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STEVE KRAUSE AN APPRECIATION Peabody Lynn loses stuck with a character racist images
By Steve Krause By Anne Marie Tobin ITEM STAFF ITEM STAFF LYNN — Charlie Reed lived a life lled PEABODY — The Peabody Police Depart- with challenges. He just never let any of ment is investigating several incidents of them get him down. “slap-tagging” white supremacist stickers “Charlie lived with disabilities all his onto public property in the Gardner Park life,” said James Cowdell, who is now the area. executive director of the Lynn Economic The stickers, bearing the message “Bet- Development & Industrial Corporation ter Dead Than Red,” are alleged to be the (EDIC/Lynn), but was once president of the Lynn Parks Softball Association. “But handiwork of Patriot Front, a Texas-based he never let those challenges defeat him.” organization that ProPublica describes as Just the opposite, says Jim Ward, who “perhaps the most active white supremacist was also a past president of the associa- group in the nation.” tion. He lived a full life despite them. “These incidents have occurred recently “He was one of the best fast-pitch soft- in Salem and Beverly and we think it’s the ball pitchers we’ve ever had in Lynn,” said same Patriot Front group that has been do- Ward, a sentiment backed up by Cowdell. ing this in all three cities,” said Police Chief “He only had one arm, and a stump for Thomas Grif n. “This group (Patriot Front) the other arm. He’d put his glove under has been identi ed by the ADL (Anti-Defa- the arm, throw the ball, and then put the mation League) as anti-Semitic, so we are glove on his hand, just like (former Ma- actively paying a lot of attention to this and jor League pitcher) Jim Abbott used to do. it is de nitely an ongoing investigation.” Same exact thing.” The stickers — spotted on light poles and In fact, says Cowdell, Reed is a softball electrical boxes — have been removed. Pho- legend. tos have been documented and may be used “At one time,” Cowdell said, “there were as evidence if charges are brought. 143 teams in Lynn. In 1984, when I was “It may be a stretch, but the most likely APPRECIATION, A2 IMAGES, A5 Pig out City tees up in Salem — bids for $2.1M if you know Gannon Project
the password By Allysha Dunnigan ITEM STAFF By Guthrie Scrimgeour LYNN — The city of Lynn is seeking an ITEM STAFF experienced company to construct a new ir- rigation system for the Gannon Municipal SALEM — I cautiously approached the Golf Course, a project that carries an esti- door on Salem’s Liberty Street and rang mated price tag of $2.1 million. the buzzer under the lit red lantern, which The city, which leases the property to Golf lets customers know that the restaurant Facilities Management Inc., started so- is in operation. liciting bids this week, a process that will “All roads lead to bacon,” I said, reciting PHOTO | SHUTTERSTOCK remain open until March 25 at 2 p.m. The the password that was released on Face- project is expected to start next fall. book earlier in the day. Chris Carter and Steve Murphy, co-owners A few minutes later, a man materialized of Golf Facilities Management Inc. (GFMI), in the doorway wearing a pig mask — Birds of a feather have operated the golf course for eight years. which under other circumstances could be The company is currently operating under a horrifying — and holding a metal bucket. $2.38 million contract that was approved by I dropped $13 into his bucket and was the Lynn Park Commission in 2019. handed a brown paper bag lled with food ock to Lynn eld The city has a ve-year plan to update and in return: a loaded baked potato with bits restore Gannon, which includes a 190-acre of bacon, a pork loin doused in sauce and By Anne Marie Tobin March 5 through April 12. golf course, banquet/restaurant facilities, a Caesar salad. ITEM STAFF “Our amingo installation allows bar concession, function hall, pro shop and This is an average Wednesday night sale visitors to nd humor in the unusu- snack shop. Massive tree jobs have already LYNNFIELD — A ock of hot at Back Alley Bacon, the underground pork al, the absurd and the unexpected been completed throughout the course, pink amingos is slated to descend restaurant which opened in the city in 2015. when they visit four of our New along with work on holes one through ve on MarketStreet, just in time for “We started it as a way to bring bacon England properties this March and and holes 11 through 13. The installation to the masses,” said one of the owners, April Fools’ Day. April,” said WS Development Di- The amingos are part of a WS of a new irrigation system is a large part of who preferred to be known only as Chef rector of Field Marketing Lindsay Development initiative to usher that plan, according to Murphy. Hamm and spoke in what was possibly a Binette. in spring with a quirky and cheer- The current irrigation system at Gannon British accent. “Everyone loves bacon.” “With the pink lawn amingo’s ful celebration of warmer weather is more than 50 years old, which far exceeds It also served as a chance for Hamm’s origins in Massachusetts, there is a ahead that will see large ocks of the average life expectancy of a golf course chefs — rumor has it they’re af liated wonderful connection to Massachu- anywhere from 200 to 1,500 amin- irrigation system, which is between 20 to 30 with Bambolina — to get creative with setts-made pop art with this instal- gos making their way to several WS years. lation, making it all the more fun their menu. Development shopping locations “It’s a compliment to the city workers that PIG, A3 in the Greater Boston area from FLOCK, A3 GANNON, A3 Swampscott Select Board hopes INSIDE Opinion Shribman: for removal of Trump assures that there will be no post- Trump era. A4 blighted properties • A one-size- ts-all By Tréa Lavery and around Swampscott, challenge. A4 ITEM STAFF and ultimately, that costs everybody.” LOOK! SWAMPSCOTT — The At the board’s meeting Sacred Heart Swampscott Select Board Wednesday night, mem- celebrates 100 days of is taking steps to elimi- bers met with Building in-person learning. A8 nate blighted properties Commissioner Rich Balda- around town, including cci, who explained that the Sports the former General Glov- Glover property, located at Classical girls er Restaurant building on 299 Salem St., and which basketball looks to Humphrey Street. also extends into Marble- continue growth this “A number of properties head and Salem, has been season. B1 in town continue to re ect collecting daily nes for • a deteriorating condition,” blight for approximately KIPP boys soccer set said Town Administrator 12 months. to embark on rst Sean Fitzgerald. “They season in MIAA. B1 ITEM PHOTO | SPENSER HASAK “The property is fall- detract from the overall ing apart,” Baldacci said. The Swampscott Select Board has discussed plans for the former Sunoco quality of the town, but gas station on Paradise Road, which has an active demolition permit. also the property values in BLIGHTED, A2
OBITUARIES ...... A2 LOOK! ...... A8 DIVERSIONS ...... B5 HIGH 34° VOL. 142, ISSUE 75 OPINION ...... A4 SPORTS ...... B1-2 CLASSIFIED ...... B6-7 LOW 19° POLICE/FIRE ...... A5 COMICS ...... B4 REAL ESTATE ...... B8 PAGE A8 $1.50 A2 THE DAILY ITEM SATURDAY, MARCH 6, 2021 OBITUARIES Revere out, Lynn and Peabody Bruce M. Remick, 79 1942 - 2021 stay in the red for COVID-19 LOS ANGELES - Bruce Ma- son Remick passed away on By Gayla Cawley over the past 14 days, daily incidence rate (26.1 New cases were also re- January 2, 2021. ITEM STAFF according to the state De- new cases per 100,000 res- ported in Lynn eld, Mar- Bruce was born in Lynn, partment of Public Health idents) both declined, the blehead and Salem on Massachusetts, on January 7, Revere is out, but Lynn (DPH). city’s infection rate is still Friday. Lynn eld (1,041 1942 to Raymond Remick and and Peabody are still in However, 30 new cas- more than two times high- cases, 29 deaths) report- Ethel Humphries, and gradu- the red this week, which es and three additional er than the state average ed eight new cases, Mar- ated from Lynn English High is how the state denotes deaths were reported in of 1.93 percent. blehead (1,172 cases, 31 School in 1959. communities that are at Revere on Friday, which The same is true for deaths) has reported three He went on to graduate a high risk of coronavirus brings the city’s total Peabody, which has a pos- new cases since last Fri- from Boston University with a spread. numbers to 9,667 cases itive test rate of 4.29 per- day, and Salem (4,111 cas- Bachelor’s Degree in Health It’s a milestone of sorts and 152 deaths, the city cent and a daily incidence es, 75 deaths) reported 11 Sciences, and then to became for Revere, which is out of website reported. rate of 30.8 new cases per new cases. an instructor of Allied Medical the red for the rst time In Lynn, 27 new cases 100,000 residents, accord- Numbers remained the Health at Northeastern Univer- since the state started and two additional deaths ing to the DPH. same in Nahant (223 sity. color-coding communi- were reported to bring Peabody has reported cases, six deaths) and In 1970, he was hired by ties based on their risk of the city’s total numbers 15 new cases and three have not been updated in Siemens Medical Systems, COVID-19 spread. to 15,681 cases and 198 additional deaths since Saugus (3,571 cases, 65 starting as a local salesman, Revere is now catego- deaths. A total of 291 cas- Wednesday to bring its to- deaths) or Swampscott and eventually moving up to be and a friend to all. He had a rized as a yellow, or mod- es are active and 15,192 tal numbers to 6,269 cases (949 cases, 19 deaths) a National Sales Manager. Af- generous spirit, and was able erate-risk community, people have recovered and 297 deaths, according since Thursday. ter leaving Siemens he joined to engage with diverse com- with a positive test rate of from the virus, the city re- to the health department, Gayla Cawley can be HTC, a Zurich-based company, munities, with energy and au- 3.9 percent and daily inci- ported. which reported 5,583 peo- reached at gcawley@item- marketing medical equipment thenticity. dence rate of 31.3 new cas- While Lynn’s positive ple have recovered from live.com. Follow her on to the US market. His step-brother Raymond es per 100,000 residents test rate (4.37 percent) and the virus. Twitter @GaylaCawley. Once retired, he volunteered Remick Jr. passed away in for the LAPD as a Reserve 2009. He is survived by his Specialist, assigned to the Hol- sister Roberta Hale of North lywood Detective Division. He Kingstown RI, her children Leah Lynn loses a character became the Co-Chair for Holly- Kobs and Noah Hale, and his wood’s C-PAB and a Co-Chair long-time companion Fred Levine. of Operations at West Bureau’s APPRECIATION know I could get volatile “Later on, he lost a leg C-PAB. He was also member of Service Information: Bruce From A1 at times.” to diabetes, and then he the Neighborhood Justice Pan- passed away from Covid-re- Cowdell said that even lost another leg. He was a el, and was part of the Mayors lated pneumonia at the age president, that’s what we if Reed missed a call — double amputee. But even of 79. A memorial celebra- Crisis Response Team. had. And I’d say he was which wasn’t often — “you then, he was more con- tion was held for him in Hol- Bruce was a mentor to many, among the very best pitch- couldn’t be mad at him. cerned about you than he lywood on January 31st. ers in the system.” He was such a good guy. was about himself. Reed, 73, died on Febru- “He was a legend. Let’s “He was a wonderful ary 23. just start with that. Espe- person,” Cowdell said. After his playing days cially with people my age “Everyone who knew him Michael D. Golding, 71 were over, Reed became and older, and especially loved him and respected one of the most popular when it came to softball. him.” HENDERSONVILLE, NC - Mi- softball umpires in Lynn. Despite his physical hand- Cowdell remembers that chael D. Golding, 71, of Hen- “He basically broke me icaps, he was one of the in 1987, when he rst ran dersonville, NC. Born in Lynn, in,” said Ward. “I umpired best fast-pitch pitchers in for the Lynn City Council, MA. Graduate of Lynn Classical with him a lot, in the New England, I’d say.” he asked Reed to help him and Northeastern University city leagues and in state Back when the softball campaign. (Criminal Justice). tournaments. The wom- association was in its “By the end of the day, A kind and thoughtful man, en’s league used to have heyday, in the mid-1980s, I told him that he should Michael loved being with his a tournament … the Mud “Charlie was the go-to be running and I should family, engaging with everyone, Bowl. They used to ood COURTESY PHOTO umpire. He’d umpire ve be helping him,” said making new acquaintances the eld and play in the nights a week and play Cowdell. “He knew more and helping others wherever Charlie Reed, a be- mud. Charlie used to um- loved member of the on the other two. He also people than I did. he went. pire that all the time.” thought that it was im- “He was part of the fab- During his 20+ year law en- Lynn community, died Yes, said Ward, Reed did at 73. portant to get minorities ric of the city of Lynn. He forcement career, rst in Nah- have that crazy side to into umpiring. He helped really was an inspiration. ant, MA as an of cer and last him that would allow him “I remember arguing recruit minorities. This city is full of char- in Durham, NH as the Captain to do something like that. with him,” Ward said. “Fi- “He had the type of acters, and he was one of of Police, as well as in his role But, he said, Reed also nally, he’d say ‘OK. You got personality that you just them. And I mean that as the campus security direc- had his serious side. And it out of your system. Let’s wanted to be around him,” only in the best sense of tor - at McIntosh College, Great he took umpiring very se- get back to the game.’ He said Cowdell. He had this the word. People really Bay Community College, and same time. His wife and chil- riously. knew the game, and he great, big, infectious bel- looked up to him.” Blue Ridge Community Col- dren were together with him “He was always right on understood it. And he rec- ly-laugh. And he could Steve Krause can be lege - all who crossed his path when he passed peacefully. top of the call,” Ward said. ognized that people could break the tension with it reached at skrause@item- found a personable and loyal Missing his warmth, wit, and “He’d even let you argue. get a little hot-headed. I too.” live.com. colleague and friend. protective presence are the It was especially meaningful love of his life, wife Carol Gold- to him when, in his capacity as ing (of Hendersonville, NC), his a juvenile of cer, those he had three children, of whom he was Swampscott Select Board hopes assisted in their youth shared so proud, Kimberly Golding how much his guidance had (of Rome, Italy), David Gold- made a difference in their lives. ing (of Barrington, NH), Kurt Michael enjoyed his work Tomcavage (of Philadelphia, for removal of blighted properties with the New Hampshire Po- PA), his daughter-in-law Anne lice Association, historical and Golding, and three grandchil- BLIGHTED genealogical research, taking dren Cole, Aidan, and Parker pictures, watching Jeopardy, Golding. Hamlet, his canine From A1 and quoting Mr. Rogers and sidekick, also feels the loss of “There’s no danger of it The Blues Brothers. He knew his favorite walking buddy. falling onto the sidewalk all the back road shortcuts, Service Information: Due and there’s no danger of police and re station scan- to New England winter the height of the building ner codes (listening in when weather (a phenomena he spilling onto the street, his lieutenant son had a shift liked following at a distance) but there’s a public nui- at the Dover FD), and, as the and in respect of all current sance danger.” former Vice President of the public health directives, a The restaurant closed in Seacoast NH chapter of Parrot service will be held at a later the 1990s. Other buildings Heads, the lyrics to every Jim- date this summer in Nahant, on the property appear to my Buffett song. MA. Michael will be buried at still be in some use by the He was always reading news- Greenlawn Cemetery, along- owner, the Athanas fami- side his mother Helen Niosi papers local to him and publi- ly, which also owns Haw- (and her husband Joseph), cations covering his childhood thorne by the Sea, the only home (Nahant), where he lived his father David A. Golding, one of four restaurants the most of his life (NH), and his and his grandparents Thom- family once owned that is favorite place (Key West). as and Mary Prendiville. Michael was most content In lieu of owers, Michael still operating. ITEM PHOTOS | SPENSER HASAK when he could just sit with the would appreciate support of Baldacci explained that Sunbeam Development A window and door of the former Sunoco gas station on Paradise Road people he loved, all within his the Nahant Historical Soci- in Swampscott which is boarded-up, has an active permit for demolition. view, in the same room at the ety: https://nahanthistory. Ltd., a defunct corporation org/. through which Athanas history of paying in order building if they wanted to. The board also discussed family owns the property, to renew the liquor license Baldacci said he is draft- the old Sunoco gas sta- have been sent monthly for Hawthorne by the Sea. ing a letter requesting tion at 182 Paradise Road, letters since Swampscott Baldacci visited the that the owners put up a which has an active demo- enacted its blighted prop- property earlier in the fence around the proper- lition permit, but so far Na- erty bylaw in 2019. The day on Wednesday with a ty, but noted he has also tional Grid has been unable owners are ned $300 board of surveyors includ- heard from the public to open the street to cut gas each day the blight is not ing Fire Chief Graham works department that service. Baldacci said that corrected. Archer in order to assess they have been contacted the re department and While the Athanas fami- the state of the proper- by a demolition company. public works department ly has yet to pay the nes, ty. He said that much of While there has been no plan to allow National Grid Tax Collector Ronald the structure is rotten, demolition application, to cut the service at the Mendes said that they will windows are missing and this indicates that steps sidewalk, allowing demoli- be added on to the property it would be fairly easy may be being taken to re- tax bill, which they have a for someone to enter the move the structure. tion to proceed. The gas station property includes a large asphalt Stories live on. slab, which after demoli- tion will remain until the Tell theirs. plot is sold and redevel- oped. Select Board Chair Share your loved one’s story. Peter Spellios requested that the town ensure that [email protected] | 781-593-7700 the property isn’t only left as a slab, which could just become overgrown and still exist as a blight on In partnership with the town. “I think the resulting condition of the property matters,” Spellios said. “Our goal is to get rid of blight and get rid of un- call 781-593-7700 ext. 2 safe conditions.” to start your Tréa Lavery can be daily subscription. reached at tlavery@item- The Glovers property is one of the blighted properties in Swampscott. live.com. SATURDAY, MARCH 6, 2021 THE DAILY ITEM A3 Pig out in Salem — Birds of a if you know the password feather ock
PIG From A1 to Lynn eld “We just wanted an out- let where we can just pile bacon on top of pork bel- FLOCK all over the country were ly with cheese and sour From A1 soon adorned with the col- orful plastic birds, ignit- cream and just get glutton- and meaningful to us. We ous,” said Hamm. “Some- ing conversations of class, are always looking to cre- conjuring thoughts of ex- thing you wouldn’t proud- ate special experiences for ly tell your doctor you ate otic travels, and providing the community and hope no shortage of humor. during your physical.” guests at our properties The quirky creation be- The restaurant now smile ear to ear when they came so famous that it posts its menu on social pass by our green spaces won Featherstone an Ig media, but originally this spring,” Nobel Prize for art from didn’t advertise its menu The amingos made Improbable Research items, leaving them up to their debut Friday, with Magazine in 1966. Today, the imagination. 200 of them ying south to Featherstone’s original Will Ahearn, who began Derby Street in Hingham, pink amingos continue working for Back Alley ITEM PHOTOS | JULIA HOPKINS where they were greeted to be manufactured by Bacon about ve months by a steel drummer play- Union Products and are ago is a Salem native and At Back Alley Bacon, an underground restaurant on Liberty Street in ing live music. world-renowned for their restaurant veteran with a Salem, food is delivered by a mysterious stranger in a pig mask and pay- From there, the ock design elements: stick- thick mustache and crew ment must be delivered in exact change. heads to Boston’s Seaport thin legs, elegantly curved cut, who has worked in in as little as 25 minutes. District where 1,500 will necks, intricate feather more than 30 restaurants Ahearn said he has seen pop up on Seaport Com- detailing, and, of course, along the East Coast. lines of up to 70 people wait- mon from March 22-30. Featherstone’s distinctive “I’d say this is in the top ing outside of their door. The ock splits on April 1 signature on their stom- 10 most fun places I’ve Hamm plans for the with 400 birds ying west achs. worked,” he said. “The menu at Back Alley Bacon to The Street Chestnut In recent years the a- food changes every single to only get wilder as time Hill Mall and 1,000 ying mingos have developed week. It could be pork ka- goes along. north to MarketStreet, a cult following in many bobs, it could be tortillas “We’ve mentioned, sort where they will stay local communities, includ- with bacon. It’s great be- of tongue in cheek, in- through April 12. Updates ing Lynn eld, which have cause I get to be creative.” cluding pig trotters, and on the ock’s journey will used the birds for “you’ve The restaurant has tongue,” said Hamm. “But be shared via WS prop- been ocked” fundraising gained popularity during we have a hardcore group erties’ digital channels campaigns. the COVID-19 pandemic, of followers who jump up on social media with the The campaigns involve Hamm says, as it has served when they hear about hashtag #whatthe ock. deploying a ock of pink as a place where people can tongue or trotters. Doing Nearly all of the birds plastic amingos in some- get an exciting experience of some more stuff like that will be reproductions of one’s yard or outside a a night out without the risk will really make our hard- the originals that are lo- business entrance. A note of entering a restaurant. core fanbase happy.” cally-made and designed is left explaining that the Back Alley Bacon is Customers can get the by the late Massachusetts person or business has only open on Wednesday weekly password and see artist, Don Featherstone, been selected by someone nights. the restaurant’s menu on who created the iconic to be “ ocked” for a good It only makes a limited its Facebook page. birds after being asked to cause. Typically, the per- quantity of food, and often Guthrie Scrimgeour sculpt a new lawn object son who has been ocked sells out less than an hour can be reached at gscrim- Back Alley Bacon posts its weekly passwords for the Leominster-based is asked to donate a sum of opening, and sometimes [email protected]. and menus on its Facebook page. company, Union Products. of money to have them The Massachusetts native relocated to another loca- had never seen a amingo tion. The fun part is that in real life, but playfully each ocking victim then City tees up bids sketched out a design by gets to pick the next vic- referring to photos in Na- tim. The ocking process tional Geographic Maga- continues for the duration zine, and his masterpiece of the fundraising event, was born. or until the ock migrates for $2.1M Gannon Project In the post-World War II to a new destination. era, Featherstone’s pink Anne Marie Tobin can be GANNON age, reaching the fairways vance to secure a reliable to the city of Lynn, so amingo quickly grew reached at atobin@item- in popularity, and lawns live.com. From A1 and the brush surround- and trustworthy company. that accumulation over ing it. Murphy is worried that the years was entered put it in,” Carter said. “There will be sprinklers they may not be able to into a capital improve- “They did it very unique- from the tee to the fair- get a contractor, as many ment fund and will assist New York cinemas ly, putting it in so that the way. In my opinion, this is of the good contractors with the cost of the irri- pipes don’t freeze or break a game changer,” Murphy are already booked up. If gation project, which is around the rocks.” said. that is the case, he recom- estimated to be approxi- reopen, brightening The team at Gannon has Although the project mends that bidding be re- mately $2.1 million. Mi- worked hard to keep the will disrupt play in the opened right away, push- chael Bertino, the city’s current irrigation system fall season, Carter said ing the project back a year. chief financial officer, in good condition and has the fall is the quietest If a contractor is se- told GFMI that Gannon outlook for theaters been planning to replace time of year and they plan cured, they plan to begin has an approximately rst step in revival. it for about 10 years, but to work around that ob- the project in September By Jake Coyle $3 million bond to work AP FILM WRITER “It’s a symbolic mo- saving money for funding stacle by closing one hole so that most of the project with that attribution. ment,” said Michael Bark- and having an irrigation down at a time, allowing is completed before the Carter hopes that the NEW YORK — After architect design the plans er, co-president of the New golfers the opportunity to freezing temperatures in new irrigation system will growing cobwebs for near- has taken time, according continue to play during the winter. York-based Sony Pictures last for another 50 years.. ly a year, movie theaters to GFMI. construction. Carter referred to Gan- Classics, which on Friday “The irrigation system is in New York City reopen Murphy said that the “We’re trying to make non as a rocky area, mak- released the Oscar con- the bloodstream of the golf Friday, returning lm ti- plan is to add a comput- this as least disruptive as ing it more dif cult to in- tles to Manhattan mar- tenders “The Father” and course. Without it, the golf er-driven sprinkler sys- possible,” Carter said. stall pipes into the ground. quees that had for the last “The Truf e Hunters” in course wouldn’t be viable,” tem so that there are Their goal is to nd a There will be a pre-bid 12 months instead read Manhattan theaters. “It he said. sprinklers on both sides of contractor to install the conference on March 16 messages like “Wear a says that there is hope for the fairways. The current irrigation system begin- where a walk-through of Quali ed contractors mask” and “We’ll be back the theatrical world to re- sprinkler system, given ning in the fall, and have the course will be avail- must demonstrate suc- soon.” activate itself.” its age, is worked on and it completed by spring. able, offering bidders the cessful experience at Shortly after noon at For some moviegoers repaired almost every day. There are only a hand- opportunity to examine similar golf course irri- the Angelika Film Cen- who consider the big He said the new system ful of contractors in the what kind of terrain and gation system projects. ter on Houston Street, screen the only way to see will not only save wa- country that do this kind soils they are working Any contractor inter- Holly Stillman was al- a movie, the long-in-com- ter and please his greens of work, so bidding has with. ested in bidding must ready feeling emotional ing day had almost reli- worker and mechanic, but to be released at least six Gannon pays about be engaged primarily in coming out of the rst gious signi cance. will provide better cover- months to a year in ad- $480,000 a year for rent the business of irriga- New York showing of Lee “Moviegoing for me is tion system construction Isaac Chung’s tender fam- like going to church,” said with a minimum of ve ily drama “Minari.” “My JM Vargas, who had tick- years experience install- mask is drenched,” she ets Friday to “Minari,” ing golf course irrigation said. “The Last Dragon” and systems. But she was equal- “Chaos Walking.” “I’ve They must prove that ly overwhelmed by be- been waiting a year to go they have successfully ing back in a cinema. back to church.” completed the installation Though Stillman feared of ve or more complete the experience would be LAW OFFICES OF too restrictive because of automatic golf course irri- JAMES J. CARRIGAN gation projects, each with COVID-19 protocols, she • Social Security Disability a minimum of nine holes, instead found it euphoric. “It was just you and the • Workers Compensation in the past ve years. In- • Accidents terested candidates that movie screen,” said Still- 25 years located across satisfy all of the docu- man. “It was wonderful to from Lynn District Court mented requirements smell the popcorn as soon 15 Johnson St. must accompany their bid as I got into the theater 781-596-0100 — even though I don’t eat with a 5 percent bid de- JAMES J. CARRIGAN popcorn.” ANNE GUGINO CARRIGAN posit. Less than half of mov- LISA A. 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But what Wyoming GOP primary ADVERTISING of one-term presidents is likely is that even as as the Shootout at Creek Ernie Carpenter Jr. A one-size- ts-all Herbert Hoover, Jimmy Biden will seek to take Director of Advertising Ranch, the largest contig- and Business Development, ext. 1355 Carter and George H.W. the United States down uous ranch in the Rocky [email protected] Bush into a retirement a different path domesti- Mountains. Ralph Mitchell challenge of good works and a good cally and internationally, The effect of the Trump Sales Representative, ext. 1313 post-White House repu- Trump could freeze Amer- pro le has other import- [email protected] tation, he instead, as the ican politics in place. The federal government came to the res- ant implications. Eric Rondeau cue a year ago when COVID-19 slammed poet suggested, is girding The effect could be imme- If, for example, Biden Sales Representative, ext. 1280 the economy forcing social distancing proto- to “rage, rage against the diate: The Trump-Biden sees himself as a one- [email protected] cols that stopped many businesses in their dying of the light.” rivalry persists, Trump’s term caretaker president Patricia Whalen tracks. The result is that Trump, sway remains over Re- -- though he has not sug- Sales Representative, ext. 1310 [email protected] But it was Eastern Bank, Bank of Ameri- though besieged by law- publican lawmakers who gested anything of the ca and other local banks that made sure the suits, has postponed, or might otherwise be drawn sort -- the country in 2024 BUSINESS OFFICE feds’ outstretched hand reached and caught even canceled, the post- into bipartisan efforts could be in more of a post- Susan J. Conti free-falling businesses. Trump era in American with the Biden Democrats Biden era than a post- Controller, ext. 1288 [email protected] The bottom line good news amidst a pan- politics, extending his in- -- and a new generation of Trump era. demic is that Payroll Protection Program uence over the GOP and Republican presidential Or Trump’s return on Ted Grant (PPP) loans saved thousands of businesses just as quickly recasting candidates may have to Publisher, ext. 1234 the white steed of resent- [email protected] by keeping their workers employed. the Biden era, which has put off their White House ment politics could set up Eastern, Bank of America and other banks only begun. dreams for another four Marian Kinney the rst presidential re- ext. 1212 made sure $14 billion from the Small Busi- Just as there are few years, rendering some of match since 1956, when precedents for the disrup- them too shopworn or too [email protected] ness Administration got into the hands of defeated 1952 Democratic tion Trump sent coursing irrelevant in 2028, a polit- Will Kraft 118,000 Massachusetts businesses. The candidate Adlai Stevenson through the social culture ical eon away. Chief Financial Of cer, ext. 1296 federal money combined with hard work by once again took on Dwight [email protected] of the United States, there Sens. Marco Rubio of banks saved more than 1.1 million jobs in Eisenhower. Eisenhower are few precedents for the Florida and Ted Cruz of Paula Villacreses Massachusetts. prevailed a second time. potential effect of the 45th Texas, both 2016 nomina- A/R Specialist, ext. 1205 Unfortunately, as two hard-working wom- There also was a rematch [email protected] president’s coda. tion rivals of Trump who en entrepreneurs can attest (Item, March 5) in 1900, when Democrat From the post-presi- were mercilessly insulted Mike Shanahan PPP is not a one-size- ts-all salvation. Soul William Jennings Bryan Chief Executive Of cer, ext. 1956 dential sidelines, only by him, embraced him as a City Yoga applied three times for PPP only tried again against Wil- [email protected] Hoover, after being de- way of retaining their po- to have their applications rejected. feated by Franklin Del- litical viability and extend- liam McKinley. He, too, Carolina Trujillo Why? Because its 14 yoga teachers are in- Community Relations Director, ext. 1226 ano Roosevelt, remained ing their appeal to the dis- was defeated by the in- dependent contractors who are not payroll [email protected] a persistent vocal critic gruntled and dispossessed cumbent president. employees. Soul City Partners Shanel An- Jim Wilson of the new administra- who were at the center of Though return matches derson and Sara Bailey cut pay and reduced Chief Operating Of cer, ext. 1200 tion with the ferocity that the Trump coalition. Their are not a sure thing for the [email protected] their class offerings to keep their yoga busi- challenger, second tries Trump already has taken presidential campaign CIRCULATION ness alive. to Joe Biden’s presiden- plans instantly are on against different candi- They were told their teachers could apply dates twice have produced Lisa Mahmoud cy. As a potential White hold; a second nomination Manager, ext. 1239 on their own for PPP but Soul City could not House challenger, only ght against Trump would victories, rst for John [email protected] apply for the program because the teachers Trump’s presidential hero become awkward and like- Quincy Adams, the losing are not considered employees. The rules are Andrew Jackson -- the ly unavailing, and Cruz candidate against James CUSTOMER SERVICE the rules and gigantic aid programs like PPP Indian ghter soiled with wasn’t helped by his hasty Monroe in 1820, and then La’ Mosha Ball are tough to craft with a one-size- ts-all goal for Richard Nixon, who Customer Service, ext. 1276 astonishing swiftness sojourn to Mexico while [email protected] in mind. during the racial reckon- Texas was buried under lost to John F. Kennedy in Yoga studios are just one among many ing that occurred during oodwaters. 1960 but defeated Hubert GRAPHICS types of businesses with independent con- H. Humphrey in 1968. the Trump presidency -- At the same time, fresh Trevor Andreozzi tractors. Because they are gig workers who nursed a political grudge GOP faces with a Trump Charles Pinckney (1804 Designer are only af liated with a studio like Soul with the aggressiveness, strain to their politics and 1808) and Thomas E. [email protected] City, the teachers have the option to work even ruthlessness, that is -- Sens. Josh Hawley of Dewey (1944 and 1948) Sean Casey for other studios and they have exibility in at the center of Trump’s Missouri and Tim Scott lost both tries, and Bry- Designer [email protected] scheduling classes. character. of South Carolina, Gov. an was a three-time loser, This arrangement offers personnel and Indeed, the Jackson Ron DeSantis of Florida, his nal defeat coming in Amanda Lunn payroll management advantages to yoga campaign encore could or former United Nations 1908. Designer studios and other businesses relying on in- become the libretto for ambassador Nikki Haley, In this, Trump sets down [email protected] dependent contractors. But it obviously pre- Trump’s possible return to herself a former governor what the American poet Edwin Peralta Jr. sented disadvantages when COVID-19 hit the presidential arena. of South Carolina -- would Robert Frost called the Designer [email protected] and the Payroll Protection Program debuted The Tennessean had one have to wait another four “road not taken.” In doing with speci c rules applying to independent asset Trump lacks -- a 10 years before mounting so, he de es both custom NEWSROOM contractors. percentage-point bulge their own candidacies. and the quiet Thomas Mike Alongi Banks, including Bank of America and in the popular vote along Then there is Gov. Kristi conviction that “wise men Sports Editor, ext. 1228 [email protected] Eastern Bank, are required to follow those with his de cit in the Elec- Noem of South Dakota, al- at their end know dark is rules. toral College -- but he con- ready a hero in Trump cir- right.” Elyse Carmosino A 1972 Swampscott High Reporter, ext. 1264 Fortunately, both banks and many others jured a rallying cry that cles for inviting thousands [email protected] have community-oriented lending programs Trump very likely will of bikers to Sturgis in School graduate, David M. that allow them to be strong nancial part- adapt and adopt. He said the summer, who blithely Shribman is the Pulitzer Allysha Dunnigan ners with rms like Soul City and other he was denied the presi- brushes off gures indicat- Prize-winning former ex- Reporter, ext. 1302 [email protected] small businesses demonstrating a commit- dency in a “corrupt bar- ing the state has the na- ecutive editor of the Pitts- ment to help make Lynn thrive. gain” that thrust the very tion’s eighth-highest coro- burgh Post-Gazette. Follow Tréa Lavery model of the political es- navirus mortality rate, him on Twitter @Shrib- Reporter, ext. 1317 tablishment, the presiden- according to the Becker’s manPG. [email protected] Gayla Cawley Regional Editor, ext. 1236 [email protected] Cheryl Charles News Editor, ext. 1278 [email protected] Spenser Hasak Photographer, ext. 1332 [email protected]
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All address information, particu- Road. Police reported there Lynn man arrested on larly arrests, re ect police records. were two instances of graf ti In the event of a perceived inac- with the word “wow,” that were curacy, it is the sole responsibility found, but a staff member has been tasked with check- of the concerned party to contact drug and rearms charges ing the property periodically. the relevant police department and have the department issue a no- PEABODY By Tréa Lavery rearm, and possession of being detained pending minimum period of ve tice of correction to the Daily Item. ITEM STAFF a rearm in furtherance of a detention hearing on years from and after the a drug traf cking offense. March 12, the statement sentence for the drug traf- Corrections or clari cations will not Accidents LYNN — Lynn resi- Law enforcement con- said. cking crime, ve years of be made without express notice of dent David Oth, 32, was ducted a search of Oth’s The charge of possession supervised release and a change from the arresting police A report of a motor vehicle arrested this week after residence on February 24 of a controlled substance ne of $250,000. department. crash at 11:38 a.m. Thursday three pounds of metham- at 2 Tracey St. and 80 Walnut phetamine and two re- and found the items. The with intent to distribute The charge of being a LYNN St.; at 10:43 a.m. Friday at arms were found in his defendant was previous- provides for a sentence of up felon in possession of a 51 Andover St. and 2 Andover residence, according to a ly convicted of a felony to 20 years in prison, at least rearm provides for a sen- Drive; at 12:50 p.m. Friday at Arrests statement from the U.S. in Essex Superior Court, three years and up to life of tence of up to 10 years in CVS at 79 Lynn eld St.; at Attorney’s of ce. which prohibits him from supervised release and a prison, three years of su- Krystina Bova, 37, of 31 12:54 p.m. Friday at Peabody Oth, also known as possessing rearms, the ne of up to $1 million. pervised release and a ne Glove Drive, Revere, was Shell at 85 Lynn eld St. “Baby Bouncer” or “BB,” statement said. The charge of possessing of $250,000, the statement arrested and charged with A motor vehicle crash at was charged with posses- Oth was charged in an a rearm in furtherance of said. shoplifting by asportation and 5:11 p.m. Thursday at Bavaro sion with intent to distrib- initial appearance in fed- a drug traf cking conspir- Tréa Lavery can be violation of the city knife ordi- Liquors at 12 Foster St. Mario ute controlled substances, eral court in Boston on acy provides for a sentence reached at tlavery@item- nance at 7:32 p.m. Thursday. A. Renderos Cubias, 33, of 7 felon in possession of a March 3. He is currently of up to life in prison, a live.com. Corey Oblenes, of 20 S Pierpont St., was summoned View Road, was arrested and for failure to use care in start- charged with shoplifting by ing, stopping or turning. asportation, uninsured motor Shed catches re near vehicle/trailer, and operation Vandalism of a motor vehicle with a sus- pended registration at 1:59 A report of vandalism at 9 a.m. Friday. a.m. Friday at Higgins Middle four houses in Lynn Christian Rivera Ramirez, School at 85 Perkins St. A 26, of 68 Rockaway St., was caller reported someone from By Allysha Dunnigan guished within minutes In 2008, a law was estab- ple are still selling and a tractor trailer took a stop arrested and charged with ITEM STAFF due to the rapid response lished in Massachusetts purchasing regular ciga- sign and left the area. shoplifting by asportation and of the Fayette Street re requiring that only “ re- rettes that are not “ re- violation of the city knife ordi- LYNN — There were station, located only a few safe” cigarettes be sold in no injuries and no other safe,” thus resulting in nance at 8:23 p.m. Thursday. SAUGUS blocks away, Zukas said, the state. The paper on res throughout the city Lionel Sanz, 35, of 58 Co- buildings were damaged these “ re-safe” cigarettes noting that the re had that were caused by lit rey St., Apt. 2, Everett, was ar- Complaints when a shed on the corner the potential to be more is thicker in two spots, so cigarettes. rested on warrant charges of of Iona Terrace and Essex devastating, given the they will go out on their leaving the scene of property Security at Square One Street caught re Thurs- proximity of the nearby own if not snuffed when He said that the re damage, negligent operation Mall on Broadway called at day night. homes. they burn to these areas. could have spread to four of a motor vehicle, resisting 4:50 p.m. Thursday to request Shortly before 8 p.m., a “The re department The intention of these cig- or ve homes if it wasn’t arrest, OUI liquor, and assault a well-being check on a man lit cigarette was dropped made a great stop and arettes is to prevent res noticed so quickly and and battery at 11:26 a.m. who had exposed himself to in brush that caught re prevented a tragedy,” Zu- caused when they are left if the response time — Friday. an employee of Piercing Uto- and extended ames to kas said. unattended. about three minutes — of Rafael Villatoro, of 9 Cot- pia. Dispatched of cers re- the side of the shed, ac- He said that the inci- Consumers, however, say the re ghters had been tage St., was arrested on a ported the man got on a bus cording to Lynn Fire Capt. dent is a classic example that the “ re-safe” brands extended. to Malden. Joseph Zukas. warrant charge of larceny over of the bene ts of strate- taste different and can ex- Fire ghters were on $1,200 at 8:48 a.m. Friday. Police received a report at The shed was located tinguish a cigarette before gically placing re sta- scene for about 30 min- 4:15 p.m. Thursday from a near four buildings, none tions throughout the city a smoker is done smoking utes and the department’s Accidents caller who stated people were of which were damaged. for quick reaction times, it, according to a report by going door-to-door in the mo- There were no injuries noting that this is of par- Fox News. Since that law, Fire Investigation Unit A report of a motor vehicle bile home park. Of cers were and the incident was clas- amount importance. data shows that uninten- also responded. crash at 3:02 p.m. Thursday dispatched for more informa- si ed as a minor re, Zu- Many of the recent res tional cigarette res have Allysha Dunnigan can at 215 Broadway; at 7:28 tion. kas said. in the city were caused by decreased. be reached at adunnigan@ p.m. Thursday at Broadway The re was extin- cigarettes, Zukas said. Zukas believes that peo- itemlive.com. and Parkland Avenue; at 7:35 p.m. Thursday at 25 Childs SWAMPSCOTT St.; at 6:23 a.m. Friday at 11 Ford St.; at 7:57 a.m. Fri- Accidents Peabody stuck with racist images day at 1147 Western Ave.; at A report of a motor vehicle 9:56 a.m. Friday at Congress crash at 11:03 a.m. Thursday 1212. Street and Western Avenue. IMAGES at Humphrey Street and Mon- From A1 The Anti-Defamation ument Avenue; at 11:31 a.m. League’s website states Overdose Thursday at Elmwood and charge could be malicious that the group, founded by A report of an overdose at Paradise roads. destruction of property Fort Worth teenager and 9:11 p.m. Thursday on S View if the stickers are placed former boy scout Thomas Road. Complaints on something like a light Rousseau in 2017, pro- xture owned by the light motes anti-Semitism in its Theft A report of suspicious ac- department or on a per- yers and online rhetoric, tivity at 10:49 a.m. Thursday son’s home and it costs and the group de nes it- A report of a larceny at 4:14 at 17 Doherty Circle. A rep- money to x the damage self as American nation- p.m. Thursday at Taco Bell at resentative from the Senior caused by removal,” Grif- alists, speci cally that, 124 Boston St. Center called on behalf of an n said. “In terms of pen- “Patriot Front is a white A report of a motor vehicle elderly woman who thought alties, it would likely be a supremacist group whose theft at 4:22 p.m. Thursday at her ex-husband was trying to misdemeanor with a ne, members maintain that 12 Tilton Place. hack into her Social Security especially if it’s a rst- their ancestors conquered bene ts. time offender.” America and bequeathed MARBLEHEAD A report of an ordinance vi- When asked if hate crime it solely to them. Patriot olation at 3:12 p.m. Thursday charges could be led, Front espouses racism, Complaints at 601 Humphrey St. A caller Grif n said there could be anti-Semitism and intol- reported there were numer- civil rami cations, espe- erance under the guise of A caller reported clay on the ous kids on the football eld cially if the perpetrator is COURTESY PHOTO preserving the ethnic and tennis court could be inter- without masks. Police report- caught in the act. cultural origins of their preted as a swastika at 12:54 ed everyone had masks on “If the guilty party ad- The sticker is alleged to be the handiwork of European ancestors.” p.m. Thursday on Community upon their arrival. mitted he was af liated Patriot Front, a Texas-based white supremacist Patriot Front propa- with a group motivated organization. ganda has shown up in by hate, we would always provide a variety of func- will be vigilant and take Massachusetts and other work with the DA’s of ce,” tions for federal, state, the appropriate action states across the nation at Giuliani probe Grif n said. “It’s a little regional, and local public when necessary.” increasing rates, accord- tricky because of the First safety agencies, as well Grif n stressed that the ing to the ADL. Amendment as one per- as a variety of public- and matter is being taken very In November 2019, areas son’s hate speech is anoth- private-sector entities, to seriously by Peabody May- in southeast Massachu- awaits Garland er’s prayer, but typically facilitate the receipt, anal- or Ted Bettencourt as he setts were targets of the the DA’s of ce tends to be ysis, and sharing of this “has no tolerance for these group, which posted stick- extremely aggressive on critical information. kinds of behavior. ers on telephone poles in as he nears AG cases like this.” “Mass Fusion Center “Peabody has always Middleboro, Bridgewater Grif n said the depart- catalogs this type of activ- been a welcoming and in- and West Bridgewater. ment has reached out to ity throughout the state,” clusive community and we Earlier that year, Patri- the Salem Police Depart- Grif n said. “Working reject any ideology based ot Front yers bearing the con rmation ment’s detectives’ unit with them helps the police in hate, intolerance, and messages “Keep American By Jim Mustian, broke U.S. lobbying laws and has also contacted determine the likely caus- exclusion,” Bettencourt American,” “Better Dead Eric Tucker and by failing to register as the Massachusetts State es of incidents like this said in a Facebook post on than Red,” and ‘Will Your Michael Balsamo a foreign agent related to Police Commonwealth Fu- and increases the chances Wednesday.” Speech be Hate Speech?” ASSOCIATED PRESS his work, according to one sion Center (CFC). CFC is of identifying the people Bettencourt encouraged were spotted in Boston. current and one former the principal state reposi- or groups who are doing persons with addition- The yers were denounced NEW YORK — With law enforcement of cial tory for threat-related in- these things. We are work- al information about the by Boston Mayor Marty Merrick Garland poised to familiar with the inqui- formation, including crim- ing with Salem and will perpetrators or additional Walsh. be con rmed as attorney ry. The of cials weren’t inal activity, threats to keep up with their investi- acts not yet reported to Anne Marie Tobin can be general as early as next authorized to discuss the public safety, and terrorist gation. Our patrol division contact the Peabody Police reached at atobin@item- week, one of the rst ma- ongoing case and spoke activity. Its components has also been alerted and Department at (978) 531- live.com. jor questions he is likely on the condition of ano- to encounter is what to do nymity. about Rudy Giuliani. The arrival of a new Af davit: Man found Tiger Woods A federal probe into the leadership team in overseas and business Washington is likely to dealings of the former guarantee a fresh look unconscious after SUV crash New York City mayor at the investigation. No and close ally of former matter how it unfolds, By Stefanie Dazio SUV, Los Angeles County later at the hospital — lision occurred,” Schloegl President Donald Trump the probe ensures that a ASSOCIATED PRESS sheriff’s Deputy Johann that he did not know how wrote. stalled last year over a Justice Department look- Schloegl wrote in the af - the crash occurred and Schloegl previously told dispute over investiga- ing to move forward after ROLLING HILLS ES- davit. The man told dep- didn’t remember driving, USA Today that he did tive tactics as Trump a tumultuous four years TATES, Calif. — Tiger uties that Woods had lost according to the af davit. not seek a search warrant unsuccessfully sought will nonetheless have to Woods was unconscious consciousness and did not The document was led for Woods’ blood samples, reelection and amid Gi- confront unresolved, and in a mangled SUV after respond to his questions. Tuesday in Los Angeles which could be screened uliani’s prominent role politically charged, ques- he crashed the vehicle in The rst deputy, Carlos County Superior Court for drugs and alcohol. In in subsequently disput- tions from the Trump era Southern California last Gonzalez, arrived minutes as part of a statement of 2017, Woods checked him- ing the results of the — not to mention calls week, according to a court later the morning of Feb. probable cause request- self into a clinic for help contest on Trump’s be- from some Democrats to document that also re- 23 and has said Woods ap- ing that a search warrant dealing with prescription half. investigate Trump him- vealed a nearby resident peared to be in shock but be approved for the 2021 drug medication after a But the U.S. attorney’s self. and not a sheriff’s deputy was conscious and able to Genesis GV80 SUV’s data DUI charge in his home of ce in Manhattan has The full scope of the was rst on the scene. answer basic questions. recorder, known as a black state of Florida. since returned to the investigation is unclear, The witness, who lives Woods suffered severe in- box. Schloegl requested A judge approved the question of bringing a but it at least partly in- near the accident scene in juries to his right leg and data from Feb. 22 and Feb. search warrant for the data criminal case against Gi- volves Giuliani’s Ukraine Rolling Hills Estates just cuts to his face. 23. recorder. Sheriff’s represen- uliani, focusing at least dealings, the of cials outside Los Angeles, heard Woods told deputies — “I believe the data will tatives have declined to say in part on whether he said. the crash and walked to the both at the wreckage and explain how/why the col- what they have found on it. A6 THE DAILY ITEM SATURDAY, MARCH 6, 2021 Education commissioner gets NEW ENGLAND BRIEFS NOAA to allow more harvest vocate for people with dis- of dog sh in coming year abilities, says it has been investigating the facility’s OK to force schools to reopen BOSTON (AP) — Feder- discharge practices since al shing regulators are February. BOSTON (AP) — Mas- System testing for grades covering expenses for se- Jr. said Thursday, when it considering letting com- The state Department sachusetts’ education 3, 4 and 5 are being moved curity and traf c control. had just eight patients. mercial shermen catch of Behavioral Healthcare, commissioner has been to May 10 to June 11, the Curative also declined With coronavirus pa- more of a species of shark Developmental Disabili- given the greenlight to Department of Elementa- comment. tient numbers declining at in the coming year. ties and Hospitals, which compel districts to re- ry and Secondary Educa- Some state lawmakers the city’s two hospitals — The National Oceanic operates the facility, in a turn to in-person classes, tion announced. Testing question whether the state Saint Vincent and UMass and Atmospheric Admin- statement said “decisions roughly a year after the dates for grades 6, 7 and 8 is getting a good deal. Memorial — the eld hos- istration said it’s consid- related to discharge are coronavirus pandemic are yet to be determined. “I am extremely con- made on a clinical basis pital isn’t needed, he said. ering allowing more har- forced them to shutter Teachers unions have cerned that these private according to each patient’s The DCU Center was vest of spiny dog sh in schools and switch to on- called for the testing to be companies are being paid the 2021-22 shing year. healthcare needs — and line classes. canceled entirely this year. exorbitant amounts of used as a eld hospital not on any other basis.” from April through June, Fishermen catch dog sh The Friday decision by A look at other coronavi- our tax dollars instead off the East Coast. The top Spokesperson Randal the state Board of Ele- rus developments in Mas- of utilizing capable, lo- then reopened in Decem- producing states include Edgar said as patients mentary and Secondary sachusetts: cal cities and towns to ber as the state feared a Massachusetts and Vir- have been discharged, two Education follows Repub- MASS VACCINATION assist with distribution,” surge COVID-19 cases ginia. oors at the facility are lican Gov. Charlie Baker’s SITE COSTS state Sen. Diana DiZoglio, would overwhelm hospi- NOAA said the proposed being temporarily consol- announcement earlier this Massachusetts is pay- D-Methuen, told the Her- tals. revisions increase catch idated to “simply ensure week that teachers and ing a total of more than ald. A eld hospital was also ef cient use of resources.” other school employees $1 million per week to the She has called on the limits by nearly 10 per- set up in Lowell. cent. That would increase No staff have been laid off will be eligible for corona- for-pro t startup that is state auditor and inspec- or reassigned, he said. virus vaccinations start- running coronavirus mass tor general to investigate VIRUS CASES the commercial shing State health of cials quota to more than 29 mil- ing next week. vaccination sites at Fen- a growing number of no- Massachusetts “Now is the time to be- way Park and Gillette Sta- bid contracts handed out reported 25 addition- lion pounds. gin moving children back dium, according to state by the state during the al deaths and more That’s more dog sh than construction accident victim to school more robustly,” records. pandemic. than 1,600 new cases of shermen usually catch in from Connecticut Education Commissioner The more than $625,000 Gov. Charlie Baker de- COVID-19 on Friday. a year. Fishermen brought Jeffrey Riley said before weekly price tag for Gil- fended the decision to hire The Massachusetts De- more than 18 million CAMBRIDGE (AP) — the board’s vote. lette includes a mini- private companies. partment of Public Health pounds of spiny dog sh The construction worker to docks in 2019. The last Riley has said he’ll take mum weekly payment “This is a race against also said there are cur- who died when a concrete year in which shermen a phased approach to re- of $344,575, the Boston time,” he said Thursday, rently more than 27,000 stairwell collapsed at a brought more than 30 mil- city-owned parking ga- opening schools full-time. Herald reported Friday, noting local public health active cases of the virus, In-person classes for citing state documents ob- infrastructure “had a lot of lion pounds to docks was rage in Cambridge, Mas- including more than 700 students in pre-kindergar- tained in a public records catching up to do.” in 1999. sachusetts, this week has ten through grade 5 are request. FIELD HOSPITAL persons in hospitals across The sharks are used been identi ed by authori- expected to resume April The Fenway site is cost- WINDING DOWN the state. as food. Members of the ties as a Connecticut man. 5. Middle school students ing the state more than The eld hospital set The state has reported seafood industry have Christopher Stuck, 56 will follow sometime after, $540,000 weekly. up at the DCU Center nearly 16,000 deaths and attempted to increase in- of South Windsor, Con- and it’s not yet clear when Both are run by CIC in Worcester could close more than 550,000 cases terest in using dog sh as necticut, was apparent- or if high schools will be Health. The company de- within the next couple of the virus since the pan- food in America in recent ly removing the metal required to reopen full clined comment. of weeks, but would re- demic started. years. railings on a stairway lo- time. The state failed to pro- main ready to reopen Massachusetts’ average cated on the fourth oor In a related develop- vide complete contracts again should it be needed, positivity rate hovers at Massachusetts State Trooper of the building during ment, state education of- for two other vendors Worcester’s city manager around 1.6 percent, down found not guilty in 2018 assault a restoration project on cials on Friday also post- running mass vaccination says. from 2 percent two weeks Tuesday morning when it poned this spring’s MCAS sites in Massachusetts. The 220-bed eld hos- BOSTON (AP) — A Mas- collapsed, according to a testing to account for the But contracts for Cu- pital at the convention ago, according to data from Johns Hopkins. The sachusetts State Trooper statement Thursday from return of in-person class- rative — which operates center and sports arena has been found not guilty the of ce of Middlesex state is averaging about es. mass vaccination sites in has averaged fewer than on charges stemming from District Attorney Marian 1,470 new cases per day, Instead of starting April Spring eld and Danvers 10 patients a week since a 2018 altercation outside Ryan. 5, the Massachusetts Com- — show the state is paying mid-February, City Man- down from nearly 1,800 a a bar in Dorchester. Stuck fell and was prehensive Assessment $45 per shot in addition to ager Edward Augustus day two weeks ago. Matthew Hickey was pinned by the fallen stair- found not guilty of assault way on the second oor, and battery with a dan- the statement said. He Vaccine site at Fenway Park gerous weapon causing was pronounced dead at serious bodily injury and the scene. Autopsy results assault and battery on are pending. Monday in Suffolk County Another worker, a moving to convention center Superior Court, the Patri- 41-year-old man, sus- ot Ledger reported. tained critical injuries Hickey was accused of and remains hospitalized. ASSOCIATED PRESS erate at up to 12 percent Stadium, and the Reggie The effort, which Bak- choking a woman outside The accident is under capacity. Lewis Center in Boston er says is the largest of BOSTON — The state- Dorset Hall and kicking investigation by state More than 25,000 vaccine were not available due in its kind in the country, run coronavirus vaccina- her so hard that he broke authorities as well as doses have been adminis- part to “a large number of has awarded more than tion site at Fenway Park a bone. the federal Occupational tered at Fenway to date, previously scheduled sec- $600 million to more than will close as the Boston and the site is expected to ond-dose appointments.” The victim told police Safety and Health Admin- Red Sox prepare for open- 13,000 businesses in the Hickey and his girlfriend istration, but foul play is deliver more than 55,000 Eligible residents were state to date. ing day of the new base- doses before closing, ac- instead advised to seek followed her and a friend not suspected, authorities ball season. The majority of grants outside and down the said. cording to Baker. appointments at one of in the latest round went to Massachusetts Gov. Fenway, one of seven the state’s other mass street after an argument The accident occurred a restaurants, bars, caterers Charlie Baker said Thurs- mass vaccination sites in vaccination sites, but by over a spilled drink. week after two construc- and food trucks; personal day that the mass vac- the state, has the capacity 11 a.m., the state tweeted According to court doc- tion workers were killed cination operation will to administer 1,500 shots all appointments at those services businesses; and uments, Prosecutors said in downtown Boston when move to the nearby Hynes a day, Baker’s of ce said. sites had been booked. independent retailers, ac- that Hickey called 911 they were struck by a Convention Center later The Hynes will be able to Baker has repeatedly cording to Baker’s of ce. as the group left the bar truck during sewer work. this month. dispense more than 5,000 said it may take weeks for Nearly 300 of the re- to report that one of the The Republican said the a day by the late spring. eligible residents to book cipients were minori- women threw a drink at Suspect in attack on transition will be gradual, A look at other corona- appointments because de- ty-owned enterprises, and his girlfriend. 2 women to undergo with the Hynes operation virus developments in mand far exceeds vaccine more than 400 were wom- Dave Procopio, a State going online March 18 and Massachusetts: supply. en-owned. Police spokesperson, said psych evaluation the Fenway site closing on A limited number of Also Thursday, the rst Massachusetts health that Hickey remains sus- HAVERHILL (AP) — March 27. The Red Sox new coronavirus vaccina- doses of Johnson & John- of cials reported 42 ad- pended from the state po- A Massachusetts man open their season at Fen- tion appointments made son’s vaccine were admin- ditional deaths and more lice and an internal inves- charged with attacking a way April 1. available to Massachu- istered in the state. The than 1,400 new coronavi- tigation is ongoing. woman and her pregnant “To have ballplayers setts residents Thursday new, single-dose vaccine rus Thursday. daughter as they walked in the park at the same were quickly snapped up, received emergency feder- The state has had nearly Concerns raised about their dogs has been or- time you have people in prompting the state to al authorization just last 16,000 deaths and more dered by a judge to under- the park who are there discharges at state-run hospital blame federal authorities weekend. than 550,000 cases of the go a mental health evalu- for a different purpose, we for the limited supply. Nearly $40 million in virus since the pandemic BURRILLVILLE, R.I. ation. just felt was, a little more Only about 12,000 vac- grants have been awarded (AP) — Disability rights Jake Kavanaugh, 23, hit complicated than we felt started. cine slots opened Thurs- to more than 1,000 Mas- organizations as well as the mother with his vehi- was appropriate for this,” Massachusetts’ average day morning, down from sachusetts businesses as public of cials are rais- cle twice and attacked her Baker said, according to positivity rate has de- 50,000 last week. part of the state’s COVID ing concerns about Rhode with a box cutter, injur- WCVB-TV. “The Hynes is creased, from 2.1 percent No new rst-dose ap- relief response, Gov. Char- Island’s efforts to reduce ing her eyes and neck, in a more permanent solu- pointments were avail- lie Baker announced on Feb. 17 to 1.7 percent the patient population at Haverhill on Wednesday tion.” able at several mass vac- Thursday. on March 3, according to a state-run medical facility afternoon, prosecutors The governor announced cination sites Thursday, The funds represent data from Johns Hopkins that treats residents with said in court Thursday. last month that fans will according to a tweet from the ninth round of busi- University. The state’s av- long-term medical and Although Kavanaugh be allowed to attend pro- the state’s of cial account ness grants being admin- erage daily new cases has psychiatric needs. and the women lived in fessional sports. Starting at about 7 a.m. istered by the Massa- also dropped, from about Dr. Normand Decelles the same neighborhood March 22, ballparks and New appointments at chusetts Growth Capital 1,855 a day on Feb. 17 to Jr., who recently retired and were acquainted, the arenas will be able to op- Fenway Park, Gillette Corporation. 1,551 a day on March 3. from the Eleanor Slat- motive remains unclear. er Hospital’s Zambarano “Police are still trying to campus in Burrillville af- determine if there is a mo- Judge dismisses lawsuit over slave ter 20 years, wrote an open tive or if this is a random letter that said the state attack,” prosecutor John was trying to save money DePaulo said. portraits at Harvard by discharging patients The older woman, 54, who have few, if any, care was brought to a Bos- ASSOCIATED PRESS whose theories on racial alternatives. ton hospital where she difference were used to State Rep. David Place remains in critical con- BOSTON — A Massa- support slavery in the U.S. and Sen. Jessica de la Cruz dition, prosecutors said. chusetts state judge has In her 2019 lawsuit, Ta- — both Republicans whose The younger woman, 26, dismissed a lawsuit from mara Lanier, of Norwich, districts include parts of was treated at the hospi- a Connecticut woman who Connecticut, said Renty and Burrillville — went public tal and released. Her baby said Harvard University il- Delia are her ancestors and Thursday with their con- appears to be OK, a fam- legally owned photos of her that the photos were tak- cerns. ily member told The Ea- enslaved ancestors and re- en against their will. She They met with new Gov. gle-Tribune. fused to turn them over. demanded the photos from Daniel McKee, a Demo- Authorities did not re- The lawsuit dismissed Harvard, saying the Ivy crat, about their concerns, lease their names. Tuesday centered on a se- League school had exploit- but his administration has Kavanaugh pleaded not ries of 1850 photos thought ed the portraits for pro t, not announced any deci- guilty to several charges to be among the earliest including by using Renty’s PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS sions about the facility. including armed assault images of enslaved peo- Town of cials have also image on the cover of a book. Tamara Lanier holds an 1850 photograph of a with intent to murder. ple in the United States. Lanier’s lawsuit alleged expressed concern about Defense attorney Timo- South Carolina slave named Renty, who Lanier The photos depict a South that Agassiz saw Renty the future of patients and thy Connors said his client said is her family’s patriarch. Carolina man identi ed and Delia as “nothing more employees, and said they waived his right to protest as Renty and his daugh- than research specimens” ties to Renty, whom she Lanier had no legal claim have not been consulted that he is considered a ter, Delia. Both were posed and forced them to partic- calls “Papa Renty” and to the photos. In her deci- about any changes at Zam- danger to the community. shirtless and photographed ipate in a “degrading exer- says is her great-great- sion, Middlesex Superior barano. Connors asked the judge from several angles. cise designed to prove their great-grandfather. Court Judge Camille Sar- Disability Rights Rhode to have a court clinician The photos were com- own subhuman status.” But the judge hearing rouf said the photos are Island, a federally man- evaluate Kavanaugh for missioned by Harvard The lawsuit says Lanier the case sided with Har- the property of the pho- dated independent agency “criminal responsibility biologist Louis Agassiz, veri ed her genealogical vard, which argued that tographer, not the subject. that serves as a legal ad- and competency.” SATURDAY, MARCH 6, 2021 THE DAILY ITEM A7 3rd-degree murder count could be reinstated in Floyd’s death
By Steve Karnowski ing that it was not bound by message seeking comment link fencing and razor wire ASSOCIATED PRESS the principles of law set forth on whether they would in case protests anticipat- in Noor and by denying the seek a delay. Chauvin’s at- ed before, during and after MINNEAPOLIS — The state’s motion to reinstate torney had no comment. the trial turn violent. Minnesota Court of Appeals the charge of third-degree A reinstated third-degree Cahill ruled last October on Friday ordered a judge to murder on that basis,” the murder count could increase that third-degree murder reconsider adding a third-de- the prosecution’s odds of under Minnesota law re- gree murder charge against appeals court wrote. getting a murder conviction. quires proof that someone’s a former Minneapolis police It was not immediate- “We believe the Court conduct was “eminently of cer charged in George ly clear if Friday’s ruling of Appeals decided this dangerous to others,” plu- Floyd’s death, handing a po- would force a delay in jury matter correctly,” Min- ral, not just to Floyd. Cahill tential victory to prosecutors. selection for Chauvin’s nesota Attorney General said there was no evidence A three-judge panel said case, which is due to start Keith Ellison said in a that Chauvin endangered Hennepin County District Monday. He’s currently statement. “We believe the anyone else and threw out Judge Peter Cahill erred charged with second-de- charge of 3rd-degree mur- the charge. But the Court last fall when he rejected gree murder and man- PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS a prosecution motion to slaughter. Prosecutors did der, in addition to man- of Appeals rejected similar slaughter and felony mur- legal reasoning in Noor’s reinstate the third-degree not immediately return a Police of cers are shown arresting Des Moines murder charge against der, re ects the gravity case, ruling that a third-de- Register reporter Andrea Sahouri after a Black Derek Chauvin. The pan- of the allegations against gree murder conviction can Lives Matter protest she was covering was dis- el said Cahill should have Mr. Chauvin. Adding this be sustained even if the ac- persed by tear gas. followed the precedent set charge is an important tion that caused a victim’s by the appeals court last step forward in the path death was directed at just month when it af rmed toward justice. We look one person. the third-degree murder forward to presenting all The appeals court reject- Reporter faces conviction of former of cer charges to the jury in Hen- ed argument by Chauvin’s Mohamed Noor in the 2017 nepin County.” attorney that the Noor rul- shooting death of Justine Floyd, who was Black, ing shouldn’t have the force trial in case seen Ruszczyk Damond. The died May 25 after Chauvin, of law unless and until it’s unarmed Australian wom- who is white, pressed his af rmed by the Minnesota an had called 911 to report knee on Floyd’s neck while Supreme Court, which will a possible sexual assault. he was handcuffed and hear oral arguments in as attack on The appeals court sent pleading that he couldn’t Noor’s appeal in June. the case back to Cahill for breathe. In the wake of his Three other former of- a ruling consistent with death, civil unrest spiraled cers — Thomas Lane, J. press rights its ruling in the Noor case, into violence locally. Pro- Kueng and Tou Thao — are giving the judge some PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS tests spread worldwide and charged with aiding and leeway to consider other forced a painful reckoning abetting second-degree By Ryan J. Foley International are among arguments the defense As the trial approach- on racial justice in the U.S. murder and manslaughter. ASSOCIATED PRESS press advocates that have might make against rein- es for Derek Chauvin, With tensions growing They’re scheduled for tri- demanded Polk County IOWA CITY, Iowa — An drop the charges, which stating the charge. charged with murder over the looming trial, au- al in August. Prosecutors Iowa journalist faces trial “This court’s precedential in George Floyd’s death, thorities have already sur- want to add charges of aid- they call an abuse of pow- Monday on charges stem- er that violate the Consti- opinion in Noor became bind- prosecutors are putting rounded the courthouse ing and abetting third-de- ming from her coverage ing authority on the date it the time Chauvin’s knee and nearby buildings in gree murder against them, tution’s First Amendment. of a protest against ra- “This is outrageous. Re- was led. The district court was on Floyd’s neck at downtown Minneapolis but that question will be cial injustice, a case that porting at a protest scene therefore erred by conclud- about nine minutes. with tall barriers of chain- resolved later. prosecutors have pursued as a working member of despite international con- the media is not a crime. demnation from free press It is a right that must be advocates who say she Teacher vaccinations go untracked protected,” Amnesty In- was just doing her job. ternational said. The case of Des Moines Register reporter Andrea But Des Moines police amid school reopening push Sahouri, who was pep- and County Attorney John per sprayed and arrested Sarcone’s of ce have not By Casey Smith while reporting on a clash backed down. They argue ASSOCIATED PRESS/ between protesters and that Sahouri wasn’t wear- REPORT FOR AMERICA police, will highlight an ing press credentials and aggressive response by appeared to be a partic- The national rush to vac- Iowa authorities against ipant in an unlawful as- cinate teachers in hopes those who organized and sembly, saying journalists of soon reopening pan- attended protests that do not have a free pass to demic-shuttered schools erupted last summer and ignore dispersal orders. is running into one basic occasionally turned vio- The only such order iden- problem: Almost no one lent. ti ed in court documents knows how many are get- Sahouri and her former was issued roughly 90 ting the shots, or refusing boyfriend are charged minutes before the arrest. to get them. with failure to disperse Sahouri, recently hon- States and many dis- and interference with of- ored by the Iowa News- tricts have not been keep- cial acts, misdemeanors paper Association as one ing track of school employ- that could bring nes and of the state’s best young ee vaccinations, even as PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS up to 30 days in jail. They reporters, has continued the U.S. prioritizes teach- to cover public safety Granby kindergarten school teacher Christina Kibby receives the Johnson face an estimated two-day ers nationwide. Vaccines trial at Drake Universi- while the charges have & Johnson COVID-19 vaccine by pharmacist Madeline Acquilano, left, at are not required for edu- ty in what the U.S. Press loomed. cators to return to school Hartford Hospital in Hartford, Conn. Freedom Tracker says While 126 journalists were buildings, but the absence where teachers were pri- they are not in position to district where learning could be the rst for a arrested or detained during of data complicates efforts oritized, including Las survey employees them- remains largely remote, is working journalist nation- 2020’s unrest, most either to address parents’ con- Vegas, Chicago and Louis- selves. not keeping track either wide since 2018. weren’t charged or had cerns about health risk ville, Ken. In Oregon, where teach- as it works toward launch- Sahouri’s newspaper, the charges dropped, the Press levels and some teachers Some state agencies ers began receiving vac- ing a hybrid model for ele- Iowa Freedom of Informa- Freedom Tracker says. Four- unions’ calls for wide- tion Council and Amnesty teen still face charges. spread vaccinations as and districts have said cines in January, the state mentary schools by April. a condition of reopening privacy concerns prevent Health Authority can’t No states are publicly re- schools. them from tracking or say for sure how many porting the percentage of The number of school publishing teacher vac- have been vaccinated be- teachers and school staff Ex-chief: Dallas cop staff members receiving cination data. Others say cause the agency does not that have been vaccinated, vaccinations — and re- vaccine administration track the profession of re- according to a Johns Hop- fusal rates — are unclear sites are not tracking re- cipients. Portland Public kins University analysis kept on job to not in several large districts cipients’ occupations and Schools, the state’s largest published Thursday. tip him off to probe Detroit mayor turned down DALLAS (AP) — The forward in 2019 and Dallas Police Depart- told police he kidnapped ment allowed an of cer and killed two people, J&J vaccine in favor of others to continue patrolling for 31-year-old Liza Saenz By David Eggert are offered the J&J vac- more than a year while and 61-year-old Albert ASSOCIATED PRESS cine should “take it be- investigating whether he Douglas, in separate 2017 cause declining ... could ordered two people to be attacks. Garcia said nei- LANSING, Mich. — De- be the difference between killed because it didn’t ther killing was connected troit this week turned down life and death.” In a state- want to tip him off, the to Riser’s police work, but 6,200 doses of the newly au- ment Friday, she cau- city’s former police chief that investigators were thorized Johnson & John- tioned against comparing said. still trying to determine son coronavirus vaccine, the three vaccines — as Former Police Chief U. the motives. with Mayor Mike Duggan the mayor did — because Renee Hall, who left the Garcia, who became favoring shots from P zer of differences in when and department at the end chief last month, didn’t and Moderna for now. where each company con- of 2020, told The Dallas explain why Riser was ar- “Johnson & Johnson is a ducted its studies, with Morning News that the rested nearly 20 months very good vaccine. Moder- the P zer and Moderna decision not to place Of - after the witness came na and P zer are the best,” research nished before cer Bryan Riser on leave forward, and police de- he said Thursday. “And I concerning variants began was made in conjunc- clined to answer subse- am going to do everything tion with federal law en- quent questions about the spreading. PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS I can to make sure that In the U.S., the two-dose forcement and the Dallas timing. Both victims were residents of the city of De- P zer and Moderna shots Detroit Mayor Mike Duggan speaks in Detroit. County district attorney’s shot and their bodies were of ce. dumped in the Trinity troit get the best.” were 95 percent protec- rus special adviser Andy their age or where they Duggan said the allot- “Doing anything differ- River, according to inves- tive against symptomatic Slavitt said Friday that work. Non-residents can ment of 29,000 P zer and ent, we may not have been tigators. Saenz’s body was COVID-19. J&J’s one-dose the White House talked to also get a shot if they work Moderna doses “covered able to bring justice to the recovered but Douglas’ effectiveness of 85 percent the Detroit mayor’s of ce, in manufacturing in the everyone who wanted a families,” she said. wasn’t. against severe COVID-19 which called the situation city. vaccination this week.” dropped to 66 percent when Riser, 36, was arrested Three men were charged a “misunderstanding.” J&J’s vaccine is pro- On Friday, he said the city moderate cases were rolled Thursday on two counts of with capital murder in the “In fact, he is very eager duced using a cell line will accept J&J vaccines in. The Food and Drug Ad- capital murder and taken killing of Saenz: Kevin in the state’s next alloca- ministration has reported for the Johnson & John- derived from an aborted to the Dallas County Jail, Kidd, Emmanuel Kilpat- tion, calling them “a key that, just like its predeces- son vaccine,” Slavitt said fetus, which has prompted where he was being held rick and Jermon Simmons. part of our expansion of sors, the J&J shot offers of Duggan. moral concerns from Cath- Friday on $5 million bond Kilpatrick is serving life vaccine centers.” strong protection against As of Wednesday, 11 per- olic leaders. The chairmen after a court appearance in prison for the killings of Duggan’s initial com- the worst outcomes, hospi- cent of Detroit residents of the United States Con- Thursday night. a father and son. Kidd and ments con icted with guid- talization and death. age 16 and older had gotten ference of Catholic Bish- Court records don’t list Simmons remain in Dal- ance from top state and “All of the vaccines are at least one dose. The state- ops’ committees on doc- an attorney for Riser, who las County jail on capital federal health of cials. safe and effective and I wide rate was 19 percent. trine and abortion issues told the court he would murder charges stemming Dr. Joneigh Khaldun, recommend that all vac- Detroit this week ex- said the P zer or Moderna hire one. from the killings of Saenz Michigan’s chief medical cines be offered in all com- panded vaccinations to vaccines are preferable Dallas’ new police chief, and the father and son. executive, said earlier in munities,” Khaldun said. any resident who is a fac- “if one has the ability to Eddie Garcia, said Thurs- Simmons is also charged the week that people who White House coronavi- tory worker, no matter choose a vaccine.” day that someone came in another death. A8 SATURDAY, MARCH 6, 2021 LOOK! National Dentist’s Day, National Frozen Food Day, National Oreo Cookie Day, National Dress Day
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By Allysha Children ranging from Masks have become an in the school, waiting Dunnigan 2.9 years old to ninth-grad- aspect of everyday life, on the footprints on the ITEM STAFF ers participated and joined and the Sacred Heart oor, and being mindful together to decorate the scholars know that it is a to wash and sanitize their LYNN — Sacred Heart school with signs, stream- health and safety piece to hands,” she said. School celebrated 100 ers and balloons. the day. Relihan said the Relihan said she is days of in-person learning Every classroom did a students do not com- grateful that they have last Friday, marking the 100-day activity, such as plain about the masks, been able to host classes milestone with an array collecting 100 items in the temperature checks and in person all year and of celebrations. classroom and art projects social distancing and they that the school knows Students left their relating to this topic. acknowledge that they they need to work hard uniforms at home as they “The kids loved it. We are necessary. and abide by the changes dressed up in their best got many thank you cards “Going from not being in brought on by the pan- “elderly clothing,” styling from our scholars saying the building, to mobilizing demic. gray wigs, mustaches and how great the day was,” to remote learning within She was happy that carrying canes to appear Relihan said. two weeks of us closing, they were able to switch “100 years older.” Teachers Sacred Heart is one of to successfully hosting things up and do some- did the opposite, dressing three private schools in remote learning and then thing fun with the stu- in onesie pajamas and the city that has been opening in September was dents, after the crazy year pigtails, aiming to appear hosting in-person classes a huge accomplishment,” everyone has had. “100 years younger.” since September, having she said, highlighting the “It’s about the fun that’s This is a traditional cel- to close and work re- signi cance of this year’s part of school,” she said. ebration to honor the rst motely only once due to a 100-day festivities. She wants people to 100 days at the Catholic positive COVID-19 case. Relihan said the stu- know that Sacred Heart school, but Sacred Heart “It was a great cele- dents were so excited to is open for enrollment Principal Kristina Reli- bration of our accom- return to the building in and encourages people to han said that it was more plishment of learning September and be back come join their family. bittersweet this year after for 100 days, growing for with their peers. Allysha Dunnigan can COURTESY PHOTOS being forced to close down 100 days and just being “They were so mindful be reached at adunnigan@ Sacred Heart celebrates 100 days of in-person last March. together,” Relihan said. of the new traf c patterns itemlive.com. learning.
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By Daniel Kane something a little bit more the Rams have plenty to opportunities for returning ITEM STAFF normal after so long.” gure out in a short win- and new players to step up. That enthusiasm will be dow before their season It’s exciting. Figuring who LYNN — After waiting needed to get up to speed opener on Friday. Several ts where, that’s what this more than a year to return in a short time, especially key pieces from last sea- next week is about.” to play, the Classical girls for a group of multi-sport son — Amber Crayton, Plenty of names will basketball team isn’t going athletes coming off a series pitch in on the roster this to be taking any second on Kiara Edmonds, Jean Gup- the court for granted this of postponed seasons. ton-Morrison and Lindsey year, starting with a small season. Now, less than a “We’re going to be in the Valeri — have graduated senior class. Forward Sail- week before the Rams’s same boat as everyone and left large holes to ll or Brinkler and guard season opener, the excite- else in the Greater Boston all over the court. Amelia Pedro will lead the ment is starting to boil League,” Sawyer said. “Our “We’ve got seven kids charge, while fellow senior over. season typically follows a that were on varsity last Deshawna Rucker will “I think we’re all excited, fall sports season and a lot year returning so that’s look to step up this year as kids and coaches to get this of our players have a whole good,” Sawyer, who’s en- well. Junior guards Reese opportunity,” Rams coach sports season under their tering his 15th year as Brinkler and Molly Man- Tom Sawyer said. “We’re belts. So it’s going to take head coach, said. “But we nion will also bring some ITEM FILE PHOTO | OLIVIA FALCIGNO a few days in now and the a little longer to knock off also lost four seniors who valuable experience to the smiles are still as big as the rust.” played almost every min- mix. Junior guard Molly Mannion is one of several ever. I’m just really happy But time isn’t on any- ute of every game last sea- key returners for the Classical girls basketball for them to be able to do body’s side right now and son. There will be a lot of CLASSICAL, B2 team this season. NHL players voice support for women’s pro league By John Wawrow the video: “Every young girl ASSOCIATED PRESS deserves to have the same visible hockey role models Jason Spezza would have as every young boy.” jumped at the opportuni- It was a message echoed ty to voice his support for by Edmonton Oilers for- women’s hockey even if he ward Kyle Turris, who par- didn’t have four daughters ticipated in the video. growing up at home. The veteran Maple Leafs “I have two sons and a forward was a big fan of the daughter, and yeah, I think women’s game long before it’s important,” Turris said. he was married, dating to “I want my daughter to years ago when Spezza at- grow up thinking she can tended a pre-Winter Games run the world if she wants tune-up between Canada to do as well.” and the United States at a Founded in May 2019 fol- ITEM FILE PHOTO | OLIVIA FALCIGNO rink in suburban Toronto. lowing the demise of the Ca- “It was one of the nadian Hockey League, the KIPP junior Marco Escobar (center), who led the Massachusetts Charter School Athletic Orga- PWHPA is made up of the nization in scoring last season, will lead a talented offense for the Panthers in 2021 best hockey games I’ve watched,” he recalled this world’s top female players week. “There were 6,000 united in a bid to establish people packed in the build- a single North American KIPP boys soccer set to embark ing. And it didn’t matter professional league — ide- that it was males or fe- ally backed by the NHL — males. It was just a great with a long-term sustain- hockey game.” able economic model. on rst season in MIAA That memory, coupled The association’s mem- with the invested personal bers have balked at playing ney with the program,” Marco Escobar, who was have a great mix of guys By Mike Alongi interest he has for his chil- for the U.S.-based six-team ITEM SPORTS EDITOR said KIPP coach Jon the MCSAO’s leading coming back from last dren, helped prompt Spez- National Women’s Hock- Langlois, who is now in scorer in 2019, is back to year’s team,” said Lan- LYNN — The last time za to be one of numerous ey League, and instead his third season with the lead the offensive attack glois. “We had a great the KIPP Academy boys NHL players to participate have been holding a series Panthers. “The guys are for the Panthers, while group of eighth graders a soccer team was on the in the Professional Wom- of barnstorming weekend obviously just incredibly the group of sophomores few years ago and they’re eld, it was competing en’s Hockey Players’ Asso- events called the “Dream in the semi nal round of excited to be back out on that includes Kenny De now starting to come ciation’s latest campaign Gap Tour.” the Massachusetts Char- the eld playing togeth- Leon, Kevin Rodriguez, into their own as sopho- promoting the need to es- This year’s tour opened ter School Athletic Orga- er again, so we’re enjoy- Jeff Paz and Gabriel mores. Marco is back as tablish a new North Ameri- with New Hampshire and nization (MCSAO) tour- ing every minute of this Barrios is set to make a our leading scorer. We’ve can women’s league. Minnesota playing two nament. Now, as a new year.” big impact this year. Se- got a talented new group “I think regardless if I games, including one at member of the MIAA, KIPP is hitting the nior Anderson Rodriguez of eighth graders this have daughters or not, I Madison Square Garden the Panthers are excited eld at a perfect time for will add more veteran year to build with. We’re think it’s a really import- on Sunday, which was tele- to hit the eld and make the program, as a strong presence, while a strong de nitely deeper than we ant cause,” Spezza said. vised nationally in both “But it de nitely hits more their mark. group of sophomores is group of eighth graders ever have been as a pro- the U.S. and Canada. This close to home for me with “It’s really exciting to starting to hit its stride is coming up this year as gram.” weekend, the two PWHPA having four daughters and be moving into the MIAA alongside some other vet- well. U.S. hub teams will play a wife, and women’s rights and starting a new jour- eran contributors. Junior “We’re very lucky to KIPP, B2 two games at Chicago, in- and talking about equality, which we talk about quite cluding a contest at the a a bit about in our house.” United Center on Saturday Titled “Stick In The that will be televised on ‘Miracle on Ice’ star Mark Pavelich Ground,” a one-minute NBC Sports Network. video released last week The games represent a features U.S. and Canadi- homecoming of sorts to U.S. an women’s national team national team member Bri- dies at treatment home players, NHL players, ten- anna Decker, who grew up MINNEAPOLIS — A in Sauk Centre, Minneso- deepest condolences to University of Minneso- nis great Billie Jean King a Blackhawks fan in Wis- member of the “Miracle on ta, on Thursday morning. Mark’s family & friends. ta-Duluth and assisted and even Toronto Mayor consin. “I’m super exited to play Ice” Olympic hockey team The cause and manner of (He is) forever a part of Mike Eruzione on the John Tory discussing the there,” the two-time Olym- has died at a treatment death are still pending. hockey history.” winning goal against the importance of planting a pian said, adding, “my center for mental illness. “We are saddened to Pavelich was undergo- heavily favored Soviet stick to bene t the future of women’s hockey. brothers are de nitely jeal- Officials in Anoka Coun- hear about the passing of ing treatment at the home Union in the 1980 Olym- As PWHPA executive and ous.” ty, Minnesota, confirmed 1980 Olympic gold medal- as part of a civil commit- pics. That U.S. team went Hockey Hall of Fame mem- Friday that 63-year-old ist Mark Pavelich,” USA ment for assaulting his on to win the gold medal. neighbor in Cook Coun- ber Jayna Hefford says in HOCKEY, B2 Mark Pavelich died at Hockey said in a state- Pavelich spent five sea- ty, Minnesota, in August the Eagle’s Healing Nest ment. “We extend our sons with the NHL’s New 2019, the Minneapolis York Rangers and played Star Tribune reported. briefly for the Minneso- Pavelich thought the man ta North Stars and San had spiked his beer. Jose Sharks. He sold his He was charged with gold medal for more than felony assault but Judge $250,000 in 2014, two Michael Cuzzo found he years after his wife, Kara, was incompetent to stand trial because he was men- died in an accidental fall. tally ill and dangerous. Pavelich’s sister, Jean According to the judge’s Gevik, didn’t immediately order from December respond to a message. 2019, a psychologist found The Rangers said in a Pavelich was suffering statement they were sad- from delusions and para- dened by Pavelich’s death. “His determination, pas- noia. Another psychologist FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS found he suffered from a sion and dazzling play- FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS mild neurocognitive disor- making ability earned him U.S. forward Brianna Decker will enjoy a home- der due to traumatic brain the adoration of Rangers coming of sorts this weekend when the Profes- Mark Pavelich (right) of the 1980 U.S. ice hock- injury, likely related to re- fans during his five-year sional Women’s Hockey Players’ Association ey team died at the Eagle’s Healing Nest in peated head injuries. tenure in New York,” the holds its next Dream Gap Tour stop in Chicago. Sauk Centre, Minn., Thursday morning. Pavelich starred at the team said. B2 SPORTS THE DAILY ITEM SATURDAY, MARCH 6, 2021 SPORTS BRIEF Classical girls basketball looks to Peabody Boys and Girls Basketball attending from June 28 to July 2 School 2021 and/or July 12-16 and the girls The Peabody Basketball School is attending from July 19-23. All camps returning in 2021, and sign-ups are will run from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. Mon- continue growth on the court now available via the Peabody Recre- day through Friday. ation Department. The school is open to boys and girls The Peabody Basketball School is from third to ninth grade and the CLASSICAL nament to shoot for, the run by Peabody High boys basketball coach Thad Broughton, and the staff cost is $150. To register, contact the From B1 goals will be shifting in of the school consists of players and Peabody Recreation Department 2021. coaches from his Tanners team. online at peabodyrecreation.com, by “Our group is full of “Because it’s a brand The school will be split up between phone at 978-536-7130 or in person new league with no sum- boys and girls camps, with the boys at 50 Farm Ave. players that work hard, are really coachable and mer or fall work, I really all want to learn every have no idea what it will HIGH SCHOOL SCHEDULE day,” Sawyer said. “Even be like,” Sawyer said. “We in the short time we’ve played Malden last year MONDAY Marblehead at Peabody (5:30) been practicing I’ve al- and split two games with Boys Soccer Salem at Swampscott (5:30) ready seen improvement them, but we didn’t play KIPP at Winthrop (4) Winthrop at Saugus (5:30) up and down. They want any of the other schools. Northeast at Tech (6) WEDNESDAY to learn to get better and Since we won’t know how Girls Soccer Boys Soccer Winthrop at KIPP (4) they’re taking everything we stack up, that just Tech at Northeast (4) Tech at Northeast (4) we say and putting it into means we can focus on Volleyball Winthrop at KIPP (6) application. They’ve done worrying about ourselves Lynnfield at Newburyport (5:30) Girls Soccer a good job building upon and be the best version of TUESDAY KIPP at Winthrop (4) progress each day.” what we can be. Northeast at Tech (4) Volleyball Last season, Classical “Getting in court and Tech at Northeast (4) Volleyball spent much of the year being safe is the top pri- Fellowship at KIPP (5) Lynnfield at Triton (5:30) pursuing a state tour- ority,” Sawyer said. “And nament berth, eventual- along the way we want to NBA ly punching their ticket improve all the way along before losing to a strong the season.” EASTERN CONFERENCE WESTERN CONFERENCE Newburyport team. Now, Classical opens up the ITEM FILE PHOTO | SPENSER HASAK Atlantic Division Southwest Division W L Pct GB W L Pct GB in a new, unfamiliar season Friday afternoon Classical girls basketball coach Tom Sawyer is Philadelphia 24 12 .667 — San Antonio 18 14 .563 — league without any tour- (4) on the road at Revere. entering his 15th as head coach of the Rams. Brooklyn 24 13 .649 ½ Dallas 18 16 .529 1 Boston 19 17 .528 5 Memphis 16 16 .500 2 New York 19 18 .514 5½ New Orleans 15 21 .417 5 Toronto 17 19 .472 7 Houston 11 23 .324 8 Southeast Division Northwest Division W L Pct GB W L Pct GB KIPP boys soccer set to embark Miami 18 18 .500 — Utah 27 9 .750 — Charlotte 17 18 .486 ½ Portland 21 14 .600 5½ Atlanta 16 20 .444 2 Denver 21 15 .583 6 Washington 14 20 .412 3 Oklahoma City 15 21 .417 12 Orlando 13 23 .361 5 Minnesota 7 29 .194 20 Central Division Pacific Division on rst season in MIAA W L Pct GB W L Pct GB Milwaukee 22 14 .611 — Phoenix 24 11 .686 — KIPP nitely had to make an ad- Chicago 16 18 .471 5 L.A. Lakers 24 13 .649 1 justment to the weather, Indiana 16 19 .457 5½ L.A. Clippers 24 14 .632 1½ From B1 Cleveland 14 22 .389 8 Golden State 19 18 .514 6 which has been tough for Detroit 10 26 .278 12 Sacramento 14 22 .389 10½ The Panthers hit the everyone,” said Langlois. Thursday’s Games Friday’s Games ground running when they “But at the same time, Boston 132, Toronto 125 No games scheduled. were allowed to start prac- our guys have been able to Washington 119, L.A. Clippers 117 Saturday’s Games adapt and now we’re just New York 114, Detroit 104 No games scheduled. ticing a little less than two Denver 113, Indiana 103 Sunday’s Games weeks ago, with the team’s moving forward. Every- Milwaukee 112, Memphis 111 2021 All-Star Game enthusiasm through the one’s going to have to deal Miami 103, New Orleans 93 Team Durant vs Team LeBron, 8 with it, so we have to em- Oklahoma City 107, San Antonio 102 p.m., Atlanta roof from the very start. brace it.” Phoenix 120, Golden State 98 Monday’s Games “The guys have put in a Portland 123, Sacramento 119 No games scheduled. KIPP will play its rst lot of hard work over the ever MIAA game Monday past couple weeks, but afternoon (4) on the road NHL they bring so much enthu- against Winthrop in a siasm every time they’re East Division West Division non-conference bout. GP W L OT Pts GF GA GP W L OT Pts GF GA out there,” said Langlois. “It’s our rst game in Wash 22 13 5 4 30 75 70 Vegas 19 14 4 1 29 61 41 “I think everyone has been NYI 23 13 6 4 30 63 52 St. Louis 23 13 8 2 28 75 73 the MIAA, so we’re going Phila 20 12 5 3 27 67 62 Colorado 20 12 7 1 25 61 48 waiting for this for such a to enjoy it and take things Boston 20 12 5 3 27 60 52 Minnesota 20 12 7 1 25 62 54 long time, Monday can’t Pittsburgh 22 12 9 1 25 68 71 Arizona 22 10 9 3 23 59 66 minute by minute,” said NYR 21 9 9 3 21 59 55 LA 21 9 8 4 22 62 59 come fast enough.” NJ 19 7 10 2 16 47 60 Langlois. “Everyone’s ex- San Jose 20 8 10 2 18 59 77 Buffalo 21 6 12 3 15 48 65 Getting out on the eld Anaheim 23 6 12 5 17 48 69 cited to get back out on the Central Division North Division in early March also has GP W L OT Pts GF GA eld and play, but we’re Tampa Bay 21 16 4 1 33 74 41 GP W L OT Pts GF GA some disadvantages, par- also excited to try to make Toronto 25 18 5 2 38 88 59 Carolina 23 16 6 1 33 81 62 ticularly the fact that the Florida 22 14 4 4 32 72 64 Winnipeg 23 15 7 1 31 78 62 our mark in a new league ITEM FILE PHOTO | OLIVIA FALCIGNO Chicago 24 12 7 5 29 75 71 Edmonton 25 14 11 0 28 80 78 temperature is barely hit- and against new competi- Columbus 25 10 10 5 25 69 80 Montreal 22 10 6 6 26 71 65 Nashville 23 10 13 0 20 55 73 Calgary 24 11 11 2 24 66 73 ting 40 degrees most days. tion. It’s going to be a fun KIPP’s Anderson Rodriguez (right) will be a se- Detroit 26 7 16 3 17 54 87 Vancouver 27 10 15 2 22 77 91 “Our guys have de - season.” nior leader on a young Panthers team. Dallas 18 6 8 4 16 48 50 Ottawa 26 8 17 1 17 70 102
Friday’s Games Anaheim at Colorado, 8 p.m. Washington at Boston, 7 p.m. Columbus at Dallas, 8 p.m. Tampa Bay at Chicago, 8 p.m. St. Louis at Los Angeles, 9 p.m. NHL players voice support for Anaheim at Colorado, 9 p.m. Calgary at Edmonton, 10 p.m. Minnesota at Arizona, 9 p.m. Vegas at San Jose, 10:30 p.m. St. Louis at Los Angeles, 9 p.m. Sunday’s Games Vegas at San Jose, 10:30 p.m. Buffalo at N.Y. Islanders, 12 p.m. Saturday’s Games Tampa Bay at Chicago, 2:30 p.m. launching women’s pro league Buffalo at N.Y. Islanders, 1 p.m. N.Y. Rangers at New Jersey, 1 p.m. Florida at Carolina, 5 p.m. Philadelphia at Pittsburgh, 1 p.m. New Jersey at Boston, 5 p.m. the CWHL or NWHL. Commissioner Gary PWHPA both monetary Washington at Philadelphia, 7 p.m. HOCKEY Florida at Nashville, 2 p.m. “There should be some- Bettman has previously Minnesota at Arizona, 7 p.m. N.Y. Rangers at Pittsburgh, 7:30 p.m. From B1 and organizational sup- Toronto at Vancouver, 7 p.m. Nashville at Dallas, 8 p.m. thing bigger and bet- said the league is open to port, including attracting Winnipeg at Montreal, 7 p.m. Ottawa at Calgary, 9:30 p.m. Decker is particularly ter out there for us once establishing a league, but corporate sponsors. impressed by the support you’re done with college,” not at the expense of forc- Timing is becoming an TODAY IN SPORTS the PWHPA has generat- she said, referring to a ing an existing league like issue, with the PWHPA ed from NHL players and dedicated dressing room the NWHL out of business. hoping it can align the its franchises. to being able to do your Deputy commissioner Bill launch of a league with March 6 an NBA season-high 61 points laundry at the rink. “Those Daly said the league’s po- the quadrennial boost 1920 — Mickey Roach of and had 23 rebounds in a “Kyle Turris saying he wants his daughter to are some little things that sition hasn’t changed. women’s hockey gains Toronto scores five goals to 123-103 victory over the Los we’re striving for, aside “I think the league and have the same opportu- from Olympic competition. lead the St. Patricks to an Angeles Clippers. from a nancial backing.” our board are supportive nities as himself, that’s The Beijing Games are a 11-2 rout of the Quebec Bull- 2001 — George Mason beats And that’s where PWH- of women’s hockey, pe- year away. dogs. North Carolina-Wilmington what we’re striving to do,” PA members say the NHL riod,” Daly wrote in an “We want the NHL to 1976 — Dorothy Hamill wins 35-33 in the second-lowest she said. “Right now, we needs to step in. The email to The Associated the World Figure Skating scoring game in the shot-clock have college hockey. And league has provided some Press on Friday. “We un- step in and be like, ‘We’re Championships in Goteberg, era of NCAA basketball. if you’re at the elite lev- monetary support in the derstand it’s importance going to support your Sweden. 2010 — Devin Harris scores el, you make the national past, while also increasing to the game generally and league.’ We want that and 1977 — Montclair State’s 31 points and the New Jersey team. But after college, the visibility of top female the growth of our game we wish it was that easy,” Carol Blazejowski scores 52 Nets erased an early 16-point you’re usually just done players by including them going forward. But as you Decker said. “Hopefully, points against Queens Col- deficit to beat New York 113- playing, which is sad.” in each of the past two All- are seeing, that support Gary Bettman and the lege, setting a new collegiate 93. The Knicks miss all 18 Decker played at Wiscon- Star weekend festivities. can (and does) take a vari- NHL can gure out a way scoring record (for men or attempts in the most futile sin, where she had more The NHL, however, has ety of forms.” to have our league started women) in the current Madi- 3-point shooting night in access to resources and stopped short at commit- The NHL Players’ As- and get going, and have son Square Garden in New league history. training facilities than something that’s going to York. 2011 — Lindsey Vonn clinch- ting to back a women’s pro sociation has also been 1982 — The San Antonio es her third discipline title in when she played in either league. on board in providing the be long-term for us soon.” Spurs and Milwaukee Bucks three days with a super-G vic- combine for 337 points in the tory to wrap up a memorable TV/RADIO highest scoring game in NBA weekend of ski racing in Tarvi- history, to that point. The sio, Italy. Vonn took the Auto racing 3 p.m...... 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NBCSN Women’s college basketball 12:30 p.m...... Wolverhampton Wanderers at Aston Villa ...... NBCSN 4-2 victory over Hartford. 4-3 victory over Notre Dame in 12 p.m...... Syracuse vs. Louisville ...... ACC Network Bundesliga: Dortmund at Bayern Munich ...... ABC 2000 — Shaquille O’Neal of the longest game in NCAA St. John’s vs. UConn ...... FS1 Women’s college volleyball the Los Angeles Lakers scores Division I ice hockey history. 2:30 p.m...... Atlantic Coast semifinal ...... ACC Network 2 p.m...... Purdue at Penn State ...... ESPNU SATURDAY, MARCH 6, 2021 THE DAILY ITEM B3 NATION Jump in hiring fuels optimism for U.S. economic recovery By Christopher In suggesting the econ- and so are not classi ed as have accumulated a huge Rugaber omy is on the mend, the unemployed. If they were pile of savings as Ameri- ASSOCIATED PRESS strong jobs report could included, along with a sepa- cans slashed their spend- complicate President Joe rate group that was misclas- ing. Much of that is ex- WASHINGTON — U.S. Biden’s struggle to push si ed as working, the unem- pected to be spent once employers added a surpris- through his $1.9 trillion ployment rate would be 9.3 people feel more comfort- ingly robust 379,000 jobs COVID-19 relief package, percent, according to Oxford able about going out. last month in a sign the which passed the House PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS economy is strengthening Economics. Last month’s job growth and is before the Senate. Still, one year after the was driven by a steady Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell, as virus cases drop, vacci- It would provide, among nations ramp up, Ameri- pandemic triggered a sud- recovery of bars, restau- R-Ky., arrives at the Capitol in Washington. other things, $1,400 checks den recession, economists rants and hotels. Bars and cans spend more and states to most adults, hundreds are increasingly optimis- restaurants, in particu- ease business restrictions. more in weekly unemploy- tic that hiring will acceler- lar, snapped back, adding The February gain ment bene ts and anoth- Minimum wage hike ate in the coming months 286,000 jobs as business marked a sharp pickup er round of aid to small from the 166,000 jobs that businesses at a time when as Americans seize the restrictions eased in Cal- were added in January many Americans have seen opportunity to once again ifornia and other states. falls short as Senate and the loss of 306,000 their income shrivel and travel, shop, attend sport- This week, Texas joined in December. Yet it rep- have fallen behind on rent, ing events, go to the mov- some other states in an- debates virus bill resents just a fraction of mortgages and other bills. ies and eat at restaurants. nouncing it will fully re- the roughly 9.5 million White House press sec- Households as a whole open its economy. By Alan Fram tax breaks for lower-earn- that the economy must re- retary Jen Psaki said ASSOCIATED PRESS ers and families with chil- gain to get back to where Friday that the job gains dren, and subsidies for it was before the crisis. have been too slow and WASHINGTON — The health insurance. Unemployment fell from that much higher unem- Senate seemingly killed The Senate had voted 6.3 percent to 6.2 percent, ployment rates among progressives’ last-ditch 51-50 Thursday to begin the Labor Department Hispanic and Black Amer- effort to include a min- debating the legislation, reported Friday. That is icans show the need for imum wage hike in the with Vice President Ka- down dramatically from more aid. She noted that it Democrats’ $1.9 trillion mala Harris casting the 14.8 percent last April, just will take several years to COVID-19 relief bill Fri- pivotal tie-breaking vote. after the virus erupted in recover from the pandem- day, as the chamber be- That nail-biter and the the United States. But it’s ic layoffs. gan climactic votes on the eleventh-hour deals Dem- well above the pre-pan- “This is unacceptable,” huge package embodying ocratic leaders were cut- demic rate of 3.5 percent. Psaki said. “Congress must President Joe Biden’s top ting with rank-and- le “The recovery really pass the American Rescue legislative priority. lawmakers re ected the has some legs, some mo- Plan now so we can get Senators voted 58-42 delicate task they faced mentum now,” said Odeta Americans back to work.” against the increase, of moving the measure PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS Kushi, deputy chief econ- About 4 million people though the vote wasn’t through the precariously omist at First American who have lost their jobs have A man walks into a restaurant displaying a yet formally gaveled to divided 50-50 chamber. Financial Corp. stopped looking for work “Now Hiring” sign. a close. Eight Democrats The package faces a solid voted against the propos- wall of GOP opposition. al, suggesting that Sen. Senate approval, con- Bernie Sanders, I-Vt., and sidered likely over the House impeachment manager sues other progressives vowing weekend, would give the to continue the ght in House time to approve the coming months will face a legislation and whisk it to Trump and his allies over riot dif cult ght. Biden for his signature. Though the number of First, the Senate was By Colleen Long And nie Thompson last month his Senate acquittal. uliani and Republican Rep. Democrats opposing the preparing to vote on a Michael Balsamo in an attempt to hold the Swalwell charges that Mo Brooks of Alabama, proposal was a surprise, mountain of amendments, ASSOCIATED PRESS former president account- Trump, his son Donald Jr., had made “false and incen- its defeat was not. Solid mostly by GOP opponents able in some way for his along with former New diary allegations of fraud Republican opposition had and virtually all destined WASHINGTON — Rep. actions Jan. 6, following York City Mayor Rudy Gi- and theft, and in direct re- guaranteed in advance to fail but designed to Eric Swalwell, who served sponse to the Defendant’s that proponents would force Democrats to take as a House manager in express calls for violence fall well short of the 60 politically awkward votes. Donald Trump’s last im- votes needed to win. The at the rally, a violent mob But among those amend- peachment trial, led a proposal would boost the attacked the U.S. Capitol.” ments was a Democratic lawsuit Friday against federal minimum wage The lawsuit spells out in proposal expected to pass the former president, his to $15 hourly by 2025, up that would trim the House detail how the Trumps, Gi- son, lawyer and a Repub- from its current $7.25. bill’s $400 weekly emergen- uliani and Brooks spread lican congressman whose The overall bill, aimed cy unemployment bene ts. actions he charges led to baseless claims of election at battling the killer virus Under the compromise, January’s insurrection. fraud, both before and af- and nursing the staggered those payments — pay- The California Demo- ter the 2020 presidential economy back to health, able on top of regular crat’s suit, led in federal election was declared, and will provide direct pay- state bene ts — would be court in Washington, al- charges that they helped ments of up to $1,400 to reduced to $300, but run leges a conspiracy to vio- to spin up the thousands of most Americans. There’s an extra month through late civil rights, along with rioters before they stormed also money for COVID-19 September. The amend- PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS negligence, inciting a riot the Capitol. Five people vaccines and testing, aid ment, sponsored by Sen. and in icting emotional House impeachment manager Rep. Eric Swal- died as a result of the vi- to state and local govern- Tom Carper, D-Del., would distress. It follows a simi- well, D-Calif., speaks during the second impeach- olence on Jan. 6, including ments, help for schools also reduce taxes on un- lar suit led by Rep. Ben- ment trial of former President Donald Trump. a U.S. Capitol Police of cer. and the airline industry, employment bene ts. Trump State Department aide charged with assault at Capitol
By Alanna Durkin ca Great Again” hat amid shield, which had been Richer the throng of people in stolen from an officer, in ASSOCIATED PRESS a tunnel trying to force between the Capitol doors, their way into the Cap- preventing police from A former State Depart- itol on Jan. 6, the papers closing them, authorities ment aide in President Don- say. Klein pushed his way say. Eventually, an officer ald Trump’s administra- toward the doors, where, used chemical spray, forc- tion has been charged with authorities say, “he phys- ing Klein to move some- participating in the deadly ically and verbally en- where else, officials say. siege at the Capitol and as- gaged” with officers trying Klein was arrested saulting officers who were to keep the mob back. Thursday in Virginia and trying to guard the building, Klein was seen on cam- faces charges including court papers show. era violently shoving a obstructing Congress and It’s the first known case riot shield into an officer assaulting officers using a PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS to be brought against a and inciting the crowd as dangerous weapon. Trump appointee in the it tried to storm past the He was in custody on Fri- President Joe Biden, speaks as he meets with Vice President Kamala Jan. 6 insurrection, which police line, shouting, “We day and couldn’t be reached Harris, Transportation Secretary Pete Buttigieg, and members of the led to Trump’s historic need fresh people, we need for comment. It was not im- House of Representatives in the Oval Of ce. second impeachment. fresh people,” according to mediately clear whether he Federico Klein, who the charging documents. had an attorney who could also worked for Trump’s As the mob struggled comment on his behalf. A Biden signals support to 2016 campaign, was seen with police in the tun- Trump spokesman said he wearing a “Make Ameri- nel, Klein pushed the riot had no comment. replace war power authority
By Aamer Madhani wars in Iraq that presi- against facilities used by ASSOCIATED PRESS dents from both parties Kataib Hezbollah. The have relied on for legal strikes were in response WASHINGTON — Pres- justification to carry out to a rocket attack earlier ident Joe Biden on Friday strikes in the region. in February targeting U.S. signaled support to re- White House press sec- troops and civilian person- place decades-old authori- retary Jen Psaki said nel in northern Iraq with- zations for the use of mil- Biden was committed to out first seeking congres- itary force in the Middle working with Congress to sional approval. The U.S. East, a little more than a “ensure that the autho- has blamed the militia for week after he relied on the rizations for the use of numerous attacks target- authorizations to carry military force currently ing U.S. personnel and in- out a retaliatory airstrike on the books are replaced terests in Iraq in the past. against Iranian-backed with a narrow and spe- Sen. Tim Kaine, a lead militia in eastern Syria. cific framework that will sponsor of the bill, said the The Biden administra- ensure we can protect reliance on the decades tion announced its posi- Americans from terrorist old authorizations for use tion after a bipartisan bill threats while ending the of military force “serve no was introduced earlier forever wars.” operational purpose, keep this week that would re- Biden spurred biparti- us on permanent war foot- PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS peal the 1991 and 2002 san backlash last week af- ing, and undermine the U.S. Capitol Police push back rioters trying to enter the U.S. Capitol. authorizations for the ter he ordered the strikes sovereignty of Iraq.” B4 THE DAILY ITEM SATURDAY, MARCH 6, 2021 COMICS
OFF THE MARK / MARK PARISI MODERATELY CONFUSED / JEFF STAHLER DILBERT / SCOTT ADAMS
ROSE IS ROSE / PAT BRADY
GARFIELD / JIM DAVIS BIG NATE / LINCOLN PEIRCE
ARLO AND JANIS / JIMMY JOHNSON
HERMAN / JIM UNGER ZIGGY / TOM WILSON
THE BORN LOSER / ART AND CHIP SANSOM
CROSSWORD DEAR ABBY Falling-out with friend group puts wife in awkward position DEAR ABBY: I’m mar- vice from family about ried to the most patient, Dear Abby is written by Abigail whether I should talk to loving and wonderful Van Buren, also known as Jeanne the neighbor in person or husband in the world. anonymously submit a Recently, I had a fall- Phillips, and was founded by her complaint with the city. I ing-out with his friend mother, Pauline Phillips. Contact would go in person, but group. I admit I was not a Dear Abby at DearAbby.com or P.O. I’m somewhat shy, and good friend due to mental Box 69440, Los Angeles, CA 90069. I’m not sure how to start illness, and I know I may a conversation like that never earn their forgive- with someone I’ve never ness. I’m taking responsi- met. Any advice on this and a reminder of how working to get better. bility for my actions and would be so helpful. seeking help. Now I want horrible I was? You should not expect your husband to drop his SLEEP-DEPRIVED to move on and forget I KEEPING ever knew them. friends because you IN ARIZONA DISTANCE The problem is, my hus- messed up. They probably WILL be present in your DEAR SLEEP- band still hangs out with DEAR KEEPING: You them. He defended me lives for the foreseeable DEPRIVED: It would be have a mental illness and future, but that doesn’t interesting to know WHY when they talked nega- you acted out. Your illness tively about me, and con- mean you will always be your neighbor’s dog barks caused it, and it does not at odds. all night. Is it neglected, tinues to support me in all make you a bad person. my struggles, but they’re hungry or thirsty, tied up You cannot wave a still buddy-buddy as if DEAR ABBY: We outside and wanting to magic wand and expect nothing ever happened. I moved into a beautiful come in? Because you are this to go away. You have can’t help but think how new house a few months shy, write your neighbors awkward it is that he already taken an import- ago, and we’re having an a polite letter explaining hangs out with a bunch of ant rst step by admit- issue with a neighbor that their dog’s barking is people who hate me. ting to yourself that you whose dog barks all preventing you from get- The last thing I want is have a mental illness. If night. This has been go- ting a good night’s sleep to break up a friendship, you are now in treatment, ing on since the rst and ask if they can do and I know it’s petty to be you have also taken the night. I have tried to ig- something to help you angry that my husband second step. When you are nore it. I wear earplugs out. Give them a chance still hangs with them, strong enough, apologize or put a pillow over my to rectify the problem. but it still leaves a sour to his friend group for head, but nothing helps, However, if the animal is taste in my mouth. How any pain, embarrassment and it’s starting to affect being ignored and mis- can I learn to let go know- or disruption you caused my mood because I’m not treated, contact the ani- ing they will be a con- during an “episode” and getting enough sleep. mal control department stant presence in my life assure them you are I’m receiving mixed ad- in your city and report it. BRIDGE
Do you prefer cats or dogs? People tend to be in one of four South’s rst thought was to take categories: those who prefer cats to his two top trumps and start on dogs, those who prefer dogs to cats, the diamonds. If the defender with and those who like or dislike both. the last trump had at least three However, few are as funny about it diamonds, declarer could have dis- as August Strindberg, a Swedish carded a spade loser and made it dramatist, who said, “I loathe peo- home. ple who keep dogs. They are cow- However, there was a much safer ards who haven’t got the guts to bite play available. South let West win people themselves.” the second trick! In this way, the de- Bridge is a dog ght for every trick. fenders got their heart winner while Look upon defeat in a contract as there was still a trump on the board a catastrophe. Against South’s four- heart contract, West led the spade to ruff the third spade if the defend- king and switched accurately to a ers went back to that suit. trump. How should declarer have If you didn’t spot that play, your continued? partner would catapult you to the That trump switch was annoying doghouse. He might also start dog- because the defenders were threat- gedly to catalog your errors, and, ening to take three spades and one without fear of catcalls from my heart. After, say, a club shift, declar- readers, I can dogmatically state er could have ruffed a spade in the that that duck is the cat’s meow, dummy. doggone it! 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Center 5 O’Brien Page (N) Sober Truth” logue about a set of ve totems discov- WBTS The Ghost Light The Voice Debris “Pilot” Saturday Night News Saturday Night Live 1st Look its fourth week with the Pennzoil 400. A * NBC Series Live (N) at 11 ered in 1914, the action leaps forward eld including Kevin Harvick, Joey Lo- WFXT Entertainment 9-1-1 “Jinx” Name That Tune Boston Sports I Can See Your Just for This- TMZ (N) 300 years. With a planet headed for im- gano, Kurt Busch, Brad Keselowski and 9 FOX Tonight (N) “Episode 6” News Wrap Voice Laughs Minute pact with Earth, an evil overlord (Gary Martin Truex Jr. will do battle on the 1.5- WUTF (6:30) Película Película Programa Programa ››› Narc (2002) Ray Liotta, Oldman) prepares to battle a high priest mile tri-oval superspeedway. Logano won = UMA Jason Patric, Chi McBride. (Ian Holm) with knowledge of the to- WSBK Big Bang Big Bang ››› The Devil’s Own (1997, Suspense) Seinfeld Seinfeld Friends Friends Three Three Three this race for the second straight time a F MNT Theory Theory Harrison Ford, Brad Pitt. Stooges Stooges Stooges tems. Willis, a ying-taxi driver, lends his year ago, emerging from a multiple car WGBX (6:00) Les Misérables 25th Anniversary Concert at the O2 Bee Gees: One Night Only Las Rick Under- A Chef’s NOVA sts to the fray. Milla Jovovich and Luke pileup to come in ahead of Matt DiBene- L PBS Silver anniversary of the musical. Vegas concert. Steves ground Life Perry also star. detto under caution. 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Telem Zona nes Now! dom with this 1976 blockbuster about Crown” and “Ozark,” lead the eld of TV WABU Law & Order: Spe- Law & Order: Spe- Law & Order: Spe- Law & Order: Spe- Law & Order: Spe- Law & Order: Spe- Law & a smalltime boxer who reclaims his nominees with six nominations each as ¥ ION cial Victims Unit cial Victims Unit cial Victims Unit cial Victims Unit cial Victims Unit cial Victims Unit Order CABLE STATIONS self-respect by taking on the world Taye Diggs makes his third consecutive heavyweight champion (Carl Weathers) (5:00) ››‡ “Jack ›› Jack Reacher: Never Go Back (2016, Action) ››‡ Jack Reacher (2012, Action) Tom Cruise, Rosamund Pike. A appearance as host of this year’s awards A&E Tom Cruise, Cobie Smulders, Aldis Hodge. former military investigator probes a sniper attack. in a wellhyped title bout. Taking his long Reacher” ceremonies. TV shows earning at least (6:00) ›››‡ “Back to the Fu- ››› Back to the Future Part II (1989, Comedy) ››› Back to the Future Part III (1990, Comedy) AMC shot seriously, he prepares with the help ve nods include HBO’s “Lovecraft Coun- ture” (1985) Michael J. Fox. Michael J. Fox, Christopher Lloyd, Lea Thompson. Michael J. Fox, Christopher Lloyd. of a wise old trainer (Burgess Meredith). try,” “Schitt’s Creek” and “What We Do in “Shaw- ››‡ Mr. & Mrs. Smith (2005) Brad Pitt. A husband ››‡ Mr. & Mrs. Smith (2005, Action) Brad Pitt. A husband and Shaw- The recently deceased John G. Avild- BRAVO shank” and wife are assassins for rival organizations. wife are assassins for rival organizations. ‘PG-13’ shank the Shadows.” The Net ix biopic “Mank” sen won an Oscar for directing the lm, Homestead Rescue Homestead Rescue: Homestead Rescue: Homestead Rescue: Homestead Rescue: Homestead Rescue Home- dominates the lm categories with 12 DISC which was named best picture. “Fire & Gold” Raney Ranch Raney Ranch Raney Ranch Raney Ranch “High and Dry” stead nods, followed by “Minari” with 10 and Raven’s Raven’s Bunk’d Bunk’d Big City Big City Big City Big City Bunk’d Bunk’d Jessie Jessie Raven’s 8 p.m. DISN “Ma Rainey’s Black Bottom” with eight. Home Home Greens Greens Greens Greens Home LIFE 8 p.m. College Basketball UFC 259: Blachowicz vs. Adesanya - Pre- College Basketball Teams TBA. 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By Rob Gillies The U.S. approved John- ASSOCIATED PRESS son and Johnson last month. The U.S. Food and TORONTO — Canada is Drug Administration said getting a fourth vaccine to J&J’s vaccine offers strong prevent COVID-19 as the protection against what country’s health regulator matters most: serious ill- has cleared a Johnson & ness, hospitalizations and Johnson shot that works death. One dose was 85 with just one dose instead percent protective against of two, of cials said Friday. the most severe COVID-19 Health experts are eager illness in a massive study for a one-and-done option that spanned three conti- to help speed vaccination. nents — protection that Canada has also approved remained strong even in vaccines from P zer, Mod- PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS countries such as South Af- erna and AstraZeneca rica, where the variants of Pope Francis is welcomed upon his arrival at the Sayidat al-Nejat (Our Lady of Salvation) Cathe- and Health Canada is most concern are spreading. dral, in Baghdad, Iraq. the rst major regulator J&J also is seeking au- to approve four different thorization for emergency vaccines, said Dr. Supriya use of its vaccine in Eu- Sharma, Health Canada’s rope and from the World Pope urges Iraq to embrace its chief medical adviser. Health Organization. The Like many countries, company aims to produce Canada does not have do- about 1 billion doses glob- Christians on historic visit mestic production and has ally by the end of the year. struggled with an imme- Last month, the island By Nicole Win eld “Only if we learn to look and likes to travel in an his visit to Our Lady of diate shortage of vaccines. nation of Bahrain became And Samya Kullab beyond our differences and open-sided popemobile, Salvation Cathedral in the The U.S. so far isn’t allow- the rst to clear its use. ASSOCIATED PRESS see each other as members was transported around Karrada neighborhood. ing locally made vaccines The vaccine shortage is of the same human fami- Baghdad in an armored “This opportunity will to be exported, so Cana- BAGHDAD — Pope Fran- so acute in Canada that ly,” Francis told Iraqi au- black BMWi750, anked not be repeated,” he said da — like the other U.S. provincial governments are cis opened the rst-ever pa- thorities in his welcoming by rows of motorcycle po- ruefully. “I will try tomor- neighbor, Mexico — has now saying they will ex- pal visit to Iraq on Friday address, “will we be able to lice. It was believed to be row, I know it will not hap- been forced to get vaccines tend the interval between with a plea for the country begin an effective process the rst time Francis had pen, but I will try.” from Europe and Asia. the two doses of P zer, to protect its centuries-old of rebuilding and leave to used a bulletproof car — Prime Minister Justin Moderna and AstraZene- diversity, urging Muslims Francis told reporters future generations a bet- both to protect him and aboard the papal plane Trudeau said Canada ca vaccines to four months to embrace their Christian ter, more just and more keep crowds from forming. has an agreement with rather than three to four neighbors as a precious that he was happy to be humane world.” Iraqis, though, seemed resuming his travels again Johnson & Johnson for weeks so they can quickly resource and asking the The 84-year-old pope keen to welcome Francis 10 million doses before inoculate more people. embattled Christian com- and said it was particular- donned a facemask during and the global attention his ly symbolic that his rst September. It was not “It is a reasonable rec- munity — “though small the ight from Rome and visit brought. Some lined trip was to Iraq, the tradi- immediately clear when ommendation. If we can like a mustard seed” — to throughout all his protocol the road to cheer his motor- tional birthplace of Abra- Canada would get its rst get earlier doses, we persevere. visits, as did his hosts. But cade. Banners and posters shipments of those. ham, revered by Muslims, don’t have to wait for four Francis brushed aside the the masks came off when in central Baghdad depict- But Trudeau announced Christians and Jews. months to give second dos- coronavirus pandemic and the leaders sat down to ed Francis with the slogan P zer would deliver an es if the supply opens up,” “This is an emblematic security concerns to resume talk, and social distanc- “We are all Brothers.” additional 1.5 million dos- Sharma said. journey,” he said. “It is also his globe-trotting papacy af- ing and other health mea- Some hoping to get close es to Canada in March Retired Gen. Randy ter a yearlong hiatus spent sures appeared lax at the were sorely disappointed a duty to a land tormented and another 1 million dos- Hillier, who leads the vac- under COVID-19 lockdown airport and on the streets by the heavy security cor- by many years.” es ahead of schedule in cine program Canada’s in Vatican City. His primary of Baghdad, despite the dons. Francis was visibly both April and May. most populous province aim over the weekend is to country’s worsening “It was my great wish to limping throughout the “We have reasons to be of Ontario, expects to get encourage Iraq’s dwindling COVID-19 outbreak. meet the pope and pray afternoon in a sign his optimistic. We’re going to everyone eligible in the Christian population, which The government is eager for my sick daughter and sciatica nerve pain, which be able to move things for- province a rst shot by was violently persecuted by to show off the relative sta- pray for her to be healed. has ared and forced him ward,” Trudeau said. “But June 20. The Manitoba the Islamic State group and bility it has achieved after But this wish was not ful- to cancel events recently, at the same time, we also provincial government is still faces discrimination by the defeat of the IS “caliph- lled,” said Raad William was possibly bothering know that these are glob- now predicting it will be the Muslim majority, to stay ate.” Nonetheless, security Georges, a 52-year-old fa- him. He nearly tripped as al supply chains that are able to offer all eligible and help rebuild the coun- measures were tight. ther of three who said he he climbed up the steps to being set up and there’s adults the rst dose this try devastated by wars and Francis, who relish- was turned away when he the cathedral and an aide always possibility for dis- spring — months ahead of strife. es plunging into crowds tried to see Francis during had to steady him. ruptions.” its previous plan. CLASSIFIED
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By Danica Kirka hugely popular,’’ Pauline ASSOCIATED PRESS Maclaran, a professor of marketing and author of LONDON — The timing “Royal Fever: The British couldn’t be worse for Har- Monarchy in Consumer ry and Meghan. Culture,” told The Asso- The Duke and Duchess ciated Press. “But I think of Sussex will nally get that some people who the chance to tell the sto- PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS might otherwise have sup- ry behind their departure ported them will nd this A member of hospital staff receives one of the from royal duties directly just a little bit distasteful, country’s rst coronavirus vaccinations using to the public on Sunday, that they’re drawing all AstraZeneca COVID-19 vaccine manufactured when their two-hour in- this attention to them- by the Serum Institute of India and provided terview with Oprah Win- selves … just at this time through the global COVAX initiative, at Ken- frey is broadcast. when Prince Philip ap- yatta National Hospital in Nairobi, Kenya. But back home in Brit- pears to be quite seriously PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS ain, events have conspired ill.” to overshadow the tale of Though it is the choice Britain’s Queen Elizabeth II, Meghan the Duch- Africa welcomes a prince and his American of CBS when to air its ess of Sussex and Prince Harry stand on a balco- bride. On top of the pan- pre-recorded interview, ny to watch a ypast of Royal Air Force aircraft demic and record econom- critics are already lin- pass over Buckingham Palace in London. ic slump, Prince Philip, ing up to deride it as a The sit-down with Amer- the British media. A book COVAX doses but Harry’s 99-year-old grand- brand-building exercise ica’s queen of celebrity about their departure, father is now recovering by the pair, who left Brit- from a heart procedure. ain saying they wanted interviews is a chance for “Finding Freedom,” also CBS announced the pro- to live a normal life but the couple to explain what alleges that senior roy- warns against gram Feb 15. The next have been accused of con- led them to quit royal life, als had little respect for day, Philip was admitted tinuing to use their royal citing what they said were Meghan, a biracial former to hospital. status to open doors and the unbearable intrusions actor, and that courtiers ‘sel shness’ “Harry and Meghan are make money. and racist attitudes of treated her badly. By Rodney what we’ve got.” Muhumuza The foundation of No- ASSOCIATED PRESS bel Peace Prize winner China sets growth target ‘over six and former South Af- KAMPALA, Uganda — rican archbishop Des- Urgent calls for COVID-19 mond Tutu and his wife, vaccine fairness rang Leah, on Friday issued percent,’ tightening HK control through African countries a statement saying that on Friday as more wel- “more must be done, By Joe McDonald comed or rolled out doses immediately, to ensure AP BUSINESS WRITER from the global COVAX lower-income countries initiative, with of cials have faster access to BEIJING — China’s No. acutely aware their conti- COVID-19 vaccines, di- 2 leader set a healthy eco- nent needs much more. agnostic tools and treat- nomic growth target Friday “Rich countries should ments.” and vowed to make the na- not be so sel sh,” Pontia- The foundation said tion self-reliant in technol- no Kaleebu, head of the a small number of rich ogy amid tension with the Uganda Virus Research countries hold the major- U.S. and Europe over trade Institute, said as his coun- ity of vaccine doses. and human rights. Another try received its rst doses. “This is not a time for of cial announced plans to “It’s a concern, and every- sel shness,” its state- tighten control over Hong one is talking about it.” ment said, and it noted Kong by reducing the pub- The East African nation growing calls for a waiv- lic’s role in government. of 45 million people was er of intellectual prop- The ruling Communist PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS receiving under 1 million erty rights to COVID-19 Party aims for growth of vaccine doses — 864,000. vaccines to allow for “over 6 percent” as the Chinese police of cers watch over a bus stop near the Great Hall of the It’s the rst batch of a to- faster, wider production world’s second-largest People where the annual National People’s Congress is held in Beijing. tal of 18 million COVAX — a proposal opposed by economy rebounds from est-pro le political event, The party is shifting back trade tension with Wash- doses for Uganda, but the European Union and the coronavirus, Premier Li under intense security and to its longer-term goal of ington and Europe, which when all will arrive is not countries including the Keqiang said in a speech to known. United States, Britain China’s ceremonial legisla- anti-virus controls. It has becoming a global competi- complain Beijing’s tactics That number is “not and Canada. ture. About 3,000 delegates been shortened from two tor in telecoms, electric cars violate its market-opening going to do much,” said While the COVAX initia- gathered for its annual weeks to one because of the and other pro table tech- commitments and hurt for- Monica Musenero, an epi- tive was created to ensure meeting, the year’s high- pandemic. nology. That is in aming eign competitors. demiologist and presiden- that low- and middle-in- tial adviser, though she come countries receive added that “we can advo- COVID-19 vaccines, it has cate for more vaccines, but faced delays and limited we should also appreciate supply. COVID-19 Vaccine Protesters Your need-to-know details about the COVID-19 Vaccine* defy Myanmar It is SAFE The available COVID-19 vaccines are approved and recommended by the FDA and the CDC’s Advisory security forces as Committee on Immunization Practices following standard testing and approval processes. By prioritizing resources and efforts, the vaccines were developed quickly and never at the expense of UN action urged safety. For more on vaccine safety visit mass.gov/COVIDVaccineSafety YANGON, Myanmar They were met again It is FREE (AP) — Demonstrators with force by police, de ed growing violence and gunfire was heard. The COVID-19 vaccine is being administered free of charge to all individuals by the federal government. by Myanmar security In Mandalay, Zaw Myo Insurance information may be asked for by those administering the vaccine in order to bill-back to forces and staged more was fatally shot as the insurance. However, you will not be charged. If you do not have insurance, you are still eligible to receive anti-coup rallies Friday, 26-year-old and other the vaccine free of charge. while the U.N. special en- residents sought to pro- voy for the country called tect a march by a group for urgent Security Coun- of engineers. cil action, saying about 50 U.N. special envoy You need TWO doses to be FULLY vaccinated peaceful protesters were Christine Schraner Bur- killed and scores were gener said in her brief- Until you are fully vaccinated, you can still contract and spread COVID-19. injured in the military’s ing to a closed Security Not everyone will be vaccinated when you are. And while we know it dramatically reduces severe cases worst crackdowns this Council meeting that and symptoms, we are still learning about the protection that COVID-19 vaccines provide under real-life week. council unity and “ro- conditions. Continue to wear a mask, wash your hands, keep distance and avoid groups between doses The escalation of vio- bust” action are critical and even after your second dose. lence has put pressure “in pushing for a stop on the world community to the violence and the to act to restrain the jun- restoration of Myan- ta, which seized power on mar’s democratic insti- Your two doses should be administered at the SAME SITE Feb. 1 by ousting the elect- tutions.” You should receive your second dose of the same vaccine at the same site as your first. ed government of Aung “We must denounce the San Suu Kyi. actions by the military,” • Pfizer vaccine: at least 21 days following first dose Large protests against she said in her brie ng, • Moderna vaccine: at least 28 days following first dose military rule have oc- as released by the U.N. curred daily in many cities “It is critical that this Before leaving your first dose appointment, schedule or confirm how to setup your next appointment. and towns. Security forces council is resolute and escalated their crackdown coherent in putting the with greater use of lethal security forces on no- Find out when you can get vaccinated at mass.gov/covidvaccinephases force and mass arrests. At tice and standing with least 18 protesters were the people of Myanmar Massachusetts developed a phased COVID-19 vaccine distribution timeline focused on equity and safety. shot and killed Sunday rmly, in support of the 1 2 The timeline focuses on maintaining health care system capacity, addressing inequities in health care and 38 on Wednesday, clear November election 3 access and the COVID-19 burden, and protecting vulnerable populations. Each phase has priority groups according to the U.N. Hu- results.” within them. For regularly updated priority groups and eligible jobs and medical conditions, visit man Rights Of ce. More Schraner Burgener re- than 1,000 have been ar- iterated an earlier ap- mass.gov/COVIDVaccinePhases rested, the independent peal to the international * This information was last updated 2/09/2021 and applies to the Moderna and Pfizer vaccines. Assistance Association for community not to “lend Political Prisoners said. legitimacy or recognition Protests continued to this regime that has For more information on the COVID-19 vaccine, phases, and more visit mass.gov/COVIDVaccinePhases in the biggest cities of been forcefully imposed Yangon and Mandalay and nothing but chaos has and elsewhere Friday. since followed.” B8 THE DAILY ITEM SATURDAY, MARCH 6, 2021 REAL ESTATE Education spending on teachers — not buildings — lifts home prices
By Neal Templin that money gets spent percent increase in school out rates, but increases in RATE.COM is important, not just to spending increases the capital spending — build- learning but also to per- adult wages of a student ing new buildings — had Spending more on teach- ceptions of school quality, by 0.70 percent to 0.80 no such impact. ers lifts home prices, a which in turn affect local percent. Af uent communities new report nds. New home prices. The new study’s authors have long seen home prices buildings don’t matter. A The research further sug- note, “When we disag- boosted by highly funded, study published by the gests that real estate price gregate school spending top-performing school dis- National Bureau of Eco- movements, which may be into spending on salaries tricts. But the new research nomic Research (NBER) easier to discern than pre- and non-salary spend- indicates that increased adds to the potential re- cisely how a school district ing, we nd that that sal- school spending has the search that education-sav- is allocating its budget, are ary spending is positively same positive effect on less vy families may want to do worth studying for clues to capitalized into house af uent communities across before choosing a home or school quality. prices whereas non-salary demographic pro les. a school. The working paper fol- spending is not.” “That spending on sala- Many have focused on lows separate research An earlier study like- ries is so highly valued by overall district spending showing that higher school wise found that increased households suggests that per pupil, a widely fol- spending boosts salaries spending on teacher sala- households observe and lowed statistic. But this for students later in life. ries improved student test appreciate the increase study suggests that how That 2015 study found a 1 scores and reduced drop- in either the number of positions funded, which PHOTO | JESSE KUNERTH/DREAMSTIME.COM/TNS might reduce class sizes, Real estate values are closely tied to perceived or the average salary per school quality, like this new suburban middle position, which might im- Local news in the palm of your hand school in Florida, in some areas. prove teacher quality,” the researchers said. some parents will pay up of some. A New Jersey The NBER paper studied for housing in school dis- nonpro t called EdBuild home prices nationwide in tricts with high test scores urges neighboring school communities that experi- or where more students districts to pool resourc- enced jumps in funding as are admitted to top col- es to ease disparities. It a result of school nanc- leges. But it’s tough sorting says about two-thirds of ing reforms. It found each whether school performance students would get more 1 percent rise in school — and related real estate funding. spending produces a 0.95 price movements — spring EdBuild pointed to sub- percent increase in home from funding levels or from urban Oklahoma City as prices, a remarkably high education-focused families a poster child of uneven correlation. choosing to send their kids funding. The 8,500-stu- The boost comes both to those schools, a sort of dent Yukon School Dis- from hiring more teachers self-ful lling prophecy. trict raises $3,728 per pu- and paying teachers more, The NBER report looks pil. Neighboring Banner write the authors of the at districts that got boosts Public Schools raises more report, Patrick Bayer of in spending through than $11,000 for each of Full digital access for only $9.99 per month. Duke University, Peter Q. court-ordered reforms in- its 234 students. Blair of Harvard Universi- tended to even out funding In a policy paper, James 50% off your rst month of digital access ty, and Kenneth Whaley of disparities between richer Machell, dean of the Uni- the University of Houston. and poorer districts. The versity of Central Oklaho- when you use coupon code itemlive They said that spending study ended up examining ma College of Education on school buildings didn’t data from 35 states and and Professional Studies, at checkout at www.itemlive.com translate to higher home 6,300 school districts. says the state could save prices. In a general anti-tax nearly $30 million by Economists have studied environment, how to in- combining some of its 525 the relationship between crease per pupil outlays? school districts. However, school performance and Cutting overhead — or he acknowledged that get- Offer available to new subscribers only home prices for decades. non-teacher expenses — ting rid of districts was It’s well established that is getting the attention “political dynamite.”
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