SATURDAY, OCTOBER 17, 2020 Peabody Lynn eld schools homes in on lawyer up history’s future

By Anne Marie Tobin By Anne Marie Tobin ITEM STAFF ITEM STAFF LYNNFIELD — Due to the weather forecasts call- PEABODY — The School Com- ing for rain on Saturday morning, the Special Town mittee is hiring an education law Meeting, originally scheduled to start at 10 a.m., has attorney for the district. been pushed back to a 4 p.m. start. At the committee’s most recent “Hundreds of hours go into planning a Town Meet- meeting, committee members inter- ing and we made the most prudent decision we could viewed representatives from three at the time with the resources and information that law rms, which stated their best ITEM FILE PHOTO | OLIVIA FALCIGNO was available to us, and that result was to move the cases as to why their rm should be meeting (to late afternoon),” Town Moderator Joe selected . Lynn eld voters will be voting at Saturday’s Town Meeting on an Markey said. “We’ve done our best to alert members “I was impressed with all three and eminent domain taking of the historic Lynn eld home, The Joseph of the public with a reverse 911 call and electronic will fully support whichever rm the Smith House, located on a parcel of property with an ownership committee chooses,” said Superinten- that dates back to a 1640 land grant by King Charles I of England. HOME, A2 dent of Schools Josh Vadala. “During this unprecedented time, there is an increased need to enter into impact bargaining with all bargaining units, as well as a need to navigate the Swampscott various COVID-related regulations. Peabody has historically utilized the city solicitor, but many times, the artists reaching city solicitor is required to tend to city matters and it is important the committee has access to counsel as needed.” out to public Vadala said the committee has allocated $25,000 in an open-pur- By Thor Jourgensen chase order and that any mon- ITEM STAFF ey not spent on legal fees will be transferred to the general fund at SWAMPSCOTT — Local creative people are bring- the end of the year. He said fees ing their work to art lovers through Made by 01907, ReachArts’ online art show scheduled for Nov. 12-15. will be charged based on an hourly From left, Ed Calnan, Jeff Newhall, Patrick DeIulis, Attorney Jim Viewable through https://reacharts.org/Made- rate and that most rms “generally Moore, Jim Lyle, Rev. Brian Flynn, Mayor Thomas M. McGee, by-01907, the show is, in the words of ReachArts charge in six-minute increments.” Glenn Morris, Elizabeth Molloy Twomey, William Mosakowski, Representatives from Murphy co-presidents David and Heidi Shears, a chance to Thomas Carroll, Dr. John F. Dolan, Vivian Iannotti, Paul Price, Hesse Twomey & Lehane, a Quin- showcase 22 artists’ talents. David Angeramo, Jamie Gigliotti cut the ribbon at St. Mary’s. cy-based labor and employment “Swampscott has a lot of talented people who make law rm, have local connections. a variety of great products and we also have generous “I have special ties to Peabody as I businesses who are willing to support the arts,” said married into the Spatafore family,” the Shears. $20M STEM building said Sarah Spatafore, an attorney Participating artists featuring their work for sale in- with the rm that counts 150 Mas- clude Bill’s Beadery, Goo Jaya Designs, Hola Becky, sachusetts schools and districts in MMCrafts, Nancy Spelbrink, Sew Envious, The Beaded transforms St. Mary’s PEABODY, A3 SWAMPSCOTT, A5 By Paul Halloran ture of St. Mary’s,” Dolan said. FOR THE ITEM “This is a fully functional, state- of-the-art science center that will LYNN — Years of planning, fund- operate year-round.” raising and construction came to “This gives us a campus feel, in fruition Friday when St. Mary’s cut the middle of downtown Lynn,” the ribbon on its new $20 million said Associate Head of School STEM building, a facility for sci- David Angeramo, who is excited ence, technology, engineering and about the addition of two  oors math that will “transform the lives of classroom and lab space in the of St. Mary’s students going for- three-story, 30,000-square-foot ward,” according to Board of Trust- building that includes a gateway ees Chair William Mosakowski. entrance to campus. Head of School Dr. John F. Dolan, The new entrance leads to the trustees, students, staff, Archdio- rst  oor of the STEM building, cese of Boston Superintendent of which includes the lobby, main Schools Thomas W. Carroll, Mayor of ce, guidance of ce and learn- Thomas M. McGee and State Rep. ing commons. From the lobby, Dan Cahill were among those par- the completely renovated Con- ticipating. Students will begin us- nell Family Dining Commons and ing the building on Monday. “This is going to change the fu- ST. MARY’S, A5

PHOTO | SPENSER HASAK COVID Lynn, Revere report Scholarships up Ricky Ouellette of Gloucester, left, and Jeremy Broughton of Marble- double-digit surge in head prepare meat at the Marblehead Community Store on Friday. virus cases. A2 for grabs in Salem Opinion Stanley a sound By Mike Alongi Community Store makes choice. A4 ITEM STAFF Sports SALEM — The Scholarship and Education a comeback in Marblehead St. Mary’s girls soccer Committee is now seeking applications for gets big win over grants from its Education Fund. Education Fund grants provide supplemen- including a long stint at the end of the Malden Catholic. B1 By Daniel Kane tal education funding for local educational ITEM STAFF summer. needs and existing adult literacy programs. The future of the store was in limbo Applications are due by Nov. 15. The average MARBLEHEAD — Whether it’s gro- heading into the fall before an unlikely ceries or even a quick sandwich, the grant in the past has been $1,000. Grant funds source took things over. cannot be used for salaries or stipends. Marblehead Community Store has “I’ve always wanted to be an entre- been open on Beacon Street to serve “The members of the Scholarship and Ed- preneur,” said Abdul Hanan of Attle- ucation Committee are pleased to make this the community for half a century. boro. “Marblehead is a good community grant funding available to local educators, But as with all small businesses, this and I could offer them more.” programs, and organizations,” said Tyler Carl- year has been anything but business And after working things out to run ton, chair of the Scholarship and Education as usual. With the pandemic in full swing, MCS shut its doors a few times, STORE, A3 SALEM, A5

DAVID M. SHRIBMAN COMMENTARY In the nal stretch, campaigns reach out on multiple levels

PITTSBURGH — Two weeks to go. So and still capture the White House. No venson both times). Every campaign is a worse this time, an important element much uncertainty. one knows this like Donald J. Trump. road not taken. Here is a viewers’ guide of the campaign that wasn’t helped by The presidential race has been distilled But every election is different, with dy- to the moving parts in the 2020 campaign: Vice President Mike Pence’s abortion into two parallel struggles — for states namics that are unique, offering candi- — Women. The gender gap continues comments in his debate this month. The and for constituencies. It is possible to dates of different pro les and characteris- to grow. Trump lost among women, who latest Washington Post/ABC News Poll win one area (big electoral vote states) tics (with the exception of 1952 and 1956, made up 55 percent of the vote in 2016, and lose others (women, young people) when Dwight Eisenhower faced Adlai Ste- by 15 percentage points. He’s doing SHRIBMAN, A2

OBITUARIES ...... A2 LOOK! ...... A8 DIVERSIONS ...... B5 HIGH 56° VOL. 141, ISSUE 261 OPINION ...... A4 SPORTS ...... B1-2 CLASSIFIED ...... B6-7 LOW 40° POLICE/FIRE ...... A5 COMICS ...... B4 REAL ESTATE ...... B8 PAGE A8 $1.50 A2 THE DAILY ITEM SATURDAY, OCTOBER 17, 2020 OBITUARIES In the final stretch, Harold G. Janakas, 65 Charles E. O’Brien, 85 1954 - 2020 1935 - 2020 campaigns reach out LYNNFIELD - Harold G. Janak- SAUGUS - Of Saugus, for- and her husband Chris, Mon- as, best known to his friends merly of Lynn and Pittsfield – tana, Jennifer and her husband on multiple levels and family as “Harry J,” passed Mr. Charles E. O’Brien, age 85, Mark, Charles III and his wife away peacefully with his girls died at the Lighthouse Nursing Andrea ; two great grandchil- by his side on October 9, 2020 and Care Center in Revere on dren, Olivia and Cadence. He SHRIBMAN out taking the Buckeye after a courageous and well Thursday, October 15 th. He was predeceased by his three From A1 State. Many Democrats fought battle with Alzheimer’s was the beloved husband of siblings, James O’Brien, Pearl believe that with a strong gives former Vice Presi- dementia. He was 65 years old. Patricia (Kilroy) O’Brien with Haynes, and Charlotte Waldron. Black turnout in Cleve- dent Joseph R. Biden Jr. Born in Beverly on November whom he shared 64 years of In lieu of flowers, donations land, Ohio may be within a 23-point margin among 30, 1954 he was the son of the marriage. in his memory may be made Biden’s grasp. women. The president late James and Beatrice (Theri- Born in Pittsfield and a former to the Alzheimer’s Association But other states have cannot take much com- ault) Janakas. resident of Lynn, Mr. O’Brien of Massachusetts at www.alz. drifted into this category. fort in the Fox News Poll, Harry J was a longtime Lyn- was the son of the late James org/manh. Arizona has voted Repub- either. It gives Biden a nfield resident, having moved and Hazel (Zink) O’Brien. He Service Information: Rela- lican in every presidential 19-point bulge. to town in 1993 to raise his had been a resident of Saugus tives and friends are invited election but one (1996) — Older voters. Trump family. He was a parishioner for over 60 years. Charles was to attend visiting hours in since 1952. Biden has a had an 8-point advantage of Our Lady of the Assump- a former member of the Hiber- the Bisbee-Porcella Funer- 49-45 advantage there over former Secretary of tion Church. He had previously nian Hall in Lynn. He enjoyed al Home, 549 Lincoln Ave., now, according to the State Hillary Rodham lived in Lynn and Swampscott. boating from the Lynn Yacht SAUGUS on Monday from FiveThirtyEight weight- Clinton among this group, Early in his career Harry J was voted and beloved wife Mary Club and on the Saugus Riv- 4-7 p.m. A private funeral ed composite — about which customarily votes the proud co-owner of Norman Beth (Flynn) Janakas; his lov- er. A self-employed carpenter, mass will be held at Bless- the mirror image of the in strong numbers. This Office Supply in Gloucester be- ing daughters: Emily Brunelle he was obsessed with wood ed Sacrament Church. In- 2016 final election re- time, older voters — a sev- fore shifting gears and turning and her husband Brian of East stacking and had many ½ proj- terment Riverside Cemetery sults, which Trump won to a career as an auditor for Boston and Sara Janakas and ects which he would start and in Saugus. Adhering to the enth of the voting popula- by 91,234 votes. That is a the Defense Department and her partner Gaby Jimenez of never finish. state mandate and CDC tion but four-fifths of the big potential swing, fueled then working as a procurement New Jersey, both formerly of In addition to his wife, Mr. guidelines, face coverings coronavirus deaths — are in part by advertisements agent for Hanscomb Air Force Lynnfield; his grandson, Smith O’Brien is survived by his three and proper social distancing siding with Biden in a big during NFL games by Base until his retirement in Brunelle; his sister Joyce DeAn- children, Charles O’Brien, Jr. will be required. For direc- way: a 20-point advantage Cindy McCain, widow of 2014. drade and her husband Tony of and his wife Marianne of Re- tions and condolences www. in two recent polls. That Arizona’s Sen. John Mc- An avid New England sports Byfield and their daughter Me- vere, Patricia Hennessy and BisbeePorcella.com. is a huge swing of 28 per- Cain, the 2008 GOP pres- fan, Harry J could hardly be lissa; his sister-in-law Margie her partner Mike Monkiewicz of centage points. idential nominee who has recognized without wearing the Janakas of Salem; his brother- Saugus, and Sandra Hayward — White voters. Trump been a special target of baseball hat of one of the local in-law, Ted Flynn and his wife of Danvers; five grandchildren, soundly carried this group Trump’s enmity. Mrs. Mc- sports teams. Though he sup- Donna of Duxbury; as well as Cory and his wife Erin, Sydney in 2016, with 58 percent of Cain’s endorsement is an ported all the local franchises, many other extended family the vote. He still polls very arrow at the heart of Re- the Bruins were his favorite; as and countless friends. He was strongly among these vot- publican prospects in No- a hockey player himself and predeceased by his beloved ers, but there are danger vember, when astronaut beautiful skater, Bobby Orr was brother, Chris Janakas. Lynnfield homes in on signs for him in critical Mark Kelly, who holds an Harry J’s hero. He also loved to Service Information: Ser- states. In both Minnesota 8-point lead over incum- run and to hike, most especial- vices have concluded: a Fu- and Pennsylvania, he is bent GOP Sen. Martha ly enjoying his numerous runs neral Mass was celebrated history’s future running about even in this McSally, hopes to add to of the Falmouth Road Race in Our Lady of the Assump- voting group. the Democratic ranks on — White male voters and climbs of Mount Wash- tion Church, corner of Grove HOME Check-in will begin Capitol Hill. ington in New Hampshire. A & Salem Sts., Lynnfield on without a college degree. Trump also is playing From A1 promptly at 3 p.m. Resi- true outdoorsman, he loved Tuesday Visitation for rela- Trump cleaned up among defense in Iowa and North dents are encouraged to this group in 2016, and his yard, vegetable gardening, tives and friends was held at message boards around allow extra time for the Carolina, two states he and talking about the constel- the McDonald Funeral Home, major polls suggest that carried in 2016. But Biden town. Democracy must go check-in process and seat- he may do even better lations while stargazing. Above 19 Yale Ave., Wakefield on on.” ing so the meeting will is playing defense in Min- all, he enjoyed spending time Monday. this time. Several polls nesota and New Hamp- Two new bylaws de- start on time. put Trump at around 60 on his back deck with family In lieu of flowers, dona- signed to preserve and The town warrant will be shire, two Clinton states. and friends and listening to The tions may be made to Alz- percent among these vot- — The dynamics. No one protect Lynnfield’s trees distributed at the meeting ers. Plus this, which could Beatles, of which he was a life- heimer’s Association, 309 and open spaces and an and is also available on- should count out Trump, long fan. Waverley Oaks Rd, Waltham, prove important: a re- who lost the popular vote article seeking authori- line on the town’s website, cent surge in registration He is survived by his de- MA 02452. last time but triumphed zation for an eminent-do- https://www.town.lyn- among this population. in electoral votes. He main taking of a historic nfield.ma.us/sites/g/files/ — Black voters. This could do it again; there is home are among the high- vyhlif3391/f/uploads/warr. is a hard group to crack a built-in advantage for lights of this year’s war- Residents are urged to for Republicans even in Republican candidates in Edith Rae (Shukle) rant. familiarize themselves normal years. Statistics the Electoral College. The Headlining the issues with the warrant so that from the Roper Center for flood of new registrants Anderson, 89 likely to generate much they are aware of the is- Public Opinion Research could push him over the discussion is Article 5, the sues that will be discussed demonstrate that Demo- 1931 - 2020 top. proposal to take the Jo- and voted on. cratic presidential candi- But Biden leads the na- LYNN - EPPING, NH: Edith seph Smith House, a prop- All registered Lynnfield dates in the past five elec- tional polls. Then there Rae (Shukle) Anderson, 89 erty with ownership that voters are eligible to at- tions have won about 91 is a peculiar development of Epping, formerly of Lynn, dates back to a 1640 land percent of the Black vote. tend, participate in the that could be an import- passed peacefully on October grant of 640 acres by King That figure may be in- discussion and debate, ant indicator: 16, 2020 after a lengthy ill- Charles I of England, that and vote on the warrant flated because of the pres- is now in danger of extinc- Four years ago, Trump ness. articles that are before the ence of Barack Obama on tion. created a new constituen- Edie was born in Boston, meeting. the ballot two times, but it Owner Virgil Lynnfield cy, stunning Democrats by grew up in Stoneham, Peabody, Markey said that even still is a formidable bar- Properties LLC has ap- reaching into their tradi- and Lynn, MA. She was a though it may be cold and rier for Trump, who has plied for a permit to demol- tional voting groups, es- graduate of Lynn Classical High wet for attendees, holding not embraced the Black ish the 1850 home, located pecially blue-collar voters, School and the Lynn Hospital the meeting outdoors is Lives Matter movement at 163 Lowell Street, adja- and in doing so winning School of Nursing. ‘Edie from the only way for the town and also faces claims he Pedi’ was a nurse at Lynn Hos- cent to Pocahontas Spring has stoked racial ten- the White House. At the and the Boston Clear to conduct a “cherished same time, Clinton played pital Pediatric Unit and Nurse New England tradition sions. Wall Street Journal/ Manager for many years. After Water Co. The town has NBC Poll soundings place it safe, campaigning prin- used the demolition-delay with true democracy on cipally in areas where her retirement from Lynn Hospi- display” in the safest pos- Biden in Obama territory tal, she continued her service bylaw to postpone demoli- among Blacks, at about 90 campaign knew she was tion for a year. sible way. strong, hoping to shore up to the Lynn Community as “Not only is it the safest percent. a Nurse for the City of Lynn The meeting will be held The big question is Black her base. And she made on the Lynnfield High way, it is being done in a a critical error: failing to and the Department of Public & Jim. fashion that supports el- turnout, which didn’t ma- Edie was known for her kind- School football field, 275 spend even one campaign Health/School Nursing. derly participation, sup- terialize substantially for ness, thoughtfulness and med- Essex St. Members of the day in Wisconsin, with a Edie was predeceased by ports those that have dis- Clinton but which Biden her: husband Lynn Police Of- ical care she lovingly provided Lynnfield Fire Depart- progressive tradition but abilities or pre-existing is hoping to inspire. It ficer Martin ‘Mickey’ Anderson; to many families and friends in ment will be assisting was Black support that an insurgent conservative conditions that might oth- parents Revashanker Shukle, the Lynn Community. the Town Clerk’s staff created his momentum in voting bloc. erwise discourage them MD and Elsie (Walker) Shuk- Service Information: Edie’s in checking in voters to the primaries, where his This time the campaign from attending and partic- le; sister Helen May Hoffman final ‘Wine Time’ will be set ensure that the safest surge began among those is being run in reverse. ipating if the meeting was & brother-in-law Frederick for a future date to be deter- COVID-19 protocols are voters in South Carolina. Biden this month cam- indoors. Hoffman; and in-laws Alfred & mined. followed. Social distanc- And the president’s stun- paigned in Arizona. The Yvonne ‘Little Nanny’ Anderson. If you would like to send ing will be maintained in “I spoke with a few res- ning disapproval ratings other day Trump cam- Affectionately known as flowers, please send them the seating area and is idents who were afraid among Blacks (87 percent, paigned in Johnstown, Mimi, Edie will be sadly missed to a living loved one in her encouraged before, during they might miss Town according to Gallup’s ag- near Pittsburgh. Biden’s by her children: Kim Marie An- memory. Memorial dona- and after the meeting. Meeting after many years gregated data) suggests Arizona challenges are derson of Epping, NH; Kevin tions can be made to ALSAC/ Face masks covering the of attending and they were these voters might swamp clear; he must fight & Cathy (Morretti) Anderson St. Jude Children’s Research nose and mouth are man- so happy they can attend the polls in November. against an historical Re- of Epping, NH. Grandmother Hospital, 501 St. Jude Place, datory and residents must and fully be a part of a — Swing states. The publican wave. But Trump to Tony & Debby Palleschi, Rae Memphis, TN 38105. Ar- observe all public health community they love and critical element in this was campaigning in a Beth & Tim Cheney, and LTJG rangements entrusted to safety protocols. Residents it truly is a victory for all campaign is how the com- county he won by a mar- Kevin Anderson, USCG & Katie SOLIMINE FUNERAL HOME, who are sick, showing of us to be able to attend.” position of swing states gin of more than 2-to-1. Fahey Anderson. Great-grand- Lynn. To leave a condolence signs of being ill or under Anne Marie Tobin can be has changed. Trump has governed to mother to: Eli & Gianna Palles- for the family please visit quarantine or isolation, reached at atobin@item- Months ago, Pennsylva- appeal to his base, and chi, Ethan & Marshall Cheney, www.Solimine.com. should stay home. live.com. nia, Wisconsin, Michigan now that his survival in and Fiona & Declan Ander- and Florida were regard- office is at stake, he is son. Nephews Rick Hoffman ed as the principal swing campaigning to appeal to & Sherry and Ronald Hoffman Lynn and Revere report states. That’s still true, that base. Biden is cam- & Denise. Niece Cindy Twombly and the races are rela- paigning in his base, to be double-digit surge tively close in all of them, sure, but he is trying to though Biden seems to expand it. That could ex- in virus cases be polling well in those plain the entire election. states. But the important A 1972 Swampscott By Gayla Cawley ported since Wednesday, development is that many High School graduate, ITEM STAFF Peabody’s caseload is now other states now quali- David M. Shribman is the 1,366, but 1,023 people fy as swing states. One Pulitzer Prize-winning Another double-digit surge have recovered, according is Ohio, always critical former executive editor of in new coronavirus cases to the health department. for Republicans; no GOP the Pittsburgh Post-Ga- was reported in Lynn and Numbers remained the candidate has ever won zette. Follow him on Twit- Revere on Friday. same in Lynnfield (161 the White House with- ter @ShribmanPG. And an additional death cases, 14 deaths) and Na- was reported in Peabody hant (52 cases, six deaths) to bring the city’s death on Friday and were not up- 781-593-7700 toll to 188. dated in Marblehead, Sau- ITEM CLASSIFIEDS Publishing Daily, except Sundays Stories live on. In Lynn, 22 new cases gus or Swampscott. 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EARLY VOTING Peabody schools lawyer up PEABODY experience in labor rela- in terms of issues school have lots of experience From A1 tions and personnel mat- committees face.” with grievances and ar- PROCEDURES ters, special education, Brunt said her firm rep- bitration and are a first- its client base. and general school law, resents nearby districts in name basis with most “We still own a home including student disci- Salem, Reading, Manches- clerks.” Oct. 17 through Oct. 30. here and love the commu- pline. She specializes in ter-Essex, Reading, Wo- The committee voted nity and would be hap- assisting school officials burn, Chelsea and Ipswich to hold off selection until LYNN from 7 a.m.-8 p.m. at the py to represent Peabody in policy development and and the North Shore Ed- its next regular meeting following locations: Ward schools.” practical problem solving. ucation Consortium, and (TBD). All voting will take place at 1, Brown School, 150 Lynn Colleague Felicia Va- Brunt is a special ed- has seven lawyers in their The meeting came on sudevan, a special educa- City Hall. St.; Ward 2, Welch School, ucation and school law group. the heels of last week’s tion lawyer and Title IX specialist with 20 years She said the firm “prides City Council’s approval of HOURS 50 Swampscott Ave., Ward training specialist, worked 3, Torigian Senior Center, of experience. She also itself on being available.” a $580,000 appropriation Monday through Thursday, under Vadala as Revere’s handles matters relating Bryant said legal needs to cover a projected deficit special education attorney. 8:30 a.m.-4 p.m. 75R Central St., Ward 4 ) to district-policy develop- vary among districts. in the FY2020 school bud- In response to a question precincts 1, 2, 3) Higgins ment, labor and employ- “Some superintendents get. Friday, 8:30 a.m.-12:30 p.,m. regarding travel frequen- Middle School, 85 Per- ment matters and student talk to us every day, some Vadala said that “in Jan- Saturdays, 8 a.m.-2 p.m. cy, Spatafore said firm once a month,” she said. uary, the school business kins St.; Ward 4 (precinct members have been trav- discipline. To register as a mail-in voter 3A), MacIntosh Clubhouse, eling on a regular basis Bryant said their firm “They have different administrator indicated 300 Brooksby Village Drive, since mid-summer. is “unique” in that all of needs, so that’s why we that the school budget was use this form: https://www.sec. their attorneys have expe- take an individualized ap- projected to be in deficit state.ma.us/ele/elepdf/Voter- first floor; Ward 5, Peabody “We have learned that some things, especially rience beyond school law. proach.” in the health insurance reg-mail-in.pdf Veterans Memorial High “We were both teachers The final firm, Valerio, account of over $1 mil- School, 485 Lowell St., Ward negotiations, are more ef- fective when in person, before becoming school Dominello & Hillman of lion. There were no new Mail it to: Election Commis- 6, Burke School, 127 Birch so yes, we prefer meet- lawyers,” Bryant said, Westwood, emphasized its hires from December to sion, Lynn City Hall, Room St. Residents should contact ing with clients in person adding that the firm also strengths in negotiating June and the money saved 203 Lynn, 01901 the City Clerk’s office if they whenever possible,” she has clinical psychologists CBAs and using proactive from March 13 to June are uncertain about their said. on staff. “Another advan- measures to stave off po- 30 reduced the deficit to LYNNFIELD ward or precinct. Rebecca Bryant and Col- tage our firm has is that tential litigation. the $580,000 that the city by Brunt delivered Bos- it executed some of the “The best way to deal council appropriated the Voters must use the front REVERE ton-based firm Stoneman, first collective bargain- with disputes is to avoid other night.” door or the handicap en- Chandler & Miller LLP ing agreements (CBAs) in them,” Rob Hillman said. Anne Marie Tobin can be trance on the police station All voting will take place at presentation. Massachusetts, so we have “Early engagement is key reached at atobin@item- side of Town Hall and must St. Anthony’s Church, 250 Bryant has 30 years of a historical perspective to avoid litigation. We live.com. supply contact information Revere St., in the bingo hall (name, address and tele- at the rear of the church. Community Store makes a comeback in Marblehead phone number) to the vol- HOURS unteer stationed at each en- Monday through Thursday, STORE trance. Voting will take place 8:15 a.m.-5 p.m. From A1 in the Maney Room. Friday, 8:15 a.m.-noon Saturday, 9 a.m.-2 p.m. the half of the building, HOURS which also includes the Monday through Thursday, 8 Beacon Hill Imports li- a.m-4:30 p.m. To register as a mail-in voter quor store, Hanan began Friday, 8 a.m. -1 p.m,. use this form: https://www. his journey to do just that Saturday, noon-4 p.m. sec.state.ma.us/ele/elepdf/ in September. Sunday, 10 a.m.-2 p.m. Voter-reg-mail-in.pdf or con- “We were having issues To register as a mail-in voter tact the Election Depart- but eventually we ended ment at 781-286-8200. up getting the lease, so use this form: https://www.sec. everything went well from state.ma.us/ele/elepdf/Voter- SALEM there,” Hanan said. reg-mail-in.pdf Hanan, 27, hopes to Social distancing and masks Voting will take place at the bring plenty of new, or- are required and all Town Hall City Hall Annex, 98 Wash- ganic options to the store’s traffic will be one-way. In-person ington St.; and Salem High produce, but also keep voting Nov. 3 by casting their bal- School at 77 Willson St. Sa- that local flavor that the community has grown to lots in-person at Lynnfield High lem on Saturday and Sunday. love. PHOTO | SPENSER HASAK School. “We’re adding in a lot HOURS Abdul Hanan of Attleboro has taken ownership of the Marblehead Com- of natural and organ- MARBLEHEAD Monday through Wednesday, munity Store. 8 a.m.-to 4 p.m. ic things,” Hanan said. “That’s really getting done All voting will take place at Thursday, 8 a.m.-7 p.m. months. community with plenty of around for decades, and in the coming weeks. Tues- “It’s been hectic,” Hanan options. the community. Abbot Hall, 188 Washington Friday, 8 a.m.-noon St., day and Wednesday we’re said. “It’s a lot of learning. This Halloween the “We have a lot of loyal Saturday and Sunday, 9 a.m.- getting a lot of organic I need to know all of this, store is offering a deal of customers and a better HOURS 2 p.m. produce and groceries. so it’s just about trying to buy three cheese pizzas group of employees,” Han- Monday, Tuesday, Thursday, 9 “But the meat will taste do all I can and learning and get one free. They’re an said. “Most of them a.m,-4 p.m. To register as a mail-in voter the same,” Hanan said. day by day. The deli, gro- also currently taking Pla- have been here for more Wednesday, 9 a.m.-5 p.m. use this form: https://www. “We aren’t touching the ceries, there’s all kinds inville Turkey orders for than 20 years. They’ve meat because we have a of stuff that you have to Thanksgiving while offer- helped me learn anything Friday, 9-11:30 a.m. sec.state.ma.us/ele/el- lot of customers who are learn first. And I’m still ing delivery for $10 during I need to and there’s been Saturday, noon-4 p.m. epdf/Voter-reg-mail-in.pdf accustomed to it. I’m just learning now.” the pandemic. plenty of that. It’s a lot of SAUGUS trying to put more options But the Marblehead It’s all possible thanks payroll but it’s definitely To register as a mail-in voter out there.” Community Store has to what’s at the heart of worth it.” use this form https://www. Voting will take place at the It’s an exciting time still been able to offer the the store says Hanan — Daniel Kane can be sec.state.ma.us/ele/elepdf/ Saugus Public Library, 295 for the store after what same deals that keep lo- the employees, 20 in total, reached at dkane@item- Voter-reg-mail-in.pdf Central St., across from Town has been a busy last few cals shopping small in a some of whom have been live.com. NAHANT Hall. HOURS NSCC awarded $40K to offer early college All voting will take place at Monday, 9 a.m.-6 p.m. the Town Hall. Tuesday through Thursday, 9 courses to low-income students HOURS a.m.-4 p.m. Monday through Thursday, Friday, 9 a.m.-noon By Gayla Cawley high school partners the School, Peabody Veterans students who participate 8 a.m.- 4 p.m. Saturday, Oct. 17, 8 a.m.-1 ITEM STAFF opportunity to take one Memorial High School, in these programs signifi- Friday, 8 a.m.-12:30 p.m. p.m. of five courses offered re- Salem Academy Charter cantly increase the likeli- LYNN — North Shore motely during the spring School and Salem High hood of graduating from a Saturday, 2-4 p.m. Saturday, Oct. 24, 2-8 p.m. Community College has Sunday, noon-2 p.m. semester,” said Curry, not- School. two- or four-year college.” been awarded a $40,000 ing that the state provides Students from those The CDEP program was Oct. 24 is the last day to reg- Saturday, October 24 is also state grant, which will go funding for the program school districts will be established by the Mas- ister to vote or make changes the last day for residents to toward a dual enrollment each year, which targets able to choose among five sachusetts Department to voter registration. register to vote. program aimed at low-in- low-income, first-genera- general education cours- of Higher Education in come high school students. To register as a mail-in voter tion students. es: First Year Experience, 1993, disbanded in 2002 Provided by the Mas- Curry said NSCC works Speech, Intro to Statistics, due to a lack of funding, use this form: https://www.sec. To register as a mail-in voter sachusetts Department with guidance counselors Composition 1 or Intro to and was reestablished in state.ma.us/ele/elepdf/Voter- use this form: https://www.sec. of Higher Education, the at their partner school dis- Psychology, according to 2008. NSCC has been of- reg-mail-in.pdf grant will fully fund the state.ma.us/ele/elepdf/Voter- tricts on the North Shore Curry. fering the program since spring semester of NSCC’s reg-mail-in.pdf to identify those students, Although the program that time, according to Commonwealth Dual En- Mail ballots or put them in some of whom may not draws students from Curry. SWAMPSCOTT rollment Partnership Pro- the secured dropbox in front across the North Shore, In announcing the gram (CDEP). have otherwise had access of Town Hall. It is checked Voting will take place at the to an early college expe- Curry said the majority of award, Gov. Charlie Bak- NSCC expects to fund er said, “I want to thank three times a day. Town Hall, 22 Monument 100 to 110 students this rience or see themselves dual enrollment students you for your commitment spring through the CDEP as a potential college stu- at NSCC come from Lynn PEABODY Ave. to increasing college par- program, which provides dent. and Revere. ticipation through dual high school students with In addition to earning Lynn School Superinten- All voting will take place at Saturday, Oct. 17, 9 a.m.-2 p.m. enrollment activities, par- a head start and exposure college credit, students dent Dr. Patrick Tutwiler the Peter A. Torigian Senior ticularly for low-income, Sunday, Oct. 18, 9 a.m.-2 p.m. to college course-taking. are able to improve their said there are two signif- Center, 75R Central St. underrepresented, and Monday, Oct. 19, 9 a.m.-8 p.m. The program creates op- time management and icant benefits for students first-generation college HOURS Tuesday, Oct. 20, 9 a.m.-4 p.m. portunities for students to study skills, she said, not- who choose to take early students. earn both high school and ing that services, such as college courses through Sunday through Saturday: 9 Wednesday, Oct. 21, 9 a.m.- “Through this funding college credit for a single tutoring and advising, are the district’s partnership a.m.-to 3 p.m. 8 p.m. and your continued sup- course tuition-free, which also provided. with NSCC. Thursday, Oct. 22, 9 a.m.-4 p.m. port, we hope to expand could potentially reduce “They increase their con- “First and foremost, access to great education- To register as a mail-in voter Friday, Oct. 23, 8 a.m.-12 p.m. the amount of time and fidence and their ability to when students successful- al opportunities for every use this form: https://www.sec. Saturday, Oct. 24, 9 a.m.-2 p.m. money needed to complete handle college and gain an ly complete classes they student in the Common- state.ma.us/ele/elepdf/Voter- Sunday, Oct. 25, 9 a.m.-2 p.m. a college degree. The ulti- understanding of college are earning college credits wealth,” he said. Monday, Oct. 26, 9 a.m-4 mate goal of CDEP is to culture,” said Curry. “Ide- which are transferable to reg-mail-in.pdf Gayla Cawley can be p.m. increase the population of ally, it’s an opportunity for Massachusetts state in- them to reduce the time stitutions of higher learn- reached at gcawley@item- Voters may also drop off their Tuesday, Oct. 27, 9 a.m.-8 high school graduates who are college ready. needed to earn a college ing,” said Tutwiler. “That live.com. Follow her on ballots in person at City Hall p.m. The cost of a three-credit degree and the cost of a is a significant money sav- Twitter @GaylaCawley. in the ballot box located at Wednesday, Oct. 28, 9 a.m. course at NSCC is $719, college degree. So there’s a er. The second benefit of the handicapped-accessible. to 4 p.m. but students participating lot of benefits to students course is experience tak- LAW OFFICES OF Thursday, Oct. 29, 9 a.m.-8 in the program are able taking the course.” ing college level courses. JAMES J. CARRIGAN For questions or if a mail-in p.m. to take general education The program is open “In many ways, for a • Social Security Disability ballot application has not Friday, Oct. 30, 8 a.m.-12 courses free of charge. to students from North number of students, col- • Workers Compensation Shore area school districts lege is demystified through • Accidents p.m. Some students opt to take been received, call the City multiple courses, which that have partnered with the early college process. 25 years located across from Lynn District Court Clerk’s office at 978-538- will all be online this NSCC — Danvers, Essex Through these programs, 5756. To register as a mail-in voter spring, according to Susan North Shore Agricultur- students gain experience 15 Johnson St. Due to COVID-19, polling use this form: https://www. Curry, NSCC director of al, Lynn Public Schools, and confidence in their 781-596-0100 Revere Public Schools, ability to succeed on that JAMES J. CARRIGAN locations on Nov. 3 have sec.state.ma.us/ele/elepdf/ early college partnerships. ANNE GUGINO CARRIGAN changed. Polls will be open Voter-reg-mail-in.pdf “This funding will pro- Northeast Metropolitan level. There is research LISA A. CARRIGAN, OF COUNSEL vide students from our Regional Vocational High that clearly indicates that www.jamescarriganlaw.com [email protected] A4 SATURDAY, OCTOBER 17, 2020 OPINION THOMAS KOENIG EDITORIAL HOW TO REACH US Our democracy

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Only struc- Controller, ext. 1288 scott and their desire to make local schools they seem more inter- homogenous and differ- tural solutions will do [email protected] the best they can be. ested in engaging in the ent from one another. the trick. Ted Grant We salute the building committee for its sorts of personalized In 1950, the American Structural innovations Publisher, ext. 1234 hard work and for constructing a strong rhetorical slugfests that Political Science Associ- that reconfigure incen- [email protected] foundation to firmly support the detailed characterized the first ation lamented how the tives — like ending par- Marian Kinney planning and design process for a new dis- Trump vs. Biden debate. Republican and Demo- tisan gerrymandering, ext. 1212 trict-wide school. 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All address information, particularly A report of a motor vehicle Nissan at 275 N Broadway; cle accident with no injuries on Police documented a report Theft arrests, reflect police records. In the crash at 2:14 p.m. Thursday at at 3 p.m. Tuesday at Verc Gulf Tremont Street. An officer was of identity fraud related to un- event of a perceived inaccuracy, it 57 Estes St.; at 6:50 a.m. Fri- Station/Dunkin Donuts at 8 S dispatched to oversee the pa- employment claims on Lake A woman called at 9:00 p.m. Thursday to report her son’s bi- is the sole responsibility of the con- day at 475 Broadway; at 9:31 Broadway. per exchange. Street at 10:13 a.m. Thursday. a.m. Friday at Eastern Avenue cycle was stolen from the park cerned party to contact the relevant and Huron Street; at 10:02 MARBLEHEAD Complaints Theft at Veterans Memorial Elementa- police department and have the a.m. Friday at 29 Boston St.; ry School. Officers later report- Police received a report at department issue a notice of correc- at 1:06 p.m. Friday at Eastern Complaints A party reported at 1:58 p.m. ed the bicycle was found and tion to the Daily Item. Corrections or Avenue and New Ocean Street. 11:20 p.m. Thursday about an Thursday that a veteran plaque returned by the victim’s cousin, unwanted party in a car carrier clarifications will not be made without A report of a motor vehicle A report of bikes creating was stolen from a plot at St. who stated a skinny black male on Newbury Street. Dispatched express notice of change from the ar- hit and run crash at 7:07 p.m. a traffic issue at 6:05 p.m. Mary’s cemetery. A report was in a black hoodie, white pants, Thursday at 56 South St. Thursday at Maple and Hum- officers determined the party taken. resting police department. was staying at the Plaza Motel and red sneakers stole the bike phrey streets. A caller reported and was confronted in front of Breaking and Entering a group of kids were riding their and moved along. LYNN JMAC Towing Company report- SAUGUS Cogliano Plaza, where he relin- bikes in and out of traffic. Police quished the bike. The victim’s A report of a breaking and en- were unable to locate the group. ed at 10:37 p.m. Thursday the owner of a car was attempting Accidents mother did not wish to press Arrests tering at 2:23 p.m. Thursday at A report of loud music at to retrieve her vehicle while it charges. 5 Amity St. 9:58 p.m. Thursday on Creesy Police received multiple calls Katherina Alves, 26, of 100 was on the back of the truck. Police received a walk-in A report of a motor vehicle Street. A caller reported a man at 7:21 a.m. Thursday about Willow St., was arrested on a While the caller was on the report at 12:43 p.m. Thurs- breaking and entering at 2:29 was playing loud music from the a motor vehicle accident with warrant charge of operation of a phone, they reported the vehi- day from a party who reported p.m. Thursday at 17 Henry Ave. park across the street. Police re- non-fatal injuries near Trader motor vehicle with a suspended cle owner jumped in the vehicle, that a female party was using ported there was no one around Joes on Broadway. license at 6:32 p.m. Thursday. backed it off the flatbed, and checks from his account. A re- Rogelio Manzano, 35, of 318 Overdose the park or cemetery, but an of- fled the wrong way down Mason Complaints port was taken. Euclid Ave., was arrested and A report of an overdose at ficer could hear music coming Street. Officers were dispatched charged with conspiracy to vio- from the Three Cod. The music 6:31 p.m. Thursday on La in an attempt to make contact Police received a call at 1:03 late the drug law at 3:02 p.m. was turned off after a third com- SWAMPSCOTT Grange Terrace. with the woman. a.m. Friday about a suspicious Thursday. plaint was made to police. Police received a call at 5:37 Cody Marrochello, 28, of motor vehicle parked with its Accidents Theft p.m. Thursday from a woman lights on for approximately an 121 North Common St., was NAHANT on Hillside Avenue who report- arrested on warrant charges of A report of a larceny at 7:55 hour on Atherton Street. Dis- A report of a motor vehicle ed her neighbors were having a patched officers reported every- crash at 3:16 p.m. Thursday at two counts of unlicensed op- a.m. Friday at 63 Ingalls St.; at Fraud large party and parking illegally eration of a motor vehicle, two 12:43 p.m. Friday at 186 Mar- thing checked out at that time. Cindy’s Superette at 653 Hum- on the street. A dispatched offi- A caller at 3:57 p.m. Friday phrey St. counts of state highway traffic ket St.; at 12:47 p.m. Friday at A woman called the station cer reported seven people were violation, motor vehicle use Walgreens at 841 Western Ave.; at 4:23 p.m. Thursday to report reported a white female wearing at the house with no loud mu- pajamas, mask, and a light-col- without authority and leaving at 12:49 p.m. Friday on Munroe someone filed an unemploy- sic. Three vehicles were asked Assaults the scene of property damage Street. ment claim in her name with her ored shirt was walking in the to move and face the correct median of the southbound side A report of an assault at 9:30 at 12:36 p.m. Friday. company. She wanted it on file way on the road. Carlos Tavarez, 43, of 110 at her company’s request. of Broadway heading north- a.m. Thursday at Burrill Street LYNNFIELD and Monument Avenue. Marianna St., was arrested and A woman came into the sta- Fraud bound. Dispatched officers were charged with trafficking 200- Accidents tion at 7:52 p.m. Wednesday to unable to locate the woman. plus grams of a Class B drug report someone had tried to file A woman reported at 8:43 A woman came into the sta- Complaints and conspiracy to violate the tion at 1:46 p.m. Thursday to A report of a motor vehicle an unemployment claim using p.m. Thursday that someone A report of suspicious activity drug law at 4:14 p.m. Thursday. fraudulently identified them- report someone claiming to crash at 8 a.m. Tuesday at 605 her information. The caller stat- at 7:16 p.m. Thursday at 154 Cesar Tavarez, 41, of 15 selves to her hsa Amazon Fraud be from a government agency Walnut St. and 1 Sparhawk ed she is currently employed by Burrill St. A caller reported a Crowninshield St., Peabody, Drive; at 10:14 a.m. Tuesday at Eliot Community Services. Department and requested called her cell phone and at- man was going to door to door was arrested and charged with 1100 Main St. and 228 Lowell $1,000 worth of Target gift tempted to obtain her personal while trying to sell items. trafficking 200-plus grams of St.; at 12:54 p.m. Tuesday at Vandalism cards. information. The woman said a Class B drug and conspiracy 767 Walnut St. and 6 Gianna A resident of Augustus Street she simply wanted the incident Suspicious activity was re- to violate the drug law at 4:01 Drive; at 5:47 a.m. Thursday at Police received a call at 5:25 reported at 6:54 p.m. Thursday documented. ported at 8:21 p.m. Thursday p.m. Thursday. 807 Salem St. and 5 Canter- p.m. Thursday from a resident that someone fraudulently used at Humphrey Street and Mon- Latiana Wigfall, 31, was ar- bury Road; at 4:07 a.m. Friday on Baker Road who reported her information to file for un- Fraud ument Avenue. A caller report- rested and charged with larceny at 199 Salem St. and 511 Wal- the two front tires on his truck employment. The incident was ed a woman with a blue head under $1,200 and motor vehi- nut St. had been slashed. An officer documented. A woman walked into the sta- covering was walking up Mon- cle breaking and entering with was dispatched for more infor- A resident of Rainbow Circle tion at 5:04 p.m. Thursday to ument and appeared to be in theft at 2:50 p.m. Thursday. Theft mation. reported at 6:44 p.m. Thursday report someone had recently need of assistance. State Police Amanda Wilson, 24, was that someone fraudulently filed tried to apply for unemployment were also notified. arrested and charged with A report of a larceny at 2:21 PEABODY an unemployment claim using using her name. A report was trespassing and breaking and p.m. Monday at 24 Hutchins her personal information. A re- taken. Theft entering for a misdemeanor at Circle. A caller reported a dirt Accidents port was taken. A woman came into the sta- 10:36 a.m. Friday. bike was stolen from his shed. Police received a report of tion at 1:22 p.m. Thursday to re- A report of a larceny at 12:05 A larceny was reported at Police received a call at 7:55 identity fraud on Hopkins Road port her identity had been com- p.m. Thursday at Burrill Street Accidents 8:20 a.m. Tuesday at Kelly p.m. Thursday for a motor vehi- at 6:32 p.m. Thursday. promised. A report was taken. and Monument Avenue. Scholarships up for grabs in Salem

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Those enabled cities and towns local educational needs or to Salem students grad- program, the members of with questions about the to set up a scholarship to provide funding for ex- uating from Salem High the Scholarship and Ed- Committee. “We hope application or those who account for graduating isting adult literacy pro- School, Salem Academy ucation Committee are that all who are inter- want to confirm if their seniors, funded through grams.” Charter School and other demonstrating their com- ested in supporting the project or program is po- voluntary donations by The Scholarship & Edu- schools. mitment to that effort and educational needs of our tentially eligible can con- local residents on their cation Committee is made Current Salem Mayor I would like to thank them community will apply for tact the Mayor’s office at tax bills. The Scholarship up of residents appointed Kim Driscoll, who chairs for it.” consideration to receive a grant from the Education (978) 619-5600. & Education Committee by the mayor and con- the Salem School Commit- Those interested can vis- Fund.” In June 1987, Salem oversees both the Scholar- firmed by the City Coun- tee, is glad that the grant it www.salem.com/schol- The application form Mayor Tony Salvo and ship Fund, “to provide ed- cil, as well as a designee of program is returning. arship for more informa- and additional informa- Salem Superintendent ucational financial aid to the superintendent. “The success of Salem’s tion. tion can be found at www. of Schools Hank O’Don- deserving city residents,” Since 2003, the Schol- schools and support for our Mike Alongi can be salem.com/scholarship. nell advanced a proposal and the Education Fund, arship & Education Com- students is a community reached at malongi@item- Click the “Education Fund to adopt Chapter 194 of “to provide supplemental mittee has awarded near- mission,” said Driscoll. “By live.com. Swampscott $20M STEM building transforms St. Mary’s ST. MARY’S and high school freshmen The general contractor building, the Mosakowski From A1 taking Intro to Engineer- was DeIulis Brothers Gardens, which includes artists reaching ing Design. Beyond that, Construction and the job green space named for Tony Conigliaro (class there are electives, in- superintendent was Chris Board of Trustees Vice of 1962) Gymnasium are cluding Advanced Place- DeIulis, St. Mary’s Class Chair Elizabeth Molloy easily accessible. Science, ment offerings in Biology, of 1995. Ed Calnan (class Twomey (class of ‘52), an out to public engineering and comput- Chemistry and Computer of ’57) served as clerk of outdoor amphitheater, a er classes will be held on Science, as well as Intro the works, providing in- grotto dedicated to the the two upper floors, with to Engineering Design 2, valuable expertise and Blessed Mother, and the SWAMPSCOTT win. cutting-edge equipment Civil Engineering, Archi- assistance on the project Cardinal Seán O’Malley From A1 Raffle donors include and learning spaces for tecture, App Creators and from start to finish. Sanctuary. The Hiccup, Inc., Cafe students in grades 6-12. Forensics, Angeramo said. “Today, we revitalize our “We believe this project Birdie, Christine Johnson Avellino, Elements Mas- St. Mary’s students are The STEM building school and in some ways makes us unique among Studio, Gretchen Woller- sage, Avanti Hair Design, already exposed to STEM was in the works for sev- our city, and certainly our schools on the North scheid, Jackie’s Jems, Chi Modern Asian cuisine, courses, with sixth-grad- eral years. Funding was students’ education,” Mo- Shore,” Dolan said. “This Nancy Marland jewelry, G Bar & Kitchen, Mis- ers taking Intro to Engi- derived from the Build- sakowski said, is one of those moments Pots-of-Paradise, Signs by sion on the Bay, Cutting neering, seventh-graders ing Futures campaign, “This is a game-changer that people will look back MiCo, Tom Jefferies, eG- Crew hair salon, Para- taking Design & Modeling, chaired by Glenn Morris for St. Mary’s,” said Dolan, on as pivotal in the history lassy Lady, Hannah Cloud dise Auto Service, The eighth-graders studying (class of ’65), which raised who is equally excited of the school, and we are Sharpless, Mira Mar print Cookie Monstah, Kats Automation & Robotics, more than $20 million. about the area behind the very excited about that.” lab, North Shore Wooden Boutique, European Wax Bowls, S.M. Pottery, Studio Center, Pichleart, Raina’s Raza and Wilder Wood- Hair Color Salon, David crafts. Justices to weigh Trump census plan ReachArts collected raf- Shear Art, Lees Land- fle items from Swampscott scaping, Sundance Fish- businesses to provide an eries, Weaver Orthodon- to exclude noncitizens added purchase incentive. tics, Marblehead Natural During the art sales days Healing, Benevento In- By Mark Sherman said in September when it that slim majority. Barrett their immigration status.” Nov. 12-15, each raffle will surance Agency, Club Vi- and Jessica Gresko held Trump’s policy illegal. would take Ginsburg’s seat. The American Civil Lib- be assigned a time slot tal Fitness, Gold Feather ASSOCIATED PRESS The justices put the case Trump left it to Com- erties Union, representing and anyone who purchas- Photography, Scaler Mar- on a fast track, setting ar- merce Secretary Wilbur a coalition of immigrant es a work for $20 from an keting and Grit and Polish WASHINGTON — The guments for Nov. 30. A de- Ross, who oversees the advocacy groups, said artist is enrolled in the Design. Supreme Court agreed Fri- cision is expected by the Census Bureau, to figure Trump’s violation of feder- raffle. Thor Jourgensen can be day to take up President end of the year or early in out how many immigrants al law is “not particularly The larger the purchase, reached at tjourgensen@ Donald Trump’s policy, January, when Trump has are not living legally in close or complicated.” the greater the chance to itemlive.com. blocked by a lower court, to to report census numbers each state. The Supreme Court sepa- exclude people living in the to the House. The outcome of the cen- rately allowed the adminis- U.S. illegally from the cen- Trump’s high court nom- sus case could affect the tration to end the actual cen- sus count that will be used inee, Amy Coney Barrett, distribution of political sus count this week, blocking Lynn Drug Task Force to allocate seats in the could take part in the case power for the next 10 a court order that would House of Representatives. if, as seems likely, she is years. The census also have kept the count going Hotline Never in U.S. history have confirmed by then. helps determine the dis- until the end of the month. immigrants been excluded Last year, the court by tribution of $1.5 trillion in The court did not take 781-477-4444 CALL 24 HOURS A DAY from the population count a 5-4 vote barred Trump federal funding annually. action on two other admin- or text the word tiplynn and your tip to “tip411” (847411) that determines how House from adding a census ques- The administration told istration appeals of contro- seats, and by extension tion asking people about the court that the president versial policies on asylum Spanish menu available Electoral College votes, are their citizenship. Justice retains “discretion to ex- seekers and the border All reports of neighborhood activity will be investigated. divided among the states, Ruth Bader Ginsburg, who clude illegal aliens from the wall that also were ruled Callers may remain anonymous. a three-judge federal count died last month, was part of apportionment based on illegal by lower courts. A6 THE DAILY ITEM SATURDAY, OCTOBER 17, 2020

NEW ENGLAND BRIEFS Mayor urges visitors to avoid Early voting to get travel,” Wieland said. underway at Fenway, other Massport also operates the Conley Terminal and venues Salem this Halloween Flynn Cruiseport in Bos- BOSTON (AP) — Early ton as well as Worcester SALEM (AP) — Anyone The city is putting sever- tion 17.7 percent in June. April. voting gets underway this and Hanscom airports. planning a trip to Salem al crowd control measures The state unemployment The decision was made weekend in Massachu- this month to celebrate into place this weekend, rate remained higher than due to continuing state setts, where Bostonians 82 face charges after will be able to cast ballots Halloween needs to can- including restricting ac- the national rate of 7.9 COVID-19-related regu- at Fenway Park and other 18-month drug, guns cel their plans, the mayor cess to a major pedestrian percent, as reported by the lations and restrictions of the Massachusetts city mall, and setting up addi- federal Bureau of Labor venues. investigation regarding performing arts famous for its 1692 witch tional barricades to limit Statistics. Voting starts Saturday trials said Friday. entry lines. The state added almost organizations and the and runs through Oct. 30. BURLINGTON, Vt. (AP) Even though the city has Salem is currently con- 37,000 jobs last month number of people who can People registered to vote — Up to 82 people are canceled a monthlong se- sidered in the moderate after adding more than gather in indoor spaces. in Boston will be able to facing charges related to ries of publicly sponsored risk category for corona- 62,000 in August, accord- The BSO, with a smaller vote Saturday and Sunday drug trafficking, unlawful events held each October virus spread, and Driscoll ing to revised figures. complement of musicians, at Fenway, one of at least gun possession and oth- three Major League Base- that typically draw tens doesn’t want to see the Job gains came in the will gather in person later er federal violations after of thousands of visitors, city move to the high risk education and health ser- ball stadiums around the this month to record new country that have been an 18-month multi-agen- many people are still category. vices; leisure and hospital- material that will be made cy investigation targeting flooding the city streets, UNEMPLOYMENT ity; trade, transportation, approved as early voting available online start- illegal trafficking of guns increasing the risk of RATE DROPS and utilities; professional, venues. spreading the coronavirus. The Massachusetts un- scientific, and business ing Nov. 19 and running Red Sox owner John and drugs between Ver- “If you’re not in Salem employment rate fell to services; manufacturing; through April. Henry offered the storied mont and western Massa- yet and are thinking about 9.6 percent in September and construction; and fi- “Though this news likely open-air ballpark for vot- chusetts, federal prosecu- coming, my advice to you as the state continues to nancial activities sectors. doesn’t come as a surprise ers hesitant to cast bal- tors said. is skip it,” Mayor Kim emerge from an economic The government sector — since the COVID-19 lots indoors because of the Law enforcement seized coronavirus pandemic. Driscoll said. “Skip it until slowdown caused by the lost jobs. pandemic continues to im- 128 firearms and 7,511 The Red Sox played at after October.” coronavirus pandemic, the HOLIDAY POPS pact all our personal and Fenway during their trun- rounds of ammunition Businesses and tour- Executive Office of Labor CANCELED professional lives — it is cated 60-game season, but during the investigation ist attractions have been and Workforce Develop- The Boston Sympho- still a major loss for the fans weren’t allowed in- from October 2018 to Feb- limiting capacity and peo- ment announced Friday. ny Orchestra on Friday organization and everyone side. ruary of 2020, according to ple are gathering in the The September rate extended its live perfor- streets. is down 1.8 percentage mance hiatus and can- who appreciates and cher- the U.S. attorney’s office. “We still can’t allow the points from the revised celed the popular Holiday ishes the BSO and Boston Massachusetts U.S. attorney Many of the firearms had sorts of crowds that are August rate of 11.4 per- Pops concerts and the Pops,” the organization’s launches Civil Rights Task been stolen from Vermont- gathering here to contin- cent. It has fallen steadily remainder of its winter/ leadership said in a state- Force ers, purchased illegally at ue,” Driscoll said. from a highest-in-the-na- spring season through ment. Vermont gun stores or ille- BOSTON (AP) — The gally possessed, the office top federal prosecutor for said Thursday. Massachusetts announced “With every seizure of New Hampshire to challenge Friday the launch of a new illicit firearms and drugs task force designed to help state and local law en- over the course of 18 Massachusetts income tax decision forcement officials inves- months, Vermont families tigate and prosecute civil and communities are saf- CONCORD, N.H. (AP) this unconstitutional at- similar to those adopted their own budget is dis- rights violations. er,” said Christina Nolan, — The governor of New tempt to tax our citizens by other New England graceful,” Senate Republi- The Civil Rights Task U.S. attorney for Vermont. Hampshire on Friday every step of the way, and states,” Massachusetts can Leader Chuck Morse Force will bring law en- She praised the efforts promised a legal challenge we are going to win,” he Department of Revenue said in a statement. “I ap- forcement from differ- by the Bureau of Tobac- to a decision by neigh- said. spokeswoman Naysa plaud Governor Sununu ent agencies together to co, Alcohol, Firearms and boring Massachusetts In August, the New Woomer said in an email for quickly announcing a better identify and deter Explosives, the Drug En- to continue taxing New Hampshire Attorney Gen- statement. “The Adminis- plan to file lawsuit against threats, U.S. Attorney forcement Administration, Hampshire residents who eral Gordon MacDonald, tration does not comment this new rule and make it Andrew Lelling said. The the FBI, the Department normally work in Mas- in a letter to the Massa- on pending lawsuits.” clear that New Hampshire task force will also provide sachusetts but who have chusetts Department of The department said will never accept an in- local police departments of Homeland Security, the been working from home Revenue, called the tem- it put the regulations in come tax in this state.” with training and support United States Marshals on civil rights issues, he during the coronavirus porary tax measure un- place to ensure clarity Democratic U.S. Rep. Service, and the Vermont pandemic. clear, overbroad and said with tax collections for said. Chris Pappas also at- State Police. New Hampshire Gov. it raised constitutional Massachusetts and other “The current intensity tacked the ruling as un- Chris Sununu said the concerns. states and minimize sud- of public concern with is- fair. Gym owner charged with state would file suit in the The Massachusetts reg- den disruption for employ- sues of racial equity, per- “This rule change by U.S. Supreme Court on ulation will remain in ers and employees during secution of minorities, and sexually assaulting clients, Monday to challenge a fi- effect until Dec. 31 or 90 the COVID-19 pandemic. Massachusetts extends relations between minori- employee nal ruling of an emergency days after the coronavi- Sununu was joined by an outrageous cash grab ty communities and law regulation issued Friday rus state of emergency in New Hampshire politi- targeting Granite Staters enforcement, demands a LINCOLN, R.I. (AP) — by the Massachusetts De- Massachusetts is lifted. cians on both sides of the who are doing their part coordinated law enforce- A personal trainer from partment of Revenue. Massachusetts has a 5.05 aisle who criticized the to stay home and stay safe ment response,” Lelling Rhode Island has been said in an emailed state- Sununu called the ruling percent income tax. New ruling. during a pandemic,” Pap- charged with sexually as- ment. a “direct attack” on New Hampshire has no income “The actions taken by pas said in a statement. saulting four female cli- Hampshire and an at- tax. the State of Massachu- Nearly 100,000 New “In short, we need to do something and, in the in- ents and employees at the tempt to “pick the pockets” “The Commonwealth setts to dip their hand into Hampshire residents nor- terest of bolstering the gym he owns, state police of its citizens. has implemented tempo- Granite State pockets be- mally commute to Massa- public’s trust, the public say. “We are going to fight rary regulations that are cause they cannot balance chusetts for work. needs to see that we take Aaron Day, 26, who these issues seriously and owns All Day Physique will be accountable for our in Lincoln, was arraigned Rhode Island positivity rate, success or failure,” he said. Thursday on 13 counts of The leadership team, second-degree sexual as- which will choose people for the task force’s prima- sault. He did not enter a hospitalizations on the rise ry working group, includes plea and bail was set at Boston Police Commis- $100,000. He was also or- PROVIDENCE, R.I. positivity rate. the number of new con- There were 137 people in sioner William Gross and dered to have no contact (AP) — Rhode Island’s The 7-day rolling aver- firmed cases on Wednes- the state’s hospitals with Gina Kwon, chief of the with the women. coronavirus test positivi- age of the positivity rate day to 279, the largest the disease as of Wednes- Criminal Bureau for the “Mr. Day denies all of the ty rate and the number of in the state has now risen one-day total since early day, up from 131 the pre- Massachusetts Attorney allegations levied against people in the hospital with over the past two weeks May. vious day, and the highest General’s Office. him,” his attorney, Patrick COVID-19 are continuing from about 1.1 percent on The 7-day rolling aver- one-day total since June to climb, according to state Oct. 1 to nearly 2.1 percent age of daily new cases has Steep drop in air traffic Dowling Jr. told WJAR-TV. 11. “We have great confidence Department of Health on Thursday, according to risen over the past two may mean painful cuts at data released Friday. the Johns Hopkins Uni- weeks from 122 on Oct. The state also reported that the judicial process The 198 new positive versity Center for Systems 1 to 199 on Thursday, ac- three new virus-related Massport will allow the truth to cases were out of about Science and Engineering. cording to Johns Hopkins fatalities, for a total of surface and his innocence BOSTON (AP) — A 6,600 tests, a 3 percent The state also adjusted figures. 1,152. steep dropoff in air travel vindicated.” caused by the coronavirus State police started in- pandemic has the agency vestigating last month Judge finds cases against 5 in that runs Boston’s Logan after receiving complaints International Airport fac- from former and current ing a worse-than-antici- clients and a gym employ- Whitmer plot can move forward pated $400 million budget ee. Some of the allegations gap over the next three date to 2018. years, a deficit that could By David Eggert and ing a Friday bond hearing lead to layoffs, top officials Kathleen Foody that Ty Garbin will re- say. Rhode Island housing prices ASSOCIATED PRESS main in custody along with “It’s never a good thing to break more records Adam Fox, who waived his come in below your worst- GRAND RAPIDS, Mich. right to a hearing. Berens WARWICK, R.I. (AP) — Prosecutors provided case scenario and that’s on Tuesday denied bond for where we find ourselves,” — The median price of enough evidence to move the three other Michigan Massachusetts Port Au- toward trial for five Mich- a single-family house in residents charged in the thority board member igan men accused of plot- Rhode Island hit a record case: Kaleb Franks, Dan- John Nucci said during a ting to kidnap the state’s of $339,900 in September, iel Harris and Brandon Thursday meeting. governor because of her according to the Rhode Caserta. Chief Executive Lisa Island Association of Re- measures to control spread A sixth man, Barry Croft, Wieland warned of pain- of the coronavirus and they was separately ordered on ful cuts ahead. The agency altors. will all remain held with- Tuesday to be transferred that employs 1,350 people Association President out bond, a federal judge to Michigan from his home avoided job cuts during a Shannon Buss said in a ruled Friday. state of Delaware. previous round of cost-cut- news release Thursday PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS A two-day preliminary Authorities allege mem- ting in the spring. morning that she can not hearing in Grand Rapids bers of two anti-govern- Michigan Gov. Gretchen Whitmer addresses Capital projects that remember the last time this week featured testimo- ment paramilitary groups the state during a speech in Lansing, Mich., have already been sus- the market has moved so ny by one of the FBI agents took part in plotting the earlier this month. pended, inlcuding a new fast this late in the year. who ran the investigation, kidnapping of Whitmer. parking garage, could face relying on confidential in- The median price rose Six men, led by Fox of the tified that members of went beyond that meeting, further delays. formants and undercover from last September’s “Michigan III percenters,” anti-government paramil- and nothing from the com- Logan currently handles agents to thwart the pur- price of $295,000 by 15 are charged in federal itary groups from several plaint or Trask’s testimony 400 to 500 daily flights, ported scheme to abduct court. Eight others are be- percent. The previous re- states discussed abducting indicated that anyone had down from an average of Democratic Gov. Gretchen lieved to be members or 1,200 in October 2019. cord was set in August at Whitmer or Virginia Demo- been charged with a plot Whitmer. associates of a group called Since January, the air- cratic Gov. Ralph Northam involving Northam. $333,164. U.S. Magistrate Judge the Wolverine Watchmen port has seen 21.8 million In addition, condomini- Sally Berens said the five during a June meeting in The men could get up to and are charged in state fewer air travelers than um median sales price men’s cases can go to a court with counts including Ohio. life in prison if convicted. 2019, a 68 percent drop, rose 9 percent to $264,950 grand jury, which will de- providing material support Fox and Croft were Several of their defense and it may be years before termine whether to issue for terrorist acts. among those who attended attorneys implied during it picks up again. and the median price of indictments. That is re- The federal preliminary that session, according to questioning that their cli- “This pandemic-induced multi-unit houses also quired for them to face tri- hearing began Tuesday testimony and court docu- ents were “big talkers” who economic crisis is going to hit an all-time high of al. and wrapped up Friday. ments. But it was not clear did not intend to follow be more prolonged than $327,000, up 19 percent Berens also ruled follow- Agent Richard Trask tes- if talk of targeting Northam through with action. anyone anticipated for air from last September. SATURDAY, OCTOBER 17, 2020 THE DAILY ITEM A7 Thousands arrive in Hawaii on first day pre-travel testing By Caleb Jones quarantine rule as an in- she was later informed ASSOCIATED PRESS tegral part of Hawaii’s there was an error with early success in keeping that test. HONOLULU — About the coronavirus at bay. Margos ultimately paid 8,000 people landed in But gaps in the pre-trav- $250 for a fast-result test Hawaii on the first day of el testing program cou- Thursday at the airport a pre-travel testing pro- pled with increasing cases in San Francisco, which gram that allowed travel- of COVID-19 across the came back negative. ers to come to the islands U.S. have raised questions Opponents of the testing without quarantining for about whether Hawaii is program have said a single two weeks if they could ready to safely welcome test 72 hours before arrival produce a negative coro- back vacationers. — especially when coupled navirus test. And when local restric- with the option to fly with- Angela Margos was tions were eased before out a test and still quar- among the first passen- summertime holidays, antine — is not enough to gers in San Francisco to community spread of the keep island residents safe. get on a plane to Hawaii disease spiked to alarm- Kathleen Miyashita and Thursday morning. ing levels, forcing a sec- her husband were among “Vacation, peace of ond round of stay-at-home those who came to Hawaii mind,” said Margos, a orders for residents and Thursday without getting nurse from San Carlos, closures for non-essential tested. They said they plan California, of why she’s businesses. to quarantine at their fam- flying to Hawaii. “I need Margos ran into hiccups ily’s farm on Oahu. time to relax, unwind.” with getting her test. She “We chose to do the 14- The new testing pro- first did it at the hospital day quarantine,” Miyashi- PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS gram is an effort to stem where she works, only to ta said. “We have no issues the devastating downturn find out it wasn’t an ap- with having food being Dignity GoHealth workers June Lopez, foreground, and Brandon Hast- the pandemic has had on proved site for United Air- brought in. It’s like a quar- ings use Abbott ID Now rapid antigen testing machines for United Air- Hawaii’s tourism-based lines and the state of Ha- antining haven in terms lines passengers who took tests at the SFO COVID-19 rapid testing site economy. Officials had waii. She then paid $105 of having fresh fruits and at San Francisco International Airport in San Francisco, Thursday. touted the mandatory for a drive-thru test, but vegetables at home.” Health officials unveil plan to get coronavirus shots to nursing homes

By Ricardo Donald Trump is battling Alonso-Zaldivar and to hang on to support from Carla K. Johnson older voters. ASSOCIATED PRESS Earlier this month, the National Academies of WASHINGTON — Fed- Sciences, Engineering and eral health officials on Medicine recommended Friday unveiled a plan that the initial, limited to get yet-to-be-approved doses of vaccine should coronavirus vaccines to go to first responders nursing home residents and high-risk health care free of charge, enlisting workers. Those next in line two national pharmacy should include older res- chains to help. idents of nursing homes, Such a vaccine is not the National Academies yet available, and that led said, noting that who gets to skepticism from some the shots will depend on FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS long-term care experts. FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS age guidelines determined The distribution program by the data on vaccine The American Flag hangs outside the New York is contingent on the Food A senior citizen holds the hand of a care coordi- Stock Exchange in New York. nator at a health facility in Miami. safety and efficacy. and Drug Administration There are many unan- authorizing a vaccine, swered questions about which does not appear to vaccinating their most resent about 40 percent of the vaccines now under- be imminent. vulnerable residents, said the deaths from COVID-19, going clinical trials, in- U.S. stocks head Under the voluntary Paul Mango, a senior with more than 83,600 cluding how well they will program, trained staff policy adviser at the De- fatalities logged by the work to prevent infection. from CVS and Walgreens partment of Health and COVID Tracking Project. It’s also not known wheth- higher at the would deliver the vaccines Human Services. “We are The Trump adminis- er they will be equally pro- to each nursing home and trying to eliminate all po- tration’s initial attempts tective for older adults, as administer shots. Assist- tential barriers to getting to promote coronavirus pharmaceutical companies end of another ed-living facilities and res- folks safe and effective testing in nursing homes generally test their prod- idential group homes can vaccines,” Mango said. and to ensure sufficient ucts on younger people. also participate. Nursing Counting nursing homes supplies of protective Dr. Christian Berg- home staffers can be vac- and other kinds of group gear were hampered by man, medical director of bumpy week cinated, too, if they have residences, the nation has missteps and led to wide- a nursing home in Rich- not already received their more than 22,000 such fa- spread complaints from mond, Virginia, said he is By Alex Veiga stimulus package failed to shots. Needles, syringes cilities. nursing home operators pleased the government AP BUSINESS WRITER deliver results. Investors and other necessary equip- People in nursing homes and advocates for older has a plan for rapid de- have been hoping that Stocks are broadly high- ment will be included. and other long-term care people. The vaccine pro- ployment of vaccines, but Washington would pro- er in afternoon trading The idea is to give settings account for less gram seems designed to he needs to see clinical vide more financial sup- Friday, placing the mar- hard-pressed states an than 1 percent of the U.S. prevent more problems data before any of his pa- port for the economy since ket on track to close out all-inclusive system for population, but they rep- at a time when President tients get shots. July, when a $600-a-week a choppy week on Wall extra benefit for the un- Street with modest gains. employed expired. The S&P 500 was up 0.6 Traders have been Coronavirus surges in key battleground percent, clawing back all watching economic data its losses from a day ear- closely to see whether lier. If the gains hold, the the loss of that beefed-up states as election draws nearer benchmark index would unemployment aid would mark its third straight lead to an overall pullback By Scott Bauer weekly gain. Health care, ASSOCIATED PRESS in spending. On Thurs- industrial and technolo- day, the government’s said MADISON, Wis. — Ris- gy companies account for the number of Americans ing coronavirus cases much of the gains. Retail- seeking unemployment in key presidential bat- ers and other companies aid increased last week tleground states a little that rely on consumer to 898,000, a historical- more than two weeks be- spending are also up fol- ly high level that under- fore Election Day are the lowing a government re- scores how the economy latest worry for election port showing U.S. retail continues to be hobbled by officials and voters fear- sales increased more than the pandemic and reces- ing chaos or exposure to expected in September. sion that erupted seven the virus at polling places Energy stocks are the months ago. despite months of plan- only laggards following a But Friday’s retail sales ning. decline in the price of U.S. report provides some en- The prospect of poll crude oil. couragement, suggesting workers backing out at Traders appeared to Americans’ appetite for the last minute because shrug off a report indi- spending remained sol- they are infected, quar- cating U.S. industrial pro- id last month. The Com- antined or scared of get- duction had its weakest merce Department said ting sick has local elec- showing last month since retail sales rose 1.9 per- tion officials in Midwest the spring. cent in September, the states such as Iowa and “The market is sort of fifth straight monthly in- Wisconsin opening more bouncing around here,” crease. early voting locations, FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS said Tom Martin, senior Other data point to per- recruiting backup work- portfolio manager with sistent weakness in the Two voters fill out ballots during early voting at the Cuyahoga County ers and encouraging vot- Globalt Investments. economy. The Federal Re- Board of Elections in Cleveland. ers to plan for long lines “We’ve had a lot of noise serve said Friday that U.S. and other inconvenienc- lately and that’s probably industrial production fell es. tion during a pandemic said. “Our numbers aren’t but instead took advan- what we’re going to have 0.6 percent last month, Confirmed virus cases is “tricky business,” the getting any better. The tage of extended in-per- over the next couple of the weakest showing since and COVID-19 deaths are governor said, “People are more people I can get to son option. weeks.” April’s 12.7 percent skid on the rise in the swing ready to have this election early vote, the better.” “I kind of like the idea of The Dow Jones Indus- amid widespread busi- states of Iowa, Michigan, over, and I think it will be The pandemic’s recent still going in and actually trial Average was up 249 ness shutdowns due to Minnesota, Pennsylvania, a successful election with trajectory close to home doing it,” Lohse said. points, or 0.9 percent, to the pandemic. Economists Ohio and Wisconsin. very few hiccups.” has led some residents In some states, voting 28,743 as of 2 p.m. East- had been expecting an in- Wisconsin broke records In Iowa, Scott County who have always voted in early still has carried ern time. The Nasdaq crease. this week for new corona- Auditor Roxanna Moritz person on Election Day to health risks. Voters in composite was up 0.4 per- A surge in new corona- virus cases, deaths and opened additional early reconsider a lifetime tra- Georgia, Texas and else- cent. The Russell 2000 virus infections in Europe, hospitalizations, leading voting sites in and around dition. where encountered hours- index of small-cap stocks the Americas and parts of to the opening of a field the Davenport, the state’s Retiree Ray Lohse, 68, long lines that required was 0.2 percent higher. Asia, is also giving trad- hospital to handle over- third-largest city, to try to voted Thursday at a li- congregating with hun- The 10-year Treasury ers reason to turn cau- flow patients. Gov. Tony reduce the number people brary branch in Daven- dreds of other people this yield held steady at 0.74 tious. The new caseloads Evers said he plans to casting ballots on Election port that election officials week. In Georgia, nearly percent. prompted governments activate the Wisconsin Day and the virus from opened to early voting. a quarter of the workers Stocks have been most- in France and Britain to National Guard to fill any spreading in large pre- He said he was concerned in a warehouse where ly climbing this month, impose new restrictions staffing shortages at elec- cincts. about long lines and get- election supplies are kept but pulled back early this aimed on containing the tion sites. “We have to remember ting exposed to the coro- and voting equipment is week as ongoing talks be- outbreak contributed to While holding a com- that there is this thing navirus on Nov. 3, and readied tested positive for tween Democrats and Re- some of the selling in the petitive presidential elec- called COVID,” Mortiz considered voting by mail COVID-19. publicans on an economic market earlier this week. A8 SATURDAY, OCTOBER 17, 2020 LOOK! National Mulligan Day, National Pasta Day

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PHOTOS | ASSOCIATED PRESS A girl watches an Indian Bollywood movie as cinemas reopen with a special screening for COVID-19 warriors and their families at the PVR movie theater in New Delhi, India, Thursday. India cinemas reopen

to small audiences ITEM PHOTO | SPENSER HASAK after months in dark A man rakes leaves away from the backside of a Union Street building in Lynn on Thursday. By Sheikh Saaliq movie theatres struggled ASSOCIATED PRESS to lure the public back. Many ran shows for small TV gives viewers a split-screen NEW DELHI — Seven audiences. months after screens In the capital of New went dark, cinemas re- Delhi, one cinema attract- opened Thursday in much ed a little more than two comparison of Trump, Biden of India with mostly old dozen people for its late titles on the marquee — a afternoon show. Most of By David Bauder sign of the country’s ef- the moviegoers included AP MEDIA WRITER forts to return to normal guards and the house- as the pace of coronavirus keeping staff of the shop- NEW YORK — Instead infections slows but also ping mall that houses the of the expected debate be- of the roadblocks that theater. tween President Donald remain. Every year, the $2.8 Trump and Democrat The return to movie billion industry produces Joe Biden, television theaters comes as India more than 2,000 films viewers were left Thurs- is registering the highest that feature complex day with what ABC’s number of daily cases dance routines, singing David Muir called “split- globally and is expect- and spectacularly large screen America.” ed to soon top the list casts, serving to unite a Biden participated in worldwide in terms of diverse nation of 1.4 bil- a 90-minute town hall total number of reported lion people. The industry’s from Philadelphia on infections, passing the success over the years ABC, while NBC News United States. But trends has embedded moviegoing went ahead with its also suggest the spread is into India’s contemporary hourlong Trump session beginning to slow. culture and been a boon in Miami — despite Nearly 10,000 theaters for the economy, which, protests from Hollywood closed in mid-March since the pandemic be- stars and others who PHOTOS | ASSOCIATED PRESS when the government gan, has nosedived to its criticized the network for imposed restrictions to Left, President Donald Trump wipes his face during a break in an NBC slowest growth on record. forcing viewers to choose News Town Hall, at Perez Art Museum Miami, Thursday. Right, Demo- fight the virus, which has But even if theaters are because the two events cratic presidential candidate former Vice President Joe Biden partici- torn through India and reopening, filmmaking were held at the same pates in a ABC News Town Hall at the National Constitution Center in is blamed for more than hasn’t rebounded. Reel- time. Philadelphia, Thursday. 110,000 deaths. Cinemas ing from zero box-office Trump faced a crack- are among the last public returns in this pandemic ling round of questioning places to reopen — a year, Indian filmmakers from Savannah Guth- on the Internet that the Laura Ingraham. tioned a nameless “an- hugely symbolic move have so far not lined rie of the “Today” show, United States didn’t NBC News chief ex- other network” holding in a country known the up any new big-ticket who pressed him on his really kill Osama bin ecutive Cesar Conde a Trump town hall. The world over for the lavish releases and have pushed personal experience with Laden. said Thursday that NBC Biden session on ABC productions pumped out any films they have made COVID-19, his finances “You’re the president,” scheduled Trump out of with George Stepha- by its Bollywood film directly to online stream- and his support of con- she said. “You’re not like fairness after Biden did nopoulos of “Good Morn- industry. ing platforms like Netflix spiracy theories. somebody’s crazy uncle a town hall at the same ing America” was a more On Thursday, however, and Amazon Prime. In addition to her own who can just retweet time last Thursday. That sedate affair. sharp questioning, Guth- anything.” decision opened the net- “Has there ever been rie would often follow up That exchange led work to sharp criticism two more different queries made by audience Mary Trump, the pres- — including a protest presidential candidates members to nail down a ident’s niece who wrote letter sent Thursday by than Trump or Biden?” point. a best-selling book this more than 100 Hollywood asked The Washington She challenged Trump summer criticizing him, creators and celebrities Post’s Glenn Kessler in about some of the specif- to tweet, “Actually ...” like Amy Schumer, a tweet. ic beliefs of the QAnon Guthrie’s performance Seth Rogen, Sterling At a rally in North Car- group, Trump supporters sharply divided social K. Brown and Sarah olina on Thursday, Trump who believe he’s the man media users between Silverman. called NBC “the worst” to save the country from those who thought she NBC also said it reached and said he was being set “deep state” pedophiles. was effective in con- out to ABC to ask that up with the town hall. He Trump said he didn’t fronting Trump and network to reschedule its has also made some pre- know anything about those who found her too Biden town hall so the emptive strikes criticiz- them. combative. two candidates wouldn’t ing NBC News’ Kristen “I just told you,” Guthrie “Has any media person compete for time, and Welker, who is scheduled replied. ever challenged Biden ABC refused. to moderate the second People carry cold drinks and popcorn as they She also wondered why like Savannah Guthrie There were apparently and last debate between arrive to watch an Indian Bollywood movie as Trump would retweet a is with Trump?” tweeted still hard feelings, given Biden and Trump next cinemas reopen in New Delhi, India. false theory by someone Fox News Channel host that Muir twice men- week. WEATHER LOTTERY

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By Barry Wilner under the assumption and ASSOCIATED PRESS understanding that this game’s going to go off on From New England to time. And anything that Atlanta to Indianapolis, happens otherwise will the focus was not on foot- happen when it happens.” ball on Friday. It was on, Newton and Gilmore, the not surprisingly, coronavi- reigning Defensive Play- rus tests. er of the Year, returned to The Patriots canceled practice this week for the practice after a member rst time since testing of the organization tested positive for the coronavi- positive for COVID-19, a rus. Newton missed New person familiar with the England’s loss at Kansas decision told The Associat- City on Oct. 5 after his Oct. ed Press. 2 positive test. He was ac- The person, speaking tivated from the reserve/ on condition of anonymity COVID-19 list on Wednes- because the team and the day. Gilmore was activat- NFL did not announce the ed from the list Thursday, positive test, did not reveal following his Oct. 7 posi- ITEM FILE PHOTO | SPENSER HASAK if it involved a player or a tive test. Practice squad coach. player Bill Murray also St. Mary’s seventh grader Sophie Skabeikis scored one goal in the Spartans’ 4-0 win over Malden With the Colts, there returned from the COVID Catholic. were four positive tests list Thursday. that, when retested, came Defensive tackle Byron up negative. The Falcons Cowart was the only Patri- Spartans get back on right track returned to their facility ots player currently still on one day after abandoning the list after testing posi- it when they had a second tive on Oct. 11. positive. The Broncos (1-3) hav- with win over Malden Catholic New England (2-2) al- en’t played since Oct. 1. By Mike Alongi Foley. “We’ve gone through “It was nice to see the to a scoreless tie through ready twice had the orig- So if they play Sunday, ITEM SPORTS EDITOR a bit of a tough stretch re- younger girls score tonight one quarter of play. Seven inal Week 5 matchup they’ll have had 16 days cently with some poor play, and get involved in the minutes then went by in against Denver postponed MALDEN — The St. between games, one day but the girls came out to- game,” said Foley. “I think the second quarter before following four positive longer than Tennessee’s Mary’s girls soccer team night, played hard and our struggles early this the Spartans nally broke coronavirus tests by play- layoff before the Titans earned a much-needed win pulled out a great win.” season have come from just the stalemate. It was Mo- ers, including quarterback beat Buffalo on Tuesday Friday afternoon, knocking loney who broke the tie, Cam Newton and corner- night following the NFL’s off Malden Catholic 4-0 in a Eighth grader Bre Molo- settling into things and get- scoring with 13 minutes to back Stephon Gilmore. rst COVID-19 outbreak, non-conference bout on the ney had one goal and one ting accustomed to playing The game is scheduled for which affected two doz- road. The win comes follow- assist in the win for St. together out there. We have play in the rst half to put Sunday in Foxborough, en members of the orga- ing a period of inconsisten- Mary’s, while senior cap- a decent number of young- the Spartans up 1-0. Just Massachusetts, but now nization. Denver’s lay- cy for the Spartans, so head tain Susannah Cornell, er players out there, so it’s ve minutes later, Cornell could be in jeopardy. off is the longest in the coach Jim Foley was happy senior captain Julia Nicko- going to take some time found the back of the net to “I don’t really know the league since 2001, when to see what transpired Fri- lau and seventh grader So- for them to get comfortable give St. Mary’s a 2-0 lead at answer to that,” Bron- the NFL postponed all day. phie Skabeikis each scored with the speed of the game.” halftime. one goal. Senior captain Things got off to a slow cos coach Vic Fangio said games the weekend fol- “It was a great win for us ST. MARY’S, B2 when asked about nally lowing the 9/11 terrorist and I think we really need- goalkeeper Eliza Brown start on both sides Friday, playing the Patriots. “We’re attacks. ed a win like that,” said notched the shutout in net. with the two teams battling BC, Virginia Tech will renew longstanding rivalry

By Hank Kurz Jr. back eld created issues in week, what we gave up, ASSOCIATED PRESS a 56-45 loss at No. 5 North they might come out run- Carolina last Saturday, ning the ball, so we’ve got Virginia Tech coach but not necessarily where to be prepared for both,” Justin Fuente and the one might expect. Virgin- he said. No. 23 Hokies have bat- ia Tech gave up 257 yards On defense, Eagles tled two opponents each and three touchdowns coach Jeff Ha ey knows time they have taken the through the air, but also where his team’s priorities eld: the other team and 399 yards and ve touch- are this week. The Hokies COVID-19. downs on the ground. have gotten starting quar- It’s unclear how many The Tar Heels averaged terback Hendon Hooker players the Hokies will 9.3 yards per carry, in- back after a COVID-19 be missing due to corna- cluding a 62-yard run by quarantine kept him out, virus-related issues when Michael Carter with 8:49 only enhancing a rushing they face Boston College PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS to play that essentially attack led by graduate (3-1, 2-1 Atlantic Coast put the game out of reach transfer Khalil Herbert. The NCAA is stripping UMass of past victories in both men’s basketball Conference) on Saturday at 56-37. The run also He averages 149.7 yards, and women’s tennis for overpaying athletes in nancial aid. night, but nearly 20 have represents more yardage the Hokies 299.3, both sidelined each week over than the Eagles have av- ACC highs. the rst three games. eraged on the ground per “The number one thing NCAA penalizes UMass for They were rst miss- game (60.2 yards). with our defense every ing 23, then 21 and the Boston College’s Phil week is stopping the last time out 15, and the Jurkovec has fueled the run because if we can’t decrease in the numbers Eagles’ offense. He is av- stop the run, we have no overpaying athletes hasn’t necessarily meant eraging more that 295 chance,” the Eagles’ rst- things have gotten easier passing yards with eight year coach said. “We’ll By Mike Alongi The NCAA said four ath- our cost of attendance. The for the Hokies (2-1, 2-1). touchdowns and two in- continue to do so. It is one ITEM SPORTS EDITOR letes received a higher hous- errors occurred with no in- “The last two weeks, it’s terceptions. of the best rushing at- ing rate after they moved to tent to gain a competitive been really concentrated Defensive lineman Em- tacks in college football. I The NCAA brought less expensive off-campus or recruiting advantage, or in places that were al- manuel Belmar said the mean, 300 yards is crazy. down the hammer on the housing, and eight contin- to compromise the collegiate ready thin to begin with,” Hokies’ front look forward We have to prepare and UMass athletic department ued to receive a telecom fee model. Our administrative Fuente said. “That’s had to the chance to put pres- strap our shoulder pads Friday, announcing a se- for those who live on-cam- and coaching staffs and a pretty adverse effect on sure on Jurkovec, “but on a little bit tighter and ries of sanctions after the pus after they moved off. student-athletes were com- us.” you know, going off of last go to work.” Committee on Infractions One athlete received both. pletely unaware of the mis- A depleted defensive discovered impermissible The committee said a for- takes until we audited our payments to a number of mer associate athletics di- records as part of the NCAA student-athletes over a peri- rector’s misunderstanding review. To vacate wins as a od from 2014-2017. of nancial aid rules and ad- form of penalty — hurting The NCAA is stripping ministrative error resulted our student-athletes who UMass of victories in men’s in the violations. did nothing wrong — is an basketball and women’s UMass released a state- overreach by the infractions tennis for overpaying 12 ment in reaction to the panel and is deeply disap- athletes about $9,100 in - NCAA’s announcement, pointing.” nancial aid over three years. stating that the school dis- The NCAA Committee on The NCAA announced agrees with the penalties Infractions acknowledged in Friday that the Committee and plans to appeal. its report that there were 13 on Infractions had imposed “As an athletics depart- unintentional and inadver- a two-year probation on ment we accept that we tent violations in the issu- UMass that will end in Oc- made administrative mis- ance of nancial aid above tober of 2022 in addition to takes in the distribution the cost of attendance. The vacating results involving of athletic aid through our administrative errors affect- athletes who received what nancial aid process,” said ed 12 student-athletes in to- were determined to be inap- UMass Director of Athletics tal — 10 in men’s basketball propriate payments. Ryan Bamford. “However, and two in women’s tennis The school will also pay a we do not believe that the — over a three-year period self-imposed ne of $5,000. penalties imposed by the from 2014 to 2017. The 13 UMass plans to appeal the NCAA are appropriate, nor nancial aid overages over committee’s decision to va- proportional to the viola- the three years totaled just cate victories, which include tions that occurred. These over $9,000. At the time of PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS 59 basketball wins and the infractions, UMass ad- were simply operational er- Boston College quarterback Phil Jurkovec (front) is wrapped up by an Atlantic 10 Conference rors in our compliance sys- ministrators, coaching staff North Carolina linebacker Jeremiah Gemmel during a game two championship in women’s tems that did not function- and student-athletes were tennis from 2014-17. ally detect payments above not aware of the violations. weeks ago. B2 SPORTS THE DAILY ITEM SATURDAY, OCTOBER 17, 2020

HIGH SCHOOL SCHEDULE St. Mary’s girls soccer gets back on right SATURDAY MONDAY Girls Soccer Girls Soccer Bishop Stang at Bishop Fenwick (12) Boys Soccer St. Mary’s at Bishop Fenwick (4) track with win over Malden Catholic Bishop Fenwick at Bishop Stang (11) Hamilton-Wenham at Lynnfield (5) St. Mary’s at Central Catholic (4) ST. MARY’S trending in the right di- Boys Soccer Field Hockey From B1 rection, but we’ve got to St. Mary’s at Central Catholic (10) Lynnfield at Hamilton-Wenham (3:45) keep up this pace now.” Cohasset at Bishop Fenwick (4) St. Mary’s at Bishop Fenwick (6:30) Nickolau put the Spar- Volleyball Foley hopes that the Bishop Fenwick at Bishop Stang Field Hockey tans up 3-0 late in the Spartans can continue to (12:30) Lynnfield at Rockport (3:45) third quarter before build off the positive mo- St. Mary’s at Central Catholic (1) Skabeikis rounded out Bishop Fenwick at Bishop Feehan (4) mentum they’ve begun to Golf the scoring in the fourth. gain and take that into Austin Prep at Bishop Fenwick (3:30) Marblehead at Swampscott (4) The win puts the Spar- the second half of the sea- Cross Country Golf tans at 3-3-1 on the sea- St. Mary’s at Arlington Catholic son. Bishop Fenwick at St. Mary’s (3) son, with a crucial week (10:30) “I think the real key Gloucester at Swampscott (12) Xaverian at St. John’s Prep (3) of conference games now on the horizon. In addi- will simply be building SUNDAY Swampscott at Saugus (3:30) Golf tion to games against Ar- off of what we’ve done to Lynnfield at Rockport (3:30) Arlington Catholic at Bishop Fenwick lington Catholic and St. this point and then taking (3:30) Peabody at Danvers (3:30) Joseph’s Prep this com- it to the next level,” said ing week, St. Mary’s will Foley. “Even in our loss- TV/RADIO clash with perennial rival es this year, we’ve done a Bishop Fenwick on the lot of good things. We just Auto racing road at Donaldson Stadi- 12:30 p.m...... IMSA: Petit Le Mans...... NBCSN have to keep working and um Monday. 4 p.m...... NASCAR Truck: Kansas 200...... Fox try to keep this momen- 7 p.m...... Xfinity: Kansas Lottery 300...... NBCSN “We’ve got a big week 9:30 p.m...... IMSA: Petit Le Mans...... NBCSN ahead of us in terms of tum going through the Baseball rest of the year.” 4:38 p.m...... Atlanta at Los Angeles...... FS1 the Catholic Central 8:37 p.m...... Houston at Tampa Bay...... TBS League, so we want to be St. Mary’s will play on ITEM FILE PHOTO | SPENSER HASAK Boxing playing our best soccer as the road at Bishop Fen- 10 p.m...... Lomachenko vs. Lopez (lightweights)...... ESPN we head into this stretch,” wick Monday afternoon St. Mary’s senior captain Susannah Cornell College football scored one goal for the Spartans Friday. 12 p.m...... Auburn at South Carolina...... ESPN said Foley. “I think we’re (4). Clemson at Georgia Tech...... ABC Kansas at West Virginia...... Fox Navy at East Carolina...... ESPN2 The week in sports Texas State at South Alabama...... ESPNU 1:30 p.m...... Army at UTSA...... CBSSN 2:30 p.m...... Louisville at Notre Dame...... NBC 3:30 p.m...... UCF at Memphis...... ABC 4 p.m...... UMass at Georgia So...... ESPNU 6 p.m...... Marshall at Louisiana Tech...... CBSSN 7:30 p.m...... North Carolina at Florida St...... ESPN Oklahoma St. at Baylor...... ABC Southern Miss at UTEP...... ESPN2 Vanderbilt at Missouri...... SEC Network 8 p.m...... Boston College at Virginia Tech...... ACC; WEEI-FM 93.7 Georgia at Alabama...... CBS Golf 8 a.m...... European: Scottish Championship...... Golf 2:30 p.m...... Champions: Dominion Energy Charity Classic...... Golf 5 p.m...... PGA: CJ Cup...... Golf Horse racing 8:30 a.m...... British Champions Day...... FS2 12 p.m...... America’s Day at the Races...... FS1 3:30 p.m...... America’s Day at the Races...... FS2 Rodeo 10 p.m...... PBR: Cooper Tires Invitational...... CBSSN Soccer - men’s 7:25 a.m...... Premier: Liverpool at Everton...... NBCSN 9:55 a.m...... Premier: Southampton at Chelsea...... NBCSN 12:30 p.m...... Premier: Arsenal at Manchester City...... NBC 6 p.m...... Liga MX: Puebla at Monterrey...... FS2 Soccer - women’s 4 p.m...... NWSL: North Carolina at Orlando...... CBS Swimming 2 p.m...... ISL: The N 1...... CBSSN

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AMERICAN CONFERENCE NATIONAL CONFERENCE East East W L T Pct PF PA W L T Pct PF PA Buffalo 4 1 0 .800 139 142 Dallas 2 3 0 .400 163 180 NE 2 2 0 .500 97 92 Philadelphia 1 3 1 .300 113 145 Miami 2 3 0 .400 136 113 Washington 1 4 0 .200 89 142 ITEM PHOTOS | OLVIIA FALCIGNO N.Y. Jets 0 5 0 .000 75 161 N.Y. Giants 0 5 0 .000 81 133 South South Left: Alyssa Calvani takes the ball down the field during the Pioneers Senior Night matchup with W L T Pct PF PA W L T Pct PF PA Tennessee 4 0 0 1.000 122 90 Carolina 3 2 0 .600 122 118 Ipswich Thursday. Right: lly Orlofski (center) battles for the ball with Ipswich player Reagan Indianapolis 3 2 0 .600 126 88 NO 3 2 0 .600 153 150 Amazeen (right). Houston 1 4 0 .200 110 140 Tampa Bay 3 2 0 .600 139 112 Jacksonville 1 4 0 .200 109 147 Atlanta 0 5 0 .000 122 161 North North W L T Pct PF PA W L T Pct PF PA Pittsburgh 4 0 0 1.000 118 87 Green Bay 4 0 0 1.000 152 101 Baltimore 4 1 0 .800 149 76 Chicago 4 1 0 .800 105 100 Cleveland 4 1 0 .800 156 149 Detroit 1 3 0 .250 99 127 Cincinnati 1 3 1 .300 102 126 Minnesota 1 4 0 .200 132 152 West West W L T Pct PF PA W L T Pct PF PA Kansas City 4 1 0 .800 149 110 Seattle 5 0 0 1.000 169 135 Las Vegas 3 2 0 .600 151 152 L.A. Rams 4 1 0 .800 136 90 Denver 1 3 0 .250 82 98 Arizona 3 2 0 .600 128 102 LAC 1 4 0 .200 110 125 San Fran 2 3 0 .400 124 114 Sunday’s Games Green Bay at Tampa Bay, 4:25 p.m. Houston at Tennessee, 1 p.m. L.A. Rams at San Francisco, 8:20 Washington at N.Y. Giants, 1 p.m. p.m. Cincinnati at Indianapolis, 1 p.m. Byes: L.A. Chargers, Las Vegas, New Atlanta at Minnesota, 1 p.m. Orleans, Seattle Chicago at Carolina, 1 p.m. Monday’s Games Detroit at Jacksonville, 1 p.m. Kansas City at Buffalo, 5 p.m. Cleveland at Pittsburgh, 1 p.m. Arizona at Dallas, 8:15 p.m. Denver at New England, 1 p.m. Thursday, Oct. 22 Baltimore at Philadelphia, 1 p.m. N.Y. Giants at Philadelphia, 8:20 N.Y. Jets at Miami, 4:05 p.m. p.m.

MLB POSTSEASON THURSDAY SATURDAY Houston 4, Tampa Bay 3, Tampa Bay x-Houston (McCullers Jr. 3-3) vs. leads series 3-2. Tampa Bay (Morton 2-2), 8:37 p.m. Atlanta 10, Los Angeles Dodgers 2, x-Atlanta (Fried 7-0) vs. Los Angeles Atlanta leads series 3-1. Dodgers (Buehler 1-0), 4:38 p.m. FRIDAY (FS1). Houston (Valdez 5-3) vs. Tampa Bay SUNDAY (Snell 4-2), 6:07 p.m. x-Atlanta vs. Los Angeles Dodgers, ITEM PHOTO | PAULA MULLER Los Angeles Dodgers (May 3-1) vs. 8:15 p.m. (Fox and FS1). Atlanta (Minter 1-1), 9:08 p.m. (FS1). x-if necessary Lynnfield’s Adriana Parisi tries to kick a ball past a North Reading defender during a game last weekend. TODAY IN SPORTS

Oct. 17 pennant since 1954. 1948 — The Green Bay Packers 2000 — Patrick Roy sets an NHL intercept seven passes off Bob record with his 448th career victory Waterfield in a 16-0 victory over the Los Angeles Rams. as Colorado beats Washington 4-3 in 1954 — Adrian Burk of the Philadel- overtime. Roy snaps a tie with Terry phia Eagles passes for seven touch- Sawchuk, who held the mark since downs in a 49-21 victory over the 1970. Sawchuk earned his 447th Washington Redskins. 1960 — The National League formal- victory in his 968th game, while Roy ly awards franchises to the New York wins No. 448 in his 847th game. Metropolitan Baseball Club Inc. head- 2010 — Detroit ties its own NFL ed by Joan Payson and a Houston, record with its 24th straight loss on Texas, group headed by Judge Roy the road, falling to the New York Hofheinz, Craig Cullinan and R.E. Smith. Giants 28-20. The Lions’ last road 1964 — Quarterback Jerry Rhome is win was Oct. 28, 2007. The first responsible for 56 of Tulsa’s 58 24-game road losing streak was set points with seven touchdown passes, in the 2001-03 seasons. two rushing touchdowns and a 2-point conversion in a 58-0 shutout 2013 — Edmonton Oilers forward of Louisville. Taylor Hall scores two goals just 8 1989 — The Calgary Flames tie an seconds apart to break the team NHL record by scoring two goals, mark set by Wayne Gretzky. Hall con- both short-handed, in 4 seconds and also three goals in a 27-second span nects at 15:52 of the first period during the third period to pull into an then knocks a rebound past New 8-8 tie with the Quebec Nordiques. York Islanders goalie Evgeni Nabokov The Flames, with a player in the pen- at 16:00. Gretzky, the NHL career alty box, pull the goalie and send five attackers against Quebec. Doug leader in goals and points, scored Gilmour scores at 19:45 and feeds two goals in 9 seconds against St. Paul Ranheim off the ensuing faceoff Louis on Feb. 18, 1981, in the third for the tying goal at 19:49. period of Edmonton’s 9-2 victory. 1992 — Jari Kurri of the Los Angeles 2015 — Jalen Watts-Jackson scoops Kings scores his 500th goal in an 8-6 win over the Boston Bruins. Kurri up a flubbed punt attempt and lum- becomes the 18th player to reach bers 38 yards for a touchdown on ITEM PHOTOS | OLIVIA FALCIGNO the mark. the final play of the game, giving No. 1995 — The Cleveland Indians beat 7 Michigan State a shocking 27-23 Left: Swampscott’s Fernando Barranco (front) battles with Peabody’s Bjorn Shurdha (back) for the Seattle Mariners 4-0 in Game 6 possession of the ball. Right: St. Mary’s Kiara Lonigro hits a ball during a match at Austin Prep of the American League champion- win over No. 12 Michigan at the Big ship series to claim their first AL House. Tuesday. SATURDAY, OCTOBER 17, 2020 THE DAILY ITEM B3 NATION Avalanche of early votes transforms 2020 election By Nicholas Riccardi been lopsided, with Dem- tracking early voting. “The and Angeliki ocrats outvoting Republi- question is at what veloci- Kastanis cans by a 2-1 ratio in the ty, and when?” ASSOCIATED PRESS 42 states included in The Couvillon said Demo- Associated Press count. crats cannot rest on their Nearly 21 million Ameri- Republicans have been voting lead, but Repub- cans have already cast bal- bracing themselves for licans are themselves lots in the 2020 election, this early Democratic ad- a record-shattering ava- making a big gamble. A vantage for months, as lanche of early votes driv- number of factors, from en both by Democratic en- they’ve watched President rising virus infections to thusiasm and a pandemic Donald Trump rail against the weather, can impact that has transformed the mail-in ballots and raise in-person turnout on Elec- way the nation votes. unfounded worries about tion Day. “If you’re putting The 20.8 million ballots fraud. Polling, and now all your faith into one day submitted as of Friday af- early voting, suggest the of voting, that’s really high ternoon represents 15 per- rhetoric has turned his risk,” Couvillon said. cent of all the votes cast in party’s rank and file away That’s why, despite the 2016 presidential elec- from a method of voting Trump’s rhetoric, his cam- tion, even as eight states that, traditionally, they paign and party are en- are not yet reporting their dominated in the weeks couraging their own vot- totals and voters still have before Election Day. ers to cast ballots by mail more than two weeks to That gives Democrats a or early and in-person. cast ballots. Americans’ tactical advantage in the The campaign, which has rush to vote is leading elec- final stretch of the cam- been sending volunteers tion experts to predict that paign. In many critical and staffers into the field PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS a record 150 million votes battleground states, Dem- for months despite the Early voters line up to cast their ballots at the South Regional Library may be cast and turnout ocrats have “banked” a pandemic, touts a swell in polling location in Durham, N.C., Thursday. rates could be higher than chunk of their voters and voter registration in key can turn their time and swing states like Florida in any presidential elec- ocrats. In Florida, half of time,” Democratic data tured high-profile errors money toward harder-to- and Pennsylvania — a tion since 1908. all ballots sent through strategist Tom Bonier said — 100,000 faulty mail bal- “It’s crazy,” said Michael find infrequent voters. sharp reversal from the the mail so far have been of the early vote num- lots sent out in New York, McDonald, a University of But it does not necessar- usual pattern as a presi- from Democrats and less bers. “We may be midway 50,000 in Columbus, Ohio, Florida political scientist ily mean Democrats will dential election looms. through the first quarter and a vendor supplying who has long tracked vot- lead in votes by the time But it’s had limited than a third of them from ing for his site ElectProj- ballots are counted. Both success in selling absen- Republicans. Even in Col- and Democrats have put that state and Pennsyl- ect.org. McDonald’s analy- parties anticipate a swell tee voting. In key swing orado, a state where every a couple of points on the vania blaming delays in sis shows roughly 10 times of Republican votes on states, Republicans re- voter is mailed a ballot board.” sending ballots on over- as many people have voted Election Day that could, in main far less interested in and Republicans usually The massive amount whelming demand. But compared with this point a matter of hours, dramat- voting by mail. dominate the first week of of voting has occurred there’s little evidence of in 2016. ically shift the dynamic. In Pennsylvania, more voting, only 19 percent of without any of the vio- the mass disruption that “We can be certain this “The Republican num- than three-quarters of the ballots returned have been lent skirmishes at polling some feared as election of- will be a high-turnout bers are going to pick more than 437,000 ballots from Republicans. places that some activists fices had to abruptly shift election,” McDonald said. up,” said John Couvillon, sent through the mail so “This is all encouraging, and law enforcement of- to deal with the influx of So far the turnout has a GOP pollster who is far have been from Dem- but three weeks is a life- ficials feared. It has fea- early voting. GOP, Democrats hope Supreme Court fight bolsters Senate prospects

By Alan Fram approval. But the rest are ASSOCIATED PRESS in battleground states like Arizona, Georgia, Iowa WASHINGTON — For PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS and Maine, where backing Republicans, the nomina- her is riskier. President Donald Trump speaks during an event on “Protecting America’s Seniors,” Friday in tion fight over Amy Co- Either way, both sides Fort Myers, Fla. ney Barrett is a chance to are using the Supreme seal conservative control Court battle in fundrais- of the Supreme Court for ing appeals and other Trump on defense, courting decades. For some GOP ways that underscore its senators, it’s also a lifeline political potency. they hope will preserve From the day after the their political careers and September death of Jus- their party’s control of the voters in two must-win states tice Ruth Bader Ginsburg chamber in November’s — whose vacancy Barrett By Steve Peoples, gia, neighboring states In Florida on Friday, of the pandemic, even as elections. will fill — through this Darlene Superville he carried four years ago the president derided the a surge of new infections The battle over President Wednesday, each party and Bill Barrow and must win again to ex- Bidens as “an organized spread across America. Donald Trump’s pick is let- has spent around $4 mil- ASSOCIATED PRESS tend his presidency. His crime family,” renewing “We are prevailing,” the ting Senate Republicans lion on broadcast TV com- decision to devote Friday his daily claims about the president said, promising facing tough reelections mercials highlighting the FORT MYERS, Fla. — evening’s prime-time slot candidate’s son, Hunter, to deliver the first doses of highlight issues like abor- nomination fight, accord- Backed into a corner and to Georgia in particular and his business dealings a vaccine to seniors when tion and link themselves facing financial strains, highlighted the serious in Ukraine and China. it’s ready. to a conservative, religious ing to Kantar/CMAG, the President Donald Trump nature of his challenge in More to the point for Despite the tough talk, woman whose confirma- ad-tracking firm. Demo- went after his opponent’s the 2020 contest’s closing Trump’s Florida audi- Trump’s actions on the tion seems certain. Most crats have advertised in family and defended his days: Far from his original ence, he spoke directly ground in Florida under- importantly, they hope it seven Senate races and own struggle to contain plan to expand into Demo- to seniors who have in- scored the conflicting mes- will change the subject Republicans in eight. All the pandemic on Friday cratic-leaning states, he is creasingly soured on his sages his administration from Trump and his failure but one, Sen. Doug Jones’ as he fought to energize laboring to stave off a de- handling of the pandem- has sent throughout the to control the coronavirus uphill effort to survive in his sagging reelection bid feat of major proportions. ic. pandemic. All of the pres- pandemic, which threaten GOP-dominated Alabama, in the nation’s Sunbelt. No Republican presi- “I am moving heaven ident’s security personnel to make Election Day mis- are contests where Repub- With Election Day loom- dential candidate has lost and earth to safeguard our and support staff were erable for the GOP. licans are defending seats. ing, Democrat Joe Biden Georgia since George H.W. seniors from the China vi- wearing face masks when But even some Republi- In a common GOP theme, pushed to keep voters fo- Bush in 1992. And earli- rus,” Trump said, using Air Force One touched cans privately doubt the a spot by Senate candi- cused on health care in the er this week, Trump had his usual blame-shifting down, but Trump and court battle will distract date Rep. Roger Marshall Midwest. to court voters in Iowa, a term to describe the coro- Florida’s Republican Gov. voters enough to make a of Kansas says Democrat- Trump was campaign- state he carried by almost navirus. He also offered Ron DeSantis were bare difference. And Democrats ic challenger Barbara Bol- ing in Florida and Geor- 10 points four years ago. an optimistic assessment faced. are appealing to voters lier would be “just another too, saying the GOP-led liberal rubber stamp” for Senate is ignoring greater judges favored by Demo- Watchdog org: Trump ’16 campaign, needs to quickly cement cratic leaders. a 6-3 conservative court The liberal group De- majority, threatening mand Justice is running Democratic priorities like its own ad against in- PAC illegally coordinated former President Barack cumbent GOP senators in Obama’s health care law Arizona, Colorado, Iowa, By Garance Burke behind the scenes with the ior — had a shared project ed widely on social media, and the right to abortion. Maine and North Caroli- ASSOCIATED PRESS political action committee. calendar for both entities, and was financed largely “The Senate has a big job na, hitting them for ignor- The now-defunct British among other evidence. by conservative billionaire to do right now, and that’s ing the pandemic while New documents from a data analytics firm violated “The idea that this spend- Robert Mercer, who also fighting the virus and get- “rushing to play politics former Cambridge Analyt- election law by ignoring its ing was at all independent founded, owned and man- ting people the relief they with the court.” ica insider reveal what an own written firewall policy, is farcical and these emails aged Cambridge Analytica. need,” said Democratic Four GOP senators in election watchdog group blurring the lines between underscore that,” said Kellyanne Conway led an consultant Rodd McLeod, competitive campaigns claims was illegal coordi- work created for Trump’s Brendan Fischer, an at- earlier incarnation of the citing long-stalled eco- are on the Senate Judi- nation between Donald 2016 campaign and the torney for the government PAC when it supported nomic relief legislation. ciary Committee, which Trump’s 2016 presidential Make America Number 1 oversight group, whose Texas GOP Sen. Ted Cruz “Instead, they’re rushing wrapped up hearings campaign and a billion- super PAC, according to new filing supplements a before she resigned to ad- through this nomination.” Thursday on Barrett’s aire-funded pro-Trump su- an updated complaint the complaint filed four years vise Trump’s 2016 cam- There are competitive nomination. All four — per PAC. nonpartisan Campaign ago. “Cambridge Analytica paign. races for around a doz- John Cornyn of Texas, The legal complaint Legal Center filed Friday not only misused people’s Under federal law, a su- en GOP-held seats as the Lindsey Graham of South touches on some of the with the Federal Election personal data, but it was per PAC may raise and party defends its 53-47 Carolina, Joni Ernst of same people involved in Commission. a conduit for the wealthy spend unlimited amounts Senate majority in next Iowa and Thom Tillis of today’s hotly contested The complaint also al- family that owned it to of money, including from month’s elections. About North Carolina — used presidential race and pro- leges that Cambridge Ana- unlawfully support the corporations and unions, to half of them are in states the sessions to praise Bar- vides a detailed account lytica — which improperly Trump campaign in 2016.” support candidates for fed- like Montana and Kansas rett and flash opposition alleging that Trump’s last acquired and used 87 mil- The super PAC created eral office — but it’s illegal where Trump won easily to abortion or champion campaign worked around lion Facebook users’ pro- a plethora of “crooked Hil- for them to coordinate with in 2016 and embracing other hot-button conser- election rules to coordinate files to predict their behav- lary” memes that circulat- political campaigns. Barrett should win broad vative favorites. B4 THE DAILY ITEM SATURDAY, OCTOBER 17, 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 Late-night smoking clouds neighbors’ sweet dreams DEAR ABBY: My fam- thing has become about ily and I bought a house Dear Abby is written by Abigail politics for my husband. I in a nice, quiet, safe have absolutely no inter- neighborhood three years Van Buren, also known as Jeanne est in hearing about what ago. What we didn’t know Phillips, and was founded by her happens politically in big prior to moving in was mother, Pauline Phillips. Contact cities — or anywhere, for that our next-door neigh- that matter. How can I bor sometimes smokes Dear Abby at DearAbby.com or P.O. get him to stop going on cigarettes. Box 69440, Los Angeles, CA 90069. and on about what he It rains eight months reads or hears? So far, I out of the year here, and haven’t been successful, we usually keep our win- and we end up arguing. dows closed, so it isn’t an night or early in the wouldn’t have needed to Must I take an interest in issue. But during the morning. I don’t know if write to me now. it for his sake? Do you see summer, we like to sleep this is how they handle Slamming your win- any room for a compro- with the windows open. insomnia or what the dow shut is not a friendly mise? When our neighbor steps deal is. Why do they still or efficient way to com- outside for a cigarette, smoke in this day and municate because these DON’T SHOW ME IN the smoke drifts into our age? people are not mind read- MISSOURI bedroom. There’s no landlord to ers. Going next door, in- Our homes are separat- complain to because they troducing yourself, polite- DEAR DON’T: To ed by small yards, so at own their home. After all ly explaining that there’s some degree, you have to first, I thought they these years, we have nev- a problem and asking if allow your husband to didn’t realize that the er introduced ourselves they could smoke on the vent. Because we are in smoke was bothering us. to each other, and I don’t other side of their house, an important election Eventually I began to get believe they care to know away from your bedroom year, there is no escaping upset. When I wake up in us any more than we care window, would be better. the subject. If you listen, the middle of the night to to get to know them. Be- If you can’t bring yourself you may learn something use the bathroom, I can cause of this, confronting to do that, write a letter you didn’t know that smell it. I have made a them is not an option. — keeping the communi- could be relevant to you. point of loudly slamming What do we do? cation civil — and tell Limit the amount of time the windows shut, hoping them in simple language you spend listening, but I it would make them stop. HATES THE SMOKE that you would appreci- don’t recommend cutting There is no way they IN OREGON ate their cooperation in him off. I’m willing to bet don’t hear the noise, but solving this problem. that you sometimes bring it doesn’t stop them. DEAR HATES: Your up subjects that may be We don’t want to have letter illustrates the dis- DEAR ABBY: I’ve less than fascinating for to keep our windows advantages of isolation- been with the same man him, too. Tolerance and a closed, because it is not ism. Had you made a for 22 years, married for willingness to compro- an everyday occurrence. point of introducing your- 16. We live in a small mise are two of the ingre- It happens once a week self when you (or they) town. During the last dients in a healthy mar- or so, and always late at moved in, you probably four or five years, every- riage. BRIDGE

The points point to the right play John Byrom, an English poet who an opponent opened the bidding, coined the phrase Tweedledum and always count the high-card points. Tweedledee (in connection with The dummy has 18 and declarer 10. what?), wrote, “The point is plain as That leaves only 12 for the oppo- a pike-staff.” nents, but East opened the bidding; In today’s deal, the points pointed he must have the diamond queen. plainly to the best play for both sides South plays a diamond to the king, — how? then runs the diamond jack through Against five diamonds, West led East. the heart nine. East overtook with his Now let East count the points. 10 and cashed the heart ace. What There are 18 on the board, and he happened next? has 12. That leaves only 10 for West In the auction, South’s jump to and South. So, West has at most the three diamonds promised 9-11 useless club jack. But there is one points. North cue-bid three hearts in chance. At trick three, East should the hope that his partner could bid lead the heart three. When West ruffs three no-trump with a heart stopper. with the diamond three, declarer When South could not, North went must overruff with dummy’s 10, and for game in the minor. now East gains a trump trick. It is a Suppose East shifts to a club at knockout uppercut. trick three. Declarer must find the di- Byrom was discussing the relative amond queen to make his contract. merits of composers George Handel Whenever you buy the contract after and Giovanni Bononcini. SATURDAY, OCTOBER 17, 2020 THE DAILY ITEM B5 TV BEST BETS EVENING TV LISTINGS SATURDAY’S TV OCTOBER 17, 2020 7:00 7:30 8:00 8:30 9:00 9:30 10:00 10:30 11:00 11:30 12:00 12:30 1:00 Saturday, Oct. 17 Nikki DeLoach, Andrew Walker and Henri- BROADCAST STATIONS ette Ivanans star. Help! 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SPECIAL LYNN CITY COUNCIL MEETING and shift utilization of funding to meet community needs messages requesting to speak must be received prior to 12:30 p.m. • Body Cams to be worn by Lynn Police officers on Friday October 23, 2020. In accordance with Massachusetts General Laws Chapter 30A, • We demand change to City of Lynn policies regarding Section 20 and Section 7 – 9 of the Lynn City Charter, a Special police and police contracts, Any individual desiring to submit written materials regarding the Meeting of the Lynn City Council will be held on Saturday, October • Institutes a policy, of not stationing police inside schools, petition should submit the same via e-mail: [email protected] or 24, 2020 at 11:00 a.m., via Zoom video conference recording, Lynn regular mail to: Lynn City Council Office, c/o Terry young, Lynn in order to disrupt the Community Television and Lynn Community Television Facebook City Council Office, Lynn City Hall, Lynn, MA 01901. Documents school-to-prison pipeline Live simulcast. may also be submitted via the Lynn City Hall Drop Box located at • Review paid administrative leave policy as well as the Johnson Street entrance. The deadline for the submission of Pursuant to Governor Baker’s Executive Order acting pursuant to withholding pensions and policy of rehiring police with documentary materials shall be 12:30 p.m., Friday October 23, the powers provided by Chapter 639 of the Acts of 1950 and Section complaint records. 2020. The documentary materials must be submitted via a zip drive 2A of Chapter 17 of the Massachusetts General Laws, the meeting • Require police to be personally liable for misconduct settle- or similar device compatible to a Windows Operating System.**** chambers will be closed to the public. 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CITY OF PEABODY COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS Conservatorship of Joseph K. Riccioli NOTICE TO BIDDERS THE TRIAL COURT Suffolk Probate Docket No: SU10P0742PM PROBATE AND FAMILY COURT Attachment to Petition to Sell Real Estate General Bids from contractors addressed to the Office of the City Purchasing CITATION Exhibit "A" Agent, % Department of Public Services, 50 Farm Ave. Peabody, MA 01960, will G.L. c. 210, S 6 be received until 2:00 PM, prevailing local time, Thursday, November 12, 2020, Docket No. ES20A0128AD Condominium Unit. No N 3-M ( the "Unit") in the Condominium known as Summit and then be opened and read for the work: Estate Condominium (the "Condominium") situated at 1000 Paradise Road, Essex Probate and Family Court Swampscott, Massachusetts, created by Master Deed (the "Master Deed") dated Demolition of Building at 24 Caller Street 36 Federal Street September 10, 1980, and recorded with the Essex South District Regitry of Deeds, Salem, MA 01970 Book 6740, Page 64, as amended of record. The Plans and Specifications prepared by Weston & Sampson Engineers describe (978)744-1020 demolition of a single story wood and concrete structure of approximate 6,000 SF The post office address of said Unit is: 1006 Paradise Road, 3M North, footprint with building slab to remain, including abatement procedures associated In the matter of: Skylar Rose McCarriston Swampscott, MA 01907 with demolition, and other requirements as set forth in the bid documents. To: Janelle Kristen Gromada L.K.A Lynn, MA. The unit is more particularly described in: (1) the Master Deed; (2) such site and The Bid Documents, in electronic file format including Plans and Specifications, any unnamed or unknown parent and persons interested in a petition for the floor plans as have been recorded or filed therewith; (3) the first Unit Deed may be obtained from the Office of the Purchasing Agent, by email request to: adoption of said child and to the Department of Children and Families of said thereof, and (4) copies of portions as such site and floor plans filed therewith. [email protected] Commonwealth, 280 Merrimac St., 2nd fl. Lawrence, MA 01843 A petition has been presented to said court by The unit is conveyed together with an undivided .4152% interest in the Form for General Bid is available ONLY from the Office of the Purchasing Agent as Organization of Unit Owners created by instrument September 10, 1980, and provided to firms issued all other Bid Documents pursuant to the Instructions to Peter Craig McCarriston of Marblehead, MA recorded with the Registry of Deeds, Book 6740, Page 101, as amended of Bidders. Mary Theresa McCarriston of Marblehead, MA record. requesting leave to adopt said child and that the name of the child be changed to The City of Peabody is not responsible for accuracy or completeness of bids Subject to and together with he benefit of: prepared by parties using documents for this work obtained from any source other If you object to this adoption you are entitled to the appointment of an than directly from the City Purchasing Agent. Only those firms on record with the attorney if you are an indigent person. (1) the Provisions of M.G.L., Chapter 183A, as amended from time to time, City Purchasing Department shall receive communications concerning this Bid, as (2) the provisions and matters set forth and/or referred to in the Master will be issued after the date above, on which Bid Documents were first made An indigent person is defined by SJC Rule 3:10. The definition includes but is not Deed, as amended of record, available. limited to persons receiving TAFDC, EACDC, poverty related veteran's benefits, (3) the provisions of the instrument creating the Unit Owners Organization Medicaid, and SSI. The Court will determine if you are indigent. Contact an and the By-Laws thereunder as recorded or filed with the Mater Deed and All bids shall be accompanied by bid security presented as a bid bond in the form Assistant Judicial Case Manager of Adoption Clerk of the Court before the date such Rules and Regulations as many be promulgated thereunder, as prescribed under MGL Ch. 30 § 39M, in cash, or a certified check, or treasurer's or listed to obtain the necessary forms. amended record and cashier's check issued by a responsible bank or trust company, drawn for an (4) the provision set forth and referred to in the United Deed of Bentley amount of five percent (5%) of the value of the bid, such security as provided shall IF YOU DESIRE TO OBJECT THERETO, YOU OR YOUR ATTORNEY MUST FILE A Homes, Inc. to Irma Sheldon recorded in the Registry, Book 6746, Page be made payable to the City of Peabody. WRITTEN APPEARANCE IN SAID COURT AT: Salem 550, to which Deed reference in herein made for title.

A Performance Bond, as well as a Labor and Materials or Payment Bond, each in ON OR BEFORE TEN O'CLOCK IN THE MORNING (10:00 AM) ON: 12/07/2020 LOCUS: 1006 Paradise Road, Unit N 3-M, Summit Estate Condominium, such a form as prescribed in the Bid Documents, and issued by a firm properly Swampscott, MA 01907 licensed in the Commonwealth of Massachusetts, shall be furnished to the City Witness, Jennifer M R Ulwick, First Justice of this Court before the signing of the Contract, by the Contractor who shall be awarded the Date: September 30, 2020 Item: October: 17, 2020 work. These bonds shall be drawn for One Hundred Percent (100%) of the Total Pamela Casey O'Brien Contract Price. Register of Probate GENERAL Item: October 3, 10, 17, 2020 HELP WANTED RENTALS Minimum wage rates established for this project by the Commonwealth of Massachusetts under authority of M.G.L., Chapter 149, sec. 26 to 27G inclusive, Full time with benefits. Dental Lab in and federal Davis-Bacon wage rates as received by the City of Peabody are found NOTICES HELP WANTED Lynn seeks person to run Model & Die OFFICE SPACE in the Bid Documents. Dept. Will train. $16/hr to start. Call 781.599.5850 Dedicated individual Professional Procedures may be announced during the conduct of the bid, including procedures PAY CALLS JOB INFORMATION concerning bid opening, to be compliance with COVID-19 directives applicable to SERVICES Offices; 8 rooms; 1,900 sq.ft+-; this solicitation. Large snow removal company 30 years Lynnway 1st floor; TAW ok; Triple in business with state of the art net; 781-632-0008 Pay Call Numbers NOTICE equipment seeking: *Shovelers GREAT The City of Peabody reserves the right to waive any informality in, or to reject any (900, 976 and 550) REAL ESTATE For more information and assistance PAY (Must have reliable transporta- or all Bids, or part(s) thereof, including the Alternate, and to accept the qualified Advertiser telephone numbers with regarding the reliability of business tion) Must be available during snow FOR SALE Bid deemed most satisfactory to the City, if it be in the best public interest to do 900, 976 and 550 prefixes MUST opportunities, work-at-home opportuni- events 24/7, weekends and holi- so. disclose the price of the telephone All real estate advertising in this ties, employment services and financ- days. Local candidates around the call. When a number is published newspaper is subject to the Federal ing, the Daily Item urges its readers to Woburn Area Please. Email resume to Fair Housing Act of 1968, the Massachu- /s/ Daniel B. Doucette, Purchasing Agent within the advertisement the per contact the Better Business Bureau [email protected] or call setts Anti Discrimination Act and the Boston and minute and/or flat charge must be Cambridge Fair Housing Ordinances, which makes Inc., 290 Donald Lynch Blvd., Suite 781-933-4157 Item: October 17, 2020 included. If you dial a pay per call it illegal to advertise any preference, limitation, or 102, Marlborough, MA 07152-4705 or Job Types: Full-time, Part-time discrimination based on race, color, religion, sex, number from an advertisement appear- handicap, familial status, national origin, ancestry, call 508-652-4800 Job Type: Temporary ing in the classified section and it age, children, marital status, sexual orientation, Pay: $25.00 - $30.00 per hour veteran's status, or source of income or any DOES NOT disclose this information, NOTICE intention to make any such preference, limitation please notify the Item classified Don't pay to find work before you get PLUMBING or discrimination. This newspaper will not knowingly accept any department immediately. Response to the job. Legitimate job placement firms Plumbing Distributor seeks reliable advertising for real estate which is in violation of any pay per call numbers will be that work to fill specific positions person for counter sales. Basic the law. Our readers are hereby informed that all charged to your telephone bill and cannot charge an upfront fee. For free plumbing familiarity helpful, but dwellings in this newspaper are available on an equal opportunity basis. To complain of anyone under 18 years of age must information about avoiding employ- not necessary Full time, secure, discrimination, please call HUD toll-free at have parent's consent. ment service scams, write the Federal benefits 1-800-669-9777. For the N.E. area, call HUD at Trade Commission at Washington, Winsupply Wakefield (formerly 617-595-5308. The toll-free number for the Please call immediately for further hearing-impaired is 1-800-927-9275. details or information. D.C., 20580 or call the National Fraud Avon Supply Co.) 781-245-8715 CLASSIFIED Information Center, (781)593-7700 1-800-876-7060 SATURDAY, OCTOBER 17, 2020 THE DAILY ITEM CLASSIFIED B7 Thai police crack down on protesters; PM refuses to resign

By Jerry Harmer number of arrests at 100. ASSOCIATED PRESS Police had earlier closed roads and put up bar- BANGKOK — Riot po- ricades around a major lice in Thailand cracked Bangkok intersection down on thousands of stu- where some 10,000 pro- dent-led protesters who testers defied the new rallied Friday in the cap- decree Thursday. Police ital in defiance of a strict in riot gear secured the state of emergency, while area, while malls in the the prime minister reject- normally busy shopping ed calls for his resigna- district closed early. Near- tion. by mass transit stations The protesters gath- were closed to stop crowds ered in torrential mon- of protesters from getting soon rains to push their near the area. demands, including that The student protesters, Prime Minister Prayuth however, simply moved Chan-ocha leave office, the down the street to another constitution be amended large intersection. and the nation’s monar- Prayuth’s government chy undergo reform. declared a strict new state It was the second day of emergency for the cap- they defied an order not ital on Thursday, a day to gather, imposed after after the heckling of the some demonstrators heck- motorcade. led a royal motorcade, an The state of emergen- unprecedented develop- cy outlaws public gath- ment in Thailand, where erings of more than five the monarchy is normally people and bans the dis- held in reverence. semination of news that Police used water can- is deemed to threaten nons and charged at the national security. It also crowd, scattering protest- gives authorities broad ers, onlookers and report- powers, including detain- PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS ers. Journalists who were ing people at length with- hit by the water said it out charge. Pro democracy demonstrators face water canons as police try to clear the protest venue in caused a stinging sensa- A number of protest Bangkok, Thailand, Friday. tion and was dyed blue, to leaders have already been mark protesters for possi- rounded up since the de- The protesters charge speakers criticized the Thais accuse the protest It normal in Thailand ble later arrest. cree went into effect. On that Prayuth, who as king’s wealth, his influ- movement of seeking to for those waiting for a roy- Police appeared to have Friday another two activ- army commander led a ence and that he spends end the monarchy, an alle- al motorcade to sit on the assumed control of the ists were arrested under 2014 coup that toppled an much of his time outside gation its leaders deny. ground or prostrate them- rally site, and much of a law covering violence elected government, was the country. Wednesday’s incident selves. the crowd retreated down against the queen for returned to power unfair- Thailand’s royal family with the royal motorcade The king has not com- a street to nearby Chu- their alleged part in the ly in last year’s general has long been considered was stunned many Thais. mented publicly on the lalongkorn University, heckling of the motorcade. election because laws had sacrosanct and a pillar of Video that circulated protests. Nightly TV news where some organizers They could face up to life been changed to favor a Thai identity. King Maha widely showed members on the royal family showed advised them to shelter in prison if convicted. pro-military party. Vajiralongkorn and other of a small crowd heck- him addressing former if they were not going di- The protest movement But the movement took key member of the royal ling a motorcade carry- members of the long-de- rectly home. was launched in March by a stunning turn in Au- family are protected by a ing Queen Suthida and funct Communist Party Police said several pro- university students and gust, when students at a lese majeste law that has Prince Dipangkorn as it of Thailand who had been testers and police were its original core demands rally aired unprecedented regularly been used to si- slowly passed. Security given land as part of a injured during the push- were new elections, chang- criticism of the monarchy lence critics who risk up personnel stood between reconciliation program in ing and shoving and sev- es in the constitution to and issued calls for its to 15 years in prison if the vehicles and the crowd the late 1970s under the en people were arrested. make it more democratic, reform. Using direct lan- deemed to have insulted and there was no visible patronage of Vajiralong- An opposition lawmaker, and an end to intimida- guage normally expressed the institution. violence and none was de- korn’s father, the late King Pita Limjaroenrat, put the tion of activists. in whispers if at all, the Conservative royalist scribed by witnesses. Bhumibol Adulyadej. CLASSIFIED

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Estate of: Arthur Johnson

Also Known As:

Date of Death: July 22, 2020

Essex Division

To all persons interested in the above captioned estate, by Petition of

Petitioner: Kimberly A Cummings of Eastham MA

Kimberly A Cummings of Eastham MA has been informally appointed as the Personal Representative of the estate to serve without surety on the bond.

The estate is being administered under informal procedure by the Personal Representative under the Massachusetts Uniform Probate Code without supervision by the Court. Inventory and accounts are not required to be filed with the Court, but interested parties are entitled to notice regarding the administration from the Personal Representative and can petition the Court in any matter relating Have a story to share? to the estate, including distribution of assets and expenses of administration. Interested parties are entitled to petition the Court to institute formal proceedings and to obtain orders terminating or restricting the powers of Personal Need a question answered? Representatives appointed under informal procedure. A copy of the Petition and Will, if any, can be obtained from the Petitioner. [email protected] Item: October 17, 2020

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10 BESSOM ST 72 NAHANT ST 31 LINCOLN PARK 55 NANCY AVE 11 CHURCH ST U:123 222 CENTRAL ST $715,000 $995,000 $520,000 $500,000 $465,000 $5,300,000 B: Betim Luzha B: Wsmg LLC B: Lindsey G Fitzemeyer & B: Jamie Paredes & Jolany Reyes B: Joanne Okeefe B: MHC 95 LLC S: RFR Development Inc S: John P Sousa & Joseph M Matthew E Fitzemeyer S: Norman Beverly Est & Harriet S: Maria A Kline S: Janet M Boccelli Tr, Tr for 222 Sousa S: Nicole E Esdra Norman Ctrl St T 20-20A BULFINCH ST 36 FORRESTER ST U:3 $630,000 14 ROCKAWAY CT 24 PROSPECT ST 51 PAUL AVE $445,000 228 CENTRAL ST B: Nicholas C Leonardson $307,000 $550,000 $625,000 B: Jacqueline Kinney & Michael $5,300,000 S: Robert A Mailloux B: Katherine E Dominguez & B: Matthew E Tesone B: Luke D Constantino & Sandra Mcclung B: MHC LLC David Fielding S: Craig M Davis & Chris A M Ferreira S: Lars Hoffbeck S: Joseph A Boccelli Tr, Tr for 7 CHASE LN U:7 S: David J Fielding Goddard S: David B Squibb Tr, Tr for Central St T $370,000 Cynthia R Squibb T 1 FRIEND ST B: Linda M Greene 55 STONEWOOD LN 14 REED ST U:2 $393,000 228 CENTRAL ST S: Janet I Nixon $410,000 $305,000 9 PEARL RD B: Dylan G Reid & Carolina E $5,300,000 B: Theodore B Diehl B: Kristen Croy-Lyons $619,000 Worrall B: MHC 95 LLC 259-261 CHESTNUT ST S: Bledsoe Elaine F Est & S: Valenda Applegarth B: Mark C Masiello & Lisa A S: Joshua J Talbot S: Janet M Boccelli Tr, Tr for 222 $725,000 Patricia Demontier Massa Ctrl St T B: Hector I Flores & Oneida S 201 W SHORE DR U:B S: Geraldine R Buono Tr, Tr for 9 48 GALLOWS HILL RD Medrano 84 WILLIAMS AVE $387,500 Pearl Road Peabody NT $510,000 1 CHEEVER AVE S: Princeton Prop Acq LLC $345,000 B: Garrett D Baker & Jacqueline B: Jeffrey Mcnally & Kelly Klocker $835,000 B: Jalyssa Wallace D Bouchard 3 RAINBOW CIR S: Andrew Boumil 3rd & Jan L B: Dustin Huynh & Michelle Le 301 CHESTNUT ST S: Huy Nguyen & Anh Pham S: Jennifer G Burke & Thomas M $465,000 Boumil S: Patricia Parker Tr, Tr for S&P $236,000 Burke 3rd B: Charles M Meyers & Anita Parker RT B: Caribbean Rlty Invs LLC 30 WOODLAWN ST Chinda-Sao 14 GOODELL ST S: Eufrocina Dulay-Olaes $550,000 63 WASHINGTON ST U:1 S: Francis J Bates Jr Tr, Tr for $470,000 10 ERNEST ST B: Basilio E Cabrera & Jose M $200,000 Dorothy M Bates IRT B: Allan Mayorga & Christine C $515,000 49 COLLINS STREET TER Ramos-Alvarez B: Tinamarie Saldutti Mayorga B: Carmine Pierre & Carwine $370,000 S: Acie P Avery Jr & Adena Avery S: Kathleen Coner 6 SHEFFIELD DR S: Elizabeth A Caselden & Ryan Pierre B: Erik E Guevara Sr & Heidi $706,500 S Caselden S: Deanna M Oxley Damaris-Guevara 74 WOODMAN ST NAHANT B: Candis A Bolden & Scott P S: Melody J Forerno & Wallace $330,000 Bolden 10 HATHORNE ST 20 HARRISON AVE R Fornero B: Yeimy K Maldonado 156 BASS POINT RD U:1 S: Kathrynn L Demakes & Peter $430,000 $453,000 S: Ron R Mao $822,800 S Demakes B: Heritage Development LLC B: Rebecca Schranz & Adrian 15 DEARBORN AVE B: Wilson Tom Tr, Tr for Maryellen S: Linda Locke Zimbelman $655,000 LYNNFIELD Maurer 2019 RET 4 WALCOTT ST S: Diane L Colella & Denise D B: Edwin A Perez & Rene F Perez S: Remade LLC $409,000 409 LAFAYETTE ST Sigmon S: Michelle A Gouveia 22 HOMESTEAD RD B: Lenyx D Carter & Richard A $1,150,000 $720,000 132 BASS POINT RD Carter B: Naomi J Cottrell & Richard M 19 HORTON ST 7 DELL CT B: Hayley Gray & Thomas J Gray $243,000 S: Garen J Demirdogen Jones $500,000 $400,000 S: Jason M Logrippo & Jessica B: ATK Equities LLC S: Peter A Kirkpatrick Tr, Tr for B: Jennafer Harrison & Ryan F B: Irma G Aguilar & Victoria E P Logrippo S: Ash Ventures LLC 8 WALNUT ST U:103 Kirkpatrick FT Harrison Aguilar $329,900 S: Deborah A Pappas S: Valnei Silva & Omar Santos 3 IVANHOE DR PEABODY B: Hillary Tamburello 181 NORTH ST U:204 $830,000 S: Nina Bermudez $281,999 22 IRON WORKS WAY 27 EDWARDS CT B: Asil Oztekin & Reyhane B: Julie A Manganis $920,000 $550,000 9 CHARLES ST Oztekin $600,000 3704 WOODBRIDGE RD U:3704 S: Theresa M Putnam Tr, Tr for B: Le Phung B: Keyla Garcia-Umanzor & S: Charles A Diblasi & Lillian R $452,000 Putnam LT S: Vince L Wong Corina Umanzor-DeCole B: Terens Qosja Diblasi S: JCG Investments LLC B: Devi C Berlangieri & Michael S: Illuminada Matos & Pradys J Berlangieri 6 ORD ST 1911 LEWIS O GRAY DR U:1911 Matos 3 MITCHELL RD 107 FOSTER ST U:105 S: Tiffany Matarazzo & Matthew $428,000 $429,000 $699,900 $220,000 Mauro B: Joy Richmond-Smith B: Anna Bagarella & Peter J 87 EUTAW AVE B: Jacqueline A Gryska Tr, Tr for S: Diamond Capital Inc Bagarella $245,000 B: Monica Pepen Mcmanus IRT S: Andrzej Rudnicki SALEM S: Albert D Corricelli B: Hector Lopez S: Janice M Faria & John W Faria 21 SCHOOL ST S: Constantine D Rasmussen & $430,000 343 LINCOLN AVE Christopher Wahl 66 GARDNER ST 17 AMANDA WAY 15 OLDE TOWNE RD $400,000 $670,000 B: Deborah L Wilson & Emily $390,000 $820,000 Wilson B: Lisardo A Mazariegos 40 FAIR OAKS AVE B: Brian Burns B: Steven Archambault & B: Jason M Logrippo & Jessica S: James D Oryan & Leah Oryan S: Maria Lavacca & Richard $480,000 S: Daniel Gorman & Rachel A Heather Taft P Logrippo Lavacca B: Dennis A Garcia Gorman S: Dorothy L Foley S: Joanne K Weafer 4 SETTLERS WAY U:4 S: Kimberly Candilieri 4 HANCOCK ST U:2 16 AMERICA WAY U:3AW $600,000 250 WALNUT ST 6 PIZZUTI WAY B: Stephanie Scanlon & Alan $487,500 47 GLENWOOD RD $360,000 $365,000 $1,450,000 Zeuli B: Michael Fitzgerald & $255,000 B: Jenni Gardiner B: Glenn Bergevin & Patrice B: Britney Martinello & George S: Brian P Finnegan Tr, Tr for Jacqueline Jamakorzian B: 31-35 Putnam Street LLC S: David E Cutler & Adam T Bergevin Vasiliadis Capricorn 8 T S: Kathleen A Demaras Tr, Tr for S: Comeau Michael L Est & Drohan S: Garrett D Baker S: Kathryn M Philbin & Matthew Kathleen A Demaras RET Mary-Ellen L Smiley T Philbin HARDY ST 31 BEAVER ST 55 WARREN ST $850,000 190 LOCUST ST $75,000 $341,000 SWAMPSCOTT B: Ryan D Meador & Kelly A Ran $900,000 1200 SALEM ST U:50 B: Michael Indelicato Tr, Tr for 0 B: Michael J Camille & Lori A S: Naomi J Cottrell & Richard M B: Michael Russo Jr Tr, Tr for MG $510,000 Hardy Street RT White 5 DALE ST Jones RT B: Marie Digaetano & Roger S S: Kevin Flaherty Tr, Tr for Walnut S: Brittney Leibert & Adam $954,000 S: David B Fijux Tr, Tr for LBF T Digaetano Place Condo T Pyneburg B: Vendy Tran & Samnang Sar S: Marianne Herlihy 74 WHARF ST U:J7 S: Jacqueline M Morando & 293 LYNNFIELD ST 8 LISA RD 35 BELLEAU RD $385,000 James J Morando Jr $380,000 MARBLEHEAD $685,100 $1,000,000 B: Justin S Mattera & Matthew B: Johan Rivera & Jonathan B: Joseph Capprini & Angela C B: David E Cutler & Adam T J Mattera 9 LAWRENCE RD Rizzo 27-R BROWN ST Foley Drohan S: Brittani S Andler $767,000 S: Philip Kelly Tr, Tr for Lynnfield $2,695,000 S: Kenzie Mckinnon & Thomas R S: Ralph Newhall Tr, Tr for Carl J B: Brent H Besch & Christina L Street NT B: Rachel Schauer Mckinnon Decotis RET SAUGUS Besch S: Margaret S Sides Tr, Tr for S: Eli Talkov Tr, Tr for Muriel L 47 MAPLE ST Parkers Pond RT 9 LISA RD 129 BRIDGE ST U:2 218 CENTRAL ST Talkov RET $394,900 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