WEDNESDAY, MARCH 25, 2020

But for restaurants, a bare Market(Street) in Lynn eld

By Anne Marie Tobin has been reduced to a virtual ghost an eerily empty Apple Store. formation on takeout and delivery The parking lot ITEM STAFF town. With limited traf c, MarketStreet options at several eateries to “help at MarketStreet A drive through MarketStreet on is nonetheless actively encouraging keep your family fueled and com- was nearly LYNNFIELD — How has the a bright and sunny Sunday after- the public to support its restau- fortable during this dif cult time.” empty with most coronavirus affected the popular noon during the lunch hour nor- rants that are still open with its At the time, there were eight of the shops MarketStreet shopping center? mally brings with it an exasperat- latest promotion, #TheGreatAmer- restaurants offering takeout or de- closed due to It depends on where you look. ing search for a place to park. icanTakeout, which it announced livery options, but by Sunday the the outbreak of At Whole Foods Market, it’s busi- Not so this past weekend when via email on Tuesday. Patrons are list had dwindled to six. COVID-19. ness as usual with shoppers coming the most common sights weren’t asked to order takeout or delivery Wahlburgers has taken a unique and going all day long, crowding consumers, but pedestrians, jog- from their favorite restaurant and approach, including a $5 gift card ITEM PHOTO | into the store as they check off their gers and even a resourceful young post to social media. with every food purchase and has SPENSER HASAK grocery lists. boy playing street hockey — alone MarketStreet sent out a mass The rest of the center, however, — in the middle of the street near email last week with detailed in- LYNNFIELD, A3 Saugus Salvation BillBill records Army is BrothertonBrot its fourth in retreat By Steve Krause Senior COVID case ITEM STAFF The COVID-19 health crisis has af- moment By Elyse Carmosino fected the Salvation Army in a few ITEM STAFF ways — and in a few locations. SAUGUS — More cases of COVID-19 While the Lynn citadel at the bot- at the have been diagnosed in Saugus, bring- tom of Franklin Street has expand- ing the total number of local cases up ed its food program to run ve days to four. a week instead of its usual three, grocer Town Manager Scott Crabtree an- the donation and drop-off center in Saugus along with the family thrift nounced Monday the Saugus Health It’s dark and rainy as I Department received noti cation that store, all on Route 1 South next to the 99 Restaurant, have been closed pull into the parking lot more residents tested positive for the at the Market Basket in virus, which the CDC reports is trans- until further notice. “We would appeal to the public to Middleton. It’s 5:28 a.m. mitted primarily via respiratory drop- I’m going food shopping lets produced when an infected person please hold off on donations to our with the old people. coughs or sneezes. drop-off sites and our main loca- I’m not the rst one “The Town of Saugus is asking parents tion site in Saugus,” said Lt. Joseph here. There are about 50 to avoid sending kids to the parks and Swistak, administrator for business cars outside. A steady play areas where the virus may be trans- of The Salvation Army Adult Reha- mitted and/or social distancing cannot bilitation Center in Saugus. “There stream of seniors hurried- be maintained pursuant to the governor is nobody there to man these sites, ly shuf e into the grocery and Saugus Health Department orders,” and what happens is that they get store. Market Basket, like read a statement by the Town Manager’s picked through, and the donations most supermarket chains, of ce. “Fields, tennis courts, and other end up being something that’s not is opening its stores early elds have been locked where applicable usable.” — 5:30 to 7 a.m. Tuesdays for the safety of the public.” While the distribution center and through Thursdays — for Test results are typically provided by thrift store remain closed, the adult the elderly during this the MDPH to the local Board of Health, rehabilitation center, also on Route coronavirus crisis. and Saugus’ positive cases as of Sun- 1, remains open — with provisions. The non-elderly are day were included in the 525 cases an- The main provision is that until the wisely home in bed, sleep- nounced by the Massachusetts Depart- crisis has been judged to have passed, ing like babies. Chrono- ment of Public Health on the same day, nobody is going either in or out. logically-challenged folks March 22. Capt. Kevin Johnson of the Lynn Salvation “Everyone there is sheltering in like 66-year-old me are (As of Tuesday, March 24, that num- Army citadel hands out a box of food. The facili- place,” said Swistak. “We are trying unrealistically frantic ber has climbed to 777.) ty’s gym has been turned into a food center. Be- to keep everyone safe. that Gov. Charlie Baker hind him is social worker Emily Mercado, who SAUGUS, A3 is keeping track of the food being distributed. SALVATION ARMY, A3 BROTHERTON, A3

Opinion Sweet success for Swampscott businesswoman Commentary: Some of us can’t By Gayla Cawley wasn’t taken as seriously because she isolate. A4 ITEM STAFF was a woman. Even today, she deals  with some of those same attitudes in Commentary: SWAMPSCOTT — There have been her business dealings with male com- The chip on our strides since Erin Calvo-Bacci, now a petitors because her short stature shoulder. A4 successful business owner, was break- makes her appear younger than she is. ing into the manufacturing eld two “There is a lot that women have to Sports decades ago, but she said women are put up with, which is frustrating,” said English’s Guzman still facing some of the same “concern- Calvo-Bacci. “However I’m almost 50. commits to Franklin ing” challenges. I have three daughters. So, everything Pierce. B1 Calvo-Bacci, 49, is the owner of CB  I have gone through are teachable mo- Stuffer, which has its chocolate man- ments and talkable opportunities to Saugus’ World ufacturing plant in Swampscott. The not been easy. Calvo-Bacci said she’s Series Park prepare them for the world.” welcomes another company’s products are sold online faced unique challenges as a woman in For instance, when she was pregnant local sponsor. B1 and in specialty stores across the the business world. with her rst child, Calvo-Bacci found ITEM FILE PHOTO country. When she was breaking into her Erin Calvo-Bacci However, getting to that point has eld, Calvo-Bacci found that she SWAMPSCOTT, A3

OBITUARIES ...... A2 LOOK! ...... A8 COMICS ...... B4 HIGH 45° VOL. 141, ISSUE 89 OPINION ...... A4 SPORTS ...... B1-2 DIVERSIONS ...... B5 LOW 37° POLICE/FIRE ...... A7 FOOD ...... B3 CLASSIFIED ...... B6 PAGE A8 $1.50 A2 THE DAILY ITEM WEDNESDAY, MARCH 25, 2020 OBITUARIES Sylvia M. Parker, 87 Multiple Tony-winning playwright

METHUEN — Sylvia M. (Alley) Parker, age 87, of Methuen, Terrence McNally dies at 81 formerly of Lynn, died Sun- day at Holy Family Hospital in NEW YORK (AP) — Valour! Compassion!” Methuen after a brief illness. Terrence McNally, one earned him another Tony She was the wife of the late of America’s great play- Award for its portrayal of Roger S. Parker. wrights whose proli c eight gay men facing is- Born and raised in Lynn, she career included winning sues of delity, love and was the daughter of the late Tony Awards for the plays happiness. Clarence and Alberta (Ellison) “Love! Valour! Compas- “Theater changes hearts, Alley. She was a graduate of sion!” and “Master Class” that secret place where Lynn English High School, and the musicals “Rag- we all truly live,” he said Class of 1950 and received time” and “Kiss of the at the 2019 Tony Awards, her Bachelor of Science de- Spider Woman,” has died where he accepted a life- gree in Education from Salem of complications from the time achievement award. State Teacher’s College in coronavirus. He was 81. “The world needs artists 1954. She had lived in Lynn McNally died Tuesday at more than ever to remind for the greater part of her life Sarasota Memorial Hospi- us what truth and beauty until moving to her daughter tal in Sarasota, Florida, and kindness really are.” according to representa- Diane’s home in Methuen in ily feels blessed to have had F. Murray Abraham, tive Matt Polk. McNally 2015. her in their lives and will miss the Oscar-winner who was a lung cancer survivor Sylvia had worked as a her greatly. appeared on Broadway She is survived by her son, who lived with chronic in- fourth grade teacher at the FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS in “The Ritz” said of Mc- Bruce Parker and his wife Lin-  ammatory lung disease. Callahan School in Lynn for Playwright Terrence McNally attends the 73rd Nally: “His plays are a many years until her retire- da of Woburn; two daughters, His plays and musicals annual Tony Awards “Meet the Nominees” pleasure to do, but what ment. She had also worked Diane Perez of Methuen and explored how people con- as a receptionist for H&R Susan Rielly and her husband nect — or fail to. With press day in New York. he says is important, too. Block in the late 1970s and Tim of Brockton; two grand- wit and thoughtfulness, And he’s like a fountain he early 1980s. In order to pay children, Amanda Parker of he tackled the strains in takes than I do, and who play about AIDS. His play keeps on writing and writ- for her college education, she Woburn and Adriano Perez of families, war, and rela- can call me out when I do “The Ritz” became one of ing and writing.” was a playground instructor Methuen; her sister, Roberta tionships and probed the something lazy,” he told the rst plays with un- Tributes pored in online at High Rock Tower in Lynn. McGrath of Ohio; her brother, spark and costs of creativ- LA Stage Times in 2013. apologetic gay characters from Broadway gures, She was a member of Grace Paul Alley of South Carolina; ity. He was an openly gay “A lot of people stop learn- to reach a mainstream au- including from fellow United Methodist Church, and as well as many more extend- writer who wrote about ing in life, and that’s their dience. playwrights Paula Vo- had been a member of the ed family members. She was homophobia, love and tragedy.” McNally also explored gel, who called McNally church choir. She was a little predeceased by her siblings, AIDS. McNally’s “Lips Togeth- gay themes in the book for “the soul of kindness” and girl at St. Paul’s Church when Mildred Armao, Dorothy Cam- “I like to work with peo- er, Teeth Apart,” about the musical “Kiss of the Lin-Manuel Miranda, who she started singing in the chil- eron, Karen Laber, Brian Alley ple who are a lot more tal- two married couples who Spider Woman,” for which called McNally “a giant in dren’s choir, and continued at and Brenda Alley. ented and smarter than spend a weekend on Fire he won his rst Tony our world, who straddled Christ Church, where she and Service information: Adher- me, who make fewer mis- Island, was a landmark Award. His play “Love! plays and musicals deftly.” her husband were members ing to the guidelines of the for more than 40 years. She Commonwealth of Massachu- was also the Sunday school setts and the CDC, a Celebra- CLOSINGS/POSTPONEMENTS DUE TO THE CORONAVIRUS OUTBREAK director and teacher at Christ tion of Life will be planned for Church for many years. a later date. Arrangements en- LYNN nior Center activities are the decision to postpone SAUGUS Sylvia loved to travel the trusted to SOLIMINE Funeral The ribbon cutting for canceled. The 79 Central the North Shore Cancer Saugus Public Schools world with her husband Rog- Homes, Lynn. In lieu of owers, LB Music School, 577 St. center remains open WALK to later this year. closed through at least er, her children, friends and donations may be made to The Walnut St., Lynn, sched- for hot lunch every day, We are working with the April 6. family. She honeymooned at American Lung Association, uled for March 23, 3 p.m., Monday through Friday City of Salem to nd a Town Hall, Town Hall Niagara Falls and later visit- 1661 Worcester Road #301, is canceled. between 11:30 and noon. new date, hopefully in the Annex, the senior center, ed Bermuda, Disney, Europe, Framingham, MA 01701 or Lynn Public Schools State Rep. Theodore early fall, and will let you Saugus Public Library, Hawaii, Washington, D.C., and the American Heart Associa- closed through at least Speliotis canceled district know as soon as that date the Department of Public the west coast of the U.S. She tion, 300 5th Ave., Waltham, April 6. of ce hours for March. has been con rmed.” Works, Youth and Recre- was also an avid reader. She MA 02451. Online guestbook The Friday night Teen West Peabody residents Lausier added: “The ation are all closed until touched many lives — her at www.solimine.com. Drop-In Center at Lynn with questions and con- Walk is very important further notice. Senior family, friends and her beloved Tech is canceled for the cerns can call (617) 722- to our community and center staff will remain fourth-graders — and was so next four weeks. There’s 2410 or email Theodore. has bene ted thousands available by phone during loved by all who knew her. As no Teen Center on March [email protected]. of patients over the past regular hours of opera- the family matriarch, her fam- 20, 27 and April 3. The Peabody Recre- 30 years. We are unbe- tion, and library staff will Grace United Methodist ation, Parks, and Forestry lievably thankful for our answer phone calls and Church is canceling all Department has decided walkers, sponsors, volun- emails as they come in. church activities, meet- to cancel the champion- teers and everyone associ- SWAMPSCOTT George Stathoulis, 39 ings, clothes closet, and ship games for Peabody ated with this event.” Swampscott Public worship services until Elementary Basketball The postponement Schools and all public further notice. League. re ects the reality that buildings are closed many walkers and their LYNN — George Stathoulis, n eld; as well as a nephew, LYNNFIELD To close the season, through at least April 6. Lynn eld public schools the league has decided teams were forced to post- Town Hall will be closed age 39, of Lynn, died at Salem Liam O’Neill; and two nieces, Melina and Nefeli Golwitzer. closed through April 6. to declare tournament pone their fundraising to the public. Most town Hospital on Sunday, March 22, MARBLEHEAD co-champions. All trophies events due to coronavirus. business can be handled 2020, after a lengthy illness. Service information: Ad- hering to the guidelines of Marblehead public and certi cates will be These decisions prompted online, by mail, through He was a graduate of Lynn schools closed through at delivered to school prin- Walk organizers to extend email, or by telephone; Classical High School, Class the Commonwealth of Mas- sachusetts and the CDC fu- least April 6. cipals in the upcoming the fundraising deadline and appointments will be of 1998 and had previously The Church of St. weeks. for this year’s Walk to scheduled only if entirely owned Top Notch Roast Beef neral services will be private. Friends are encouraged to Andrew (Episcopal), SALEM Dec. 31 (as opposed to necessary by calling 781- and Pizza in Lynn. leave condolences for the Marblehead, has can- Due to the current August 31) to allow plenty 596-8850. He is survived by his mother, family at www.solimine.com. celed Sunday services unprecedented Covid-19 of time to reschedule The Senior Center will Efstathia Stathoulis of Lynn; A celebration of his life will and church school for the situation the North Shore fundraisers if desired. be closed to the public. his two sisters, Eleni Stathou- be announced at a later date. time being. Check the Medical Center has made Although postponement Limited services will be lis and her husband Brian church’s Facebook page, the decision to postpone is an extremely dif cult available to seniors includ- Golwitzer of New Hampshire, https://www.facebook.com/ the North Shore Cancer decision to make, safety ing access to food services and Maria Stathoulis O’Neill StAndrewsMarblehead/ WALK, scheduled for and health is of utmost and transportation ser- and her husband Matt of Lyn- and the church’s website, June 28, 2020, to later importance. During this vices. Call 781-596-8866 www.standrewsmhd.org, this year. time of social distancing, for more information. for the latest updates Susan Lausier, Senior please stay connected The Library will be on measures taken in Development Of cer and with your loved ones and closed to the public. response to COVID-19 as WALK Manager at North keep yourself safe. All Town-sponsored well as cancellations and Shore Medical Center Walk organizers will public events (recreation, postponements. issued the following continue to update our library, senior center, etc.) Tedesco Country Club statement regarding the website and social media are postponed. closed until further notice. WALK postponement: pages as information All Board, Committee, NAHANT “We have been monitor- becomes available. and other public meetings Nahant public schools ing the ongoing spread In the meantime, if are canceled unless a closed through at least of Covid-19, a completely you have any questions, streamed virtual meeting April 6. unparalleled situation please email us at cancer- is set up. For more infor- All public buildings, in- and uncharted territory [email protected]. mation on accessing virtu- cluding Johnson Elemen- for everyone. To protect “Thank you again for al meetings using the tary school, will be closed. the health and safety of your continued support. application Zoom, visit PEABODY our North Shore com- We are all in this togeth- the town website at www. All Peter A. Torigian Se- munity, we have made er.” swampscottma.gov.

FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS SENIOR SHOPPING HOURS French author and illustrator Albert Uderzo waves from behind a cardboard cutout showing Some of the local super- 60 and over every day Squire Road, is holding Stop and Shop, 164 Main his comic heroes Asterix and Obelix at the 57th markets are opening up at from 8-9 a.m. shopping hours for people Street, is holding shopping Frankfurt Book Fair in Frankfurt, Germany. earlier hours so older cit- MARBLEHEAD ages 60 and up every hours for people 60 and up izens may come and shop. Crosby’s Marketplace, Tuesday, Wednesday and from 6-7:30 a.m. This is to help reduce the 118 Washington St., is Thursday from 5:30-7 a.m. SWAMPSCOTT Creator of French hero spread of COVID-19, also not holding seniors-only Stop & Shop (40 Fur- Stop & Shop, 450 Par- known as the coronavirus. shopping hours. However, long Drive, 1690 Revere adise Road, is holding People ages 60 and older, seniors may call to place a Beach Parkway, 540 shopping hours for people Asterix dies at 92 and those with pre-exist- shopping order, which will Squire Road) is holding ages 60 and up from 6-7:30 a.m. PARIS (AP) — Albert with his inseparable ing health conditions, are be brought out to their shopping hours for people Whole Foods Market, Uderzo, one of the two cre- big-bellied friend, Obelix. at higher risk of serious car upon arrival. ages 60 and older from 331 Paradise Road, is ators of the beloved comic “Albert Uderzo died in complications should PEABODY 6-7:30 a.m. holding shopping hours book character Asterix, his sleep at his Neuil- they contract the virus, Big Y World Class Mar- SAUGUS for people ages 60 and up who captured the spirit of ly home of a heart at- according to the Centers ket at Hannaford Plaza, Big Y World Class from 8-9 a.m. the Gauls of yore and grew tack with no links to the for Disease Control and 637 Lowell St., is hold- Market, 357 Broadway, is a reputation worldwide, coronavirus,” the French Prevention. ing shopping hours for holding shopping hours died on Tuesday. He was press quoted his son-in- LYNN seniors 60 and over and for people 60 and up from 92. law, Bernard de Choisy, as Market Basket, 40 Fed- people with compromised 7-8 a.m. 781-593-7700 The French press quoted saying. “He had been very eral St., is holding shop- immune systems from 7-8 Publishing Daily, except Sundays family members as say- tired for several weeks.” ping hours for people ages a.m. every day. USPS-142-820 ISSN-8750-8249 LAW OFFICE OF Periodicals postage paid at Lynn, MA ing that Uderzo died of a French Culture Minister 60 and up every Tuesday, Stop & Shop, 19 Howley MARIO C. CAPANO Wednesday and Thursday St., is holding shopping and additional of ces. heart attack in the Paris Franck Riester said that 101 North Common Street Copyright ©2020 The Daily Item suburb of Neuilly. Uderzo “found the magic from 5:30-7 a.m. hours for seniors 60 and (781) 599-6056 Subscriptions Asterix, portrayed as a potion,” referring to his Stop & Shop, 35 Wash- over from 6-7:30 a.m. • Divorce/Divorce Mediation Prepaid by mail to all parts of the United States short man with a droopy spirit, craftsmanship and ington St., is holding every day. • Probate/Estate Planning $30.00 for 4 weeks mustache always wearing long hours of work. Ri- shopping hours for people Shaw’s, 114-128 Essex • Personal Injury Law $95.00 for 13 weeks • Landlord/Tenant Law $185.00 for 26 weeks a helmet with wings, was ester may also have been ages 60 and up from Center Drive, is hold- $340.00 for 1 year created in the early 1960s making a reference to the 6-7:30 a.m. ing shopping hours for OVER 35 YEARS EXPERIENCE Send payment to and POSTMASTER, by Uderzo and Rene Gos- famous magic potion in LYNNFIELD seniors 60 and over on Mario C. Capano send address changes to: cinny. The character lived the Asterix series, which Whole Foods Market at Tuesdays and Thursdays Alexander J. Capano The Daily Item in a village in Gaul, pres- gave the hero and his fel- MarketStreet, 427 Walnut from 7-9 a.m. Christopher A. Hall 110 Munroe St. Website: capanolawo ce.com P.O. Box 5 ent-day France, resisting low villagers temporary St., is holding senior REVERE Lynn, MA 01903 Roman conquerors, along superhuman strength. shopping hours for people Market Basket, 275 Email: [email protected] WEDNESDAY, MARCH 25, 2020 THE DAILY ITEM A3 Salvation Army is in retreat Senior moment SALVATION ARMY From A1 at the grocer “It is a self-contained fa- my favorite. They have cility on 10 acres of land, BROTHERTON plenty. In hindsight, that and there is very limited From A1 recent E. coli contamina- interaction. Right now, will issue a shelter-in- tion of romaine lettuce we are asking people not place order and we’ll doesn’t seem so bad. to come onto the campus. be stuck in our homes Red peppers are on my There are roughly 70 peo- without bread, milk and shopping list. My wife, ple sheltered in place.” Geritol. who also has mad cooking Swistak also said that So here I am, walking skills, wants to prepare a outside staff, as of noon toward the store, trying to chicken dish with peppers Tuesday, will not come squeeze my mitts into too- and baby spinach. But back to the campus as long small vinyl gloves that who knows how many as the crisis continues. are specially designed to people have touched these “We are attempting to make us look foolish and vegetables. I risk it, and keep everyone busy,” he reject nasty germs. I grab bag a couple. I can wash said. “We have in-house a cart and make a beeline the peppers while my wife employees. Those are for the toilet paper aisle. insists I wash my hands graduates who live here, Everyone else seems for the zillionth time. To and work as well. They are to have the same idea. honor Kenny Rogers, I manning the campus and THEY HAVE TOILET wash my hands while keeping everything run- PAPER! Not much, but singing “Ruby, Don’t ning smoothly.” enough for those of us Bring Your COVID-19 to Swistak said that work- here now. One woman, Town.” ing with addicts becomes sporting a stylish face I’m on a roll. Eggs, more important in times mask, is standing in the butter, milk. Cheerios and such as these. ITEM PHOTO | OLIVIA FALCIGNO aisle, holding an 8-pack of Raisin Bran. Crackers “What we hear from the The Salvation Army in Saugus has temporarily closed due to the coro- the prized commodity to and cheese. Bar soap and medical community is that navirus. her bosom. She’s sobbing. razor blades. And coffee. those who are predisposed She’s so happy. Lots of coffee. to (addiction issues) are at the state. So (people who pounds of food,” she said. with limited staff, she said. I can relate. I’m so excit- But no hand sanitizer greater risk, not just for donate) help us change Since last Wednesday, “We’re social distancing ed I nearly have a bowel or disinfectant wipes. You addiction but in getting lives.” Johnson said, the Salva- while volunteering and movement right here in can’t find those anywhere. this virus,” he said. One place where that is tion Army has gone from packing,” she said. “We the paper goods aisle. My After 30 minutes, I’m He added that the addic- happening is Lynn, where a Monday-Wednesday-Fri- could use some more vol- wife and I were down to ready to check out. Woo- tions themselves heighten food is now distributed day program to five days a unteers, as long as they our last roll. That pile of hoo! There are only two the danger of being infect- Monday through Friday. week. call us first.” leaves in the backyard was shoppers ahead of me in ed by COVID-19 — and “The monetary issue is “We emptied our food Some of the staff mem- starting to look like a via- line. The man in front are more susceptible to a strain,” Swistak said. pantry right away,” she bers from the adult rehab ble option. After all, what’s removes the protective being hit hard by it. “There are a number of said. “Our drivers have in Saugus have helped, a few twigs and prickly glove on his right hand to “People who smoke are people at this point in the been going back and forth she said. branches up the wazoo if slide his debit card into very susceptible,” he said. Lynn/Saugus area where to the food bank.” “We could also use dona- it means defeating this the machine. “And a lot of the people in people already live hand- Johnson said that word tions,” she said. “We pro- COVID-19 menace. Plus, God bless the employees. our center have smoked to-mouth on their pay- is starting to spread about vide staples, but if anyone my wife has mad decorat- They are special, spending all their lives.” checks, and those who lose the expanded services. wants to donate snacks, ing skills and would have all day restocking shelves Swistak is aware that their ability to stay ahead Tuesday, the army dis- or hygiene items, that enjoyed finding the perfect and going face-to-face the Salvation Army takes of the game.” tributed 140 boxes of food would be wonderful. Cash, Pottery Barn container to with customers who might a huge hit with the closing Lynn Capt. Helen John- during its busy period (9 too. We could use that for hold the leaves. unknowingly have the of the donation center. son said the gym on to 11 a.m.), which served things like gasoline for the I grab two 4-packs and virus. A lovely young lady “It’s what we do,” he Franklin Street has been 667 people. trucks.” two rolls of paper towels. rings me up — 70 bucks said. “Without the kind turned into a food center, Each box, Johnson said, To donate online, go to No hoarding on my part. and change — and I hand donations of individu- complete with a conveyor will feed three people salvationarmyma.org/fill- (My brother-in-law her four $20s. She places the change on my vinyl als, we can’t do what we belt (donated by the fire for five days. If there are the-food-pantry. bought four commercial glove and I shovel it into do. They help us do what department) to help move more than three family rolls of TP online, which my pocket. we do. They help us fund the boxes along. members, more food will Steve Krause can be he guesstimates is about It appears that no mat- the programs because we “Since last Friday, we’ve be added to the boxes. reached at skrause@item- 12 normal rolls. He ter how bad this pandem- don’t take donations from distributed about 40,000 The army is doing this live.com. said they double as arm ic becomes, vital business- weights because his gym es such as supermarkets, is closed.) pharmacies and liquor Sweet success for Swampscott businesswoman My fellow old people stores will remain open. in Market Basket smile We’re well stocked with SWAMPSCOTT vo-Bacci worked in man- and are cordial. They are food, drugs and drink and From A1 agement positions for careful to not get too close other companies, but she ready for whatever the to a fellow shopper, since governor throws at us. herself in the position lacked the “final say” and health experts insist our We’ve enjoyed daily hikes, where she felt she had to autonomy that she has demographic is more rides on bikes or walks on hide the pregnancy from now, which she cites as vulnerable to catching the the beach. But now that a potential employer be- one of her favorite aspects virus. we have toilet paper, we cause she was afraid it of her job. Bollocks! I’m a man on can hunker down for as would hurt her chances of “I do love being in a lead- a mission. I move pretty landing the job. long as it takes. ership position,” she said. well for an elderly person. Well, within reason. “As a woman, it really “At the end of the day, I rush toward the produce Thank goodness we still is concerning, still to this everything I do has a di- section. Bagged salad have all those leaves. day,” said Calvo-Bacci. rect impact, so we can be is on sale — two for $5 “That was 20 years ago, as successful as we want — and I want to get my Bill Brotherton can be (but) to this day, wom- knowing it’s because of share before some cretin reached at bbrotherton@ en are fearful of letting 110 percent of what we beats me to it. Caesar is itemlive.com. an employer or potential put into it. That falls on employer know they are me.” pregnant or want chil- She attributes a lot of Saugus records its dren, because women are her success to female the primary caregivers.” mentors she’s had along Now that she’s older, ITEM FILE PHOTO | SPENSER HASAK the way, which is why it’s Calvo-Bacci said she not fourth COVID case Erin Calvo-Bacci is the owner of CB Stuffer, a important for her to pass only has to care for her that mentorship on and chocolate manufacturing company which has chronic health conditions. own children, but her ag- help other women. SAUGUS an online retail component and also sells the l If you are outside, ing parents as well, which It’s crucial for women From A1 product in specialty stores. avoid crowds. is a challenge many wom- who have aspirations of Crabtree’s statement l Don’t shake hands or en in her age group are starting their own busi- go with the man because into its current incarna- advised residents to prac- hug. faced with. ness to seek out mentors. they might not know what tion, CB Stuffer, which is tice social distancing and l Stay connected to As a small business “For anyone else out the responsibilities are of named after her husband other guidelines recom- friends and loved ones by owner, she said she’s more there, you want to listen women (with having to) and business partner, Car- mended by the CDC. phone or through other mindful of those challeng- to your gut, but you real- take time off,” said Cal- lo Bacci, the company’s These include: es when making hiring ly need to have a mentor, technology. vo-Bacci. peanut butter production l Protect yourself by l decisions and dealing with someone you can bounce Get information Calvo-Bacci got her start chief. following public health her employees. ideas off of, someone who from trusted sources. “Working for someone in 2003 by taking over CB Stuffer is known advice about keeping your Visit https://www.mass. takes you seriously,” she hands clean and covering else, even though there Chocolate Truffle, a retail for its peanut butter cup, said. gov/covid19 for the latest are laws in place, if the store in Woburn that she which is the largest on the coughs and sneezes. news, case counts, and lab position is between a fe- eventually sold. market and comes in 18 Gayla Cawley can be l Stay home if you are testing results. male and male, there She then rebranded the flavors. reached at gcawley@item- sick. If you need to consult For more information could be stronger chances manufacturing company, Before taking the helm live.com. Follow her on a healthcare provider, call on COVID-19, visit the that the company might Bacci Chocolate Design of her own business, Cal- Twitter @GaylaCawley. ahead first or use tele- Town of Saugus Health health services. Department page, check l Protect others who are the MDPH website, or call But for restaurants, a bare Market(Street) in Lynnfield most at risk of COVID-19 the health department at by keeping your distance (781) 231-4117. picked up of late. 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CARRIGAN mask and don’t allow any a “stay-at-home” advisory of Boston said they were ness is down, the number • Social Security Disability Monday. looking for a quiet place of dog-walkers at Market- physical contact,” he said. • Workers Compensation “We want to give some- on Saturday to relax after Street seems to be going up. “I just deliver the package • Accidents thing back to the commu- a week of being cooped up “There are a lot of people to the door and that’s it.” 25 years located across nity during this tough time in their Downtown Cross- who are now walking dogs Noelia Gutierrez said Home delivery from Lynn District Court in appreciation for what it ing condominium. here and some do wander her orders increased sig- subscribers 15 Johnson St. has given to us,” said Gen- “We came out here fig- into the store,” Donovan nificantly as the week 781-596-0100 eral Manager Laura Scoti- uring it would be a good said. “Right now, we are went on. Get FREE access JAMES J. CARRIGAN “It’s definitely been bus- to the e-edition on ANNE GUGINO CARRIGAN na. “We feel that we are way to get out of the house assessing things day-to- LISA A. CARRIGAN, OF COUNSEL ier this week with things thankful to be able to have after a week inside,” said day and likely will be con- www.jamescarriganlaw.com changing nearly every such great support in all Dale Sarno as the couple sidering reduced hours at [email protected] day,” said Gutierrez, a the communities we serve. enjoyed a takeout piz- some point if things don’t Methuen resident. “I feel We are trying to hang in za from Otto’s Pizza on improve.” badly about it because so there and stay open so our a nearby bench. “I didn’t Over at Whole Foods, many people are hurting employees can get their expect it would be this it was business as usual, these days, but the de- hours they need to sup- empty, though. I really with a twist. mand is obviously there.” port their families in this worry about the mom and Lynn resident Auris call 781-593-7700 ext. 2 difficult time.” pop stores and businesses Blanc, a Prime delivery Anne Marie Tobin can be to start your Scotina added that and how they can survive driver, said his business reached at atobin@item- daily subscription. business seemed to have something like this.” has increased, citing the live.com. A4 WEDNESDAY, MARCH 25, 2020 OPINION JILL EBSTEIN HOW TO REACH US The chip on our shoulder

The phrase “a chip on three twenty-something he thought it was overly quarterback of all time, 110 Munroe St. one’s shoulder” is report- women who overcame negative in a piece that was founding a company P.O. Box 5 ed as originating with self-doubt and anxiety was aiming to share the called “199 Productions.” Lynn, MA 01903 the 19th-century U.S. as they figured out their progress of these women. Brady’s company will Customer Service practice of spoiling for a trajectory. These young So we have two camps develop content that will Monday - Friday, 8 a.m. - 5 p.m. fight by carrying a chip of women were part of a with very different views probably be motivational. wood on one’s shoulder, larger group that had of “chip on your shoul- As Brady writes on Ins- Connecting daring others to knock written a piece for me two tagram, “When I was the All Departments: der.” In one camp, a 781-593-7700 it off. ... This relates to years back in a collection septuagenarian and an 199th draft pick in 2000, working practices in the titled “At My Pace: Twen- editor associate the chip I knew I needed to work Ext. 2 British Royal Dockyards ty-Somethings Finding with something negative hard every day to prove Classifi ed/Legal Advertising in the 18th century. Their Way.” I wanted to and derogatory. In an- myself.” classi [email protected] — From www.phrases. see what had transpired other, Anna and my son Rather than wonder- Subscriptions org.uk in their two years since view the chip as a moti- ing whether the chip on [email protected] Is having a chip on your penning a piece. What vator and an attitude to our shoulder is good or Circulation shoulder good, bad or had they learned and to be lauded. bad, (or both), maybe we [email protected] maybe both? despite ageism, and what end? I sought an explana- should be asking our- Ext. 3 More than likely, your the perpetrators of this One of the young tion from my friend Su- selves, “What do we do Newsroom answer to this question wrong received their just women, Anna, had ex- san, who is a copy editor with it?” It goaded Tom [email protected] [email protected] depends on which gener- due. The writer landed in perienced the pain of and doubles as my san- Brady to greatness. For ation you belong. Millen- a good place, which was “imposter syndrome,” ity check for all things those of us who might Ext. 4 relate better to writers nials often value the chip, the subject of her work- though she has since literary. She explained, Sports than quarterbacks, think while baby boomers have shop piece. grooved a path for which “You have a chip on your [email protected] Herman Melville, whose very negative associa- My son praised the she feels optimistic and shoulder when you feel Ext. 5 masterpiece, “Moby tions. As with many com- woman’s work and also committed. Anna shared, you’ve been wronged. Dick,” was rejected so Retail and Online mon expressions, there told her that she wrote “I have a healthy chip on You carry anger because Advertising many times that he paid can be stark differences best with a “chip on her my shoulder, but it serves of it. However, it can still [email protected] for typesetting and plat- in usage and perspective, shoulder.” The woman me well.” The chip was serve you well.” Susan’s ADVERTISING ing himself. Surely, he largely due to age. was taken aback and her burden of proof that response belongs to the must have had a big chip Ernie Carpenter Jr. Two recent stories in even offended. A whole she rightfully belonged “both” camp — chips are Director of Advertising on his shoulder. my life brought out the conversation then en- to a group of achievers negative at their core and Business Development, ext. 1355 Bottom line: Let’s claim [email protected] difference in how peo- sued about whether it is and no longer felt like a but can also benefit us our chips and put them ple view “chip on your necessarily bad to have fake. by driving our behavior Ralph Mitchell to good use. Sales Representative, ext. 1313 shoulder.” In story one, that chip and whether Interestingly, when my and helping us to prevail [email protected] my son was leading a se- piece first hit (“Three where we might other- my son’s comments could Jill Ebstein is the editor Eric Rondeau nior community writers’ be understood in a posi- Young Women Share wise falter. of the “At My Pace” series Sales Representative, ext. 1280 group, and a participant tive light. Their Journey on the If I ever needed more of books and the founder [email protected] wrote a piece about her The second story in- Road to Discovery”), proof in the value of a chip, of Sized Right Marketing, Patricia Whalen struggle to find a job as volves a recent piece I an editor had deleted I need look no further a Newton, Mass., consult- Sales Representative, ext. 1310 a septuagenarian. Even- published for Woman’s the sentence with “a than the recent news that ing firm. She wrote this [email protected] tually she was hired History Month. I profiled healthy chip.” I suspect Tom Brady, the greatest for InsideSources.com. BUSINESS OFFICE Susan J. Conti MIKE ERVIN Controller, ext. 1288 [email protected] Ted Grant Publisher, ext. 1234 Some of us can’t isolate [email protected] Marian Kinney I have a confession to ers of concentration were situation where human con- thousands of disabled folks ders to a dark place. I hope ext. 1212 make, something that so strong that I could levi- tact is the one thing we’re in the United States who this fear will ultimately [email protected] in the age of COVID-19 tate myself out of bed, but all supposed to avoid. We’re rely on similar assistance prove to be a silly delusion Will Kraft seems almost seditious: they’re not. I wish there all supposed to isolate, but are essential — at least to brought on by all of that. Chief Financial Of cer, ext. 1296 [email protected] daily, up-close human con- really was technology like some of us can’t. And that’s us. Without their daily hu- I also hope those crafting tact is an indispensable they have on Star Trek and what’s so scary. It will take man contact, we’re screwed. the response to the coro- Paula Villacreses part of my life. I could beam myself into my a whole lot of human con- My crew members are navirus are wise enough A/R Specialist, ext. 1205 I use a motorized wheel- wheelchair, but there isn’t. tact to get me through this. among those who can’t to know that the ability to [email protected] chair and I need assistance Generally, I think this I fear the lockdown es- just hide at home and wait successfully separate our- Mike Shanahan selves from other humans Chief Executive Of cer, ext. 1956 doing the routine things reliance is a good thing. calating to something like for the “All clear!” because [email protected] everyone does every day, It’s a good reminder that, martial law. It’s already if they do, some people isn’t the key to survival for like getting dressed and no matter what, every- happening in California, will suffer even more. But everyone. For many of us, Carolina Trujillo it’s quite the opposite. Community Relations Director, ext. 1226 getting out of bed and do- thing comes down to us all where the governor has or- I fear that while they’re [email protected] ing laundry and all that. taking care of each other. dered everybody to only go on the way to me, they’ll Mike Ervin is a Chica- Jim Wilson I’ve hired a crew of people That’s what’s gotten us out for essential reasons. I be detained at Checkpoint go-based writer and a dis- Chief Operating Of cer, ext. 1200 to come in and help me humans this far. Let’s not don’t blame him for doing Charlie and ordered to ability-rights activist with [email protected] do that stuff. Their wages get distracted by libertar- that, but I worry about the state their business. And ADAPT (www.adapt.org). CIRCULATION are paid by a state Medic- ian fantasies of rugged varying interpretations of when they say they’re go- This column was produced Lisa Mahmoud aid-funded program. individualism. In the end, the word “essential.” ing to help some old guy for the Progressive Media Manager, ext. 1239 If my crew members do they’ll only let us down. At this surreal time, a get out of bed, that won’t Project, which is run by [email protected] not show up, I don’t get The tougher the times, pizza delivery person is es- be considered essential. The Progressive magazine, CUSTOMER SERVICE out of bed. There’s no way the more important human sential. And the people who I know in all this isola- and distributed by Tri- around it. I wish my pow- contact is to me. We are in a help me and the hundreds of tion my mind often wan- bune News Service. La’ Mosha Ball Customer Service, ext. 1276 [email protected] EDITORIAL GRAPHICS Trevor Andreozzi Designer [email protected] A forgotten hero Ned Connors Designer, ext. 1222 [email protected] Editorial from the Dal- their families. 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Like- Bill Brotherton Americans in every state, ing altogether — it occurs that even though the Cen- and other services like it wise, those who make so- Features Editor ext. 1338 [email protected] our brave first responders to us that there is a differ- ters for Disease Control across the country, who cial distancing possible, by and the nearly 5.3 million ent kind of “first respond- and Prevention advises help people with disabili- bringing us what we need Elyse Carmosino Reporter, ext. 1264 hospital workers across er” coming to the aid of against taking buses and ties get where they have to to survive and getting us [email protected] the country are again on millions of Americans. trains if at all possible, go, whether it be a doctor’s where we absolutely have Gayla Cawley the front lines, risking in- We’re talking about the many people have no oth- appointment or the home to go, deserve our grati- Reporter, ext. 1236 fection to themselves and Amazon, Grubhub, U.S. er option. of a relative in need. tude. 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By Lisa Mascaro, America’s jobs and pros- was in sight. provides for unemploy- Andrew Taylor and perity that we’ve seen since At issue is an unprece- ment, plus a one-time Jonathan Lemire the Great Depression.” dented economic rescue $600 add-on. ASSOCIATED PRESS Yet even as the pub- package that would give Opening the Senate on lic-health crisis deepened, direct payments to most Tuesday, McConnell com- WASHINGTON — Con- President Donald Trump Americans, expanded un- bined optimism about the gressional and White expressed eagerness to employment benefits, and chances for a deal with House officials said Tues- nudge many people back a $367 billion program frustration at the delays day a deal appears to be to work in coming weeks for small businesses to — and a sober view of the at hand to provide sweep- and held out a prospect, keep making payroll while crisis at hand. ing aid to businesses and based more on hope than workers are forced to stay “The urgency and the workers facing ruin from science, that the country home. A point of conten- gravity of this moment the coronavirus pandemic. could be returning to nor- tion has been $500 billion cannot be lost on anyone,” Both Senate Majority mal in less than a month. for guaranteed loans to he said. On the negotia- Leader Mitch McConnell “We have to go back to PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS larger industries. tions, he said: “It’s taken and the top Democrat, work, much sooner than A one-time payment a lot of noise and a lot of Sen. Chuck Schumer, said people thought,” he told Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin, left, of $1,200 per person, or rhetoric to get us here.” agreement appeared close a Fox News town hall. He accompanied by White House Legislative $3,000 for a family of Still, “we are very close. on the nearly $2 trillion said he’d like to have the Affairs Director Eric Ueland and acting White four, would go directly to We are close to a bill that package. “I don’t see any country “opened up and House chief of staff Mark Meadows, speaks the public. takes our bold Republi- issue that can’t be over- just raring to go” by Easter, with reporters. Hospitals could get up to can framework, integrates come within the next few April 12. Medical profes- $200 billion for the expect- further ideas from both hours,” Schumer said. sionals say social distanc- two sides have resolved all the documents, going ed influx of sick patients, parties, and delivers huge “Last night I thought we ing needs to be stepped many issues in the sweep- through a lot of compli- said Mnuchin. progress.” were on the five-yard line. up, not relaxed, to slow the ing package, some sticking cated issues, and we’re Democrats said the pack- Earlier Tuesday, Trump Now we’re on the two.” spread of infections. points remained. Also, the making a lot of progress,” age would help replace the urged swift action. “Con- Negotiators labored in Treasury Secretary Ste- complex task of writing Mnuchin said. “I hope it’s salary of furloughed work- gress must approve the the shadow of what McCon- ven Mnuchin and congres- legislation can take time, today, absolutely. Still ers for four months, rath- deal, without all of the nell called “the most serous sional leaders engaged in aides warned. A Senate think we can get there.” er than the three months nonsense, today,” he tweet- threat to Americans’ health final negotiations after a vote could come later in Ravaged in recent days, first proposed. Furloughed ed. “The longer it takes, in over a century and quite tumultuous but productive the day or on Wednesday. stocks climbed as negotia- workers would get howev- the harder it will be to likely the greatest risk to day on Monday. While the “We’re trying to finalize tors signaled a resolution er much a state usually start up our economy.” Volunteers sew masks for health workers By Tammy Webber, ing masks makes them er adults and people with the country. Dee-Ann Durbin and feel less helpless. existing health problems, “We had people who Anne D’Innocenzio “Whatever it takes to get it can cause more severe wanted to ship them to ASSOCIATED PRESS the job done, that’s what I illness, including pneu- us from all over the Unit- want to do,” said Purdue, monia. The vast majority ed States and we started CHICAGO — Bill Pur- 57, whose daughter works recover. saying, ‘Please, please use due waterproofs base- at the women’s hospital ments for a living, but he But the virus is spread- them in your communi- in Evansville, Ind. He ing rapidly and starting to ties,’” she said. “It makes has spent the past few and his friend Mike Rice days in his buddy’s Wash- max out health care sys- your heart warm; people responded to a Facebook tems in several cities. are so good.” ington, Ind., auto trim and post last week from Dea- upholstery shop cutting Deaconess spokeswom- She said Deaconess ex- coness Health System an Pam Hight said the pects to collect thousands rectangles of cotton fabric in Evansville asking the hospital system realized of masks this week at an that his friend sews into public for help. PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS it could face a shortage if off-hospital site and san- face masks. The efforts mirror those local infections skyrocket Online banking lets you manage your finances Fashion designer Bri- in other countries, in- itize them before distrib- remotely, without visiting a bank branch. ana Danyele left Italy cluding Spain, where like they have elsewhere. uting them to nurses and last month to return to mask-making volunteers So officials produced and doctors or sending them to her mother’s Greer, South include a group of nuns posted a how-to video that local nursing homes and Social distancing? Carolina, home, where she and members of the Span- has been shared across homeless shelters. has turned the living room ish Air Force. Around 500 into a mini sewing fac- masks a day are coming Try banking online tory, making masks that off sewing machines at the she embroiders with the Paratroop School in Mur- By Chanelle Bessette IS ONLINE words, “We Got This!” cia, in the country’s south- NERDWALLET BANKING SAFE? They’re among scores of east, according to the Air Banking sites and apps people answering pleas Force’s Twitter account. If the coronavirus has take many steps to keep from hospitals, doctors In Belgium, what began you self-isolating, you’re your money secure. Mobile and nurses so desperate as a one-woman operation likely more concerned banking apps often offer for personal protective about a week ago grew to about staying in touch two-factor authentication, equipment amid the vi- a small army of home-sew- with loved ones and which requires you to log- ral pandemic that they’ve ing mask-makers within carefully planning your in with your password as turned to the public, say- days. In Kosovo, inmates grocery excursions than ing do-it-yourself face in a women’s prison volun- about changing your mon- well as an additional code sent via email, call or text. masks are better than teered to make masks. ey routine. nothing. For most people, the new Smartphone logins can be PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS But if you’re concerned And for those sitting at protected with passwords virus causes only mild about how to do your ev- home worrying as the vi- or moderate symptoms, Briana Danyele sews cloth face masks that say and sometimes biomet- eryday financial tasks rus strains hospitals and such as fever and cough. “We Got This!” in her mother’s living room in ric measures, like finger- from home, consider the economy teeters, sew- For some, especially old- Greer, S.C. starting to bank online prints or face recognition. — especially if your bank Apple users, for example, has temporarily closed can set up Face ID on their its locations. Handling iPhones so that the device Can blood from survivors treat the newly ill? your finances remotely has to recognize the user’s can be convenient even face before they can sign By Lauran Here are some ques- COULD IT ALSO ACT icines came along. Long- after you feel safe re- in to a banking app. Bank Neergaard tions and answers about LIKE A VACCINE? ago research is sketchy. turning to a branch. websites also encrypt your ASSOCIATED PRESS this latest quest for a Sort of, but unlike a vac- But in the Journal of “It’s everyone’s respon- data to prevent third par- treatment. cine, any protection would Clinical Investigation WASHINGTON — Hos- sibility to prevent the ties from accessing it. WHAT EXACTLY only be temporary. earlier this month, Casa- pitals are gearing up to spread of COVID-19,’’ These mobile safety fea- IS THIS POSSIBLE A vaccine trains peo- devall and Pirofski cited test if a century-old treat- says Richard Crone, a tures can make other fi- THERAPY? ple’s immune systems to evidence that 1918 flu pa- ment used to fight off flu payments expert and nancial tasks simple and It may sound like “back make their own antibodies tients given the infusions and measles outbreaks CEO of Crone Consult- secure as well, such as to the Stone Age,” but against a target germ. The were less likely to die. And in the days before vac- ing, LLC. “For the safety using your smartphone’s there’s good scientific rea- plasma infusion approach a 1935 medical report de- cines, and tried more re- of consumers, the bank wallet app to make con- son to try using survivors’ would give people a tem- tailed how doctors stopped cently against SARS and staff, all our families and tactless payments. blood, said Dr. Jeffrey porary shot of someone a measles outbreak from Ebola, just might work the community, nobody “It’s much safer to bank, Henderson of Washington else’s antibodies that are sweeping through a board- should be walking into for COVID-19, too: using University School of Med- short-lived and require re- ing school using “serum” and pay, with your mobile blood donated from pa- a branch. Financial ser- device,” Crone says. icine in St. Louis, who peated doses. from prior patients. vices can all be obtained tients who’ve recovered. coauthored the FDA ap- Still, if FDA agrees, a The old-fashioned ap- And of course, in terms Doctors in China digitally. It’s a risk we of the coronavirus, bank- plication with Casadevall second study would give proach still is dusted off don’t have to take.” attempted the firstand another colleague at antibody-rich plasma in- every so often to tackle ing online will help you COVID-19 treatments us- WHAT IS ONLINE follow isolation recom- the Mayo Clinic. fusions to certain people surprise outbreaks such BANKING? ing what the history books When a person gets in- at high risk from repeated as SARS in 2002, and in mendations. call “convalescent serum” Online banking lets you WHAT ARE THE fected by a particular exposures to COVID-19, 2014 when Ebola survi- — today, known as donat- germ, the body starts such as hospital workers vors’ plasma was used to manage your accounts PERKS OF BANKING ed plasma — from survi- making specially de- or first responders, said treat other patients during through your desktop or ONLINE? vors of the new virus. signed proteins called Dr. Liise-anne Pirofski the West Africa epidemic. mobile devices. You can — Most banking services Now a network of U.S. antibodies to fight the in- of New York’s Montefiore Even during those recent typically perform tasks can be done remotely. The hospitals is waiting on fection. After the person Health System and Albert outbreaks, strict studies such as transferring only thing you can’t do funds, paying bills, depos- permission from the Food recovers, those antibodies Einstein College of Med- of the technique were not from home is deposit and iting checks and checking and Drug Administration float in survivors’ blood — icine. That also might in- done, but Casadevall said withdraw physical cash. If your account balances. begin large studies of the specifically plasma, the clude nursing homes when there were clues that the that’s a necessity for you, If you have questions infusions both as a possi- liquid part of blood — for a resident becomes ill, in plasma helped. most banks have large that you need a human ble treatment for the sick months, even years. hopes of giving the other Casadevall thinks that to answer, you can usual- ATM networks, and you and as vaccine-like tempo- One of the planned stud- people in the home some when it didn’t work, it ly reach out to the bank’s can use your bank’s web- rary protection for people ies would test if giving protection, she said. may have been used too customer service reps via site to find a nearby ma- at high risk of infection. infusions of survivors’ an- “We need both things late. “Somebody at the end phone, social media, email chine. Of course, be sure There’s no guarantee it tibody-rich plasma to new- desperately,” Pirofski said. of their lives, it’s very hard or online chat as well. to wash your hands when will work. ly ill COVID-19 patients “We need to be able to to affect” any disease at There are many on- you’re done. “We won’t know until would boost their own break the cycle of trans- that point, he cautioned. line-only banks, but If your current bank’s we do it, but the historical body’s attempts to fight off mission and we also need A more modern approach these days, most brick- services aren’t mobile- or evidence is encouraging,” the virus. To see if it works, to be able to help people is to brew this type of anti- and-mortar banks also desktop-friendly, you can Dr. Arturo Casadevall of researchers would mea- who are ill.” body in the lab, something have online services consider opening a new Johns Hopkins Universi- sure if the treatment gave WHAT’S THE Regeneron Pharmaceuti- their customers can account with a tech-savvy ty’s school of public health patients a better chance of HISTORY? cals and other companies use from home (or else- bank that allows online told The Associated Press. living or reduced the need These plasma infusions are working on. Using where). Banking apps applications. Crone an- Casadevall drew on that for breathing machines. were used most famously blood from COVID-19 sur- and bank websites al- ticipates that these kinds history in filing the FDA ap- One caution: While reg- during the 1918 flu pan- vivors is a decidedly more low customers to log in of banks will see a boom plication. The FDA is “work- ular plasma transfusions demic, and against nu- labor-intensive approach securely to view and in customers in the near ing expeditiously to facili- are a mainstay of medi- merous other infections, — but researchers could manage their account future as more people be- tate the development and cine, very rarely they such as measles and bac- start banking the plasma balances from anywhere gin to bank remotely and availability of convalescent can cause a lung-damag- terial pneumonia, before as soon as regulators give they have the internet. avoid branches. plasma” a spokesman said. ing side effect. vaccines and modern med- the OK. A6 THE DAILY ITEM WEDNESDAY, MARCH 25, 2020 COVID-19 Stocks surge more than 7 percent on hopes for U.S. aid

By Stan Choe and panies to park airplanes, waiting for Congress and Damian J. Troise shut hotels and close the White House to also do ASSOCIATED PRESS restaurants to dine-in what they can. They de- customers. Altogether, es- bated through the week- NEW YORK — Stocks timates suggest at least end and Monday on a plan are surging on Wall Street 10 percent of the U.S. to send cash to households Tuesday and joined a economy is shutting down, and help support the hard- worldwide rally as opti- according to Rob Sharpe, hit travel industry, among mism rose, for one day at head of investments and other things. After nego- least, that government of- group chief investment of- ficials and central banks tiations dragged through ficer at T. Rowe Price. are unleashing enough aid the night, a Senate vote to ease the economic pain The S&P 500 was up 7.1 could come later Tuesday caused by the coronavirus percent, shortly before 3 or on Wednesday. outbreak. p.m. Eastern time. Earli- That helped travel-re- The S&P 500 galloped er in the day, it was up as lated stocks surge to the more than 7 percent high- much as 8.9 percent. The market’s biggest gains. er, and the Dow jumped Dow Jones Industrial Av- Norwegian Cruise Lines, more than 1,500 points erage rose 1,589 points, MGM Resorts and Amer- or8.6 percent, to 20,181, ican Airlines Group were in afternoon trading as a PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS wave of buying interrupt- and the Nasdaq was up 6.2 all up at least 30 percent. ed what has been a brutal Chief Security Officer Kevin Fitzgibbons rings the opening bell of the percent. All are still down All, though, remain 60 per- month of nearly nonstop NYSE on Tuesday. between a quarter and a cent or more below where selling. Despite the gains, third since mid-February. they were last month. investors were far from ting down by the day. The treatment options.” more than 4 percent. After Economists are topping Other areas of the mar- saying markets have hit Federal Reserve is doing The buying circled the them, stocks fell an aver- each other’s dire forecasts ket that were hardest hit bottom. Rallies nearly as nearly all it can, and it world. South Korean age of 5 percent the next for how much the economy in recent weeks were also big as this have punctuat- launched its latest round stocks surged 8.6 percent, day. will shrink this spring due helping to lead the market ed the last few weeks, and of extraordinary aid Mon- Germany’s market jumped “One of the things to be to the closures of business- higher, including energy none lasted more than a day. 11 percent and Treasury careful about is thinking es, and a growing number companies and banks. day. “I don’t think there’s yields rose in a sign that this will be the panacea say a recession seems in- Governments and cen- Tuesday’s optimism was any more confidence in investors are feeling less or that this fiscal response evitable. tral banks in other coun- born in large part from the fundamental outlook, fearful. will be sufficient,” said Eric To support the econo- tries around the world are signs that Congress and but the fact that we’re The market has seen Freedman, chief invest- my while health experts unveiling unprecedented the White House are near- making progress is good rebounds like this before, ment officer at U.S. Bank work to corral the virus, levels of support for their ing an agreement on close news,” said Katie Nixon, only for them to wash Wealth Management. the Federal Reserve on economies in an attempt to $2 trillion in aid for the chief investment officer out immediately. Since Ultimately, investors Monday pledged to buy to limit the scale of the economy. Investors have at Northern Trust Wealth stocks began selling off say they need to see the as many Treasurys and upcoming virus-related been frustrated waiting Management. “It’s sort of on Feb. 20, the S&P 500 number of new infections mortgage-backed secu- slump. Germany, a bastion for the U.S. government to like, keep the patient alive has had six days where peak before markets can rities as it takes to keep of budgetary discipline, do what it can to help the in the emergency room it’s risen, and all but one find a floor. The increas- lending markets working also approved a big fiscal economy, which is shut- so you can provide some of them were big gains of ing spread is forcing com- smoothly investors are boost. Charities face growing need without enough volunteers By Martha Mendoza, “This is a time when we lems, it can cause more Juliet Linderman do need everybody pulling severe illness. and Maye-e Wong together to help us out,” One out of four Ameri- ASSOCIATED PRESS said Leslie Bacho, CEO of cans volunteers, perform- Second Harvest of Silicon ing an estimated 8 billion For more than a week, Valley, one of the nation’s hours a year of service. Elaine Peoples, who largest food banks. The most common work? cooked for a now-shut- Many Americans have Collecting, preparing, dis- tered day care center, now been ordered to stay tributing or serving food, has been out of work. At inside their homes, al- according to the Bureau of 68, she’s also at a higher though there are excep- Labor Statistics. risk for catching the new tions for people providing Kathryn Strickland, coronavirus. Nonetheless, essential services, and, in chief network officer at PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS she’s showing up four days orders reviewed by The Feeding America, the na- Surrounded by a few volunteers, a man carries food donations from St. a week for her volunteer Associated Press, that tion’s largest organiza- shift at an increasingly includes volunteering at tion of food banks, with Stephen Outreach in Brooklyn, N.Y. crowded Brooklyn soup food banks. some 200, said the group kitchen and food pantry. Nonetheless, Bacho said has seen a “sharp decline” the soup kitchen once a olence. roughly 18,000 volun- “Volunteering is vital,” half of the bank’s volun- in volunteers across the week. He lives in a home- “Further, many others, teers every year to collect said Peoples, who herself teers — the equivalent of country, and is asking less shelter and says he like intake and shelter and sort food donations, is experiencing financial 107 full-time staffers — for new volunteers and doesn’t get enough to eat workers and food delivery package boxes and deliver strain. “Everything I get aren’t showing up. This scrambling to hire addi- there. workers are some of our goods. The organization is “It keeps me healthy, it lowest paid residents and goes to bills. My budget means as more people tional staff for pay. now telling all but a small is stretched to the limit. keeps food in my stom- are now called to the front need food, there’s less abil- Sheila Williams usually core group of volunteers to There is no extra.” ity to get it to them. has 25 volunteers to feed ach,” he said of his trips to lines,” she said. “We must stay home. These days low-income “Volunteers are need- about 100 people a day at St. Stephen. Without it, he do everything we can to families still need food. ed the most in times of St. Stephen Outreach in said, “I’d go hungry.” protect these heroes from “We can’t take those Homeless people still need crisis,” said Dr. Grover Brooklyn. In Silicon Valley, some further economic and food donations because beds. And those puppies Gilmore, dean of Case Now she’s down to just 10,000 homeless people health peril.” we can’t sort and repack in the animal shelter still Western’s school of social 10, including Peoples, with are in a terribly vulnera- Food banks are also them,” Mark Coleman need walks. sciences. “This is simply lines out the door, more ble situation, said Jennifer largely canceling soup said. Instead, they’re buy- For decades, American another example, and an people than she’s ever seen. Loving, CEO of Destina- kitchens to avoid close ing prepackaged food that nonprofits have relied on extreme example, of ev- “Folks that don’t nor- tion:Home, a public-pri- contact that can spread doesn’t require sorting, at a cadre of volunteers who eryone needing to help as mally come are coming,” vate partnership that the virus. Instead, they’re roughly $30 per box. All of — quite suddenly — aren’t best they can.” she said, after dishing addresses homelessness. planning to drop boxes of this is happening as they able to show up. With mil- For most people, the out countless plates of Public health experts have food into people’s trunks lions staying home during new coronavirus causes franks, rice, beans and warned that people living at drive through stations. expect demand for their the pandemic, charities only mild or moderate fruit. “They’ve lost their in tents or under tarps In Seattle, the initial services to double, Cole- that help the country’s symptoms. But for some job, there’s nothing in the have less access to soap epicenter of the U.S. out- man said. Before the cri- neediest are finding them- older adults and people supermarket.” and water and are more break, Food Lifeline is sis, they packaged 72,000 selves in need. with existing health prob- Jose Rosa, 63, comes to exposed to disease and vi- struggling. It relies on boxes a month. Buddy, can you spare a dime? Echoes of ’30s in viral crisis

By Marcy Gordon heated economy or a burst array of programs to for- ASSOCIATED PRESS asset bubble. The twist this tify the banking system time is that the only sure and encourage borrowing WASHINGTON — The way to defeat the pandem- imagery floats in sepia-col- and spending. ic — with drastic contain- President Donald ored photographs, faintly ment measures like lock- recalled images of bedrag- Trump, after a hesitant downs, quarantines and gled people lined up for start, now backs a bold business closures — is to bread or soup. Shacks in deliberately cause a reces- and multi-pronged federal Appalachian hollows. Ru- sion by bringing business response to the crisis. It is ined investors taking their and social life to a halt. just the sort of sweeping lives in the face of stock James Bullard, presi- government involvement market crashes. Desper- ation etched on the faces dent of the Federal Re- in the economy that was of a generation that would serve Bank of St. Louis, pushed this year by Dem- soon face a world war. has gone so far as to warn ocratic presidential candi- By now, it’s hard to find that unemployment could dates, well before the viral someone whose grand- reach 30 percent within outbreak, but is almost FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS months and that econom- parents are old enough to always resisted by Trump ic output could shrink 50 recall the suffering of the On May 9, 1938, people stand in line for their portions of a federal sur- and other Republicans. Great Depression or the plus of potatoes and cabbages in Cleveland. percent. Other outlooks aren’t quite as grim. But After days of negotia- stream of rescue programs tions between congres- the government unleashed they’re all bleak. evitable. Deepening the at Harvard’s Kennedy No one knows how this Some economists take sional leaders and White in response to it. All but threat, a global oil price School of Government. recession may unfold or gone, too, are memories of heart from the fact that House officials, Congress war has erupted. Some “We will see higher de- how effectively the govern- President Franklin Roo- the government possesses edged toward an agree- economists foresee an fault rates and business ment’s rescue programs sevelt’s “fireside chats,” more potent tools to stabi- ment Tuesday on legisla- economic downturn to ri- failures. It could be like his attempts to console might help. Ignited by an lize the economy than it tion that would deliver, by val the Depression. the 1930s.” external event — a rag- an anxious populace and did in the 1930s, some of far, the largest economic “With the markets de- During the early De- ing global pandemic — it quell the “fake news” ru- them created in response rescue plan in U.S. history. stroying wealth so quickly, pression years, unem- is uniquely different from to the Depression. They mors of the day. At somewhere around $2 the two shocks we’re see- ployment peaked at 25 both the Depression and include a social safety net Nearly a century later, trillion, the wide-ranging the U.S. economy is all ing globally — the coro- percent. U.S. economic the financial meltdown of in unemployment insur- but shut down, and lay- navirus and the oil-price output plunged nearly 2008-09. And so its possi- ance, a guarantee of bank aid package is intended offs are soaring at small war — could morph into a 30 percent. Thousands of ble solutions are trickier. deposits and federally to sustain workers and businesses and major in- financial crisis,” said Car- banks failed. Millions of It isn’t a conventional backed mortgages. And companies for at least 10 dustries. A devastating men Reinhart, a professor homeowners faced fore- dislocation rooted in a fi- the 2008 financial crisis weeks. After that, further global recession looks in- of economics and finance closure. Businesses failed. nancial collapse or an over- led to the creation of an help might be needed. WEDNESDAY, MARCH 25, 2020 THE DAILY ITEM A7 POLICE/FIRE

All address information, particu- NAHANT School at 85 Perkins St. A call- larly arrests, reflect police records. In er reported one of his class- the event of a perceived inaccuracy, Animal Control mates borrowed his earpods it is the sole responsibility of the con- and would not return them. An Police received a call from officer left a voicemail for the cerned party to contact the relevant a party at 3:41 p.m. Sunday juvenile. police department and have the de- reporting there was an un- partment issue a notice of correction leashed Rottweiler at Dog- Vandalism to the Daily Item. Corrections or clar- gie Beach on Nahant Road A report of vandalism at ifications will not be made without “charging at people.” The caller stated the owner refused to 10:38 a.m. Tuesday at C&C express notice of change from the leash the dog. Officers deter- Lobster at 297 Lynn St. A call- arresting police department. mined the calling party felt the er reported his catalytic con- dog was aggressive when it verter was stolen. LYNN charged at him, and the party wanted no further action but SAUGUS Arrests was more advising the involved party about proper conduct. Accidents Craig Collins, of 34 Wil- The unidentified other party liams Ave., was arrested on a was upset and alleged his dog A caller at 3:07 p.m. Mon- warrant charge of parole/pro- was trying to play with the call- day reported a single motor ve- bation violation at 9:50 p.m. ing party’s dog. No injuries to hicle in need of assistance on Monday. either dog were reported and Broadway. A tow request was Isandro Lopes, 36, of 80 the Rottweiler was leashed at approved. Sagamore St., was arrested the time of the call. No further and charged with larceny from action was taken. Assault a building and trespassing at PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS 11:14 p.m. Monday. Fire (Unfounded) A man walked into the po- People, some wearing protective masks out of concern about the coro- Rodolfo Ramirez, 21, of lice department at 12:56 navirus, listen to instructions from a Massachusetts Registry of Motor 490 Lake Ave., Manchester, A caller at 9:13 p.m. Mon- p.m. Monday to report he was Vehicles employee, not shown, while waiting outside an RMV location was arrested and charged with day reported a light pole the victim of a past assault Tuesday in Boston. leaving the scene of property across from her apartment on and battery with a dangerous damage, OUI liquor, negligent Sea Breeze Lane was spark- weapon. Officers took down a operation of a motor vehicle, ing. Lynn Fire Department was report. Number of COVID-19 deaths alcohol from an open contain- notified. All units reported the er in a motor vehicle and un- light appeared to be function- Complaints ing normally. The calling par- licensed operation of a motor Police received a 911 trans- vehicle at 8:19 p.m. Monday. ty stated she would contact rises to 11 in Massachusetts maintenance. fer call at 8:51 p.m. Monday from a male reporting some Accidents BOSTON (AP) — The ed experiencing symptoms he was frustrated Tuesday PEABODY type of disturbance. Officers number of people in Mas- including a cough, fever by the failure of the U.S. A report of a motor vehicle were dispatched to Avalon Bay sachusetts who have died and chills on Sunday. They Senate to approve corona- crash at 9:35 a.m. Monday at Accidents Communities on Broadway from COVID-19, the dis- were tested Monday and virus aid legislation. 50 Hamilton Ave.; at 11:39 where they reported speaking ease caused by the corona- received the positive re- “The debate around the a.m. Monday at South Street A report of a motor vehicle with the involved parties and virus, increased to 11 on sults on Tuesday. economic aid package in and Western Avenue; at 6 p.m. crash at 6:04 p.m. Monday at determined the male caller Tuesday. Bacow and his wife had the Senate — well, frank- Monday at Chestnut Street 1 Andover St. and 2 Pulaski had too much to drink. Peace Public health officials been working from home ly, it’s been appalling. But and Western Avenue; at 7:16 St.; at 8:34 a.m. Tuesday at 17 was restored. said the number of resi- and limiting their contact I can’t say I’m surprised,” p.m. Monday at Federal Street Centennial Drive. dents who have so far test- with others since March Baker said during a press and Western Avenue; at 7:47 A rollover motor vehicle Hazards ed positive for the disease 14 as a precaution. The conference. crash was reported at 1:20 jumped to 1,159 as the state’s Department of Baker said Congress p.m. Monday at Boston and A caller at 4:16 a.m. Tuesday Washington streets; at 7:49 p.m. Tuesday at 622 Lowell St. state ramped up its test- Public Health will contact should follow the lead of and 2 Taylor St. The driver was reported large boulders in the ing capacity. More than anyone who had recently governors, mayors and lo- p.m. Monday at 56 Baltimore road on Central Street. The De- St.; at 8:14 a.m. Tuesday at 17 taken to Salem Hospital. 13,700 have been tested. been in contact with the cal officials who have put partment of Public Works was It’s a dramatic increase couple, Bacow said. aside partisan differences. Barrett St. notified and moved the debris. A report of a motor vehicle Complaints from the total of 777 re- “We will be taking the “Make a deal,” the Re- time we need to rest and hit and run crash at 5:06 p.m. ported on Monday. At least publican said. “I think it’s A report of a disturbance Well-being Check 94 people have been hospi- recuperate during a two- critical that these folks Monday at 55 Cottage St.; at at 7 p.m. Monday at Bida talized. week isolation at home,” find a way to yes.” 5:07 p.m. Monday at 72 Hood Police received a call from Company at 6 Highland Park. HARVARD Bacow said in the letter. Baker defended the deci- St. A caller reported her brother a woman who wished to re- main anonymous reporting PRESIDENT Harvard said 18 of its sion to allow construction was breaking everything in community members she could hear a child yelling The president of Har- to continue in Massachu- Vandalism the house. Police reported the vard University and his have tested positive for “stop” and was concerned for setts saying he plans to man was upset about mon- wife have tested positive COVID-19 or are presumed issues guidelines soon. He A report of vandalism at the child’s well-being. An offi- ey for a taxi and was brought for COVID-19, the school to have the illness. The also said that his office is 4:35 p.m. Monday at 334A cer was dispatched to Found- back to his home. announced Tuesday. school shut down much of working with Attorney Western Ave. ers Way where they reported no A report of a suspicious In a letter to students its campus March 17. 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ITEM PHOTO | OLIVIA FALCIGNO coronavirus anxiety Hundreds of residents are seen walking on Lynn Shore Drive in Lynn Tuesday afternoon after a stay-at-home advisory was issued for the entire state of Massachusetts amidst the By Christi Carras “Whatever you’re going LOS ANGELES TIMES through right now, I want COVID-19 outbreak. you to know you aren’t Exhale: Michelle alone. Even as we prac- Obama is lending her tice social distancing, this voice of reason to the ongo- new normal is some- ing conversation surround- thing we are figuring out With seasons on hold, ing the coronavirus crisis. together,” she continued. On Sunday, the for- “I know when I’m feeling mer first lady joined the overwhelmed that picking growing chorus of public up the phone and calling music groups turn to future figures weighing in on one of my girlfriends the pandemic via social can work wonders. I also media by sharing some know staying close to my WORCESTER (AP) — pianist Jeremy Denk. would not be taking place the coronavirus when the healthy tips as to how to community helps me to On Feb. 28, the acclaimed The next day came the as originally scheduled Siberian Symphony Or- navigate this unsettling feel connected and strong. a cappella vocal group announcement that the through April 17, includ- chestra canceled its North “new normal.” If you’re not sure what Chanticleer performed season’s two remaining ing the Beach Boys, American tour because of “These past few weeks that looks like these days, in a concert at Mechanics events were also canceled: Jerry Seinfeld and Rob a visa issue. have been scary and dif- I’ve offered a few sugges- Hall titled “Trade Winds” Chineke! Orchestra based Reiner. “We’re pretty much ficult for many of us. We tions to get you started.” that “just amazed us,” in England, scheduled for As in many avenues tearing up the operating just don’t have a roadmap Productive coping said Adrien C. Finlay, April 25; and “Worcester of life right now, non- budget we had estab- for what we’re currently mechanisms featured executive director of Mu- Chorus on Broadway,” profit organizations that lished,” Finlay said on experiencing — that in in Obama’s Instagram sic Worcester, which pre- which was also part of a present live performances Monday. “We have no idea and of itself can bring slideshow include volun- sented the performance. fundraising event May 8. such as Music Worcester, what our situation will up feelings of anxiety, teering with your local To put it mildly, howev- The situation at The The Hanover Theatre be fiscally.” The Music loneliness, and fear,” the school’s food distribution er, ill winds were blowing Hanover Theatre and and Mechanics Hall are Worcester board was “Becoming” author wrote program; reaching out worldwide as the coro- Conservatory for the Per- all just trying to navigate planning an emergency on Instagram. “Not to and offering support to navirus pandemic was forming Arts was unfortu- and stay afloat in circum- meeting that evening (via mention the worry we teachers; calling parents taking hold. nately similar. stances that have never conference, not in per- feel about the health and and offering to “give their “The headlines are “It changes so quick- been seen before. son). Meanwhile, Music safety of our parents, kids a lesson or read a changing so quickly,” ly,” said Troy Siebels, “It’s just unprecedented Worcester has closed its children, and loved ones story”; picking up grocer- Finlay said during an president and CEO of is the only word,” said downtown office, although and the financial security ies “for your most at-risk interview Monday. At that The Hanover Theatre on Finlay. “Our decisions are staff was working online. of so many families.” and older neighbors”; pro- point Music Worcester March 13 about devel- somewhat being made for “It just seems best for Last week, Obama viding meals for health- had canceled/postponed opments that had led to us.” For example, Massa- us to put a pause on all alluded to the pandemic care workers by ordering through April 5 four of the the cancellation/post- chusetts has temporarily our commerce and figure while promoting the Girls takeout from or donating six remaining concerts of ponement of the touring limited the number of things out in the weeks Opportunity Alliance in to restaurants; buying its 2019-20 season: the musical “Bandstand”; people that can gather ahead,” Finlay said. support of young women gift certificates from local Russian National Ballet Ricky Duran; “Menopause in one place to 25 people, Earned revenue (a pursuing an education businesses to give out or performance of “Giselle; The Musical”; and Celtic with no end date set yet good portion of which is around the world. Now save for later; donating to pianist Ilya Yakushev; Woman through March for the restriction. ticket sales) accounts for the activist and motiva- food banks; and continu- the Worcester Chorus 26. On March 16, The Ha- Music Worcester had al- about 50 percent of Music tional speaker is address- ing to pay workers for performance of Brahms’ nover Theatre announced ready lost a performance Worcester’s annual oper- ing the public health regular services despite German Requiem; and eight further events in its season unrelated to ating budget, Finlay said. threat head-on. cancellations. Why Oprah Winfrey and partner Stedman Graham are not quarantining together

By Christi Carras “He’s at the guest house, after a completing a speaking the guest house, where “the LOS ANGELES TIMES because you all know I had engagement in St. Louis. meals are dropped off at the pneumonia late last year. … I “Stedman did not arrive door” and “it’s not bad” — Oprah Winfrey is not had just gotten off of antibiot- from Chicago until Thursday Graham shouted through the messing around when it ics last week, because I had a … he’d been on planes, so window. comes to the coronavirus bronchial infection,” she said, Stedman is like, ‘What’s the Though the couple said outbreak. adding that her partner didn’t procedure for coming home?’ they miss each other, Winfrey During an Instagram live take the public health threat The procedure is … you ain’t session on Monday, the TV contended on Instagram live too seriously initially. “‘I don’t coming and sleeping in my that he isn’t “upset” about the mogul revealed that she and see what everybody’s getting bed!” she said. “He goes, ‘I’m arrangement. her longtime partner, Sted- so upset about!’ That’s what not?’ And I go, ‘Have you not “He’s happy to keep me man Graham, are self-iso- Stedman was saying … and been paying attention to the lating separately during the that’s why Stedman’s at the news? Social distancing does safe.” pandemic. guest house!” not mean you go and sleep in Winfrey’s conversation with While chatting with the The OWN mastermind the same bed with the person! Davis came on the heels of digital director of Oprah took full responsibility for When you just got off Ameri- her brand-new Apple TV+ se- Magazine, Arianna Davis, the decision, which she made can Airlines!’” ries, “Oprah Talks COVID-19,” Winfrey explained why she in part because of Graham’s In a second video posted which last week welcomed FILE PHOTO | TNS asked Graham to keep his recent travel history. Ac- Monday on Oprah Maga- Idris Elba and his wife, mod- Oprah Winfrey and Stedman Gra- social distance from her at the cording to Winfrey, Graham zine’s Instagram, Winfrey el Sabrina Dhowre, as its ham start of their quarantine. returned home late last week went to check on Graham at inaugural guests. WEATHER LOTTERY National weather SUN, MOON, TIDES Forecast for Wednesday, March 25, 2020 TODAY’S FORECAST MARINE FORECAST Bands separate high temperature zones for the day. MASS. EVENING: MASS. MID-DAY: H Tuesday...... 3997 Tuesday...... 3424 Sunrise today 6:35 a.m. Cloudy. High around 45F. E winds 10 to 15 kt. Gusts Winds E at 10 to 20 mph. up to 20 kt in the afternoon. Monday...... 2025 Monday...... 5808 Sunset today 7:03 p.m. Tonight: Mostly cloudy. Low Waves 2 to 3 ft. A chance of Sunday...... 7945 Sunday...... 6836 rain. Sunrise tomorrow 6:33 a.m. 37F. Winds NE at 10 to 15 Yesterday’s payoff: Yesterday’s payoff: L mph. Tonight: NE winds 10 to 15 kt High tide today 1:03 p.m. EXACT ORDER EXACT ORDER L L with gusts up to 20 kt. Waves Low tide today 7:08 p.m. 2 to 3 ft. All 4...... $5,112 All 4...... $4,171 First or last 3...... $716 First or last 3...... $584 High tide tomorrow 1:18 a.m. H Any 2...... $61 Any 2...... $50 Any 1...... $6 Any 1...... $5 ANY ORDER ANY ORDER Fronts All 4...... $426 All 4...... $348 Cold Warm Stationary First 3...... $239 First 3...... $97 Pressure H L Last 3...... $239 Last 3...... $195 High Low Showers Rain T-storms Flurries Snow Ice APRIL 1 APRIL 8 TODAY THURSDAY FRIDAY <-10 -0s0s 10s 20s 30s 40s 50s 60s 70s 80s 90s 100s 110+ Cloudy | High 45, Low 37 P’ cloudy | High 46, Low 37 P’ sunny | High 57, Low 36 NATIONAL SUMMARY: A storm will spread rain through the mid-Atlantic and into part of the Carolinas and southeastern New England tomorrow. Most of the South will be dry with near-record heat forecast in Texas. Rain and snow will spread through the northern Plains and Midwest, as unsettled, chilly weather persists for a majority of the Western states.

©2020 AccuWeather, Inc. SPORTS B WEDNESDAY, MARCH 25, 2020 English’s Guzman commits to Franklin Pierce

By Mike Alongi English Athletic Direc- ITEM SPORTS EDITOR tor Dick Newton had sim- ilar sentiments. LYNN — In what’s sure “We’re all going to miss to be a spring full of com- Jarnel, he’s a wonderful mitments from the En- kid and a wonderful role glish boys basketball model for our younger team, Jarnel Guzman be- students,” Newton said. came the rst of the se- “Franklin Pierce is de - niors to announce where nitely getting a good one.” he will play college bas- Guzman had offers from ketball next season. After a mix of Division I and elding offers from a Division II schools, and number of schools, Guz- he was considering play- man announced on Tues- ing at places like the Uni- day that he has commit- versity of Rhode Island, ted to play at Division II Weber State (Texas), Franklin Pierce Universi- Southern Utah, Universi- ty. ty of Texas Rio Grande “I had a chance to look Valley and Southern New at a lot of different Hampshire University. schools, but at the end of Eventually though, Guz- the day Franklin Pierce man said he found exact- is where I really felt like ly what he was looking I’d t in and get a great for at Franklin Pierce. opportunity to play,” said Guzman rst met Chad- Guzman. “Coach (David) bourne early in his senior Chadbourne was real season during an open with me and didn’t make gym session at English. all sorts of big promises. Although Guzman was He just told me that if I dealing with an ankle in- worked hard then I’d get jury at the time and an opportunity, and I re- couldn’t play, the two hit ally liked that. I also en- it off and kept in contact joyed the campus and the from there. classes, it’s not too big of “We got to know each a school and it feels really other, but he couldn’t see comfortable.” me play until I healed up English coach Antonio and could actually get Anderson was proud of back on the court,” Guz- Guzman for making the man said. “But it was ac- decision and praised his tually good to just talk to contributions to the Bull- him at rst and get to dogs program. know him and the pro- “Jarnel is one of the gram.” hardest working guys It was quite a year for we’ve ever had here,” An- Guzman and the Bull- derson said. “He’s got the dogs. Coming off of En- talent to be able to play glish’s Division 1 state at the next level and he’s title to nish out his ju- got the work ethic too. nior year, Guzman was He’s just got to keep hungry for more in 2019- ITEM FILE PHOTO working hard. I think 2020. he’ll be a good t up English senior Jarnel Guzman, who was named Northeastern Conference MVP this past season, there.” GUZMAN, B2 has committed to play college basketball at Franklin Pierce University next year. Saugus’ World Series Park welcomes in another local sponsor World Series Park in Saugus depends on the support of Saugus busi- nesses. Many Saugus businesses purchase ad- PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS vertising signs that are Japan’s Prime Minister Shinzo Abe talks to displayed on the out eld journalists in front of the prime minister’s fence each season. People residence in Tokyo Tuesday. who come to the park are encouraged to support these businesses, since Tokyo Olympics without the support of these businesses the park wouldn’t be possible. World Series Park hosts postponed to 2021 over 250 games each sea- TOKYO (AP) — The IOC nervous athletes, sports son. announced a rst-of-its- organizations and nation- Do-Awl Construction is kind postponement of the al Olympic committees — a long-time, family-owned Summer Olympics on all forced to deal with Saugus business. They do Tuesday, bowing to the re- training and qualifying both residential and busi- alities of a coronavirus schedules, to say nothing ness construction. Start- pandemic that is shutting of international anti-dop- ing this season, the Giar- down daily life around the ing protocols, that have dullo family — owners of globe and making plan- been ruptured beyond re- Do-Awl Construction — ning for a massive world- pair. has willingly offered to be wide gathering in July a Four-time Olympic hock- a World Series Park spon- COURTESY PHOTO virtual impossibility. ey champion Hayley Wick- sor. The International Olym- Do-Awl Construction World Series Park superintendent Bob Davis (left) and Do-Awl enheiser, the rst IOC Construction co-owner Brian Giardullo (right) pose with the Do-Awl pic Committee said the member to criticize the believes in serving the Tokyo Games “must be re- community by not only Construction sign that will be displayed at World Series Park in Saugus body’s reluctance to post- this season. scheduled to a date be- pone, called it the “mes- providing construction yond 2020, but not later needs such as remodeling sage athletes deserved to ate Do-Awl Construction’s other new and already es- “The Saugus businesses than summer 2021, to hear.” and new construction but safeguard the health of also supporting causes support and encourage tablished Saugus busi- that have helped us de- “To all the athletes: take people to contact them for nesses will help us by pur- serve a lot of credit for the athletes, everybody in- a breath, regroup, take that make Saugus a bet- volved in the Olympic ter place to live, like any remodeling or renova- chasing advertising signs making the park what it care of yourself and your tion needs at reasonable and making donations. is today,” Davis added. Games and the interna- families. Your time will World Series Park that provides a great facility prices and excellent work- This kind of support is “We also appreciate Sa- tional community.” come,” she wrote on for the youth of Saugus to manship,” said World Se- what got us started and chem Signworks that It was an announcement Twitter. seen as all but a certainty play baseball. ries Park superintendent has kept us going over the makes the signs for World as pressure mounted from OLYMPICS, B2 “We very much appreci- Bob Davis. “We hope that last fteen years. Series Park.”

Colonial Country Club planning for a tournament that still might not happen

(AP) — Michael Tothe as though it will happen. fend his title at The Play- feel for the Valspar Cham- was supposed to be at the Even though it might ers Championship. Since pionship, the rst tourna- World Golf Champion- not. then, the Masters and ment fully erased from the ships event this week in “We’re a memo, a phone PGA Championship were schedule. It was canceled Austin, Texas, to resume call, a declaration away,” postponed. Monahan can- with three days’ notice af- recruiting players for the Tothe said Tuesday. “What celed the next four events ter paying to have the Charles Schwab Chal- we talk about today could on the schedule, and then sprawling infrastructure lenge at Colonial. change tomorrow.” the next four after that. erected — grandstands, Even though the tourna- Consider how much has Next up is Colonial, hospitality tents, signage, ment is still two months changed in so little time scheduled for May 21-24. everything. away, this is the time to because of the new corona- Behind it are the Rocket Colonial is in a holding beef up advertising and virus. Mortgage Classic and the pattern. ll out the roster of its Two weeks ago, PGA Memorial, each proceed- “It’s business as usual, 1,500 volunteers. Colonial Tour Commissioner Jay ing on parallel paths — but it’s really not,” Tothe FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS is the next event on the Monahan was discussing one in which the tourna- said. “At this moment, Kevin Na (left) is congratulated after winning PGA Tour schedule. Tothe, the tour’s new media ment will be played, we’ve stopped spending the Charles Schwab Challenge at Colonial Coun- the tournament director, rights deal as Rory McIl- another that it won’t. anything on advertising.” try Club last year. has no choice but to plan roy was preparing to de- Tournament directors GOLF, B2 B2 SPORTS THE DAILY ITEM WEDNESDAY, MARCH 25, 2020

TODAY IN SPORTS March 25 career earnings of $3,059,768, Guzman commits to Franklin Pierce 1934 — Horton Smith wins the makes a 2-foot par putt on the first Masters, beating Craig Wood final hole to beat Ayako Okamoto. GUZMAN by one stroke. 1995 — Mike Tyson is released From B1 1947 — Holy Cross, led by George from a Plainfield, Ind., prison after Kaftan, defeats Oklahoma 58-47 serving three years for rape. He satisfied that hunger in the NCAA basketball champi- 2006 — Sixteen-year-old American by helping lead the Bull- onship. Kimmie Meissner scores a big up- dogs to a second straight 1958 — Sugar Ray Robinson re- set to capture figure skating’s world title, albeit a shared title gains the middleweight title for a championships. U.S. champion Sa- due to the championship record fifth time with a 15-round sha Cohen falls apart again in the game getting canceled be- free skate, winding up third overall decision over Carmen Basilio. cause of the COVID-19 1961 — Cincinnati ends Ohio behind Japan’s Fumie Suguri. State’s 32-game winning streak 2007 — Cullen Jones becomes shutdowns. He also net- with a 70-65 win in the NCAA the rare black swimmer to claim ted his 1,000th career basketball championship. In the a world championship, teaming point during the season. third-place game, St. Joseph’s with Michael Phelps, Neil Walker “It was a great year and beats Utah 127-120 in quadruple and Jason Lezak on a U.S. squad it was very memorable,” -overtime. that wins the 400-meter freestyle Guzman said. “I wish we 1967 — UCLA, led by sophomore relay at the world championships could’ve gotten to play in Lew Alcindor’s 20 points, tops Day- in Melbourne, Australia. that last game to show ton 79-64 for the NCAA champi- 2008 — Tennessee gives coach that we really were the onship. Pat Summitt her 100th NCAA No. 1 team, but at the end Tournament win, a 78-52 rout of 1972 — Bill Walton scores 24 of the day we still won points to carry UCLA to an 81-76 host Purdue. The win sends the victory over Florida State and the Lady Vols to the NCAA regional two rings for English. And NCAA title. The Bruins finish with semifinals. the best part is that I got a 30-0 record and increase their 2011 — The Southwest Region- to do it with all my broth- winning streak to 45 straight. al is the first regional n NCAA ers.” 1972 — Maryland downs Niagara men’s basketball history with Guzman is especially 100-69 in the NIT championship, three double-digit seeded teams proud of the legacy he and becoming the first team to score in the semifinals. Virginia Com- his teammates are leav- 100 points in the tournament final. monwealth, an 11th seed, beats ing behind at English, 1990 — Pat Bradley becomes the 10th seed Florida State 72-71 and it’s something he says first LPGA player to reach $3 mil- in overtime, and the top-seeded he will always look back lion in career earnings with a one- Kansas defeats No. 12 seed Rich- on. stroke victory in the $500,000 mond 77-57 in the region’s other Turquoise Classic. Bradley, with semifinal. “It’s an amazing feeling, knowing that we made history at English,” Guz- PGA Tour venues sit in man said. “No matter how much time goes by now, we can always go back limbo while trying to into the gym and see the banners and show them to our families. We made prepare for tournaments English a winner again. ITEM FILE PHOTO We added to Lynn’s win- GOLF He said postponement English senior guard Jarnel Guzman has committed to play college bas- ning history. It’s an in- From B1 was a possibility, but that ketball at Franklin Pierce University next year. credible feeling.” decision was still a month “We’ve delayed our away. build,” Tothe added. “We’re Tothe often refers to the reaching out to all our cor- Colonial situation as be- porate partners and char- ing on the razor’s edge. ities, updating them. “You get excited about We’re still recruiting vol- being the first tournament unteers. We’re being fis- back, and what it means cally responsible, erring to charities, the communi- on the side of communica- ty, Colonial, Schwab, the tion.” players,” he said. “And Communication is about then you pull yourself the only game in town, back. People are hurting. even if there’s nothing to They’re losing jobs. Just say. give us the opportunity to “There’s just tons of allow people for four or questions,” said Tyler five days to be outside and Dennis, the tour’s chief of experience golf. But the operations. He said the worst nightmare if some- Tournament Business Af- one close to you gets in- fairs division is in daily fected. We’re not going to contact with tournaments, endanger anybody.” from those that have been If Colonial gets canceled, canceled to those still Tothe and his team go months away and wonder- from there. ing what contingency Or if it stays on sched- plans should be devel- ule, he can envision at oped. least having enough time The U.S. Open is going to put up ropes and a few through a similar drill, concession stands. uncertain if can proceed “Colonial will look dif- June 18-21 at Winged ferent than a normal Foot in New Rochelle, New York. year,” he said. USGA spokesman Craig Tothe thought back to Annis said workers nearly three years ago stopped building struc- when the tournament lost tures more than a week its title sponsor. There ago based on guidance were questions whether from the Centers for Dis- Colonial — which dates to ease Control and Preven- 1946 when Ben Hogan won the first of five titles tion, and New York Gov. PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS Andrew Cuomo signed an on a course that became order that took effect Sun- known as “Hogan’s Alley” Tokyo 2020 Organizing Committee president Yoshiro Mori (left) and CEO Toshiro Muto attend day night directing all — would even be on the a news conference in Tokyo Tuesday. International Olympic Committee President Thomas Bach nonessential businesses PGA Tour schedule. has agreed “100 percent” to a proposal of postponing the Tokyo Olympics for about one year in the state to close in-of- Ultimately, the tourna- until 2021 because of the coronavirus outbreak. fice personnel functions. ment was self-funded and “Based on where things branded as the “Fort stand now and the latest Worth Invitational,” and Tokyo Olympics officially postponed until 2021 restrictions put on the then Schwab stepped in area and throughout the as the title sponsor. OLYMPICS no longer have to press sports on the Olympic pro- the three biggest sports in “Those were some sleep- state of New York, we do From B1 forward with training un- gram have key events, in- the United States — not know when the build- ness nights, but it’s all rel- der near-impossible condi- cluding world champion- swimming, track and gym- out can proceed,” Annis evant,” Tothe said. “That IOC President Thomas tions, unsure of when, ex- ships, on the docket for nastics — were calling for said in an email. “At this was scary. This is a differ- Bach and Japanese Prime actly, they need to be ready 2021. Perhaps the best a postponement. time, one of the known ent kind of scary. This is Minister Shinzo Abe spoke — and for what. example of what a disrup- As recently as Sunday, impacts is the champion- life and death. Back in ‘17 via phone Tuesday morn- “Thankful to finally have tion this can cause would the IOC was saying it ship corporate hospitality it was just livelihood. ing, and they, along with a some clarity regarding come from track. Famous would take up to four program. Maybe that prepared us to handful of executives from The Olympic Games. A Hayward Field at Univer- weeks to reach a decision. “This does not mean we manage this better than the IOC and Japan’s orga- huge decision but I think sity of Oregon was rebuild Four weeks ended up be- will not be able to host others would. So we focus nizing committee, agreed the right one for sure,” and expanded at the cost ing two days. fans at the 2020 U.S. on what’s important, and to make the call to delay British sprinter Adam of $200 million to hold The decision came only a Open, only that we can no make sure everyone is games that have been re- Gemili said on Twitter. next year’s world champi- few hours after local orga- longer fulfill the needs of safe. ported to cost upward of “Time to regain, look after onships. Now that event nizers said the torch relay all of our corporate hospi- “We’re at peace with $28 billion to stage. each other during this dif- will likely be postponed. would start as planned on tality clients.” whatever happens.” Other Olympics — 1916, ficult period and go again “There are a lot of pieces Thursday. It was expected 1940 and 1944 — have when the time is right!” of a huge and very difficult to start in northeastern been canceled because of One reason the IOC took jigsaw puzzle,” Bach said. Fukushima prefecture, Devils, Sixers nix decision to war, but none have ever longer to make the deci- But for weeks, it was be- but with no torch, no been postponed for any sion was because it want- coming increasingly clear torchbearers and no pub- reason, let alone a rene- cut salaries amid pandemic ed to figure out logistics. It that pressing on with a lic. gade virus that has ac- will be a daunting chal- July 24 starting date was Those plans also (AP) — The New Jersey “This is an extraordi- counted for more than Devils and Philadelphia nary time in our world 375,000 cases worldwide, lenge. Many of the arenas, no longer a choice. changed. 76ers have done an about — unlike any most of us with numbers growing ex- stadiums and hotels are Just about every sport The flame will be stored face on cutting salaries for have ever lived through ponentially. The Tokyo under contract for a games across the globe has sus- and displayed in Fukushi- employees making more before — and ordinary Games would still be held from July 24 to Au- pended play in the wake of ma. Like everything else than $100,000. business decisions are called the 2020 Olympics, gust 9. Remaking those the pandemic. The world- in the Olympic world, its A day after posting the not enough to meet the even though they will be arrangements is doable, wide economy is faltering next move will be deter- temporary 20% pay cuts moment,” Harris said in held in 2021 — the first but will come at a cost. and people are increasing- mined at a later date. because of the economics a statement. “To our staff time the games will be There are also consider- ly being told it’s not safe to “I’m thrilled for the ath- effects of the coronavirus and fans, I apologize for held in an odd-numbered ations beyond the price congregate in large groups letes,’ Bob Bowman, who pandemic, the co-owners getting this wrong.” year since the modern era tag. Among them: The $1 or, in some cases, even to used to coach Michael of the teams announced The teams did not say began in 1896. billion-plus the IOC was leave their homes. Gyms Phelps and now works Tuesday they were re- whether they plan to “The leaders agreed that to receive from NBC, the are closed across America. with other Olympic hope- scinding them, saying it maintain a four-day work the Olympic Games in To- millions in smaller athlete Holding Olympic trials in fuls, told The Associated was a mistake. week, which was part kyo could stand as a bea- endorsement contracts a matter of months was Press. “That’s what this is Co-owner Josh Harris of the cuts. The employ- con of hope,” the IOC said that are now in limbo, the becoming untenable. all about at the end of the said after listening to his ees’ benefits were never in a statement. budgets of the individual Olympic committees in day, and really the world staff and players, it’ was changed and the teams The decision offers a national Olympic commit- Canada and Australia that gets to share in their clear that the original de- plan on keeping their sense of relief for the tees, to name a few. were saying they either journey and be a part of it. cision was the wrong deci- 1,500 hourly workers paid 11,000 or so potential There’s also the matter would not, or could not, Now we can have a real sion and employees will be throughout the regular Olympians from more of the international sports send a team to Tokyo in Olympics that is healthy paid their full salaries. season. than 200 countries, who schedule. Nearly all 33 July. World Athletics and and fair.” WEDNESDAY, MARCH 25, 2020 THE DAILY ITEM B3 FOOD Jalapeño spices up healthful meatloaf

By Chris Ross grees and grease a 9-by-5-inch THE SAN DIEGO loaf pan with avocado oil. UNION-TRIBUNE Add the avocado oil to a small skillet set over medium heat. Add New Jersey blogger Ra- the onion and garlic and sauté chel Mansfield says she struggled with yo-yo di- until softened, 5 to 7 minutes. eting for years until she Remove the skillet from the heat. gave up counting calories Transfer the garlic and onion to and eating fat-free foods, a large bowl and add the ground instead choosing to focus beef, eggs, almond flour and 3 on eating “real” foods that tablespoons of ketchup. Sprin- were both nourishing and kle with the Italian seasoning, delicious. Since she loved pepper and salt. Mix with your to cook, she began to cre- hands or with a fork until well ate her own healthier combined. versions of comfort foods, Gently fold in the chopped ja- sharing the recipes on her lapeños. blog, rachLmansfield. Transfer the meat mixture to Now you can find many the prepared loaf pan and bake of her healthy recipes in for 25 minutes. Remove the pan her first cookbook, “Just from the oven, spread the re- the Good Stuff,” including maining 1/3 cup ketchup over a Paleo Everything Bagel the top, and bake until the meat- PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS Bread and Cracker-Crust- loaf is cooked through, 30 to 40 A bowl of candied nuts can be a delicious and ed Oven-Baked “Fried” minutes more. welcome nibble. Chicken. Let the meatloaf cool in the She says this simple rec- pan for a few minutes. Slice and ipe spices up traditional serve. Leftovers will keep in an What’s for dinner? meatloaf and will provide airtight container in the fridge for leftovers for other meals. • 1 small onion, chopped jalapeño ketchup or regular up to 5 days, or in the freezer for up to 2 months Depends what’s in the ZESTY JALAPEÑO • 2 garlic cloves, minced ketchup (paleo, if preferred) MEATLOAF • 2 pounds ground grass-fed • 1 teaspoon Italian seasoning Reprinted from “Just beef • ½ teaspoon freshly ground the Good Stuff” by Rachel fridge and pantry Serves 6 • 2 large pasture-raised eggs black pepper Mansfield. Published by • 2 tablespoons avocado oil, • 1/3 cup blanched almond • ½ teaspoon sea salt Clarkson Potter, an im- By Elizabeth Karmel drizzle of balsamic vine- plus more for greasing the loaf flour • ¼ cup chopped jalapeños print of Penguin Random ASSOCIATED PRESS gar and good olive oil. pan • 1/3 cup plus 3 tablespoons Preheat the oven to 375 de- House LLC. If you have a pork tender- Just about now, you loin and a package of bacon might be tired of cook- in your fridge or freezer, ing and eating what’s in you can make a simple your refrigerator. We are two-ingredient main dish. all used to asking what’s A bacon-wrapped pork for dinner? What are we in the mood for — pizza, tenderloin dresses up your sushi, Mexican? And then pork preparation with few going to a restaurant to ingredients and only a lit- get it. tle more effort. If the ba- Now, with the coronavi- con is room temperature, rus forcing many of us to it will stick to itself as you stay home more, it’s time overlap each piece and to look at mealtime and wrap the tenderloin. I do cooking at home a lit- this with beef tenderloin as tle differently. Instead of well. The smoky flavor and asking, `What I am in the fat of the center-cut bacon mood for?’ I am looking both protects and bastes more closely in my pantry the lean meat as it roasts. and my refrigerator and I grill mine indirectly, but letting my ingredients dic- you can roast it in an 350 tate what I make. degree Fahrenheit oven set For example, a few on a rack in a sheet pan. months ago, I was lured When the bacon-wrapped to purchase a big bag of tenderloin is done, sprinkle mixed unsalted nuts be- it with your finishing salt cause they were labeled and carve into thick slices “Omega-3 Nut Mix.” I to enjoy the benefit of the PHOTO | TNS thought I would eat a bacon crust. handful of “anti-oxidants” Finally, while you are Red beans and rice featuring plump red beans with chunks of ham in a rich and spicy gravy a day for my health, but served over white rice. cooking dinner at home, they have gone largely think about each meal uneaten. So, this week, in simple terms: a main Daniel Neman: Food in a time of coronavirus I mixed up my favorite (usually an animal pro- sweet and savory spic- tein, or a bean or hearty By Daniel Neman shoppers. They’ll have to stores have them), cel- with those ingredients. es with both brown and vegetable dish), a green ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH eat, too. ery and either carrots or Baking bread is fun and white sugar and made my or other non-starchy veg- baked Sugar and Spice Perhaps the most im- green pepper — or go cra- relaxing, and your house etable, and a starch. That Candied Nuts. Sure, the I went to the grocery store portant consideration for zy and use both. Tomatoes, will smell great. menu combination is last Sunday for the first sugar adds a few more a time of shortages, and even from a can, will add And don’t worry. We’ll easy enough to prepare time since the panic hit. calories, but now they are also for a time of plenty, a lot. Garlic helps, too, get through this. and still very satisfying. I only needed four items, a delicious and welcome is protein. If you don’t eat and cumin. I don’t usually During this time of uncer- but one of them was on- nibble instead of sitting enough of it, your health advocate the use of curry ONE-HOUR BREAD tainty, ease and comfort ions. The store was com- unused in the pantry. will severely suffer. powder, but a little won’t are equally important. If pletely out of onions. It depends on your size, hurt here. Add a handful Likewise, I had a head of Also, pre-packaged salad, Yield: 12 servings broccoli in the refrigera- you are making a stew or age, weight and a host of of frozen peas, if you have • 1 ½ cups warm water (105 to a pot of gumbo that has bleach and toilet paper. other factors, but the av- them. If sausage or chick- tor that needed cooking. 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CROSSWORD DEAR ABBY Husband carried on an affair as wife cared for his mother DEAR ABBY: My hus- is healthier for you than band of 30-plus years Dear Abby is written by Abigail her drama. cheated on me several Van Buren, also known as Jeanne As to your pastor’s ser- years ago with one of his mon, I believe that while young private students. Phillips, and was founded by her people should forgive, In our state, she would mother, Pauline Phillips. Contact they should never forget. have been underage, but Dear Abby at DearAbby.com or P.O. she was living in an adja- Box 69440, Los Angeles, CA 90069. DEAR ABBY: We’re a cent state with different senior couple who have laws. I had just finished been together 20 years. six months of nursing his My wife and I have a date mom to heaven. She had it. However, if you are one THE BACK OF MY night twice a week. I feel Alzheimer’s, and he did of those caring individu- HEAD?” I haven’t con- our physical intimacy very little to help. als who expends so much tacted her yet and am not melds our spirits and We had one of the few time and energy that do- sure I want to. She hurt souls together. But lately fights in our marriage ing it could hurt your me badly. I cried for so my wife’s new rule is, about his affair, but noth- own health, I think you’re long. She was my best “Don’t bother me while ing was ever resolved. I entitled to spend as much friend. I knew she wasn’t my TV programs are on!” suspect he’s still in con- time as you need taking perfect. She is the origi- When I told her I feel her tact with her, but I can’t care of YOURSELF. nal Drama Queen, but we programs are more im- prove it. He has never were still closer than portant to her than I am, apologized for his behav- DEAR ABBY: A friend most sisters. she got upset. So did I. ior. Otherwise, he has blew me off after a 35- I would at least like to Nothing’s been the same been a good husband. He year friendship. I’ve no know what made her since. What’s your take is sick himself now, and I idea why — just a very blow us apart. Should I on this? don’t feel right about hurtful, nasty message. contact her? My pastor leaving him. Any Over the years, we had gave a sermon on forgive OLD GULF COAST thoughts? many ups and downs, but and forget, but I don’t LOVER we always made up. Now know if I can do either. NOT RIGHT IN it has been almost two DEAR LOVER: My NORTH CAROLINA years since I heard from FOE OR FRIEND IN take is that you should her. ILLINOIS reschedule your date DEAR NOT RIGHT: Last week, for my nights to ones that don’t Under the circumstances, birthday, she tried to con- DEAR FOE OR conflict with your wife’s you are a nicer woman tact me, but I have her FRIEND: Contact the favorite TV shows, or in- than he deserves. If you blocked. She contacted woman and get your vest in a digital video re- feel you should stay with my sister and said she questions answered. After corder so your wife doesn’t him until death — or re- wants to bury the hatch- that, you can decide miss her programs and covery — I respect you for et. I said, “WHERE? IN whether the estrangement you don’t miss a trick. BRIDGE

Take your brain where it is needed Robert McNamara, a former Sec- on the heart suit. Should he take the retary of Defense, said, “Brains are heart finesse or play to establish a like hearts — they go where they are long heart? appreciated.” The finesse was a 50% shot. Play- Think about today’s deal. West ing to establish a long heart winner led the club jack against South’s required a 3-3 or 4-2 split, a probabil- contract of six spades. What should ity of 84%. The brain knew what to do. declarer have done? As a side is- Declarer took the first trick and sue, what was West’s more-effective cashed the spade ace. If that suit lead? had been 4-0, he would have need- After South opened with a strong, ed the heart finesse. But when both artificial and forcing two clubs, North opponents followed, South played responded two no-trump, describ- the heart ace and queen. West took ing a balanced hand with at least the trick and shifted to a diamond. 8 high-card points. Normally, North Declarer won with dummy’s ace, would have shown his five-card suit, ruffed a heart high, played a spade especially a major, but he did not to the jack, ruffed another heart, re- like its weakness. After spades were turned to the board with a trump and agreed, there were two control-bids cashed the heart eight, discarding and a jump to slam. his last diamond. South had 11 top tricks: six A diamond lead would have de- spades, one heart, one diamond and feated the slam. East wished he had three clubs. He put his brain to work doubled five diamonds. WEDNESDAY, MARCH 25, 2020 THE DAILY ITEM B5 TV BEST BETS REMIND REWIND

The Matrix AMC, 2 p.m. Catch a Classic! The Wachowskis ushered in a new age of sci-fi/ac- The year’s best in film tion filmmaking with this groundbreaking and visu- We all have them. That ally stunning 1999 classic. Keanu Reeves, Laurence friend who will quote every Fishburne, Carrie-Anne Moss and Hugo Weaving movie line they know hoping headline the cast in a story of a dystopian future it resonates at the perfect mo- where humanity has unwittingly been trapped by in- ment. They’ll interupt your telligent machines within the simulated reality of the conversation with “Here’s film’s title. Many Hollywood action films — including Johnny”— Jack Nicholson in this film’s own two follow-ups — have since incor- The Shining. Establish their porated elements of The Matrix’s fight choreography, authority with “I am your use of slo-mo and “bullet time” filming effects, and father” — James Earl Jones more, but this original is still in a league of its own, in The Empire Strikes Back. And if you utter “Surely you and still refreshing to watch today. can’t be serious,” they’ll re- The Masked Singer: “Old Friends, New Clues: spond with “I am serious and Group C Championships” don’t call me Shirley.” — Les- FOX, 8 p.m. lie Nielsen in Airplane! The four remaining celebrities from Group C return Amid the serious moments, to compete, but only three will advance to the Su- action sequences and laughs per Nine. Will Arnett is a guest panelist in the new of 1980’s most memorable episode “Old Friends, New Clues: Group C Cham- movies came some of our pionships.” favorite lines and so much Chicago Med: “In the Name of Love” more. NBC, 8 p.m. FROM “EMPIRE” Dr. Charles (Oliver Platt) and Goodwin (S. Epatha TO EERIE Merkerson) fear Dr. Halstead (Nick Gehlfuss) is re- peating his past mistakes when a patient with ear- In 1980 George Lucas fol- ly-onset Alzheimer’s is brought into the E.D. Maggie lowed up Star Wars, the big- (Marlyne Barrett) and Ben (Charles Malik Whitfield) gest-grossing motion picture become concerned when one of Ben’s students is of the time, with a darker admitted. Drs. Manning (Torrey DeVitto) and Marcel The Empire Strikes Back. The film shocked fans with (Dominic Rains) treat a terminally ill patient and dis- Han Solo frozen in carbonite, agree over the best course of action. and Luke Skywalker losing a SEAL Team: “Last Known Location” full-frontal nudity. But it still ed by Jim Abrahams, David able Olivia Newton-John, hand and gaining some seri- sold tickets and made Rich- Zucker and Jerry Zucker, it who was still hot off Grease. CBS, 9 p.m. ous insight into his familial Tensions flare at home as Bravo Team prepares for a ard Gere a star. was a gleefully goofy grab While the film’s soundtrack history from Darth Vader. bag of disaster flick clichés featured some major hits three-month deployment in Afghanistan in the new Many still claim Empire is BUT THEN CAME and surprise guest stars. with “Magic” and “Xanadu,” episode “Last Known Location.” the best film in the franchise. THE LAUGHS The year 1980 also pre- plus the dreamy sound of LEGO Masters: “Good Vs. Evil” This was the year Stanley The year wasn’t just about sented us with some serious Electric Light Orchestra, the FOX, 9 p.m. Kubrick finally released his the grim and the grimy, comedies, many of them slip- film didn’t fare too well at The remaining contestants are tasked with building shivery, brilliant The Shining though. Caddyshack paired ping in meaningful messages the box office. Today, the film evil lairs and vehicles. Terry Crews guests in the new after an insanely long year two former Saturday Night amid the slapstick. episode “Good Vs. Evil.” of shooting. Fans of the Ste- remains a cult favorite and Live stars in Bill Murray Like Private Benjamin, in is credited for being the last Chicago Fire: “I’ll Cover You” phen King novel and fans of and Chevy Chase alongside which a spoiled young woman motion picture in which Gene NBC, 9 p.m. the Kubrick movie have ar- industry veteran Ted Knight (Goldie Hawn) finds not only a Kelly starred. gued for decades which was and comedian Rodney Dan- Lt. Severide (Taylor Kinney) teams up with Seager new life in the Army, but also The sweetest hit of 1980 (Andy Allo) and the OFI when a motel structure fire scarier, though both scored gerfield. The group of come- a new place in the world as a big. (Many of the differences dic gems worked under di- doesn’t even try. Instead, turns suspicious. Firehouse 51 members become proudly single, self-sufficient Somewhere in Time goes between the two would be rector Harold Ramis to lay woman. Or 9 to 5, in which amateur sleuths following a Reddit post involving back — all the way back to reconciled in the movie adap- waste to a snobby golf course three exploited women (Jane one of their own. Brett (Kara Killmer) continues to 1912, as Christopher Reeve’s tation of King’s Doctor Sleep, and taught many teen boys a Fonda, Lily Tomlin and Dolly get invested in her birth mother, Julie. modern romantic travels Stumptown: “All Hands on Dex” released at the end of 2019.) solid prank with Baby Ruth Parton) not only get revenge Then Martin Scorsese put back in search of a woman ABC, 10 p.m. chocolate bars. Every golf on a sexist boss (Dabney Cole- out Raging Bull, its moods outing since its release has (Jane Seymour) he fell in love Season Finale! man), but also rewrite the almost as dark as its stark had a different flavor thanks corporate culture, instituting with from an old photograph. To get justice, Dex (Cobie Smulders) takes mat- black-and-white photogra- to Caddyshack. Refusing to And how does he do it? Not ters into her own hands after finding herself at the flextime, day care and equal phy. Robert De Niro’s star- be outdone, two of their old pay. Both movies were major through some special-effect forefront of a murder investigation where she’s the tling transformation showed SNL colleagues, John Belushi hits at the time. time warp, or black hole, or prime suspect. Meanwhile, Hoffman (Michael Ealy) this was a movie willing to and Dan Aykroyd, devastated even a brand-new shiny ma- struggles to remain impartial in the investigation and shock. much of Chicago as Jake and AND ALONG CAME chine. He does just through could lose everything if he continues to help Dex. Risky material definitely Elwood Blues in The Blues THE MAGIC the purity of his own pas- Elsewhere, Grey (Jake Johnson) attempts to work on ruled. Everything was con- Brothers, a film that remains Then in early August we sion, and the force of his own his budding relationship with his estranged father troversial about Paul Schrad- a cult classic today. Less were introduced to that zany, imagination. while a familiar face from the past makes a surprise er’s American Gigolo — its ti- pointed but twice as silly was roller skating disco musical It’s a timeless movie — and visit. tle, its subject matter and its Airplane! Written and direct- Xanadu starring the lov- one of 1980’s best.

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COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS DEPARTMENT OF ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION THE TRIAL COURT THE TRIAL COURT WATERWAYS LICENSE APPLICATION NUMBER W20-5716-N PROBATE AND FAMILY COURT PROBATE AND FAMILY COURT Docket No. ES20P0206EA Docket No. ES20P0528EA Applicant: South Harbor Associates, LLC INFORMAL PROBATE PUBLICATION NOTICE INFORMAL PROBATE PUBLICATION NOTICE Project Location: 800-810 Lynnway, Lynn, Essex County, MA Estate of: ESSEX DIVISION Michael Anthony Antonakes Scheduled Public Hearing: Thursday, April 9, 2020 Estate of: Also Known As: Michael Anthony Anthonakes Frances Powell Public Comments Deadline: Wednesday, April 29, 2020

Date of Death: November 22, 2019 Date of Death: March 28, 2019 NOTIFICATION DATE: Wednesday, March 25, 2020

Essex Division Public notice is hereby given of the Waterways Application by South Harbor To all persons interested in the above captioned estate, by Petition of To all persons interested in the above captioned estate, by Petition of Associates, LLC to demolish an existing commercial building (Lynn Mart) and construct a 550 Unit multi-family residential development with restuarant/retail Petitioner Steven L. Antonakes of Boxford MA Petitioner Rigoberto Powell of Lynn MA space and associated parking, connecting walkways, and open space partially located on filled tidelands of Lynn Harbor at 800-810 Lynnway in Lynn, Essex a Will has been admitted to informal probate. County. The proposed project has been determined to be Nonwater-Dependent.

Steven L. Antonakes of Boxford MA Rigoberto Powell of Lynn MA The Department of Environmental Protection, Waterways Regulation Program, will conduct a Public Hearing on the aforesaid project proposal on Thursday, April 9, has been informally appointed as the Personal Representative of the estate to 2020 at 3:00 pm at Lynn City Hall, 3 City Hall Square, Room 402, Lynn, Ma. The serve with without surety on the bond. has been informally appointed as the Personal Representative of the estate to Department will conduct this public hearing in order to receive information to be serve with surety on the bond. used in its decision on whether to grant a Waterway License pursuant to M.G.L. The estate is being administered under informal procedure by the Personal Chapter 91. Representative under the Massachusetts Uniform Probate Code without The estate is being administered under informal procedure by the Personal supervision by the Court. Inventory and accounts are not required to be filed with Representative under the Massachusetts Uniform Probate Code without The Department will consider all written comments on the Waterways Application the Court, but interested parties are entitled to notice regarding the administration supervision by the Court. Inventory and accounts are not required to be filed with received by Wednesday, April 29, 2020 (Public Comments Deadline). Failure of from the Personal Representative and can petition the Court in any matter relating the Court, but interested parties are entitled to notice regarding the administration any aggrieved person or group of ten citizens or more to submit written comments to the estate, including distribution of assets and expenses of administration. from the Personal Representative and can petition the Court in any matter relating to the Waterways Regulation Program by the Public Comments Deadline will result Interested parties are entitled to petition the Court to institute formal proceedings to the estate, including distribution of assets and expenses of administration. in the waiver of any right to an adjuicatory hearing in accordance with 310 CMR and to obtain orders terminating or restricting the powers of Personal Interested parties are entitled to petition the Court to institute formal proceedings 9.13(4)(c). The group of citizens must include no less than five citizens who are Representatives appointed under informal procedure. A copy of the Petition and and to obtain orders terminating or restricting the powers of Personal residents of the municipality in which the proposed project is located. Will, if any, can be obtained from the Petitioner. Representatives appointed under informal procedure. A copy of the Petition and Will, if any, can be obtained from the Petitioner. Additional information regarding this application may be obtained by contacting Item: March 25, 2020 the Waterways Regulation Program at (617) 292-5551. Project plans and Item: March 25, 2020 documents for this application are on file for public viewing, by appointment only, PUBLIC ANNOUNCEMENT CONCERNING at the address below. Written comments must be addressed to: Frank Taormina, AdviniaCare at Salem INVITATION FOR BIDS MassDEP Waterways Regulation Program, One Winter Street, 5th Floor, Boston, MA AdviniaCare at Salem, located at 7 Loring Hills Avenue, Salem, Massachusetts, LEASE OF ROOFTOP SPACE 02108 or via email to [email protected] intends to file an application with the Department of Public Health to complete FOR TELECOMMUNICATIONS DEVICES renovations to the existing facility. An evaluation of the facility identified key Item: March 25, 2020 renovations that need to be made to provide an enhanced environment for The Revere Housing Authority (the "Authority") is soliciting sealed bids for the lease residents and caregivers; to upgrade the mechanical and electrical systems; and and use of rooftop, penthouse and garage space on Hyman Towers, 50 Walnut DEPARTMENT OF CONSERVATION AND RECREATION to improve the quality of care and quality of life for existing and future residents. Avenue (eleven story building) and rooftop space on Liston Towers, 45 Dolphin Notice is hereby given that the Department of Conservation and Recreation will The main goals are to improve floors, walls, ceilings, and lights; to improve air Avenue (six story building) in Revere, Massachusetts owned and operated by the conduct a public hearing, in accordance with M.G.L. c. 92, ss. 43-47, on March conditioning capacity and performance; to improve ambulance entrances; to Authority. This space is available for the installation and operation of radio 27 th 2020; 11:00am remotely via conference call to receive written or verbal upgrade interior finishes; to install a new nurse call system and locks for dementia communications facilities. These facilities can include, but are not limited to comments on the petition of the City of Lynn to receive a grant of location to install care units ; to turn the existing courtyard into a "rehab" courtyard with improved cellular telephone, personal communications systems, paging and land mobile a water main and sewer force main on lands bordered by the Lynnway, Market walks and bridges; and to make exterior improvements such as landscaping and radio. The lease and use of these spaces will be on a non-exclusive basis. Street and Broad Street in the city of Lynn, Said hearing shall be limited to grants new signage. The traffic circles in front of the building will be removed to improve of location within the limits of the Department's layout for the Lynnway in Lynn, traffic flow and a limited number of new parking spaces will be added. The Sealed bids will be sent to the Revere Housing Authority, 70 Cooledge Street, MA. Dial in number: 425-436-6335, Access code: 420035 Applicant does not anticipate any price or service impacts on the Applicant's Revere, Massachusetts 02151 ATT: Tricia Duffy and received no later than 2:00 existing patient panel as a result of the application. The estimated capital p.m., on Monday, April 27, 2020. At such time, the bids will be publicly opened Item: March 25, 2020 expenditures for this project is $3,254,000 (March 2020 dollars). Any ten and read aloud. taxpayers of the Commonwealth may register in connection with the application no later than April 30, 2020 or 30 days from the filing date, whichever is later, by Invitation for Bids (IFB) are available on March 25, 2020 by contacting contacting the Department of Public Health Determination of Need Program, [email protected] or may be found on the Authority's website at Attention Program Director, 250 Washington Street, 6 th Floor, Boston, MA 02108. www.revereha.com. 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By Daria Litvinova that could allow him to “We receive information border with China and a and Vladimir stay in power until 2036. from medical workers in ban on entry for Chinese Isachenkov But he also has said the the regions. ... Hospital citizens at the time the ep- ASSOCIATED PRESS vote could be postponed if beds are full with these, idemic was at full swing in the contagion spreads. supposedly, pneumonia that country. Starting ear- MOSCOW — Russian Some have accused the cases patients,” she said. ly this month, Russia also authorities acknowledged government of manip- The authorities have de- has requested all travelers Tuesday that a low num- ulating the statistics to nied tweaking or conceal- from Italy, France and oth- ber of coronavirus cases in downplay the coronavirus ing coronavirus statistics er countries worst affected the country could be a re- threat in order to prevent and argued that the in- by the virus to self-quar- sult of insufficient screen- panic and ram the consti- crease in pneumonia cases antine for two weeks after ing and warned that the tutional vote through at could have been explained arrival. nation must brace for the any cost. by a more proactive And finally last week, worst. “They themselves don’t screening for pneumonia the Russian government President Vladimir Pu- know how many actual this year. has denied entry to all for- tin donned a yellow pro- cases they have, because Officials have ranted eigners except diplomats tective suit to visit the top testing is of such low qual- about “fake news” of cov- and members of official Moscow hospital treating ity” said Anastasia Vasily- ered-up deaths and said delegations. coronavirus patients and PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS eva, a doctor for Russian that those spreading The Kremlin had sought conferred with officials on opposition figure Alexei them could face crimi- to project an upbeat view how to stem the outbreak. Russian President Vladimir Putin, wearing a Navalny and leader of the nal charges. On Tuesday, on the situation, insisting Hospital chief Denis Pro- protective suit, enters a hall during his visit to Alliance of Doctors union. Vasilyeva said the police that all measures have tsenko told Putin the the hospital for coronavirus patients in Kom- Vasilyeva and some oth- were investigating her for been taken to prevent a country needs to “prepare munarka, outside Moscow Tuesday. ers pointed at a 37 percent claiming the government bigger outbreak. But on for the Italian scenario.” increase in pneumonia was manipulating statis- Tuesday, Moscow May- Russia has reported 495 2,600-mile border with At the same time the cases in Moscow in Jan- tics. or Sergei Sobyanin, who cases and no deaths. Crit- China, blaming a low level coronavirus was engulfing uary as a sign that the The government and leads a task force on deal- ics have argued for weeks of testing and a long tradi- Europe, Putin ordered an figure could include some some experts have credit- ing with the virus, warned that the numbers are too tion of hiding unpleasant April 22 plebiscite on con- unreported coronavirus ed the low number of cases that the situation could be low for a country with a truths. stitutional amendments cases. on an early closure of the worse than it seems. Grim find: Bodies of virus victims in Spanish nursing homes

By Ciarán Giles and Artiz Parra ASSOCIATED PRESS MADRID — Spanish army troops disinfect- ing nursing homes have PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS found, to their horror, A vegetable vendor pushes his bicycle loaded some residents living in with vegetables on an empty street during a squalor among the infec- complete lockdown amid growing concerns of tious bodies of people sus- coronavirus in Noida, outskirts of New Delhi pected of dying from the Tuesday. new coronavirus, authori- ties said Tuesday. Defense Minister Mar- garita Robles said the India’s PM elderly residents were “completely left to fend for themselves, or even dead, in their beds.” She decrees 21-day said the discovery over the weekend included sever- al nursing homes but did not name them or say how lockdown many bodies were found. NEW DELHI (AP) — In- supplies. At many places, A judicial probe into dia will begin the world’s police tried to disperse the horrific discovery was largest lockdown on crowds outside stores. opened Tuesday as Spain Wednesday, Prime Min- Indian health officials announced a record one- day jump of nearly 6,600 ister Narendra Modi an- have reported 469 active PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS nounced in a TV address, cases of COVID-19, the dis- new coronavirus infec- warning citizens to stay ease caused by the virus, tions, bringing the overall A nurse looks out from a window next to a banner reading in Spanish inside or risk inviting and 10 deaths. Officials total to more than 39,600. “Everything is going to be all right” inside of a nursing home where the pandemic into their have repeatedly insisted The number of deaths also dead bodies were found in Madrid Tuesday. homes, and pledging $2 there is no evidence yet of leaped by a record 514 to billion to bolster the coun- localized spread but have almost 2,700, second only workers expressed grow- bodies had to remain in toms appeared. The man, try’s beleaguered health conducted relatively scant to Italy and China. ing concern about the sit- the home for a day before in his 80’s and suffering care system. testing for the disease. In a As bodies piled up, Ma- uation at the centers. funeral workers, who are from advanced Alzhei- “To save India and every country where tens of mil- drid took over a public “With everything that is working around the clock, mer’s, was not removed Indian, there will be a to- lions live in dense urban skating rink as a make- happening with the coro- arrived to take them away. until Sunday despite tal ban on venturing out,” areas with irregular ac- shift morgue after the navirus, this was a ticking “We are very saddened, Núñez’s repeated calls to Modi said Tuesday night, cess to clean water, experts city facility overflowed. To bomb,” said Esther Navar- because the residents funeral home workers. acknowledging that the have said local spreading date, 1,535 people have ro, whose 97-year-old Alz- are almost like our own Domusvi, the private 21-day lockdown would be is inevitable. died in the hard-hit Span- heimer’s-stricken mother relatives due to the time company contracted by a major blow to the econo- For weeks, while the ish capital, more than half lives at the Usera Seniors’ we spend with them,” the Madrid regional gov- my, but insisting that the coronavirus wracked of the national total. The Center in Madrid, where the worker, José Manuel ernment to run the Usera alternative could set the neighboring China and capital region has over soldiers found some of the Martín, told Cadena SER nursing home, confirmed country back 21 years. other parts of Asia, India’s 12,350 infections. bodies. radio. that two residents died The move puts nearly official infection toll stood “This is a tough week,” “Now we are bracing Pedro Núñez said his there over the weekend. one-fifth of the world’s pop- at just three, all students Dr. Fernando Simón, head ourselves for the worst father-in-law, Zoilo Patiño A company spokeswoman, ulation under lockdown. in the Chinese epicenter, of Spain’s health emergen- possible outcome,” she told Lara, died at the nursing who declined to give her The announcement set Wuhan, who were treated cy center, told a daily news the Associated Press in a home from the virus on name, blamed the delay on off panic in many neigh- in their home state of Ker- briefing. telephone interview. Saturday, although he was funeral homes that failed borhoods as people rushed ala and recovered from Relatives of elderly peo- A worker at the nursing never diagnosed or taken to come quickly to take to markets to stock up on the disease. ple and retirement homes’ home said at least two to a hospital when symp- away the bodies. Solidarity: Foreign hospitals help French virus hotspot cope By Thomas Adamson virus victims in Europe, problems. The countries are again and Jean-Francois after Italy and Spain. The In Germany, the states fighting an enemy, the Badias crisis there can be traced of Saarland, Rhine- new coronavirus — but ASSOCIATED PRESS largely to a dayslong evan- land-Palatinate and this time together. Region- gelical church gathering Baden-Wuerttemberg al health officials say that STRASBOURG, France in Mulhouse attended by have offered spare hospi- Grand Est is approximate- — The eastern French hundreds of people at the tals beds to treat French ly one week ahead of the border city of Mulhouse end of February. patients. rest of France in terms of was fought over by France In a sign of the devastat- The spokesman of infection rates. As of Mon- and Germany across two ing toll, the local newspa- Baden-Wuerttemberg day, according to French centuries, but the horrors per in Mulhouse has had state’s health minis- government data, the re- of the new coronavirus to add extra obituary pag- try said the state would gion had recorded over cluster tearing through es as the deaths from the “naturally try to help our 4,900 cases in an area this community of 110,000 coronavirus increase — French neighbors,” and with around 5.5 million is inspiring unusual soli- as has been done in some authorities have asked people. In contrast, the darity. areas of Italy. In France, all hospitals with free ca- area around France’s cap- While many countries only the area around Paris pacity to take in French ital of Paris, home to more have shut their borders had confirmed more cases than 12 million, had near- patients requiring venti- PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS to stem the march of the than Grand Est as of Sun- lators. ly 6,800 confirmed virus pandemic — even some day, but the capital region While Germany has A victim of the COVID-19 virus is evacuated infections. nations within the border- has a population more many more confirmed vi- from the Mulhouse civil hospital in eastern The analysis serves as less European Union are than twice the size. rus cases than France, it France. a warning for France, instituting ID checks — “Every day we have eight has a much smaller num- where the population of three German states have to 12 people who arrive. ber of deaths: 123, accord- ing ground for armies in Est. The city was the site 67 million people already opened their hospitals We don’t know what to ing to data from Johns the 19th-century Fran- of France’s World War I is locked down, that the to patients from eastern do,” said Dr. Patrick Vogt, Hopkins University, com- co-Prussian war and a opening attack against worst could be yet to come. France. Hospitals in bor- a general practitioner at pared to France’s 1,100. site of intense battles Germany in 1914’s Battle In addition to the help dering Switzerland have the hospital in Mulhouse Today’s scenes in and during the 20th century’s of Mulhouse, while bloody offered from abroad, Mul- done the same. who recalled a shift just around Mulhouse are two world wars, which battles and burning vil- house has drawn the focus The Grand Est region is two weeks ago answering sadly reminiscent of the included bitter territori- lages tore it apart again of French President Em- now the epicenter of the the city’s emergency ho- bloodiest moments in the al disputes over the Al- during World War II as manuel Macron, who or- outbreak in France, which tline when call after call border region’s turbulent sace region, now part of German and U.S. forces dered a field hospital built has buried the third most came in for respiratory history. It was the stomp- what’s called the Grand fought each other. to help tend to the sick. B8 THE DAILY ITEM WEDNESDAY, MARCH 25, 2020

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