TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 15, 2020 $23M condo unit set to Blossom Lines of cars wait for the Salvation in Lynn Army to distribute By Gayla Cawley housed a transmission food on ITEM STAFF business, has been torn Monday down to make room for afternoon in LYNN — The construc- the five-story condomini- Lynn. tion of a $23 million, 72- um building. unit condominium build- The first floor will be ITEM PHOTO | ing on Blossom Street is for parking and the top OLIVIA FALCIGNO underway. floors will consist of most- Developer Patrick Mc- ly one-bedroom condos, Grath said his team broke which will sell for about ground on the project Line of cars leads to Salvation $300,000. McGrath said about a month ago, and he plans to start listing anticipates construction the condos on Jan. 1. at 164 Blossom St. will be James M. Cowdell, ex- for those hungry for food completed in 11 months. ecutive director of the “We’re in the ground and Economic Development & By Gayla Cawley distribution line into the respective destinations. son. “It will be down by we’re just starting,” said Industrial Corporation of ITEM STAFF Salvation Army. Despite the hours of District Court (on some McGrath. “(I’m) very ex- Lynn, said the project is The line of cars heading traffic, Lynn’s Salvation days).” cited.” LYNN — Anyone driv- “another significant devel- into the Salvation Army Army Capt. Kevin John- Still, Emily Mercado, McGrath was cleared to opment in Lynn. ing through downtown social service ministry start construction after re- Lynn on Monday after- wrapped around the back son said the number of “Despite COVID, we of City Hall, with impa- people waiting in line coordinator at the Salva- ceiving approval from the noon probably found tion Army, anticipated the continue to see major in- tient motorists not wait- Monday was not atypical. Conservation Commis- vestments being made,” themselves stuck in the organization’s distribution massive traffic jam that ing for food seeking alter- “It’s not as long as it sion and Site Plan Review Cowdell said. was caused by the food nate routes to get to their sometimes is,” said John- Committee for the project. McGrath said there have SALVATION, A2 The site’s vacant build- ing, which formerly McGRATH, A2 Hope will be on parade in Lynn eld

By Anne Marie Tobin ITEM STAFF LYNNFIELD — The second annual “A Night of Hope” will be held on Sunday at Lynnfield Mid- dle School. While last year’s event attract- ed 600 attendees who marched to the Town Common and stood in ITEM PHOTO | SPENSER HASAK solidarity, side-by-side during the Tim Sullivan of Marblehead, who organized the Marblehead speaking portion of the program, this year’s event will feature a Virtual Boston Marathon, checks his time on his watch as he motor vehicle processional due to crosses the nish line. COVID-19 safety concerns. “We were hoping to do what we did last year, which was just A makeshift marathon a fabulous event that brought ITEM PHOTO | OLIVIA FALCIGNO the community together,” said Developer Patrick McGrath is building a 72- Carmela Dalton, president of the unit condominium building on Blossom Street nish in Marblehead Think of Michael Foundation. “We in Lynn. initially toyed with the idea of do- By Daniel Kane leaving runners on their own to ing a Zoom event, but that’s so ITEM STAFF plan how and where to run in an impersonal, so we came up with event that’s usually big on commu- the idea of the procession. We’re MARBLEHEAD — When the nity. not able to have speakers and INSIDE coronavirus pandemic hit it quick- Thankfully in Marblehead, Tim people can stand outside the car, ly became clear that the Boston Sullivan and a handful of local but there will be no interaction. Opinion Sports Marathon was going to look very Steve Krause: I could Peabody’s Knight commits runners were able to make their We want to stick to the guidelines, different for runners this year. The own finish line at Devereux Beach especially now. take Venus right to University of Hartford race went from being postponed about now. A4 baseball. B1 to eventually going fully virtual, MARATHON, A3 HOPE, A3 Diversity is on the program Book it to at Peabody’s Torigian YMCA Salem for By Anne Marie Tobin something ITEM STAFF PEABODY — The to read YMCA of Metro North is By Elyse Carmosino stepping up its efforts to ITEM STAFF encourage tolerance and Jean-Mary diversity. Changlais, SALEM — Bookworms This week marks the from Lynn rejoice. beginning of the Second is one On Saturday, Sept. 26, the Annual Welcoming Week of eight city of Salem is encouraging at the Torigian Family members of residents who had planned YMCA, a week-long cel- the Met- to attend or donate to Sa- ebration of the many dif- ro North lemRecycles’ popular free ferent cultures and tra- YMCA’s the Book Swap to instead par- Diversity ditions of people in the ticipate in a Free Book Day ITEM PHOTO | OLIVIA FALCIGNO YMCA community. and Inclu- and share their books with sion team SalemRecycles will be hosting a “socially YMCA, A2 members. BOOKS, A3 distant” book swap on Sept. 26.

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On campus he worked at the Help Desk and was a part of a book club with oth- er alumni. He was also a part of the economics club at Providence College. Upon graduation, Jason was pursu- Leger in 2019 & his cousin ing Law School. He also as- Tyler J McDonough in 2020. sisted in the marketing of his Jason loved and was loved by father’s business and created many people he knew. He’s his own marketing online web- remembered by his family as site: Content Honcho. Jason’s goofy, smart, strong, and car- fondest memories are playing ing. Jason was a God-loving video games, basketball, and man and was always trying to ITEM PHOTO | OLIVIA FALCIGNO soccer with his KIPP child- better himself and his life. As Social Service Ministry Coordinator Emily Mercado, 34, tends to the line of cars waiting for the hood friends. He also enjoyed he has accomplished many Salvation Army on Monday afternoon in Lynn. playing with Snippy, reading things, his mental illness books, self- educating, fitness, doesn’t define his character being with family, eating Chi- but gives strength to his ac- potle or home cooked meals. complishments. He leaves behind his parents Line of cars leads to Salvation Erin Lee (Leger) Castro & Bra- Service information: Vis- nor Agustin Castro of Lynn. He itation for Jason will be leaves behind his two sisters Friday, 10 – 11 a.m. with a Lidia Castro, Brianna Castro, service at 11 in the Goodrich for those hungry for food and Loved dog Snippy. He Funeral Home, 128 Wash- ington St., Lynn. Burial will also leaves behind his grand- SALVATION that the Salvation Army said. duce, canned goods and father Robert Leger and many follow in Pine Grove Ceme- From A1 is working with Mayor The service, which had meat. Aunts and Uncles and cousins tery. Memorials, if desired, Thomas M. McGee’s office already been the largest Motorists are asked for that were like siblings. Jason may be made to the Mental site would serve more to establish a traffic detail food pantry in Lynn, ex- their proof of address, how is proceeded by the passing’s Health and Suicide Preven- than its daily average of during the afternoons. panded in direct response many people are in their of his Beloved Nana Ann M tion Organization. 500 meals on Monday. “We closed last week to to the coronavirus pan- household and to pop Mercado attributed the give our staff and volun- demic. About 500 families day’s uptick to the Salva- teers a break,” said John- receive food from the Sal- their trunks to make the Diversity is on the program tion Army’s distribution son. “We’ve been going vation Army each week- process easier when they site being closed last week nonstop since March. It’s day. reach the front of the line, and its change in hours just an example of the eco- Before the pandemic, the Mercado said. at Peabody’s Torigian YMCA this week — from 9 a.m.- nomic need that COVID distribution site had been “This has been nonstop,” 12 noon to 1-4 p.m. Mon- has put upon the city.” open three days a week, said Mercado. “The need is HOPE day to Friday — which Since March, the Sal- with 75 to 90 families there and it keeps grow- From A1 could be more convenient vation Army has donated helped each day. ing.” for families. 12 million meals across Each family that drives “It is important to do Hours have been Massachusetts, with 2.3 or walks up to the Salva- Gayla Cawley can be changed with the start million of those meals in tion Army’s distribution this, as September is Na- reached at gcawley@item- tional Recovery Month, of the school year in Lynn, which is the orga- site receives a box that and we are trying to raise mind and to ease traffic, nization’s biggest food provides a week’s worth of live.com. Follow her on awareness for those in re- said Johnson, explaining distribution area, Johnson food, which includes pro- Twitter @GaylaCawley. covery and those who have lost someone, and it’s our chance to offer them love, $23M condo unit set To Blossom in Lynn compassion and prayers.” The event, which starts McGRATH at 6:30 p.m,. is a joint ven- ture with A Healthy Lyn- From A1 nfield (AHL). been no challenges with the site, and “Both organizations hope notes that the project began on time, to bring the community which is a vastly different scenario together to recognize that than the opposition he faced with hisIN MEMORIAM Lynnfield is not immune Assistant Aquatics Di- initial proposal for the site. MICHELLE J. CONLON to the impact of the opioid ON HER BIRTHDAY rector Andrea Pirela The developer had initially plannedSEPTEMBER 15, 2020 crisis,” said AHL Substance is one of eight YMCA to build a six-story storage facility at Abuse Prevention Coordi- of Metro North staff the Blossom Street site, which was nator Peg Sallade in a state- members appointed opposed by Mayor Thomas M. McGee ment. “This event is focused to the new Diversity, and ultimately rejected by the Zon- on the tremendous journey Inclusion and Global ing Board of Appeals in April 2019. to recovery on which people Engagement team. The City Council had offered unan- with substance use disor- imous support for the proposed ders embark. By participat- and several members of 100,000 square-foot storage facility, ing in the car parade, you Lynnfield’s clergy will of- but McGee said it did not fit into the ‘join the journey’ with those fer a special blessing. city’s vision for its waterfront. that struggle every day to Participants are encour- “The mayor didn’t want it. It wasn’t reclaim their lives from this aged to use their creativi- in his vision, so we just backed off disease and show support.” We thought of you with love today, ty and show their support and we’re going to do residential,”But that is nothing new. Once again, the event is by decorating their cars. McGrath said in January, notingWe thought of you Yesterday to support National Re- Homeowners are asked to that he decided to stick with the siteAnd days before that too. covery Month. We think of you in silence. show their support for the because of its proximity to the ferryWe often speak your name. “Opioid abuse has no cause by displaying pur- terminal, commuter rail and bus line.All we have are memories, community boundaries. ple ribbons and lights in And your picture in a frame. We all know someone — Your memory is our keepsake, ITEM PHOTO | OLIVIA FALCIGNO their windows. Gayla Cawley can be reachedFrom at which we'll never part. a friend, a loved one, a Social distancing and [email protected]. Follow Godher has youMcGrath’s in His keeping. machines prepare the lot for construction on Blos- colleague, a coworker, a face masks are mandatory. on Twitter @GaylaCawley. We have yousom in our Street hearts. in Lynn. neighbor — impacted by Love, Mom, Dad, Missy, Marianne, Participants must either Chris, Brant, Molly, Meghan, Mary substance use or men- stay inside their vehicles Kate, Thomas, McKenna, and Mia tal health,” said Sallade. or stand next to them. “This event is a way to say, According to the Mas- COVID update: Five new cases, one death ‘Lynnfield is a community sachusetts Department of that supports those im- Public Health, there were By Gayla Cawley With five new cases and were reported to bring the 20.6 new cases a day over pacted and those on their four opioid-related over- ITEM STAFF the additional fatality, city’s caseload to 4,763. Of the past seven days, ac- journey of recovery.’” Peabody now has 1,259 that total, 616 cases are cording to the city website. dose deaths recorded in Peabody reported an ad- Dalton said people who active, 117 people have Numbers remained the 2019 for Lynnfield. ditional death, and new cases, 182 deaths and 979 are struggling with addic- died and 4,030 have re- same in Nahant (52 cases, For more information coronavirus cases were people have recovered, ac- tion and recovery are es- covered from the virus, ac- about the event contact also reported Monday in cording to the health de- six deaths) and were not pecially at risk due to the cording to city data. Dalton at cmdalton@ Lynn, Lynnfield, Marble- partment. updated Monday in Sau- pandemic thinkofmichael.org or Sal- head and Revere. In Lynn, four new cases Lynnfield reported three gus or Swampscott. “They have been dev- lade at saladem@ahealth- new cases to bring the As of last Wednesday, astated by not only the ylynnfield.k12.ma.us. town’s caseload to 130. Saugus had 666 cases and loss of employment and The mission of the Think IN MEMORIAM IN MEMORIAM Eleven people have died. 41 deaths, while Swamp- its financial impact, but of Michael Foundation is to MICHELLE J. CONLON ERNEST AVAGIANOS Two new cases have scott had 262 cases and 11 also the forced cancella- help individuals and fami- ON HER BIRTHDAY ON HIS BIRTHDAY SEPTEMBER 15, 2020 SEPTEMBER 15, 2020 been reported in Marble- deaths. tion of all support groups lies battling substance-use head since last Monday, and changes to individual disorder and create effec- Sept. 7. The town now has Gayla Cawley can be therapy access – both crit- tive change where change 266 cases and 30 people reached at gcawley@item- ical to sustaining sobriety, is needed. The foundation have died. live.com. Follow her on especially in early recov- is named in memory of Mi- In Revere, four new cas- Twitter @GaylaCawley. ery,” Dalton said. “It’s re- chael Dalton, a Lynnfield es were reported to bring ally been so impactful, as resident who lost his battle the city’s total numbers to a lot of sober houses don’t with substance abuse and 2,555 cases and 99 deaths. want to be overcrowded, so died in 2018 from an opioid Despite the reprieve Mon- 781-593-7700 there’s been a lot of Zoom- overdose while in an outpa- day, the city is averaging Publishing Daily, except Sundays type treatment for them tient treatment program. USPS-142-820 ISSN-8750-8249 If loving you is wrong, Periodicals postage paid at Lynn, MA only because they have A Healthy Lynnfield I don't want to be be right. lost safe places to go.” aims to empower residents We thought of you with love today, and additional offices. Love of my life! 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If loving you is wrong, I don't want to be be right. Love of my life! Lovingly remembered and sadly missed, Your wife, Florence TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 15, 2020 THE DAILY ITEM A3 A makeshift marathon finish in Marblehead MARATHON licity and raising some money. All From A1 these organizations are so incredible. They do remarkable work, and just this weekend. like everyone they’re hurting a little “I kind of saw the writing on the bit too during the pandemic.” wall a long time ago and I organized Sullivan is one of those runners this race,” Sullivan said. “The Boston who completes the marathon for pe- Athletic Association basically set up diatric cancer. He started running a timeline right from Labor Day to the race in tribute of his daughter’s this weekend to do your own version late friend Megan Sheehy. of the marathon since we couldn’t all “I was just speaking to the parents get together in Boston.” of Megan, who passed away in 2014,” The race worked out beautifully Sullivan said. “She had osteosarco- Saturday morning, with runners cov- ma for a year and each year since ering a figure eight-shaped course then I’ve run in her memory. I’m on through town that finished at Ocean number six now: I’ve done five times Avenue along the beach. in Bostons and this is my sixth ‘Bos- “With everything that we’ve been ton.’” through with the pandemic, we Fundraising for this year’s race was weren’t able to train together and run more challenging than in the past for together,” Sullivan said just after com- a number of reasons, but this week- pleting the race himself. “I was look- end runners got to cap off that hard ing for a way to try to get some slice work and cross a finish line while be- of community for this event. We just ing cheered on by a group of thankful wanted to grab onto a little slice of patients and their families along the community, and it came together bet- beach. ter than I even could have imagined.” “It’s definitely been more challeng- In total, 13 runners participated in ing,” Sullivan said. “I think it’s less the the makeshift Boston Marathon at fact that it went virtual and more that Marblehead, each running for a good it’s just tough times for people. It’s just cause. not as easy to give and it’s hard to ask. “Eleven of us are from Mass. Gen- People are having trouble. eral Hospital,” Sullivan said. “Eight “But some extra motivation that we run for pediatric cancer, three are got this year is that those troubles running for the emergency medicine trickle down to some of the patients program, and then two runners are and their families,” Sullivan said. “A ITEM PHOTO | SPENSER HASAK from Mass. Eye and Ear.” lot of the money raised through the From left, Benjamin, Sammy, and Harry Burns, all of Marblehead, stand with “That’s really what it’s all about,” marathon program is actually going their signs of support for Tim Sullivan of Marblehead, who organized the Mar- Sullivan said of the fundraising. towards financial assistance for fami- blehead Virtual Boston Marathon. “Keeping it going, getting some pub- lies that really need it.” Hope will be on parade in Lynnfield

HOPE type treatment for them From A1 only because they have lost safe places to go.” “It is important to do The evening will in- this, as September is Na- clude a brief motor vehi- tional Recovery Month, cle procession beginning and we are trying to raise and ending at the middle awareness for those in re- school. Lynnfield Common covery and those who have will be decorated with all lost someone, and it’s our things purple, including chance to offer them love, lights, ribbons, and hun- compassion and prayers.” dreds of purple flags. Fol- The event, which starts lowing the processional, at 6:30 p.m,. is a joint ven- purple votives will be lit ture with A Healthy Lyn- and several members of nfield (AHL). Lynnfield’s clergy will of- “Both organizations hope fer a special blessing. to bring the community Participants are encour- together to recognize that aged to use their creativi- Lynnfield is not immune ty and show their support to the impact of the opi- by decorating their cars. oid crisis,” said AHL Sub- Homeowners are asked to stance Abuse Prevention show their support for the Coordinator Peg Sallade cause by displaying pur- in a statement. “This event ple ribbons and lights in is focused on the tremen- their windows. dous journey to recovery Social distancing and on which people with sub- face masks are mandatory. stance use disorders em- Participants must either bark. By participating in stay inside their vehicles the car parade, you ‘join the or stand next to them. journey’ with those that According to the Mas- ITEM PHOTO | OLIVIA FALCIGNO struggle every day to re- sachusetts Department of From left, board committee members Liz Vago, Beth Gillett and Carol Hautau get ready for the claim their lives from this Public Health, there were book swap. disease and show support.” four opioid-related over- Once again, the event is dose deaths recorded in to support National Re- 2019 for Lynnfield. covery Month. For more information Book it to Salem for something to read “Opioid abuse has no about the event contact community boundaries. Dalton at cmdalton@ BOOKS try to do a book swap to see inspired to help Salem- ing part can visit greensa- We all know someone — thinkofmichael.org or Sal- From A1 if people have extra books Recycles hold city-wide lem.com for more informa- a friend, a loved one, a lade at saladem@ahealth- they want to share?’” Vago “socially distanced” Free tion, including details on colleague, a coworker, a ylynnfield.k12.ma.us. neighbors curbside in said. Book Day after partici- how to participate, a list of neighbor — impacted by The mission of the Think front of their homes. Initially held once a year pating in one through her participating addresses, a substance use or men- of Michael Foundation is to “(We’ve) struggled this in a local church base- own neighborhood, during downloadable flyer to at- tal health,” said Sallade. help individuals and fami- year with so many of our ment, the event became so which residents simply tach to their table or box, “This event is a way to say, lies battling substance-use events canceled, especially popular that the organiza- left unwanted books in and information on where ‘Lynnfield is a community disorder and create effec- the Book Swap,” said Sa- tion began to host it twice a box outside their front to donate unclaimed books that supports those im- tive change where change lemRecycles volunteer Liz a year — once in Septem- doors for others to take. at the end of the day. pacted and those on their is needed. The foundation Vago. “We wanted to find a ber and once in March — On the day of the swap, “Who knows how many journey of recovery.’” is named in memory of Mi- way to share books in a re- at Salem’s much larger residents throughout Sa- people will participate, but Dalton said people who chael Dalton, a Lynnfield sponsible way during the Community Life Center lem will now do the same. I think it’s a good start,” are struggling with addic- resident who lost his bat- pandemic.” on Bridge Street. “This all came together Vago said. “We’re trying to tion and recovery are es- tle with substance abuse No stranger to hard Although this year’s very quickly in the last find innovative ways to do pecially at risk due to the and died in 2018 from an times, SalemRecycles — a March swap was canceled couple of weeks,” Vago things right now to build pandemic opioid overdose while in volunteer committee ap- due to the pandemic, Vago said. “I’m excited about it.” community and meet our “They have been dev- an outpatient treatment pointed by the mayor with said the occasion normally To keep this year’s event mission.” astated by not only the program. the mission of motivating attracts up to 800 people as safe as possible, the or- She added that she loss of employment and A Healthy Lynnfield Salem residents to recy- who come out to enjoy a ganization asks that books hopes the fun idea catches its financial impact, but aims to empower residents cle more and waste less day of trading books and not actually be “swapped,” on in other towns and cit- also the forced cancella- to make positive choices — held its first book swap chatting with friends and meaning participants ies nearby. tion of all support groups every day. It works to pre- event in 2009 at the start neighbors as they browse should not drop off books “One thing that was re- and changes to individual vent substance misuse, to of the country’s historic an extensive collection of at other residents’ tables, ally nice when we started therapy access – both crit- improve the quality of life economic downturn in an genres. only pick them up. doing the book swap earli- ical to sustaining sobriety, for those impacted, and to effort to provide people “The concern this year Masks or face coverings er on was that some oth- especially in early recov- support programs that help with a free and fun way was that we don’t want must be worn, and partic- er communities in Mas- ery,” Dalton said. “It’s re- all young people thrive. to come together as a com- large gatherings,” she ipants are asked to follow sachusetts started doing ally been so impactful, as munity. said. “But people really physical distancing guide- them,” she said. “I think it a lot of sober houses don’t Anne Marie Tobin can “People were strug- miss the book swap. They lines by staying at least would be nice to have oth- want to be overcrowded, so be reached at atobin@ gling, it was cold, so (we look forward to it.” six feet apart. er communities do these there’s been a lot of Zoom- itemlive.com. thought), ‘Why don’t we Undeterred, Vago was Those interested in tak- kinds of events, too.”

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We’ve been taught by words like that flooding going to Canada or Swe- the example of our lead- social media, with silly Ext. 3 den if Trump or Biden win ers, to seek confrontation memes, or these “pro- Newsroom in November, and while and to engage in “in-your- nouncements” spoken like [email protected] I respect people who feel face” communication. they’re immutable fact. [email protected] READERS’ FORUM that way, I just don’t think There isn’t an issue out If you’re on one side of Ext. 4 it’s far enough away. Sadly, there that hasn’t been po- the coin, you’ll dispute larized to a degree, and any fact that goes against Sports in this world, in 2020, you [email protected] have to watch what you there isn’t a person in gov- your narrative, regardless Time for a clean sweep say at all times lest you ernment whose opinions of how solid it is. Ditto the Ext. 5 offend someone, and you haven’t, in some way, been other side. The coronavi- Retail and Online This is an open letter the House side and Mitch have to get your back up twisted like pretzels to suit rus, and all the disagree- Advertising to our representatives in McConnell on the Senate and brace yourself lest you someone’s narrative. Since ment and dispute over [email protected] Washington D.C. When side. my attempt here isn’t to get offended by something social distancing, shut- ADVERTISING are both parties going to Unfortunately, the someone else says. pick a side as much as it is downs, and mask, bears stop acting like babies and American people are stuck Who wants to live that to decry the absolute lack that out. Ernie Carpenter Jr. Director of Advertising grow up? in the middle. I hope when way? We are a society full of civility and perspective Folks, we’re in a bad way in today’s world, I will not and Business Development, ext. 1355 American families are Nov. 3 comes, a lot of pol- of outraged, intemper- if we’re arguing over facts [email protected] hurting financially and iticians are voted out. It ate people, and we have go any further. Besides, if that should be beyond dis- is time for a clean sweep we’re honest about it, this Ralph Mitchell both political parties hurl no desire to see the other pute. barbs at one another. They because right now you are isn’t a startling revelation. Sales Representative, ext. 1313 side, try to understand the Yet that’s what we do. can’t get a new stimulus all a disgrace. And for heaven’s sake [email protected] other side, and — most And I can only speculate package put together and important — live with the we’ve all become armchair Eric Rondeau as to why. But whatever they both have poor lead- John S. Norton other side. psychologists and sociolo- Sales Representative, ext. 1280 the reason, we will never ership: Nancy Pelosi on Lynn I know where I stand po- gists. Who’s narcissistic? [email protected] make any progress on the litically, and I know why. I Who’s a sociopath? Who Patricia Whalen thorny issues of the day if EDITORIAL also know that even in “lib- has dementia? Do any of Sales Representative, ext. 1310 eral” Massachusetts, peo- us have the qualifications we can’t agree on the ob- [email protected] vious. ple have different opinions to make these determina- BUSINESS OFFICE and feel just as strongly tions just by the few — of- So if there is indeed life Susan J. Conti about them as I do about ten scripted — words Don- on Venus, I’m there. I’d Maintain ACA protections probably have to dress in Controller, ext. 1288 mine. I love to argue with ald Trump or Joe Biden [email protected] them about it, and I’ll be say? I don’t think so. chic hazmat fashion, but Editorial from the Minneapolis Star Tribune edi- the first to admit that I Once in a while, some- thanks to this virus we’re Ted Grant torial board about there on Earth any- Publisher, ext. 1234 can’t understand some of one will trot out a “retired [email protected] them, and why they feel as psychologist” or someone way. Type 2 diabetes. Sleep apnea. Obesity. Coronary they do. who will — from 3,000 When’s the next flight Marian Kinney artery disease. Mental illness. These are just a few But am I supposed miles away — discuss out? ext. 1212 of what used to be known as “declinable conditions” [email protected] before the Affordable Care Act (ACA) passed in 2010. Will Kraft If you had one of them and had to buy health cov- READERS’ FORUM Chief Financial Of cer, ext. 1296 erage on your own because you were self-employed, [email protected] retired early or lost your job, insurers could simply reject your application for coverage. Or, if they did Paula Villacreses I don’t sleep A/R Specialist, ext. 1205 sign you up, exclude treatment costs for them. [email protected] Note how common many of these are. Overall, 27 percent of American adults under age 65 have what John Lennon wrote a am especially devastated election time in November. Mike Shanahan Chief Executive Of cer, ext. 1956 was once considered a declinable condition, accord- song called “How do You by my friend’s death from I don’t sleep. [email protected] ing to a Kaiser Family Foundation report. The num- Sleep,” from the Imagine COVID on Mother’s Day. How do you sleep know- ber rises to 44 percent for adults age 55-64. The vast album. The song was di- Her son is completely ing that people gather Carolina Trujillo number of Americans with one or more of these con- rected at John’s scathing devastated, and is barely irresponsibly in groups, Community Relations Director, ext. 1226 [email protected] ditions is a key reason why the ACA’s coverage pro- communication to Paul able to function as a 15- then data reflects the in- tections are one of law’s most popular provisions. McCartney about various year-old should. He no fection rates from those Jim Wilson With the November election looming, voters can business issues relating to longer participates in his large gatherings who don’t Chief Operating Of cer, ext. 1200 expect to hear candidates from both political par- the Beatles partnership. happy life. practice physical distanc- [email protected] ties pledging to protect these safeguards even as the To those of you who be- I don’t sleep. I have en- ing or wear masks? CIRCULATION lieve COVID-19 is a hoax, countered two people in How do you sleep when law’s fate hinges on yet another legal challenge. Lisa Mahmoud Those vows are welcome, but they merit scrutiny. how do you sleep at night the past week who refuse you learn people died? I Manager, ext. 1239 There’s a big difference between promising to keep knowing that almost to acknowledge the devas- don’t. To those of you who [email protected] these protections and actually doing it. Careful, in- 200,000 people have died tation COVID has caused have encountered this terlocking insurance regulations are needed at the of COVID, and the cause tens of millions of people. gross insensitivity, how do CUSTOMER SERVICE same time to keep coverage affordable and prevent of death listed on death I don’t sleep. One per- you respond? How do you La’ Mosha Ball individuals from gaming the system, such as only certificates is COVID? son, after having told her sleep? I don’t. Customer Service, ext. 1276 signing up for coverage when they get sick. “You Do you not believe that about my friend’s death, [email protected] can’t just sprinkle magic pixie dust and declare it these people would be alive said that the virus would Clare Giuffrida GRAPHICS done,” said Larry Levitt, executive vice president for today if not for COVID? I magically disappear at Salem health policy with the Kaiser Family Foundation. Trevor Andreozzi Designer Levitt, who has a large Twitter following, posts [email protected] periodic reminders about the complexities. If do- ing so were easy, Levitt said in an interview with Mark Sutherland an editorial writer last week, preexisting condition Creative Director, ext. 1330 [email protected] protections would have been in place long before the ACA’s passage a decade ago. NEWSROOM The landmark health reform is again facing an un- Mike Alongi certain future, with the U.S. Supreme Court slated Sports Editor, ext. 1228 later this year to begin weighing a lawsuit that seeks [email protected] to overturn the entire law. The U.S. Justice Depart- Bill Brotherton ment has joined the effort to strike down the ACA. Features Editor ext. 1338 If this happens, the law’s preexisting conditions pro- [email protected] tections evaporate and so do many other helpful mea- Elyse Carmosino sures, such as financial assistance to buy insurance, Reporter, ext. 1264 benefit requirements and the ban on lifetime coverage [email protected] limits. While it’s not immediately intuitive, the law’s Gayla Cawley components worked interactively to ensure that peo- Reporter, ext. 1236 ple with declinable conditions could get coverage and [email protected] afford it and that it would meet their medical needs. A simplistic mandate that insurers must cover pre- Cheryl Charles News Editor, ext. 1278 existing conditions won’t suffice if the law is over- [email protected] turned. One concern, previously mentioned, is that individuals wait until they’re sick to sign up for cov- Olivia Falcigno Photographer, ext.1224 erage. Candidates promising protections should be [email protected] asked how they will prevent this, otherwise no one will sign up for coverage until they become ill, under- Spenser Hasak mining the insurance market. Photographer, ext. 1332 [email protected] Another critical concern: those with a preexisting condition will simply be priced out of the market. Thor Jourgensen Insurers could offer plans but make them prohibi- Editorial Page Editor, ext. 1267 tively expensive for those who have ongoing medical [email protected] concerns. Daniel Kane Levitt also warned of problems that could start Sports Reporter, ext. 1228 lurking again in a plan’s fine print. There could be [email protected] limits placed on coverage that someone with a seri- Steve Krause ous medical condition might exceed. Writer-at-Large, ext. 1229 Don’t let politicians off the hook easily on this im- [email protected] portant issue this fall, Levitt said. “If a candidate Anne Marie Tobin says they want to protect people with preexisting Sports Reporter, ext. 1307 conditions, look behind what they’re saying to see if [email protected] they’re willing to put in place the regulations and TECHNOLOGY spend the money to make it a reality.” Tim Noyes Director ext. 1247 TO SUBMIT YOUR LETTERS, PLEASE MAIL TO THE DAILY ITEM, P.O. BOX 5, LYNN, MA 01903 OR EMAIL TO [email protected] [email protected] TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 15, 2020 THE DAILY ITEM A5 POLICE/FIRE

All address information, particularly ar- three people who were fishing. Rochester police chief out rests, reflect police records. In the event of a perceived inaccuracy, it is the sole PEABODY responsibility of the concerned party to in fallout over Prude death contact the relevant police department Accidents and have the department issue a notice of ROCHESTER, N.Y. (AP) as seriously as it should have partment, including a review correction to the Daily Item. Corrections or A report of a motor vehicle crash at — Rochester Mayor Lovely been by those who reviewd of all body-worn camera foot- clarifications will not be made without ex- 8:15 p.m. Friday at 82 Lynn St.; at 11:35 Warren fired the police chief the case throughout city gov- age for use-of-force arrests press notice of change from the arresting a.m. Saturday at 17 Andover St.; at 1:07 and suspended her top lawyer ernment at every level.” over the past three years. police department. p.m. Saturday at 156 Lynnfield St. and and communications direc- Officers found Prude run- Warren said she would 2 Blair Terrace; at 4:14 p.m. Saturday at tor Monday in the continuing ning naked down the street move forward with those and LYNN 33 Centennial Drive and 7 Summit St.; upheaval over the suffocation in March, handcuffed him and the other recommendations, death of Daniel Prude. put a hood over his head to at 9:25 p.m. Saturday at City Hall at 24 which include having outside Lowell St.; at 9:41 p.m. Saturday at Route Chief Le’Ron Singletary an- stop him from spitting, then Arrests agencies review police train- 128 North and 208 Andover St.; at 10:30 nounced his retirement last held him down for about two Kathleen Flaherty, 36, of 69 Lynnway, a.m. Sunday at Route 128 North and 310 week as part of a major shake- minutes until he stopped ing manuals and Freedom of was arrested and charged with assault and Lowell St.; at 10:50 a.m. Monday at 274 up of the city’s police leader- breathing. He died a week lat- Information Law procedures. battery on a person 60-plus/disabled at Lowell St.; at 12:38 p.m. Monday at The ship but said he would stay on er after he was taken off life “I have apologized to the 6:24 p.m. Sunday. Cheesecake Factory at 210C Andover St.; through the end of the month. support. Prude family and this commu- Israel Lopez, 28, of 41 Witt St., Apt. 3, at 12:45 p.m. Monday at Gardner and Instead, Warren said at a His death has sparked near- nity for the failures that hap- was arrested and charged with OUI liquor, Seneca roads. news conference that she had ly two weeks of nightly pro- pened along the way, includ- operation of a motor vehicle with a sus- A report of a motor vehicle hit and run permanently relieved him tests and calls for Warren’s ing my own,” Warren said. “As pended license and leaving the scene of crash at 10:33 p.m. Friday at Acura of Pea- while suspending Corporation resignation after his relatives mayor, I own these failures.” property damage at 5:09 a.m. Monday. body at 233 Andover St. Counsel Tim Curtin and Com- released police body camera Roj said he accepted the Miguel Martinez-Orellana, 35, of 29 munications Director Justin video and written reports they suspension, but claimed he Elm St., was arrested and charged with in- Breaking and Entering Roj without pay for 30 days obtained through a public re- was not aware of what hap- decent assault and battery on a person 14 following a cursory manage- cords request. A report of a motor vehicle breaking and pened to Prude until Aug. 4. or older at 3:03 p.m. Sunday. ment review of the city’s role Warren said the review had entering at 12:25 p.m. Saturday at 17 ½ He said Singletary told him in in Prude’s death. produced eight recommenda- Paleologos St. Police reported multiple an email of an ongoing crimi- Accidents “This initial look has shown tions, including that the city’s charges on a credit card were stolen. nal investigation and that the what so many have suspect- Office of Public Integrity in- A report of a motor vehicle crash at 1:07 mayor was already informed. p.m. Sunday at Essex and Joyce streets; at ed, that we have a pervasive vestigate whether she or any Complaints problem in the Rochester other employees violated city “In hindsight, I agree I 1:21 p.m. Sunday at 675 Lynnfield St.; at should have questioned the 1:30 p.m. Sunday at Lynnfield Street and A report of suspicious activity at 1:53 Police Department,” Warren policies or ethical standards. a.m. Saturday at 32 Keys Drive. A 911 tex- said. “One that views every- The review by Deputy May- Chief further and/or taken Regina Road; at 3:51 p.m. Sunday at 22 the opportunity to discuss his Union St.; at 10:23 a.m. Monday at 116 ter reported a man was looking into cars thing through the eyes of the or James Smith also recom- Lewis St.; at 4:15 p.m. Monday at 888 and mailboxes. The person reportedly does badge and not the citizens mended that the U.S. Justice email with the Mayor,” Roj Western Ave.; at 4:39 p.m. Monday at 722 it every night. we serve. It shows that Mr. Department conduct a review said in a statement posted on Boston St. Suspicious activity was reported at Prude’s death was not taken of the Rochester Police De- Twitter. A report of a motor vehicle crash with 10:41 a.m. Saturday at Newbury Street personal injury at 10:10 p.m. Sunday at Inn at 170 Newbury St. A caller reported 100 Ontario St.; at 9:41 a.m. Monday at he found a dead dog behind the building. Broad and Union streets The caller said he knows who the suspect A report of a motor vehicle hit and run is. He had witnessed a disturbance at the crash at 4:24 a.m. Monday on City Hall inn two days ago. A woman had reportedly Square; at 8:20 a.m. Monday at 68 West- been “taped up” while a man beat a dog. ern Ave. He said when the woman was finally able to break free, the dog was injured and pos- Assaults sibly already dead. The crime investigation division was notified and the woman re- A report of an assault and battery with fused medical treatment. a dangerous weapon at 7:46 p.m. Sunday A report of suspicious activity at 4:38 on Adams Street. a.m. Sunday at Acura of Peabody at 233 Andover St. Security reported a man was Breaking and Entering looking into vehicles. Police checked the area and could not locate anyone. A report of a motor vehicle breaking and entering at 10:57 a.m. Sunday at 46 West- Fire view Road. An outdoor oil spill was handled by the Theft fire department at 4:13 p.m. Saturday at 16 Castle Circle. A report of a larceny at 5:41 p.m. Sun- A report of a brush fire at 7:05 p.m. Sat- day at 24 Surfside Road; at 2:45 p.m. urday on Route 95 North. Monday at 15 Geneva Ave. A report of a robbery at 9:17 p.m. Sun- Theft day at 1127 Western Ave.; at 3:59 a.m. Monday at Dunkin’ Donuts at 932 Lynn- A report of a stolen bicycle at 11:12 PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS field St.; at 2:13 p.m. Monday on Barker a.m. Monday on Foster Street. Court. Supporters of WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange take part in a protest outside SALEM the Central Criminal Court, the Old Bailey, in London, Monday Vandalism A report of vandalism at 7:34 p.m. Sun- Arrests day at 118 S Common St.; at 1:54 a.m. Christopher William Drew, 36, home- U.S. lawyer says Assange faces Monday at Lynn Woods Playground at 0 less, was arrested on a warrant at 12:45 Great Woods Road. p.m. Monday. Joseph Otto Linn, 58, of 10 Boynton decades in prison if convicted LYNNFIELD St., Apt. 2, Swampscott, was arrested on a warrant at 9:30 p.m. Saturday. By Jill Lawless “All signs point to a very on since he was ejected from Accidents Timothy Williams, 42, of 57 Richardson ASSOCIATED PRESS long sentence, measured in his refuge at the Ecuadorian many decades,” said Lewis, a embassy in London in April Road, Lynn, was arrested on a warrant at LONDON — An American A report of a motor vehicle crash with 2:25 p.m. Monday. senior partner at Lewis Baach 2019. lawyer told an extradition personal injury at 8:20 p.m. Saturday at Kaufmann Middlemiss in The extradition hearing be- hearing in Britain for Julian 353 Chestnut St. Cory James Raymond, Washington, DC. gan a week ago at London’s Accidents Assange on Monday that the 39, of 42 Oliver St., Apt. 2, Everett, was “We are looking at a sentence Central Criminal Court and is WikiLeaks founder faces de- summoned for OUI liquor and marked A report of a motor vehicle crash at 9:58 somewhere between 20 years, due to last until early October. lanes violation. a.m. Friday at 75 Willson St.; at 4:15 p.m. cades in prison if he is convict- if everything goes brilliantly, ed on spying charges in the On Monday, District Judge Friday at 296 Highland Ave.; at 4:57 p.m. to 175 years, which the govern- Vanessa Baraitser denied a Friday at 250 Highland Ave.; at 7:50 p.m. United States. Breaking and Entering ment could easily ask for,” he request by Assange’s lawyers Friday at 205 Highland Ave.; at 1:41 p.m. U.S. prosecutors have indict- said. that everyone in the court A report of an attempted breaking Saturday at Highland Avenue and Colby ed the 49-year-old Australian Assange’s lawyers say the wear masks to reduce the risk and entering at 1:36 p.m. Saturday at Street; at 8:36 p.m. Saturday at 105 North on 17 espionage charges, and prosecution is politically moti- 23 Westover Drive. A caller reported she St.; at 8:29 a.m. Sunday at 9 Pond St.; at one of computer misuse, over vated and that he will not re- of transmitting coronavirus. came home from vacation to find a bro- 1:52 p.m. Sunday on North Street; at 5:27 WikiLeaks’ publication of se- ceive a fair trial in the United The hearing was briefly sus- ken screen. She thought someone had at- p.m. Sunday at 160 Fort Ave.; at 1:18 p.m. cret U.S. military documents a States. They also argue that pended last week while one tempted to break into her home. Monday at Bridge and Washington streets. decade ago. The charges carry the conditions he would face lawyer for the U.S. government A report of a motor vehicle hit and run a maximum sentence of 175 in prison would breach his hu- was tested for COVID-19. The Vandalism crash at 11:08 a.m. Friday at 6 Alba Ave.; years in prison. man rights. test came back negative. at 11:39 a.m. Friday at Saint Peter and Baraitser said masks were A report of malicious destruction of Attorney Eric Lewis, appear- Assange’s legal woes began Federal streets; at 11:25 p.m. Saturday at required in communal areas property at 11:39 a.m. Saturday at 57 ing as a defense witness, said a decade ago, when WikiLeaks 146 Boston St.; at 9:35 p.m. Sunday at Lynnbrook Road. A caller reported her lawn the scope of the indictment published classified U.K. mil- of the court building, and that Loring Avenue and Pickman Road. was damaged and she has video of the pointed to “a very aggressive itary documents about the anyone who wanted to wear A report of a police motor vehicle crash incident. approach to sentencing on the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan. one in the courtroom could do at 10:28 a.m. Sunday at Lafayette and A report of vandalism at 7:22 a.m. Sun- part of the government.” He has been in a British pris- so. Palmer streets. day at 452 Summer St. MARBLEHEAD Assaults In defiance of Nevada governor, A report of an assault at 9:40 a.m. Sat- Breaking and Entering urday on Lafayette Street. A report of a breaking and entering at Breaking and Entering Trump holds indoor rally 1:34 p.m. Sunday on Neptune Road. A caller reported jewelry was missing. He A report of a breaking and entering at By Jonathan Lemire for a surge of coronavirus in- ly, businessman and former had found the door was open and items 10:48 a.m. Saturday at 3 Pershing Road; and Ken Ritter fections has he gathered sup- presidential candidate Her- were missing after he woke up. at 8:30 a.m. Sunday at 9 Circle Hill Road; ASSOCIATED PRESS porters indoors. man Cain, died of COVID-19 “We are not shutting the weeks later, though it was not A caller reported past break-ins to her at 1:50 p.m. Sunday at 35 Park St. LAS VEGAS — In open country again. A shutdown clear if he contracted the vi- home at 8:29 p.m. Sunday on Cloutmans A report of a motor vehicle breaking and defiance of state regulations would destroy the lives and rus in Tulsa. Lane. entering at 9:42 a.m. Sunday at 121 Marl- and his own administration’s dreams of millions Ameri- Recognizing that many borough Road; at 10:54 a.m. Sunday at pandemic health guidelines, Complaints 26 Circle Hill Road; at 1:42 p.m. Sunday President Donald Trump cans,” said Trump, before us- supporters were uncom- at 182 Marlborough Road; at 6:31 p.m. hosted his first indoor rally ing his inflammatory moniker fortable to gather in a large A caller reported her BLM sign had been Sunday at 24 Buena Vista Ave. for the coronavirus. “We will group indoors, where the vi- taken and replaced with a WLM sign at since June, telling a packed, nearly mask-less Nevada very easy defeat the China rus spreads more easily, the 11:12 a.m. Sunday on Ocean Avenue. Fire virus.” Trump campaign shifted A report of suspicious activity at 1:08 crowd that the nation was “making the last turn” in de- He didn’t mention the pan- to holding smaller, outdoor p.m. Sunday on Pleasant Street. A caller A report of a fire at 4:15 p.m. Friday at demic’s death toll — it’s killed rallies, usually at airplane 296 Highland Ave.; at 8:42 p.m. Friday at feating the virus. thought someone was trying to break into nearly 200,000 Americans hangers. But those rallies the residence. Police reported the incident 10 Saunders St. Eager to project a sense of and still claiming about 1,000 have grown in size in recent was a misunderstanding. The suspect had normalcy in imagery, Trump weeks, with little social dis- been a worker who had been hired by the Theft soaked up the raucous cheers lives a day. landlord to do work on the neighbor’s unit. inside a warehouse Sunday The rally in Tulsa, which tancing and few masks. Suspicious activity was reported at 9:36 A report of a larceny at 10:24 a.m. Sat- night. Relatively few in the was his first in three months And on Sunday, they re- p.m. Sunday on Pond Street. A caller re- urday at 29 Hancock St.; at 10:39 a.m. crowd wore masks, with a after the coronavirus reached turned indoors, in part as a ported there was “suspicious activity with Saturday at 66 Willson St.; at 2:58 p.m. clear exception: Those in American shores, was a di- nod to the Las Vegas-area headlights or flashlights going up and Saturday at 86 Wharf St.; at 4:12 p.m. the stands directly behind saster for the campaign, a heat. Temperature checks down the pond.” She wasn’t sure what they Saturday at 29 Hancock St.; at 4:30 p.m. Trump, whose images would debacle that featured a sea were given to all upon en- were doing, but thought it was a group of Saturday at 20 Franklin St. end up on TV, were mandated of empty seats and a rise in trance at the industrial site four. Police reported there was a group of to wear face coverings. COVID-19 cases, including on in Henderson and while Not since a rally in Tulsa, his own staff. One prominent masks were encouraged, few Oklahoma, that was blamed Trump supporter at the ral- wore them. A6 THE DAILY ITEM TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 15, 2020 STATE SJC Chief Justice Gants dies after heart attack

BOSTON (AP) — Chief legal career,” Baker said. force behind a report is- vere initial charges than Justice Ralph Gants of “He led the Supreme Ju- sued last week on racial white defendants and get Massachusetts’ highest dicial Court with intelli- disparities in the state’s longer prison sentences. court has died more than gence, integrity and dis- criminal justice system. After the study was re- a week after he suffered tinction. In his decisions “Chief Justice Gants was leased, Gants said it would a heart attack, the court and in his role as the lead- more than a skilled and help guide the court as it said Monday. er of the Commonwealth’s thoughtful jurist,” Rollins works to “eliminate racial The associate justices judicial branch, he always said in a statement. “He and ethnic disparities in of the Supreme Judicial worked to promote the was a deeply compassion- the Massachusetts crimi- Court announced Gants’ public good.” ate and wonderful person nal justice system.” death in emailed state- Anthony Benedetti, chief who dedicated his career ment. He was 65. counsel of Massachusetts’ to serving the community.” Amid nationwide pro- “Our hearts and prayers public defender agency, Carol Rose, executive tests this summer after are with his family. We called Gants’ death a “dev- director of the American the death of George Floyd have no further informa- astating loss to the court, Civil Liberties Union of at the hands of Minneap- tion at this time,” the jus- the legal system and the Massachusetts, described olis police, Gants and his tices said. commonwealth.” Gants as “a courageous colleagues wrote a letter PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS Gants disclosed last “Chief Justice Gants was leader on civil rights and urging fellow judges and week that he suffered a a wonderful person who Judge Ralph Gants, chief justice of the Massa- civil liberties” and “a fierce lawyers to confront and heart attack on Sept. 4 treated everyone with re- chusetts Supreme Judicial Court, died Mon- believer in the need to ad- root out the inequality and and underwent surgery spect and dignity,” said day after suffering a heart attack earlier this dress racial disparities in bias in the criminal justice to insert two stents in an Benedetti of the Commit- month. the criminal legal system.” system. occluded artery. The chief tee for Public Counsel Ser- As leader of Massachu- “And as members of the justice had said that he vices. “He was a brilliant, the Massachusetts Supe- jurist who faithfully hon- setts’ top court, Gants had legal community, we need expected to be discharged thoughtful jurist who was rior Court. He also worked ored constitutional prin- sought to explain trou- to reexamine why, too of- soon and “to resume full fair to every litigant who bling racial disparities in as a federal prosecutor ciples and also saw the ten, our criminal justice duties, albeit initially on a appeared before him.” incarceration rates and and was chief of the Pub- people behind the docket system fails to treat Afri- limited basis.” The New Rochelle, New commissioned an unprec- lic Corruption Unit in the numbers,” Patrick said in Republican Gov. Char- York, native was appoint- edented study by Harvard can-Americans the same U.S. Attorney’s office in a statement. “He was also lie Baker said he was ed as an associate justice Law School researchers as white Americans, and “shocked and deeply sad- of the court in 2009 and Massachusetts before go- wicked funny, taking his that was released last recommit ourselves to the dened” by Gants’ death. was sworn in as the chief ing into private practice. work but never himself too week. systemic change needed to “He was a dedicated justice by Gov. Deval Pat- Patrick called Gants’ seriously.” The researchers found make equality under the public servant of the high- rick in 2014. death a “profound loss.” Suffolk County District that Black and Latino law an enduring reality est order and sought to do Before that, he served “He was a learned, rig- Attorney Rachael Rollins defendants in Massachu- for all,” Gants and the oth- justice his entire 40-year for more than a decade on orous, serious and sincere called Gants the driving setts tend to face more se- er justices wrote. Another high school delays in-person learning after party

DOVER (AP) — A sec- health meetings were held dents must undergo full ond Massachusetts high this weekend in Dover remote learning for 14 school is delaying the be- and Sherborn. The high days. ginning of in-person learn- school’s hybrid learning Massachusetts report- ing after students held a plan is now delayed until ed nine newly confirmed house party amid the coro- Sept. 21, the TV station coronavirus deaths and navirus pandemic. reported. more than 230 newly Andrew W. Keough, Lincoln-Sudbury Re- confirmed cases Monday, superintendent of Do- gional High School also ver-Sherborn Public recently announced that pushing the state’s con- Schools, said in an email it would switch to re- firmed COVID-19 death to parents Monday that mote-only learning after toll to 9,010 and its con- school would begin re- dozens of students attend- firmed caseload to more motely for all high school ed a party without taking than 123,000. students as a result of the proper coronavirus-pre- The seven-day weighted party held Friday night, vention measures. average of positive tests WFXT-TV reported. That party involved alco- was less than 1 percent. Police responded to the hol and a “complete lack of The true number of cases party that had up to 150 safety precautions to pro- is likely higher because PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS people who weren’t wear- tect against the spread of many people have not ing marks or social dis- COVID,” Lincoln-Sudbury been tested, and studies Republican challenger Kevin O’Connor, left, will debate incumbent U.S. tancing and were “drink- Principal Bella Wong said suggest people can be in- Sen. Edward Markey on Oct. 5. ing in excess,” he said. in a letter to the school “In choosing to flout the community. fected and not feel sick. rules set down by soci- Because it’s not clear There were about 300 ety in the pandemic, they exactly who attended the people reported hospital- Markey, O’Connor set have now put us all at party, the Sudbury Board ized Monday because of risk,” Keough said. of Health is mandating COVID-19, and more than Emergency board of that all high school stu- 60 in intensive care units. to hold debate on Oct. 5

BOSTON (AP) — A de- delegation. pitched himself as a can- ‘T’ looks at post-COVID transit bate has been scheduled The 74-year-old Markey didate who can help clean in the state’s U.S. Senate defeated his 39-year-old house in Washington. BOSTON (AP) — MBTA that slight uptick on uni- revenues will increase to race pitting Democratic challenger U.S. Rep. Joe If elected, the father of officials are beginning to versities coming back into meet those estimates. incumbent Sen. Edward Kennedy III in a hard- four said he would be a envision a post-COVID-19 session that are located MBTA officials said that Markey against Repub- fought Democratic pri- champion for education public transit system — one along the Green Line. as they try to re-imagine lican challenger Kevin mary, harnessing support and stand up to “the deficit that may include changes But another, perhaps larg- a post-COVID-19 MBTA, O’Connor. from progressive leaders spenders in both parties,” to services given a possible er, factor that continues to there are several possible GBH News will host the to overcome a challenge promote affordable health looming budget gap. weigh down ridership is the outcomes for those who rely debate at 7 p.m. on Mon- from a younger rival and care and a sustainable en- The main problem is reluctance of some of the on the public transit system. day, Oct. 5, at the station’s member of America’s most vironment, and support a ridership, which plunged state’s largest companies Riders may have to walk studio in the Brighton famous political family. peace through strength at the beginning of the — particularly those in the further, pay more, trans- neighborhood of Boston Markey has served for foreign policy. pandemic as riders fled greater Boston area — to fer more or switch tran- following social distancing decades in Congress, first The election is Nov. 3, al- the Massachusetts Bay require all of their employ- sit modes (buses, subway guidelines. in the House and later in though voters will be able Transportation Authority ees to return to their offices trains, commuter rails) O’Connor faces a daunt- the Senate. to cast ballots ahead of system in fear of being ex- and instead let them to con- more frequently during ing challenge in a state O’Connor defeated fel- Election Day using mail- posed to the coronavirus. tinue working from home. their trips. The frequency that leans heavily Demo- low Republican Shiva in ballots, early voting Since then, ridership That means fewer public of trips may also be pared cratic. There are currently Ayyadurai in the Massa- polling locations and drop no Republican members of boxes in many communi- has ticked up, but not dra- transit commuters, a trend back and some routes may chusetts GOP Senate pri- the state’s congressional mary. O’Connor, a lawyer, ties. matically. that could continue into 2021. be restructured. “We are beginning to At the moment, the sys- “You can’t provide ser- see modest increases in tem is meeting very mod- vices you can’t pay for,” ridership,” MBTA Gener- est revenue projections, ac- said Massachusetts Trans- Clerk quits after primary al Manager Steve Poftak cording to transit officials. portation Secretary Steph- said during a meeting But as those projections anie Pollack, adding that Monday of the MBTA’s rise dramatically in the officials should “not get too SNAFU delayed results Fiscal and Management first part of 2021, officials excited” about how quickly Control Board. say there’s no guarantee fare revenue may return to FRANKLIN (AP) — The Massachusetts’ first to al- Secretary of State Bill Poftak credited some of that actual ridership and pre-pandemic levels. clerk of a Massachusetts low early voting, and be- Galvin’s office said the town where delays in vote cause of the coronavirus 3,000 ballots were sup- counting held up primary pandemic, a record 1 mil- posed to have been sent to results for days and state lion voters mailed in their polling places on election officials found 3,000 un- ballots — overwhelming Black Hawks fly over Marathon site day. counted mail ballots has a few cities and towns. Jake Auchincloss, a city BOSTON (AP) — Two tion said. neighborhoods and use a resigned. Burr, Franklin’s clerk for Teresa Burr, town clerk the past five years, called councilor in suburban Black Hawk helicopters The marathon normal- mobile app to upload their Boston and a former Ma- flew over the route of the ly is run on a Monday in routes and finish times. in the Boston suburb of it “the most challenging rine, won the Democrat- Boston Marathon on Mon- April, on Massachusetts’ Nearly 18,000 people Franklin, formally sub- election cycle in my ca- ic runoff to fill the U.S. day to wrap up a virtual Patriots Day holiday, but from almost 100 countries mitted her resignation reer.” over the weekend. The Other communities House seat being vacated event in which thousands it was postponed to Sept. participated in the virtual Secretary of State’s office managed to count and of runners went 26.2 miles 14 because of the pan- marathon, which began by Rep. Joe Kennedy III, had said it found the bal- tabulate that crush of ab- defeating Jesse Mermell on their own. demic. At the end of May, Sept. 5, the athletic asso- lots when it intervened. sentee and mail ballots The helicopters flew the it was canceled altogether ciation said. by just 2,000 votes. Burr said her last day within 24 hours, but it Burr said her town’s route from the starting — the first time in its 124- A post-race party, with would be Friday. She de- took Franklin until ear- election glitches were “not line in Hopkinton to the year history that the sto- appearances from Mas- nied any wrongdoing, ly on the Friday after the intentional, nor have I finish line on Boylston ried race in its traditional sachusetts Gov. Charlie writing: “I am resigning Tuesday primary to post Street in Boston in sup- format was scrapped. Baker and others, will be to reestablish confidence results. The delay had left ever conspired to deprive port of health care work- Instead, registered run- broadcast live from Fen- with the voters of this the results of a crowded any voter of their ability ers on the front lines of the ners were encouraged to way Park, home of the community in their elec- race for an open congres- to cast a ballot and have coronavirus pandemic, the complete the marathon by Boston Red Sox, on Mon- tions.” sional seat in question for that ballot counted as part Boston Athletic Associa- themselves in their own day night. The Sept. 1 primary was three days. of an election.” TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 15, 2020 THE DAILY ITEM A7 New Jersey sets U.S. sports betting monthly record at $668 million

By Wayne Parry ketball playoffs to bet on. ASSOCIATED PRESS Internet gambling brought in $87.7 million, ATLANTIC CITY, N.J. more than twice what it — New Jersey gamblers had a year earlier. set a nationwide record Only two casinos, Ocean for the most money bet on Resort and the Golden sports in a single month, Nugget, managed to post PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS plunking down almost year-over-year revenue $668 million in August on increases. Ocean was up President Donald Trump listens as California events including resur- Gov. Gavin Newsom speaks during a briefing 3.7 percent to $26.6 mil- gent baseball, basketball lion, and Golden Nugget at Sacramento McClellan Airport, in McClellan and hockey seasons that Park, Calif., Monday. was up 2.5 percent to $37 had been interrupted by million. the coronavirus outbreak, “Our year-over-year figures released Monday gaming revenue increase showed. is a testament to the mo- Wildfires raise That smashed the pre- mentum Ocean created PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS vious record of $614 mil- prior to the closure, which lion set in Nevada in Nov. A clerk counts money wagered by a customer immediately resumed fight over climate 2019. at the sports betting lounge at the Tropicana upon reopening in July,” The extra money helped casino in Atlantic City, N.J. Terry Glebocki, Ocean’s cushion the blow of CEO, said in a statement. months of losses incurred decline by only 7.5 percent to resume on Sept. 4, a “We are pleased with our change as by New Jersey’s casinos compared to August 2019, development that will pre- August performance de- and two racetracks that when they were going full- spite a less favorable cal- offer sports betting, help- sumably be felt in next blast and there was no month’s revenue report. endar, ongoing restrictions Trump visits ing them start to rebound on occupancy and the lack pandemic. The biggest news was financially. of indoor dining until ear- “Recovery is underway, a record-setting perfor- By Lindsay worst in the world. The state Division of ly September.” even with continuing mance by New Jersey’s Whitehurst and Sara Scientists say the wild- Gaming Enforcement Caesars had the biggest travel advisories that de- sports betting industry. Cline fires are all but inevitable shows the casinos and decline, down 31.4 percent ASSOCIATED PRESS but that the main driv- tracks collectively won creased visits from out of In addition to surpassing to $21.2 million, followed ers are plants and trees $326.3 million from gam- state,” said James Plousis, Nevada’s previous high, closely by its sister proper- BEAVERCREEK, Ore. drying out due to climate blers in August. chairman of the New Jer- the $668 million wagered ty Harrah’s, down a near- — With crews battling change and more people That figure was heart- sey Casino Control Com- on sports in August sur- ly identical 31.3 percent wildfires that have killed living closer to areas that ening to the casinos be- mission. “Atlantic City’s passed the previous New to $21.4 million. Resorts at least 35 people, de- burn. Forest thinning and cause it came in a month casino win was almost 70 Jersey record of $562 mil- was down 28.8 percent to stroyed neighborhoods controlled burns have where they were restrict- percent of last August’s lion set in Nov. 2019. $13.8 million; Tropicana and enveloped the West proven challenging to im- ed to operating at 25 per- strong performance, al- After paying off win- was down 26.5 percent to Coast in smoke, another plement on the scale need- cent of capacity, and it though the months are not ning bets, the casinos and $26.5 million; Bally’s was fight has emerged: lead- ed to combat those threats. also included a doubling reasonably comparable tracks reported $39.5 mil- down 21.3 percent to $15.2 ers in the Democratic-led California Gov. Gavin of internet gambling rev- because of restrictions on lion in revenue on sports million; Borgata was down states and President Don- Newsom and other state enue compared to a year capacity, amenities, and bets in August. It was the 19 percent to $64.7 mil- ald Trump clashed over and federal officialsago. entertainment.” first full month of baseball lion; and Hard Rock was the role of climate change briefed Trump about All told, the casinos and He also noted that in- this year, and gamblers down 3.5 percent to $39.4 as he visited California on the fires during a stop tracks saw their revenue door dining was allowed also had hockey and bas- million. Monday. near Sacramento, where California, Oregon and the president doubled Washington state have down on mostly blam- seen historic wildfiresing forest management. that have burned faster State Natural Resources and farther than ever be- Agency Secretary Wade fore. Numerous studies in Crowfoot said he wished recent years have linked the science agreed with bigger wildfires in the U.S. the president, to which to global warming from Trump countered, “I don’t the burning of coal, oil and think science knows, ac- gas. tually.” The Democratic gover- The governors have been nors say the fires are a blunt. Newsom toured a consequence of climate ghostlike landscape de- change, while Trump has stroyed by flames Friday blamed poor forest man- and called out the “ideo- agement for the flames logical BS” of those who that have raced through deny the danger. state and federal land in “The debate is over the region and made the around climate change. air in places like Port- Just come to the state of land, Oregon, Seattle and California, observe it with San Francisco some of the your own eyes,” he said. Astronomers see possible hints of

life inside PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS Family members of Ronald Greene listen to speakers as demonstrators gather for the March on Washington on the 57th anniversary of the Rev. Martin Luther King Jr.’s “I Have A Dream” speech Venus’s clouds in August. By Seth Borenstein for chemical signatures ASSOCIATED PRESS that can only be made by biological processes, called Feds probing in-custody death of Astronomers have found biosignatures. After three a potential sign of life astronomers met in a bar high in the atmosphere of in Hawaii, they decided to Black man in Louisiana neighboring Venus: hints look that way at the clos- there may be bizarre mi- est planet to Earth: Venus. By Jim Mustian the ground and used a stun “and the concealing of this we’ve been able to re- crobes living in the sulfu- They searched for phos- ASSOCIATED PRESS gun on him even after he information by the Louisi- view is inconsistent with ric acid-laden clouds of the phine, which is three hy- apologized for leading them ana State Police is not only the manner of death that Federal authorities are hothouse planet. drogen atoms and a phos- on a chase. disgusting but immoral.” they’ve described,” said Lee investigating the death of Two telescopes in Ha- phorous atom. Greene’s mother, Mona State Police spokesman Merritt, a prominent civil a Black man during what waii and Chile spotted in On Earth, there are only Hardin, said her family has Capt. Chavez Cammon said rights lawyer representing Louisiana State Police de- the thick Venusian clouds two ways phosphine can not been able to grieve be- the agency is “cooperating Greene’s family. scribed as a struggle to the chemical signature of be formed, study authors cause so many questions with federal officials” even Local prosecutors did not take him into custody fol- phosphine, a noxious gas said. One is in an indus- remain unresolved. She as it conducts its own inter- bring charges against the lowing a rural police chase that on Earth is only as- trial process. (The gas was said her son had been a nal investigation. responding troopers but re- last year, officials told The sociated with life, accord- produced for use as chemi- well-liked barber who lived Two law enforcement offi- ferred Greene’s death to the ing to a study in Monday’s cal warfare agent in World Associated Press. in West Monroe and had a cials familiar with the case U.S. Justice Department for journal Nature Astronomy. War I.) The other way is as The death of 49-year-old “giving spirit.” said State Police are inves- a civil rights investigation, Several outside experts part of some kind of poor- Ronald Greene remains “This has gutted our fami- tigating whether one of the said Laurie James, first as- — and the study authors ly understood function shrouded in secrecy be- ly,” Hardin told AP. “How do responding troopers im- sistant district attorney in themselves — agreed this in animals and microbes. cause State Police have de- people live with themselves properly turned off his body Union Parish. is tantalizing but said it Some scientists consider clined to release body-cam- after doing something like camera during Greene’s Asked for his reaction to is far from the first proof it a waste product, others era footage related to the this?” arrest. They spoke to AP on footage of Greene’s death, of life on another planet. don’t. May 2019 chase north of The investigation comes the condition of anonymity John Belton, the Union Par- They said it doesn’t satisfy Phosphine is found in Monroe, Louisiana. Troop- amid heightened racial to discuss an ongoing inves- ish district attorney, said it the “extraordinary claims “ooze at the bottom of ers say it began when tensions within Louisiana tigation. would be “inappropriate for require extraordinary ev- ponds, the guts of some Greene failed to stop for an State Police, an agency Edwards “is aware of the me to comment because of idence” standard estab- creatures like badgers and unspecified traffic violation. that has been plagued by investigation and expects the ongoing federal investi- lished by the late Carl Sa- perhaps most unpleasant- Greene’s death drew new misconduct cases in recent that there will be a compre- gation.” gan, who speculated about ly associated with piles of attention after his fami- years. Earlier this month, hensive and fair evaluation The FBI declined to com- the possibility of life in the penguin guano,” Clements ly filed a wrongful death Gov. John Bel Edwards, a of the facts,” spokeswoman ment. The U.S. Attorney’s clouds of Venus in 1967. said. lawsuit this year alleging Democrat, said it was “un- Shauna Sanford wrote in Office in Shreveport con- “It’s not a smoking gun,” Study co-author Sara state troopers “brutalized” acceptable” that State Po- an email. “He has not seen firmed the federal investiga- said study co-author David Seager, an MIT planetary Greene and “left him beat- lice had failed to discipline the video.” tion into Greene’s death but Clements, an Imperial Col- scientist, said research- en, bloodied and in cardiac a trooper recorded using a Greene’s death was ruled declined further comment. lege of London astrophysi- ers “exhaustively went arrest” before covering up racial slur on duty. accidental and attributed State Police have released cist. “It’s not even gunshot through every possibili- his actual cause of death. The handling of Greene’s to cardiac arrest, said Re- few details about Greene’s residue on the hands of ty and ruled all of them Greene’s family said au- death has eroded the agen- nee Smith, the Union Par- death. A crash report says your prime suspect, but out: volcanoes, lightning thorities initially claimed cy’s credibility even further, ish coroner who was not in troopers attempted to pull there is a distinct whiff strikes, small meteor- Greene died after crash- said Eugene W. Collins, pres- office when that determina- him over for an unspecified of cordite in the air which ites falling into the at- ing into a tree but omitted ident of the Baton Rouge tion was made. Smith said traffic violation shortly af- may be suggesting some- mosphere. ... Not a single what State Police now ac- branch of the National Asso- her office’s file on Greene ter midnight May 10, 2019, thing.” process we looked at could knowledge was the “strug- ciation for the Advancement attributed his death to a about 30 miles south of the As astronomers plan for produce phosphine in high gle” preceding his death. of Colored People. car crash and makes no Arkansas state line. Greene searches for life on planets enough quantities to ex- The lawsuit, drawing on “The public has a right to mention of a struggle with “refused to stop,” the report outside our solar system, plain our team’s findings.” witness accounts, alleges know what happened to Mr. State Police. says, and “a pursuit en- a major method is to look That leaves life. officers pinned Greene to Greene that day,” he said, “The physical evidence sued.” A8 TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 15, 2020 LOOK! World Afro Day, National Double Cheeseburger Day, Greenpeace Day, Make a Hat Day, Someday

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Can’t get to By Katie Walsh TRIBUNE NEWS SERVICE It’s the sonorous nar- the store? ration that grabs you at first, a voice lush and resonant with time and place, warm, yet almost Get home ominous, recounting a tale set in Knockemstiff, Ohio, and Coal Creek, delivery. West Virginia, back in 1957. This is the voice of author Donald Ray Pollock, of Knockemstiff, who worked at the local paper mill until age 50, when he decided to enroll at Ohio University to earn a degree in English. He sold his first short story collection, “Knockemstiff,” in 2008, before his debut novel, “The Devil All the Time,” came along in 2011. This is his yarn, FILE PHOTO | TRIBUNE NEWS SERVICE and he recounts the Bill Skarsgard as Willard Russell, left, and 9-year-old Michael Banks bone-chilling events with- Repeta as Arvin Russell in “The Devil All The Time.” in it beautifully. Pollock’s voice is the and mayhem. Sticky red “The Devil All the Time” always simultaneously guiding light through the pie filling sure does look a is an interconnected tale sinister and seductive, film adaptation, directed lot like blood, after all. that spans from 1957 to make for a terrifying Subscribe for half the and co-written by Antonio The world Pollock 1965, give or take, follow- twosome, while Skarsgard newsstand price. Campos, and his autho- reveals is ruled by lust, ing the life of young Arvin is unforgettably haunted rial voice is the discovery death, violence, war and and the corrupt charac- as a WWII vet who can’t that’ll knock ya stiff. “The religious fervor. From this ters he orbits and collides shake the horrors he Subscriptions include Devil All the Time” is a soil is borne Arvin Russell with, from nefarious witnessed in the South gooey slice of Appalachian (Michael Banks Repeta, preachers to dishonest Pacific. The only bum note full online access. noir, and Pollock tears then Tom Holland), son cops and killers roaming in the whole ensemble is the lid right off the pie of Willard (Bill Skars- the countryside. Inhabit- www.itemlive.com/subscribe that is 1950s small-town gard) and Charlotte (Ha- ing the cursed characters Robert Pattinson as the Americana: cute wait- ley Bennett), grandson of is a murderer’s row of lecherous Reverend Tea- or call 781-593-7700, ext. 1239 resses, church picnics and Emma (Kristin Griffith), talent. Arvin is a meaty gardin. Pattinson makes crooner tunes (and white, stepbrother of sorts to role for Holland, who gets a big, bold choice, but in heteronormative, patriot- Lenora (Eliza Scanlen). to explore the dark side of his performance, he takes ic, pious). Underneath the Arvin’s young, terrifying the only honorable man in “audacious” a hair too far golden exterior, he expos- life is about to thrum with the bunch. Jason Clarke and wanders right into es a lurid world of murder near-constant tragedy. and Riley Keough, each “terrible” territory. WEATHER LOTTERY

SUN, MOON, TIDES National weather TODAY’S FORECAST MARINE FORECAST Forecast for Tuesday, September 15, 2020 Sunny skies. High 64F. Winds N winds 15 to 20 kt with MASS. EVENING: MASS. MID-DAY: Sunrise today 6:23 a.m. Bands separate high temperature zones for the day. ENE at 5 to 10 mph. gusts up to 25 kt. Waves Monday...... 3071 Monday...... 6644 Sunset today 6:54 p.m. L around 2 ft. L Tonight: Clear skies. Low 53F. Sunday...... 9470 Sunday...... 0635 Sunrise tomorrow 6:24 a.m. Winds SSW at 5 to 10 mph. Tonight: N winds 10 to 15 kt Saturday...... 6474 Saturday...... 0909 H with gusts up to 20 kt, be- Yesterday’s payoff: Yesterday’s payoff: High tide today 10:19 p.m. H coming E around 5 kt in the Low tide today 4:05 p.m. afternoon. Waves around 2 ft. EXACT ORDER EXACT ORDER H All 4...... $5,043 All 4...... $5,266 High tide tomorrow 11:10 p.m. H First or last 3...... $706 First or last 3...... $737 Any 2...... $61 Any 2...... $63 1 SALLY Any 1...... $6 Any 1...... $6

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©2020 AccuWeather, Inc. SPORTS B TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 15, 2020 Peabody’s Knight commits to University of Hartford baseball By Daniel Kane I’ve ever had so that was ITEM STAFF frustrating. Fortunately, my head coach did a great PEABODY — When job helping out and send- Ryan Knight joined the ing videos of my tape to Peabody baseball team it schools.” didn’t take long for head Knight went on a num- coach Mark Bettencourt to ber of trips and tours be- realize the kind of talent fore nding the right t. his team was getting. “I went out and toured a “Ryan has been starting couple places before I nal- in our program since he ITEM FILE PHOTO ly ended up at Hartford,” was a freshman,” Betten- Knight said. “I just loved it Bill Terlecky spent 41 years as an executive court said. “It was clear he there. I love the coaching in baseball before retiring at the end of the was a real impact player staff, the program and the 2019 FCBL season. right away and that he was going to eventually campus is really beautiful. play college ball some- It de nitely seemed like where. It was just a mat- the right t.” ter of where.” The Hawks, who com- Bill Terlecky pete in the America East Knight gured out the where before the start of Conference, are coached his senior season with the by Justin Blood. Betten- part of FCBL’s Tanners this spring, com- court has no doubts that mitting to play Division I Blood and Hartford are baseball at the University going to be pleased with of Hartford. their newest addition. inaugural After the cancellation “I know coach (Blood) of his junior season last at Hartford,” Bettencourt spring, Knight was glad to said. “He’s going to be very put the search for a home happy with who he’s get- Hall of Fame at the next level to rest ting. (Knight) is a great and nd a landing spot player and person.” The Futures Collegiate in 2015 and 2018. Atten- with the Hawks. Knight has made plays Baseball League (FCBL) dance increased steadi- “This whole coronavirus for the Tanners in center- unveiled its inaugural ly during his eight-year pandemic made recruit- eld for a number of years ITEM FILE PHOTO class for its newly creat- tenure, with an average ing so tough,” Knight said. and brings a big bat to the Peabody baseball center elder Ryan Knight, lineup as well. ed Hall of Fame on Mon- of 1,200 fans attending “This summer, only Divi- going into his senior season with the Tanners, sion III schools could come day, and former North games since 2017. has committed to play for the University of to our games and it was Shore Navigators gener- But what Terlecky will KNIGHT, B2 Hartford. al manager Bill Terlecky best be remembered for one of the best seasons has been named as one of is the impact he left on the 13 inductees. the community. Terlecky The Navigators’ GM was known for bringing from 2012-2019, Terlecky radiant energy to the di- rounds out the “Adminis- amond. He enjoyed invit- trators” group honored ing young fans out onto in this rst-ever class. the eld between innings Terlecky completed a 41- and aimed to provide the year career in the game best possible fan experi- of baseball with the Nav- ence. igators before losing his Terlecky strived to long battle with cancer involve the Naviga- in October of 2019. Ter- tors in local activities. lecky transformed base- He served on the Lynn ball in the city of Lynn Chamber of Commerce and served as a trusted Board of Directors and friend and mentor to was often spotted at local so many in the Futures Little League events. He League. earned Bridgewell’s Em- Terlecky, an Ohio na- ployment Supports Pro- tive who resided in gram Champion Award Swampscott, spent 41 in 2018 for his work sup- years as an executive in porting individuals with baseball before retiring disabilities in the com- at the end of the 2019 munity. FCBL season. Under Terlecky’s watch, the Navigators TERLECKY, B2 were named FCBL Or- ganization of the Year Ohio State stars opt out, move PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS Celtics point guard Kemba Walker, a four time all-star who was selected ninth overall in the 2011 on to draft NBA draft by Charlotte, will play in his rst Eastern Conference Final. By Mitch Stacy the Big Ten to play a fall ASSOCIATED PRESS season. Big Ten school presidents met Sunday Celtics’ Walker, Heat’s Butler have COLUMBUS, Ohio — but did not take a vote With the chances of the regarding if and when to Big Ten Conference play- start the next season, a ing a football season slip- person with direct knowl- waited years for East nals ping away, two of Ohio edge of the situation told State’s best players have The Associated Press, for its rst East champi- locked in,” Walker said. from 3-point range in the chosen to opt out and speaking on condition of By Tim Reynolds ASSOCIATED PRESS onship since 2014, Boston start preparing for the anonymity because the “We’ve got to do it all for bubble, both shooting 46 its rst since 2010. a very long time, especial- NFL draft. Big Ten was not making LAKE BUENA VISTA, percent from the eld Cornerback Shaun return to competition “We all think that we’re ly defensively. Those guys in the bubble, Miami is Fla. — Kemba Walker supposed to be here,” But- have so many different Wade, a preseason plans public. and Jimmy Butler en- shooting 82 percent from ler said. “And that’s the ways they can score the All-American and like- “I should be in the mid- tered the NBA on the the foul line while Boston way that I think, that’s basketball. We’re going to ly rst-round pick in the dle of preparing for our same night. the way that I love, the have to be really locked is at 80 percent. 2021 draft, announced his game this week,” Davis They’ve paid their dues way that our guys think into their shooters, real- THE HISTORY decision Monday on Twit- said in his Twitter post since the 2011 NBA draft. as well. Because I think ly locked into Jimmy, ob- Heat President Pat Ri- ter, saying the Big Ten Friday. “Instead, due to Butler is a ve-time All- con dence and your men- viously Bam (Adebayo), ley played against the waited too long to decide the events of 2020, I spent Star, Walker a four-time what to do about playing. the last weeks with my selection. Walker has the tal (approach) is the ma- who’s just a different Celtics only once in the Wyatt Davis, an offensive family and coaching staff better scoring numbers, jority of this thing. ... Go- kind of big who can do playoffs — and that was guard who is another po- trying to determine my Butler the better defen- ing into these games, it’s pretty much everything. in the last playoff ap- tential rst-round pick, future.” sive numbers. Butler about us. We’re in control So, we’re versatile, but so pearance of his career. announced his decision on All eyes will now be leads with a style that’s of our destiny right now.” are they. We’re just going That was just the start The Celtics could say to have to gure ways out Friday. on quarterback Justin often erroneously per- of the Riley vs. Celtics ri- “I came back to get my the same, of course. to get stops consistently.” Fields, who could be one of ceived to be gruff, Walker valry, however. He faced degree and to play another the top picks in the 2021 They went 2-1 against Here’s some of what to shows a lot more emotion. them three times as season and win a national draft regardless of wheth- And both went to new Miami in the regular sea- know going into the East- coach of the Los Angeles championship,” Wade said er he plays another down homes in the summer of son, swept Philadelphia ern Conference nals: in his tweet. “But when the of football for the Buck- 2019, looking for some- in the rst round and BUBBLE’S BEST Lakers in the NBA Fi- Big Ten canceled, I was fo- eyes. Fields hasn’t pub- thing better. Here they then needed seven games Phoenix went 8-0 in the nals (going 2-1), and the cused on still playing, but I licly commented recently are: For the rst time, to oust reigning cham- bubble and Toronto went Heat have played Boston felt like they were holding about his situation. Walker and Butler are pion Toronto in the East 14-5 — the best records of in the postseason three off for so long I thought it Time is slipping away headed to the Eastern semi nals. Walker has any team at Disney since times during Riley’s stint was the best decision for for players choosing to Conference nals. faced Miami in the play- the season resumed July as Miami’s top executive me to declare for the draft offs before, losing in sev- 30. But those squads are remain with idle Big Ten Walker and the (going 2-1). Riley and and just go on with prepar- and Pac-12 teams, who third-seeded Boston Celt- en games in 2016 when home now, so the best re- Celtics President Danny ing and getting ready for now must watch teams ics take on Butler and he was in Charlotte, and cords of any club remain- the draft.” from other conferences the fth-seeded Miami said he has a respect for ing in the bubble belong Ainge have had a less- Wade’s father was one of — including the SEC and Heat on Tuesday night in Heat coach Erik Spoels- to Boston (13-6) and Mi- than-friendly history as the football parents lead- ACC — that decided to go Game 1 of the East title tra and the franchise. ami (11-6). Both teams well, which only adds to ing a charge to persuade ahead with their seasons. series. Miami is looking “We’ve just got to be are shooting 36 percent the spice of this series. B2 SPORTS THE DAILY ITEM TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 15, 2020

TODAY IN SPORTS

Sept. 15 contention for the season champion- 1923 — Bill Tilden wins the U.S. ship. Hornish wins his IRL-record fifth Lawn Tennis Association champion- race of the season and becomes the ship, beating William Johnston in first driver to win two IRL champion- straight sets, 6-4, 6-1, 6-4. 1962 — Frank Tripucka of the Den- ships. ver Broncos passes for 447 yards 2012 — Ryan Blaney becomes the and two touchdowns in a 23-20 win youngest winner in NASCAR Trucks over the Buffalo Bills. history at 18 years, 8 months, taking 1971 — Stan Smith wins the U.S. the caution-filled race at Iowa Speed- Open title over Jan Khodes and Billie way in his third series start. Blaney, Jean King beats Rosemary Casals for the women’s title. It’s the first the son of Sprint Cup driver Dave time in 16 years both titles were won Blaney, breaks the age record of 20 by U.S. players. years, 18 days set by Kyle Busch in 1973 — Three-year-old Secretariat 2005 at Charlotte. wins the Marlboro Cup Invitational 2013 — Aaron Rodgers throws for a Handicap in the then-world record career-high 480 yards and James time of 1:45 2-5 for 11/8 miles. 1973 — Archie Griffin of Ohio State Jones has a career-best 178 yards starts his NCAA record string of 31 receiving in Green Bay’s 38-20 win games of rushing for at least 100 over the Washington Redskins. yards, leading the Buckeyes to a 2013 — Denver’s Peyton Manning 56-7 rout of Minnesota in Columbus. passes for 307 yards and two touch- 1978 — Muhammad Ali becomes downs in the Broncos’ 41-23 win the first three-time heavyweight champion with a unanimous over the New York Giants. Manning 15-round decision over Leon Spinks (60,256) becomes the third quarter- at the Superdome in New Orleans. back in NFL history to reach 60,000 1991 — The United States women’s career passing yards, joining Brett gymnastics team makes history with Favre and Dan Marino. its first team medal — a silver — at 2017 — The Cleveland has its AL the World Championships in India- napolis. record run stopped at 22 straight 2002 — Sam Hornish Jr. wins anoth- games as the Indians are beaten 4-3 er incredible race at Texas Motor by the Kansas City Royals, who Speedway, and his second straight become the first team to conquer IRL title. Hornish side-by-side with the defending league champions PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS Helio Castroneves for many of the since Aug. 23. The Indians came last 25 laps in the season-ending Patriots quarterback Cam Newton had a team-high 75 rushing yards in a 21-11 win over Miami Chevy 500, crosses the finish line within four of matching the overall Sunday. 0.0096 seconds — only a few inch- record held by the 1916 New York es — ahead of the other driver in Giants. TV/RADIO Pats embracing ‘new normal’ of Baseball 6:30 p.m...... Washington at Tampa Bay...... MLB Network 6:40 p.m...... Boston at Miami...... NESN; WEEI-FM 93.7 8:40 p.m...... Oakland at Colorado...... FS1 Newton carrying rushing load 9:30 p.m...... San Francisco at Seattle...... MLB Network Pro basketball 6:30 p.m...... Miami at Boston...... ESPN; WBZ-FM 98.5 By Kyle Hightower Winning is exactly what Both required surgery and you try to take advantage 7 p.m...... WNBA: Connecticut vs. Chicago...... ESPN2 ASSOCIATED PRESS Newton has done during contributed to Carolina re- of them.” 9 p.m...... Denver at LA Clippers...... ESPN his career when he’s been leasing him in March. STOCK UP WNBA: Washington vs. Phoenix...... ESPN2 FOXBOROUGH — If Cycling given a significant number He didn’t appear to be The brightest spot was the Patriots’ Week 1 win 7:30 a.m...... Tour de France (Stage 16)...... NBCSN of carries. In the 33 games favoring either during the probably fourth-year de- Pro hockey over the Dolphins re- he’s had 10 or more in a game Sunday and the ex- fensive end Derek Riv- 8 p.m...... NY Islanders at Tampa Bay...... NBCSN vealed anything, it’s that game, he is now 25-7-1. tra rest during the extend- ers recording a sack after Men’s soccer they will have no problem 12:30 p.m...... Canadian Premier: Forge vs. Cavalry...... FS2 Newton’s hope is that ed offseason may actually spending all of 2019 on in- giving Cam Newton plen- 7:45 p.m...... Canadian Premier: Pacific vs. Wanderers...... FS2 the Miami victory will be benefit him. jured reserve. ty of opportunities to run a glimpse of the “new nor- Belichick said giving the ball this season. Rivers was New En- NFL mal” with him at the helm Newton so many oppor- gland’s top draft pick in That’s just fine by him. of New England’s offense. tunities to run was by de- And if history is any indi- 2017, but battled injuries AMERICAN CONFERENCE NATIONAL CONFERENCE “I think it’s time for ev- sign. each of his first three sea- East East cation, it could translate erybody, including myself, It’s something the coach- W L T Pct PF PA W L T Pct PF PA sons in the league. Beli- into a lot of wins for the to realize this is what it’s ing staff plans to continue Buffalo 1 0 0 1.000 27 17 Washington 1 0 0 1.000 27 17 chick praised Rivers’ re- NE 1 0 0 1.000 21 11 N.Y. Giants 0 0 0 .000 0 0 Patriots in 2020. like. I think it came full to embrace. silience to get back on the Miami 0 1 0 .000 11 21 Dallas 0 1 0 .000 17 20 Newton’s 15 carries Sun- circle,” he said. “For me to “Everything we’ve done N.Y. Jets 0 1 0 .000 17 27 Philadelphia 0 1 0 .000 17 27 field. South South day were the second most just kind of realize that for the last 20 years, and W L T Pct PF PA W L T Pct PF PA of his career and his team- I’m a New England Patriot rightfully so, has been “He’s really showed ... re- Jacksonville 1 0 0 1.000 27 20 NO 1 0 0 1.000 34 23 ally an incredible amount Tennessee 0 0 0 .000 0 0 Atlanta 0 1 0 .000 25 38 high 75 rushing yards his and I’m just going to em- for Tom Brady,” Belichick Houston 0 1 0 .000 20 34 Carolina 0 1 0 .000 30 34 most since 2017. It was brace this whole moment.” said. “Everything was ded- of mental toughness over Indianapolis 0 1 0 .000 20 27 Tampa Bay 0 1 0 .000 23 34 the last three years to deal North North also the most carries and Newton’s recent injury icated to him, other than W L T Pct PF PA W L T Pct PF PA yards rushing by a Patri- history will certainly fac- the games that he didn’t with some of the setbacks Baltimore 1 0 0 1.000 38 6 Chicago 1 0 0 1.000 27 23 ots quarterback since Bill tor into whether he can play in. ... So, there were that he’s had, none of Pittsburgh 0 0 0 .000 0 0 Green Bay 1 0 0 1.000 43 34 Cincinnati 0 1 0 .000 13 16 Detroit 0 1 0 .000 23 27 Belichick arrived in New maintain the same kind of times when we had to plan which were really his fault Cleveland 0 1 0 .000 6 38 Minnesota 0 1 0 .000 34 43 England in 2000. production the remainder differently, but when your — just bad breaks, really,” West West W L T Pct PF PA W L T Pct PF PA Newton said he didn’t of this season. starting quarterback has Belichick said. “It came Kansas City 1 0 0 1.000 34 20 Arizona 1 0 0 1.000 24 20 mind the workload. He was hampered by things that he’s good at or to fruition (Sunday). ... I L.A.C 1 0 0 1.000 16 13 L.A. Rams 1 0 0 1.000 20 17 Las Vegas 1 0 0 1.000 34 30 Seattle 1 0 0 1.000 38 25 “I just wanted to win,” he shoulder and foot prob- things that you can take think that was gratifying Denver 0 0 0 .000 0 0 San Fran 0 1 0 .000 20 24 said after the game. lems the past two seasons. advantage of, then I think for everyone.”

Sunday’s Games L.A. Chargers 16, Cincinnati 13 Green Bay 43, Minnesota 34 Arizona 24, San Francisco 20 Jacksonville 27, Indianapolis 20 New Orleans 34, Tampa Bay 23 Peabody’s Ryan Knight commits to Las Vegas 34, Carolina 30 L.A. Rams 20, Dallas 17 Buffalo 27, N.Y. Jets 17 Monday’s Games Seattle 38, Atlanta 25 Washington 27, Philadelphia 17 Pittsburgh at N.Y. Giants, 7:10 p.m. New England 21, Miami 11 Tennessee at Denver, 10:20 p.m. University of Hartford baseball Baltimore 38, Cleveland 6 Thursday, Sept. 17 Chicago 27, Detroit 23 Cincinnati at Cleveland, 8:20 p.m. KNIGHT that always impressed me tial. Essex County Baseball From B1 about him. He’s not a big “Being here (in Peabody) League that worked as MLB talker or a rah-rah guy, he helped me a ton,” Knight a replacement for a can- “He has the discipline at just comes everyday and said. “I learned a lot from celed American Legion American League National League East Division East Division plate that allows him to busts his tail. The reason (former Tanners star) season this summer. Now, W L Pct W L Pct not only hit for contact but I really respect him is that Jake Gustin coming in my he’s ready to set big goals Tampa Bay 30 17 .638 Atlanta 28 19 .596 Toronto 26 20 .565 Miami 23 21 .523 also hit for power,” Betten- he’s not only good on the freshman year and he’s at for his senior season. New York 26 21 .553 Philadelphia 23 22 .511 court said. “His baseball field but also in the class- Bryant (University) now. “It definitely takes a lot Baltimore 20 26 .435 New York 21 26 .447 room. He’s a good person. He really made me real- of pressure off committing Boston 17 31 .354 Washington 17 28 .378 IQ helps on the bases and Central Division Central Division he has all the fundamen- His baseball ability is a ize how hard you have to Hartford,” Knight said. W L Pct W L Pct tals and intangibles that mirror of the type of per- to work to get where you “Now that I have where Chicago 30 16 .652 Chicago 28 20 .583 Minnesota 30 18 .625 St. Louis 20 20 .500 a college coach would look son he is.” want to be.” I’m going I don’t need to Cleveland 26 21 .553 Milwaukee 20 24 .455 for.” During his time with the While he might’ve worry about that and can Detroit 20 26 .435 Cincinnati 21 26 .447 Kansas City 20 28 .417 Pittsburgh 14 30 .318 “His work ethic is Tanners, Knight also got missed out on being on focus on this season. Hope- West Division West Division through the roof,” Betten- to learn from a number of the diamond last spring, fully we make a big come- W L Pct W L Pct Oakland 29 17 .630 Los Angeles 33 14 .702 court said. “The leading gifted athletes that helped Knight got to prove his back this year and I’ll be Houston 23 24 .489 San Diego 31 17 .646 by example is something him reach his full poten- worth and play ball in the shooting for league MVP.” Seattle 21 25 .457 San Francisco 23 24 .489 Los Angeles 20 28 .417 Colorado 21 25 .457 Texas 17 30 .362 Arizona 17 31 .354 Monday’s Games vish 7-2), 8:15 p.m. Oakland at Seattle, 5:10 p.m., 1st game Oakland (Manaea 4-2) at Colorado (Senzatela Bill Terlecky honored as part of Atlanta at Baltimore, 7:35 p.m. 3-2), 8:40 p.m. Minnesota at Chicago White Sox, 8:10 p.m. Arizona (Bumgarner 0-4) at L.A. Angels (Teheran Oakland at Seattle, 8:40 p.m., 2nd game 0-3), 9:40 p.m. Tuesday’s Games San Francisco (TBD) at Seattle (Newsome 0-0), Boston (Houck 0-0) at Miami (Alcantara 2-1), FCBL’s inaugural Hall of Fame class 9:40 p.m. 6:40 p.m. Wednesday’s Games Washington (Sánchez 2-4) at Tampa Bay (Cur- Washington at Tampa Bay, 1:10 p.m. tiss 3-0), 6:40 p.m. Oakland at Colorado, 3:10 p.m. TERLECKY class includes 13 individ- create the Futures League Tyler Bashlor played for Toronto (Walker 3-2) at N.Y. Yankees (García Boston at Miami, 6:40 p.m. uals who have, in a vari- and offer a new summer the Torrington Titans in 1-1), 7:05 p.m. From B1 Toronto at N.Y. Yankees, 7:05 p.m. Kansas City (Duffy 3-3) at Detroit (Boyd 1-6), ety of ways, contributed to baseball experience fo- 2012 and has spent parts 7:10 p.m. Kansas City at Detroit, 7:10 p.m. Terlecky began his ca- the league’s creation and cused on serving New En- of the last three seasons Atlanta (TBD) at Baltimore (TBD), 7:35 p.m. Atlanta at Baltimore, 7:35 p.m. Minnesota (Dobnak 6-3) at Chicago White Sox Minnesota at Chicago White Sox, 8:10 p.m. reer in 1978 when he continued success over its gland. Leading this group in The Show, most recent- (Dunning 1-0), 8:10 p.m. Texas at Houston, 8:10 p.m. was hired by the Triple-A first 10 years of existence is Chris Hall, the league’s ly with the Pittsburgh Texas (Cody 0-1) at Houston (Urquidy 0-1), 8:10 Cleveland at Chicago Cubs, 8:15 p.m. Rochester Red Wings. He in New England. first commissioner who Pirates. A Boston College p.m. Arizona at L.A. Angels, 9:40 p.m. Cleveland (Carrasco 2-4) at Chicago Cubs (Dar- San Francisco at Seattle, 9:40 p.m. worked for the team when First in the inaugural helped to create and over- and Lexington, Mass., it played the longest game class is Adam Keenan, saw one of the country’s product, Chris Shaw is a NBA PLAYOFFS in professional baseball the former Seacoast Mav- fastest-growing leagues member of the San Fran- history at McCoy Stadi- ericks player whose leg- until Paolucci took over cisco Giants organization Sunday, Sept. 13 Monday, Sept. 21 um in Pawtucket, R.I., acy lives on to this day following the 2018 sea- who helped the Nashua Denver 111, L.A. Clippers 98, series Boston vs. Miami, TBD and was named co-gener- with the Sportsmanship son. In addition to Hall, Silver Knights win their tied al manager in 1981 at 27 and Scholarship Award the group includes own- second straight Futures Tuesday, Sept. 15 Wednesday, Sept. 23 years old. that bears his name. The ers and operators of the League championship in Miami vs. Boston, 6:30 p.m. x-Miami vs. Boston, TBD In addition, he served award was instituted fol- league’s original four fran- 2012. Northeastern Uni- Denver vs. L.A. Clippers, 9 p.m. Friday, Sept. 25 as the GM for the Wil- lowing Keenan’s passing chises: Drew Weber, Tim versity’s Aaron Civale Thursday, Sept. 17 x-Boston vs. Miami, TBD liamsport Bills, opened due to an undiagnosed Bawmann and Jon Goode pitched for the Worcester Miami vs. Boston, TBD the state-of-the-art Lack- rare heart condition called of the Nashua Silver Bravehearts in 2014 be- Saturday, Sept. 19 Sunday, Sept. 27 awanna County Stadium Arrhythmogenic Right Knights, Dave Hoyt of the fore making his MLB de- Boston vs. Miami, 8:30 p.m. x-Miami vs. Boston, TBD for the Triple-A Scranton/ Ventricular Cardiomyop- Seacoast Mavericks, Chris but for the Cleveland Indi- Wilkes-Barre Red Barons athy (ARVC) in 2011 and Carminucci and Darren ans last year. NHL PLAYOFFS in 1989, and hosted the has been bestowed upon Harrison-Pannis of both The Hall of Famers Sunday, September 13 Thursday, September 17 Triple-A All-Star Game in the player who exemplifies the Torrington Titans will be honored during a 1995. Terlecky was named the outstanding attitude, and Martha’s Vineyard Hall of Fame dinner and Tampa Bay 4, N.Y. Islanders 1, x-Tampa Bay at N.Y. Islanders, 8 p.m. Tampa Bay leads series 3 - 1 the International League character and sportsman- Sharks, and Van Schley of ceremony following the Monday, September 14 Friday, September 18 Executive of the Year in ship that is synonymous the Brockton Rox. first-ever FCBL Golf Tour- Dallas at Vegas, 8 p.m. x-Dallas at Vegas, 9 p.m. 1991 and earned the Fred with Adam Keenan’s lega- The final three Hall of nament, which will be held Tuesday, September 15 Cashen Award as the New cy ever since. Famers have advanced on Friday, October 9 at Cy- N.Y. Islanders at Tampa Bay, 8 p.m. Saturday, September 19 York Mets organization’s The class includes the their careers from the Fu- prian Keyes Golf Club in Wednesday, September 16 x-N.Y. Islanders at Tampa Bay, 7:30 top executive in 2003. eight “Founding Fathers” tures League all the way Boylston, Mass. The din- x-Vegas at Dallas, 8 p.m. p.m. The FCBL inaugural who worked together to to Major League Baseball. ner will begin at 6:30 p.m. TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 15, 2020 THE DAILY ITEM B3 NATION Trump spurns science on climate change

ASSOCIATED PRESS “If we ignore that science and sort of put our head in SACRAMENTO, Calif. the sand and think it’s all — With the smell of Cali- about vegetation manage- fornia wildfires in the air, ment, we’re not going to President Donald Trump succeed together protect- on Monday ignored the ing Californians,” Crow- scientific consensus that foot added. climate change is playing Trump responded, “It a central role in historic will start getting cooler, West Coast infernos and just you watch.” renewed his unfound- Crowfoot politely pushed ed claim that poor forest management is mostly to back that he wished the blame. science agreed with the The fires are threaten- president. Trump coun- ing to become another tered, “I don’t think sci- front in Trump’s reelec- ence knows, actually.” tion bid, which is already That striking moment facing hurdles because of came on a day of dueling PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS the coronavirus pandem- campaign events, with Kim Miller and Monty Graham open their truck bed and begin loading up sandbags along U.S. 90 ic, joblessness and social Trump and Biden dra- in preparation for Tropical Storm Sally, Sunday in Gulfport, Miss. unrest. His Democratic matically contrasting challenger, Joe Biden, in their outlooks on climate his own speech on Monday change — and the im- said the destruction and pact it has had on the re- Hurricane Sally threatens Gulf mounting death toll across cord-setting fires ravaging California, Oregon and the West Coast. Washington require stron- Biden lashed out at ger presidential leader- Trump, saying the mo- Coast with a slow drenching ship and labeled Trump a ment requires “leadership, “climate arsonist.” not scapegoating” and that Trump traveled to “it’s clear we are not safe in By Janet tying fast. winds to Mississippi. A residents obeyed. Many of Northern California to Donald Trump’s America.” McConnaughe and “It’s turning into a ghost more westerly track would them moved their cars and be briefed by Democratic “This is another crisis, Stacy Plaisance town,” he said. “Every- pose another test for the boats to higher ground be- Gov. Gavin Newsom and another crisis he won’t ASSOCIATED PRESS body’s biggest fear is the low-lying city, where heavy fore clearing out. other state and federal of- take responsibility for,” storm surge, and the worst rains have to be pumped Michael “Mac” Mclaugh- ficials. At one point, state Biden said. He said that NEW ORLEANS — possible scenario being out through a century-old lin, a 72-year-old retiree Hurricane Sally, one of a Natural Resources Agency if voters give “a climate that it just stalls out. That drainage system. who moved to Kiln a year Secretary Wade Crowfoot denier” another four years record-tying five storms would be a dicey situation Even with a push toward ago, hooked his boat up to churning simultaneously urged the president to in the White House, “why for everybody.” the east, New Orleans, his pickup truck to take to “recognize the changing would we be surprised in the Atlantic, closed in on Sally has lots of company which is on Lake Pontchar- his son’s house in another the Louisiana-Mississippi climate and what it means that we have more of during what has become train, will be in the storm part of Mississippi before to our forests.” America ablaze?” coast Monday with rapid- one of the busiest hurri- surge area, said Universi- heading to New Orleans ly strengthening winds of cane seasons in history — ty of Miami hurricane re- to ride out Sally there with at least 90 mph and the so busy that forecasters searcher Brian McNoldy. his girlfriend. potential for up to 2 feet have almost run through He said New Orleans “It would be dumb to stay of rain that could bring se- the alphabet of names with “should be very concerned here,” Mclaughlin said. He vere flooding. 2 1/2 months still to go. in terms of track.” said his home was built Storm-weary Gulf Coast For only the second time The National Hurricane in 2014 to withstand hur- residents rushed to buy on record, forecasters said, Center forecast storm ricanes, “but I just don’t bottled water and oth- five tropical cyclones were surges of up to 11 feet, in- want to be here when the er supplies ahead of the swirling simultaneously in cluding 4 to 6 feet in Lake water’s that deep and be storm, which was expected the Atlantic basin. The last Pontchartrain and 6 feet stranded. That wouldn’t be to reach Louisiana’s south- time that happened was in in downtown Mobile, Ala- smart.” eastern tip around day- 1971. bama. In the Venetian Isles sec- break Tuesday and make In addition to Sally were In eastern New Orle- tion of eastern New Orle- its way sluggishly north- Hurricane Paulette, which ans, drainage canals were ans, Willie Harris, a meter ward into Mississippi on a passed over a well-fortified lowered in anticipation reader for the city, said he path that could menace the Bermuda on Monday and of torrential rains, Mayor was on standby for clearing New Orleans metropolitan was expected to peel harm- LaToya Cantrell said. New drains to prevent backups PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS area and bring a long, slow lessly out into the North Orleans police went on that could cause flooding. drenching. Atlantic, and Tropical 12-hour shifts, and rescue He said he and his fiancee Mel Prince, executive director of Selma AIR, Forecasters said it could Storms Rene, Teddy and boats, barricades, back- had plenty of food and wa- looks at a quilt that remembers people who lost be a Category 2 hurricane Vicky, all of them out at up generators and other ter and would ride out the their lives to AIDS, at her office in Selma, Ala. with winds of 105 mph by sea and unlikely to threat- equipment were readied, hurricane at home. Some the time it nears the coast. en land this week, if at all. Police Superintendent residents parked their cars It could give Louisiana As of midafternoon, Sally Shaun Ferguson said. on their lawns in a sure COVID-19 its second pounding from was about 160 miles south- In coastal Mississippi, sign a storm was expected. a hurricane in less than east of Biloxi, Miss., mov- water spilled onto roads, On Aug. 27, Hurricane three weeks. ing at 7 mph. lawns and docks well be- Laura blew ashore in Jeremy Burke lifted Sally’s sluggish pace fore the storm’s arrival. southwestern Louisiana hampers fight things off the floor in case could give it more time Sally was expected to bring along the Texas line, well of flooding in his Bay to drench the Mississippi a surge of 10 feet or more. west of New Orleans, tear- Books bookstore in the Delta with rain and push The town of Kiln, Miss., ing off roofs and leaving Old Town neighborhood its storm surge ashore. where many homes sit large parts of the city of against HIV of Bay St. Louis, Miss., a People in New Orleans high on stilts along the Lake Charles uninhab- popular weekend getaway watched the storm’s track Jourdan River and its itable. The storm was By Sudhin Thanawala ed testing for the disease, from New Orleans, about intently. A more easterly tributaries, was under a blamed for 32 deaths in the ASSOCIATED PRESS and public health officials 60 miles to the west. The course could bring torren- mandatory evacuation or- two states, the vast majori- overwhelmed by demands streets outside were emp- tial rain and damaging der, and it appeared most ty of them in Louisiana. As COVID-19 swept to control COVID-19 have through the South, Mel shifted staff away from Prince watched with alarm tracking HIV patients. as some of the HIV positive Progress against the vi- Anti-inflammatory drug may patients she helps in the rus had already stalled in rural Black Belt stopped recent years. Now, health showing up for lab tests and experts and advocates wor- shorten COVID-19 recovery time doctor’s visits. ry the country is at risk of Some fell back into drug backsliding, with a spike in and alcohol abuse. Others new HIV infections because By Marilynn joints, causing inflamma- feared the AIDS virus made people don’t know they have Marchione tion. An overactive im- them more vulnerable to the disease, aren’t aware if ASSOCIATED PRESS mune system also can lead the coronavirus and refused their treatment is working to serious problems in to leave their homes. A drug company says or aren’t getting a drug that coronavirus patients. Around the same time, that adding an anti-in- can prevent them from get- All study participants Prince’s HIV organization flammatory medicine to a ting HIV in the first place. received remdesivir, a Gil- in Selma, Ala., stopped “We’re losing people who drug already widely used ead Sciences drug previ- sending staff to health fairs for hospitalized COVID-19 are doing HIV testing and ously shown to reduce the and other sites to test peo- focusing on HIV to the patients shortens their time to recovery, defined as ple for HIV. time to recovery by an ad- COVID-19 response,” said being well enough to leave “The virus has made it Ace Robinson, with the na- ditional day. the hospital, by four days very challenging for us,” tional nonprofit HIV eradi- Eli Lilly announced the on average. Those who said Prince, executive direc- cation group, NMAC. “And results Monday from a also were given baricitinib tor of Selma AIR. “We just that means that we’re not 1,000-person study spon- recovered one day sooner FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS continue to let people know able to support people to sored by the U.S. Nation- than those given remde- we’re here, and we’re trying maintain the care that they al Institute of Allergy and sivir alone, Lilly said. A drug company says that adding an anti-in- our best to take care of their deserve.” Infectious Diseases. The Lilly said it planned to flammatory medicine to a drug already widely needs.” The issue is of particular results have not yet been discuss with regulators used for hospitalized COVID-19 patients short- The coronavirus pandem- concern in the South, which published or reviewed by the possible emergency ens their time to recovery by an additional day. ic has disrupted the deliv- accounted for more than independent scientists, use of baricitinib for hos- ery of all types of health half of the country’s rough- but the government con- pitalized COVID-19 pa- day, Lilly said. What a pa- tients, said Dr. Jesse Good- care services in the U.S. ly 37,000 HIV infections in firmed that Lilly’s state- tients. tient ends up paying out of man, former U.S. Food and Doctors have put off sur- 2018 and has been a focus ment was accurate. If that’s approved, Lilly pocket depends on many Drug Administration chief geries to conserve hospital of the Trump administra- The study tested barici- will propose that the drug factors. scientist now at George- beds and medical supplies tion’s goal of eradicating tinib, a pill that Indianap- be sold through usual for COVID-19 patients and It would be important town University, who had the disease by 2030. Few- olis-based Lilly already commercial means. Based to know how many study turned to telemedicine for er people in the South are no role in the study. sells as Olumiant to treat on current pricing, the participants also received routine consultations to aware that they have HIV rheumatoid arthritis, the government would pay steroid drugs, which have Figuring out how to best avoid potentially exposing compared with other re- less common form of ar- $105 per patient per day, been shown in other re- use the various drugs patients to the virus. gions in the U.S, according thritis that occurs when a and for people with pri- search to lower the risk of shown to help “is some- The fight against HIV to the U.S. Centers for Dis- mistaken or overreacting vate insurance, hospitals death for severely ill, hos- thing we’re going to have has not been spared. Clin- ease Control and Preven- immune system attacks would pay about $150 per pitalized COVID-19 pa- to work at,” he said. ics have stopped or limit- tion. B4 THE DAILY ITEM TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 15, 2020 COMICS

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THE BORN LOSER / ART AND CHIP SANSOM

CROSSWORD DEAR ABBY Sobering up changes dynamics of wife’s closest relationships DEAR ABBY: I know ful of her beliefs and to I have been blessed with Dear Abby is written by Abigail have a civil conversation wonderful relationships Van Buren, also known as Jeanne with her about politics, in my life. I have been but she just ends up yell- married to the same love- Phillips, and was founded by her ing at me and telling me ly man for 25 years. I am mother, Pauline Phillips. Contact I’m never going to get a also fortunate to have Dear Abby at DearAbby.com or P.O. girlfriend or find a job had the same best friend Box 69440, Los Angeles, CA 90069. with my beliefs. At the for 40 years. The prob- same time, she’s the most lem? They drink. loving, supportive person Because of past behav- I know when it comes to ior, I decided to get sober of our relationship, I wish fection, plan some social- anything BUT politics. two years ago. I know I they’d just slow down ly distanced visits with What can I do to get her won’t be able to drink some. Am I wrong to ask other sober individuals a to respect who I am and few nights a week, includ- socially again. I changed; something of them that what I stand for? ing support group meet- they didn’t. will change what was a ings for yourself, if you’re FREE-THINKING We are all very big part of all of our lives not already attending GUY IN D.C. high-functioning alcohol- for so long? I’m not will- ing to throw away long- them. ics. We never miss work DEAR GUY: Be pa- and lead, for the most term relationships, but I am truly at my wits’ end. DEAR ABBY: I’m 16, tient with her and remain part, productive lives. I and I feel as though my respectful. Because you love them both so much. ODD ONE OUT IN mother (a single parent) understand that your My husband is support- WASHINGTON does not respect that I mother is the most loving ive and adoring. My best have differing political and supportive person friend and I have gone DEAR ODD ONE OUT: opinions. She is very lib- you know (except when it through everything to- Because you can’t control eral and is a registered comes to politics), try to gether. But Abby, I can’t the behavior of anyone Democrat. I am very con- accept that she’s being stand them after 8 p.m. else, you have two choices servative and, as of a few protective in the only way after which they both — change the way you weeks ago, a registered she knows how — warn- repeat the same things react to the person(s) or Republican. ing that in this current over and over, and tell me end the relationship(s). In When I want to leave environment, expressing how much they love me this case, I vote for the the house, if I’m wearing political beliefs can have (in a slurry, sloppy way). former. Because your hus- any of my conservative lasting consequences. No My life isn’t bad, but band and your good slogan apparel, she yells matter what your politi- this is making me mis- friend are so drunk after at me and tells me I’m cal leanings are, as you erable. I’m not asking 8 p.m. that they can no not allowed to represent mature I’m confident you that they quit drinking longer clearly pronounce “us” like “that.” I always will find a girlfriend and entirely, but for the sake their declarations of af- do my best to be respect- job that are compatible. BRIDGE

Ruffing finesses may gain tricks Brian Eno, a musician whose name on that side suit immediately. So, at is popular with crossword compilers, trick two, South led the heart queen, claimed in “Wired” magazine: “I’m planning to take a ruffing finesse by struck by the insidious, comput- discarding from the board if West did er-driven tendency to take things not cover with the ace or king. out of the domain of muscular ac- Here, though, West did cover with tivity and put them into the domain the king. South ruffed on the board, of mental activity. The transfer is not played a spade to his ace and con- paying off. Sure, muscles are unreli- tinued with the heart jack. This time, able, but they represent several mil- West played low, so a club disap- lion years of accumulated finesse.” peared from the dummy. On the Bridge players need mental activi- heart 10 continuation, the same ty, and often their minds will be con- scenario repeated itself. West had to sidering a finesse. Hardly a deal is play his ace on the fourth heart. De- played without a finesse. The couple clarer ruffed with the spade jack and in this deal, which occurred during a continued with the diamond king. duplicate at Bridge Base Online, are East took that trick and returned not commonplace. the suit to dummy’s queen. There How should South play in four followed a club ruff, the spade king, spades after West leads the club 10: the heart nine and another heart. The queen, ace, ruff? declarer lost only two spades and Clearly, declarer has to establish his one diamond. Surprisingly, this result heart suit, and usually it is right to play was a cold top. TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 15, 2020 THE DAILY ITEM B5 TV BEST BETS

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COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS LEGAL NOTICE COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS SALE OF REAL ESTATE PUBLIC HEARING THE TRIAL COURT UNDER M.G.L. c. 183A, §6 AND M.G.L. c. 254, §5 AND §5A TOWN OF SWAMPSCOTT PROBATE AND FAMILY COURT UNIT 36, OCEANVIEW CONDOMINIUM ZONING BOARD OF APPEALS Docket No. ES20P1995EA 95 NAHANT STREET, LYNN, MASSACHUSETTS INFORMAL PROBATE PUBLICATION NOTICE Notice is hereby given that a Remote Public Hearing will be held on Tuesday, By virtue of a Judgment and Order of the Lynn Division of the District Court September 22, 2020, at 7:00 P.M. Information on how to access the meeting Estate of: Sandra Roulier Department of the Trial Court of Massachusetts (docket no. 1613CV001015) in remotely will be posted on the meeting agenda. The following NEW petitions to be favor of OCEANVIEW CONDOMINIUM TRUST against HELDER FANFA establishing a heard: Also Known As: lien pursuant to M.G.L c. 183A, §6 on the real estate known as Unit 36 of the Oceanview Condominium for the purpose of satisfying such lien, pursuant to [Attention: many items listed below may be continued to a future scheduled Date of Death: 3/27/2020 M.G.L. c. 254, §§5 and 5A, the real estate will be sold at Public Auction at 1:00 meeting date, which will be confirmed on the final meeting agenda. Please call of o'clock P.M. on the ninth (9th) day of October A.D. 2020 at 95 Nahant Street, the Office of Community Development at 781-596-8829 ext 1271 for any Essex Division Lynn, Massachusetts. The premises to be sold are more particularly described as questions.] follows: To all persons interested in the above captioned estate, by Petition of Unit No. 36, Oceanview Building, of The Oceanview Condominium, created by Petition 20-21 by CHRISTOS KOURTIDIS for dimensional variance for installation Master Deed dated April 11, 1980, and recorded on April 11, 1980, with Essex of a shed in the back corner of the lot. Property located at 120 GALLOUPES POINT Petitioner: Leanne Miner of Fremont, NH South District Registry of Deeds, in Book 6693, Page 596, as amended. ROAD (Parcel ID: 26- 115). The Post Office Address of the Condominium is: Unit No. 36, 95 Nahant Street, a Will has been admitted to informal probate. Lynn, MA. 01902. And the following CONTINUED petitions will be heard: The Unit is laid out as shown on a plan, which plan is a copy of a portion of the Leanne Miner of Fremont, NH plans filed with said Master Deed and to which is affixed a verified statement in Petition 20-19 by PAUL SAULNIER for a §2.2.3.0(2) special permit to change the the form provided in M.G.L. Chapter 183A, Section 9. It is subject to and with the principal use from commercial to a two-family dwelling, a dimensional special has been informally appointed as the Personal Representative of the estate to benefit of obligations, restrictions, rights and liabilities contained in General Laws, permit, a special permit (2.2.7.0), and a special permit (Site Plan) to add a serve without surety on the bond. Chapter 183A, the Master Deed and the By-Laws filed therewith. one-story addition to the existing structure. The unit has the benefit of, and is subject to, the provisions of G.L. c. 183A, Property located at 19 RAILROAD AVE (Parcel ID: 3-90). The estate is being administered under informal procedure by the Personal relating to condominiums, as that statute is written as of the date hereof, the Representative under the Massachusetts Uniform Probate Code without Master Deed and By-Laws referred to above and any By-Laws and rules and Petition 20-11 by ARTHUR GOLDBERG, NATHANSON & GOLDBERG, PC, for a supervision by the Court. Inventory and accounts are not required to be filed with regulations from time to time adopted thereunder, and all other matters of record dimensional special permit, special permit (site plan) for the construction of 4 the Court, but interested parties are entitled to notice regarding the administration stated or referred to in the Master Deed as completely as if each were fully set townhouse condominiums (reduced from original 8).Property is located at 9 from the Personal Representative and can petition the Court in any matter relating forth herein all as the same, from time to time, may have or shall be amended. BOYNTON STREET (Parcel ID: 3-6). to the estate, including distribution of assets and expenses of administration. The condominium and each of the units is intended for residential purposes and Interested parties are entitled to petition the Court to institute formal proceedings other uses permitted by the applicable Zoning Ordinances as set forth in, or limited Petition 20-12 by ARTHUR BLACK for a site plan special permit for relief from and to obtain orders terminating or restricting the powers of Personal by, the Master Deed. condition #3 of Decision issued in file #19-32, approval of construction of a Representatives appointed under informal procedure. A copy of the Petition and The unit is conveyed together with its undivided percentage interest in the dimensionally conforming pool house, and modification of the approved site plan. Will, if any, can be obtained from the Petitioner. common areas and facilities as established by the Master Deed as the same may Property is located at 60 TUPELO ROAD (Map 26, Lots 118 & 119). from time to time be amended. Said undivided interest is presently 2.55 percent. Item: September 11, 2020 For title, see said Registry of Deeds, Book 25750, Page 458. Petition 19-31 by T. KIERAN NUNAN AND CYNTHIA NUNAN, TRUSTEES C/O The Unit is subject to any and all covenants, easements, encroachments, KENNETH B. SHUTZER seeking a dimensional special permit, special permit conditions, restrictions and agreements affecting the unit whether recorded or (non-conforming use/structure), special permit for parking relief, and special unrecorded, municipal liens, liens of the Oceanview Condominium. permit for size of parking spaces to construct a roof deck and dormer addition to the structure and reduce the number and/or size of parking spaces. The Petitioner Terms of sale: A deposit payable in cash or certified or bank check of $5,000.00 plans on re-establishing the use as a two (2) family structure, which is allowed in Have a story to share? shall be payable at the Auction and the balance of the payment shall be payable the A-4 district. Property is located at 55 BLANEY STREET (Map 2, Lot 156). by cash or certified or bank check within twenty-one (21) days of the Auction. Need a question answered? Other terms to be announced at the sale, including a minimum bid and the right to Petition 12-5 (2) by DIGIORGIO & MESSINA CONSTRUCTION CORP. to amend reject all bids if none are acceptable. prior decision to (i) extend the term of the special permit and to (ii) modify the site OCEANVIEW CONDOMINIUM TRUST, plan to increase the number of units from 15 to 22. Property is located at ARCHER [email protected] By its attorney: STREET (Map 7, Lots 213-248 and 250-255). [NOTE: There are two separate /s/ petitions entitled 12-5 requesting separate relief.] ______Carl D. Goodman Petition 12-5 by DIGIORGIO & MESSINA CONSTRUCTION CORP. for an BBO#201720 amendment to an existing site plan special permit, independent living facility Goodman Law Office special permit for an alternative access route (Cushing Avenue) and to increase 154 Lynnway - Suite 1C the number of units from 15 to 22. Property is located at ARCHER STREET (Map 7, Lynn, MA 01902 Lots 213-248 and 250-255). 781-584-6566 [email protected] Marc Kornitsky, Chairman August 28, 2020 Item: September 8, 15, 2020 Item: September 8, 15, 22, 2020

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By Vladimir Russian police to Belarus Isachenkov if protests there turn vio- ASSOCIATED PRESS lent, noting that there is no need for that yet. MOSCOW — Belarus’ “We see Belarus as our authoritarian president closest ally and we will visited Russia on Monday undoubtedly fulfill all our in a bid to secure more obligations,” the Russian loans and political sup- leader told Lukashenko port, as demonstrations during Monday’s talks. PHOTO | EUROPEAN SPACE AGENCY VIA AP against the extension of Sviatlana Tsikhanous- his 26-year rule entered kaya, the main opposition The glacier section that broke off the fjord called their sixth week. challenger to Lukashen- Nioghalvfjerdsfjorden, bottom, which is rough- President Alexander ko, left for Lithuania a ly 50 miles long and 12 miles wide, the National Lukashenko’s talks with day after the August vote Geological Survey of Denmark and Greenland Russian President Vlad- said Monday. PHOTO | SERGEI CHIRIKOV/POOL PHOTO VIA AP, FILE under pressure from Be- imir Putin in the Black larus authorities. She Sea resort of Sochi came In this file photo taken on Friday, Feb. 15, 2019, warned Putin that any a day after an estimated Russian President Vladimir Putin, left, and agreements he may reach Dismay as huge 150,000 people flooded Belarusian President Alexander Lukashenko with Lukashenko will not the streets of the Belaru- meet in the Black sea resort of Sochi, Russia. stand with a new opposi- sian capital, demanding tion-led government. chunk of Greenland’s Lukashenko’s resigna- missed Lukashenko’s the leaders did not discuss “I’m very sorry that you tion. The Interior Minis- talk about constitutional the possibility of basing have opted to have a di- try said 774 people were reform as an attempt to Russian forces in Belarus. alogue with the usurper ice cap breaks off arrested in Minsk and buy time and assuage the Peskov also reiterated and not the Belarusian other cities of Belarus for protesters’ anger. Putin that Russia regards Lu- people,” she said Monday. COPENHAGEN, Den- square 19 square miles. holding unsanctioned ral- hailed it as a “timely and kashenko as Belarus’ le- “Any agreements signed mark (AP) — An enor- The ice shelf has lost lies on Sunday. reasonable” move that gitimate president. with Lukashenko, who mous chunk of Green- 62 square miles, an area Putin said Russia would lacks legitimacy, will be land’s ice cap has broken nearly twice that of Man- provide a $1.5 billion loan would help “reach a new Russia and Belarus have level in the development a union treaty envisaging retracted by the new gov- off in the far northeastern hattan in New York, since to Belarus and fulfill all ernment.” Arctic, a development that 1999. its obligations under a of the political system.” close political, economic In a bid to win Moscow’s and military ties, but they Commenting on the new scientists say is evidence “We should be very con- union treaty between the Russian loan to Belarus, support, Lukashenko, a have often engaged in ac- of rapid climate change. cerned about what ap- two neighbors. Speaking she added: “I hope Putin The glacier section pears to be progressive 66-year-old former state rimonious disputes. Before at the start of the talks, realizes that it will be that broke off is 42.3 disintegration at the Arc- farm director, has tried the election, Lukashenko he emphasized that the Lukashenko, and not our square miles. It came off tic’s largest remaining ice to cast the protests as an repeatedly accused the Belarusians themselves people, who will have to of the fjord called Nio- shelf,” said GEUS profes- effort by the West to iso- Kremlin of pressing Be- must settle their political repay that loan.” ghalvfjerdsfjorden, which sor Jason Box. late Russia, which sees situation without any for- larus to abandon its inde- “Dear Russians, your is roughly 50 miles long “Another massive chunk eign meddling, and com- Belarus as a key bulwark pendence. taxes will be used to pay and 12 miles wide, the Na- of vital sea ice has fall- mended Lukashenko for against NATO and a ma- But with the U.S. and the for the beating of us,” she tional Geological Survey en into the ocean,” said his pledge to conduct a jor conduit for energy ex- EU criticizing the election added. “We are sure you of Denmark and Green- Greenpeace spokeswom- constitutional reform. ports to Europe. and readying a package of wouldn’t like to see that land said Monday. an Laura Meller who is Protesters in Belar- As he sat across the table sanctions against Belarus, happen. It may extend the The glacier is at the end aboard the organization’s us have dismissed Lu- from Putin, Lukashenko Lukashenko now has to agony of Lukashenko, but of the Northeast Green- ship Arctic Sunrise at the kashenko’s reelection for pointed at NATO’s drills rely squarely on Russia’s it will not prevent the peo- land Ice Stream, where it edge of the sea ice. “This a sixth term in the Aug. near Belarus’ borders and support. ple’s victory.” flows off the land and into is yet another alarm bell 9 presidential vote as said the two countries Despite frictions in the Pavel Latushko, a for- the ocean. being rung by the climate rigged. The United States must strengthen their de- past, the Kremlin abhors mer culture minister and Annual end-of-melt-sea- crisis in a rapidly heating and the European Union fense ties. the prospect of public ambassador to France son changes for the Arc- Arctic.” have both criticized the Putin emphasized that protests forcing the resig- who was forced to leave tic’s largest ice shelf in Last week, Ruth Mot- election as neither free Russian paratroopers who nation of the Belarusian Belarus after joining Northeast Greenland are tram, an ice scientist at nor fair and urged the Be- were sent to Belarus for leader, fearing it could the opposition’s Coordi- measured by optical sat- the Danish Meteorological larusian leader to engage joint drills will leave the embolden Putin’s critics at nation Council, warned ellite imagery, the survey Institute in Copenhagen, in talks with the opposi- country after the exercise. home. that while the Kremlin is known as GEUS said. It said, “again this year, the tion, a demand he has re- Kremlin spokesman Dmit- Putin congratulated Lu- standing by Lukashenko shows that the area’s ice ice sheet has lost more ice jected. ry Peskov told reporters af- kashenko on his re-elec- now it may move later to losses for the past two than has been added in The opposition has dis- ter the four-hour talks that tion and promised to send engineer his departure. years each exceeded 50 the form of snow.” ‘Hotel Rwanda’ hero charged with terrorism in Rwanda court

By Ignatius Ssuuna would stand up to scruti- ASSOCIATED PRESS ny before an independent tribunal, and so opted to KIGALI, Rwanda — A circumvent the rule of Rwandan court on Mon- law,” said Human Rights day charged Paul Rus- Watch’s Central Africa di- esabagina, whose story rector, Lewis Mudge. inspired the film “Hotel Rusesabagina became PHOTO | IRANIAN LABOR NEWS AGENCY VIA AP, FILE Rwanda,” with terrorism, famous for protecting In this June 25, 2018 file photo, a group of pro- complicity in murder, and more than 1,000 people as testers chant slogans at the main gate of the forming an armed rebel a hotel manager during Old Grand Bazaar, in Tehran, Iran. group. Rwanda’s 1994 genocide Rusesabagina declined in which some 800,000 to respond to all 13 Tutsis and moderate Iran summons German charges, saying some did Hutus were killed. For his not qualify as criminal efforts he was awarded offenses and saying that PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS the U.S. Presidential Med- envoy over tweet on he denied the accusations A policeman handcuffs Paul Rusesabagina, right, al of Freedom in 2005. when he was questioned But Rwandan author- whose story inspired the film “Hotel Rwanda,” by Rwandan investiga- ities accuse him of sup- executed wrestler tors. before leading him out of the Kicukiro Primary porting the armed wing Rusesabagina, 66, asked Court in the capital Kigali, Rwanda Monday. suggested the wrestler of his opposition politi- By Nasser Karimi to be released on bail, cit- ASSOCIATED PRESS was executed as part of cal platform, which has ing poor health that has which Rusesabagina ar- nesty International’s Di- Iran’s efforts to “silence claimed responsibility caused him to be taken to rived in Kigali at the end rector for East and South- TEHRAN, Iran — Iran opposing voices.” for deadly attacks inside on Monday summoned hospital three times in the of August from Dubai. He ern Africa. Rwanda. Rusesabagina in Later, Germany’s For- time that he has been held had traveled from the U.S. Rusesabagina’s daughter Germany’s ambassador eign Ministry said in a the past has denied fund- following his embassy’s in Rwanda. to Dubai and then mysteri- Carine Kanimba told The tweet that the German ing rebel groups and said criticism of the execution “I request that I am giv- ously appeared in Rwanda. Associated Press that the ambassador in Tehran he was being targeted last weekend of a wres- en bail and I assure the The Rwandan court said family was not even aware over his criticism of Kag- had phoned the Iranian tler after President Don- court that I will not flee the suspect was arrested he was to appear in court ame’s government and al- Foreign Ministry to again ald Trump asked for the from justice,” Rusesabagi- at Kigali International Air- Monday as the state-ap- leged rights abuses. “express the German gov- 27-year-old man’s life to na said. The court said it port, contradicting the ear- pointed lawyers didn’t in- Rusesabagina has not ernment’s position in the be spared. will rule on his bail appli- lier police version that he form them. She said they lived in Rwanda since case of the Iranian athlete The official IRNA news cation on Thursday. was arrested through “in- learned of the court hear- 1996. He holds Belgian agency said a foreign min- Navid Afkari, and its hor- Rusesabagina, cred- ternational cooperation.” ing through the media. citizenship and is a per- istry official told Ambas- ror over the carrying out ited with saving more When Rwandan President “This is a travesty of manent resident of the sador Hans-Udo Muzel at of the death sentence.” than 1,000 lives during Paul Kagame spoke on na- justice,” Kanimba said of U.S., living in San Anto- the meeting that the tweet Iran on Saturday exe- Rwanda’s 1994 genocide, tional broadcasting about the hearing. Speaking on nio, Texas. about the wrestler, Navid cuted Afkari, who was con- appeared in handcuffs the case, he indicated that the phone from Belgium, Rusesabagina’s family Afkari, amounted to an victed of murder, despite in Kagarama Court in Rusesabagina may have she said her father was has appointed a team of “intervention” in Iran’s do- an international outcry to the capital for a pre-tri- been tricked into boarding a the victim of an abduc- international lawyers to mestic affairs and strongly stop the execution and fol- al hearing, in which the private plane in Dubai that tion, disappearance, and represent him. Those law- protested the move. lowing Trump’s plea. prosecution requested took him to Rwanda. extraordinary rendition yers are planning to fly to “Intervention in Iran’s Afkari’s case had drawn court permission to con- Amnesty International from Dubai, in the United Rwanda later this week, independent judicial af- attention after a social me- tinue detaining him until on Monday urged Rwan- Arab Emirates to Kigali, said one. fairs is not acceptable,” dia campaign portrayed investigations are com- dan authorities to guar- Rwanda. “We hope that the the statement quoted the him and his brothers, who pleted. antee Rusesabagina his The international group Rwanda government will unnamed official as say- remain in prison, as vic- Rusesabagina was rep- right to a fair trial. Human Rights Watch last accept that we have visas ing, adding that the am- tims who were targeted resented by Rwandan “The lack of transpar- week said that Rusesa- in order for us to defend bassador was advised the because they participated lawyers David Rugaza ency around the arrest of bagina had been “forcibly Mr. Rusesabigna,” said embassy should not go in protests against Iran’s and Ameline Nyembo, Paul Rusesabagina and disappeared.” Belgian lawyer Vincent “beyond its diplomatic” Shiite theocracy in 2018. who have been discount- reports that he has been “The fact that Rwanda Lurquin, in an interview duties. Authorities accused ed as state-imposed rep- denied access to the law- did not pursue Rusesaba- with AP in Brussels. “But The embassy had ear- Afkari of fatally stabbing resentation by his family yer hired by his family are gina through lawful ex- I have to tell you that the lier on Monday said on a water supply company outside Rwanda. red flags that cannot be tradition proceedings sug- talks between the Belgian its Twitter account that employee in the southern Neither his lawyers nor ignored as the authorities gests the authorities do and the Rwandan author- it was “deeply surprised” city of Shiraz amid the un- the prosecution explained prepare for his trial,” said not believe their evidence ities on that front have about the execution and rest. the circumstances under Deprose Muchena, Am- or fair trial guarantees not progressed much.” B8 THE DAILY ITEM TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 15, 2020 BUSINESS

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