re- The social media hashtag spread anti-American solutions from the govern- businesses, agencies and in the federal government sponse, it is hitting back “American’s Ft. Detrick,” sentiment in China.” ment and private sector. infrastructure numerous and private sector.

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COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS JOB INFORMATION THE TRIAL COURT PAY CALLS PROBATE AND FAMILY COURT SERVICES Docket No. ES21P0067EA INFORMAL PROBATE PUBLICATION NOTICE Pay Call Numbers NOTICE Every day (900, 976 and 550) For more information and assistance Estate of: James Leo Mauro Advertiser telephone numbers with regarding the reliability of business 900, 976 and 550 prefixes MUST opportunities, work-at-home opportuni- Also Known As: James Mauro, James L. Mauro disclose the price of the telephone ties, employment services and financ- GORTON'S call. When a number is published ing, the Daily Item urges its readers to Date of Death: 11/23/2020 within the advertisement the per contact the Better Business Bureau 2nd Shift Production Position minute and/or flat charge must be Inc., 290 Donald Lynch Blvd., Suite Gorton's, America's leader in Frozen Essex Division included. If you dial a pay per call 102, Marlborough, MA 07152-4705 or Seafood is seeking qualified number from an advertisement appear- call 508-652-4800 candidates to work 2nd shift (2 PM to To all persons interested in the above captioned estate, by Petition of ing in the classified section and it 10 PM) at its Processing Facility in DOES NOT disclose this information, NOTICE Gloucester, MA. Petitioner: Michael R Mauro of Centerville GA please notify the Item classified Don't pay to find work before you get Compensation and Benefits department immediately. Response to the job. Legitimate job placement firms $17.84 Starting Wage with any pay per call numbers will be that work to fill specific positions Generous Step Increases charged to your telephone bill and cannot charge an upfront fee. For free Medical Insurance Frank E Obey of Lynn MA anyone under 18 years of age must information about avoiding employ- Dental Insurance have parent's consent. ment service scams, write the Federal Life and Vision Insurance Please call immediately for further Trade Commission at Washington, Generous Vacation and has been informally appointed as the Personal Representative of the estate to details or information. D.C., 20580 or call the National Fraud Paid Leave Package serve without surety on the bond. CLASSIFIED Information Center, Paid Lunch and Breaks (781)593-7700 1-800-876-7060 Defined Benefit Pension Plan The estate is being administered under informal procedure by the Personal 401k Plan Representative under the Massachusetts Uniform Probate Code without MISC. Find Tuition Reimbursement supervision by the Court. Inventory and accounts are not required to be filed with The availability of overtime the Court, but interested parties are entitled to notice regarding the administration Qualifications from the Personal Representative and can petition the Court in any matter relating EXPERIENCED CARE PROVIDER High School Diploma or GED to the estate, including distribution of assets and expenses of administration. OR NANNY NEEDED FROM MON- Prior work experience in a processing Interested parties are entitled to petition the Court to institute formal proceedings DAY/FRIDAY 5 HRS DAILY. $20.35 facility or in a fast paced environment and to obtain orders terminating or restricting the powers of Personal PER HR. ALL CANDIDATES Self starter with a positive attitude Representatives appointed under informal procedure. A copy of the Petition and SHOULD CONTACT THIS EMAIL Ability to work overtime DIRECTLY SAVINGS Will, if any, can be obtained from the Petitioner. in the classifieds [[email protected]]. To apply, please visit www.gortons.co Item: January 26, 2021 m/careers Give us a call COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS REAL ESTATE THE TRIAL COURT FOR SALE PROBATE AND FAMILY COURT Docket No. ES21P0109EA All real estate advertising in this INFORMAL PROBATE PUBLICATION NOTICE newspaper is subject to the Federal Fair Housing Act of 1968, the Massachu- Estate of: Susan Marie Fowler setts Anti Discrimination Act and the Boston and Also Known As: Susan Marie Salie Cambridge Fair Housing Ordinances, which makes it illegal to advertise any preference, limitation, or Date of Death: December 12, 2020 discrimination based on race, color, religion, sex, Essex Division handicap, familial status, national origin, ancestry, To all persons interested in the above captioned estate, by Petition of Petitioner age, children, marital status, sexual orientation, veteran's status, or source of income or any James Fowler of Stoneham, MA a Will has been admitted to informal probate. intention to make any such preference, limitation James Fowler of Stoneham, MA has been informally appointed as the Personal or discrimination. Representative of the estate to serve without surety on the bond. This newspaper will not knowingly accept any advertising for real estate which is in violation of The estate is being administered under informal procedure by the Personal the law. Our readers are hereby informed that all Representative under the Massachusetts Uniform Probate Code without Have something to sell? dwellings in this newspaper are available on an equal opportunity basis. To complain of supervision by the Court. Inventory and accounts are not required to be filed with discrimination, please call HUD toll-free at the Court, but interested parties are entitled to notice regarding the administration We can help! 1-800-669-9777. For the N.E. area, call HUD at from the Personal Representative and can petition the Court in any matter relating 617-595-5308. The toll-free number for the hearing-impaired is 1-800-927-9275. to the estate, including distribution of assets and expenses of administration. 781-593-7700 Interested parties are entitled to petition the Court to institute formal proceedings and to obtain orders terminating or restricting the powers of Personal Placing a help wanted ad is great for Representatives appointed under informal procedure. A copy of the Petition and finding the skilled workers you need. Will, if any, can be obtained from the Petitioner. Item: January 26, 2021 781-593-7700, ext.2 B8 THE DAILY ITEM TUESDAY, JANUARY 26, 2021 BUSINESS

FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS Governor Gavin Newsom addresses a press conference held at the launch of a mass COVID-19 vaccination site at Dodger Stadium in Los Angeles. California lifts virus FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS stay-at-home Wall Street has high hopes Democrats will push forward with new stimulus spending. A bumpy day on Wall Street orders, curfew statewide ends with stock indexes mixed By Kathleen Gov. Gavin Newsom Ronayne and was expected to address By Ken Sweet and percent, to 13,635.99 and Huggies and Kleenex global financial crisis. John Antczak the public later Monday. Damian J. Troise another record. maker Kimberly-Clark GameStop, the vid- ASSOCIATED PRESS Public officials in some of AP BUSINESS WRITERS The Russell 2000 index was the latest big compa- eo-game retailer that’s California’s major cities of smaller stocks fell 5.49, ny to report better profit struggling to return to SACRAMENTO, Calif. and counties indicated NEW YORK — Stocks or 0.3 percent, to 2,163.27. than analysts expected, profitability, went on an- — California lifted region- swerved to a mixed finish they could soon lift local The yield on the 10-year and its stock rose 3.3 per- other wild ride, trading al stay-at-home orders restrictions. on Wall Street Monday, Treasury sank to 1.03 cent Monday. in a giant range between across the state Monday ahead of a deluge of cor- “We will be moving for- percent from 1.07 percent Markets have been most- $61.13 and $159.18 in in response to improving ward with some limited porate earnings reports late Friday. ly rallying recently on heavy trading volume. coronavirus conditions, scheduled to arrive this re-openings, including Besides Apple, more hopes that COVID-19 vac- The stock was halted nine returning the state to a outdoor dining and per- week. than 100 companies in the cines will lead to a power- times for volatility. system of county-by-coun- The S&P 500 rose 13.89 sonal services,” San Fran- S&P 500 are scheduled to ful economic recovery later Some high-profile inves- ty restrictions. cisco Mayor London Breed points, or 0.4 percent, to tell investors this week this year as daily life gets tors have been saying its The order had been in said in a tweet. 3,855.36 as gains for in- how they fared during the closer to normal. Hopes are stock price was too high place in the San Francis- Orange County planned fluential Big Tech stocks last three months of 2020. also high that Washington and placed bets to profit co Bay Area, San Joaquin to lift some restrictions as were big enough to steady They include American will deliver another dose from an eventual drop by Valley and Southern Cali- well, said Jessica Good, a the index and return it to Express, Johnson & John- of stimulus for the econ- “shorting” it, or borrowing fornia, covering the major- spokesperson for the coun- a record. It recovered from son, 3M, AT&T and Tesla. omy now that the White shares of GameStop and ity of the state’s counties. ty health agency. In Los a 1.2 percent loss earlier “We’ve had a sprint House and both houses of selling them. But as the The change will allow Angeles County, home to in the day, as investors ex- higher for about four Congress are under single shares keep rising, these businesses such as restau- 10 million people, Repub- pect Apple and other tech weeks now and there’s a control of the Democrats. investors are forced to get rants to resume outdoor lican Supervisor Kathryn giants to report healthy lot coming this week,” said President Joe Biden has out of their bets by buy- operations in many areas, Barger expressed support profits for the end of 2020 Brad Peterson, national proposed a $1.9 trillion ing the stock, pushing the though local officials could for opening outdoor din- in coming days. portfolio advisor at North- plan to send $1,400 to most price up further. It finished choose to continue strict- ing, personal care services Other areas of the mar- ern Trust Wealth Manage- Americans and deliver oth- Monday at $76.79, up 18.1 er rules. The state is also and other industries and ket were softer, though, ment. “Today’s action is er support for the economy. percent. It was close to $17 lifting a 10 p.m. to 5 a.m. said the state must bal- and the majority of probably just a pause.” But his party holds only a few weeks ago. curfew. ance public health with stocks on Wall Street fell Through the earliest parts the slimmest possible ma- Financial stocks were “Together, we changed “devastating social, emo- amid concerns about the of this earnings reporting jority in the Senate, raising the biggest drag on the our activities knowing tional and economic im- still-raging pandemic, de- season, companies have doubts about how much market. Bank of America our short-term sacrifices pacts of this virus.” Los layed COVID-19 vaccine largely been clearing the can be approved. Several fell 1.2 percent, and Mor- would lead to longer-term Angeles County public rollouts in some places and very low bar of expectations Republicans have already gan Stanley dropped 2.4 gains. COVID-19 is still health officials are expect- Washington’s ability to de- Wall Street had set for them. voiced opposition to parts percent. Travel-related here and still deadly, so ed to hold a briefing later liver stimulus to blunt the As a whole, analysts expect of the plan. companies also slipped as our work is not over, but Monday. resulting economic pain. S&P 500 companies to say The coronavirus pandemic the virus pandemic con- it’s important to recog- The state’s decision The Dow Jones Industri- their fourth-quarter profit is also worsening and doing tinues crimping business. nize our collective actions came amid improving al Average dipped 36.98, or fell 5 percent from a year more damage to the econo- Carnival fell 4.9 percent saved lives and we are trends in California’s rate 0.1 percent, to 30,960.00. earlier. That’s a milder drop my by the day. A UN agency after telling investors it turning a critical corner,” of infections, hospitaliza- The Nasdaq composite, than the 9.4 percent they said Monday that four times would delay operations Dr. Tomas Aragon, the tions and intensive care which is packed with tech were forecasting earlier this as many jobs were lost last for several ships until No- state’s public health direc- unit capacity as well as stocks, rose 92.93, or 0.7 month, according to FactSet. year as in 2009, during the vember. tor, said in a statement. vaccinations. GOP Ohio Sen. Portman not seeking reelection, cites gridlock

By Dan Sewell And might see growing influ- Thomas Beaumont ence as Biden looks for ASSOCIATED PRESS allies, did not appear op- timistic about the pros- CINCINNATI — Ohio pect of a new political Sen. Rob Portman said climate. Monday that he won’t Portman, 65, is among seek reelection to a third the longtime Repub- term in 2022, expressing lican lawmakers who dismay with the deep often backed Trump, partisanship and dys- though not vociferously. function in American pol- Once dubbed “The Loy- itics. PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS al Soldier” in a front- The career establish- page profile story in his People wearing protective masks to help curb the spread of the coronavirus walk along pedestri- ment Republican with hometown Cincinnati an crossings, in Tokyo. a reputation for biparti- Enquirer, Portman usu- sanship cited a political ally defended Trump or climate that has made it avoided criticism of him “harder to break through with carefully worded Job losses from virus the partisan gridlock and statements. After Trump make progress.” called the presidential “Our country is very election rigged, citing four times as bad as ‘09 financial crisis polarized,” Portman said, no legitimate evidence, adding that former Pres- Portman said Trump had GENEVA (AP) — Four full-time jobs — quadruple The United Nations “extraordinary figure” — ident Donald Trump did a right to a probe of any times as many jobs were the impact of the financial agency noted that most with women and young not help with the polariza- irregularities. lost last year due to the crisis over a decade ago. people who lost work people taking the biggest tion. “It’s shirts and skins But immediately after coronavirus pandemic as “This has been the most stopped looking for a job hits. right now. We need to tone the Jan. 6 insurrection at during the worst part of severe crisis for the world altogether, likely because The ILO report expects it down.” the U.S. Capitol by a vio- the global financial crisis of work since The Great of restrictions on busi- a bounce back in jobs in The decision is one lent mob of Trump back- in 2009, a U.N. report said Depression of the 1930s. nesses that hire in big the second half of the measure of the difficult ers, Portman said Trump Monday. Its impact is far greater numbers like restaurants, year. But that depends politics facing many Re- needed to go on national publicans in Washington The International Labor than that of the global bars, stores, hotels and on a reduction in corona- TV to tell his supporters as they cede power in to refrain from violence. Organization estimated financial crisis of 2009,” other services that depend virus infections and the President Joe Biden’s ad- “Both in his words before that the restrictions on said ILO Director-Gener- on face-to-face interac- rollout of vaccines. Cur- ministration and watch the attack on the Capitol businesses and public life al Guy Ryder. The fallout tions. rently, infections are ris- their party split between and in his actions after- destroyed 8.8 percent of was almost equally split The drop in work trans- ing or remain stubbornly hard-right Trump sup- ward, President Trump all work hours around the between reduced work lates to a loss of $3.7 tril- high in many countries porters and others eager bears some responsibility world last year. That is hours and “unprecedent- lion in income globally and vaccine distribution to turn the page. Port- for what happened,” Port- equivalent to 255 million ed” job losses, he said. — what Ryder called an is still slow overall. man, a moderate who man said.