SATURDAY, OCTOBER 31, 2020 COVID red alert in Lynn, Nahant, Peabody School’s By Elyse Carmosino day’s spike. back up to yellow, signifying only through Oct. 28. out until and Anne Marie Tobin Nahant and Peabody are the a moderate risk. Nahant’s average daily inci- ITEM STAFF latest area communities to re- There was also good news in dence rate has risen to 13.1 ceive the dubious distinction of Marblehead and Salem, both of per 100,000 residents. Anything Lynn, already one of the state’s being designated for the rst which were designated as yellow. above eight per 100,000 nets a February worst hot spots for COVID-19, time as high risk on the coronavi- Data released by the Depart- high-risk designation. took another turn for the worse rus risk assessment map, joining ment of Public Health Thursday Statewide, the number of com- Friday with news of 68 new cases Saugus, Lynn eld, Lynn and Re- revealed that the number of Pea- munities in the red jumped to in Lynn reported by early afternoon. vere, which remained in the red body cases had risen 2.8 percent 121, up from 77 the week before. Since last week, the number for another week. higher than the previous week at Since last Friday, Lynn has re- of new daily cases has surged in By Gayla Cawley At least one community re- 13.1 cases per 100,000 residents. ported 327 new coronavirus cas- ITEM STAFF Lynn, with 40-plus cases report- ceived good news with this week’s Over the last 14 days, there have es to bring its total caseload to ed on ve of six weekdays over gures. After spending a week in been 102 new cases among the LYNN — Superinten- the past week, not including Fri- the red zone, Swampscott went 4,286 Peabody residents tested COVID-19, A3 dent Dr. Patrick Tutwiler has recommended that the Lynn Public Schools continue with remote learning for the second Marblehead Trick or treat? quarter of the school year. Under the plan, public school students would continue to learn remote- on course ly through at least Feb. 5, when the second quarter ends. for trail Tutwiler has recom- mended that certain groups of students would upgrades return for in-person in- struction on Jan. 19, which is toward the end of By Thor Jourgensen a quarter that begins on ITEM STAFF Nov. 23. MARBLEHEAD — Residents lled All Lynn students have out a summer survey listing ways to been learning remotely improve the rail trail and now town since schools closed last of cials want them to help ne-tune March due to the coro- those suggestions. navirus. The decision to The survey recommendations are start the current school listed on the town website at bit.ly/ year online was made in MarbleheadTrailOpenHouse along August based on health with ways residents can offer more metrics, which showed detailed suggestions. Lynn’s COVID-19 infec- The open house summarizes recom- tion rate was three times mendations, including street crossing the state average. safety features, trail cross section and “The decision to go full surface enhancements, and new ame- remote shortly after July nities for trail users. 29 data re ects closely to The survey and the online open where we nd ourselves house were created over the last sev- now,” said Tutwiler, not- eral months by of cials and Toole De- ing that the city is still sign, the town’s trail consultant. designated as a red, or “Based on the survey circulated high-risk community by throughout the Marblehead commu- the state Department of nity during the summer of 2020, the Public Health. project team has drafted recommen- “The city has seen a re- dations to advance these goals and en- duction in cases, but we sure that the rail trail will be enjoyed have not yet seen a switch for years to come,” stated the trail up- to move ourselves out of grade project description. remote (learning). As of Safety is one of the leading upgrade late, there’s been a surge recommendations. in cases in the city as well “Over the summer, we heard from as nationally.” many Marblehead community mem- On Feb. 1, which kicks bers that the eight street crossings on off the last week of the the Marblehead Rail Trail are unsafe second quarter, district and dif cult to navigate, and almost administration will be- half of the respondents to the sur- gin to discuss bringing vey said they would like to see these back additional groups crossings upgraded,” stated the intro- for in-person instruction, duction to the open invitation. which would be contin- The survey raised concerns about gent on the city’s desig- speeding drivers and drivers who nation improving to yel- fail to yield to trail users attempting low, or moderate risk, for to use crossings. Survey respondents three weeks. also said cable barriers across the Approximately 236 spe- trail entrances leave narrow openings cial education students for people entering the trail to pass would be eligible to re- through, making access dif cult or ITEM PHOTO | SPENSER HASAK turn for in-person learn- impossible for some users. ing under the plan, which “I think it’s crazy, but what else is new in 2020?” Patricia Frawley, of Lynn, said Some crosswalks at street crossings Tutwiler presented to of the snow as she carries her groceries down South Common Street in Lynn are misaligned with the trail, accord- SCHOOLS, A3 ing to the recommendations, and veg- during the rst snowfall of the season on Friday. “It’s pretty, though.” Story, A2 etation can block sightlines at cross- ings. In assessing recommendations and STEVE KRAUSE looking for more detailed ideas from COMMENTARY residents and trail users, Toole and town of cials are looking for ways to strike balances between the trail’s 50 years ago in Swampscott, a frightful Halloween popularity and efforts to retain what the open house description describes To this day, it remains one of the two or unbeaten streak, 19-13, thanks to a Dave Swampscott and Fred Glatz of St. John’s. as the trail’s “sense of seclusion.” three most extraordinary sports events Handy-to-Dana Hughes pass that, be- Hughes grew up in Swampscott along- The survey identi ed challenges that I’ve ever witnessed live. The fact tween pitch, catch and run, covered 60 side opposing quarterback Mike Lynch users experience, including drainage that it was a high school football game, yards. It happened just after the Big Blue problems on the trail surface lead- (yes, that Mike Lynch). A very young ing to muddiness and puddles; trail played on Halloween 50 years go, some- had taken a 1-point lead. Frank DeFelice was a coach for the Big sections too narrow for comfortable how makes it more extraordinary. The people involved helped make this Blue. Also on the Blue, among others, passing, worsened by overgrown That was the day St. John’s Prep — and astounding. We had two of the more leg- was Mike Jauron, whose brother, Dick, a rather ordinary Prep team at that — endary coaches over the last 60 years RAIL TRAIL, A3 snapped Swampscott High’s 32-game going toe-to-toe: Stan Bondelevitch of BIG BLUE, A3

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OBITUARIES ...... A2 LOOK! ...... A8 DIVERSIONS ...... B5 HIGH 45° VOL. 141, ISSUE 273 OPINION ...... A4 SPORTS ...... B1-2 CLASSIFIED ...... B6 LOW 36° POLICE/FIRE ...... A5 COMICS ...... B4 REAL ESTATE ...... B8 PAGE A8 $1.50 A2 THE DAILY ITEM SATURDAY, OCTOBER 31, 2020 OBITUARY Census data shows online Andrew Zagdan-Gross, 71 FORMERLY OF LYNN - An- drew Zagdan-Gross, 71, of option helped boost responses Haverhill and formerly of Lynn, MA passed away October 19, By Thor Jourgensen almost 47 percent of re- Revere had the region’s cent. 2020 at his residence. ITEM STAFF sponses were online. Ten lowest response rate with Saugus’ census response He was born on Nov. 3, 1948 years ago, the city’s nal 61.1 percent of residents rate was 76.7 percent of in Hanau, Germany, son of the Filling out the census response rate was 61.9 completing the census and residents lling out the late Witold and Theadosia online helped boost re- percent of residents. roughly 8 out of 10 resi- form with 8 out 10 com- (Gut) Zagdan-Gross. sponse rates over 2010 Lynn’s 4 percent gain in dents lling the form out pleting the census online. Andrew came to the U.S. in census response levels in census response compared online. Revere’s nal 2010 The town’s nal 2010 re- 1950 and was a graduate of Lynn and most surround- to 2010 was matched in response rate was 62.8 sponse rate was 73.2 per- Lynn Classical High School. ing communities. Marblehead and Nahant. percent. cent. He served in the U.S. Army Census information Swampscott saw a 5 per- Salem’s response rate In Swampscott, 78.7 per- for over 20 years and later was available on Tuesday indi- cent increase over its 2010 was 65.7 percent and 9 cent of residents complet- employed at the Walter Reed cated 9 out of 10 residents response. out 10 residents lled out ed the census and almost Medical Center in Bethesda, in Salem and Lynn eld Mandated by the United online census forms. The 9 out of 10 residents did MD for several years. Andrew who lled out the census States Constitution and city’s nal response rate so online. The town’s 2010 enjoyed military history and did so online. In Lynn, conducted every 10 years, in 2010 was 68 percent. response rate was 73.7 war games. online responses weren’t the census counts ev- In Lynn eld, 82.2 per- percent. He is survived by his military honors will as high, but City Clerk ery person in the United cent of residents respond- Michelle Guzman, cen- brother Richard Zag- be held at the H.L. Janet L. Rowe mobilized a States. The current popu- ed to the census and near- sus outreach program dan-Gross and his wife Farmer & Sons Funer- census response campaign lation count for the nation ly 9 out 10 residents lled coordinator for the New Nancy of Lynn; 2 neph- al Home, 106 Sum- beginning last December is 329 million people. out the census online. The American Center in Lynn, ews Eric and his wife mer St. Haverhill. In- that included youth hand- The census is vital for town’s nal 2010 response said census response pre- Yumi and their daugh- terment will be held ing out census informa- determining the ow of rate was 79.1 percent. sented a challenge in cit- ter Jessica, Daniel and in the Massachusetts tion brochures and post- federal dollars to commu- Almost 80 percent of ies like Lynn. his wife Kristen and their chil- National Cemetery, Bourne, ing census signs around nities and apportioning Marblehead residents re- “It de nitely has been a dren Cameron and Oliver; his MA. the city. representation in elect- plied to the census and 9 challenge. It’s not necessar- To share a memory or for niece Vicki and her husband Statewide, according ed of ce. For each person out of 10 residents lled ily that people don’t want more information please vis- Matthew Boraiza. to census data, 69.4 per- not counted, communities out the form online. In to answer,” Guzman said Service Information: A pri- it www.farmerfuneralhomes. cent of Massachusetts could miss out on $2,400 2010, 75.4 percent of res- during the summer, “There vate memorial service with com residents lled out the of federal funding. idents completed the cen- are some who have dif cul- census by phone, online, Peabody logged a 73.4 sus. ties with physically using or by lling out a mailed percent census response In Nahant, 76.9 percent the technology, others have census form. The national rate but only 6 out of 10 of residents replied to the a language barrier.” Marblehead on course response rate was 67 per- residents lled out the census and the online re- cent. form online. Peabody’s - sponse rate was 67.7 per- Thor Jourgensen can be Lynn logged a 65.9 per- nal 2010 response rate cent. The town’s 2010 nal reached at tjourgensen@ for trail upgrades cent response rate and was 75 percent. response rate was 73 per- itemlive.com.

RAIL TRAIL mentation of some of From A1 these improvements from the MassDOT Complete vegetation; protruding Streets Funding Pro- rocks and inconsistent gram, which supports surfaces along the un- municipalities’ efforts to paved trail. One idea the town is create safe and accessi- tentatively examining is ble streets for users of all to create “amenity nodes” modes. The grant, if re- at Bessom Street; West ceived, will be awarded in Shore Drive; Pleasant early 2021, at which time Street and Rockaway Av- design may begin. The enue. The nodes are de- Town may also apply for ned as gateways to the more grant funding from trail and places where MassTrails in the future,” information kiosks and stated the open house direction signs are best website. located. “The Town of Marble- Thor Jourgensen can be head is pursuing a grant reached at tjourgensen@ this fall for the imple- itemlive.com. Assumption University limits ITEM PHOTO | SPENSER HASAK A woman walks down Market Street in Lynn with an umbrella as the rst snow falls on Friday. students to their More photos, A8 dorm rooms BOSTON (AP) — Stu- emergencies, twice-a- October snowstorm dents at Assumption Uni- week COVID tests, and versity have been told to to pick up meals, Presi- shelter in place for a week dent Francesco Cesareo surprises the North Shore in response to a cluster of said in a statement. coronavirus cases on cam- Classes will continue re- pus. motely. By Gayla Cawley and sioner Andrew Hall said ministrator Sean Fitz- ditional problems. The order at Assump- Anne Marie Tobin he was not surprised by gerald also recalled a Administrative assis- Students who violate tion University in Worces- ITEM STAFF the storm, as snow was in past October snowstorm, tants who answered the the shelter-in-place or- ter took effect Friday and the forecast. which like the one a cou- phones at the Depart- A rare October snow- comes after eight new der will be sent home, ac- “We got a little more ple of years ago, occurred ments of Public Works in storm caught some mu- positive cases among stu- cording to the university. snow than the forecast around Halloween. Saugus and Nahant said nicipalities off guard on dents in the past week, If they leave campus on called for, but we were “I think many of us re- that all members of both their own, they will not Friday, with more snow prepared,” said Hall. “The member about 10 years of ces were on the road school of cials said. In falling than forecasted. be able to return until forecast was two inch- ago when we had that and unable to comment on addition, more than 100 “I was surprised,” said students are in quaran- January. es. We probably got two Halloween storm,” said potential storm damage in Swampscott Department and a half. It pretty well Fitzgerald as he was on the community, although tine. “I realize the inconve- of Public Works director matched up with our fore- his way outside to recon- Nahant’s of ce aid re- Students will be re- nience that the shelter- Gino Cresta early Friday cast.” struct a snowman. “While ported there had been no stricted to their dorm in-place will cause stu- afternoon. “I continue to Hall said the storm was it was a bit of a surprise, issues caused by the snow rooms except for medical dents, faculty and staff, be surprised. It’s still com- reminiscent of one from a when you live in New En- apart from the need for however this mutual ing down. We were caught couple of years ago, which gland, just wait a minute typical sanding and plow- a little off guard, but we IN MEMORIAM decision by the Worces- also happened around and (things) will change.” ing. JONATHAN E. "JED" LAZAR got the sanders on the ter Department of Public Halloween. In that in- In that instance, he said For some people, like JANUARY 3, 1987 ~ trucks early this morning OCTOBER 31, 2020 Health and the universi- stance, snow fell on the the snow accumulation Lynn resident Patricia and we’ve been out sand- ty is a necessary step to night of the holiday, he was about two inches, Frawley, a rare October ing ever since.” promote the health and said. which was similar to Fri- snowstorm is just another Cresta said he was only safety of the campus and The Lynn DPW had day’s storm. crazy part of what’s been expecting rain on Friday, about a dozen trucks and “We had no signi cant an abnormal year. Worcester communities,” but by 8 a.m., the rain had plows on the road on Fri- reports of accidents, so “I think it’s crazy, but Cesareo said. already switched to snow- day, a smaller than nor- overall the town is in what else is new in 2020?” The Roman Catholic fall. mal eet, Hall said. By 5 good shape and handled it said Frawley, as she was school has about 2,400 In Lynn, Department p.m. Friday, he said crews well,” said Fitzgerald. students. of Public Works Commis- carrying groceries down were still out on the roads, While motorists and South Common Street Fri- and expected there to be pedestrians were slip- day afternoon. “It is pretty challenging road condi- ping and sliding, inside though.” tions overnight as tem- Brothers Deli on Market You can shed tears peratures got colder. Street in Lynn there was Item reporter Elyse Car- that he is gone, “People forget how to no shortage of customers mosino contributed to this or you can smile because report. Gayla Cawley can he has lived. drive in the snow,” said waiting to grab a bite to You can close your eyes and pray Hall. “They’re out of prac- eat. be reached at gcawley@ that he'll come back tice. It’s the rst storm of “Even during snow and itemlive.com. Anne Marie or you can open your eyes and Tobin can be reached at see all that he has left. the year. Drive slow. Be rain, people always nd Your heart can be empty because careful. You’ll get there a way to come in and get [email protected]. you can't see him, eventually. Save a little their food,” said owner or you can be full of the love you shared. time and don’t get in acci- George Markos. “Business You can turn your back on dents.” is getting better and this 781-593-7700 tomorrow and live in yesterday Both Cresta and Hall is the rst time in nearly a Publishing Daily, except Sundays or you can be happy for tomorrow because of yesterday. 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BIG BLUE into account, the Swamp- where Swampscott might But the good Lord played scott defenders to get into Prep bus was cheered on From A1 scott people weren’t hap- have to struggle a bit more tricks. The Prep fumbled. the end zone. There was by all the Witches too, as py. A lot of the usual back- than usual to maintain Lynch et al showed their bedlam, even though there word had spread quickly. is the greatest athlete in and-forth ensued, and its unbeaten ways, local pedigree and three plays was still more than a min- It matters not that a Swampscott history. Prep people just got tired experts predicted, 1970 after that fumble, Lynch ute to go. Walter Herbert’s year later, the two teams Context played a huge of hearing Swampscott would be it. threw a touchdown pass. kick made it 19-13 (Glatz played again and this role. In 1967, St. John’s, folks whine about it. Meanwhile, St. John’s St. John’s stopped the got so caught up in the mo- time Swampscott scored with Steve Harrison; and Mssrs. Hughes, Handy, struggled early, and actu- 2-point conversion at- ment he forgot about try- a one-sided win. Nor does Swampscott, with Dick Hank Healey of the Mar- ally suffered a loss to Pea- tempt, but with about ing for 2). it matter that a year after Jauron, were both unde- blehead Healeys, Mark body prior to that Swamp- 1:30 to go (you could never It still wasn’t over. Three that, Swampscott beat our feated. “Harry” went to Occhipinti of the Saugus scott game. tell exactly with those old plays after getting the Catholic Conference rival Harvard while Jauron Occhipintis, and Steve Still, the Big Blue un- clocks) Swampscott had ball back on its own 30, (Catholic Memorial) to went to Yale. Subsequent Krause of the Lynn Kraus- beaten streak coming into the lead. We were crest- Swampscott was inside win the rst Super Bowl, events make it a not-very- es were all freshman foot- Halloween 1970 was 32 fallen. The Prep’s 30. And it took with Mike Jauron calling fair comparison between ball players at The Prep (making for a rather off-col- The Eagles got a good four gut-wrenching pass signals. the two, but in high school, in 1967. And in the grand or chant by the Prep boys). return on the kick, and plays for the Eagles to - The Eagles have won ve Super Bowls — the it was tougher to say. tradition of Sesame Street From the opening kick, set up at their 40. Handy nally shut the door and go last two in a row. They The high school Super jingles, Krause was one of you could see that the dropped back, a la Doug into victory formation for have had some huge wins. Bowl wasn’t around in those things that was not Eagles had come to play. Flutie in 1984 in Miami, one play. But for my money, none 1967, so when St. John’s like the others. Captains They took everything and launched one that Among those reveling in of them were as big, or as beat out Swampscott by Healey and Occhipinti, Swampscott dished out, oated right into Hughes’ the win were the Marble- dramatic, as that one was. the slimmest of margins as well as Hughes and and with 2:00 to go, they hands from over his shoul- head football players, who for the Class B champion- Handy, played. I’m hon- had the lead, the ball, and der around the Big Blue 30. had come to Blocksidge to Steve Krause can be ship, based on a formula ored to tell their story. — the good Lord willing — Hughes never broke stride, watch. On the way home, reached at skrause@item- that took many factors If there were a year the win. and outran two Swamp- going through Salem, the live.com. COVID red alert in Lynn, Nahant, Peabody School’s out until COVID-19 not uncommon to find tencourt said. “We will cases across the Com- From A1 now that cases have continue to monitor cir- monwealth and locally 10 to 12 close contacts. cumstances closely and in Nahant is a remind- February in Lynn 5,677. Another death was We’ve even had a few adhere to all state guide- er that abiding by so- also reported in Lynn on cases where there were lines relative to the safe- cial distance guidelines massive amount of par- Friday, which increases about 30 additional close ty and well-being of our SCHOOLS is important, especially ent or guardian time,” the city’s death toll to 123, contacts with potential school community.” From A1 now as we approach the said Tutwiler. “We’re try- according to city data. exposure who needed to Bettencourt went on to colder weather and hol- the School Committee on ing our best to open it up While case numbers quarantine.” state that, according to iday season,” said Board Thursday night. Another safely to as many groups have been surging, the Prior to release of the public health data, the of Selectmen chair Mark 73 students with limited as possible, but we have daily spike on Friday state data, Mayor Ted Bet- resurgence in cases and or international formal to prioritize those whose is notable, as it mirrors tencourt addressed the deaths has been driven by Cullinan. education have also been needs we struggle to spikes that haven’t been alarming trend Thursday. small events, household Massachusetts’ Stop targeted for an early meet the most.” seen since the spring “Although this increase exposure and informal so- the Spread testing initia- return to in-person in- Special education stu- when the pandemic began in cases is not entire- cial gatherings. tive remains ongoing, and struction, Tutwiler said. dents would come from to shut down businesses ly unexpected based “People need to take Nahant residents are en- “The (state) Depart- groups, such as the and schools. on public health fore- the public health precau- couraged to get tested, re- ment of Elementary and Creating Opportunities With case numbers on casts for a resurgence of tions of hygiene, social gardless of symptoms, in Secondary Education has for Autistic Children the rise, Superintendent COVID-19 cases this (f) distancing, and mask use order to better know their identified groups of spe- (COACh) and pre-kin- Dr. Patrick Tutwiler an- all, and based on earlier seriously anytime they’re COVID-19 status. dergarten, and would nounced Thursday night increases nationwide and in a public setting or cial education students The closest Stop the learn on site at their that he intends to keep across many cities and gathering with folks out- as being the most neg- Spread sites are cur- designated schools. the city’s public schools towns in Massachusetts, side of their household.” atively impacted by the rently located in Lynn, Students with limited, remote until at least early it does serve to remind said Cameron. “Approx- quarantine last spring,” and free testing is also or interrupted formal February. us of the importance of imately one third of our said Tutwiler, explaining available at the First education, which Tutwil- Lynn’s daily incidence remaining vigilant,” Bet- cases are asymptomatic, that remote learning is Congregational Church er said is the group most rate has increased to 25.7 tencourt said. “We need meaning that they may very challenging for cer- in Swampscott, located at risk of dropping out in new cases per 100,000 to redouble our efforts to be unknowingly expos- tain groups of students. at 49 Monument Ave., on the district, would only residents, which keeps follow CDC guidelines, ing others to disease be- “We chose the tier of learn at Lynn English the city well above the particularly regarding cause they didn’t know Mondays and Wednes- students who were most and Lynn Classical High state’s high risk threshold physical distancing and they were sick. And peo- days from 2:30 to 6:30 impacted by the quar- schools, according to the of eight or more cases per face masks, so that we ple who have higher-risk p.m., and Saturdays from antine, the closure last plan. 100,000 residents. can reverse this trou- household members 8 a.m. to noon. year and continue to be “For some groups, re- And the city’s positive bling trend and keep our should consider taking More information impacted.” gression is not just pos- test rate of 5.7 percent, residents safe.” precautions at home to about testing available The number does not sible — it’s probable,” based on 456 positive Bettencourt said that, protect the health of nearby through the Stop cover the school district’s said Tutwiler, referring tests in the past 14 days, nonetheless, Peabody their loved ones.” the Spread initiative is total number of spe- to students who struggle is nearly four times higher schools will remain in a Cameron said in addi- cial education students, available online at Mass. with remote learning. than the state average of hybrid-learning model. tion to following estab- which is approximate- gov. Tutwiler plans to ask 1.55 percent, according to “Any changes to the lished safety protocols, ly 2,500, Tutwiler said, Though the town has the School Committee the state Department of model will be based on “it’s critically important noting that he does not been designated as high for a formal vote on his Public Health. multiple weeks of data that people continue to want parents to think risk this week, a press re- second quarter plan In Peabody, city leaders and evidence of increased cooperate with this effort their decision to bring lease from the town stated at their next meeting, urged residents to take risk of transmission to if they are contacted by back certain groups and that schools “can and will scheduled for Thursday, necessary safety protocols students and/or staff in our Public Health Nurse remain open.” exclude others margin- Nov. 19. to stop the spread of coro- the school setting, deter- during the course of an in- alizes the needs of those Residents who plan to navirus. mined by collaboration vestigation.” other students. participate in Halloween Gayla Cawley can be Public Health Director with the Peabody Health In Nahant, Thursday’s “(We) have to consider reached at gcawley@ activities this weekend Sharon Cameron said Department,” Betten- data reported six new con- students who aren’t able itemlive.com. Follow her are being asked to take she is concerned about court said in a news re- rmed cases over the last to sign in at all, (whose) on Twitter @GaylaCaw- increased exposure lev- lease. two weeks, bringing its to- several precautions, in- participation requires a ley. els, adding that from The release went on to tal number up to 61. cluding considering one- April through Septem- state that the city has “Our increased risk des- way or “grab and go” trick- ber, the average age of established rapid re- ignation is a reminder or-treating, wearing a face LYNN BRIEF cases in Peabody had sponse protocols whenev- that we all still have work mask, observing proper gone from about 62 to er a member of the school to do to overcome this pan- hygiene, avoiding large or City plans to close ballot box cation on the voter’s be- about 37. community tested posi- demic,” Town Administra- crowded gatherings, and on Halloween, issues half. The designee will “Between cases being tive for the coronavirus tor Tony Barletta said avoiding activities with then hand deliver the younger, and because and that the city has em- Friday. “Residents should people not from the same voting options for ballot to the voter to fill more businesses and ployed rigorous contact continue to be mindful of household. quarantined residents out and then return the other settings are open, tracing and quarantine the importance of wearing Additional information completed ballot either The city of Lynn plans we’re seeing that our procedures along with a masks, limiting interac- regarding Nahant’s re- to the city’s Election cases now have a much comprehensive air-qual- tions with people outside to close its ballot drop sponse to COVID-19 can Office located in room higher number of close ity assessment and en- their household, and prac- box outside City Hall on be found online at Nah- 203 of City Hall or the contacts than was the hanced cleaning efforts ticing all other COVID-19 the night of Halloween. antCOVID19.com, and voter ballot box located case in the earlier stages at each school to help re- safety protocols that have The box, located at outside of City Hall on of the pandemic,” Cam- residents with questions the Johnson Street assure students, parents, become second nature Johnson Street until eron said. “Early on, peo- teachers and staff that to us in the last several are encouraged to con- entrance, will be closed polls close on Election ple were exposing only the schools are safe. months.” tact the Nahant Board of to “avoid any pranks Day, Tuesday at 8 p.m. the immediate members “Thanks to the aggres- Under state guidelines, Health at (781) 581-0088. or mischief,” said City of their household. Now, sive safety protocols we Nahant, one of the small- Clerk and Elections people have much more have in place at the Pea- est towns in the state at Item reporter Gayla Chief Janet Rowe. opportunity to expose body Public Schools, as roughly 3,500 residents, Cawley contributed to The box will be re- others in workplace set- well as outstanding co- will remain in its current this report. Elyse Car- opened on Sunday at 8 LAW OFFICES OF tings, public places like operation from students, phase of reopening unless mosino can be reached at a.m. JAMES J. CARRIGAN restaurants and sports parents, teachers and it remains in the high-risk [email protected]. Mayor Thomas M. Mc- • Social Security Disability venues, houses of wor- staff, we are able to con- category for three consec- Anne Marie Tobin can be Gee’s office has issued • Workers Compensation ship, schools and child- tinue our hybrid learning utive weeks. reached at atobin@item- a press release on how • Accidents live.com. 25 years located across care settings, etc. It is model at this time,” Bet- “The recent rise in people can safely vote from Lynn District Court if they are quarantined 15 Johnson St. with COVID-19. 781-596-0100 Salem-based band nominated as ‘Best’ According to state law, JAMES J. CARRIGAN anyone who has tested ANNE GUGINO CARRIGAN HYBER just couldn’t believe it.” gle, “You Were,” along with ing the layoff much longer positive for COVID-19 LISA A. CARRIGAN, OF COUNSEL www.jamescarriganlaw.com From A1 Things got going for Hy- an accompanying music than anticipated. or who has come in close ber back in 2017, when video. “We were only planning contact with someone [email protected] winners will be announced the trio would meet at a “It was a really interest- on not playing shows for who has tested positive, on Dec. 11. garage space in Lynn and ing process that none of a couple months, but it’s and therefore has been Did you know? “We’re just wildly excit- work on songs. One song us had ever been a part of turned into almost a year instructed by a medical ed to even be nominated became two, and eventu- before,” Abbene said about of not being able to get health professional or for something like this,” ally the band — which de- making a music video. together and play,” said public health official to said Abbene, the band’s scribes itself as “a trio of “But it was a ton of fun. Abbene. “We’ve all been self-quarantine, is still drummer and backup vo- nerds from Salem, Mass., We were able to shoot at working hard and Kris able to vote by “Emer- calist. “We had no idea rockin’ some pop grunge some great spots in Salem has been writing a ton, so gency Ballot.” this was even an option emotional jams” — had and also go back to our we’re excited to start get- The voter must send and we didn’t know that enough material to put original practice space in ting back into it and mak- a note with their signa- anyone would think of together an EP (extended Lynn, so that was great.” ing music together again.” ture stating that they nominating us. It’s so cool play). Immediately following Those interested in vot- are unable to vote in to be nominated for some- Fast forward to August the EP’s release, Hyber ing for Hyber in the “Best person due to COVID-19 Home delivery thing like this and to be 2019, when Hyber dropped hit the road for as many New Artist” category at and designate a person recognized by so many of its debut EP SleEP. The shows as they could before the 2020 Boston Music to pick up their ballot. subscribers your peers. ve-song project’s rst sin- winter hit. They planned Awards can go to https:// The voter’s designee will “Actually, I saw it on gle, “Ghost,” caught some to spend the winter off bostonmusicawards.com/ deliver the signed note get FREE access Facebook before we even traction early on, enough from the road to write vote/. to the election office. heard from anybody about so to convince the group new music — a “Hyber-na- Once the voter is ver- to the e-edition on it. Someone I knew shared to do a music video for the tion,” as Abbene jokingly Mike Alongi can be ified, the designee will it and it popped up on my song. Since then, the band said — but the COVID-19 reached at malongi@item- fill out and submit an feed, and when I saw it, I has released another sin- pandemic ended up mak- live.com. emergency ballot appli- A4 SATURDAY, OCTOBER 31, 2020 OPINION DAVID M. SHRIBMAN HOW TO REACH US

E¤¥¤ M. G DIRECTORS President and Publisher Edward L. Cahill The poetry of election M¦Ÿ H. SŸŸ Chief Executive O cer John M. Gilberg Edward M. Grant E C J. SŸ E. K¡ Advertising Director News Director Gordon R. Hall 110 Munroe St. W J. K TŸ  J ¡¢ Monica Connell Healey P.O. Box 5 Chief Financial O cer Editorial Page Editor J. Patrick Norton eve in Wisconsin J N. W  C  T¡£ Michael H. Shanahan Lynn, MA 01903 Chief Operating O cer Community Relations Director Chairman much of the focus is on the WAUSAU, Wis. — Some- Four years ago, former Customer Service thing told the wild geese it Secretary of State Hillary three WOW counties — Monday - Friday, 8 a.m. - 5 p.m. PUBLISHERS was time to go. Rodham Clinton — per- Waukesha, Ozaukee and Horace N. Hastings, 1877-1904 Connecting Charles H. Hastings and Wilmot R. Hastings, 1904-1922 The poet Rachel Field, haps responding to fa- Washington — that sit out- Charles H. Hastings, 1922-1940 whose poem set out that vorable poll soundings, side Milwaukee and have All Departments: Ernest W. Lawson, 1940-1960 immutable rule of the perhaps overcondent, 781-593-7700 Charles H. Gamage and Peter Gamage, 1960-1982 a history of Republican Peter Gamage, 1982-1991 seasons, was right, as the perhaps just in oversight afliation but are populat- Ext. 2 Peter H. Gamage, 1991-1996 poets we read as children — did not campaign in ed by the college-educated Brian C. šayer, 1996-1999 many decades ago often Wisconsin. Trump came Classi ed/Legal Advertising Bernard W. Frazier Jr., 1999-2005 suburban women who are classi [email protected] Peter H. Gamage, 2005-2014 were. For there, up in the here six times. For Wiscon- part of Biden’s base. Be- leaden skies, was the tell- sin voters, the Clinton sin Subscriptions John S. Moran, Executive Editor, 1975-1990 fore Trump visited there [email protected] tale “V” of birds in ight. of omission stung, though last week — at the height a later study published Her premonition (“some- of the virus spike, with Circulation thing whispered ‘frost’”) by University of Dayton new records of infections [email protected] was redeemed, too; here political scientist Christo- being set daily — Biden Ext. 3 in swing-state Wiscon- pher J. Devine in the The released a statement sin, the frost on the “sag- Forum, a scholarly jour- Newsroom ging orchards” that had nal of contemporary poli- pointing out the death of [email protected] “steamed with amber tics, concluded that it was 47 Wisconsin virus victims [email protected] spice” sparkled in the ear- “unclear” whether Clinton in a single horric day, ar- Ext. 4 ly morning sun. And a day “would have gained votes, guing that “the sad truth EDITORIAL is that it didn’t have to be Sports later, true to her predic- or even won, in Wisconsin [email protected] tion, “though the elds lay had she campaigned in this bad.” Trump hours golden, something whis- that state.” later told supporters in Ext. 5 pered, ‘snow,’” — and soon No matter. The visits Waukesha, which he won Retail and Online America’s the rural roads shone in that Clinton didn’t make by 59 percent in 2016, that Advertising a confectioners’-sugar have taken on a folklore the country was “rounding [email protected] white. all their own, with Trump the corner” on the virus. ADVERTISING The change in season taking on something of The two men will con- immigration failure came with a rush here po- the aura of the “ambitious tinue to debate that, and Ernie Carpenter Jr. Director of Advertising litically as well. guest,” the title of one of much else. Editorial from the Dallas Morning News and Business Development, ext. 1355 The last days of the 2020 the most beloved “twice- Here, the contours of [email protected] campaign have been a told tales” by Nathaniel the battle have been Ralph Mitchell Two months before the 2016 election, Donald blur — of candidate visits, Hawthorne. Biden, deter- laid in recent years. The Trump gave his rst major speech on immigration Sales Representative, ext. 1313 of poll results, of stuffed mined not to make Wis- Democrats are strug- [email protected] in Phoenix. In it, he used the words “illegal” or mailboxes, of advertise- consin a twice-told tale, gling to hang onto the Eric Rondeau “illegally” 40 times and pledged to “build a great ments. The two campaigns has set down here several remnants of the New wall along the southern border.” have spent $120.1 million times. Sales Representative, ext. 1280 Deal coalition, frayed [email protected] What he didn’t say was, at the time, the num- in advertising since the There are very few un- as manufacturing jobs decided voters here — the Patricia Whalen ber of unauthorized immigrants in the U.S. was party conventions, with a drifted away. The Repub- $33.7 million advantage Elections Research Center Sales Representative, ext. 1310 declining. Indeed, according to the Pew Research licans have supported to former Vice President at the University of Wis- [email protected] Center, between 2007 and 2017, the number in initiatives such as the Joseph R. Biden Jr. consin at Madison puts BUSINESS OFFICE the U.S. declined by 14 percent. FoxConn project, which Nevertheless, President Trump has made good Ordinarily, that would the gure at 3 percentage Susan J. Conti dominate the conversa- points — but many uncer- Trump and Gov. Walker on his promise to clamp down on undocumented prominently backed to Controller, ext. 1288 people with a series of rule changes and execu- tion, along with the Green tainties: [email protected] Bay Packers’ strong NFL Will the police shooting bring high-tech jobs to tive orders, including the 2017-18 zero-tolerance Ted Grant start and maybe a debate of Jacob Blake and the southwestern Wisconsin. policy of separating children from their parents Though it won a contract Publisher, ext. 1234 about the best recipe for subsequent civic unrest [email protected] at the border. to build virus-related res- That policy, as we wrote recently, “predictably deep-fried cheese curd (2 in Kenosha add urgency cups buttermilk, 2 cups la- to the Biden campaign pirators, FoxConn hasn’t Marian Kinney produced a cruelty that may never be set right” ext. 1212 or fortify the voters who remotely redeemed the by separating more than 5,500 asylum-seeking ger beer ...). Not this year. [email protected] The presidential cam- respond to Trump’s law- Trump-Walker hopes, families at the U.S. border. Tragically, although paign is being conducted and-order entreaties? though it stands today Will Kraft the policy ended after public outcry in June 2018, amid a deadly coronavirus What will be the effect as a symbol of Repub- Chief Financial Of cer, ext. 1296 545 children remain separated from their deport- [email protected] spike that, along with the of early in-person vot- lican efforts to woo the ed parents. targeting of both parties, ing, which began Oct. non-college-educated What’s received less attention is this adminis- Paula Villacreses has set Wisconsin apart; 20 and which, in one of workers who have been A/R Specialist, ext. 1205 tration’s ongoing assault on legal immigration, at one point in the last the ironies of the season, displaced in the modern [email protected] including slashing the number of refugees relo- week, more than half of has produced long lines economy. cated to the U.S. each year and rewriting the long- Mike Shanahan the nation’s top 15 cities, — though one of the ra- “This has been their elec- Chief Executive Of cer, ext. 1956 standing “public charge” rule making it far more as ranked by virus cases tionales was to minimize toral base for some time [email protected] difcult for low-income immigrants to gain legal per capita, were in Wis- the dangers of spread- now, especially as union admission to the U.S. Carolina Trujillo consin. ing the virus in crowded jobs have ed the state,” Community Relations Director, ext. 1226 More recently, on Oct. 8, the administration This is a campaign polling places. What was said John Savagian, an [email protected] announced sweeping changes to the H-1B1 visa steeped in symbolism — the yield of the efforts historian at Milwaukee’s Jim Wilson program for highly skilled workers, narrowing the and in overtones of the of the advocacy group Alverno College. Chief Operating Of cer, ext. 1200 types of degrees that qualify, raising the wages past. The presidential con- Opportunity Wisconsin, Though it was 18 de- [email protected] employers must pay and shortening the length of test is a proxy for a deeper which set out to con- grees in white-crusted CIRCULATION the visas. This followed the administration’s ban ght here. On one side is vert Trump voters to the Eau Claire the other day, on H-1B1 visa holders entering the country until the progressivism of Rob- Biden camp? Lisa Mahmoud the end of the year due to the coronavirus pan- ert “Fighting Bob” LaFol- And this: Will Black politics in Wisconsin re- Manager, ext. 1239 demic. lette, a governor, senator voters who did not rally main white-hot. Both can- [email protected] didates likely will touch Universities, hospitals, tech companies and en- and Progressive Party to the Clinton campaign, CUSTOMER SERVICE gineering rms are understandably up in arms presidential candidate especially in Milwau- down in the state in the over the ban and the rule changes that make it whose notions of political kee, ood the polls for last few days of the cam- La’ Mosha Ball and labor reform spilled Biden? Turnout in Mil- paign, for, as Field, who Customer Service, ext. 1276 harder, they say, to ll jobs that will not only help [email protected] grow the economy, but in turn create more jobs for beyond Wisconsin’s bor- waukee, where Blacks died in 1945, wrote, pre- U.S. workers at a time of near record high unem- ders. On the other is the compose 37.6 percent of sciently, “Something told GRAPHICS ployment. outlook of former House the population, fell by the wild geese/It was time Trevor Andreozzi A federal judge earlier in October blocked the Speaker Paul Ryan, who about 41,000 votes be- to y,/Summer sun was Designer administration from enforcing its ban on H-1B1 personied the resurgence tween 2012, the last time on their wings,/Winter in [email protected] of Ayn Rand-style conser- Barack Obama was on workers following a suit led by the U.S. Cham- their cry.” Mark Sutherland ber of Commerce, the National Retail Federation, vatism in Washington, and the ballot, and 2016. That Creative Director, ext. 1330 may be the decisive fac- A Swampscott High TechNet and the National Association of Manu- of Gov. Scott Walker, who [email protected] left the Madison state- tor in a state that Trump School Class of 1972 mem- facturers, arguing that it was not only economical- house last year but sowed won by 22,748 votes — ber, David M. Shribman is NEWSROOM ly unsound but also unlawful. a new, muscular conserva- about half the number the Pulitzer Prize-winning Mike Alongi “Our lawsuit seeks to overturn these sweeping tism in the fecund elds of of the people who did not former executive editor of Sports Editor, ext. 1228 and unlawful immigration restrictions that are an Wisconsin. vote in the state’s largest the Pittsburgh Post-Ga- [email protected] unequivocal ‘not welcome’ sign to the engineers, And one other element of city. zette. Follow him on Twit- Elyse Carmosino executives, IT experts, doctors, nurses and oth- the past looms large. Beyond Milwaukee, ter @ShribmanPG. Reporter, ext. 1264 er critical workers who help drive the American [email protected] economy,” said U.S. Chamber of Commerce CEO READERS’ FORUM Gayla Cawley Thomas Donohue. “Left in place, these restric- Reporter, ext. 1236 tions will push investment abroad, inhibit eco- [email protected] nomic growth and reduce job creation.” Cheryl Charles We agree. And wonder why our president doesn’t Halloween not the same this year News Editor, ext. 1278 see the damage this will cause to economic recov- [email protected] ery during an unprecedented public health crisis. I have always loved time and we didn’t even priate movie, with pop- Olivia Falcigno In light of other immigration changes, this re- Halloween. I love see- know what trick or treat- corn. Photographer, ext.1224 vision underscores that the strategy is to reduce ing the “young ones” all ing was actually like. I think this would mark [email protected] legal immigration as well as illegal immigration. dressed up in their cos- That said, I thought I’d the day as a special event while teaching kids that Spenser Hasak This will be to our detriment. tumes and greetings weigh in about this Hal- Photographer, ext. 1332 neighbors and friends loween. things are a bit different [email protected] that I don’t see too often. Because of COVID, if this year and for good So I’ve been interested in I had a young child, I’d reason. A ne teaching Thor Jourgensen Editorial Page Editor, ext. 1267 all the publicity around make a lovely day and opportunity and good op- [email protected] Trick or Treating. We evening of doing some portunity to create new have always participated, holiday baking together, ways of celebrating with Daniel Kane family. Sports Reporter, ext. 1228 mostly on the “handing maybe carving (or dec- [email protected] out treats” end. orating with felt tips) Mayor McGee is dis- Where I grew up in West a pumpkin, doing some couraging trick or treat- Steve Krause ing and I support that News Director, ext. 1229 Lynn (Dearborn Ave.) we Halloween artwork to [email protected] always had a “Horribles hang on the fridge, put- idea. Have fun in differ- Parade” all around the ting together a costume ent ways this year. My Guthrie Scrimgeour porch light will be off but Reporter, ext. 1222 neighborhood and then and dressing up, go to [email protected] met at the Saugus River the Grandparents’ and I wish all the wee ones Boat Club for a Halloween aunts’ and uncles’ house and their families a hap- Anne Marie Tobin py Halloween! Assignment Editor, ext. 1307 party. to wave to them from [email protected] Each family would chip the sidewalk, then come Janice LeColst in a couple of bucks to- home and watch (still in TECHNOLOGY ward it. It was a great costume) an age-appro- Lynn 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] SATURDAY, OCTOBER 31, 2020 THE DAILY ITEM A5 POLICE/FIRE

All address information, particularly sex St.; at 10:45 a.m. Friday at Theft Accidents ported during a call for a med- been an honest mistake. Of - arrests, re ect police records. In the 472 Lynn eld St. ical emergency at 1:53 p.m. cers were unable to make con- A report of a motor vehicle event of a perceived inaccuracy, it A report of a motor vehicle A report of a larceny at 3:26 Friday at 3 Clark Road. The man tact with the party at his home. p.m. Thursday on Boston Street; crash at 7:23 a.m. Thursday at is the sole responsibility of the con- hit and run crash at 9:42 p.m. was taken to Lahey Hospital. A woman reported at 12:39 Thursday at 514 Western Ave. at 9:45 a.m. Friday at 739 Lyn- 163 Washington St. and 124 a.m. Friday that it sounded like cerned party to contact the relevant Foster St. A caller reported a A report of a motor vehicle n eld St.; at 12:02 p.m. Friday Theft someone was trying to get into police department and have the tractor trailer struck the traf c crash with personal injury at at 130 Neptune Blvd. her front door. Of cers were dis- department issue a notice of correc- lights at the intersection while A report of an attempted 12:29 a.m. Friday at Lewis and A report of a motor vehicle patched to the home on Scotts tion to the Daily Item. Corrections or turning onto Foster Street. Po- burglary at 6:23 a.m. Thursday New Ocean streets. theft at 5:21 p.m. Thursday at Mill Court and determined all clarications will not be made without 183 Marianna St. lice reported a crosswalk sign at 9 Elm St. A caller reported was knocked down and the traf- appeared secure express notice of change from the ar- Assaults someone tried to break into his c lights were ashing. vehicle overnight. The resident Police received a call at resting police department. Vandalism A report of an assault at 2:23 A motor vehicle crash was said his security camera cap- 11:20 p.m. Thursday about a p.m. Thursday at Liberty and A report of vandalism at 7:09 reported at 1:17 p.m. Thursday tured someone trying to open loud party taking place at Ava- LYNN Washington streets; at 4:36 p.m. Thursday at 40 Buchanan on Caller Street; at 2:04 p.m. his vehicle door. The vehicle was lon Bay Communities on Broad- p.m. Thursday on Lewis Street. Circle. Thursday at 95 Main St.; at locked and the person could way. Dispatched of cers report- Arrests A report of an assault and 2:04 p.m. Thursday at Giovan- not be identi ed on the video. ed speaking with the parties, battery at 8:21 a.m. Friday on na’s House of Pizza at 525 Low- who agreed to keep it down for Ever Cax, 33, of 38 N Franklin MARBLEHEAD ell St.; at 3:03 p.m. Thursday Chatham Street. the night. St., was arrested and charged at 30 Andover St. and 1 Hilltop SAUGUS with urinating in public at 8:17 Complaints Drive; at 5:06 p.m. Thursday at p.m. Thursday. Breaking And Entering Accidents SWAMPSCOTT A report of unemployment 2 Margin St. and 2 Highland St.; Ever Chavez-Recinos, 25, of at 11:25 a.m. Friday at 9 Trem- 17 Tudor St., was arrested and A report of a motor vehicle fraud at 8:01 a.m. Thursday on Police received a call at 8:06 Complaints breaking and entering at 7:37 ont St.; at 12:16 p.m. Friday at a.m. Friday from a man who re- charged with open and gross Overlook Road; at 8:01 a.m. Summit Plaza at 145 Summit lewdness at 4:55 p.m. Thursday. a.m. Friday at 16 Surfside Thursday on Bennett Road; at ported one of his vehicles was A report of suspicious activi- Road; at 11:11 a.m. Friday at St.; at 12:39 p.m. Friday at involved in an accident with Anna Vladimeros, 61, of 147 11:28 a.m. Thursday on Byers Northshore Mall at 210N Ando- ty at 1:01 a.m. Thursday at 80 Washington St., was arrested 157 N Common St. Road; at 11:33 a.m. on La- no operator. Of cers were dis- Puritan Road. A caller reported A report of a breaking and ver St. patched to Macy’s Department and charged with assault and fayette Street; at 11:46 a.m. A report of a motor vehicle a man was looking into the win- entering at 11:49 a.m. Friday at Store at Square One Mall for battery on a police of cer, dis- Thursday on Orchard Street; at hit and run crash at 2:13 p.m. dow of a residence and ed to- turbing the peace and trespass- 79 Lake View Ave. 1:16 p.m. Thursday on Naugus more information. ward Woodbine Street when he Thursday at Dellaria Salon at Police received a report of a ing at 2:22 p.m. Thursday. Avenue; at 2:40 p.m. Thursday 210D Andover St. was noticed. Gunshots on Maverick Street. motor vehicle accident at 7:10 A report of a neighborhood p.m. Thursday on Lincoln Ave. Accidents problem at 2:22 p.m. Thurs- A report of a gunshot at 9:22 Breaking and Entering A woman came into the sta- day at 14 Littles Point Road. A A report of a motor vehicle p.m. Thursday at 678 Washing- PEABODY A report of a motor vehicle tion at 6:13 p.m. Thursday to re- crash at 4:42 p.m. Thursday at ton St. port that someone had backed caller reported a spotlight from breaking and entering at 7:56 a neighbor’s residence points 108 Boston St.; at 5:05 p.m. Arrests a.m. Thursday at 9 Roycroft into her car at the town hall and directly into her bedroom. The Thursday at Chestnut Street Overdoses Road. A caller reported some- cracked the grill to her vehicle. and Western Avenue; at 5:35 Beder A. Orellana, 26, of 42 caller wanted police to talk with A report of an opiate over- Winthrop St., Apt. 1, Framing- one stole a backpack, which p.m. Thursday at 185 Western contained tools, from his un- Complaints the neighbor about possibly Ave.; at 5:42 p.m. Thursday at dose at 10:46 p.m. Thursday on ham, was arrested and charged shutting off or moving the light. with OUI liquor and motor ve- locked vehicle. 654 Western Ave.; at 9:03 p.m. Michigan Terrace. A motor vehicle breaking and An employee at Angelo’s Ser- hicle lights violation at 12:49 Thursday at Commercial and A report of an overdose at entering at 1:32 p.m. Thursday vice Station on Lincoln Ave. re- Vandalism Summer streets; at 7:58 a.m. 11:06 p.m. Thursday on Tilton a.m. Thursday. at 10 Kirkland Road. ported at 7:03 a.m Friday that Friday at 123 N Common St.; Place. William Perez, 22, of 1 Sil- a party left without paying for A report of vandalism at 7:47 at 8:40 a.m. Friday at Camden A report of a medication over- verleaf Way, Apt. 134, was ar- Overdose gas. Dispatched of cers report- a.m. Thursday at 11 Huron St. and Ida streets; at 8:57 a.m. dose at 9:22 a.m. Friday on rested on a courtesy booking at ed that the party is a frequent A caller reported vandalism to Friday at Tony Tipico at 268 Es- Harwood Street. 3:58 a.m. Thursday. A possible overdose was re- customer and that it may have property inside of the residence. Driver cited following Saugus crash Friday

By Elyse Carmosino Street. The truck had then ITEM STAFF crashed into the Dunkin Donuts pylon sign. SAUGUS — Streets surrounding the Dunkin’ The driver of the vehicle, Donuts on Lincoln Ave- a 19-year-old male from nue remained closed for Billerica, was evaluated electrical repairs Friday on scene but declined to be morning following a sin- transported to a hospital. gle-car crash in Saugus Following an investiga- Thursday night. tion, he was issued a ci- Chief Michael Ricciar- tation for speeding, negli- delli reported that Saugus gent operation of a motor Police responded to the vehicle, and possession of scene around 7:15 p.m. for liquor by a person under a report of a vehicle that 21. had crashed into a utility The truck was towed, pole at the Dunkin Donuts and an electrical inspector sign. Upon arrival, of cers and crews from National found that a GMC pickup Grid, Comcast, and Veri- truck had crashed through zon were dispatched to re- PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS pair the damage. a utility pole, snapping it A person is handcuffed and detained by police Wednesday in Philadelphia, after the citywide at the base and causing Elyse Carmosino can be curfew had passed, two days after Walter Wallace Jr. was killed by police of cers. downed wires across Lin- reached at ecarmosino@ coln Avenue and Chestnut itemlive.com. State leaders Police who shot Wallace were facing second improperly trained, family says ASSOCIATED PRESS panic” from of cers whose man, that led the mayor to violent clashes ensued and training taught them only lock down the city Wednes- broke out anew this week wave resist steps PHILADELPHIA — The how to open re, he said, day night with an over- after Wallace’s death in a footage from body-worn noting he saw no viable at- night curfew. predominantly Black sec- cameras that was taken as tempt from of cers to dees- The family had called tion of west Philadelphia. police responded to a call calate the situation. Monday for both medical “The unjusti ed shoot- to curb virus about Walter Wallace Jr. “What you will not see is services and police, but ing of Walter Wallace Jr. shows him emerging from a a man with a knife lunging only the latter arrived, this week has our city By Adam Geller and sists, falsely, that the coun- house with a knife as rela- David Pitt try is getting the virus un- at anyone that would qual- lawyer Shaka Johnson both raging and grieving, tives shout at of cers about ify as a reason to assassi- said. Less than 30 seconds but also extraordinarily ASSOCIATED PRESS der control. his mental health condi- Over the past two weeks, nate him,” Johnson said. into the encounter, Wallace purposeful about taking DES MOINES, Iowa — tion, a lawyer for the man’s more than 76,000 new virus The mayor’s of ce said in was dead, felled by a blast action,” Gym said. Even as a long-feared sec- family said Thursday. cases have been reported a news release late Thurs- of 14 bullets, he said. Several other cities ond wave of coronavirus The video also shows Police have said the two daily in the U.S. on aver- day that the body cam across the U.S. have de- strains hospitals, of cials Wallace became incapac- footage and the 911 audio of cers red after Wallace bated or enacted similar age, up from about 54,000 in many hard-hit states are itated after the rst shot would be released publicly ignored orders to drop a measures to limit the use in mid-October, according resisting taking stronger ac- of 14 that two of cers red by the end of next week. knife. Wallace’s mother and of chemical sprays and to Johns Hopkins Univer- tion to stop the spread, with at him, said lawyer Shaka Police also faced rebuke wife were outside, shouting rubber bullets against sity. Deaths, which usually public fatigue, skepticism Johnson, describing foot- from Philadelphia leaders to police about his mental protesters. lag case numbers and hos- and political calculations age he said police showed as the anguished city be- health problems, Johnson Meanwhile, U.S. Attor- pitalizations, are also ris- running up against and con- him and other members of moaned the department’s said. ney William McSwain, travening pleas from health ing, from about 700 to more Wallace’s family before a response to a year of ex- In a news conference who was appointed by experts. than 800 a day. plan to release it and 911 traordinary, and some- Wednesday, Outlaw President Donald Trump, Days before a presidential The virus has now killed calls publicly. times violent, civil unrest. lamented the lack of a announced charges Thurs- election that has spotlighted more than 229,000 Ameri- “I understand he had a The City Council, joining behavioral health unit in day against a Philadel- President Donald Trump’s cans. knife, but that does not leaders of other cities, vot- a department she joined phia social studies teacher scattershot response to Nevertheless, many of - give you carte blanche ed to block police from us- only this year. and three others for their the pandemic, new virus cials have resisted calls to to execute a man, quite ing tear gas, rubber bullets She pledged to address alleged roles in the torch- infections continued to spi- enact measures like state- frankly,” Johnson told re- or pepper spray on peace- that need and also told ing of two police cruisers ral Friday, eclipsing record wide mask mandates or porters at a news confer- ful protesters after hearing the council that she sup- during the May 30 pro- caseloads that set off na- stricter curbs on the size ence outside Philadelphia hours of testimony from ports the goal of their bill, tests. tional alarms in the spring of gatherings, casting the City Hall. “What other people injured or trauma- which she said aligns with According to McSwain, and summer. response to the virus as a than death did you intend tized by them, including a current police policy. May- 29-year-old teacher An- During those earlier out- matter of individual deci- when you shoot a man — group hit with tear gas as or Jim Kenney also sup- thony Smith and two oth- breaks, rst in the Northeast sion-making. each of cer — seven times they were corralled near a ports the ban in principle ers put “combustible ma- and then in Sun Belt states, “At the end of the day, per- apiece?” highway overpass. but wants to review it be- terials” into a cruiser near many governors closed sonal responsibility is the The family does not want “It was undisciplined, it fore signing it into law, a City Hall that was already schools and businesses and only way. People will either the of cers, who have not was indiscriminate and it spokesman said. on re. Another man was limited public gatherings. choose or not choose to so- yet been publicly identi- hurt a lot of people,” said The city had a strong charged separately with But the new surge, despite cial distance, or choose to ed, to be charged with Council Member Helen record of accommodating setting re to a second being far more widespread, wear a mask or not,” said murder, Johnson said, be- Gym, who introduced the protesters in recent years, cruiser. Smith helped or- has brought a decidedly Tennessee Gov. Bill Lee, a cause they were improper- bill. until the Black Lives Mat- ganize the Philadelphia more limited response in Republican. “What we can ly trained and didn’t have The moves follow days of ter protests erupted in the Coalition for Racial and many states. Most are led do is to remind them is that the right equipment to do protests, store break-ins city May 30, following the Economic Legal Justice, by Republican governors personal responsibility can their job. and ATM thefts after the death of George Floyd in known locally as Philly for backing a president who in- protect them.” The video shows “instant death of Wallace, a Black Minneapolis. Chaos and REAL Justice. A6 THE DAILY ITEM SATURDAY, OCTOBER 31, 2020 Court ruling keeps police wrongdoing list secret for now By Michael Casey al information. On appeal, tivists have been pushing ASSOCIATED PRESS the Department of Justice prosecutors to create lists argued releasing the list of problem police of cers, A state Supreme Court was an invasion of privacy, limit the use of the of cers ruling Friday means that prompting the Supreme on them and review cases a list of about 275 of cers Court to send the issue these of cers worked to in New Hampshire who back to a lower court to determine whether cas- have committed wrongdo- consider that issue. es should be dropped or ing can remain secret. Gilles Bissonnette, the if defendants should be The court upheld a low- ACLU’s legal director, said exonerated. Others have er court ruling that the they were pleased the court called for existing lists list is not con dential, but decided the list was exempt to be made public, which remanded it back so that from disclosure and will Boston’s top prosecutor a judge could consider continue ghting for the did last month. whether releasing the list list to be made public. Wrongdoings that can would “constitute an inva- “We and the communi- land an of cer on a so- sion of privacy.” AP FILE PHOTO Known as the Exculpato- ties we represent are dis- called Brady list or da- ry Evidence Schedule, the appointed that the Court tabase include lying on Image from security camera video shows Michael L. Taylor, center, and list is maintained by the did not order the imme- a police report, excessive George-Antoine Zayek at passport control at Istanbul Airport in Turkey. department and contains diate release of the List, force, bigoted comments names of of cers across and instead sent the case or crimes such as drunken New Hampshire who have back to the lower court driving or domestic vio- committed wrongdoing for further proceedings lence. Some lists also in- U.S. calls bid to stop that could raise questions to address the public in- clude of cers under inves- about their credibility as terest in disclosing the tigation, though they could witnesses in criminal cas- List,” he said in a state- be removed if the allegation es. Several media outlets ment. “Police of cers who is dismissed. Others have are named on the List are expanded the list to include extradition of 2 to have gone to court, argu- ing that it should be made there because they have lab technicians and others public. engaged in sustained mis- who might testify on the Last year, Superior conduct concerning credi- government’s behalf. Court Judge Charles bility or truthfulness. The Critics have chided pros- Japan ‘meritless’ Temple sided with media public has a clear right to ecutors for failing to keep know this information.” track of problem of cers outlets and the American By Alanna torney Ty Cobb, said barred from meeting his Civil Liberties Union of The Department of Jus- and going out of their tice said it was reviewing way to keep information Durkin Richer Thursday that they are wife under his bail condi- New Hampshire that ar- ASSOCIATED PRESS also appealing to of cials the ruling to determine its from the defense — ei- tions. gued that releasing the within the State Depart- The Taylors have not next steps. ther by failing to disclose list is in the public inter- BOSTON — U.S. De- ment and White House denied helping Ghosn Republican Gov. Chris the details about the of- est. But the list wasn’t re- partment of Justice law- to block the extradition. ee but insist they can’t Sununu said he support- cer, choosing not to put lease pending the appeal yers urged a judge Friday The lawyers were told in be extradited because ed making the list “public the of cer on the stand or to the Supreme Court. to deny a bid to block the a letter they received this they say what they are after steps are taken to dropping a case altogeth- Temple rejected the extradition of two Ameri- week while Secretary of accused of isn’t a crime ensure that those on the state Department of Jus- er. Criminal justice advo- can men wanted in Japan State Mike Pompeo was under Japan law. They tice’s argument that the list receive due process. cates said the Brady rule for helping former Nis- in Asia that Deputy Sec- have asked the judge to list should remain con - We will work to achieve violations have long been san Motor Co. boss Carlos retary of State Stephen rule that the Secretary dential. The department this goal through the leg- a problem and continue to Ghosn sneak out of the Biegun had authorized of State’s decision to sur- previously produced a list islature.” pose a risk to innocent de- country in a box. the extradition. render them to Japan vi- that redacted any person- Across the country, ac- fendants. Assistant U.S. Attor- The State Department olates the law. ney Stephen Hassink has said it does not com- Prosecutors have de- described Michael Tay- ment on pending extradi- scribed it as one of the lor and Peter Taylor’s tion requests. most “brazen and well-or- “eleventh-hour bid to The Massachusetts men chestrated escape acts in thwart their extradition” are wanted by Japan recent history, involving A Salute to as “meritless,” and asked so they can be tried on a dizzying array of luxury the judge to allow the fa- charges that they helped hotel meetups, fake per- ther and son to be handed the former Nissan chair- sonas, bullet train travel, over to Japan. The U.S. man ee the country last and the chartering of a Department of State has year with Ghosn tucked private jet.” agreed to extradite them, away in a box on a private Authorities say that VETERANS but a judge put a hold on it jet. Ghosn had been out Peter Taylor arrived in Thursday after their law- on bail and awaiting trial Japan on Dec. 28, 2019, Wednesday, Nov. 11, 2020 yers led an emergency on nancial misconduct and met with Ghosn at In honor of Veterans Day, petition. allegations, which he has the Grand Hyatt Tokyo “Here, the United denied. for about an hour. Just be- Wednesday, November 11, 2020, States has a strong in- The ight went rst to fore 10 a.m. the next day, The Daily Item will publish a terest in having extra- Turkey, then to Lebanon, Michael Taylor ew into special page devoted to those dition requests submit- where Ghosn has citizen- Osaka on a chartered jet who are currently serving military ted by Japan (and other ship but which has no from Dubai with anoth- duties and those veterans treaty partners) resolved extradition treaty with er man, George-Antoine Take this time promptly,” Hassink wrote Japan. Ghosn said he Zayek, carrying two large who are gone but not forgotten. with photo in court documents. ed because he could not black boxes and told air- to say $40 andshield The men’s lawyers, expect a fair trial, was port employees they were Mail form to: “Thank You” which include former subjected to unfair condi- musicians carrying audio Trump White House at- tions in detention and was equipment. The Daily Item to your military family member. Attn.: Salute to Veterans PO Box 5, 110 Munroe St. text and Judge frees man from prison Lynn, MA 01903 $30 shield only SMITH – In memory of SMITH – In memory of JOHN C. SMITH who JOHN C. SMITH who due to excluded Black jurors passed away passed away Please choose one of May 4, 1997. May 4, 1997. Lovingly Lovingly BOSTON (AP) — A murder and reduced it to raised in the Arnie King the following shields: remembered remembered by wife by wife Black man convicted of voluntary manslaughter, case speak directly to Louise, daughtersKim Louise,daughtersKim and Maureen, andson andMaureen,and son murder in 1972 is free the Boston Globe report- Boston’s documented and Tom. Tom. from prison after a Boston ed. She sentenced him to painful history on race re- judge reduced his sentence 20 years in prison, which lations,” Rollins said. National Guard Bureau Your message may be paid by: because Black jurors were he has already served. “John Labanara was excluded from his trial. King’s attorney in April murdered and his family Check Money Order Visa Mastercard Arnold King spent 49 had requested the sen- has lived and will con- years in prison for the tence reduction and King’s tinue to live with that murder of John Labanara, release on bail. He had awful fact,” Rollins said. Dept. of the Army Please check for shield: Yes No a mayoral campaign aide been released from prison “The man who killed Mr. If no selection is made, shield will not appear. who was 26 when King in April, the newspaper Labanara, however, did shot him in his car during reported, as he waited for not receive a fair trial as Name a robbery in downtown a decision by prosecutors afforded and required by Dept. of the Navy Boston. An all-white jury and the judge on a possi- our Constitution. Racism Address had sentenced King to life ble sentence reduction. undid this verdict and in prison without the pos- The Suffolk District At- conviction.” City St Zip sibility of parole. torney Rachael Rollins King’s attorney Da- U.S. Marine Corps. Phone On Thursday, Superi- said in a statement Thurs- vid Nathanson told the or Court Justice Janet L. day that her of ce assent- newspaper the exclu- Sanders vacated King’s ed to the sentence reduc- sion of Black jurors was In Memory of conviction on rst-degree tion. “The issues being wrong. Dept. of the Air Force Who passed away on First-term lawmaker announces Lovingly remembered by Army National Guard bid for House speaker

PROVIDENCE, R.I. (AP) “There is agreement olas Mattiello is run- — A rst-term lawmaker from people on the in- ning for reelection, but Coast Guard Visa / MC # has formally announced side and the outside of he also faces a strong Signature a bid to become the next the House of Represen- challenge from Repub- speaker of the Rhode Is- tatives that we need lican Barbara Ann Fen- CVV Code Exp. Date land House of Represen- change,” Cassar, who ton-Fung in his Cran- tatives. represents portions of ston district in next Flag Submission deadline: Wednesday, Nov. 6, 2019 Democratic Rep. Liana Barrington and the Riv- week’s election. Cassar in her announce- erside section of East “Speaker Mattiello is ment Thursday promised Providence, said in her in constant communica- “inclusive decision-mak- statement. “What does it tion with his House col- Catch up with your ing, diplomatic commu- say about us as stewards leagues and his support is nication, and transpar- of the public trust if we very strong,” a Mattiello favorite team ency that upholds the continue with the status spokesman said in a state- ideals of ethics and de- quo?” ment to The Providence in Item Sports! mocracy.” Current Speaker Nich- Journal. SATURDAY, OCTOBER 31, 2020 THE DAILY ITEM A7 For many Latinos, virus deaths loom over Day of the Dead

By Terry Tang misery, people can’t gath- and share memories. trol, about half noted ra- ASSOCIATED PRESS er for the holiday because COVID-19 has scuttled cial identity. Of those 3.6 of the health risks. those plans but hasn’t million-plus infections, PHOENIX — Matilde Gomez’s mother and stopped people from erect- 990,000 affected Hispan- Gomez wants her mother, uncle died of the virus a ing altars to enjoy online ic people. And Hispan- Gume, to know how much month apart this summer. or outdoors. ics made up the highest she appreciates her love The siblings in their 50s Mother and daughter percentage of con rmed and sacri ces. So, she’s had no underlying health Chicana artists Ofelia deaths in children 5-17 putting her feelings into a conditions. Gomez only and Rosanna Esparza and adults 40-49. letter. spoke to her mother on the have overseen the design More people of color are Only Gume Salazar will phone once before she died of an altar at Grand Park essential workers and never get to read it. in a California hospital. in downtown Los Angeles live in multigenerational Instead, it’s going on a On top of that, Gomez, 41, since 2013. It’s one of 11 households, which could table in Gomez’s home in was diagnosed with breast huge altars on display in contribute to higher rates Arizona that’s dedicated cancer this month. She de- a collaboration between of infection and death, ex- to her mother, who died cided not to schedule sur- LA and Self Help Graph- perts say. PHOTOS | ASSOCIATED PRESS of COVID-19. It will sit gery until after Day of the ics, an organization high- Consuelo Flores, a Chi- alongside fresh owers Dead because she wanted lighting Latino artists cana artist featured in Sebastian Diaz Aguirre places incense in a Day and Salazar’s blouse on to honor her mother prop- and social justice. Ofelia, Self Help Graphics’ exhi- of the Dead altar dedicated to his father, who Day of the Dead, a holi- erly. 88, is a fth-generation al- bition, created an altar died in a nursing home in Mexico last month. day that Salazar actually “I want to celebrate her tar-maker, and both were with photos she found by didn’t care for much. memory in my household cultural advisers on Dis- searching “Black or Latino “I would think she would with Dia de los Muertos,” ney-Pixar’s “Coco,” a mov- victims of COVID.” be OK with it,” Gomez said Gomez, who lives in ie centered around Day of “It’s a realization the said. “She would see this the Phoenix suburb of El the Dead. people that have died to as a way for me to heal.” Mirage. “She’s never going They built a 24-by-14- serve the community and Day of the Dead, or Dia to be forgotten.” foot (7-by-4-meter) ofren- to ensure everybody’s de los Muertos, the annual Day of the Dead usu- da of photos contributed well-being ... they look Mexican tradition of rem- ally revolves around an by the community, candles, like me. They look like iniscing about departed altar in the home or at a votives and tissue-paper my family,” Flores said. “It loved ones with colorful graveside of photos of the marigolds. Besides the tells you how imbalanced altars, or ofrendas, is typ- dead, their important be- pandemic-induced sad- our society is.” ically celebrated Nov. 1-2. longings and even favor- ness, the Esparzas believe In Mexico, authorities It will undoubtedly be ite foods. They often are Latinos are more interest- have mostly closed cem- harder for Latino families adorned with marigolds, ed in observing Day of the eteries to keep families in the U.S. torn apart by which are believed to Dead. from congregating. Most the coronavirus. Some are draw the souls of the dead. “Because of the quar- U.S. cemeteries and funer- mourning more than one Normally, the holiday antine and the COVID, al homes weren’t closing relative, underscoring the would bring processions there’s this heightened but canceled large events. pandemic’s disproportion- in cities with large Lati- awareness of the losses Some, like Perches Funer- ate impact on communi- no communities, and that are occurring not just al Homes in El Paso, Tex- Fresh marigolds, often called “ owers of the ties of color. Adding to the mourners would eat, sing in our city but around the as, invited people to post dead,” sit next to a picture of late Los Angeles globe,” said Rosanna Es- altar photos on Facebook. Lakers’ basketball player Kobe Bryant left by parza, whose cousin died CEO Salvador Perch- members of the community. of a suspected coronavirus es said that with a rise infection, while four other of cases in El Paso and relatives recovered from neighboring Juarez, Mexi- COVID-19. “I just feel co, it’s been hard for griev- like there’s a heightened ing families to avoid gath- awareness and more of a ering. sense of reverence for life.” “People can’t celebrate For Sebastian Diaz their loves ones, we can’t Aguirre, the altar in his mourn,” Perches said. Brooklyn apartment “Just like Mother’s Day that’s stocked with Mex- and Father’s Day this ican sweet bread, coffee year, this is when people and a shot of tequila com- go visit their loved ones.” forts him as he grieves his Ultimately, some say father. His father didn’t pageantry isn’t what’s die from COVID-19, but important. An understat- Aguirre believes the isola- ed ofrenda at home is tion hastened his decline enough because it’s the at a senior living facility. bridge between the liv- “I realize this year in a ing and the dead, Ofelia very special way, how im- Esparza said. It should portant my Mexican roots remind people to focus and this tradition was to on how their loved ones Ofelia Esparza, 88, from East Los Angeles, me,” Aguirre said. “I do lived. feel a connection with my brings fresh marigolds, often called “ owers of “When you honor them, dad.” you’re not going to talk the dead,” for her annual Community Altar for Of the more than 6.8 about how they died,” she Artist Rosanna Esparza Ahrens shows digital the Day of the Dead, titled “2020 Memorial to million COVID-19 cas- said. “You want to remem- artwork by fellow artist Gary Baseman, next to Our Resilience,” at Grand Park in Los Angeles es recorded so far by the ber how you loved them a picture of his late Blackie the Cat Baseman on Thursday. 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People take cover from the rst snowfall of the A man is framed by snow covered Autumn leaves as he walks along Market Street in Lynn during season as they wait for a bus at Central Square the rst snowfall of the season. Station in Lynn. Sans gala or red carpet, a stylish fashion show at the Met By Jocelyn Noveck Ideas revisit themselves different this year. Instead AP NATIONAL WRITER through the decades, even of speaking in person at the centuries. the annual press preview, NEW YORK — The That was the central Hollein and curator An- annual hoopla around the concept even before the drew Bolton spoke virtu- celebrity-studded Met Gala exhibit, traditionally ally, and masked, in taped is so intense, it’s often for- launched by the Met Gala remarks. And crowd size gotten who the real star is: in May, was waylaid by is being restricted, in ac- the fashion exhibit inside. the pandemic — which cordance with guidelines This year, it’s the only changed everything, in- for museums — likely not star. A stylish Costume cluding our concept of time. a bad thing in terms of the Institute show at the (How many times have you viewing experience. Metropolitan Museum has heard someone ask what Visually, the show is con- opened, six months behind day or month it is?) cise — smaller than recent schedule. But what’s six So the fact that “About extravaganzas like the months when you’re cover- Time” was able to open opulent “Heavenly Bodies: ing 150 years of fashion? at all is cause for celebra- Fashion and the Catholic And that’s the point, in tion. As the Met’s director, Imagination.” Nearly every more ways than one, of Max Hollein, said in garment on display is black, “About Time: Fashion & opening remarks: “We save a couple in white or Duration,” which explores could not imagine, when cream. Rather than a col- the concept of fashion we chose the name for lection of loaned items from through time. Time is a this exhibition more than across the globe, the exhibit PHOTO | ANNA-MARIE KELLEN/METROPOLITAN MUSEUM OF ART exible concept, it argues. a year ago, how apt the consists almost entirely of It is not linear, at least not title would become.” items from the Institute’s A view of The Costume Institute’s exhibition “About Time: Fashion and where fashion is concerned. Of course, everything is collection. Duration,” tracing 150 years of fashion. WEATHER LOTTERY

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COURTESY PHOTO ITEM FILE PHOTO Out elder and senior captain Tucker Destino was set to have a big ju- Fenwick senior captain Scott Emerson has done it all for the Crusaders, nior season for the Crusaders before the coronavirus pandemic. whether playing in the in eld or the out eld over the years. Tucker Destino stays close to Scott Emerson brings his home with Gordon College versatility to Bridgewater State

By Mike Alongi from my house and the always saw this coming. By Mike Alongi and I just love having a guy he was giving me the tour ITEM SPORTS EDITOR team is a great group of “Tucker is a great play- ITEM SPORTS EDITOR who can do so many differ- around campus and telling guys.” er and he has been since ent things out there,” said me how he coaches, I loved There may be snow on Destino actually got the we used him as a utility From the day Bishop Fen- Steeves. “He’s played in eld, what I heard.” the ground, but Bishop opportunity to practice guy his freshman year,” wick baseball coach Russ out eld, catcher and he’s go- After missing his all-im- Fenwick senior Tucker with the Fighting Scots a said Steeves, who coached Steeves saw Scott Emerson ing to do some pitching for portant junior season on the Destino has baseball on couple weeks ago, and the the Crusaders to a Divi- as a freshman, he knew he us this year too. He’s a jack diamond with Fenwick, Em- his mind. experience solidi ed his sion 3 North title the last had a player. And now, as of all trades.” erson knew he’d have to pick Earlier this week, the decision to play there. time they saw the eld in Emerson comes up on his Emerson, who has played up the slack by playing in as senior captain made his “I spoke with the coach a 2019. “He contributed to nal year with the Crusad- nearly every position on the many summer showcases commitment to play col- few times, and I really got our North title team when ers, he’s locked in his future eld for Fenwick over his as he could. After bouncing lege baseball at Gordon a great feeling about the he was a sophomore and plans with a commitment to tenure, made a connection from showcase to showcase, College following gradua- team,” said Destino. “And he was primed for a big play at Bridgewater State with Bridgewater State including a few days at the tion. then when I got a chance year as a junior before the University. coach Greg Zackrison early annual Lynn Invitational, “I just loved every- to actually practice with season was canceled. He’s “I’m really excited to have on. After meeting with him Emerson decided that mak- thing about the school, the guys, that really made a great out elder, a great made my decision,” said Em- on campus and getting in- ing a recruiting video with to be honest,” said Des- my decision easy.” teammate and it’s been erson. “Going to the campus, troduced to a number of his Recruiting Edge Baseball tino, who would normal- For Fenwick baseball great to watch him grow I just fell in love right away. teammates, Emerson was would also help bolster his ly be playing football for coach Russ Steeves, a over the years.” It’s the perfect size and it has sold. prospects. Fenwick this fall. “It’s a family friend who was col- a great atmosphere. I can’t “I just made a really great great academic school, lege baseball teammates DESTINO, B2 wait to get started there.” connection with the coach EMERSON, B2 it’s about 15 minutes with Destino’s father, he “Scott is ‘Mr. Versatility,’ from the start, and when Belichick believes Edelman’s surgery isn’t season-ending

By Kyle Hightower ly hard. Nobody’s more ond-year players Jako- ASSOCIATED PRESS competitive than Julian bi Meyers and Gunner is. So, he’ll do everything Olszewski, and special FOXBOROUGH — Pa- he can to be back out teams captain Matt Slat- triots coach Bill Beli- there.” er as the only healthy chick doesn’t expect a Edelman, bothered by options currently on the surgical procedure that his knee for most of the 53-man roster. Julian Edelman under- season, missed practice “I definitely don’t want went on his ailing knee Thursday after being my guys to be injured this week will keep the or hurt, and I’m not ex- receiver sidelined for the limited on Wednesday. actly sure what’s going rest of the season. He leads the team with on with everybody, but I But it will at a mini- 21 catches for 315 yards just pray for their safety mum keep Edelman off but has yet to catch a and I hope they bounce the field Sunday when touchdown this season. back soon, because we the Patriots visit AFC The Patriots could East-leading Buffalo (5- also be without receiver definitely miss them al- 2), leaving New England N’Keal Harry, who has ready,” Meyers said. “But (2-4) down one of its best been in the concussion I’m definitely excited for playmakers as it tries to protocol since leaving the opportunity, I’m go- snap a three-game losing last week’s loss to San ing to do my best to put streak. Francisco. He is tied for my best foot forward and “We’ll see how the re- second on the team with continue to try to play turn goes. I don’t think 19 receptions for 172 the way I know I can this is a season-ending yards and a touchdown. play.” FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS situation. But we’ll see,” That would leave Belichick said. “Hope- New England extreme- EDELMAN, B2 Patriots receiver Julian Edelman underwent a surgical procedure on an fully he’ll be back. I ly thin at the position, ailing knee Thursday. know he’s worked awful- with Damiere Byrd, sec- MLB owners approve sale of Mets

By Ronald Blum ject to the sale. The city of his hometown team, owners. ASSOCIATED PRESS had the right to review and he will be joined by Wilpon completed his the proposed transfer of highly respected baseball buyout of Doubleday in NEW YORK (AP) — the lease of Citi Field, the leadership as well. I be- August 2002, ending Major League Baseball Mets’ home since 2009. lieve that Steve will work what had become an ac- owners voted Friday to The current Mets own- hard to deliver a team in rimonious partnership. approve the sale of the ership group is headed by which Mets fan can take Under the original ap- New York Mets to billion- Fred Wilpon, brother-in- pride.” praisal, Doubleday would aire hedge fund manager law Saul Katz and Wil- The 64-year-old Cohen have received $137.9 mil- Steve Cohen. pon’s son Jeff, the team’s is CEO and president of lion — half the team’s The sale from the Wil- chief operating of cer. Point72 Asset Manage- pon and Katz families $391 million value after “I extend my best wish- ment. He rst bought an accounting for debt. Wil- values the franchise at es to Fred Wilpon, Saul 8 percent limited part- between $2.4 billion and pon sued, and the sides Katz and Jeff Wilpon nership stake in 2012 for then settled. $2.45 billion, a record for and thank them for their $40 million. Cohen controlled SAC a baseball team. The sale longstanding efforts for The publisher Double- Capital Advisors, which is likely to close within the Mets. In particular, day & Co. bought the in 2013 pleaded guilty to 10 days. we appreciate Fred’s de- Mets in 1980 from the An entity controlled by cades of service to league family of founding own- criminal fraud charges. Cohen will own 95 per- committees and the gov- er Joan Payson for $21.1 SAC agreed to pay a $900 cent of the franchise, and ernance of the game,” million, with the compa- million ne and forfeit the Wilpon and Katz fam- baseball Commissioner ny owning 95 percent of another $900 million to ilies will retain 5 percent Rob Manfred said in a the team and Wilpon con- the federal government, of the team. statement. “On behalf of trolling 5 percent. though $616 million that Former Mets general Major League Baseball, When Doubleday & Co. SAC companies had al- manager Sandy Alderson I congratulate Mr. Co- was sold to Bertelsmann ready agreed to pay to will return as team pres- hen on receiving approv- AG in 1986, the publish- settle parallel actions by FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS ident. al from the major league er sold its shares of the the U.S. Securities and New York City Mayor clubs. Steve will bring his team for $80.75 million to Exchange Commission Major League Baseball owners voted Friday to Bill de Blasio said Friday lifelong passion for the Wilpon and Nelson Dou- was to be deducted from approve the sale of the New York Mets to bil- that the city does not ob- Mets to the stewardship bleday, who became 50-50 the $1.8 billion. lionaire hedge fund manager Steve Cohen. B2 SPORTS THE DAILY ITEM SATURDAY, OCTOBER 31, 2020

HIGH SCHOOL SCHEDULE SATURDAY BC High at St. John’s Prep (5) Fenwick’s Scott Emerson commits Girls Soccer Field Hockey Lynnfield at Pentucket (1) St. Mary’s at Bishop Feehan (4) St. Mary’s at Bishop Feehan (1) Beverly at Peabody (4) Malden Catholic at Bishop Fenwick Masconomet at Swampscott (4) to Bridgewater State baseball (4) Pentucket at Lynnfield (5) Boys Soccer Golf St. Mary’s at Bishop Feehan (10) EMERSON St. John’s Prep at Xaverian (10) St. Mary’s at Archbishop Williams (2) From B1 Pentucket at Lynnfield (11) Saugus at Beverly (2:45) Bishop Fenwick at Malden Catholic Volleyball “It was extremely tough (12) St. Mary’s at Arlington Catholic (5) with no games, especially Field Hockey because your junior sea- Bishop Feehan at Bishop Fenwick TUESDAY (12) Girls Soccer son is so important for Volleyball Gloucester at Swampscott (3:30) recruiting,” said Emer- Bishop Fenwick at Austin Prep Salem Academy at Salem (3:45) son. “I just dove head- rst (12:30) Masconomet at Saugus (6) into doing showcases, and Cross Country Boys Soccer those were really import- Danvers at Peabody (8) Salem Academy at Salem (3:45) ant because you didn’t Arlington Catholic at Bishop Fenwick BC High at St. John’s Prep (5) (9) know how many chanc- Swampscott at Gloucester (6) Beverly at Swampscott (10) es you’d get, so you had St. Mary’s at Matignon (10:30) Field Hockey to perform. I actually got TBA at Salem (2) Lynnfield at Newburyport (3:30) around to making my re- MONDAY Saugus at Peabody (5:30) cruiting video a little late, Girls Soccer Golf but it all worked out.” St. Mary’s at Bishop Fenwick (6:30) Catholic Central League Champion- As the season shifted to Boys Soccer ships (8) the fall, Emerson got back St. Mary’s at Bishop Fenwick (4) Saugus at Salem (1:45) together with his Crusad- ers teammates for a full TV/RADIO slate of fall ball games. Auto racing “It was really huge to get 3:30 p.m...... Xfinity: Draft Top 250 ...... NBC the team together after College football missing the spring,” said 12 p.m...... Boston College at Clemson ...... ABC Emerson. “We were re- Coastal Carolina at Georgia St...... ESPNU Georgia at Kentucky ...... SEC Network ally able to build up that Iowa State at Kansas ...... FS1 chemistry and get some of Kansas St. at West Virginia ...... ESPN2 the newer guys more com- Memphis at Cincinnati ...... ESPN fortable in the system.” Michigan St. at Michigan ...... Fox Purdue at Illinois ...... Big Ten Network Emerson will be a team 3:30 p.m...... Indiana at Rutgers ...... FS1 captain alongside fellow LSU at Auburn ...... CBS seniors Brandon Bloom Northwestern at Iowa ...... ESPN and Tucker Destino in his Notre Dame at Georgia Tech ...... ABC TCU at Baylor ...... ESPN2 nal season of baseball 4 p.m...... Appalachian St. at La.-Monroe...... ESPNU this coming spring. All Mississippi at Vanderbilt ...... SEC Network three captains were cho- Texas at Oklahoma St...... Fox 6 p.m...... Boise St. at Air Force ...... CBSSN sen by a unanimous vote 7 p.m...... Charlotte at Duke ...... NESN from their teammates. Mississippi St. at Alabama ...... ESPN “We’ve already gotten a New Mexico at San Jose St...... FS1 lot of stuff out of the way 7:30 p.m...... Arkansas at Texas A&M ...... SEC Network Missouri at Florida ...... SEC Network this fall in terms of wel- Navy at SMU ...... ESPN2 coming in new players Ohio State at Penn State ...... ABC and knocking the rust off,” 8 p.m...... Louisiana at Texas State ...... ESPNU said Emerson. “I feel like Oklahoma at Texas Tech ...... Fox 9:30 p.m...... San Diego St. at Utah State ...... CBSSN we’re actually going to 10:15 p.m...... Western Ky. at BYU ...... ESPN have a head start on the COURTESY PHOTO 10:30 p.m...... Nevada at UNLV ...... FS1 season when we actually Golf get going, so we’re expect- From left Brandon Bloom, Scott Emerson and Tucker Destino are senior 6 a.m...... European: Cyprus Open ...... Golf co-captains of the Fenwick baseball team this upcoming season. 12 p.m...... PGA: Bermuda Championship ...... Golf ing big things.” 3 p.m...... Champions: TimberTech Championship ...... Golf Horse racing 12:30 p.m...... America’s Day at the Races ...... FS2 Rugby Fenwick’s Tucker Destino commits 2 p.m...... Six Nations: Scotland at Wales (tape) ...... NBCSN 4 p.m...... Six Nations: Ireland at France ...... NBCSN 6 p.m...... Six Nations: England at Italy (tape) ...... NBCSN Men’s soccer 11 a.m...... Premier League: Chelsea at Burnley ...... NBCSN to Gordon College baseball 1:30 p.m...... Premier League: West Ham at Liverpool ...... NBC 11 p.m...... Liga MX: Cruz Azul at Monterrey ...... FS2 DESTINO ly really dif cult with no chemistry and knock- this coming spring. All From B1 games and limited chanc- ing the cobwebs off their three captains were cho- NFL es to play, so I focused a games. sen by a unanimous vote AMERICAN CONFERENCE NATIONAL CONFERENCE The recruiting process lot on making a recruiting “We’ve been playing a from their teammates. East East was thrown for a loop video and getting in touch ton of baseball and it’s W L T Pct PF PA W L T Pct PF PA “I think the expectation Buffalo 5 2 0 .714 174 178 Philadelphia 2 4 1 .357 163 196 during the COVID-19 pan- with coaches.” been great getting back (for the baseball season) is Miami 3 3 0 .500 160 113 Dallas 2 5 0 .286 176 243 This fall, Destino has together with the team,” demic, so Destino had to to go just as far if not fur- NE 2 4 0 .333 115 143 Washington 2 5 0 .286 133 165 largely take it upon him- been lucky enough to get said Destino. “This is like N.Y. Jets 0 7 0 .000 85 203 N.Y. Giants 1 6 0 .143 122 174 ther than we did my soph- South South self to get his name out to back together with his getting a head start on the W L T Pct PF PA W L T Pct PF PA coaches, including making Fenwick teammates for real season in the spring.” omore year,” said Destino. Tennessee 5 1 0 .833 188 153 Tampa Bay 5 2 0 .714 222 142 “We have the talent and Indianapolis 4 2 0 .667 157 115 NO 4 2 0 .667 180 174 a recruiting video with Re- a full fall baseball sched- Destino will be a team Houston 1 6 0 .143 166 217 Carolina 3 5 0 .375 179 193 cruiting Edge Baseball. ule. The Crusaders have captain alongside fellow we’ve even added a couple Jacksonville 1 6 0 .143 154 220 Atlanta 2 6 0 .250 209 224 of transfer players, so we North North “I sent a ton of emails played more than 25 seniors Brandon Bloom W L T Pct PF PA W L T Pct PF PA over the summer,” Desti- games over the past two and Scott Emerson in his have all the pieces in place Pittsburgh 6 0 0 1.000 183 118 Green Bay 5 1 0 .833 197 159 no said. “It was obvious- months, building up team nal season of baseball to have a big year.” Baltimore 5 1 0 .833 179 104 Chicago 5 2 0 .714 138 140 Cleveland 5 2 0 .714 200 221 Detroit 3 3 0 .500 156 165 Cincinnati 1 5 1 .214 163 194 Minnesota 1 5 0 .167 155 192 West West W L T Pct PF PA W L T Pct PF PA Kansas City 6 1 0 .857 218 143 Seattle 5 1 0 .833 203 172 Belichick doesn’t think Edelman’s Las Vegas 3 3 0 .500 171 197 Arizona 5 2 0 .714 203 146 Denver 2 4 0 .333 116 153 L.A. Rams 5 2 0 .714 176 124 LAC 2 4 0 .333 149 154 San Fran 4 3 0 .571 181 136 Thursday’s Games Tennessee at Cincinnati, 1 p.m. surgery is season-ending Atlanta 25, Carolina 17 L.A. Chargers at Denver, 4:05 p.m. Sunday’s Games New Orleans at Chicago, 4:25 p.m. Indianapolis at Detroit, 1 p.m. San Francisco at Seattle, 4:25 p.m. EDELMAN promoted from the prac- we’ll see,” Belichick said. how things shake out as L.A. Rams at Miami, 1 p.m. Dallas at Philadelphia, 8:20 p.m. From B1 tice squad to the active In addition to Zuber, we go through the next Las Vegas at Cleveland, 1 p.m. Minnesota at Green Bay, 1 p.m. Byes: Houston, Jacksonville, Arizona, roster three times. He’s Belichick said practice couple of days,” Beli- N.Y. Jets at Kansas City, 1 p.m. Washington Assuming Belichick appeared in three games, squad receivers Mason chick said. “Zuber’s been New England at Buffalo, 1 p.m. Monday’s Games elevates at least one re- rushing twice for 21 Kinsey and Kristian up for some games this Pittsburgh at Baltimore, 1 p.m. Tampa Bay at N.Y. Giants, 8:15 p.m. ceiver from the practice yards and catching one Wilkerson are possibili- year. But I’d say all those squad between now and pass for 16 yards. ties to be called up. guys have good qualities TODAY IN SPORTS Sunday to replace Edel- “Zuber’s got good skill. “They’re all young to work with. … If they Oct. 31 1998 — Tee Martin of Tennessee, man, the most likely He’s got good size, runs players, working hard, 1948 — Sammy Baugh of Wash- sets NCAA records with 23 straight option would be Isaiah well, catches well. He’s getting better. We’ll see. they get an opportunity, ington passes for 446 yards and completions and 24 over two Zuber. The undrafted made some plays with There may be an oppor- I hope they’re ready to four touchdowns and Dan Sandifer games in the No. 3 Volunteers’ rookie has already been the ball in his hands. So, tunity here. We’ll see take advantage of it.” has four interceptions including 49-14 victory over South Carolina. two for touchdowns as the Martin is 23-for-24, with a record Redskins beat the Boston Yanks completion percentage of 95.8, for 56-21. 315 yards and four touchdowns. 1950 — Earl Lloyd of the Washing- 1999 — Tim Couch completes a Herb Adderley, cornerback great ton Capitols becomes the first Afri- desperation 56-yard touchdown can-American to play in an NBA game. Washington loses 78-70 on pass to Kevin Johnson with no the road to the Rochester Royals. time on the clock to give the 1964 — Kelso, running in what is expansion Cleveland Browns their with 6 NFL titles, dies at 81 billed as his final race in New first victory, a 21-16 win over New York, wins his fifth consecutive Orleans. Jockey Club Gold Cup, surpassing 2004 — The New England Patriots ASSOCIATED PRESS a Dallas Cowboys Super at running back at Mich- wouldn’t let me get to the Round Table as the all-time mon- lose for the first time in more than Bowl ring who doesn’t igan State and was the outside,” Hall of Fame re- Herb Adderley, the Hall ey-winning thoroughbred. Kelso a year, falling to the Pittsburgh wear it. I’m a Green Bay 12th pick overall of the ceiver Tommy McDonald runs the 2-mile distance in 3:19 of Fame cornerback who Steelers 34-20. The Patriots had Packer,” Adderley said 1961 draft. He came to once said. “He’d just beat 1/5, breaking the world record he won 21 straight games, including joined the NFL as a run- in the book “Distant Re- training camp expecting me up, force me to turn set as a 3-year-old, four years ear- the playoffs, and a league-record ning back and became lier, by 1/5 of a second. play,” a memoir by former to compete for a starting underneath routes all the 18 in a row in the regular season. part of a record six cham- 1969 — Lenny Wilkens, the NBA’s 2006 — Miami’s season-opening Packers teammate Jerry job against future Hall of time. ... Other guys tried all-time winningest coach, gets his pionship teams with the 108-66 loss to Chicago is the first coaching victory as the Seat- Kramer. Fame running backs Jim the same tactic, but he worst loss in NBA history for a Packers and Cowboys, has tle SuperSonics beats Cincinnati Along with former team- Taylor and Paul Hornung. was the only one tough defending champion on opening died. He was 81. Royals 129-121. mates Fuzzy Thurston and Midway through the enough and fast enough to night. 2008 — The North Carolina His death was con rmed 1981 — Florida State freshman Forrest Gregg, Adderley is season, Packers coach get it done.” Greg Allen rushes for 322 yards in Tar Heels are No. 1 in The Associ- on Twitter on Friday by a 56-31 victory over Western Caro- ated Press’ preseason Top 25, the cousin Nasir Adderley, a one of four players in pro Vince Lombardi switched The 6-foot-1, 205-pound lina. first unanimous No. 1 since the safety for the Los Angeles football history to play on Adderley to defense to re- Adderley had a ca- preseason poll began in 1981-82. 1987 — Eric Dickerson, the NFL’s Chargers. No details were six championship teams. place injured starter Hank reer-best seven intercep- single-season rushing champion, 2012 — Jamal Crawford scores 29 Tom Brady is the other. Gremminger. tions in 1962. He also led signs a three-year contract with points in 30 minutes in his first given. He called him a the Indianapolis Colts to complete official game with his new team, “unique soul who has had Adderley was enshrined The move paid immedi- the league in interceptions a three-way trade that nets the Los and the Los Angeles Clippers con- such an incredible inu- in the Pro Football Hall of ate dividends. in 1965 and 1969. Adder- Angeles Rams two running backs vert 21 turnovers into 29 points in Fame in 1980. Adderley’s speed and in- ley also returned kickoffs and six top draft choices over the ence on my life.” a 101-92 victory that extends the Herb Adderley played Bart Starr, the Hall of stincts made him a quick in all but the nal year of next two years. The third part of Memphis Grizzlies’ NBA-record - Fame quarterback and a learner in his new posi- his playing days with the the deal sends linebacker Corne streak of opening-night losses to in four of the rst six Su- lius Bennett to the Buffalo Bills in 12. The Grizzlies are 0-12 on per Bowls and won ve former Packers teammate, tion, which helped pro- Packers, averaging 25.7 exchange for three of the draft opening night since the franchise once called Adderley the pel him into a stalwart of yards per return. picks that went to the Rams. NFL championships with 1987 — Jockey Chris Antley shifted from Vancouver to Mem- Green Bay and one with “greatest cornerback to Green Bay’s secondary. In the early days of foot- becomes the first rider to win nine phis in 2001. Dallas during his 12-year ever play the game.” Adderley intercepted 48 ball on television, Adder- races in a single day. He has four 2015 — Triple Crown champion career. Born on June 8, 1939, passes, returning them ley made his appearances American Pharoah wins the $5 mil- winners in six mounts at Aqueduct But he was always a in Philadelphia, Adderley for 1,046 yards and seven count and is most remem- and five winners from eight tries lion Breeders’ Cup Classic by 6 during The Meadowlands’ evening 1/2 lengths in his final race Packer at heart. was a three-sport star in touchdowns for his career. bered for his postseason program. before retirement. “I’m the only man with high school. He excelled “Herb Adderley simply contributions. SATURDAY, OCTOBER 31, 2020 THE DAILY ITEM B3 NATION Perdue declines to participate in nal debate with Ossoff By Ben Nadler ASSOCIATED PRESS ATLANTA — A nal debate between Republi- can Sen. David Perdue of Georgia and Democrat- ic challenger Jon Ossoff has been canceled af- ter Perdue dropped out, saying he would attend a campaign rally with President Donald Trump instead. The cancellation was an- nounced Thursday night, AP FILE PHOTO a day after Perdue and Ossoff met for a bitter sec- Actress Lori Loughlin departs federal court in ond debate in Savannah Boston, after a hearing in a nationwide college in which Ossoff slammed admissions bribery scandal. Perdue as a “crook” who downplayed the corona- PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS virus pandemic. Perdue, Sen. David Perdue, R-Ga., meets with Judge Amy Coney Barrett, Presi- Actress Lori who is seeking a second dent Donald Trumps nominee for the U.S. Supreme Court, not pictured, term, denied the accusa- on Capitol Hill in Washington. tion. Polls show a tight race on Twitter that Perdue bate but will instead join withdrawal from our nal Loughlin reports between the two candi- would instead join Trump the 45th president, Don- debate says it all: David dates heading into the - at an expected rally. ald J. Trump, for a huge Perdue feels entitled to nal days of the campaign. “As lovely as another Get-Out-The-Vote rally his of ce, and he’ll do any- to prison in The nal debate had been debate listening to Jon in Northwest Georgia,” thing to avoid accountabil- scheduled for Sunday. Ossoff lie to the people of Burke said. ity for his blatant corrup- Perdue’s communica- Georgia sounds, Senator Ossoff red back in a tion and his total failure college scam tions director John Burke Perdue will not be partic- statement, saying, “Sen- during this unprecedented said in a statement shared ipating in the WSB-TV de- ator Perdue’s cowardly health crisis.” BOSTON (AP) — Au- tocols, Loughlin will be thorities say “Full House” screened and tested for actress Lori Loughlin has COVID-19 and will be Kennedy cousin Skakel will not be reported to a federal pris- placed in quarantine for on in California to begin 14 days. serving her two-month Prosecutors said Gi- sentence for her role in annulli didn’t report to retried in 1975 killing the college admissions prison with Loughlin on bribery scandal. Friday. By Dave Collins doubt. Moxley’s brother, John, and eyewitness evidence The U.S. Attorney’s of- Plea deals worked out ASSOCIATED PRESS Skakel, a nephew of Rob- said outside the court- against Skakel. A new al- ce in Boston said Friday with the celebrity couple ert F. Kennedy’s widow, house that he still believes ibi witness emerged. A key that Loughlin was being call for Loughlin to pay a STAMFORD, Conn. — Ethel Kennedy, was con- Skakel killed his sister witness who said Skakel processed at the federal $150,000 ne and perform A prosecutor said Fri- victed of murder in 2002 but he and their mother, confessed is dead. And the lockup in Dublin, Califor- 100 hours of community day that Kennedy cousin and sentenced to 20 years Dorthy, are at peace with Moxley family is leery of nia. service, and Giannulli to Michael Skakel will not to life in prison. Several the decision not to seek a going through another tri- “The parties recently pay a $250,000 ne and face a second trial in the appeals followed. After second trial. al. agreed that the defendant perform 250 hours of com- killing of Martha Moxley, serving 11 years behind “His life will never be On the night of the kill- can report to prison on munity service. an announcement that bars, Skakel was freed in the same. Mine will nev- ing, Martha Moxley and October 30, 2020, instead The famous couple’s came 45 years to the day 2013 on $1.2 million bail er be the same. I wouldn’t other teens in the Belle of on November 19, 2020. sentencing came three after the teenager was after a judge overturned want to walk a mile in his Haven neighborhood were The defendant has fur- months after they re- bludgeoned to death in his conviction, saying his shoes,” Moxley said. out doing pre-Halloween ther agreed that, during versed course and ad- her wealthy Connecticut trial lawyer failed to ade- Skakel did not comment pranks and had visited her two month sentence, mitted to participating neighborhood. quately represent him. during the hearing or out- the Skakel home, police she will not seek an ear- in the college admissions Chief State’s Attorney The state Supreme side court. His attorney, said. ly release from prison on cheating scheme that has Richard Colangelo Jr. said Court upheld that ruling Stephan Seeger, said Ska- Her body was found the COVID-related grounds,” laid bare the lengths to at a hearing at Stamford in 2018, and the U.S. Su- kel is innocent. next day on her family’s prosecutor said in a state- which some wealthy par- Superior Court that the preme Court declined to ment. ents will go to get their “He’s been innocent from estate, across the street case could not be prov- hear the state’s appeal day one. This crime should from the Skakel home. In August, Loughlin was kids into elite universi- en beyond a reasonable last year. sentenced to two months ties. have never been some- She had been beaten and her fashion designer They are among nearly thing that ended up in a with a 6-iron owned by husband, Mossimo Gi- 30 prominent parents to trial in the rst place,” the Skakel family and annulli, got ve months plead guilty in the case, Seeger said. stabbed in the throat for paying half a million which federal prosecu- The case drew wide at- with a piece of the golf dollars in bribes to get tors dubbed “Operation tention because of the club’s shattered shaft, their two daughters into Varsity Blues.” It uncov- Kennedy name, Skakel’s police said. the University of South- ered hefty bribes to get rich family, numerous At Skakel’s trial, prose- ern California as rowing undeserving kids into theories about who killed cutors suggested Skakel recruits. college with rigged test Moxley and the brutal way was angry with Martha Under the Bureau of scores or fake athletic in which she died. Sever- because she had spurned Prisons’ coronavirus pro- credentials. al other people, including his advances while having Skakel’s brother Tommy a sexual liaison with his Skakel who denied any brother Tommy. role in the killing, have Michael Skakel said he Tech losses drive been mentioned as possi- was miles away from the ble killers. Robert F. Ken- crime scene watching a nedy Jr. has been one of “Monty Python” television Wall Street down Skakel’s most prominent show with others at the defenders. likely time Moxley was PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS A retrial would have killed. But prosecutors again, ending presented several dif cul- maintain he could have Michael Skakel leaves a courthouse in Stam- ties for prosecutors. There killed her after returning grim week ford, Conn. was a lack of forensic home that night. By Stan Choe vide more support for the Illinois judge to rule on Rittenhouse and Alex Veiga economy and uncertainty ASSOCIATED PRESS surrounding the upcom- ing presidential election. extradition to Kenosha Stocks are falling again “Today, you have inves- Friday as Wall Street clos- tors who are taking prof- By Michael Tarm Aug. 25, two days after a es out a punishing week its in the tech stocks that ASSOCIATED PRESS white police of cer trying and its rst back-to-back to arrest Jacob Blake shot they expected to do well WAUKEGAN, Ill, — An monthly loss since worries in the third quarter,” said the 29-year-old Black man about the pandemic were Illinois judge said he will seven times in the back, Sam Stovall, chief invest- decide late Friday after- peaking in March. ment strategist at CFRA. paralyzing him from the The S&P 500 was 1.6 noon whether a 17-year- waist down. Video of the “And now the focus once old accused of killing two percent lower in after- again is on Covid-19, and police shooting sparked demonstrators in Keno- noon trading and on pace investors are just selling outrage and helped spur sha, Wisc. should be ex- for a 6.1 percent loss for ahead of a weekend.” on the protests. tradited across the border the week, which would Much of the market’s fo- Rittenhouse’s case has to stand trial on homicide be its worst since March. cus Friday was on Apple, become a rallying point charges. The Dow Jones Industri- Amazon, Facebook and for some conservatives al Average was down 327 Google’s parent company. As the hearing began, who see him as a patri- points, or 1.2 percent, at They are four of the ve Kyle’s Rittenhouse’s law- ot who was exercising yer said he’d had a change his right to bear arms 26,330, as of 2:22 p.m. biggest stocks in the S&P PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS Eastern time, after earli- 500 by market value, which of heart since notifying during unrest. Others er being down 502 points. gives their movements out- the court he planned to Kyle Rittenhouse sits while listening during an portray him as a domes- The Nasdaq composite sized sway on the index, call witnesses, including extradition hearing in Lake County court Fri- tic terrorist who incited was down 2.7 percent. and they were principal Rittenhouse’s mother. In- day in Waukegan, Ill. protesters by showing up Worries about whether forces behind Wall Street’s stead, John Pierce said wielding a rie. expectations built too high huge rally since March. he’d focus on what he go free,” he told the judge. over the (state borderline) Rittenhouse sat at a de- for some of the stock mar- All four reported pro t for called “fatal defects” in ex- A local prosecutor said and get sanctuary,” Lake fense table Friday wear- ket’s biggest stars helped the summer that was even tradition papers. the law is unambiguous County Assistant State’s ing a dress shirt and tie drive the losses. They better than analysts were After 45 minutes of ar- in requiring Rittenhouse’s Attorney Stephen Scheller — mask across his face. piled on top of fears that expecting, just like the oth- guments delving into the extradition, saying that said. He appeared calm and at built earlier this week er stock in the Big Five did minutia of extradition law blocking his transfer Judge Paul Novak did least once turned to look about coming econom- earlier this week. But also and how precedent should would undermine the jus- not comment on the argu- at his mother, Wendy Rit- ic damage due to surg- like Microsoft, most nev- be interpreted, Pierce said tice system. ments. He said he would tenhouse, on a spectactors’ ing coronavirus counts ertheless fell as investors his client should remain in “You can imagine the issue a written ruling by bench. Later, as of cers led around the world, Wash- found reasons for concern Illinois. chaos if someone can 5 p.m. him from the hearing room, ington’s inability to pro- within their reports. “This Illinois child must commit a crime and step The shootings happened she began to cry. B4 THE DAILY ITEM SATURDAY, OCTOBER 31, 2020 COMICS

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

ROSE IS ROSE / PAT BRADY

GARFIELD / JIM DAVIS BIG NATE / LINCOLN PEIRCE

ARLO AND JANIS / JIMMY JOHNSON

HERMAN / JIM UNGER ZIGGY / TOM WILSON

THE BORN LOSER / ART AND CHIP SANSOM

CROSSWORD DEAR ABBY Man is disinclined to meet with newfound half-sisters DEAR ABBY: My fa- the gift exchange two ther, who has been gone Dear Abby is written by Abigail years ago when your sis- for 40 years, had many ter-in-law told you she good qualities, and he Van Buren, also known as Jeanne had never really cared for provided well for our Phillips, and was founded by her you. Tell your brother you family. I loved him and mother, Pauline Phillips. Contact no longer feel the joy in it treasure many of the that you did before his memories I have of my Dear Abby at DearAbby.com or P.O. wife told you what she time with him. However, Box 69440, Los Angeles, CA 90069. did and that you would his deep-seated lechery prefer to send cards from overwhelmed his life and now on. Don’t worry destroyed what might about causing another have been an idyllic ‘50s They seem nice, but it’s Two years ago, my sis- family feud. Your family youth for me. It caused too late in the game for ter-in-law informed me is already fractured, and great pain and embar- me. Do you agree? that she never really I doubt that once your rassment to my mother, cared for me and has is- parents are gone, he and my sister and me. ANCIENT HISTORY sues with my family. his wife will be sticking When I asked her why, I recently received com- DEAR HISTORY: I do around, so don’t be sur- munication from four dif- she accused me of being a prised when it happens. agree. Because your fa- liar. I don’t know why she ferent half-sisters I didn’t ther’s ings caused you, You are a good daughter, know of who discovered feels this way. I talked to and you have my sympa- your mother and your sis- my brother about it, and our kinship through DNA ter pain and embarrass- thy. tracking. I am indisposed his answer was vague. ment, I see no reason for Although my sister-in- to a reunion. I may have you to engage with these DEAR READERS: To- felt differently at one law has issues, she still night is Halloween. I individuals if you don’t wants to exchange birth- time, but I am 81 now. I wish to. That said, if they hope that any celebration no longer travel and am day and Christmas pres- you have is creative, fun have questions about ents. I am nding it dif - leaning more toward re- your father’s medical his- and SAFE in accordance leasing relationships cult to purchase a gift for with the guidelines and tory that could be rele- someone who doesn’t than making new ones. vant to them, consider care for me. Is there a conditions in your loca- My wife has had a stroke, providing the answers. nice way to say I no lon- tion. Happy Halloween, so we pretty much con- ger want to exchange everyone! ne our entertaining to DEAR ABBY: My gifts and would rather we In addition, Daylight our children and grand- brother and his wife have just exchange cards? I Saving Time ends at 2 children. been married for 40 years. don’t want to cause an- a.m. Sunday. Don’t forget I deeply regret any They moved out of state other family feud. to turn your clocks back pain my father’s libidi- 10 years ago. We no longer one hour at bedtime to- nous nature has caused, get together for holidays, CURTAILING IN night. And while you’re at but I am not inclined to and the only time I talk to CALIFORNIA it, be sure to change the spend time dealing with my brother is when it con- batteries in your re the results of his affairs. cerns our parents (whom DEAR CURTAILING: alarms and smoke detec- I don’t want to be cold. I take care of). You should have stopped tors. -- LOVE, ABBY BRIDGE

The right thought for the right play Mark Twain wrote, “The difference and three clubs. He hopes to take between the right word and the al- ve club tricks and nine in all, but most-right word is the difference be- how should he play that suit? tween lightning and a lightning bug.” Most of the time, it will not matter, At the bridge table, the difference because the missing cards will split between the right play and the al- 3-1 or 2-2. However, a lightning play- most-right play often depends on the er, not a bug, assumes a 4-0 break. form of the game. Then, if South can work out which If you are playing Chicago, it costs defender has four, he can pick them money; if pairs, you lose match- up successfully. But who might that points; and if teams, the opponents be? gain the international match points. The key clue is West’s lead, the dia- In today’s deal, how should South try to gain in his favorite form of the mond two. That shows exactly a four- game? He is in three no-trump, and card suit. If he were void in clubs, he West leads the diamond two. would have at least ve cards in one When South denied holding four of the majors and surely would have spades, North wished he had just led that suit initially. raised immediately to three no- So, South should cash the club trump -- which he might well have ace at trick two. When East discards, done with the king in his doubleton. declarer can capture West’s club Declarer starts with seven top nine and jack with dummy’s queen tricks: two spades, two diamonds and king. 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By Huizhong Wu base in the northern city of but in support both of ASSOCIATED PRESS Taoyuan was brief. The cou- Wang’s parents as well as ples took part in a parade her teacher came out to TAOYUAN, Taiwan — and then exchanged rings support the couple. Two lesbian couples tied in front of an audience of “I really feel that this the knot in a mass wedding family members and their is a huge breakthrough held by Taiwan’s military on Friday in a historic cele- senior of cers. for the military because bration with their peers. Yumi Meng, 37, and her before gay people really Taiwan is the only place wife, army Maj. Wang had to go through a lot,” in Asia to have legalized Yi, 36, wiped back tears said Amy Chao, moth- same-sex marriage, with as they exchanged rings. er to Wang. “Perhaps for more than 4,000 such cou- Meng wore sneakers un- heterosexual couples, it’s ples marrying since the leg- der her wedding dress, just a paper, but it’s very islation passed in May 2019. while Wang wore her important for gay couples, The mass wedding with 188 of cer’s uniform. They if you’re sick or have to PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS couples was the rst time each carried a pride ag have a major surgery, if same-sex couples have been throughout the ceremony. you don’t have this, then Fans enter a baseball stadium before a Japanese professional baseball wed and celebrated at a mil- Meng’s parents had not you are nothing, you can’t league game between the Hanshin Tigers and the Yokohama DeNA Bay- itary ceremony. come to the celebration, make a decision.” Stars in Yokohama, south of Tokyo. Both couples viewed their ceremonies with a sense of responsibility to- Japan uses high-tech experiments wards representing the LGBT community. to ll baseball stadium “We are hoping that more LGBT people in the YOKOHAMA, Japan ing half the seats. ings here to the govern- military can bravely stand (AP) — Of cials in Japan On Friday, the rst day of ment,” Kiyotaka Eguchi, up, because our military is are using some high-tech the three-day experiment, an of cial of the Kanaga- very open-minded. In mat- devices to see if they can the crowd was capped at wa prefecture, said Friday. ters of love, everyone will ll sports stadiums clos- 16,000. But on Saturday and “The information we get be treated equally,” said er to capacity during the Sunday it was expected to here will be reected in Chen Ying-hsuan, 27, an COVID-19 pandemic. reach 32,000 — a full house. the guidelines, and that army lieutenant who mar- The baseball stadium Of cials are using will also be used for the ried Li Li-chen, 26. in Yokohama will be used high-precision cameras, next year’s Olympics and Chen wore a rainbow this weekend in an exper- carbon dioxide-monitoring professional baseball.” wristband and said she PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS iment to test if its 32,000 devices and wind-speed The Yokohama baseball has always been open seats can be lled safe- measuring machines as stadium will be used as about her sexual orienta- Lesbian couple Chen Ying-hsuan, right, and Li ly. Japanese professional part of countermeasures a venue for next year’s tion while serving. Li-chen attend a military mass weddings cere- baseball games are being against COVID-19. Olympics, which are to The ceremony at an army mony in Taoyuan city, northern Taiwan. played there, but only us- “We will report our nd- open on July 23, 2021. CLASSIFIED

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By Zeynep Bilginsoy bul-based Kandilli Obser- lapsed. Greek Prime Min- tially damaged buildings. and Elena Becatoros vatory and Earthquake ister Kyriakos Mitsotakis Izmir Gov. Yavuz Selim ASSOCIATED PRESS Research Institute. tweeted condolences, say- Kosger said at least 70 At least 12 people were ing “Words are too poor to people were rescued from ISTANBUL — A strong killed in Izmir, Turkey’s describe what one feels be- wrecked buildings, with earthquake struck Friday third-largest city, includ- fore the loss of children.” four destroyed and more in the Aegean Sea be- ing one who drowned, At least 19 people were than 10 collapsed. Others tween the Turkish coast according to Turkey’s Di- injured in Samos, with suffered less severe dam- and the Greek island of saster and Emergency two, including a 14-year- age, he said, but did not Samos, killing at least 14 Management Presidency, old, being airlifted to Ath- give an exact number. people and injuring over or AFAD. ens and seven hospital- Search-and-rescue ef- 500 amid collapsed build- Environment and Ur- ized on the island, health forts were underway in at ings and ooding, ofcials banization Minister Mu- authorities said. least 17 buildings, AFAD said. rat Kurum said 522 peo- The small tsunami that said. Turkish media A small tsunami struck ple were injured, with hit the Turkish coast also showed rescuers pulling the Seferihisar district ve undergoing surgery affected Samos, with sea- people from the rubble, in- south of Izmir, the city in PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS and eight in intensive water ooding streets in cluding one survivor who western Turkey that was care. the main harbor town of was found about six hours A man weeps as rescue workers and local peo- the worst affected by the On Samos, two teen- Vathi. Authorities warned after the quake. Emergen- ple try to save residents trapped in the debris quake, said Haluk Ozen- agers died after being people to stay away from cy teams continued dig- of a collapsed building, in Izmir, Turkey. er, director of the Istan- struck by a wall that col- the coast and from poten- ging after nightfall. Parisians ee, sidewalks empty as France enters lockdown By Thomas Adamson people stockpiled food and that the United States is. French Finance Minister and Nicolas Garriga other necessities. But France is not alone. Bruno Le Maire gave grim ASSOCIATED PRESS All of France’s 67 mil- Many of its European predictions during an in- lion people have been neighbors are experienc- terview on France-Inter, PARIS — Parisians ee- ordered to stay at home ing rising infections, some raising his estimate for ing for the countryside at all times with no vis- even beyond what they the depth of the recession. jammed the roads ahead itors, or risk steep nes saw in the spring. In Bel- He forecasted an 11 per- of France’s lockdown to or prosecution. There are gium, the average number cent fall in GDP this year. slow the spread of resur- a handful of exceptions, of daily cases is around French residents could PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS gent coronavirus infec- such as being allowed out 150 per 100,000 people, perhaps be forgiven for tions, and there was only A protester throws a stone toward riot police for one hour of exercise compared to France’s ap- thinking it was groundhog during a protest against French President a sprinkling of people hur- proximately 62. day, just a few months af- a day within a half-mile Macron’s comments over Prophet Muham- rying along city sidewalks of home, to go to medical The government in Bel- ter they emerged from one mad caricatures, near the Pine Palace, which Friday as the nationwide appointments, to a place gium is meeting Friday of the strictest lockdowns restrictions went into ef- of work, or to shop for es- to consider even tougher in Europe. is the residence of the French ambassador, in fect. sential goods. Restaurants restrictions on movement Some were accepting of Beirut, Lebanon. Dystopian images of and cafés are shuttered, that would amount to a the reality. logjams that stretched apart from those that offer quasi-lockdown. Germa- “We just have to live for 435 miles at one point takeout. ny, which is also seeing an with it. You have resign As anger rises, Thursday evening — ex- “Going to friends’ hous- increase in cases though yourself to it,” said Yoann acerbated by the upcom- es, having friends over on a much less dramatic Boullé, 28, a sanguine eve- ing long holiday weekend and moving around for scale, agreed this week to ning manager at a Pari- — were a grim sign of a anything other than the a monthlong shutdown of sian brasserie. Muslims protest return to the dark days reasons set out” will be restaurants, bars, theaters But many Parisians, of the spring, when virus impossible, Prime Minis- and other leisure facilities, who had had enough last cases rst swelled in Eu- ter Jean Castex explained dubbed “lockdown light.” time around, didn’t wait to rope and many countries rmly on Thursday. Such measures have tak- be conned to their typi- French cartoons kept their citizens inside That will hit hard for en a brutal toll on econo- cally cramped apartments lim-majority nations, which for weeks on end. With many. mies around Europe, and for four weeks. By Isabel Debre infections hitting record “It’s not nice because I ASSOCIATED PRESS ared up earlier this month levels in some countries, when a young Muslim be- left my country to enjoy DUBAI, United Arab many are now resorting to the experience of living headed a French school- severe restrictions again. Emirates — Tens of thou- teacher who had shown in another country,” said sands of Muslims, from In France, concerns were Laura Beimberg, 28, an caricatures of the Prophet growing that rising infec- Pakistan to Lebanon to Muhammad in class. intern at cosmetics giant the Palestinian territories, tions would swamp the L’Oreal who is from Mex- The images, republished country’s health system, poured out of prayer ser- by the satirical magazine ico. “And this experience of vices to join anti-France so authorities ordered an- being between four walls, Charlie Hebdo to mark other four-week lockdown protests on Friday, as the the opening of the trial far away from family and French president’s vow to beginning Friday. Many friends is so hard.” for the deadly 2015 at- areas of the French cap- protect the right to carica- tack against the publi- French President Em- ture the Prophet Muham- ital resembled a regular manuel Macron imple- cation, have stirred the lazy weekend morning mad continues to roil the ire of Muslims across the mented the lockdown as Muslim world. — on what would normal- a last resort to curb the world who consider depic- ly have been a bustling Hardline Islamic groups tions of the prophet blas- steep spike in infections across the region have weekday. Those who were across the country, where phemous. On Thursday, a out frequently clutched seized on the the French knife-wielding Tunisian new daily cases are cur- government’s staunch permission forms proving rently averaging around man carrying a copy of the secularist stance as an they had an exemption 50,000. That means that, Quran killed three people affront to Islam, rallying that allowed them to to be on a per capita basis, at a church in the Medi- their supporters and stir- on streets. France is seeing about two terranean city of Nice. PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS ring up rage. The only places that and a half times the num- A few hundred dem- Demonstrations in Paki- were busy were grocery ber of new cases each day A couple wearing a protective masks leaves the onstrators in Lebanon’s stores and markets as Republique subway station in Paris. stan’s capital Islamabad capital Beirut ocked to- turned violent as some ward the Palais des Pins, 2,000 people who tried to the ofcial residence of march toward the French the French ambassador to France mourns 3 killed in Embassy were pushed Lebanon, but found their back by police ring tear way blocked by lines of gas and beating protesters police ofcers in riot gear. with batons. Crowds of Is- Waving black and white church attack, tightens security lamist activists hanged an ags with Islamist insig- efgy of French President nia, the Sunni Islamist ac- By Angela Charlton Nice was staged by a pre- staunch defense of that conservative lawmaker for Emmanuel Macron from tivists cried, “At your ser- and Daniel Cole viously unknown Tunisian decision and strong stance the Nice region called for a highway overpass after vice, oh prophet of God.” ASSOCIATED PRESS extremist group. against political Islam. a “French-style Guanta- pounding it furiously with Some slung stones at po- From Pakistan to Rus- Macron’s government namo” to lock up terrorist their shoes. Several dem- lice who responded with NICE, France — Mourn- sia and Lebanon, Muslims stood rm, and called up suspects. onstrators were wounded smoke and tear gas. ers lit candles and prayed held more protests Friday thousands of reserve sol- Many French Muslims in clashes with police as The sight of anti-France silently Friday to honor denounced the killings, authorities pushed to evict protests in Lebanon is an three people killed in a to show their anger at diers to protect France caricatures of the Proph- and reinforce security at while warning against activists from the area sur- embarrassment for Prime knife attack at a church, rounding the embassy. et Muhammad that were French sites abroad. In- stigmatizing the country’s Minister-designate Saad as France heightened se- In Pakistan’s eastern recently republished in terior Minister Gerald peaceful Muslim majority. Hariri, who is trying to curity at potential targets city of Lahore, an esti- a French newspaper as Darmanin said that the While investigators form a new government at home and abroad amid sought to develop a pic- mated 10,000 followers of that would implement a well as at French Presi- country is “at war” with outrage over its defense of ture of the attacker, iden- the radical Islamic Teh- French plan for reform. dent Emmanuel Macron’s Islamist extremists, and a the right to publish car- tied as Ibrahim Issaoui, reek-e-Labbaik party cel- France, Lebanon’s former toons mocking the prophet they detained a second ebrating the Mawlid, the colonial ruler, has been of Islam. suspect, a 47-year-old birthday of the Prophet helping the country chart The attacker, who re- man believed to have been Muhammad, took to the a course out of its spiral- cently arrived in Europe in contact with Issaoui the streets. They chanted an- ing economic and nancial from Tunisia, was hospi- night before, according to a ti-France slogans, raised crisis. talized with life-threaten- judicial ofcial who spoke banners and clogged ma- In Istanbul, Turkey’s ing wounds, and investi- on condition of anonymity jor roads en route to a Su largest city, worshippers gators in France and his because he was not autho- shrine. thronged a Shiite mosque homeland are looking into rized to be named. “There’s only one pun- after Friday prayers, his motives and connec- Issaoui’s mother told Tu- ishment for blasphemy,” chanting religious slo- tions, though authorities nisian investigators that bellowed Khadim Hussain gans and holding signs had previously said he act- her son led a “normal life” Rizvi, a ery cleric leading lampooning Macron. Tur- ed alone. Tunisian antiter- for his age, drinking alco- the march. key has led regional con- rorism authorities opened hol and dressing casually, “Beheading! Beheading!” demnation of the French an investigation Friday and started praying two the protesters yelled back. president, with President into an online claim of re- years ago but showed no The demonstrations, Recep Tayyip Erdogan’s sponsibility by a person suspicious activity, said largely led by Islamist verbal attacks on Macron PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS who said the attack on the Mohsen Dali, a spokesman parties across the region, prompting France to re- Notre Dame Basilica in Mina Abdedaim reacts in front of Notre Dame at the Tunisian antiterror- come amid rising tensions call its ambassador to the Mediterranean city of in Nice, France. ism prosecutor’s ofce. between France and Mus- Turkey last weekend. B8 THE DAILY ITEM SATURDAY, OCTOBER 31, 2020 REAL ESTATE

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Ferrhall Mccauley B: Evelyn Meltzer & Richard Hogan B: Raj&Rachna LLC Ragusa RT S: Alexander Deluca & Darren Meltzer S: IRT Capital Corp 2 S: Patrick O Osullivan & Stephan Deluca S: Gretchen A Lally Tr, Tr for 70 WEATHERLY DR U:206 78 RICHARDSON RD E Osullivan Gretchen Village RET $425,000 331-355 PARADISE RD $422,500 16 PINE ST B: John M Arnold & Judith E $19,250,000 B: Sean Coppinger 8 MAY ST $336,000 33 GALLOWS HILL RD Arnold B: Raj&Rachna LLC S: Christopher Dunning Tr, Tr for $545,000 B: Theresa Nichols & Todd $480,000 S: Quint Sidney K Est & Betsy E S: IRT Capital Corp 2 Georgia L Dunning T B: 8 May Realty LLC Ouellette B: Erin M Johnson & Kyle A Quint-Moran S: Steven Cohen Tr, Tr for Cohen S: Dagostino Brenda F Est & Johnson Source: Banker and Tradesman, 28 TIMSON ST FT Todd Ouellette S: Orlowski Chester A Est & 5 WITCH WAY bakerandtradesman.com ed , 3½ oyy t, Unit 408 kitchen. 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