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By David McLellan chusetts, ve of them fatal cases, and has ITEM STAFF been declared a public health emergency at international, national, and state lev- Tedesco worker LYNN — The COVID-19 virus has made els. its way to Lynn. “Of cials within the Lynn Department tests positive The city’s rst case of the virus was of Public Health will be actively monitor- con rmed Saturday, according to both the ing the patient and conducting an exten- MARBLEHEAD — An employee of Te- Lynn Board of Health and Mayor Thomas sive investigation into who the patient desco Country Club has tested positive for M. McGee’ of ce. has come into contact with recently,” said the COVID-19 virus. McGee said in a statement that the un- mayoral spokeswoman Elizabeth Gerva- identi ed patient is currently under quar- cio in a statement. The announcement was made Sunday antine at home. The city got the noti ca- “All those people who have been con- by club president David Campbell in an tion from the Massachusetts Department rmed to have come into direct contact email to members. of Public Health. with this patient will be noti ed by their Campbell said the employee had been COVID-19 is a strain of coronavirus that has infected at least 646 people in Massa- LYNN, A3 TEDESCO, A3 SBA Swampscott stays in touch shows it means business By Thor Jourgensen ITEM STAFF ITEM PHOTO | OLIVIA FALCIGNO Tara Driscoll joined the Nah- For Jim Appleton, a feder- ant Fire Department earlier al business disaster loan is last month, making her one of great news. For Sarah Nar- only two female re ghters on cus, an interest-payment deferral on her loans is a life the force. saver. Appleton and Narcus run separate businesses in dif- Nahant ferent communities — Lynn and Peabody — but as event rental providers they have seen business plummet as re ghter coronavirus cancels gradua- ITEM PHOTOS | OLIVIA FALCIGNO tions, commencements and all other mass gatherings. Above, Abby, 8, and Charlie Hucker, 4, respond to a note through the front door just one of “In 40 years doing what I after Aliza, 8, and Leo Goldstein, 4, drew on the pavement of their front yard, do, I have never seen any- below. Children in the community of Swampscott have been communicating thing like this,” said Apple- through chalk and driveways since the outbreak of COVID-19 has forced com- ton, president of Roland L. munities to practice social distancing. the guys Appleton Inc. in Lynn. Spring normally means Ap- By Elyse Carmosino pleton ramps his 15-person ITEM STAFF workforce up to 25 employ- ees to meet warm weather NAHANT — Tara Driscoll is one event demands. Coronavirus of just two female re ghters who and its social distancing pre- are part of Nahant’s Fire Depart- cautions forced him to cut ment. his workforce to eight em- The 31-year-old joined the team ployees. last month after completing the “There’s not much for them state’s call/volunteer recruit train- to do,” he admitted. ing program, where she was, once He applied for a Small again, one of only two women in her Business Administration graduating class of 27. (SBA) disaster loan and said Being a woman in any male-domi- the help he will receive from nated industry is often dif cult, but it is key to his business’ sur- Driscoll said the physicality of re vival. ghting especially can present a The SBA last Friday an- unique set of challenges. nounced Massachusetts re- “(Just) body mechanics — guys ceived approval for the disas- are naturally stronger,” she said. “It ter declaration statewide for is what it is.” small businesses and private Rather than let this deter her, non-pro ts to apply for the Driscoll — who said she’s always been athletic — welcomes the chal- SBA, A3 lenge. In addition to her day job of bartending at Kelly Greens Golf Course, she stays on top of her New Lynn playground off limits College prep physical tness by working out reg- ularly. “They de nitely don’t (go easy program takes on me),” she said of her re ghter training. “But if you’re struggling with something, I feel like they kind students online of notice it more because they’re al- ready looking to make sure you’re By Steve Krause OK because you’re a girl. ITEM STAFF “It’s good, though, because you know they aren’t going to let you LYNN — Peter Barros worries about just fall through the cracks.” how the high school juniors in this year’s She added that the teamwork in- La Vida Scholar program are going to volved in re ghting means every fare under the provisions made neces- person’s contribution is important, sary by the COVID-19 pandemic. regardless of gender. But then again, he says, “if there’s a “A lot of my power is in my legs. generation that’s best adaptable to do things virtually, and Facetiming, and I don’t lift something that’s heavy things like that, it is this one. They’ve the same way that a guy with a lot been doing it in their own lives.” of upper body strength would. I use Barros is chief executive of cer of the a different technique to utilize the college prep program that is geared to- NAHANT, A3 ward nding Lynn boys and girls of low-income families and matching them up with colleges that might be able to not By Gayla Cawley Although the city’s youth The $120,000 project to only accept them, but offer generous - Lynn nancial aid packages. ITEM STAFF may be itching to use the renovate the Warren City to close all buildings to the La Vida also offers these students help public effective Monday. A2 new playground, doing so Street Playground has LYNN — There’s a mix- in navigating the arduous process of ap- been completed, but the ture of excitement and could put its health, and plying to college and scholarships. It is a Opinion playground structures concern from Ward 6 City that of the community, at program that is built around the very so- Commentary: Even now, laughter risk as the worldwide coro- have been shut down is the best medicine. A4 Councilor Fred Hogan as cial interaction this virus has eliminated the long-awaited instal- navirus (COVID-19) out- by Mayor Thomas M. for the time being. Nahant lation of $50,000 worth break continues to spread McGee and the Board of La Vida’s Munroe Street of ce is closed, Fire department to defer of new playground equip- throughout the state. Health amid concerns and much of the work usually done smoke, CO inspections. A6 ment at Warren Street over COVID-19. Park is nearly complete. 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OBITUARIES ...... A2 POLICE/FIRE ...... A6 HEALTH ...... B3 HIGH 40° VOL. 142, ISSUE 87 OPINION ...... A4 LOOK! ...... A8 COMICS/DIVERSIONS ...... B4-5 LOW 37° COMMUNITY CALENDAR ...... A5 SPORTS ...... B1-2 CLASSIFIED ...... B6-7 PAGE A8 $1.50 A2 THE DAILY ITEM MONDAY, MARCH 23, 2020 OBITUARIES Lynn to close all Dorothy A. Kirby, 93 Jane F. Gould, 91 1927-2020 city buildings LYNN — Dorothy A. (Mc- PEABODY — Jane F. (Lovett) Quade) Kirby, age 93, of Lynn, Gould, 91, of Peabody, died LYNN — Mayor Thom- shifted to addressing and died peacefully on Thursday, peacefully Monday, March as M. McGee announced staf ng the COVID-19 March 19, 2020 at the Ka- 16 surrounded by her loving Sunday night that all es- emergency management plan Family Hospice House family at the Kaplan Family sential city services pro- operations. He said that in Danvers, surrounded by her Hospice House in Danvers fol- vided by City Hall, the De- includes growing the ca- loving family. She was the de- lowing a brief illness. She was partment of Public Works pacity of the city’s task voted wife of the late Richard the devoted wife of the late and the Lynn Public Li- force teams, which will M. Kirby Sr., with whom she Lloyd F. Gould, with whom she brary will be delivered re- focus on coordination of shared more than 45 years shared 59 years of marriage. motely. concerns in the commu- of marriage and predeceased Jane was born and grew up Effective Monday, all nity, enforcement of state her in 1999. in Lynn, daughter of the late city buildings will be and local government dec- Born in Haverhill in 1927, Russell and Gertrude (Nich- closed to the public un- larations, and overseeing Dorothy was the daughter olson) Lovett. She attended til further notice and all the public health needs of of the late John and Sarah Lynn Classical High School. non-essential services will residents. (Callahan) McQuade. She She moved to Peabody in be limited. Residents are encour- was raised and educated in 1957 and was a resident for The order does not ex- aged to conduct any ur- Lynn, attended St. Joseph’s most of her life, having spent tend to public safety ser- gent City Hall business Grammar School and gradu- 10 years in Naples, Fla., be- vices, which will continue via phone, email or at family feels blessed knowing their daughter Caroline, Chris- ated from Lynn English High fore returning to Peabody in to operate at full staf ng www.lynnma.gov. If resi- School. She earned her bach- that their beloved mother and 2002. topher and his wife Rachel Powers of Denver, Colo., her levels. Curbside trash and dents need to conduct City elor’s degree from Emmanuel grandmother left nothing on Jane waitressed at her sis- daughter, Paula Efraimson recycling pickup will con- Hall business between College, her Master’s Degree the table and lived an extraor- ter’s restaurant, the original tinue on a normal sched- of Peabody and her children, normal hours — Monday in Teaching from Salem State dinary life to be admired; she Rolly’s in Lynn, before retiring ule. to Thursday from 8:30 Jackie and her ancé Tyler and studied for her Doctorate is with God. In a statement, Mc- a.m.-4 p.m. and Friday in 1992. For 25 years she Meilleur of Manchester, N.H., at Boston College. Dorothy was the loving Gee said he was making from 8:30 a.m.-12:30 p.m. served everyday folks break- Bobby Efraimson of Manches- She met Richard after grad- mother of Richard Kirby Jr. and the changes “out of an — they should call 781- fast, lunch and dinner. She ter, N.H., and Danny Efraimson uating from Emmanuel Col- his wife Nancy Brown of Low- was a great conversationalist abundance of caution,” as 598-4000. Slight delays ell, Mary Nussbaum and her of Hampton, N.H., her son Jay lege. They married on Dec. 26, who loved people and politics. COVID-19 cases contin- should be expected. husband Larry of Newtown, Gould and his wife Jeanne 1953, had their rst child, and Even in recent years, she was ue to rise throughout the If residents are unable Pa., Charles Kirby of Peabody, of Beverly and their children, soon thereafter, Richard was an active citizen, ever present state. to make city payments Paul Kirby and his wife Kim of Andrew and Isabella, and her accepted into the FBI acade- at the polling places with her “In light of this truly un- online, they should mail Exeter, N.H., Elizabeth Ruiz of son Patrick Gould and his wife my. After becoming a special grandchildren holding signs paralleled situation, the them or drop them off in Lynn, John Kirby and his wife Chris of Bradford and their agent, he was immediately for her son. city continues to take pre- the city’s lock box, which Diane of Swampscott, Mi- children, Maci and Max; and assigned to a distant of ce in Jane had a bigger than life cautionary measures in has been installed at the chael Kirby and his wife Tere- is also survived by her broth- Chicago. In 1967, they moved personality and a cross-gen- order to reduce the poten- Johnson Street entrance sa of Brentwood, N.H., Sarah er, John Lovett of Florida; and back to Lynn after he was erational following among tial spread of COVID-19 of City Hall. Do not drop granted a transfer back to the Curtis and her husband Skip by many nieces and nephews. within our own communi- cash in the lock box, which of Princeton, James Kirby and nieces, nephews, godchildren, She was predeceased by her Boston of ce. neighbors and family friends ty,” said McGee. “During will be checked regularly Dorothy was an elementary his wife Lori of Nahant and eight siblings. that was decades in the mak- these unprecedented throughout the week. school teacher for Lynn Pub- David Kirby of Lynn; cherished Service information: Due ing. She made everyone feel times, we cannot proceed The city will continue lic Schools and St. Michael’s grandmother and Nana Kirby to the COVID-19 virus, a pri- they were the most important with business as usual to post regular updates Grammar School before of her 34 grandchildren and vate Mass of Christian burial person in the world, because when the health and wel- on the city website, so- choosing to remain at home ve great-grandchildren; and was held on Friday, March fare of our community is cial media and through to raise her 10 children. caring aunt to her many niec- they were to her. 20, 2020 at Our Lady of the Jane is survived by her loving at risk.” the Smart911 emergen- She was a devout Catholic es and nephews. She was the Assumption Church, Lynn- As of Sunday, there have cy noti cation system. and stayed very involved with sister of the late James, John family, Peabody City Councilor  eld, with burial in Cedar Thomas and his wife Sharon been 646 cases and  ve Residents are encour- the church throughout her en- and Mary McQuade. Grove Cemetery, Peabody. A deaths from the corona- Gould of Peabody and their aged to visit the City of tire life. She was a Lector at Service information: Adher- Celebration of Life ceremony virus in Massachusetts, Lynn Health Department children, Cortney and her hus- St. Joseph’s Church and St. ing to the guidelines of the will be held later in Septem- according to the state’s “Coronavirus Resources” band Gregg Hurley and their Mary’s Church and was the Commonwealth of Massachu- ber. Expressions of sympathy Department of Public page at www.lynnma.gov/ former Director of Religious setts and the CDC, funeral children, Quinn, Julia, and Ari may be made in her name Health. coronavirus and sign up Education at St. Joseph’s services will be private. Mass Hurley, and Michael Gould, her to American Parkinson Dis- In addition, McGee for the Smart911 updates Parish. Dorothy cared deeply of Christian burial was held in daughter, Liz and her husband ease Association at www. said city services will be at smart911.com. for others, as she would of- St. Mary’s Church, Lynn and Kevin Powers of Haverhill and apdaparkinson.org. Arrange- ten dedicate herself to local burial was in St. Joseph Cem- their children, Kevin and his ments were made by the organizations such as My etery, Lynn. A Celebration of wife Molly Powers and their CONWAY, CAHILL-BRODEUR Brother’s Table and A Wom- Life ceremony and gathering children, Clare and Mary, Ka- Funeral Home. To view online Maine scallops an’s Concern, which assisted will be held at a later date. Ar- tie and her husband Michael obituary and sign guestbook, unwed expectant mothers. rangements entrusted to SO- Cuozzo of Charlestown, and visit www.ccbfuneral.com. She assisted several women LIMINE Funeral Homes, Lynn. continue their through their pregnancy and In lieu of owers, donations beyond, putting a roof over in Dorothy’s memory may be their heads, feeding them, made to Friends of the Un- Thomas M. Whitten, 55 downward trend giving emotional support and born at www.friendsoftheun- mentoring, until they and their born.org. Online guestbook 1965-2020 By Patrick Whittle It’s Mother Nature; it’s newborn were ready for their to offer condolences at www. PEABODY — Thomas M. ASSOCIATED PRESS year to year,” Porter said. next phase in life. Dorothy solimine.com. Whitten, 55, of Peabody, “We did have some really lived her whole life preparing ROCKPORT, Maine — passed away peacefully early good years.” for her nal reward that she Maine’s prized scallop Saturday morning, at his res- Nationally, the scallop has now achieved. Although eet caught fewer of the idence. harvest grew from 33.8 sad about her passing, her shell sh for the second Thomas was born in Lynn million pounds in 2014 year in a row despite na- to 57.9 million pounds on March 10, 1965, son of tionwide trends toward Thomas D. and Carol (Beaton) in 2018, the most recent increased catch. year for which statistics Whitten. He was raised and Maine is home to a scal- Judith E. Haggis, 76 educated in Lynn and was a are available. The most lop industry that operates important scallop  shing graduate of Lynn Technical in near-shore waters and High School. state is Massachusetts, is beloved in the culinary followed by New Jersey. SAUGUS — Judith E. (Kil- Thomas enjoyed his career world. The state’s scal- gore) Haggis, 76, of Saugus, as a machinist at the Strau- The Maine scallop  sh- lops have cachet in part ery’s recent dip follows a died Thursday, March 19, mann Group in Andover. He because of how quickly 2020 after a brief illness. was an avid outdoorsman period of growth that saw  shermen are able to get the industry navigate out Born in Lynn to the late and loved to go deep sea freshly caught product to Eleanor (Nappi) Kilgore, Ju- shing with his father and of almost complete collapse. consumers. Fishermen harvested just dith was a graduate of Lynn his nephew, Christopher. He But the  shermen har- over 33,000 pounds in Classical High School, Class also enjoyed walking local John; his niece, Jennifer (Nic- vested about 415,000 2005. The state then imple- of 1961. She lived in Lynn for nature trails, summer cook- osia) Chester and family; his pounds of scallop meat mented new conservation several years, and has spent outs, and above all, spending nephew, Christopher Nicosia; in 2019, down more than measures, and the  shery the past 40-plus years living time with his family. He deeply his uncle, William Beaton and 200,000 pounds from rebounded in the 2010s. in Saugus with her loving hus- cherished time spent with his wife Diane his uncle, William 2018. And that year was The state’s industry is band Emanuel Haggis. Judith loved ones, especially his two Whitten and wife Joanne; and a dip from 2017, when bound to experience uc- worked as a department man- daughters, Cassandra and numerous others.  shermen brought nearly tuations from year to year ager for many years at Mar- Danielle. He will be forever Service information: Fu- 800,000 pounds to land. and remains much stron- shalls in Saugus. missed by all those who were neral services will be private One of the reasons for ger than it was 15 years Judith is survived by her lucky enough to know him. due to the current social the decline in catch might ago, said Jeff Nichols, a husband Emanuel; son In addition to his loving situation. In lieu of owers, have been the state’s rota- spokesman for the Maine Charles Haggis of Saugus, son parents, he is survived by his the family kindly asks for tional management sys- Department of Marine Re- Kenneth Haggis of Saugus; In lieu of owers, donations daughters, Cassandra and contributions to the Massa- tem, which closes off some sources. daughter Stacey Vigliotta and can be made in Judith’s Danielle Whitten; his longtime chusetts General Hospital  shing areas every year “We’re still in a lot better her husband Jerry of Saugus; name to a charity of your companion, Jean O’Neil; his Cancer Center. For online to allow young scallops place that we were around her granddaughter, Rachel; choice. To share a condo- loving sister, Sharon (Whit- guestbook, please visit ccb- to grow. The system helps 2005,” Nichols said. “We’re her brother-in-law, John Hag- lence, please visit the online ten) Nicosia and her husband funeral.com. protect the future of the  shery, but it can make for still seeing the success gis; as well as several nieces guestbook at www.Solimine. from the change in man- and nephews. com. challenging years in the short term, said Kristan agement to a rotational Service information: Pri- management.” vate family services will be Derrick A. Grif th Porter, a scallop  sher- held, followed by burial in man from Cutler. Pine Grove Cemetery, Lynn. 1980-2015 “Some rotations do bet- ter than other rotations. 781-593-7700 On March 23, 2015 God Publishing Daily, except Sundays gained a wonderful angel in LAW OFFICE OF USPS-142-820 ISSN-8750-8249 IN MEMORIAM heaven. Derrick Alex Grif th, Periodicals postage paid at Lynn, MA SUSAN D. BLANEY MARIO C. 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Spanish menu available MONDAY, MARCH 23, 2020 THE DAILY ITEM A3 SBA shows it means business Tedesco worker SBA more than for us to be suc- From A1 cessful,” Narcus said. tests positive SBA is conducting in- disaster loan program. formation webinars on TEDESCO especially with outside Applicant businesses are March 23, 11 a.m., and From A1 grounds staff, if testing directed to the SBA’s di- March 24, 1 p.m. to inform becomes more readily saster guidance web page: businesses about the loan working with others in- available and proof of a www.sba.gov/disaster process and share other side the clubhouse last negative test result can be Applicants may apply information. week, and had also pos- made. online, receive additional “The impact that the sibly made contact with In the meantime, he disaster assistance infor- coronavirus is having on certain employees from said, it is expected that mation and download ap- small businesses is dev- the grounds crew. As a the club’s planned open- plications to mail in forms astating,” said Lynn Eco- result, the Tedesco Board ing of the greens on the at: https://disasterloan. nomic Development & of Directors made the de- club-side nine holes will sba.gov/ela . Industrial Development cision to ban access to the be delayed by two weeks Applicants may also call Corp. Executive Director clubhouse for anyone out- — or until mid-April. The SBA’s Customer Service James M. Cowdell. side of an emergency sit- winter course will remain Center at (800) 659-2955 Appleton received a lit- uation. It has also asked open, and those golfers or email disastercustom- tle good news in the past all the club’s employees to who use it are asked not [email protected] for week when medical device stay off club property and to touch the pins, stay at more information on SBA manufacturer Medtronics self-quarantine for the least six feet away from disaster assistance. ITEM PHOTO | SPENSER HASAK rented a tent from Apple- next 14 days. their playing partners, “Small businesses, pri- With no events to prepare for due to cancella- ton for use as a place for Some exceptions may and other types of com- vate non-profit organiza- tions caused by COVID-19, James Gannon of employees to take breaks be made, Campbell said, mon-sense behavior. tions of any size, small Essex takes inventory and cleans the tents that during the work day. agricultural cooperatives Roland L. Appleton Inc., an event rental com- Founded in 1927 by Ap- and small aquaculture en- pany in Lynn, has in storage. pleton’s grandfather, the Lynn confirms first terprises that have been company has operated in financially impacted as a ranza in a statement. down with cancellations several Lynn locations direct result of the Coro- Narcus runs Olio on Pea- and postponements for ev- and prides itself on reflect- case of COVID-19 navirus (COVID-19) since body’s Main Street with ery event,” Narcos said. ing the city’s tough spirit. Jan. 31 may qualify for her mother, Ellen Basch, Mother and daughter Although coronavirus has LYNN ing fever, cough, and respi- Economic Injury Disaster impacted the wedding busi- so meeting payroll is not breathed a huge sigh of re- From A1 ratory distress. According Loans of up to $2 million her main coronavirus-re- lief a week ago when they ness, Without A Hitch, Nar- to the Swampscott Board to help meet financial obli- lated concern. But the pair learned loan payments on cus also runs, she said Olio local Board of Health. of Health, one in five peo- gations and operating ex- have a $1 million loan on the building had been de- remains a local company They will be instructed ple who contract coronavi- penses which could have the historic 43 Main St. ferred and the city had im- committed to Peabody. to stay at home and the rus, which is spreadable been met had the disaster building they bought a posed a payment stoppage “But this is going to be Public Health Depart- among humans, will need not occurred,” said SBA $500,000 business loan. on the business loan. really, really tough for us,” ment will be in daily com- hospitalization. Those Administrator Jovita Car- “We’re completely shut “The city wants nothing she said. munication with them who are most at risk for regarding their potential becoming seriously ill are symptoms for 14 days,” people over the age of 60 she said. and those with preexist- New Lynn playground off limits According to McGee, the ing health conditions, in- city has a plan in place to cluding diabetes, and lung PLAYGROUND nine days. He also pro- new equipment. When the funding from community “effectively monitor this and heart disease. People evolving situation. at higher risk of severe From A1 hibited people from play- books featuring poten- development block grants, ing sports in parks that tial options for new play- was targeted at revamp- “Now more than ever, coronavirus illness should Hogan said last week he require physical contact, ground sets came in, city ing the city’s other dilap- it is vital that everyone be extra diligent about crossed his fingers when such as basketball. officials took them over to idated parks as well. within the City of Lynn avoiding large crowds, follow the recommenda- he was driving by the park Still, Hogan said there’s Warren Street. For instance, the basket- sick people, and nonessen- tions of the (Centers for in hopes that no kids were a lot of excitement sur- Kids who were using the ball courts were removed tial travel. Disease Control and Pre- on the playground. rounding the near-comple- park that day picked out at Bennett Street Play- All people, according to vention) and DPH to do “It’s kind of a bummer, tion of Warren Street Play- the equipment that has ground and the park area McGee, should wash their the appropriate things but we’re just trying to ground’s $120,000 facelift, now been installed, Hogan was turned into a “tot lot,” hands often with soap and to address this ongoing make sure everyone is which has been in the said. a small playground for water for at least 20 sec- crisis, including practic- safe,” he said. “We’re just works for more than a year. The work, which was young children. onds, cover mouths and ing social distancing and following the guidelines In addition to the new paid for as part of a $4 About a decade ago, Ho- noses when coughing or put out in front of us with playground equipment, million bond authorized not gathering together in sneezing, avoid touch- gan said rims had been groups,” McGee said. the (city’s) emergency task which replaced a broken by the council in 2015, taken off the court’s bas- ing faces with unwashed force. It’s difficult times, swing set, two new basket- was desperately needed, The CDC recommends hands, and stay home if ketball hoops because of people stay at least six feet but it’s new to all of us and ball courts were installed the city’s Community De- problems with gangs and sick. we’ve got to get through it.” last summer and the space velopment Director James away from one another, be- Dr. Geoff Pechinsky, the goal of the $50,000 cause the disease caused Mayor Thomas M. Mc- will include a community Marsh said in a past inter- renovation was to make it chief medical officer at Gee last week ordered garden. view, noting that the park by coronavirus is spread Lynn Community Health more of a park for kids. by respiratory droplets that all playground struc- “It’s just exciting stuff,” had fallen into disrepair. “It’s a good park to go Center, said those who are from coughs and sneezes, sick should call before vis- tures within the City of said Hogan, who rep- The renovations were down there with the tod- droplets that either land iting a doctor in person. Lynn be shut down until resents the area. “Parks aimed at detracting from dlers,” said Hogan. “We in people’s mouths or are If a person comes in further notice. and playgrounds just the park’s negative night- should see a lot of action inhaled into the lungs. contact with someone In his remarks to the make the community feel time activity, which had there when these restric- “We urge people to with coronavirus, or has City Council, McGee said good so the kids can go out developed a reputation tions are lifted.” the unfortunate measure and play in a safe environ- for gang activity over the please follow these guide- traveled from a high-risk was necessary to prevent ment.” years, officials said. Gayla Cawley can be lines,” McGee said. “I want country/area, such as Chi- residents to understand community spread as the A unique aspect to the Along with Warren reached at gcawley@item- na, South Korea, Iran, and that moving forward, un- coronavirus can live on project was that the city’s Street, the bond, which live.com. Follow her on Italy and other European der any circumstances, su- hard surfaces for up to youth helped pick out the was supplemented with Twitter @GaylaCawley. countries, should stay permarkets, pharmacies home and self-quarantine and gas stations will con- for 14 days. Self-quar- tinue to be open, as they antining recommenda- Nahant firefighter just one of the guys are essential services. tions include taking one’s If you do need to leave temperature twice a day, NAHANT exceptionally rare. and calling for your help. At the end of the day, your home to visit any avoiding contact with oth- of these establishments, From A1 “In one of the last plac- It’s nice to have a little however, Driscoll said ers, and not going to work es in the workforce where diversity in personality she’s always been wel- you should not bring your or school or traveling. strength in my legs,” she a virtual male monopoly and perspective that ev- comed with open arms family with you. We must The city website, www. said. “We’re always work- endures,” the article says, erybody brings, male or by her fellow firefighters, work together to prevent lynnma.gov, will provide ing as a team. It’s very “it’s still possible (today) female.” who she described as be- the spread of this virus in regular updates on the rare that you have to lift … for departments to hire She added she loves that ing like a family. order to reduce the impact city’s response to the coro- stuff on your own.” their first female firefight- fire fighting allows her to “There hasn’t been a to our community,” McGee navirus outbreak, accord- Firefighting has long ers.” continuously grow and time when I’ve asked for said. ing to McGee. There is no known cure been a male-dominated Driscoll said she was learn new things. help and someone hasn’t or vaccine for coronavirus, David McLellan can be industry. According to the drawn to the job because “You can never stop bent over backwards to which presents influen- reached at dmclellan@ Chicago Tribune, as of she wanted to help people, learning in a trade like help me,” she said. “I’m re- za-like symptoms, includ- itemlive.com. 2018, only four percent of and she thinks depart- this because there are ally grateful for that.” firefighters in the United ments are better equipped so many different situa- Driscoll also emphasized States were female. De- to do so when they employ tions, you can never learn that no matter the job, spite the fact the number a diverse range of person- enough,” she said. “Every- persistence is always key. of women pursuing police nel. one who’s been on the job “Like anything in life, if Can’t get to the store? and military work — two “You have all different 30-plus years says they you want something, you traditionally male-domi- people you’re respond- learn something new ev- have to work hard at it. Get home delivery. nated careers — has risen ing to,” she said. “People ery day. There’s always an Whether you’re male or fe- to roughly 14 percent, fe- are in the worst possible opportunity to get better male, and no matter what male firefighters remain moments of their lives at your skills.” the task or job is.” College prep program takes students online

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E¥¦¥ M. G DIRECTORS President and Publisher Edward L. Cahill Even now, laughter M§Ÿ H. SŸŸ Chief Executive O cer John M. Gilberg Edward M. Grant E C J. CŸ¡ CŸ Advertising Director News Editor Gordon R. Hall 110 Munroe St. W J. K TŸ  J ¢£ Monica Connell Healey P.O. Box 5 Chief Financial O cer Editorial Page Editor J. Patrick Norton is the best medicine Lynn, MA 01903 J N. W  C  T¢¤ Michael H. Shanahan Chief Operating O cer Community Relations Director Chairman Customer Service “Laughing together is as like a dog being told not body armor poses against a Monday - Friday, 8 a.m. - 5 p.m. PUBLISHERS close as you can get with- to wag its tail. To restrain post-apocalyptic landscape, Connecting Horace N. Hastings, 1877-1904 out touching,” I wrote in myself these days, I pic- saying “I’m heading to the Charles H. Hastings and Wilmot R. Hastings, 1904-1922 All Departments: Charles H. Hastings, 1922-1940 my first book, “They Used ture people with swarms store. Need anything?”). 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And then you’d “Honestly hadn’t planned [email protected] almost three decades ago. I have to set us both on fire. on giving up quite this Ext. 3 wasn’t expecting a MacAr- Why am I making fun thur grant. But what I of such a miserable time, much for Lent.” Crouch is Newsroom expected even less than a you ask? (I can see the the former executive editor [email protected] [email protected] MacArthur grant was that one asking: You’re the one of Christianity Today. If he the not-touching part of with the pursed lips who’s can make jokes, so can the Ext. 4 EDITORIAL my line would eventual- tsk-tsking and shaking rest of us. Sports ly be part of a stentorian, your head.) I’m making The rest of us, to be hon- [email protected] est, must keep our humor global prescription to com- fun because jokes, mock- Ext. 5 bat COVID-19. ery and humor are confes- intact and make sure our Social distance supply of it is as reliable, Retail and Online Yelling, “Don’t touch!” sions of anxiety and worry, Advertising is how we now greet each and laughter provides a accessible and replenish- [email protected] other. We’re learning the collective atonement. able as what we’ll simply ADVERTISING doesn’t mean social niceties of social distanc- Since the first politi- refer to as “paper products ing, which for some of us cal cartoons appeared for the home.” Ernie Carpenter Jr. echo lessons learned in on the cave walls in Las- Director of Advertising Why does comedy mat- and Business Development, ext. 1355 junior high when we were caux, comedy and humor ter, especially during [email protected] disconnection instructed to leave suffi- have kept communities times of crisis? Doesn’t cient room between our healthy. Humor rewards Ralph Mitchell Editorial from the Dallas Morning News laughter lighten our grasp Sales Representative, ext. 1313 dance partners and our- originality, offers diver- on the tragedy of what’s [email protected] selves for the presence of sion, enhances intellectual befalling us? Eric Rondeau America is in the midst of an epidemic, and the coro- the Holy Ghost. functioning, encourages navirus is making it worse. That’s right: There’s anoth- Comedy doesn’t lighten Sales Representative, ext. 1280 I wasn’t good at social emotional endurance, pro- the gravity of the situa- [email protected] er fast-spreading public health concern in addition to distancing in junior high motes a sense of alliance tion, but it lightens our Patricia Whalen coronavirus. In 2017, then-surgeon general Vivek Mur- — my Holy Ghost was and releases tension with- hearts. And that is a gift. Sales Representative, ext. 1310 thy called it “the most widespread health problem in remarkably thin, almost out dismissing the seri- [email protected] the nation.” Comedy illuminates, of- waif-like — but I am try- ousness of the situation. BUSINESS OFFICE It’s loneliness. ing to learn now. Out of emotional chaos, fering clarity to those who A 2020 survey from health insurer Cigna found that For example, I’m glad humor devises a form and are willing to focus. Humor Susan J. Conti 61 percent of American adults are lonely, up from 54 can’t force you to move out Controller, ext. 1288 that we’re not elbow-bump- crafts a meaningful sense [email protected] percent in 2018. And that’s just the latest in a long ing anymore. Not only does of control. of the gloom, but if you trend of isolation. From 1985 to 2004, researchers at it look intensely stupid, Humor insists on the can sit at the virtual table, Ted Grant make conversation over Publisher, ext. 1234 the General Social Survey, a program of the University but since we’d also been most significant forms [email protected] of Chicago, tracked the size of an American’s confidant told for a month to sneeze of freedom of assembly: the phone, offer and accept network, that is the number of people with whom a re- laughter, these will remind Marian Kinney and cough directly into our the assembly of souls and ext. 1212 spondent said they could discuss important matters of elbows, I’d cross right over minds, the community of you of the delights of being [email protected] life. In those years, the average network size decreased that elbow bridge if I were the anxious and the brave alive today — which is all Will Kraft by a third from 2.94 confidants in 1985 to 2.08 in 2004. a germ. You wouldn’t even (all of us at different mo- anyone has ever had. Chief Financial Of cer, ext. 1296 And the number of people saying they had no one in need a disease E-ZPass if ments), the gathering of [email protected] whom they could confide tripled. you were a determined lit- storytellers, truth-tellers Gina Barreca is a board Now, as a large-scale program of social distancing fur- tle particulate — you could and eager listeners. of trustees distinguished Paula Villacreses professor of English liter- A/R Specialist, ext. 1205 ther removes opportunities for connection, the threat just hop the elbow turn- Some of the smartest and [email protected] to our sociological health grows. Many of the forums stile and head on to a new most inventive material ature at the University of host. I’ve seen online is the funny Connecticut and the au- Mike Shanahan where people engage socially and find community are Chief Executive Of cer, ext. 1956 sitting empty: schools, workplaces, houses of worship. As an aging Italian stuff. Memes exaggerating thor of 10 books. She can [email protected] Which leaves us with digital connection, which is it- American woman, being our fears (a Mad Max vil- be reached at www.gina- Carolina Trujillo self problematic. Social media can be used to connect instructed not to hug is lain in a full facemask and barreca.com. Community Relations Director, ext. 1226 and unite. It allows us to report ourselves safe in a di- [email protected] saster, to connect with old friends far away, or to check CRYSTAL CAZIER Jim Wilson on neighbors while keeping our distance. But just as Chief Operating Of cer, ext. 1200 often, it spreads misinformation and stokes suspicion. [email protected] Social media is great when it empowers us to make sure CIRCULATION our neighbors are safe from COVID-19. It’s lousy when Millennials, let’s do our part Lisa Mahmoud it tells us COVID-19 is a conspiracy of media elites bent Manager, ext. 1239 on world domination. In Monday’s White House ative ways. While the Bush [email protected] There is good news. We aren’t fated to wither in social press briefing, Ambassador Institute staff works from isolation. There are proactive steps we can take. Deborah Birx said millen- home, some of my colleagues CUSTOMER SERVICE First, we can be intentional about using technology nials are the core group and I have scheduled daily La’ Mosha Ball wisely for meaningful connection. Make a habit of call- that will stop the spread of virtual lunch gatherings via Customer Service, ext. 1276 ing someone (calls are better than texts) to check on the coronavirus. By some video conference. This helps [email protected] them every day. Start with family. Then, include neigh- estimates, millennials are us stay connected, check in GRAPHICS the largest population in on each other, and maintain bors. Just take one more step than usual to proactively Trevor Andreozzi connect with another person, and do it today and every the United States. With 73 part of our usual routines. Designer day. million people across a 15- — I’m going to do what I [email protected] year age band, there are a can to support my communi- Second, we can focus on increasing the quality of time Ned Connors lot of us. I am a millennial. we have with others. Don’t let the extended spring break ty. In Houston where I live, Designer, ext. 1222 Like many of my agemates, restaurants are open only drift into an endless Netflix marathon. Let’s search for [email protected] I don’t really like being told for take-away orders for at Mark Sutherland low-tech ways to connect with those with whom we’re what to do, when, or how. least two weeks. I’ve made a sequestered. Creative Director, ext. 1330 But in this time of uncer- list of my favorite local spots [email protected] Third, talk to strangers. Don’t waste the opportunity tainty, at the urging of ex- are keeping us safe, healthy to line up dinner options. NEWSROOM to smile at the checker when you’re making your pur- perts and authorities, I’m and making sure we have — I’m going to do some- chase of a reasonable amount of toilet paper. Have that thinking twice about simple what we need, but let’s not thing for someone else. My Mike Alongi conversation that tacitly acknowledges that we’re all in everyday actions and out- give the virus more oppor- Bush Institute colleague Sports Editor, ext. 1228 [email protected] this together and that we’ll get through. Those tiny mo- ings, staying indoors, wash- tunity to spread when we Jieun Pyun started an initia- ments of connection can have a lasting impact on how ing my hands more often, don’t need to. tive so kids home from school Bill Brotherton we feel. and practicing social dis- I also understand that could still have books read to Features Editor ext. 1338 [email protected] Loneliness is not the immediate crisis that corona- tancing if I do have to go out. this situation is very serious them. I’ll submit a video. virus is. But there is a loneliness epidemic slowly but (And as guidelines rapidly — for peoples’ lives, for our I’m hopeful that we will Elyse Carmosino effectively choking off the quality of life for too many change, these are becoming health care system, and for eventually regain our nor- Reporter, ext. 1264 [email protected] Americans. It’s also a health concern. Murthy points to more requirement rather peoples’ livelihoods. I think malcy; although I’m sure research that says lonely people have a greater risk of than a recommendation.) most people understand our lives and culture have Gayla Cawley This isn’t the time to self- that. We’ve read the news been changed in ways we Reporter, ext. 1236 heart disease, stroke and dementia. So, in this moment [email protected] of self-quarantining, not remembering others may only ishly do what I’d like for my and have been warned about can’t yet know. I look for- what could happen if we lead us to trade one public health problem for more own instant gratification; ward to having a meeting Cheryl Charles this is the time to think don’t follow the guidelines. News Editor, ext. 1278 down the road. with colleagues around a about my parents and grand- Do I worry? Yes, I worry. [email protected] We should follow all medical recommendations such conference room table, wor- parents, and my friends and But I could sit around and Olivia Falcigno as avoiding close contact, washing our hands, keeping shiping with my church neighbors, especially those worry, or I could channel my family, visiting my grand- Photographer, ext.1224 our hands away from our faces and the like. We can’t who are frontline health energy in more productive ma at the nursing home [email protected] ignore the medical dangers of spreading this virus. But care workers or may be at ways. So, what am I going where she lives, going out Spenser Hasak we would also be foolish to ignore the sociological dan- greater risk of infection. to do? for dinner with my partner, Photographer, ext. 1332 gers of isolation. We are all in this together. Forgetting I’ve worked for the Glob- — I’m going to listen to the and rescheduling a girls’ [email protected] that only feeds another epidemic. al Health Initiative at the experts, follow the guide- weekend with dear friends. Thor Jourgensen Bush Institute for five years lines, and adapt as they We will travel, gather, and Editorial Page Editor, ext. 1267 but I’m far from an expert change, and I’m going to celebrate again, and maybe [email protected] and I’m not a clinician. I do strongly petition my friends even take these moments Daniel Kane understand that the virus and family to do the same. less for granted and cherish Sports Reporter, ext. 1228 can be carried by asymp- The latest national guide- them more. But in order to [email protected] tomatic, seemingly healthy lines can be found at www. get there, it’s our responsi- Steve Krause people and passed around. coronavirus.gov, but make bility to act now. Writer-at-Large, ext. 1229 In the past 30 days, I can’t sure you’re also paying at- Also like a millennial, if I’m [email protected] even guess how many peo- tention to your state and offered a challenge, I’ll do my Anne Marie Tobin ple I’ve come in contact local authorities as well. best to rise to it. You want us Sports Reporter, ext. 1307 with; I don’t need to be in — I’m going to take care to stay home, watch us! Mil- [email protected] contact with any more un- of my health — all aspects lennials, let’s do our part. David McLellan necessarily. — physical, mental, emo- #StayHomeChallenge Reporter, ext. 1317 There are people who do tional and spiritual. 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By Mark Kennedy given her blessing to the like other videos previ- the line, “I made that (ex- ASSOCIATED PRESS lyric. But she denied ever ously posted of the call, it pletive) famous.” hearing the lyric “I made shows all 25 minutes, al- In response, Swift is NEW YORK — Taylor that (expletive) famous.” beit chopped up. heard saying: “I’m glad Swift may have ended her The new clips seem to Representative for ei- it’s not mean though. It feud with Katy Perry but corroborate Swift’s claims ther artists did not imme- doesn’t feel mean, but the one with Kanye West that West didn’t tell her diately reply to a request like, oh my God, the build- seems simply not to want the full lyrics of the song. for comment Saturday. up you gave it. I thought to die. But they also show West The release of the new it was gonna be like that New leaked video clip repeatedly asking Taylor footage has added a new of the entire four-year-old stupid dumb (expletive), for her approval of the sex twist to the drama: While like, but it’s not.” phone call between the lyric and she does tell him West was heavily criti- The two have had a rapper and pop superstar she thinks it’s funny, just cized when it was initially contentious past. West about his controversial as the rapper said when released and Swift made song “Famous” have been it the song first was re- it clear she was unhappy famously interrupted Swift’s speech during the posted online and further leased. with it, West’s wife, Kim FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS complicate the picture of “I never would have ex- Kardashian, seemed to 2009 MTV Video Music what happened. pected you to tell me about vindicate her husband Kanye West takes the microphone from singer Awards when she won for In “Famous,” West raps: a line in one of your songs,” months later by releasing Taylor Swift as she accepts the “Best Female best female video. But the “I feel like me and Taylor Swift tells him. “That’s re- snippets of the call where Video” award during the 2009 MTV Video Mu- two apparently put differ- might still have sex, Why? ally nice that you did.” Swift appeared to approve sic Awards in New York. ences aside and she intro- I made that (expletive) This new footage was the lyrics. duced him when he won famous.” Upon its release posted online from an un- That led to a major back- In the newly released lyric: “I feel like me and the video vanguard award in 2016, West was con- known source late Friday lash for Swift, who has video clips, West tells Taylor might still have at the 2015 VMAs. Then demned by many for the night and rapidly spread described that time as low Swift he’s working on a sex.” But he hasn’t ever came the infamous phone line. He insisted Swift had across social media. Un- point in her life and career. song and wants to use the been captured telling her call about “Famous.” Henley, Tucker, Cyrus and others mourn the death of Rogers

ASSOCIATED PRESS Some reactions from the world of music and beyond to the passing of Kenny Rogers, who died Friday night at age 81. “In addition to his tre- mendous talent, Kenny was a generous and car- ing man, a wise mentor FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS to so many of us. He loved Opera singer Placido Domingo speaks during his friends, his family, his a news conference about an upcoming show in fellow musicians and his fans, and they loved him, Madrid, Spain. right back. Fifty years ago, The Gambler took a gamble on me and my first Plácido Domingo has band from small-town Texas, and his big-hearted coronavirus amid support launched many careers, including mine. He also gave me some Spain outbreak of the best career advice I ever got: ‘You’d better MADRID (AP) — Plácido rassment and abusing his be nice to the people you Domingo announced Sun- power while he held man- meet on the way up, be- day that he has tested pos- agement positions at Los cause you’re going to meet itive for the coronavirus. Angeles Opera and Wash- those same people on the way back down.’ — Don The 79-year-old opera ington National Opera in FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS singer’s illness comes af- stories published by The Henley ter his own glittering ca- Associated Press. “What a career, what a Kenny Rogers, who embodied “The Gambler” persona and whose musi- reer had recently been After first denying any talent, what a legacy. Now cal career spanned jazz, folk, country and pop, died at 81. stained by sexual miscon- wrongdoing, Domingo this world is left with a duct revelations. issued an apology last big shadow, center stage to the Country Music Hall and me. We really got to legendary smoky tenors. I The Spaniard said in a month when the Ameri- where Kenny Rogers stood. of Fame, and was thrilled know Kenny through the was fortunate to have him post on his personal Face- can Guild of Musical Art- No one else can take his when I realized how much years and are thankful for be a mentor on ‘American book account that “I feel ists and LA Opera found place. Now he’s taken his it meant to him. Even af- the memories. Love and Idol.’ He had such wise place amongst the Heav- it is my moral duty to an- the sexual harassment ter all the other honors prayers to his family.” — words for another aspir- enly stars. It’s a very sad he had won, he was truly David Bellamy, Bellamy ing whiskey tenor. Thanks nounce to you that I have allegations against him to day for all of us. But God excited about this one. His Brothers Kenny for ‘Believing in tested positive.” be credible. is smiling. Rest easy my accomplishments will live “Not just my hero, but me.’ My condolences to his The tenor says he and He has since had a num- friend. —Tanya Tucker forever.” — Bill Anderson my friend. Thank you for family, Ken Jr and also the his family are in self-isola- ber of performances can- “No one bridged the “I’m so sad to see Kenny your guidance my broth- Butlers for helping him tion and that he is feeling celed. He also resigned gap between country and Rogers go. He did so much er. The world has lost the create such great music.” well despite having fever as the director of the LA pop more often and bet- for me as a young songwrit- greatest storyteller.” — — Taylor Hicks and a cough. Opera. ter than K.R. He will be er and we stayed friends Phil Vassar “The world and coun- “I beg everyone to be Spain is the third hard- missed but his music and for over 30 years. I’ll real- “Hearing Kenny Rogers’ try music just lost a true extremely careful, follow est-hit country after Chi- diverse style of story-tell- ly miss him. May he rest magnificent voice sing- treasure. Though I never the basic guidelines by na and Italy with 28,572 ing will live on forever.” — easy.” — Richard Marx. ing MY lyrics, my music, met Kenny Rogers I was a washing your hands fre- infections and 1,720 Billy Ray Cyrus “Going back to the late to ‘I’m Missing You,’ that big fan and one of my fa- quently, keeping at least deaths in the virus out- “I loved Kenny with all 70s and early 80s, we was definitely a highlight! vorite recent songs of his a 6 foot distance from break. my heart and my heart is played a lot of dates to- When KR sang that song, was ‘You Can’t Make Old others, doing everything The virus has infected broken and a big ole chunk gether. He was one of he OWNED it. What a tal- Friends’ — another clas- you can to stop the virus several leading politicians of it is gone with him to- the first artists to have a ent and what a sweet man. sic duet he did with Dol- from spreading and please in Spain, and the prime day.” — Dolly Parton stage in the round, in the Kenny, you certainly made ly. I think that’s what we above all stay home if you minister’s wife, as well as “The world has lost a middle of the arena. He this world a better place. all feel like in the country can!” he said. caused the death of former great artist and interpret- was also an accomplished Rest In Peace my friend.” music community... like Last year, multiple wom- Real Madrid soccer club er of songs. I had the honor photographer, and he shot — Steve Wariner we all lost an old friend.” en accused Domingo of ha- president Lorenzo Sanz. of announcing his election some portraits of Howard “Kenny was one of those — Jenee Fleenor A6 THE DAILY ITEM MONDAY, MARCH 23, 2020 POLICE/FIRE

All address information, particu- Friday. way at 1:06 p.m. Friday. the backyards of several hous- Nahant FD to larly arrests, reflect police records. In A caller reported two cars es to take pictures. When the the event of a perceived inaccuracy, MARBLEHEAD and two motorcycles were driv- man was approached and told it is the sole responsibility of the con- ing erratically near the Nahant police were notified, he report- Accidents Golf Club on Willow Road at edly fled. defer smoke, cerned party to contact the relevant 5:31 p.m. Friday. Police located A neighborhood dispute over police department and have the A report of a motor vehicle the vehicles and moved them a tree cutting was reported at department issue a notice of correc- crash at 3:34 p.m. Saturday along. 2:13 p.m. Saturday at 17 Blair tion to the Daily Item. Corrections or at Pleasant and Smith streets. A caller reported several Terrace. CO inspections clarifications will not be made without A crash with entrapment was motorcycles were drag racing A report of suspicious activi- express notice of change from the ar- reported. in the area of the Nahant Golf ty at 5:14 p.m. Saturday at 16 NAHANT — Nahant ordered that any smoke resting police department. Club on Willow Road at 6:46 Palmer Ave. A caller reported Fire Chief Dean Palom- and CO detector inspec- Complaints p.m. Friday. Police reported someone entered his shed and bo and State Fire Mar- tions required under law the group was the same as the stole his recyclables. The sto- shal Peter J. Ostrosky shall be deferred for up to LYNN A report of a turkey creating previous report and there was len items were reportedly three announced in a state- 90 days after the state of havoc at 10:36 a.m. Friday at no drag racing. One motorcycle empty pizza boxes. ment released Saturday emergency is lifted. Arrests Baldwin Road and Pleasant was disabled and the owner’s A caller reported a group of the temporary deferral of The order is effective Street. Police reported there youths on dirt bikes appeared Antonio Mateo, 37, of 188 friend was there to help jump- smoke and CO inspections immediately and will ap- was no wildlife around. to be throwing items into the Curwin Circle, was arrested and start it. during the ongoing state ply to any sale or transfer A report of leaf blowers blow- pond at 6:52 p.m. Saturday charged with conspiracy to vi- of emergency in Massa- property that occurs while ing the coronavirus at 1:50 on Pump Station Road. Police olate the drug law and Class A Theft chusetts. the order is in effect. The p.m. Friday on Gerry Street. An responded and reported there As part of the state of order should remain in ef- drug distribution at 2:35 p.m. anonymous caller reported she A report of a larceny/forgery/ was nothing showing. Friday. emergency that went fect until rescinded or un- was furious because someone fraud at 6:06 a.m. Saturday on A report of suspicious activ- into effect March 10, til the state of emergency Christopher Murphy, 34, of Highland Avenue. A caller re- was using a leaf blower and ity at 12:42 p.m. Sunday at 4 Gov. Charlie Baker has is terminated. 165 Curwin Circle, was arrest- blowing particles from one ported money was missing, but Michelle Road. A caller thought ed and charged with Class A house to the next. She went on police later reported the cash someone tried to enter the drug possession subsequent to explain how stupid it was. had been misplaced and was house at around 3 a.m. be- offense at 2:06 p.m. Friday. Police told the woman that found. cause the alarm and light had Sixter Ruiz-Mateo, 40, of they don’t police stupidity and gone off around that time. Po- 665 Essex St., Lawrence, was that there are no laws against PEABODY lice reported nothing was out arrested and charged with leaf blowers. She was told to of place. Class A drug distribution, two contact the health department Arrests counts of drug possession with about her concerns about air- Fire intent to distribute, and con- borne COVID-19 particles. Patrick J. Glennon, 27, of spiracy to violate the drug law A postmaster reported a tur- 2B Christina Lane, was arrest- A report of grass on fire at at 2:46 p.m. Friday. key was going to cause a crash ed on a warrant at 4:26 p.m. 1:02 p.m. Sunday at 109 Wi- Charles Sullivan, 43, of 32 at 3:06 p.m. Friday on Smith Saturday. nona St. The fire department Chester St., Malden, was ar- Street. The turkey was located Jesus Padilla, 19, of 56 Mar- extinguished the fire. rested and charged with Class in front of USPS. Police report- gin St., Salem, was arrested on A drug possession at 2:06 p.m. ed the turkey was causing a a warrant at 5:34 p.m. Satur- Theft Friday. problem with traffic and that day. there was an attempt to reach A report of a larceny at 6:04 Accidents the animal control officer. Po- Accidents p.m. Friday at Pilgrim Rehabili- lice later reported the turkey tation & Skilled Nursing Center A report of a motor vehicle A report of a motor vehicle at 96 Forest St. The nursing crash at 3:27 p.m. Friday at 35 was off the road. A report of suspicious activity crash at 4:56 p.m. Friday at home reported a male resident Washington St.; at 4 p.m. Friday had ordered a tablet in Febru- at 7:55 p.m. Saturday on Pleas- Pete’s A Place at 19A Central PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS at Shorey and Union streets; at ary, but never received it. ant Street. A person walked into St. Laila Pimenta-Barbosa, 4:45 p.m. Friday at 35 Grosve- 37, of 10 Holten St., Apt. 1, People walk along a path near a statue of nor Park; at 9:02 p.m. Friday at the station to report a man was George Washington, behind, in Boston Public walking around the Warwick was summoned for unlicensed Vandalism Hines Liquors at 518 Western operation of a motor vehicle. Garden Sunday. asking for cellphones. A clerk A report of vandalism at 2:22 Ave.; at 3:42 p.m. Saturday A report of a pedestrian from the 7-Eleven reported the p.m. Saturday at 19 Spring St. at Essex and Joyce streets; at struck by a motor vehicle at man had come into the store A caller reported his car was 7:55 p.m. Saturday at Com- 8:56 p.m. Friday at 52 Warren and had asked to use a phone. keyed while it was parked out- State reports mercial and Neptune streets; St. and 70 Endicott St. One The man was later found at side his residence the night at 12:45 p.m. Sunday at Oxford person was taken to Salem Village Market, where he was before. and Washington streets. Hospital with minor injuries. harassing patrons. Police spoke Vandalism was reported at A report of a motor vehicle hit A report of a motor vehicle 3 virus deaths, with the man and determined 9:38 a.m. Sunday at 37 Paul and run crash at 9:07 p.m. Fri- hit and run crash at 6:34 p.m. he wasn’t doing anything illegal. Ave. A caller reported the front day at 119 Beacon Hill Ave.; at Saturday on Route 128 North. 10:52 p.m. Friday at 82 Eutaw driver’s side and quarter panel bringing total to 5 Fire Eric Rojas, 43, of 12 Martin of their vehicle was keyed while Ave.; at 11:30 p.m. Friday at 1 St., Apt. 2, Danvers, was sum- Abbott St. it was parked in the driveway ASSOCIATED PRESS ing Shaw’s, Star Market A report of a bonfire in the moned for leaving the scene of the day before. A report of a motor vehicle woods at 7:49 p.m. Saturday property damage and unsafe and Jewel-Osco, said Fri- crash with personal injury at BOSTON — Massachu- day that workers will be on Old Salem Road. A caller lane change. setts health officials re- 8:36 p.m. Saturday at Burns reported a bonfire on conser- A motor vehicle crash was SWAMPSCOTT paid an additional $2 per Street and Western Avenue. ported three new deaths hour. Whole Foods also an- vation land. Police reported reported at 10:07 a.m. Sunday from the coronavirus the fire was located and extin- at 16 Holten St. and 8 Sewall Accidents nounced temporary raises Assaults on Sunday, bringing the of $2 per hour. guished. St. Lorena Nogueira Alves, 24, A report of a motor vehicle state’s total to five. A report of an outside fire at of 24 Shore Drive, Apt. B, was United Food and Com- A report of an assault and crash at 1:29 a.m. Sunday at State health officials say 8:22 p.m. Saturday on Clifton summoned for uninsured mo- mercial Workers, a union battery at 6:51 a.m. Sunday on 377 Essex St. two men in their 70s, from Avenue. Police reported the tor vehicle and operating with representing 1.3 million Alley Street. Hampden and Berkshire residents were roasting marsh- a revoked registration. grocery and retail workers, Breaking and Entering counties, and a man in his applauded Stop & Shop Breaking and Entering mallows. 90s from Suffolk County Assaults A report of a motor vehicle for the increased pay and died of illness related to sick time. Union President A report of a motor vehicle Theft breaking and entering at 9:01 A report of an assault and COVID-19. All three had Marc Perrone said it will breaking and entering at 7:42 a.m. Friday at 5 Valley Road; at A report of a stolen speaker battery at 8:34 p.m. Saturday been hospitalized, and the “not only protect these p.m. Friday at 46 Harvest St.; 11:16 a.m. Friday at 8 Essex at 3:22 p.m. Friday on Pleasant at Brooksby Village at 400 Berkshire County man hard-working men and at 3:31 p.m. Saturday at 36 Ave.; at 1:42 p.m. Friday at 1 Street. A caller reported that Brooksby Village Drive. A caller had an underlying health women, it will help protect Nahant Place. Orchard Terrace; at 10:10 a.m. when he went out to make a reported he or she was assault- condition. the food supply through- A report of a breaking and Saturday at 34B Essex Ave. delivery, someone came into ed by a coworker. Massachusetts officials out our communities.” entering at 10:35 a.m. Satur- the laundromat and stole a announced the state’s first In announcing raises day at Zimmans at 80 Market Complaints speaker. The caller reportedly death on Friday. That case at Albertsons stores, the St. Complaints had the suspect on video. A report of suspicious activity involved a man in his 80s company’s president and A report of a road rage in- from Suffolk County. The CEO praised employees Gunshots A Sheldon Road caller re- at 6:29 p.m. Friday at Fish House ported at 8:02 a.m. Saturday cident at 7:24 p.m. Friday at at 431 Humphrey St. A caller re- second death was report- for working “tirelessly” to Peabody Diner at 10 Margin ed Saturday, a Middlesex A report of a gunshot at her passenger car door was ported youths climbing out onto keep pantries and medi- St. A caller reported a vehicle County woman in her 50s. 12:05 a.m. Sunday at 72 Or- open on Thursday and she no- the closed part of the pier. cine cabinets stocked. tailgated him and then the driv- As of Sunday, health of- chard St.; at 1:52 a.m. Sunday ticed her handicap placard and A report of a gunshot at “These times are unprec- er got out and kicked the right ficials say 646 Massachu- at 108 Franklin St. Coach wristlet were missing the 11:26 p.m. Friday at 15 Cla- edented in the grocery in- next day. side of his vehicle. James S. remont Terrace. A caller was setts residents had tested dustry,” Vivek Sankaran positive for COVID-19. Overdose Kuykendall, 41, of 28 Chestnut reportedly extremely alarmed said in a statement. “This NAHANT St., Danvers, was summoned about a loud noise that was Residents have been simple ‘thank you’ doesn’t A report of an opiate over- for malicious damage to a mo- very similar to a gunshot. Police asked to avoid crowds and seem like quite enough — to stay 6 feet away from dose at 9:30 p.m. Friday on Accidents tor vehicle. reported the sound was from and we hope our sincere Empire Street; at 10:03 p.m. A caller reported an employ- fireworks near or in Lynn. others as the state works appreciation with this Friday on Memorial Park Ave- A report of a motor vehicle ee was stealing toilet paper at A report of suspicious activity to prevent spread of the program is a start.” nue. crash at 12:17 p.m. Friday at 8:39 p.m. Friday at Alliance at 11:45 a.m. Saturday at Train virus. Groceries across the Nahant Road and Wharf Street. Health at Rosewood at 22 Depot at 10 Railroad Ave.; at GROCERY WORKERS U.S. have been slammed Theft Johnson St. An officer reported 4:43 p.m. Saturday at Farragut Workers at Shaws, Stop as customers stock up on Complaints the incident was handled inter- and Paradise roads; at 5:29 & Shop and other grocery food and supplies, leaving A report of a larceny at 3:02 nally. p.m. Saturday at 330 Paradise chains across the North- stores struggling to resup- p.m. Friday at 496 Lynnfield A report of suspicious ac- A report of suspicious activity Road. east are getting tempo- ply toilet paper and other St.; at 12:15 p.m. Saturday at tivity at 11:47 p.m. Friday on at 11:43 a.m. Saturday at 62 A report of a disturbance at rary pay raises as stores staples. 19 Barrett Court. Willow Road. A caller reported Forest St. A caller reported a 1:46 p.m. Saturday at 11 Tidd St. struggle to keep up with Public officials have there was not supposed to be suspicious package was left by demand during the coro- urged against such pan- LYNNFIELD anyone inside the residence, the sidewalk. An officer spoke Theft navirus pandemic. ic buying, saying there’s but someone was inside. An with the resident, who said he The Stop & Shop chain plenty to go around. Mas- Complaints officer reported the owner’s would be bringing the package A report of motor vehicle theft announced Saturday that sachusetts Gov. Charlie granddaughter would be stay- back inside the house. at 7:33 a.m. Friday at 86 Cher- workers will get a 10 per- Baker has repeatedly A caller reported his 16-year- ing there for a while. Suspicious activity was re- ry St.; at 1:30 p.m. Friday at cent raise and two extra warned that “filling your old daughter bought vaping A caller reported there was ported at 2:03 p.m. Saturday 213 Essex St. weeks of paid sick time basement with two years products at the Center Market a waste barrel in the middle of at 238 Washington St. A caller A report of a larceny at 11:45 during the pandemic. Al- of canned soup just means at 588 Main St. at 2:06 p.m. the inbound lane of the Cause- reported a man had gone into p.m. Friday at 1 Orchard Terrace. bertsons, the parent com- your neighbor will have to pany over brands includ- go without.”

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Police: Man fatally shot Police are asking anyone when his car veered off people face drug charges rence, was charged with a Foxborough home and near Franklin Park with information about the road and struck a after search warrants led trafficking fentanyl. two people will face the shooting to contact guardrail before going to the discovery of a “sig- The district attorney’s charges after authorities BOSTON (AP) — Bos- the department. airborne and rolling over. nificant” amount of drugs office said search war- say they uncovered a ton Police are investi- No other vehicles were in Worcester. rants led to the seizure suspected methamphet- gating after a man was Police ID man killed involved in the crash. The Worcester County of 950 grams of bagged amine lab. fatally shot near Franklin in rollover crash Scott was treated at the district attorney’s office fentanyl and 120 grams Police removed the Park in the city’s Dorches- scene and taken to Good says three people were ar- of bagged cocaine. Au- children while servant Samaritan Hospital, ter neighborhood. BOSTON (AP) — Au- rested Friday night after thorities also confiscated a search warrant at the thorities have identified where he later died. Police a months-long investiga- Officers were called an undisclosed amount of home on Sunday, state to 86 American Legion the man who died in a say he was not wearing tion involving state and cash. fire officials said. The Highway around 7:30 rollover crash on Route 24 a seat belt. Investigators local police and federal children were being p.m. Friday and found a in Randolph. believe speed was a factor drug agents. Four children removed man nearby who had been Massachusetts State Po- in the crash. Amin Ventura Polanco taken to a hospital to be shot. Police say the man lice say Charles Scott, 23, Mena, 36, and Yoerlyn from home after police evaluated. Two people was taken to a nearby of Stoughton, died Friday Three arrested after warrants F. Merejo-Mercado, 31, discover meth lab are being ordered to court hospital, where he was after he was ejected from lead to fentanyl, cocaine both of Worcester, were to face charges, officials later pronounced dead. his car in a crash near charged with trafficking FOXBOROUGH (AP) said. Their identities The man’s identity was Exit 20. Police say Scott WORCESTER (AP) — fentanyl and cocaine. — Four young children were not immediately not immediately released. was headed southbound Authorities say three Lester Deleon, 25, of Law- have been removed from released. MONDAY, MARCH 23, 2020 THE DAILY ITEM A7 COVID-19 Sen. Rand Paul tests positive for coronavirus

By Matthew Daly McConnell, R-Ky. “It’s not into self-quarantine while Reps. Mario Diaz Balart, ASSOCIATED PRESS just back in our states but they awaited the results R-Fla., and Ben McAdams, right here in the Senate.’’ of a coronavirus test. Both D-Utah, tested positive WASHINGTON — Sen. Sen. Kyrsten Sinema, a were negative. for the virus. Trump said Rand Paul of Kentucky Democrat from Arizona Responding to criticism the positive test results has tested positive for elected in 2018, chastised on Twitter, Paul’s office showed the virus was “hit- the novel coronavirus, be- Paul on Twitter, saying said, “We want to be clear, ting quite close to home. coming the first case of his decision to return to Senator Paul left the Sen- It’s a terrible thing that’s COVID-19 in the Senate the Capitol after he was ate IMMEDIATELY upon going on.’’ and raising fears about the further transmission tested — but before he learning of his diagnosis. Paul and other lawmak- of the virus among Repub- learned the results — was He had zero contact with ers “are going to be fine,’’ licans at the Capitol. “absolutely irresponsible.’’ anyone & went into quar- Trump said. ”I hope they’ll Paul, an eye surgeon, Sinema said she has antine. Insinuations ... be fine.’’ went into quarantine Sun- “never commented about that he went to the gym Paul, a deficit hawk, day after learning his re- a fellow Senator’s choices/ after learning of his re- was among eight Senate sults. He said he has not actions. Never once.’’ sults are just completely Republicans who voted had symptoms and was But she added: “This, false & irresponsible!’’ against a House-passed tested out of an abundance America, is absolutely ir- Paul’s office did not say bill last week that provid- FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS of caution due to his ex- responsible. You cannot when he was tested. Rep- ed more than $100 billion tensive travel and events. Sen. Rand Paul, R-Ky., speaks on the Senate be near other people while resentatives of his office to boost testing for the He said he was not aware floor at the U.S. Capitol in Washington. waiting for coronavirus could not immediately be coronavirus and guaran- of any direct contact with test results. It endangers reached for comment. tee paid sick leave for mil- any infected person. away from negotiations as were in self-quarantine others & likely increases President Donald Trump lions of workers. He also His announcement led the Senate worked on a Sunday, Senate Majority the spread of the virus.’’ called Paul “a great friend” was only Republican sen- Utah’s two GOP senators $1.4 trillion economic res- Leader Mitch McConnell Other senators, includ- and said he’s “always there ator who opposed an ear- — Mike Lee and Mitt Rom- cue package for the coro- said. ing Ted Cruz of Texas when we needed him.’’ lier bill authorizing $8.3 ney — to place themselves navirus crisis. At least five “The coronavirus has and Lindsey Graham of Paul’s diagnosis came billion for initial response into quarantine, stepping senators, including Paul, hit the Senate today,’’ said South Carolina, had gone after two House members, to the coronavirus. New York quiets as it becomes next virus hot spot

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PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS NEW YORK — No more play dates, no more picnics President Donald Trump speaks as Vice Pres- in the park with friends, ident Mike Pence, left, and FEMA Administra- no more pickup games of tor Peter Gaynor look on, during a coronavirus basketball. No more com- task force briefing at the White House Sunday. muting or using public transport — unless abso- lutely essential. New York Rescue deal is implemented dramatic restrictions Sunday in an attempt to slow a pandem- ic that has swept across teeters as the globe and threatened to make the state one of the world’s biggest corona- virus hot spots. crisis deepens As infections soar — or in anticipation that they will — officials worldwide By Andrew Taylor, “We’re enduring a great warned of a critical short- Jonathan Lemire national trial and we will age of medical supplies. and Lisa Mascaro prove that we can meet the Spain was erecting a field ASSOCIATED PRESS moment. We’re at war.” hospital in a convention At the otherwise emp- center, British health PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS WASHINGTON — tied out Capitol, the draft workers pleaded for more Top-level negotiations aid bill was declared in- gear, saying they felt like An electronic sign board urging citizens to stay home and stop the between Congress and sufficient by Democrats, “cannon fodder,” and Pres- spread of the coronavirus is seen displayed above a road in the fore- the White House teetered who argued it was tilted ident Donald Trump or- ground of One World Trade Center in New York on Sunday. Sunday over a now nearly toward corporations and dered mobile hospital cen- $2 trillion economic res- did too little to help work- ters be sent to Washington, Dr. Anthony Fauci, direc- faltered. The U.S. Senate rants and bars nationwide cue package, as the coro- ers and healthcare pro- California and New York. tor of the National Insti- voted against advancing closed and large swaths navirus crisis deepened, viders. The setback sent New York Gov. Andrew tute of Allergy and Infec- a nearly $2 trillion eco- of the economy suddenly the nation shut down and Republicans back to the Cuomo ordered all nones- tious Diseases, promised nomic rescue package. ground to a halt. the first U.S. senator test- negotiating table. sential businesses in the on CBS’ “Face The Nation” Democrats argued it was Worldwide, more than ed positive for the disease. With a population on state to close and nones- that the medical supplies tilted toward corporations 335,000 people have been As President Donald edge and shell-shocked fi- sential workers to stay are about to start pouring rather than workers and infected and more than Trump took to the podium nancial markets poised for home starting Sunday in and will be “clearly di- health care providers. But 14,600 have died, according in the White House brief- the new work week, doubts night, tightening even rected to those hot spots negotiations continued. to Johns Hopkins Universi- ing room and promised to emerged about the fate of further restrictions put in that need it most.” The delay shook inves- ty. About 150 countries now help Americans who feel an agreement that would place earlier. Hours later, Trump tors, as futures for U.S. have confirmed cases. afraid and isolated as the provide some relief against Cuomo and New York said he had ordered the stocks fell sharply at the There were more than pandemic spreads, the health and economic crises City Mayor Bill de Bla- Federal Emergency Man- start of trading Sunday. 33,000 cases across the Senate voted against ad- that are likely to stretch sio also called for getting agement Agency to ship Futures for the S&P 500 U.S. and more than 400 vancing the rescue pack- for several months. everything from masks mobile hospital centers fell by 5 percent, trig- deaths. New York state age. But negotiations con- “Americans don’t need to to ventilators, as well as to Washington, California gering a halt in trading accounted for 117 deaths, tinued on Capitol Hill. see us haggling endlessly,” doctors and other medi- and New York. shortly after opening. mostly in New York City. “I think you’ll get there. warned Senate Majority cal workers to New York, “No American is alone Wall Street is coming off On Sunday, New York To me it’s not very compli- Leader McConnell, R-Ky., warning a mounting death as long as we are united,” its worst week since 2008, passed Washington state, cated: We have to help the his voice rising on the Sen- toll might grow more Trump said. with the Dow Jones In- the initial epicenter of the worker. We have to save the ate floor. He sought passage steeply without more fed- But efforts for a quick dustrial Average down U.S. outbreak, in the num- companies,” Trump said. of the package by Monday. eral help. aid package from Congress 17 percent, many restau- ber of fatal cases. Chaos, inconsistency mark launch of drive-thru virus testing By Michelle R. Smith partment of Health. tions in more than 30 ASSOCIATED PRESS Dr. Brett Giroir, the fed- states — in state parks eral health official tasked and parking lots, next to PROVIDENCE, R.I. with overseeing testing, medical centers and uni- — Drive-thru sites have said at a White House versities, at the Missis- been opening around the briefing Saturday that so sippi state fairgrounds United States to make it far about 195,000 people and near where the Jack- quicker and safer to test have been tested in the sonville Jaguars play. The people for the new corona- U.S. That figure does not governor of Maryland this virus. But much like the include some people who past week ordered vehicle rest of the U.S. response to have been tested in pri- emission inspection pro- the pandemic, the system vate labs. grams across the state to has been marked by in- For most people, the new stop so that the locations consistencies, delays, and coronavirus causes only can be used as drive-thru shortages. Many people mild or moderate symp- centers to test for the vi- who have symptoms and a toms, such as fever and rus. doctor’s order have waited cough. For some, especial- But as of Friday there hours or days for a test. ly older adults and peo- were no open drive-thru More than a week after ple with existing health tests available in Mary- President Donald Trump PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS problems, it can cause land’s inspection centers. promised that states A Philadelphia Medical Reserve Corps volunteer, left, directs cars at the more severe illness, in- The Utah health depart- and retail stores such as city’s COVID-19 coronavirus testing site in South Philadelphia, the first cluding pneumonia. The ment said it isn’t in charge Walmart and CVS would city-run drive-through location for coronavirus testing. vast majority of people re- of the sites and isn’t track- open drive-thru test cen- cover from the new virus. ing them. North Caroli- ters, few sites are up and plained that they had to and staff. And while the to track the spread of the According to the World na’s health director said running, and they’re not jump through cumber- drive-thru test centers disease and bring it under Health Organization, peo- the state is leaving test- yet open to the general some bureaucratic hoops that have opened are gen- control. ple with mild illness re- ing to the private sector public. Some states are and wait days to get test- erally orderly, there have “We need to be testing cover in about two weeks, and declined to say how leaving it to the private ed, then wait even longer been long lines at some. more broadly to fully un- while those with more many sites there are. By sector to open test loca- for a result. Testing cen- The slow ramp-up of the derstand the scope of the severe illness may take contrast, in Rhode Island, tions; others are coordi- ters opened in some plac- COVID-19 testing and public health situation we three weeks to six weeks health care organizations nating the effort through es only to be shut down the spotty nature now of are facing,” said Joseph to recover. are running the sites in state health departments. shortly afterward because the system makes it hard Wendelken, a spokesman Drive-thru test sites partnership with the state Patients have com- of shortages of supplies for public health officials for the Rhode Island De- have popped up in loca- health department. A8 MONDAY, MARCH 23, 2020 LOOK! National Puppy Day, Cuddly Kitten Day, World Meteorological Day, Near Miss Day

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All bundled up Enjoyable at a distance, holiday lights brighten dark times

CONCORD, N.H. (AP) roughly ve-block stretch thought it would be nice — At a time of great of downtown has been to give the folks in town uncertainty, even the re-illuminated with holi- something to smile about.” seasons seem scram- day lights that swoop and Police Chief John Dru- bled. Christmas lights in zigzag between tall wood- ry was all for the idea. He springtime? en posts. So cherished remembers how pretty Wrapped around a is the town’s 80-year deco- the lights looked when he tree trunk in Colorado, rating tradition that tax- rst visited the town for a fashioned into a heart in payers approved spending job interview on a Decem- Alabama and hung high $11,500 six years ago to ber day 20 years ago. over Main Street in a erect the posts after the “It was one of the things New Hampshire town, electric company said that actually drew me to holiday lights are going lights could no longer be this community when I back up. As the coronavi- af xed to its poles. was rst looking to be a rus spreads, the displays “It’s a small town; we police of cer,” he said. “By are providing a bit of emo- don’t have a lot of tra- bringing the lights back, tional and actual bright- ditions. That was one of hopefully it gives people ness. And they’re espe- them, and we just didn’t the sense of hope that cially easy to enjoy from a want it to go away,” said we’re all in this together. safe social distance. Lee Warburton, presi- We’ll get through it.” “We live out in the coun- dent of the Farmington Many of the posts on try, but I know you can see Preservation and Im- Twitter and other social them from the highway,” provement Organization, media platforms point said Julie Check, who which maintains and back to a Colorado man turned on the white lights installs the lights. At his who tweeted Monday that that trace the roof line suggestion, the 27 strands his mom thought people of her home in Eastman, totaling 2,000-plus bulbs should put Christmas Wis., on Wednesday night. were tested and turned lights in their windows “Anything I can do to make back on Thursday night. “to remind each other people happy right now, “It’s tough for everybody there is still life and light” I’m going to try to do.” right now. Everyone is on while they stay home to In Farmington, N.H., a edge,” he said. “We just avoid the virus.

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(AP) — The Latest on option, a delay until later the effect of the corona- this year or in 2021 is pos- virus outbreak on sports sible. around the world: The change in strategy ___ followed IOC president The IOC will take four Thomas Bach leading weeks to weigh options a telephone conference for the Tokyo Games amid call with executive board mounting calls from ath- members. letes and Olympic officials Bach has consistently for a postponement due to said organizers are fully the coronavirus pandemic. committed to holding the The time will be used to games from July 24-Aug. plan different scenarios for 9 — despite athlete train- the July 24-Aug. 9 games, ing, qualifying events and the International Olympic games preparations being Committee said Sunday. disrupted more and more “These scenarios relate by the virus outbreak to modifying existing op- spreading globally. erational plans for the Criticism of the stance Games to go ahead on 24 grew in recent days — July 2020, and also for from athletes and by a first changes to the start date IOC member last Tuesday of the Games,” the IOC — and Bach finally ac- PHOTO|ASSOCIATED PRESS said. knowledged an alternative A group of students from Uruguay pose for a souvenir picture on the Olympic Rings set outside Though canceling the the Olympic Stadium in Tokyo, Saturday. Tokyo Olympics is not an LATEST, B2 Several former No. 1 picks still Self-isolated looking for teams in NFL NFL players

Jameis Winston, Cam the open market yet but Newton and Jadeveon is having an acrimoni- engage in Clowney didn’t have to ous breakup in Carolina. wait long to find homes in The Panthers are signing the NFL when they came a replacement in Teddy group chats, out of college. Bridgewater and giving They were No. 1 overall Newton permission to pur- draft picks. sue a trade even though Now they are finding he said he never wanted to workouts things moving much more leave. slowly as they search for With no trade part- Tennessee Titans offen- said. new homes or contracts ners willing to jump for a sive tackle Dennis Kelly Ryan Tannehill, who re- this offseason. quarterback coming off a has been hunkered down ceived a four-year, $118 Winston, the top pick in season-ending foot injury, with his family in the In- million contract from Ten- the 2015 draft, has been Newton might ultimately dianapolis area since the nessee, normally would be supplanted as starting just get released and join birth of his third daughter busy lining up workouts quarterback in Tampa a list of many players still a month ago. with wide receivers to Bay by Tom Brady and is seeking a new home. He has been self-isolat- start honing their chemis- in danger of being on the There are talented re- ing before the spread of try and timing. wrong end of the NFL’s ceivers like Robby Ander- COVID-19, the coronavi- “Guys getting on planes version of quarterback son and Breshad Perri- rus. right now is not a good musical chairs. man; offensive tackles like “We’re already kind of in situation,” said Tannehill, Clowney, who was the Jason Peters and Germain a self-imposed quarantine who is also doing some No. 1 pick the year before Ifedi; and several defensive on our own, because with personal training while Winston, hasn’t been able players like cornerback a new baby and not hav- sticking around the house to find the megacontract Logan Ryan; linebacker ing shots and everything with his two children and he hoped for in the open- Markus Golden; defensive like that, especially with enjoying more home-cook- ing days of free agency end Everson Griffen; de- it being winter and how ing by his wife, Lauren. “... and might eventually fensive tackle Ndamukong bad the flu was this year,” Hopefully as a nation we have to settle for a more Suh; and safeties Vonn PHOTO|ASSOCIATED PRESS said Kelly, one of hun- can kind of get this thing reasonable contract either Bell, Eric Reid and Dam- dreds of NFL players who turned around, flatten the arious Randall all still on Tampa Bay Buccaneers quarterback Jameis are self-isolating while curve sort to speak, and to remain in Seattle or Winston is one of a few free agents that were sign someplace else. the open market after an the league sorts through start moving forward.” No. 1 overall draft picks. Newton, who went first what’s next. “We’re in For most people, the new in 2011, isn’t quite on FOOTBALL, B2 week four already of kind coronavirus causes only of being separated. For mild or moderate symp- most of society, obviously toms, such as fever and it’s even more extreme.” cough. For some, especial- Though it’s the offsea- ly older adults and people NBA’s Adam Silver seeking answers son for the NFL, the need with existing health prob- for social distancing and lems, it can cause more self-isolation by the pro severe illness, including football community was pneumonia. driven home when New The vast majority of peo- Orleans coach Sean Pay- ple recover from the new ton announced Thursday virus. According to the he was the first in the NFL World Health Organiza- to test positive. tion, people with mild ill- NFL players usually use ness recover in about two this time to prepare for weeks, while those with offseason programs that more severe illness may traditionally start in April. take three to six weeks to With those programs de- recover. layed indefinitely, players NFL free agency busi- are trying to stay connect- ness has been one of the ed with teammates via few things close to normal group chats and social me- in the sports world in the dia. Workouts also are an wake of the coronavirus issue with more gyms clos- pandemic. ing, though some players Cornerback A.J. Bouye have their own equipment is one of the players facing at home. the challenge of changing New Orleans Saints long teams during this isola- snapper Zach Wood, who tion period after being PHOTO| ASSOCIATED PRESS signed an extension just traded by Jacksonville to Denver. The group chats NBA Commissioner Adam Silver and the league will be impacted by massive financial losses before free agency started, that Tannehill and Kelly after a stoppage that has cost the league 75 games so far. lives in an apartment and has been staying away use to stay in touch aren’t from gyms in Dallas. His easy for a player with new (AP) — NBA Commis- worst-case and countless Obviously, it’s not a pret- the day the regular sea- workouts involve push- teammates. sioner Adam Silver finds ideas in between — as it ty picture but everyone, son was supposed to end. ups, pull-ups and squats Taking care of his family himself almost constantly tries to come to grips with regardless of what indus- Play isn’t going to resume and now more running is at the top of Bouye’s to- looking at financial num- this new normal. But de- try they work in, is in the by then. The financial outside. do list. His daughters are bers and projections. And finitive answers on any same boat.” losses will be massive and “I’m just like a sprinkler in a different state, and like the rest of a world front are in short supply. Saturday marked the will obviously just keep throwing sweat every- Bouye, who’s continuing to that is dealing with the “It’s too soon to tell what 10th full day of the NBA’s growing if this season where, which is disgust- work out at his home gym seismic effects of the coro- the economic impact will shutdown, a stoppage cannot resume or if next ing, so I guess I better in Atlanta, also focused is navirus pandemic, he still be,” Silver said. “We’ve that has cost the league season is affected. start going outside and on his parents and other isn’t sure how bad things been analyzing multi- 75 games and counting so “Adam is obviously cau- finding ways to do some- relatives. will get. ple scenarios on a daily far, a total that will reach tious, cautiously optimis- thing in the park or on a “Once we get everything Silver said Saturday if not hourly basis and triple digits on Wednes- tic,” Cleveland forward trail or something because situated with that, we just the league is considering we’ll continue to review day and will eventually the apartment is just not all options — best-case, the financial implications. get to 259 on April 15 — NBA, B2 having it for me,” Wood NFL, B2 B2 SPORTS THE DAILY ITEM MONDAY, MARCH 23, 2020 A look back at Olympics that never were: 1916, ‘40 and ‘44 (AP) — With more and Again, war got in the more calls to postpone way. the Tokyo Olympics be- Japan invaded China cause of the coronavirus in 1937, prompting the outbreak, it’s worth not- Asian country to surren- ing that this every-four- der its hosting duties the years spectacle has been next year after some mil- rocked before by trau- itary leaders reportedly matic events. demanded that venues Three other times, the be constructed from wood games were canceled al- because metals were together because of World needed for the war effort. War I (1916) and World The Internation- War II (1940 and 1944) al Olympic Committee — and in those latter hastily named Helsinki, two quadrennials, both runner-up in the initial the Summer and Winter bidding, to serve as sum- Games were shelved. mer city, with the win- A look at the Olympic ter events going to 1928 PHOTO|ASSOCIATED PRESS Games that never were: host St. Moritz, Swit- 1916 zerland. A dispute with A worker cleans a trash can outside of Enterprise Center, home of the St. Louis Blues hockey Berlin was set to host Swiss organizers led team, Friday, in St. Louis. the 1916 Summer Olym- to one more change, as pics (the Winter Games the Winter Games were weren’t founded until shifted a second time to 1924), beating bids from Garmisch-Partenkirchen, Latest on the effect of the coronavirus Alexandria, Amsterdam, the German host in 1936 Brussels, Budapest and alongside Berlin. Cleveland, according to Of course, after World outbreak on sports around the world GamesBids.com. War II erupted in Sep- The German Empire tember 1939 with Ger- LATEST to remain isolated, moni- “There’s a great concern help arena workers dis- even constructed a daz- many’s invasion of Po- zling new facility to From B1 tor their health and seek to those kids going hungry placed by the sports and land, the Olympics were advice from team medical at this time. We don’t want entertainment shutdown, serve as the centerpiece canceled altogether. To- of the games. Known as plan was possible. staff. that to happen,” Isaac and Magic players Mo kyo would eventually “Of course we are consid- ___ said. Bamba and Nikola Vucev- Deutsches Stadion, it get a chance to host the opened well ahead of the ering different scenarios,” Orlando Magic for- The breakfasts and ic are among those who Summer Games in 1964 games in 1913. Bach told the New York ward Jonathan Isaac an- lunches will be grab-and- have offered financial help — still the first Asian After the First World Times in an interview late nounced he is teaming up go style, in line with so- to that cause as well. city to receive the honor War erupted in July 1914, Thursday. with a church to provide cial distancing mandates. ___ — while Sapporo landed preparations carried on ___ hot breakfasts and lunch- Isaac says a nurse will The $12 million Dubai the 1972 Winter Games. for a while since no one The St. Louis Blues say a es to school kids age 18 be on-site for the pickups World Cup, the world’s 1944 expected the hostilities relative of a team employ- and under on weekdays as well. Isaac also says richest purse in horse rac- Shortly before the out- to last another two years. ee has tested positive for for the duration of the there’s a similar plan in ing, will be postponed until But the horrific war last- break of World War II, COVID-19. coronavirus pandemic. place to assist those who next year. That’s according ed until 1918, eventually and after all that scram- The person is in self-iso- Isaac says he’s partner- are living in extended-stay to an announcement from forcing the Olympics to bling to find replacement lation along with mem- ing with J.U.M.P. Minis- hotels. the Dubai Media Office, a be canceled. hosts for 1940, the IOC bers of the person’s family, tries Global Church for “We cannot just sit on governmental agency. Of- The Berlin stadium was awarded London the according to the team. that initiative. Isaac also our hands while this is go- ficials had planned to run demolished some two de- 1944 Summer Games All Blues staff who may announced that he’ll be ing on,” Isaac said. the race March 28 without cades later and replaced in balloting that also have come into close con- helping families obtain Isaac was honored by spectators over concerns by a new structure that included Athens, Buda- tact with the employee boxes of non-perishable the Magic last year for his about the new coronavirus would serve as the main pest, Detroit, Helsinki, have been notified. The food items once a week, commitment to communi- and the COVID-19 illness stadium for the 1936 Lausanne, Montreal and team says it is asking for things like oatmeal and ty involvement. The Magic it causes. Summer Games, when Rome. all members of the Blues cereal and instant rice. have pledged $2 million to the German capital fi- With England not a nally got another chance feasible host for the Win- to host. Of course, Adolf ter Games, that event NFL stars adapt during self-isolation Hitler had risen to pow- was awarded to Cortina er by then, leaving those d’Ampezzo, Italy. The 1944 Olympics nev- games to be remembered traded linebacker Duron Florida where his train- its what she can eat and er had a chance. World NFL ominously for promot- Harmon to Detroit, he was ing facility closed down, drink. ing the Nazi regime that War II dragged on until From B1 the following year. able to go to the stadium. forcing him to train on “With all these people would eventually lead have to monitor when we London would then be On Friday, he worked out his own with his brother. that are in a sense panic the world into an even could go back,” Bouye said. awarded the 1948 Sum- on a Peloton bike in his They’ve been working to- shopping, and getting all more catastrophic war. “One thing about it, I’m basement, and can run on gether outdoors on a field. 1940 mer Games, the first in these supplies – you hear just focused more on work- a hill near his home. “It is kind of weird In an era when the a dozen years and staged the jokes about the toilet ing out also. I have every- “Anything I need is right times,” Poyer said. “... We selected nation got the in austere conditions as paper going out — we have thing set up at home. My here,” Harmon said. “I’m stocked up probably about option of hosting both the city continued to re- one brand of milk that she trainer is with me, so I’m willing to go out there and a week ago. But you go to the Summer and Win- cover from the war. In drinks because we know definitely good with that.” do that each and every the grocery store, and you ter Games in the same 2012, the British capital it’s safe,” Kelly said. Titans center Ben Jones day, until I’m able to get can’t find water. You can’t year, Japan was a sur- became the first three- “If that is kind of taken prising choice as the first time host. also has been working out to a gym or to get up to find cleaning stuff. It’s cra- at home. In video shared Detroit and work out with zy.” out, that kind of leaves us non-Western country to St. Moritz hosted the in a predicament in that Winter Games for a sec- on social media Friday by the team.” Finding specific items be awarded the Olym- regard. That’s just kind of pics. Tokyo was to be the ond time in 1948, while Tennessee, Jones could be Bills safety Jordan Poy- at the grocery store is the where we’re at right now. summer host, with Sap- Cortina eventually got seen throwing a medicine er, who just signed a two- biggest challenge for Kel- poro getting the winter another shot with the ball at the wall beside his year extension, said one ly. The Titans lineman’s Scary situation for us, per- version. 1956 Winter Olympics. garage and lifting weights key is staying educated oldest daughter Eden is sonally, with her.” outdoors. about what’s been affected allergic to eggs, peanuts A situation that changes Before New England by the pandemic. He’s in and tree nuts, which lim- daily. TODAY IN SPORTS

March 22 1997 — Tara Lipinski’s jumps, the Newton, Winston NBA, Silver unclear cleanest and the surest in women’s 1932 — The blue lines are eliminat- figure skating, lift the 14-year-old into ed with the center red line used to history as the youngest women’s determine offsides in an experiment world champion. among NFL stars on what the future by the NHL. With both teams out of 2000 — Pat Verbeek of the Detroit playoff contention, the league tries it Red Wings scores twice in a 2-2 tie in the New York Americans’ 8-6 victo- with Calgary to become the 28th ry over Boston. player in NHL history with 500 career still unsigned holds 1952 — St. John’s avenges a goals. 41-point loss, beating top-ranked 2008 — The first of two assists by FOOTBALL agency, there are few obvi- JUMP Besides, there are oth- Kentucky 64-57 in the East Regional Colorado captain Joe Sakic in a 7-5 championship. St. John’s, led by Bob loss to Edmonton gives him 1,000 From B1 ous options for either New- From B1 er bridges to cross first. Zawoluk’s NCAA Tournament-record for his career. He is the 11th player ton or Winston. The NBA — which was 32 points, advances to its first Final in NHL history to reach the mile- early spending spree in Winston is the first player Kevin Love said earli- the first major U.S. pro Four. stone. free agency. since the merger to lead the er in the week. “We don’t league to say it would 1953 — The United States beats 2011 — The NFL owners vote to host Chile, 49-36 to win the first make all scoring plays subject to It’s a development that NFL in yards passing one know what the future play games without fans FIBA World Championship for Women review by the replay official and refer- happens each year with season and change teams holds but the NBA has and the first league to basketball tournament. ee. players like 2019 sacks the next. But along with been through a lot, we’ve suspend its season once 1957 — North Carolina beats Michi- 2013 — Florida Gulf Coast, a school leader Shaq Barrett, de- seen a lot and I think gan State 74-70 in triple overtime to so new it wasn’t eligible for the the 5,109 yards passing for All-Star center Rudy advance to the NCAA national cham- NCAA men’s tournament until last fensive Robert Quinn and Winston last season came we’ll be incredibly resil- Gobert of the Utah Jazz pionship game. Lennie Rosenbluth year, upsets second-seeded George- tight end Jared Cook among a league-worst 30 intercep- ient. It just might take tested positive — has leads the Tar Heels with 29 points town 78-68 in the second round of the players last season who tions. time.” been extremely vocal in and Bob Cunningham adds 21. the South Regional. The Eagles used 1958 — Vern Hatton and Johnny Cox a 21-2 second-half run to pull away made a big impact despite That and the availability Players who are due to trying to get its massive combine for 54 points to give Ken- and hold on in the final minute to remaining unsigned in the of a six-time Super Bowl get their next paycheck fan base to take social tucky an 84-72 victory over Seattle in become the seventh No. 15 seed to opening week of free agency. champion like Brady led to on April 1 will get them. distancing and other the NCAA basketball championship. beat a No. 2. The process could be the Bucs making a change Whether those players preventative measures 1969 — Lew Alcindor scores 37 2017 — Marcus Stroman takes a points to lead UCLA to the NCAA no-hitter into the seventh inning, Ian slightly more complicated and now leave Winston will get their April 15 seriously. men’s basketball title with a 97-72 Kinsler slugs a two-run homer and this year with players un- looking for work. check is in some ques- “Our focus right now is win over Purdue. the United States routs Puerto Rico able to meet in person with Clowney wasn’t nearly as tion; the league can ex- doing all that we can to 1969 — West Chester State beats 8-0 to win its first World Baseball Western Carolina 65-39 to win the Classic in four tries. teams or take physicals prolific last season with only ercise a clause in the support, engage and ed- first women’s college national cham- 2017 — Russell Westbrook records with team doctors because three sacks in his first sea- Collective Bargaining ucate the general public pionship. The game is played using his 35th triple-double of the season of restrictions put in place son in Seattle, contributing Agreement that allows in response to this pan- the six-player format. with 18 points, 11 rebounds and 14 in response to the new coro- to his difficulty finding the it to take back 1.08% of demic,” Silver said. “We 1986 — Trevor Berbick wins a unani- assists and the Oklahoma City Thun- mous 15-round decision over Pinklon der cruises to a 122-97 win over the navirus pandemic. type of contract he wants so each player’s salary for are also making sure Thomas in Las Vegas for the WBC Philadelphia 76ers. Westbrook, who That could be especially far this free agency period. each game missed in cer- that we are prepared to heavyweight title. made all six of his field-goal problematic for Newton, The market at receiver tain times — like war, or resume the season if and 1994 — The NFL announces the attempts and all six of his free addition of the 2-point conversion, throws, is the first NBA player to who must prove he’s recov- where Anderson and Perri- in this case, a pandemic. when it becomes safe for the league’s first scoring change in have a triple-double without missing ered from foot surgery that man are the top available That clause has not all concerned.” 75 seasons. a shot attempt or free throw. forced him to miss the final targets has been hampered been exercised yet since, The league has asked 14 games last season before by the fact that two of the officially anyway, no teams for building avail- a team will be ready to take league’s top receivers were game has been canceled. ability dates through the TRANSACTIONS a chance on the 2015 NFL traded, with DeAndre Hop- “We’re exploring all end of August, an indi- FOOTBALL one-year contract. MVP. kins going from Houston to options to resume our cator that this season National Football League With only a handful of Arizona and Stefon Diggs season if and when it is — if it resumes — may ARIZONA CARDINALS — Agreed to WASHINGTON REDSKINS — teams still looking for a being dealt from Minnesota safe to do so,” Silver said. stretch deep into the terms with QB Brett Hundley on a Re-signed LB Jon Bostic. starting quarterback in free to Buffalo. “Nothing is off the table.” summer. MONDAY, MARCH 23, 2020 THE DAILY ITEM B3 HEALTH What are the first symptoms of COVID-19?

By Stacey Burling some sense because the TRIBUNE NEWS SERVICE new virus first targets a type of cell that lives both By now, we all should in the lungs and in parts have memorized the key of the digestive tract. symptoms of the new coro- There is evidence of vi- navirus that public health ral shedding in feces, he officials have hammered said. That alone is not home: fever, cough and proof that virus in stool is trouble breathing. infectious, he said, but is However, that message reason to worry that the may have given some who disease can be transmit- thought they had to have ted through the fecal-oral all three symptoms at once route. It’s another argu- a false sense of security. ment for good hand hy- The earliest reports on giene and bathroom clean- the disease caused by the ing. In a Chinese study, new germ, now dubbed the shedding continued COVID-19, were based on patients sick enough for up to 12 days after peo- to see a doctor or go to a ple tested negative for the hospital. Many, though not virus, he said. all, of them had the three Gavin Macgregor-Skin- symptoms. ner, who is an assistant pro- As we practice social fessor in the Department of distancing and worry Public Health at Penn State about who’ll be next to College of Medicine, also fall, though, an important trains people in hospitals question is, How does this and other organizations in disease start? Knowing infection prevention and the early symptoms would control. He is frustrated help people know when to by the lack of information isolate themselves even PHOTO | TRIBUNE NEWS SERVICE this many weeks into a pandemic. He said medical more and talk to their doc- A nurse stands outside the entrance to the mobile surge unit tent for coronavirus testing outside tors about testing. journals can be too slow to the emergency entrance at WellStar Kennestone Hospital in Marietta, Ga. While thousands of provide information, and people have contracted doctors should find quicker COVID-19 over the last they’re not noticed. self suddenly with fever may portend a rougher patients had a fever when ways, such as a clearing- few months, information Daniel Mueller, an in- and muscle aches, the ear- course, but that’s not yet admitted to a hospital house, to share data. about its earliest stages fectious disease doctor at ly stages of COVID-19 can clear. and 88 percent developed For now, he asks the 37 has been slow to trickle Temple University Hospi- go on a few days. “You just don’t know one during their stay. The members of his prevention out. Doctors said there tal, said that infected peo- Reynold A. Panettieri Jr., whether they’re going to researchers warned that team to take their tem- are still important gaps ple might feel “just slight- vice chancellor for clinical progress,” he said. In se- cases could be missed if peratures in the morning in what they know. And, ly under the weather for and translational science vere cases, patients devel- doctors considered fever and evening. That way unfortunately, many of a few days. ... They might at Rutgers University, op pneumonia and need part of the case definition. they’ll know their person- the early symptoms of just feel a little tired or a said some mild cases last help breathing. “The sus- A rarely mentioned ear- al baseline. If the tem- COVID-19 overlap with little achy.” It’s the sort of just 72 to 96 hours. Others ceptibility to progression ly symptom is gastroin- perature goes up, he wants other common health feeling you’d have if you who are not sick enough is unclear.” testinal distress. About 10 them to stop working and problems. thought you were coming for hospitalization may Fever? Yes and no. Mey- percent of cases can start test every three hours. “There is no clearly de- down with something, but have symptoms for two er would add sore throat with a couple days of di- He doesn’t know wheth- fined syndrome at this nothing very worrisome. weeks. Presentation of the to the list of early symp- arrhea, abdominal pain, er fever is the first symp- point,” said Nuala Meyer, Then they might start disease is “very individu- toms. She said most pa- nausea or vomiting and tom, but low-grade fever a pulmonary and criti- having a dry cough. Later alistic and very heteroge- tients will eventually have then develop respirato- is “definitely present” in cal-care medicine doctor on, in some people, short- neous.” Some are barely a fever, but it “may not be ry symptoms, said David the disease. He also wants at Penn Medicine. ness of breath comes on. affected and some have in the first five days.” A. Johnson, who is chief people to stay away from Symptoms can be subtle: “They don’t always hap- “shaking chills” and mus- A report about the Chi- of gastroenterology at others if they have any It is known that some peo- pen together,” Mueller cle aches, he said. Short- nese outbreak published Eastern Virginia Medical respiratory symptoms. He ple infected with the vi- said. ness of breath may mani- in the New England Jour- School and has reviewed agreed that breathing dif- rus have no symptoms or It’s not like flu: Unlike fest in two to three days. nal of Medicine said that studies on the new dis- ficulty is not an early sign symptoms that are so mild flu, which announces it- More severe symptoms 43.8 percent of COVID-19 ease. He said this makes of the disease. Believe it or not, chicken soup works!

By Barbara Quinn TRIBUNE NEWS SERVICE My daughter called to tell me she was sent home from work when she told her boss she was not feeling well. “I hope I don’t have the ‘virus’,” she said. (She doesn’t.) Still, in motherly fashion, I re- minded her to follow her physician’s instructions to stay home until she was well. During this coronavirus pandemic, the U.S. Cen- ters for Disease Control advises us all to wash our hands frequently, avoid touching our eyes, nose PHOTO | TRIBUNE NEWS SERVICE and mouth and “stay home Researchers at the University of Nebraska when you are sick.” And then, as I lovingly Medical School found a number of substances PHOTO | TRIBUNE NEWS SERVICE instructed my daughter, in chicken soup with medicinal benefits. A woman wearing a mask, left, arrives at a screening station for coro- do what you can at home to-use soup broths that cultures. Probiotics are to get well. Remember, navirus in front of the emergency department entrance at Cartersville feature chicken (original beneficial bacteria found being quarantined is Medical Center before entering the hospital in Cartersville, Ga. and low sodium), bone in fermented and other the means by which we and veggie (vegan) broth. can keep from spreading cultured foods such as yo- Broth makes a comforting germs and viruses to oth- gurt and kefir. Although warm beverage or use it in There are simple ways ers in the community. And researchers still haven’t your favorite chicken soup at the same time, we can identified all the specific recipe. inform these disease-caus- strains of healthful bac- to protect the elderly ing visitors that they are Take a daily multivi- teria that work together not welcome for an ex- tamin. Especially if you to enhance our immune don’t feel like eating MAYO CLINIC NEWS NETWORK Avoid crowds. tended visit. system, there is some ev- Here’s a short checklist much or your supply of idence that probiotics can Avoid cruises and nonessential air fresh and frozen produce Adults over 65 are more at risk of get- travel. that may be helpful: give us an extra boost of ting seriously ill from COVID-19, accord- is limited. Supplemental Take everyday precautions to keep Chicken soup. Is there immunity. And don’t for- ing to the Centers for Disease Control nutrients in a balanced space between yourself and others. any merit to the long- get to feed your gut’s good and Prevention (CDC). standing tradition of sip- multivitamin/mineral Keep away from others who are sick. bacteria with foods that “So there are two major factors that ping chicken soup when preparation can work to- Wash your hands often. contain dietary fiber: fruit, cause the aged immune system to be much we’re not feeling well? ward your wellness when “Also, we should sneeze into our elbow vegetables, whole grains, more vulnerable to new threats, such as Sure is. Researchers at your appetite is off. Look or cough into your elbow to avoid spread- legumes and nuts. COVID-19,” says Dr. Jessica Lancaster, the University of Nebras- especially for formulas ing germs on our hands,” says Dr. Lan- that contain about 100% Rest! It’s during sleep a Mayo Clinic immunology researcher. ka Medical School found that the body recovers “First, as we age, we start to produce less caster. “And also encouraging our elderly of the immune-essential a number of substances and arms itself for battle new immune cells that are able to respond to have healthy lifestyle choices, such as in chicken soup with me- vitamins A, C, E and the against germs and virus- to new sorts of infectious disease.” getting enough sleep; being hydrated and dicinal benefits. Besides mineral zinc. es. “Secondly, as we age, the immune sys- nourished; and also maintaining social being a soothing source Sip on ginger tea. It’s tem has a delay in its ability to coordi- interactions with them, so that we can of necessary fluids, tradi- another way to keep those Don’t panic. This too, nate itself. There is a delay in the commu- tell if there is a difference in their health tional chicken soup (chick- fluids down. Ginger may shall pass. Take care. nication among all the different types of status.” en, broth and vegetables) also help relieve nausea immune cells, and, so, the aged immune The CDC advises to watch for poten- provides immune-boost- and vomiting, according Barbara Quinn is a reg- system is much more slow at clearing an tial COVID-19 symptoms such as fever, ing protein along with to the National Center for istered dietitian and certi- infectious disease.” cough and shortness of breath. And call substances from onions, Complementary and Inte- fied diabetes educator af- What actions can be taken to protect your health care provider if those symp- carrots and other vegeta- grative Health. filiated with Community the older population from exposure to the toms develop. bles that can fight inflam- Stock up on cultured Hospital of the Monterey virus? The CDC recommends that older mation. foods — not high soci- Peninsula. 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CROSSWORD DEAR ABBY Woman insists that her husband give up letters from late wife DEAR ABBY: My hus- pain, so I have tried to be band, “Charlie,” and I Dear Abby is written by Abigail understanding, gracious have been married for Van Buren, also known as Jeanne and forgiving, but they seven years. We are in are toxic people. My fian- our mid-60s. This is the Phillips, and was founded by her ce is my very own re- second marriage for both mother, Pauline Phillips. Contact al-life Prince Charming, of us. He was widowed Dear Abby at DearAbby.com or P.O. and I want nothing more some years before we Box 69440, Los Angeles, CA 90069. than to spend the rest of met. We have a good mar- my life with him. riage. He is sweet and Abby, I am terrified caring, but one issue they are going to show up causes friction between py one. letters, which hold great to our wedding anyway us. It’s about letters he Am I unreasonable, or sentimental value for or try to somehow sabo- and his late wife ex- is it time to let the past him. And if he would like tage it. What should I do? changed. stay in the past, as pain- to display a photo of his If they show up, should I They were high school ful as it might be to de- late wife, quit giving him let them stay or have sweethearts. She kept all tach from objects that heartburn. She’s part of them removed? How do I the letters he sent her were an intimate part of his history, and it’s his prevent them from in- when he was away in col- his previous marriage? house, too. truding in the future? lege, and after she died, he wanted to keep them. REASONING IN DEAR ABBY: I am be- CINDERELLA IN It bothers me that he’s ILLINOIS ing married in a couple of NEW ENGLAND still attached to them. months. I feel like I’m Whenever we talk about DEAR REASONING: living a real-life fairy tale DEAR CINDERELLA: the subject and I ask him Why have you not accept- — but not always in a Allow me to congratulate to dispose of them, he ed that Charlie had a life good way. My fiance’s you and your fiance on gets defensive, says he before fate intervened, stepfamily has made it your upcoming nuptials doesn’t understand why took his wife and you en- clear that they do not ap- and offer my sympathy it bothers me and accuses tered the picture? People prove of our union. They for your grief, which is me of being unreason- who had miserable first have gone as far as to ask undeserved. You may able. He says I don’t even marriages — as yours me to leave him. He is need to hire professional “let” him have a picture was — often choose not to appalled by their behav- security to ensure the of his late wife among our remarry. Charlie is who ior and has told them peace, or see if security is family pictures around he is in part because of they are no longer wel- provided at the venue. the house. My first mar- his happy marriage to his come in our lives or at The way to prevent un- riage was very troubled, first wife. You are making our wedding. They were wanted intruders in the and I never wanted a pic- a mistake by competing livid and blamed me. future would be to move ture of my late husband. with her. Stop insisting I don’t want my wed- as far away from his fam- But Charlie’s was a hap- that he get rid of the old ding to be the cause of ily as is feasible. BRIDGE

Finesse when it cannot cost Lord Macaulay wrote, “Finesse will be safe by finessing. However, if is the best adaptation of means to declarer takes a first-round finesse circumstances.” You could be forgiv- and loses to a singleton king, he en for thinking that he was penning will perish. South should first cash a bridge book, except that he died the diamond ace. If only low cards in 1859, some 40 years before the appear, he crosses to dummy with a game was devised. club or a heart and plays a diamond In today’s deal, South has to be toward his honors. Here he makes an adaptable. West leads the spade overtrick, but he is home even if East queen against three no-trump. How has king-fourth of diamonds. should South plan the play? Also, if In five diamonds, South should some misbidding left South dangling anticipate a loser in each round- in five diamonds, would that change ed suit. True, if he finds a 3-3 split, his line? he can avoid one loser, but that is In three no-trump, South has sev- against the odds. If South does have en top tricks: two spades, two hearts, two rounded-suit losers, he cannot one diamond and two clubs. The afford a diamond loser. He must other two winners must come from hope that East has king-doubleton the diamond suit. If the diamonds or king-third. Declarer wins trick one are breaking 3-2, all plays work. But on the board and takes a diamond what if they are 4-1? finesse. Assuming it wins, he returns If West has king-fourth, declarer to dummy and leads another trump, will fail. If East has king-fourth, South planning to finesse again. MONDAY, MARCH 23, 2020 THE DAILY ITEM B5 TV BEST BETS CELEBRITY INTERVIEWS

An Affair to Remember FXM, 1 p.m. Catch a Classic! Cary Grant and Deborah Kerr star in one of the most What’s next for “One Day at a romantic movies of all time. The Oscar-nominated 1957 film was directed by Leo McCarey, is a remake of McCarey’sLove Affair (1939), was itself remade as Time,” now on Pop TV 1994’s Love Affair, and partly inspired — and features prominently in the plot of — the 1993 romantic com- edy classic Sleepless in Seattle. But beyond its legacy elsewhere, this film stands on its own with its engag- ing tale of two strangers, already romantically involved with others, who meet aboard a ship, fall in love and agree to reunite at the top of the Empire State Build- ing in six months if they are both free at that time. Supernatural: “Destiny’s Child” The CW, 8 p.m. A search for the one thing that may give the Win- chesters an edge against God leads Sam (Jared Padalecki) and Dean (Jensen Ackles) to Jo’s (guest star Danneel Ackles) door and to a secret that may have died with Ruby (guest star Genevieve Padal- ecki). Meanwhile, Castiel (Misha Collins) asks Jack (Alexander Calvert) to do the unthinkable to help the brothers in their quest. Street Outlaws: Memphis Discovery Channel, 8 p.m. Season Premiere! The street-racing series returns for a new season with a special two-hour premiere. This season, new drivers emerge into the spotlight, and first-time rac- ing teams are ready to take on the Outlaws. 9-1-1: “Fools” FOX, 8 p.m. In the new episode “Fools,” the 118 responds to a viral stunt gone haywire, a disaster at a couple’s fish- ing trip and an epic first date fail. Cosmos: Possible Worlds National Geographic, 8 p.m. In “The Cosmic Connectome,” embark on a voyage of discovery through the evolution of consciousness with stops in ancient Greece and a visit to the larg- est life form on Earth. A young Carl Sagan’s career is forged in the clash of two scientific titans in “The Man of a Trillion Worlds.” The Voice: “The Battles Premiere” NBC, 8 p.m. The Battle Rounds begin, and the coaches enlist By Jim Halterman the Alvarezes opening their their old rhythms: “Ray likes nell), now sober, remains hot door to a census taker, played to write a lot of alternative and heavy with Avery (India music industry powerhouses Jonas Brothers (Team The classic theme song by none other than Ray Ro- jokes, and then the moment Nick), Dua Lipa (Team Kelly), Ella Mai (Team Leg- “This Is It” says you get one de Beaufort, Grinnell’s wife mano. you like one that he wrote, he end) and Bebe Rexha (Team Blake) to prepare their life, but thanks to vocal fans in real life). artists for a dueling duet. After the vocal face-off, “They overshare, as they starts to question it, and then We’ll learn what may or may who rallied around this re- are wont to do,” says exec- you propose another one, and each coach must choose which artist from their not have happened between booted Norman Lear com- utive producer Gloria Cal- then he questions that one. team is the strongest to move forward to the Knock- Lydia and her infatuated but edy after Netflix canceled deron Kellett, noting this is He came up with a couple of out Rounds. Each coach has one steal and, in a new it a year ago, One Day at a platonic companion Leslie a great device to introduce really funny lines. He’s good (Stephen Tobolowsky) when twist, one save that will enter their saved artist into a Time has a second. The series the family to new viewers. at sitcoms. He really is!” he whisked her off to Cuba. Four-Way Knockout. makes its debut on Pop TV “It was (also) the perfect way As for what else you can And though last season end- TCM Spotlight: Life at Sea — Submerged Tuesday. to tackle this subject — the count on, Machado describes TCM, beginning at 8 p.m. In Season 4, fiery divorcée Latinx community are his- the new episodes as “joyous.” ed with Penelope graduating Catch a Classic! Penelope Alvarez (Justina torically underreported from Everyone is happy, and love with a nurse practitioner de- Turner Classic Movies’ Monday themed spotlight Machado) is still having a the census — and get Ray on is all around: Activist Elena gree and happily single, she’ll on ocean-related movies continues. Today’s prime- ball raising spirited teens the show.” continues dating fellow se- now have a beau whose cast- time focus is on movies taking place at least partly Elena (Isabella Gomez) and Fellow exec producer Mike nior Syd (Sheridan Pierce); ing is top secret. “This one is aboard submarines. Things begin with the World War Alex (Marcel Ruiz) with help Royce previously worked mischievous Alex has a new special,” Machado says coyly. II-era classic Destination Tokyo(1943), followed by from her lively mother, Lydia with the Emmy winner on Ev- girlfriend, classmate Nora “It’s the right relationship Torpedo Run(1958), Ice Station Zebra(1968) and (Rita Moreno), in Los Ange- erybody Loves Raymond and (Raquel Justice); and neigh- for her at the right time in Operation Pacific(1951). les. The premiere begins with says they fell right back into bor Schneider (Todd Grin- her life.”

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By virtue and in execution of the Power of Sale contained in a certain mortgage AVISO DE INTENCIÓN DE SOLICITAR LIBERACIÓN DE FONDOS NOTICE OF INTENT TO REQUEST RELEASE OF FUNDS given by Kerry J. Rowe to Mortgage Electronic Registration Systems, Inc., as nominee for Eastern Bank, dated January 23, 2004 and recorded in the Essex FECHA: marzo 23, 2020 DATE: March 23, 2020 County (Southern District) Registry of Deeds in Book 22329, Page 383 of which mortgage the undersigned is the present holder, by assignment from: Ciudad de Lynn, Massachusetts City of Lynn, Massachusetts Lynn City Hall, Room 311 Lynn City Hall,, Room 311 Mortgage Electronic Registration Systems, Inc., as nominee for Eastern Bank to Lynn, MA 01901 Lynn, MA 01901 Federal National Mortgage Association, recorded on January 19, 2017, in Book No. 35622, at Page 422 Director Del Proyecto., Tel. No: (781) 586-6778 TO ALL INTERESTED AGENCIES, GROUPS AND PERSONS:

Federal National Mortgage Association to Wilmington Savings Fund Society, FSB, A TODAS LAS AGENCIAS INTERESADAS, GRUPOS Y PERSONAS: On or about April 8, 2020, the City of Lynn, County of Essex, will submit a request d/b/a Christiana Trust, not individually but as trustee for Pretium Mortgage to the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) for the release Acquisition Trust, recorded on May 9, 2018, in Book No. 36704, at Page 193 Sobre o alrededor del 8 de abril de 2020, la Ciudad de Lynn, Condado de Essex, of Lead-Based Paint Hazard Control Grant Program and the Healthy Homes someterá una petición al Departamento estadounidense de Vivienda y Desarrollo Production Grant Program funds for the following multi-year activities: for breach of the conditions of said mortgage and for the purpose of foreclosing, Urbano ( HUD) para la liberación de Programa de Subvención de Control de the same will be sold at Public Auction at 12:00 PM on April 13, 2020, on the Riesgo de Pintura a base de Plomo y los fondos de Programa de Subvención de LEAD-BASED PAINT HAZARD CONTROL GRANT PROGRAM and HEALTHY mortgaged premises located at 52 Allerton Street, Lynn, Essex County, Producción de Casas Sanas de las actividades siguientes de muchos años: HOMES PRODUCTION GRANT PROGRAM for the purpose of establishing a Massachusetts, all and singular the premises described in said mortgage, comprehensive lead paint and soil abatement program for City of Lynn residents PROGRAMA DE SUBVENCIÓN DE CONTROL DE RIESGO DE PINTURA A BASE and owners of residential property. The City of Lynn is requesting the release of TO WIT: DE PLOMO Y PROGRAMA DE PRODUCCIÓN DE CASAS SANA para el objetivo de $9,304,184.00 in federal funds to use with a local match of $1,068,392.75 to A parcel of land together with the buildings thereon situated in said Lynn, now establecer una pintura comprensiva de plomo y programa de reducción de polvo initiate these programs which began on January 2, 2020 and will conclude on known and numbered as "52 Allerton Street" and being shown as Lot B on a Plan para los residentes de la ciudad de Lynn y dueños de propiedad residencial. La December 31, 2024. of Land belonging to Stanbon, Nye, & Hill situated in Lynn, Mass., dated ciudad de Lynn está solicitando la liberación de $9,304,184.00 en fondos November 30, 1924, and recorded with the Essex South District Registry of Deeds federales para combinarlo con $1,068,392.75 para iniciar estos programas que The proposed hazard control activities to be funded under these programs is in Book of Plans 43, Plans 2-B, and further bounded and described as follows: comenzaron el 2 de enero de 2020 y concluirán el 21 de diciembre de 2024. categorically excluded from the National Environmental Policy Act requirements, but are subject to compliance with some of the environmental laws and authorities NORTHEASTERLY by Allerton Street, 47 feet; Las actividades del control de riesgo propuestas para ser financiadas conforme a listed at § 58.5 of 24 CFR Part 58. In accordance with §58.15, a tiered review NORTHWESTERLY by Lot C as shown on said Plan, 98.95 feet; estos programas categóricamente son excluidas de los requisitos de ley de process has been structured, whereby some environmental laws and authorities SOUTHEASTERLY by land now or formerly of Cotton and by land now or formerly of política ambiental nacionales, pero son sujeto al cumplimiento con algunas leyes have been reviewed and studied for the intended target area listed above. Other Healey, 47 feet; and ambientales y autoridades catalogadas en § 58.5 de la 24 Parte 58 CFR. applicable environmental laws and authorities will be complied with, when SOUTHWESTERLY by Lot A as shown on said Plan, 98.95 feet Conforme a §58.15, un proceso de revisión escalonado ha sido estructurado, por individual projects are ripe for review. Specifically, the target area has been el cual algunas leyes ambientales y autoridades han sido repasadas y estudiadas studied and compliance with the following laws and authorities have been Be all of said measurements, more or less, or however otherwise bounded, para la zona de objetivo mencionada. Otras leyes aplicables ambientales y established in this Tier 1 review: Floodplain Management, Coastal Barriers measured, or described. autoridades serán cumplidas, cuando proyectos individuales estén listos para la Resource Act, and Coastal Zone Management Act. In the Tiered 2 review, revisión. Específicamente, el área se ha estudiado y se han establecido el compliance with the following environmental laws and authorities will take place Containing 4,650 square feet of land, according to said Plan (the "Premises"). cumplimiento de las siguientes leyes y autoridades en esta revisión de nivel 1: el for proposed projects funded under the program(s) listed above: Historic equipo directivo de inundación, Barreras costeras acto de recursos y Acto de Preservation, National Flood Insurance Program requirements, Explosive & For mortgagor's (s') title see deed recorded with Essex County (Southern District) dirección costero de la zona. En la revisión de 2 niveles, cumplimiento de las Flammable Operations, toxics/hazardous materials. Should individual aggregate Registry of Deeds in Book 22329, Page 382. siguientes leyes ambientales y las autoridades se llevará a cabo para proyectos projects exceed the threshold for categorical exclusion detailed at §58.35(a), an financiados bajo los programas mencionados: Conservación del patrimonio Environmental Assessment will be completed and a separate Finding of No These premises will be sold and conveyed subject to and with the benefit of all histórico, Requisitos de Programa de Seguro de Inundación Nacionales, Significant Impact and Request for Release of Funds published. Copies of the rights, rights of way, restrictions, easements, covenants, liens or claims in the Operaciones de inflamables y explosivos, materiales tóxicos/peligrosos. Si compliance documentation worksheets are available at the address below. nature of liens, improvements, public assessments, any and all unpaid taxes, tax proyectos individuales agregados exceden la determinación para la exclusión titles, tax liens, water and sewer liens and any other municipal assessments or categórica detallada en §58.35(a), una Evaluación Ambiental será completada y An Environmental Review Record (ERR) that documents the environmental liens or existing encumbrances of record which are in force and are applicable, un Encuentro separado de Ningún Impacto Significativo y Demanda de la determinations for these activities, and more fully describes the tiered review having priority over said mortgage, whether or not reference to such restrictions, Liberación de Fondos publicados. Copias de las hojas de trabajo de process cited above, is on file at the Office of Economic and Community easements, improvements, liens or encumbrances is made in the deed. documentación de cumplimiento de normas están disponibles en la siguiente Development, Lynn City Hall, Room 311, Lynn, MA 01901 and may be examined dirección. or copied Monday through Thursday (9:00 a.m.to 3:00 p.m.). TERMS OF SALE: Un informe ambiental registro (ERR) que documenta las determinaciones PUBLIC COMMENTS A deposit of Five Thousand ($5,000.00) Dollars by certified or bank check will be ambientales de estas actividades, y más plenamente describe el proceso de required to be paid by the purchaser at the time and place of sale. The balance is revisión de información en niveles citado, es en el archivo de la oficina de Any individual, group, or agency may submit written comments on the ERR to the to be paid by certified or bank check at Harmon Law Offices, P.C., 150 California desarrollo económico y comunitario, el City hall de Lynn, sala 311, Lynn MA Office of Economic and Community Development, Lynn City Hall, Room 311, Lynn, St., Newton, Massachusetts 02458, or by mail to P.O. Box 610389, Newton 01901 y puede ser examinado o copiado del lunes al jueves (9:00 a.m. a 15:00). MA 01901 All comments received by April 8, 2020 will be considered by the City Highlands, Massachusetts 02461-0389, within thirty (30) days from the date of of Lynn prior to authorizing submission of a Request for Release of Funds and sale. Deed will be provided to purchaser for recording upon receipt in full of the COMENTARIOS DEL PÚBLICO Environmental Certification to HUD. purchase price. The description of the premises contained in said mortgage shall control in the event of an error in this publication. Cualquier individuo, grupo, o agencia puede presentar comentarios por escrito RELEASE OF FUNDS sobre el ERR a la oficina de desarrollo económico y comunitario, el City hall de Other terms, if any, to be announced at the sale. Lynn, sala 311, Lynn MA 01901 la ciudad de Lynn considerará todos los The City of Lynn certifies to HUD that Thomas M. McGee in his official capacity as comentarios recibidos antes del 8 de abril de 2020 antes de autorizar la Mayor, consents to accept the jurisdiction of the Federal Courts if an action is WILMINGTON SAVINGS FUND SOCIETY, FSB, D/B/A CHRISTIANA TRUST, NOT presentación de una solicitud de liberación de fondos y certificación ambiental a brought to enforce responsibilities in relation to the environmental review process INDIVIDUALLY BUT AS TRUSTEE FOR PRETIUM MORTGAGE ACQUISITION TRUST HUD. and that these responsibilities have been satisfied. HUD's approval of the Present holder of said mortgage certification satisfies its responsibilities under NEPA and related laws and LIBERACIÓN DE FONDOS authorities, and allows the City of Lynn to utilize federal funds and implement the By its Attorneys, Program. HARMON LAW OFFICES, P.C. La ciudad de Lynn certifica a HUD que Thomas M. McGee en su capacidad oficial 150 California St. como alcalde, presta su consentimiento para aceptar la jurisdicción de los OBJECTIONS TO RELEASE OF FUNDS Newton, MA 02458 tribunales federales si se trae una acción para hacer cumplir responsabilidades (617)558-0500 en relación con el proceso de revisión ambiental y que se hayan satisfecha las HUD will consider objections to its release of funds and the City of Lynn 2017010246 responsabilidades. Aprobación de HUD de la certificación satisface sus certification for a period of fifteen days following either the anticipated submission responsabilidades bajo NEPA relacionados con leyes y autoridades permite que la date (cited above) or HUD's actual receipt of the request (whichever is later) only if Item: March 16, 23, 30, 2020 ciudad de Lynn, a utilizar fondos federales e implementar el programa. the objections are on one of the following bases: (a) that the Certification was not executed by the Certifying Officer of the City of Lynn; (b) the City of Lynn has NOTICE OF MORTGAGEE'S SALE OF REAL ESTATE OBJECIONES A LA LIBERACIÓN DE LOS FONDOS omitted a step or failed to make a decision or finding required by HUD regulations at 24 CFR Part 58; (c) the City of Lynn has committed funds or incurred costs not Premises: 21 Hawthorne Road, Swampscott, MA 01907 HUD considerará objeciones a la liberación de fondos y certificación de la ciudad authorized by 24 CFR Part 58 before approval of a release of funds by HUD; (d) de Lynn para un período de quince días siguientes a la fecha de presentación another Federal agency acting pursuant to 40 CFR Part 1504 has submitted a By virtue and in execution of the Power of Sale contained in a certain mortgage esperada (citado arriba) o de HUD recibos efectiva de la solicitud sólo si las written finding that the project is unsatisfactory from the standpoint of given by James C. Petras a/k/a James Petras and Alison C. Petras a/k/a Alison objeciones son una de las siguientes bases: (a) que la certificación no fue environmental quality. Objections must be prepared and submitted in accordance Petras to Sovereign Bank, and now held by Wilmington Trust, National ejecutada por el Oficial de la Ciudad de Lynn; (b) la Ciudad de Lynn ha omitido un with the required procedures (24 CFR Part 58), and may be addressed to HUD as Association, not in its individual capacity, but solely as Trustee for MFRA Trust paso o ha fallado en tomar una decisión o el encuentro de requerido según follows: Karen Griego-West, Office of Healthy Homes and Lead Hazard Control 2015-1, said mortgage dated December 17, 2007 and filed in the Essex County regulaciones de HUD en la 24 Parte 58 CFR; (c) la Ciudad de Lynn ha cometido Program Environmental Clearance Officer, U.S. Department of Housing and Urban (Southern District) Registry of Deeds as Document No.: 485215 and noted on fondos o ha incurrido en gastos no autorizados por la 24 Parte 58 CFR antes de la Development, 611 West 6 th Street, Suite 800, Los Angeles, CA 90017. Potential Certificate of Title No.: 75555; said mortgage was assigned from Santander Bank, aprobación de una liberación de fondos por la HUD; (d) otra agencia Federal que objectors may contact HUD to verify the actual last day of the objection period. N.A. formerly known as Sovereign Bank to MTGLQ Investors, L.P. by assignment actúa de conformidad con la 40 Parte 1504 CFR ha sometido un encuentro dated August 16, 2017 and filed with Essex County (Southern District) Registry of escrito que el proyecto es insatisfactorio del punto de vista de calidad ambiental. Thomas M. McGee James M. Marsh Deeds as Document No.: 586145 and noted on Certificate of Title No.: 75555; Las objeciones deben estar preparadas y sometidas conforme a los Mayor of Lynn Director said mortgage was assigned from MTGLQ Investors, L.P. to Wilmington Trust, procedimientos requeridos (la 24 Parte 58 CFR) y puede ser dirigido a la HUD así: Lynn City Hall Office of Economic and Community Development National Association, not in its individual capacity, but solely as trustee for MFRA Karen Griego-West, Oficina de Casas Sanas y Programa de Control de Riesgo De Lynn, MA 01901 Lynn City Hall Trust 2015-1 by assignment dated December 22, 2015 and filed with Essex plomo Oficial de Despacho Ambiental Departamento, Estadounidense de Vivienda Lynn, MA 01901 County (Southern District) Registry of Deeds as Document No.: 586146 and noted y Desarrollo Urbano, 611 6a Calle de Oeste, Suite 800, Los Ángeles, CA 90017. on Certificate of Title No.: 75555; for breach of the conditions in said mortgage Objetantes potenciales pueden ponerse en contacto con la HUD para verificar el Item: March 23, 2020 and for the purpose of foreclosing the same will be sold at Public Auction on April real el último día del período de objeción. 9, 2020 at 4:00PM Local Time upon the premises, all and singular the premises CARE AND PROTECTION, TERMINATION OF PARENTAL RIGHTS, SUMMONS BY described in said mortgage, to wit: Thomas M. McGee James M. Marsh PUBLICATION, DOCKET NUMBER: 20CP0009BK, Trial Court of Massachusetts, Mayor of Lynn Director Juvenile Court Department, COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS, Plymouth That land situated in Swampscott, in the County if Essex and said Commonwealth Lynn City Hall Office of Economic and Community Development County Juvenile Court, 215 Main Street, Suite 270, Brockton, MA 02301 of Massachusetts, bounded and described as follows: Lynn, MA 01901 Lynn City Hall TO: Daniel Newhall and any unknown/unnamed father of Isabella Newhall and Lynn, MA 01901 Gabriella Newhall: WESTERLY: by Hawthorne Road ninety eighty (98) feet; A petition has been presented to this court by DCF Lynn Office, seeking, as to the Item: March 23, 2020 following children, Isabella Newhall, Gabriella Newhall, that said children be NORTHERLY: by Lot 39, as shown on plan hereinafter mentioned, eighty five (85) found in need of care and protection and committed to the Department of Children feet; (SEAL) and Families. The court may dispense the rights of the person(s) named herein to COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS receive notice of or to consent to any legal proceeding affecting the adoption, EASTERLY: by Lot 41, as shown ons aid plan, ninety eighty (98) feet; and LAND COURT custody, or guardianship or any other disposition of the children named herein, if it DEPARTMENT OF THE TRIAL COURT finds that the children are in need of care and protection and that the best SOUTHERLY: by Lot 42, as shown on said plan, eighty five (85) feet. 20 SM 000906 interests of the children would be served by said disposition. You are hereby ORDERED to appear in this court, at the court address set forth All of said boundaries are determined by the Court to be located as shown upon ORDER OF NOTICE above, on the following date and time: 04/30/2020 at 9:00 AM Status Hearing plan numbered 6010E, drawn by C.B. Humphrey, Engineer for the Court, dated You may bring an attorney with you. If you have a right to an attorney and if the May 14, 1925, approved by the Court, filed with Certificate of Title 5557 in said TO: The Heirs, Devisees, or Legal Representative of the Estate of Peter L. court determines that you are indigent, the court will appoint an attorney to Registry, and the above described land is shown as Lot 40. Frangipane, Jane Gandolfo, Kenneth Gandolfo, Joan Benedetto, Robert represent you. Benedetto and Richard Benedetto If you fail to appear, the court may proceed on that date and any date For title, see Document 411301 with Certificate of Title No. 75555. thereafter with a trial and to all persons entitled to the benefit of the Servicemembers Civil Relief Act, 50 on the merits of the petition and an adjudication of this matter. Parcel ID: 31-76-0 U.S.C. c. 50 §3901 (et seq) For further information call the Office of the Clerk-Magistrate at 508-586-4030. WITNESS: Hon. Kathryn A. White, FIRST JUSTICE, George P. Roper, The description of the property contained in the mortgage shall control in the event U.S. Bank National Association, not in its Individual capacity but solely as Clerk-Magistrate, of a typographical error in this publication. trustee for the RMAC Trust, Series 2016-CTT DATE ISSUED: 03/05/2020

For Mortgagor's Title see deed dated December 27, 2002 and registered with the Item: March 13, 16, 23, 2020 Essex claiming to have an interest in a Mortgage covering real property in Lynn, County (Southern District) Registry of Deeds as Document No.: 411301 and noted numbered 3 Belleaire Avenue, given by Peter L. Frangipane to Saugus Federal on Certificate Credit Union., dated June 18, 2004, and recorded in Essex County (Southern of Title No.: 75555. District) Registry of Deeds in Book 23017, Page 519, and now held by Plaintiff by Assignment, has filed with this court a complaint for determination of Defendant's TERMS OF SALE: Said premises will be sold and conveyed subject to all liens, Servicemembers status. Have a story to share? encumbrances, unpaid taxes, tax titles, municipal liens and assessments, if any, which take precedence over the said mortgage above described. If you now are, or recently have been, in the active military service of the United States of America, then you may be entitled to the benefits of the Servicemembers Need a question answered? FIVE THOUSAND ($5,000.00) Dollars of the purchase price must be paid in cash, Civil Relief Act. If you object to a foreclosure of the above-mentioned property on certified check, bank treasurer's or cashier's check at the time and place of the that basis, then you or your attorney must file a written appearance and answer in [email protected] sale by the purchaser. The balance of the purchase price shall be paid in cash, this court at Three Pemberton Square, Boston, MA 02108 on or before APR 06, certified check, bank treasurer's or cashier's check within thirty (30) days after the 2020 or you may lose the opportunity to challenge the foreclosure on the ground date of sale. of noncompliance with the Act.

Other terms to be announced at the sale. Witness, Gordon H. Piper, Chief Justice of this Court on February 20, 2020

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