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OUTDOORS • 16 SPORTS • 9 DAILY GLOBE Saturday, May 19, 2018 Partly Cloudy yourdailyglobe.com | High: 67 | Low: 37 | Details, page 2 Hurley carnival ride breaks down, injuring 4 HURLEY — A carnival being held to raise money for the Hurley Fire Depart- ment had to be shut down Friday evening after a ride malfunctioned, injuring four people. Law enforcement offi- cers at the scene around 7:30 p.m. at the Big Snow Country Inn parking lots said one person had been transported from the scene for treatment of unspeci- fied injuries, which did not appear to be life-threaten- ing. The other three people were apparently treated at the scene. The carnival was shut down around 6:30 p.m. when a carriage on a Siz- Steve Newman / Daily Globe zler ride collapsed onto the OFFICER JOSIAH Hewitt of the Hurley Police Department stands guard over the Sizzler ride at the Hurley Spring Carnival Friday night. One pavement. There are three of the three arms on the ride broke down Friday night, injuring four. large metal arms on the low-riding machine, sup- arms. attempting to determine go on as planned today, Entertainment, the compa- fireworks display, mulled porting 12 carriages that Around 8 p.m., the offi- whether they needed to call which was scheduled to be ny that was hired to put on around the parking lot aren’t far off the ground. cers at the scene were in a safety investigator. the last event of three days the carnival as a fund-rais- Four carriages spin around deciding how to proceed They said they did not at the site. er for the volunteer fire off each of the three big with the investigation and know if the carnival would Workers from Spectrum department and its annual CARNIVAL— page 5 Enbridge to hold Bessemer Repairs to begin at Little Girl’s Point open house Tuesday Oman’s Creek landing on Monday By RICHARD JENKINS know where we have an By RALPH ANSAMI will be rebuilt following the flash been allocated for dredging at the [email protected] open house. We’ve got [email protected] flood of July of 2016 that destroyed creek, with the MDNR partnering IRONWOOD — multiple displays set up to IRONWOOD — Plans to repair the Saxon Harbor marinas. with the Gogebic County Forestry Enbridge is holding a show different parts of the boat launch on Lake Superior at A total of $140,000 is being pro- and Parks Department. series of Northwoods open how we operate,” said Little Girl’s Point were discussed vided from a Waterways Capital Boat enthusiasts and Little Girl’s houses next week, includ- Ryan Duffy, an Enbridge Thursday by the Western Upper Outlay Fund. Point residents attending the meet- ing a Tuesday event in spokesperson. “It’s really Peninsula Citizens Advisory Coun- The west side of Oman’s Creek ing offered input and suggested the Bessemer. educational to explain to cil. will be “armored” with boulders the dredging be more flexible, so if The Bessemer event will people what we do to keep The work is scheduled to begin size of Volkswagens by Angelo Lup- there is more than one storm in a run from 6 to 8 p.m. in the the (pipe) line safe, and to Monday, according to Doug Rich, pino Construction, of Iron Belt, week, the creek launch won’t be Bessemer City Hall’s audi- show them were they are western Upper Peninsula Depart- Wis., according to Rich. shut down for many days. torium. ment of Natural Resources parks The goal of the project over the Eric Oman suggested fill be “These are things we do and recreation supervisor. next six weeks will be to rebuild the placed where the boulders will be around the state, you It’s hoped the short-term project boat launch area to pre-storm condi- situated, so boats won’t be damaged ENBRIDGE page 5 — can be completed by the end of June tions. That will mean dredging after by crashing into the rocks. because Saxon Harbor and Black debris is removed from the site. Rich said 90 percent of the groin River Harbor boat landings are also On the long-range basis, a groin project, planned to prevent erosion, MAY FLOWERS closed in a summer that is shaping that could cost $2 million is still up as a nightmare for area boaters. planned to be built into the lake. The mouth of the Oman’s Creek Rich said $40,000 a year has LAUNCH — page 5 Solid Waste Authority to hold June tire collection event

By RICHARD JENKINS Marenisco townships, the drop the tires at the solid tires, said Marenisco [email protected] event runs June 4-15. waste authority’s transfer Township Supervisor IRONWOOD — The Residents are limited station on U.S. 2 during Richard Bouvette, who woods of several Gogebic to 10 passenger or light business hours. represents the township County townships will truck tires per house- Tires must be taken on the authority’s board. likely be cleaner by the hold, and need to pick up off their rims before He noted Wakefield end of June, after the a voucher or letter from being taken to the trans- and Wakefield Township Gogebic Range Solid their respective township fer station. collected almost 5,000 Waste Management office before dropping off The transfer station is tires at an event last year. Authority holds a tire col- the tires. open from 8 a.m. to 4 The collection effort is lection event over the Once they have the p.m. Mondays through funded through a Michi- first two weeks of the necessary paperwork Fridays and 8 a.m. to gan Department of Envi- Larry Holcombe/Daily Globe month. showing they are resi- noon Saturdays. ronmental Quality grant. PRIMROSE BLOOM in the morning sun in a garden Open to residents of dents of a participating The townships hope to near Lake Michele in Hurley Wednesday. Ironwood, Bessemer and township, residents can collect around 2,000 Wakefield Chamber issues annual honors, praise at reception By P.J. GLISSON He said about half of the congregation’s they covered all but $14 of the $7,000 cost Organization of the Year [email protected] As honorees and other guests enjoyed 29 members help with the dinner every of the past winter’s program. WAKEFIELD — The Wakefield Cham- an array of refreshments, chamber presi- week, and they include young people such Although the food is good, the pastor ber of Commerce bestowed annual honors dent and emcee Dennis Ferson said the as Kayden Otis, Kyler Macarty, Jadelyn said one of the most important compo- for organization of the year, individual of dinner program of the Wakefield United Abigale Breese, Mason and Hudson Con- nents of the program is “the fellowship.” the year, and business of the year at a Methodist Church was the only serious nor, and Katie and K.C. Juntunen Jr. Thursday evening reception in the com- candidate for the organization award. “It’s a labor of love,” said the pastor, Individual of the Year munity room of the Wakefield municipal “This is not a soup kitchen,” said Fer- crediting members Sue Hocking as “our Ferson described individual winner building. son of the Thursday evening supper offer- conscience” and Margaret Running and Linda Dewitt as “a lady of boundless ener- The organization winner was the open ing beef roast, lasagna, chicken cordon others for success via a “team effort.” gy, limitless compassion, and an over- community dinner program of the Wake- bleu, and holiday ham and turkey According to Trudgeon, the church whelming desire to help those in need.” field United Methodist Church. “through the long and cold U.P. winter.” served 25 weekly meals, including more He said Dewitt has transformed her for- Individual winner was Linda Dewitt, Church Pastor Ted Trudgeon told the than 1,600 total individuals served, from mer greenhouse business into “Linda’s founder of Linda’s Helping Hands, and Globe that husband and wife team Tom October of last year through April of this Helping Hands,” so as to help people in business winner was Joel Laessig, owner and Lee Brown organized the dinner pro- year. of Sunday Lake Kayak Rentals. gram five years ago. Donations are not required, but he said AWARDS — page 7 TODAY INDEX Partly Cloudy — Details, page 2 Business ...... 11 75 cents Classifieds . . . . .13-14 Friday Today’s records Comics ...... 12 Vol. 99, No. 153 High 79 High 88 (1972) Community ...... 3 Low 54 Low 22 (1981) Obituaries ...... 5 Year ago today Precipitation Opinion ...... 4 High 43 24 hours to 7 a.m. Low 29 Friday 0.00 in. Sports ...... 9-10 l 2 SATURDAY, MAY 19, 2018 NATION THE DAILY GLOBE • YOURDAILYGLOBE.COM FIVE-DAY FORECASTFO ORECAST FOR IRONWOODIR RONWOOD SCHOOL SHOOTING TODAY SUNDAYY MONDAY TUESDAYTUESSDAY WEDNESDAY

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Email calendar items and Gogebic County Parks community news to and Recreation Committee, [email protected]. 2 p.m., Bluff Valley Park, For more information, call 906- Bessemer. 932-2211. Gogebic County Road Commission special meet- Saturday, May 19 ing, 4 p.m., Courthouse Annex, Bessemer. Friends of the Iron Belle Trail clean-up, 8 a.m., one Wednesday, May 23 group at Depot Park in Iron- wood, the other group starting Christian Men of the at the trailhead in Bessemer. Northland, 6:30 a.m., Uptown Story Time for children of Cafe, Ironwood. all ages, 10 a.m., Wakefield Mentoring of Moms, 9- Public Library, 906-229-5236 10:30 a.m., Range Community or [email protected]. Bible Church, Hurley. 715-561- Alcoholics Anonymous, 4355. 11 a.m., Salem Lutheran Alcoholics Anonymous, Church, Ironwood. area74.org. open meeting, noon, Salem Community Pickleball Lutheran Church, Ironwood. Paddlers, 2-5 p.m., Mercer area74.org. School gymnasium. 715-776- DOVE Support Group, Submitted photo 4588. noon-2 p.m. 906-932-4990. Alcoholics Anonymous, 7 Ironwood-Hurley Rotary A GROUP of teachers and paraprofessionals from the inson-Iron ISDEA, Rose Grailer, of Breitung Township Club, 12:15 p.m., Elk and p.m., Salem Lutheran Church, Western Upper Peninsula was recently honored as ESP, Ted Sim, of Ironwood EA, Jonathan Munn, of Ironwood. area74.org. Hound Restaurant, Ironwood. Iron County Veterans Outstanding People in Education at a gathering in West Iron County EA, David Rowe, of Bessemer EA, Sunday, May 20 Service Officer, 1-3 p.m., Iron River. They were selected by fellow Michigan Edu- Julie Barthels, of Norway-Vulcan EA and Nicholas Mercer, Wis., Town Hall. 715- Alcoholics Anonymous, 1 561-2190. ation Association and Education Support Professional Gayan, of Breitung Township EA. Not pictured is Jamie p.m., closed meeting, Salem Mercer Health and Well- group members. From left are Michigan Education Clarke Dickinson-Iron, ISDESP. The event was attend- Lutheran Church, Ironwood. ness Pickleball, 3-6 p.m., Association UniServ Director David Martinson and ed by area administrators, teachers and support staff. Mercer Health and Well- Mercer Community Center. ness Pickleball, 3-6 p.m., IMPACT Life Support Breitung Township Education Support Professional “It was a really positive event,” said Rowe. “It was a Mercer Community Center. Group, 6:30 p.m., Woodland President and WUPEA Coordinating Council President great evening to celebrate that we’re all working for Narcotics Anonymous, 7 Church, Ironwood. Terrie Rugg, with award winners Pam Witter, of Dick- what’s best for the kids.” said Rowe. p.m., Wesley United Methodist Narcotics Anonymous, 7 Church, Ironwood. p.m., Salem Lutheran Church, Alcoholics Anonymous, Ironwood. area74.org. 7:30 p.m., Sharon Lutheran Government Church, Bessemer. Gogebic County Board, 5 Michigan Gov. Snyder, wife announce area74.org. p.m., courthouse, Bessemer. Monday, May 21 Thursday, May 24

Gogebic County Human Pickleball, 10 a.m. to hotline for sexual assault survivors Services Agency Board, 9 noon, Ironwood Memorial a.m., Gogebic County Medical Building. DETROIT – A confidential, anony- confidential support services.” help. It’s encouraging to see a Care Facility, Wakefield. Gogebic County Veterans mous 24-hour statewide hotline for The hotline will serve as a confi- widespread, accessible resource in Iron County Food Pantry, Service Officer, 10:30-11:30 9 a.m.-4 p.m., 72 Michigan a.m., Wakefield City Hall; 1-2 sexual assault survivors to call for dential and anonymous place for sex- Michigan that will help survivors Ave., Montreal, Wis. 715-561- p.m., Watersmeet Township; help, counseling and resources will ual assault survivors to call and be receive help to start healing.” 4450. 2:45-3:15 p.m., Marenisco soon be available, Gov. Rick Snyder connected with counseling and advo- The hotline will be led, advised Finnish Women’s Auxil- Township. 906-667-1110. and First Lady Sue Snyder cacy services, as well as medical and and funded by the Michigan Domes- iary, 10 a.m., Little Finland, Alcoholics Anonymous, Kimball, Wis. noon, Salem Lutheran Church, announced Friday. forensic resources. The 24-hour, toll- tic and Sexual Violence Prevention Iron County Mobile Food Ironwood. area74.org. “It’s critically important that all free hotline will be staffed by trained and Treatment Board, with day-to- Pantry, noon-1:30 p.m., Iron ReGeneration Youth, survivors of sexual assault have counselors and sexual assault service day operations conducted by the County Recycling-Iron County 5:30-6:45 p.m., ages 10-11; Forestry Parking Lot, 606-607 Relentless Youth, 7-9 p.m., somewhere safe to turn for help,” Sue providers who will offer counseling Michigan Coalition to End Domestic Third Ave. North, Hurley. 715- ages 12-18; Lighthouse Faith Snyder said. “This hotline will con- and connect survivors with local and Sexual Violence. The hotline 561-2695. Center, Ironwood. nect survivors with a caring, trained resources for long-term support pro- number and launch date will be Alcoholics Anonymous, Alcoholics Anonymous, noon, Salem Lutheran Church, 6:30 p.m., First Presbyterian professional who can help provide grams. announced in the coming weeks. Ironwood. area74.org. Church, Hurley. area74.org. them with the immediate and long- “This hotline is an important way “The Michigan Coalition to End Invent@NMU seminar, 2 Government term support they need to begin their to reach sexual assault survivors Domestic and Sexual Violence is hon- p.m., Gogebic Community Col- Downtown Ironwood journey toward healing.” throughout Michigan and provide ored to be entrusted with this impor- lege, Solin Center, Room B-21. Development Authority, 8 Overeaters Anonymous, a.m., meeting, Conference “As we continue our work to them with counseling and resources tant project,” said Sarah Prout Ren- 5 p.m., All Saints Lutheran Room 1, second floor, Memori- change the culture surrounding sexu- from highly trained, supportive indi- nie, Executive Director of the coali- Church, Wakefield. al Building, Ironwood. al assault in Michigan, it’s equally viduals,” said Debi Cain, Director of tion. “This is an important opportu- Alcoholics Anonymous, 6 p.m., Our Lady of Peace Friday, May 25 important that we support the brave the Michigan Domestic and Sexual nity to provide comprehensive, Catholic Church, Ironwood. survivors who reach out for help,” Violence Prevention and Treatment statewide crisis intervention to sur- area74.org. Coffee with a Cop, 8 a.m., Gov. Snyder said. “Developing this Board. “So many survivors have kept vivors of sexual assault and work to Harbortown AA, 7:30 p.m. Contrast Coffee. EDT, Ontonagon United Mercer Cribbage, 9:30- anonymous hotline is an important what happened to them a secret – make sure survivors are given the dig- Methodist Church basement, 11:30 a.m., Mercer Senior step toward ensuring every survivor sometimes for many years – feeling nity and respect to which they are next to Holiday gas station, Center. in Michigan has access to safe and they have no safe place to call for entitled.” Ontonagon. area74.org. Double Trouble, 11 a.m.- Government 12:30 p.m., Serenity Center, Bessemer Housing Com- Ironwood. mission, 8:30 a.m., executive Mercer Food Pantry, noon-1 p.m., Railroad Street, Coast Guard urges safety on waterways director’s office, 709 W. Iron St., Bessemer. Mercer, Wis. Emergencies: Gogebic County Family 715-476-7655. CLEVELAND – The outs should monitor the –Don’t drink and boat. even more hazardous on Department of Human Ser- Ironwood Carnegie Library Board, 4 p.m. Coast Guard reminded surroundings for other Alcohol is the leading the water. The marine envi- vices Board, 9 a.m., Gogebic mariners on Friday of the boats, swimmers, kayaks, known contributing factor ronment such as motion, County Medical Care Facility, Alcoholics Anonymous/ Wakefield. Al-Anon, noon, Salem Luther- importance of safe vessel floating debris, and traffic in fatal boating, and is just vibration, engine noise, Iron County Human Ser- an Church, Ironwood. operation. around breakwalls and as dangerous and illegal as sun and wind can acceler- vices Board, 3 p.m., county area74.org. Harbortown AA, 7:30 p.m. Operator inattention is piers. drinking and driving a ate a drinker’s impair- board room. Wakefield-Marenisco EDT, Ontonagon United the leading primary con- –Share the road, or motor vehicle. Alcohol is ment. School Board, 5 p.m., school Methodist Church basement, tributing factor in recre- waterways in this case. board room, Wakefield. next to Holiday gas station, ational boating accidents, Maintain a safe speed on Mercer School Board, 5 Ontonagon. area74.org. p.m., Mercer, Wis., K-12 Alcoholics Anonymous, according to officials. the water and stay clear of School commons. 7:30 p.m., Our Lady of Peace The Coast Guard recom- ships, towboats tugs and Hurley School Board, Catholic Church, Ironwood. area74.org. mends that boat owners barges. And, be aware of 5:30 p.m., Hurley High School and operators: your wake to avoid poten- FREE library. Saturday, May 26 Bessemer City Council, 6 –Take a boating safety tial harm to other boaters, Kids Tomato p.m., city hall. Alcoholics Anonymous, course to learn the “rules kayakers and personal Bessemer School Board, 11 a.m., Salem Lutheran of the road” and boating property. Planting 6 p.m., A.D. Johnston High Church, Ironwood. area74.org. safety best practices. To –Always check the School media center. Community Pickleball Ironwood School Board, Paddlers, 2-5 p.m., Mercer find a safety course near weather before getting 6 p.m., Luther L. Wright K-12 School gymnasium. 715-776- you, contact the Coast under way. SATURDAY, School board room. 4588. Guard Auxiliary by visiting –Get a free vessel safety Watersmeet Township Community Night Meal MAY 19 School Board, 6:30 p.m., Free Supper, 5-6 p.m., Apos- cgaux.org/boatinged. check to make sure your Largest Greenhouse Center media center, Watersmeet tolic Lutheran Church, Aurora –Make sure you have boat is in proper working School. Street, Ironwood. enough Coast Guard- order and that you have the in the Western U.P. Saxon Harbor Commit- Alcoholics Anonymous, 7 Flowers, Vegetables, Trees, Shrubs & More! tee, 5:30 p.m., Iron County p.m., Salem Lutheran Church, approved life jackets on proper emergency gear Forestry Department, Hurley. Ironwood. area74.org. board your vessel for every such as flares and fire OPEN Mon.-Sat. 9-5; Sun. 9-3 Tuesday, May 22 Sunday, May 27 passenger, and that they’re extinguishers. Safety easily accessible. Don’t checks are offered by expe- LOCATED AT 162 N. COUNTY RD. 519, Pickleball, 10 a.m. to Alcoholics Anonymous, 1 store them underneath a rienced members of the WAKEFIELD, MI noon, Ironwood Memorial p.m., closed meeting, Salem seat or below deck. It’s best U.S. Coast Guard Auxiliary 1 mile down N. County Rd. 519 just off M-28, Building. Lutheran Church, Ironwood. Look for pink flower cabin signs. Gogebic County Veterans Mercer Health and Well- to wear them. and U.S. Power Squadrons. [email protected] Service Officer, 9:30-11:30 ness Pickleball, 3-6 p.m., –Designate a lookout –Let someone on land Find us on Facebook a.m., Ironwood Memorial Mercer Community Center. on your vessel, other then know where you are going Building. 906-667-1110. Narcotics Anonymous, 7 906-364-0669 Breakfast For Your Brain, p.m., Wesley United Methodist the operator, every time and when you expect to 10 a.m., Mercer, Wis., Com- Church, Ironwood. you get under way. Look- return. munity Center. 715-561-2695. Alcoholics Anonymous, Alcoholics Anonymous, 7:30 p.m., Sharon Lutheran noon, Salem Lutheran Church, Church, Bessemer. Ironwood. area74.org. area74.org. Ironwood Kiwanis Club, noon, Elk and Hound. Monday, May 28 Woods and Blooms Gar- NOTICE OF den Club, 6:30 p.m., Haines Iron County Food Pantry, 9 a.m.-4 p.m., 72 Michigan FINAL Civic Center, Mercer, Wis. Alcoholics Anonymous, 7 Ave., Montreal, Wis. 715-561- SPRING CLEANUP p.m., Episcopal Church of the 4450. Alcoholics Anonymous, DAYS Transfiguration, Ironwood. area74.org. noon, Salem Lutheran Church, BESSEMER TOWNSHIP Government Ironwood. area74.org. The Township of Bessemer will conduct Hurley Senior Center Hir- Overeaters Anonymous, curbside pickup of yard waste GOING OUT ing Committee, 12:30 p.m., 5 p.m., All Saints Lutheran Hurley Senior Center. Church, Wakefield. (leaves, grass clippings, garden waste, brush & trees) OF on Friday, May 25th, from 7 a.m.-3 p.m. 2016 Polaris Sportsman 450 4x4 The following conditions will apply: BUSINESS! Prices Slashed on EFi, 1200 miles, push button 2WD/AWD, independ- 1. All materials shall be placed at curbside. ent front & rear suspension, front & rear racks, rear 2. Leaves and grass clippings must be contained in bags. ALL Power Sports receiver hitch, includes front brush guard, one (Blue garbage bags are not necessary) and Rental Equipment owner, Absolutely Like New!! 3. Brush and limbs shall be in bundles no more than four MARKDOWNS DAILY feet long and be secured by string or rope. SAVE! Pickup will be in Ramsay and Anvil areas. Persons wish- New Items Added $ 4,599 ing pick-up in outlying areas of Bessemer Township must Mon.-Fri. 8am-5pm; Sat. 8am-1pm call the Township Hall at 906-667-0423. ALL SALES ARE FINAL. THIS IS A ONE-TIME PICKUP ONLY. NO RETURNS OR EXCHANGES. Cloverland Motors Debbie Janczak CASH OR CREDIT CARD 300 E. Cloverland Dr., (U.S. 2) • Ironwood, MI 49938 Hwy. 51, Hurley, WI • 715-561-5221 906-932-1202 www.cloverlandmotorsports.com Bessemer Township Clerk l 4 SATURDAY, MAY 19, 2018 OPINION THE DAILY GLOBE • YOURDAILYGLOBE.COM DAILY GLOBE ‘America’s pastime’ avoids Trump “God bless America!,” I exclaimed terribly sophisticated. Nor do you Sue Mizell, Publisher to nobody, as the dog and cat watch- meet a lot of intellectuals in big- ing the Red Sox game with me were league dugouts. Baseball thinkers, Larry Holcombe, Managing Editor napping. yes, but that’s a very different thing. Pitcher Hector Velazquez had Indeed, I’d argue that the main induced a timely double play, ending effect of electronic media upon base- an Orioles’ scoring threat. Short to Gene ball has been to make it more avail- second to first; that is, Tzu-Wei Lin Lyons able and in vastly superior formats. In Their Opinion (Taiwan) to Brock Holt (Texas) to Some years ago, the Cubs celebrated Hanley Ramirez (Dominican Repub- the 50th anniversary of Chicago So far, few Foxconn lic.) Velazquez himself was signed baseball on TV by broadcasting suc- out of the Mexican League. The Ori- cessive innings in the style of each dollars going to oles batter was Tim Beckham, an like my own, people say, baseball’s decade from the 1940s onward. The African-American infielder from days are numbered. wonder was that anybody watched outstate Wisconsin Georgia. “The greatest problem baseball back in the black-and-white, ginger- I was definitely conscious of the confronts in the 21st century,” writes ale, fixed-camera era. Take a map of Wisconsin that’s blank, with the irony. “America’s pastime,” they used Susan Jacoby in her Yale University Today’s high-definition broad- exception of county borders and major municipali- to call Major League Baseball. Today, Press book “Why Baseball Matters,” casts, with their close-ups, multiple ties. it’s an international game. Athletes “is that it derives much of its endur- angles, slow-motion replays and Now, plot the headquarters locations of all 28 sub- immigrate from all over the baseball- ing appeal from a style of play and more knowledgeable commentary contractors chosen to work on the $100 million ini- playing world. adherence to tradition very much at strike me as infinitely superior to tial phase of the Foxconn project being constructed This season’s rookie phenom is odds with our current culture ... The the good old days. It’s also possible in Mount Pleasant. Although there are a few excep- the L.A. Angels’ Shohei Ohtani, a 23- demographic makeup of baseball’s to mute the commercials or skip tions, a vast majority of the dots would be crowded year-old pitcher/designated hitter typical television audience delineates them entirely, so Jacoby’s correct into a small slice of southeastern Wisconsin. from Japan’s Nippon-Ham Fighters. the challenge: It has the oldest, that complaints about the games’ Kudos to Hoffman Construction. The Black River Depending upon who’s pitching, whitest fan base of any major sport.” duration are a distraction. A 30-sec- Falls company earned a contract for mass excavation, Boston starts players from four or That’d be me, all right. ond pitch clock, limit meetings on stormwater and erosion control work. It’s also – at a five countries every day. Many MLB And yeah, you read that correctly: the mound, why not? But no further. distance of about 50 miles – the closest business to teams do. The game’s among Ameri- Yale University Press. That’s proba- You can learn a lot of baseball on Eau Claire among the 28 signed on to work on the ca’s most successful cultural exports. bly symptomatic in itself. For Jacoby TV if you pay attention, but you do facility, which will be used to manufacture LCD And yet inside the base lines, – whose 2008 book “The Age of need to pay attention. Jacoby’s defi- screens. No other west-central Wisconsin company is nothing essential has changed. It’s American Unreason” lamented “a nitely right about that. It’s possible on the list. still the same mesmerizing, endless- virulent mixture of anti-rationalism to enjoy basketball or football with- “Today we are seeing more of the Foxconn bonus ly fascinating sport I watched as a and low expectations” eight full out particularly understanding the throughout Wisconsin,” Gov. Scott Walker said in small boy perched on a bar stool in years before Donald J. Trump ran for rules. But watching baseball proper- statement. “It is great to see Wisconsin businesses Elizabethport, New Jersey, sipping president – baseball’s presumptive ly is more like reading a novel – pre- and working families from all over our state benefit- ginger ale while my Uncle Tommy, decline is a consequence of the cisely what I love about it. ing from this historic investment.” just home from the Army, drank nation’s taste for cheap melodrama. Also, there’s no finer refuge from Based solely on the first-phase allotment of work, beer and played shuffleboard with Never mind that the deciding the crazy-making obsessions of the that statement is premature. his pals. Babysitting, Jersey style. game of the 2016 Chicago Cubs vs. age than a well-played baseball It’s important to emphasize that the announce- I also played baseball, of course, Cleveland Indians World Series was game: Three blessed hours in which ment last week only pertained to $100 million of the day after day, year after year from the highest-rated televised game in one can be confident that he-who- project’s budget. With a total price tag of $10 billion, age 8 until nobody had a uniform 25 years. Fewer millennials, women need-not-be-mentioned, won’t be. there’s significantly more money to be had for con- for me anymore. Over the years, I’ve and African-Americans are among The era when baseball held a tractors. participated in a number of competi- the fan base. Jacoby blames “the pro- near-monopoly over sports fans’ Eau Claire in late April hosted the last meeting in tive sports, but none has ever cap- found dissonance between a culture imaginations is gone forever. It’s a series of 14 held throughout the state “to give tured my imagination like baseball. saturated with devices that offer never coming back. That said, Jaco- potential contractors, subcontractors and suppliers I was a pitcher back then. Win or instant gratification and a sport that by’s right that baseball needs more information on the massive project and how they can lose, you never forget the feeling. requires intense, sustained concen- MLB-sponsored youth leagues. get in on the bidding,” according to a Leader-Tele- One of the best decisions of my tration from its fans.” Get more kids playing, and fan gram story by Andrew Dowd. life was to marry a baseball coach’s Well, maybe so, although intellec- demographics will take care of them- Those less enamored with the deal also are mak- daughter. She gets it; always has. tuals have worried over mass selves. ing their voices heard. Currently, state Senate Demo- Even so, to hear people tell it, the media’s bad effects upon the public ––– cratic Leader Jennifer Shilling of La Crosse and oth- game is in trouble. Indeed, you mind since the invention of the Gene Lyons is a National Magazine ers are hosting a series of public town hall events. “In rarely hear the “America’s pastime” printing press. I don’t recall that my Award winner. Email Lyons at eugene- less than a year, the public cost of this project has trope used except ironically. Rather youthful passion for the game was [email protected]. increased from an original estimate of $3 billion to $4.5 billion,” reads a news release. “These town hall events will offer local residents an opportunity to Today in history meet with state lawmakers, learn more about taxpay- er liabilities and comment on recently identified envi- By The Associated Press ronmental risks.” Today’s Highlight in History Decision-makers in Madison often promote pro- On May 19, 1943, in his jects that benefit the state as a whole or a specific second wartime address to the U.S. Congress, British Prime region. This may be prudent in the Foxconn case, but Minister Winston Churchill it’s unlikely to have a significant impact “all over our pledged his country’s full sup- state.” And many have questioned the level of incen- port in the fight against Japan; tives it took to land the Taiwan-based company. that evening, Churchill met “We’re skeptical the massive and unprecedented with President Franklin D. Roo- sevelt at the White House, government handout will pay off for Wisconsin tax- where the two leaders agreed payers,” the Wisconsin State Journal said in an edi- on May 1, 1944 as the date for torial. “But the deal is signed and done. So we’ll hope the D-Day invasion of France for the best, including as many as 13,000 jobs going (the operation ended up being launched more than a month to mostly people who live in Wisconsin.” later). Indeed, the investment may pay off for the state. If On this date the first round of contractor deals is any indication, In 1536, Anne Boleyn, the however, that impact likely won’t reach into much of second wife of England’s western Wisconsin. King Henry VIII, was behead- ed after being convicted of It should be noted that 27 of the 28 companies adultery. hired are based in Wisconsin. That’s a positive. The In 1649, England was one straggler is R.A. Seaton Contractor Services, declared a republic by Parlia- which is based a short distance from Wisconsin’s ment following the execution of King Charles I. (The monarchy southern border in Rockford, Ill. was restored in 1660.) And James Hoffman, president of Hoffman Con- In 1780, a mysterious dark- struction, said in a story by the Leader-Telegram’s ness enveloped much of New Eric Lindquist the announcement will result in “a England and part of Canada in very significant expansion for our company.” He the early afternoon. In 1913, California Gov. In 1962, actress Marilyn Today’s Birthdays Jenny Berggren (Ace of Base) expects to add 150 more seasonal workers this year Hiram Johnson signed the Monroe sang “Happy Birthday PBS newscaster Jim is 46. Race car driver Dario than is the norm. Webb-Hartley Law prohibiting to You” to President John F. Lehrer is 84. TV personality Franchitti is 45. TV personality We’re just hopeful that future phases of the pro- “aliens ineligible to citizenship” Kennedy during a Democratic David Hartman is 83. Actor Kim Zolciak Biermann (TV: ject will include a few more entries from outside of from owning farm land, a mea- fundraiser at New York’s Madi- James Fox is 79. Actress “Real Housewives of Atlanta”) southeastern Wisconsin. sure targeting Asian immi- son Square Garden. Nancy Kwan is 79. Actor Peter is 40. Country/rock singer grants, particularly Japanese. In 1973, Secretariat won Mayhew is 74. Rock singer- Shooter Jennings is 39. Actor –Eau Claire Leader-Telegram In 1927, the silent movie the Preakness Stakes, the sec- composer Pete Townshend Drew Fuller is 38. Actor-come- “Wings,” a World War I drama ond of his Triple Crown victo- (The Who) is 73. Concert dian Michael Che (TV: “Satur- starring Clara Bow, Charles ries. pianist David Helfgott is 71. day Night Live”) is 35. Christian Letters Policy “Buddy” Rogers and Richard In 1981, five British soldiers Rock singer-musician Dusty rock musician Tim McTague Arlen, had its world premiere in were killed by an Irish Republi- Hill (ZZ Top) is 69. College (Underoath) is 35. Rock musi- The Daily Globe welcomes letters from readers. Letters San Antonio, Texas, where it can Army landmine in County Football Hall of Famer and for- cian James Richardson should deal with matters of current, public interest. We reserve was filmed. (“Wings” went on Armagh, Northern Ireland. mer NFL player Archie Man- (MGMT) is 35. Actor Eric the right to reject any letter and to edit those that are to be pub- to win the first Academy Award In 1993, the Clinton White ning is 69. Singer-actress Lloyd is 32. Pop singer Sam lished. Please avoid name-calling or personal attacks. for best picture.) House set off a political storm Grace Jones is 67. Rock musi- Smith is 26. Actor Nolan Lyons Letters should be no longer than 400 words. An address In 1935, T.E. Lawrence, by abruptly firing the entire cian Phil Rudd is 64. Actor is 17. and phone number must be included for verification purposes. also known as “Lawrence of staff of its travel office; five of Steven Ford is 62. Actress Toni Thought for Today Letters may be mailed to Letters to the Editor, Daily Globe, Arabia,” died in Dorset, Eng- the seven staffers were later Lewis is 58. Rock musician Iain “How slowly I have made 118 E. McLeod Ave., Ironwood MI 49938; emailed to: land, six days after being reinstated and assigned to Harvie (Del Amitri) is 56. my way in life! How much is [email protected]; or faxed to 906-932-4211. injured in a motorcycle crash. other duties. Actress Polly Walker is 52. still to be done!” Brief, thank-you letters will be considered for our Saturday In 1958, British actor In 1994, former first lady Actor Jason Gray-Stanford is —Nathaniel Hawthorne, “Bouquets” column. Ronald Colman died in Santa Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis 48. Gospel singer Israel American author (born 1804, Barbara, California, at age 67. died in New York at age 64. Houghton is 47. Rock singer died this date in 1864)

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Immigrant living in church He says policy generally bars agents ment offering to resign. It marked the first known time that an leaves sanctuary for surgery from trying to take anyone into custody at Francis can accept the resignations, entire national bishops conference had places like churches and hospitals. reject them or delay a decision, and the offered to step down over a scandal, and AMHERST, Mass. (AP) – A man living Perez came to the U.S. without proper bishops remain in place until he acts. But laid bare the devastation the abuse crisis in a Massachusetts church as he tries to documentation 20 years ago. He moved the symbolic significance of an entire has caused the Catholic Church in Chile avoid deportation to his native Guatemala into the church in October. national bishops’ conference resigning en and beyond. was forced to leave the sanctuary for the masse because they covered-up for “They didn’t know how to protect the first time in months to have his appendix Chile’s bishops resign en masse pedophiles marked a historic moment in weakest, exposed them to abuse and then removed. over sex abuse cover-up the decades-long saga. impeded justice,” said Jose Andres Muril- After the emergency procedure, sup- “We want to ask forgiveness for the lo, one of those abused and one of the VATICAN CITY (AP) – In the biggest porters of Lucio Perez escorted him back pain we caused victims, the pope, the peo- main whistleblowers in the case. “For this, shake-up yet in the Catholic Church’s to First Congregational Church in Amherst ple of God and our country for the grave they deserve only to go.” long-running sex abuse scandal, every on Thursday. They say they feared he errors and omissions that we committed,” Calls for mass resignations had mount- active Chilean bishop offered to resign Fri- could be taken into custody while outside the bishops said in a statement. ed after details emerged of the contents of day over what Pope Francis said was their the church’s walls, but an immigration They thanked victims for their “perse- a 2,300-page Vatican report into the “grave negligence” in investigating abuse official dismissed that idea. verance and courage,” for having contin- Chilean scandal leaked early Friday. Fran- and protecting children. 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MICHIGAN Saturday Night Alive, 5:30 Sunday school to follow. church school, Wednesday, Bible. Sunday worship, MANITOWISH WATERS IRONWOOD p.m.; Sunday School and Bible Bethany Lutheran (Wis- 3:30 p.m. 906-884-2655. 10:30 a.m.; men’s and ladies’ Community Church Apostolic Lutheran. 326 study, 9:15 a.m.; worship, 8 consin). Sunday, 5 p.m. United Methodist. Sunday, Bible study, Wednesday, 6 (Presbyterian). Sunday, 9:30 W. Aurora. Sunday, 9:30 a.m. a.m. and 10:30 a.m. COVINGTON 9 a.m., Contemporary worship, p.m. a.m. Sunday School; 10 a.m. Bible Wesley United Methodist. Bethany Lutheran. Sun- 7 p.m. WHITE PINE Episcopal. Saturday: Epis- study; 10:45 a.m. worship. 500 E. McLeod. Sunday, adult day worship, 11 a.m. PAYNESVILLE St. Jude Catholic. Sun- copal Eucharist, 5 p.m. at Assembly of God. 2100 E. Bible study, 9:30 a.m., service, Trinity Lutheran (Mis- Our Saviour Lutheran day: confessions, 10:30 a.m., Community Presbyterian Cloverland Drive. worship, 10 11 a.m.; Kids Club, Wednes- souri). M-28. Sunday worship, (ELCA). Rotating every third Mass, 11 a.m. Church, U.S. 51. a.m. day after school. ironwoodwes- 9 a.m. Sunday, 11 a.m. Part of New Community United Our Lady Queen of Peace First Presbyterian. 300 E. leyumc.org. EWEN Evangelical Parish. call 906- Methodist. Sunday, worship, Catholic. Masses: Sunday, 8 Aurora, Ironwood. Sunday Woodland Church (BGC). First Lutheran (ELCA). 988-2594. 8:45 a.m., youth group, 5 p.m.; a.m., Wednesday, 5:15 p.m., worship, 9 a.m., fellowship to N10234 Curry St., Sunday Rotating every third Sunday, 11 RAMSAY Monday, Kids Club, after Thursday, 8:30 a.m., Saturday, follow. Bible study, 9 a.m.; worship, 10 a.m. Wednesday, children’s Cornerstone Christian. school. 6 p.m. Immanuel Lutheran (Mis- a.m.; fellowship to follow. 906- Bible school, 3:30. Part of New Sunday worship, 9:30 a.m., WISCONSIN MELLEN souri). Little Girl’s Point, Satur- 932-1102 or woodlandcc.org. Evangelical Parish. call 906- children’s church, following HURLEY Congregational United day worship, 3 p.m. Zion Lutheran (ELCA). 988-2594. worship; Revelation (young First Presbyterian. Sun- Church of Christ. Sunday, Jehovah’s Witnesses. Midland and Lowell. Parish Sacred Heart Catholic. adults), meets second and day, 9:30 a.m. worship, Sun- 10:45 a.m. Superior Street. Sunday public praise service, Saturday, 5 Sunday Mass 9 a.m. fourth Sundays at 6 p..m. day school and nursery. Holy Rosary Catholic. talk, 9:30 a.m., Watchtower p.m. Second Sunday of the United Methodist. Sunday Grace Open Fellowship. 9 Havenwood Baptist. 501 Tuesday, 8 a.m.; Saturday, 8 study, 10:30 a.m. month, worship, 10 a.m. Part of worship, noon. Communion, a.m., worship, 9:30 a.m.; Copper St. Sunday school, 10 a.m.; Sunday Mass, 9 a.m.; Lighthouse Faith Center. Christ Lutheran Parish. first Sunday. Wednesday, Bible study, a.m., services, 11 a.m., lunch first Friday Mass, 6:30 p.m.; 777 E. Ayer St.; Sunday prayer BERGLAND GREENLAND prayer meeting, 6:30 p.m. and afternoon service follow- first Wednesday, 10:30 a.m., 9-9:30 a.m., worship and nurs- Calvary Baptist (Funda- United Methodist. Sunday ROCKLAND ing. Midweek Bible study and second through fifth Thursday, ery, 10 a.m.; Wednesday mental). Sunday, 11 a.m.; worship, 11:40 a.m. St. Mary’s Catholic. Satur- prayer, Wednesday, 7 p.m. 10:30 a.m., at Mellen Manor prayer 6:15 p.m., service, 6:30 Wednesday prayer service, 7 Greenland Seventh-day day: confessions, 3:30 p.m.; Range Community Bible. Nursing Home. Confessions, p.m., Thursday youth meet- p.m. Adventist. 31369 N. Firesteel. Mass, 4 p.m. Sunday school, 9 and 10:45 Saturday following Mass. ings, ages 8-12, 6 p.m., ages St. Ann Catholic. Sunday, Saturday church service, 10 St. Paul United Methodist. a.m.; worship, 9 and 10:45 Immanuel Lutheran (Mis- 12-19, 7 p.m. Services online Mass, 11 a.m. a.m. Bible study, Saturday, Sunday worship, 10:30 a.m. a.m. souri). Sunday school 8:15 at lfcironwood.org/tv. Trinity Lutheran (Mis- 11:15 a.m. TROUT CREEK St. Mary’s Catholic. Satur- a.m.; Bible study 8:30 a.m.; Living Water Missionary souri). Sunday, 9 a.m. Com- MARENISCO Assembly of God. Sunday day Mass, 4 p.m., Sunday regular service with Commu- Assembly. 236 S. Mansfield. munion second and fourth St. Catherine’s Catholic. worship, 11 a.m. and 5 p.m. Mass, 7 and 11 a.m., Tuesday, nion 9:30 a.m. Sunday, 9:30 a.m. Sunday Sundays. Sunday Mass, 8 a.m. Trinity Lutheran (ELCA). 5:30 p.m., Wednesday, 8 a.m., MERCER school; 10:30 a.m. worship; United Methodist. Sunday, MASS CITY Rotating every third Sunday, 11 Thursday, 8 a.m., Friday, 8 Community Church of Wednesday, 6:30 p.m. Bible 11 a.m. Communion first Sun- St. Paul’s Lutheran. Sun- a.m. Part of New Evangelical a.m. Nazarene. Sunday, worship, study; lwmissionary.org. day. day, 10:30 a.m. Weekly Com- Parish. call 906-988-2594. St. Paul’s Lutheran (Wis- Our Lady of Peace BESSEMER munion. United Presbyterian. Sun- consin). Sunday school, 9:45 10 a.m. Catholic. Marquette Street. Catalyst Baptist. 411 S. ONTONAGON day worship, 11 a.m.; commu- a.m.; worship, 11 a.m. Faith Lutheran (Missouri). Saturday confession, 11 a.m. Sophie Street. Sunday School, Assembly of God. Sunday nion, first Sunday of the month. KIMBALL Sunday, worship, 9 a.m., Bible to noon; Mass, 4 p.m.; Sunday 10:15 a.m., Sunday worship, school, 9:45 a.m., Sunday wor- WAINOLA Good Shepherd Commu- study, 10:30 a.m. Mass, 8 and 11 a.m. 906-932- 11 a.m. ship, 10:45 a.m. and 6:30 p.m.; Lutheran. Saturday, 5 p.m. nity Apostolic Lutheran. Sun- St. Isaac Jogues 0174. Christ Community Wednesday, youth group and Communion, first and third Sat- day worship 10:30 a.m., Sun- Catholic. Masses Sunday, 11 St. John’s Lutheran Church of SDA. 507 E. adult Bible study, 6:30 p.m. urdays. day Bible study 10 a.m. Com- a.m.; Tuesday, 8:30 a.m. (ELCA). Airport Road. Fourth Cinnabar. Saturday, 11 a.m., Holy Family Catholic. WAKEFIELD munion first Sunday. United Methodist. Sunday, Sunday of the month, worship, Sabbath school, 9:30 a.m.; Michigan Avenue and Pine All Saints Lutheran LAC DU FLAMBEAU 9:30 a.m. 10 a.m. Part of Christ Lutheran Wednesday prayer meeting, Street. Daily Masses: Monday, (ELCA). Saturday worship, 5 Bible Baptist. Sunday, 10 Zion Lutheran (Wiscon- Parish. 6:30 p.m. 9 a.m.; Tuesday, 6 p.m.; p.m.; Sunday worship, 10:30 a.m. sin). Sunday, 9 a.m., Bible St. Paul Lutheran (ELCA). Our Redeemer Lutheran Wednesday, 9 a.m.; Thursday, a.m. St. Anthony’s Catholic. class, 10:15 a.m. 111 S. Curry. Third Sunday of (Missouri). Sanders Road. 9 a.m.; Friday, 9 a.m.; Satur- Calvary Baptist. Sunday Saturday Mass, 4 p.m.; Sun- PRESQUE ISLE the month, worship, 10 a.m. Sunday, worship, 10:15 a.m. day, 6 p.m.; Sunday, 9 a.m.; school, 10 a.m., Sunday wor- day Mass, 9:30 a.m. Bethel Lutheran (Mis- Part of Christ Lutheran Parish. Communion first and third Sun- confessions, Saturday, 11 ship, 11 a.m.; afternoon ser- LAND O’LAKES souri). Sunday, 11 a.m. St. Simon Eastern Ortho- day. a.m., and half an hour before vice, 1:30 p.m.; Wednesday, Hope Lutheran (Mis- St. Rita’s Catholic. Satur- dox. 226 E. Harding. Sunday, St. Sebastian Catholic. each Mass. prayer and praise, 6 p.m. souri). 1764 U.S. 45, just north day, confessions, 3:30 p.m., liturgy, 10 a.m. 906-932-0674. Saturday Mass, 4 p.m.; Sun- Redeemer Free Lutheran. Grace Baptist. 512 Sun- of County B. Divine service, Mass, 4 p.m.; Sunday Mass, 9 Salem Lutheran (ELCA). day Mass, 8:30 a.m. Sunday worship, 9 a.m., Sun- day Lake St. Sunday services, Sunday, 9:30 a.m.; Bible study, a.m. 333 E. Marquette. First Sunday Sharon Lutheran (ELCA). day school, 10:30 a.m.; 10 and 11 a.m. and 6 p.m. call 906-544-2259 or visit SAXON of the month, worship, 10 a.m. Sunday worship, 8:30 a.m. Wednesday, Bible study, 7 Immaculate Conception [email protected] for St. Ann’s Catholic. Sun- (broadcast on WHRY, next with fellowship following. p.m. Catholic. Saturday Mass, 6 schedule. day Mass, 8:45 a.m.; week, 8 a.m.). Part of Christ BRUCE CROSSING St. Paul Lutheran (Mis- p.m.; Sunday Mass, 10:30 a.m. Land O’ Lakes Bible. 5937 WINCHESTER Lutheran Parish. Apostolic Lutheran. Sun- souri). Sunday worship, 10 United Methodist. Sunday U.S. 45. Sunday school 9 a.m.; Living Hope. Sunday, 9:30 Transfiguration, Episco- day School, noon, worship, 1 a.m.; Wednesday, church service, 12:30 p.m. Sunday worship, 10 a.m.; Sun- a.m.; Thursday, Bible study, 7 pal. 336 E. Aurora. Sunday, 11 p.m. Communion second Sun- school, 3:30 p.m., service, 7 WATERSMEET day afternoon prayer, 5 p.m.; p.m. a.m. day. p.m. Immaculate Conception Thursday table talk and Bible ——— Trinity Lutheran (Mis- Bruce Crossing Bible. Siloa Lutheran (ELCA). Catholic. Saturday Mass, 4 study 6:30 p.m. 715-547-3183. To make changes in list- souri). E5104 Margaret St. Sunday 10 a.m. EDT; adult Sunday worship, 9 a.m.; p.m.; Sunday Mass, 9:30 a.m. ings, call 906-932-2211. l THE DAILY GLOBE • YOURDAILYGLOBE.COM AREA / LOCAL SATURDAY, MAY 19, 2018 7 B I G B I R D Bears turn to car thieving Black bears appear to be emerging from Wisconsin, but it is also important for their dens in Wisconsin especially hungry homeowners to ensure that they do not this spring and homeowners are encour- unintentionally feed bears. Black bears nor- aged to take precautions to avoid conflicts. mally avoid contact with people, but when There have been two reports in Douglas food sources are available, bears can quick- County of bears breaking into unlocked ly learn to associate humans with food. vehicles. In one incident, the bear smelled If a bear finds food such as bird feed or pizza. In the other, the bear’s paw got garbage near a home, it will likely return, stuck in a partially opened window. Koele said, and visits will more likely to Black bears normally avoid contact stop when no food is available. Bears will with people, but when food sources are periodically check sites where food was available, bears can quickly learn to asso- once available, so it may take several days ciate humans with food. to weeks before a bear will stop visiting a “Bears are opportunistic feeders and will site once the food source. take advantage of available food sources,” “If a bear is near your home, wave your said Brad Koele, Wisconsin Department of arms and make noise to scare it away – Natural Resources wildlife damage special- back away slowly and seek a safe location ist. “Bird feeders, garbage cans, grills and where you can wait for the bear to leave,” uncontained compost or pet food left out- said Koele. “Make sure it has a clear escape side can be targets for hungry bears. It’s route. Never corner a bear. If you important to make these attractants inac- encounter a bear while in the woods, stay Submitted photo cessible to bears at all times of the year, but calm and do not approach the bear. Never IRONWOOD TOWNSHIP resident Rich Aho said, “A turkey vulture stopped by our particularly in the spring time when natural approach a sow with cubs, and do not place in Ironwood Township and posed long enough for a picture on Tuesday food sources are limited.” attempt to break up a fight between your morning.” Intentionally feeding bears is illegal in pet and a bear.” –Ralph Ansami Fighting Yoopers sold CHAMBER AWARDS By IAN MINIELLY lies would spend the week- [email protected] end in Ironwood’s restau- IRONWOOD – The rants and motels, bringing Ironwood Fighting Yoopers plenty of money into the hockey franchise was sold local economy, not to men- this week to a buyer in tion the 20 to 25 Yooper Minnesota and will be players from all over the known as the Rum River world who spent months Mallards, former coach in Ironwood. They were Dave Osier said Thursday employed by local busi- afternoon. nesses, read to local kids The team was owned by and were front and center Scott Kellett, who tried to in many other civic organi- find a local buyer to keep zations to help promote the team in Ironwood, but the causes and the Yoop- was unable. ers. The loss of the Fighting The Yoopers were very Yoopers will be felt across much a product of Iron- the junior hockey circuit wood native Scott Kellett’s and Ironwood. vision and love for hockey, Osier explained the however not having a deep- reaction of other teams pocketed investor kept the when coming into Iron- team scrambling to cover a wood as appreciative of the $200,000 budget. “old school” atmosphere of With the loss of the the Patrick O’Donnell Yoopers, local players, arena at Gogebic Commu- including five this past sea- nity College. The Yoopers son, who desire to parlay were the only team in junior hockey into a col- P.J. Glisson/Daily Globe junior hockey, according to lege scholarship will be WINNERS OF annual honors from the Wakefield Chamber of Commerce hold their plaques at a Thursday Osier, without full-time forced to pay the full pre- evening ceremony at the municipal building. From left are Lee and Tom Brown, organizers of the open com- staff and paid coaches. mium required for another munity dinner program at Wakefield United Methodist Church; chamber president Dennis Ferson; Linda Teams and their fami- team and leave the area. Dewitt, founder of Linda’s Helping Hands, and Joel Laessig, owner of Sunday Lake Kayak Rentals.

Awards she added, “He cheers me on.” Dewitt said Melody Davey is Ferson described the business years in Illinois.” She said the donations she one of her special volunteers. run by Joel Laessig as “a most They bought kayaks when receives from the community “She’s a good helper,” said positive impact on our communi- they returned here, but recalled make it possible for her to help Dewitt. “She comes every day she ty.” they could rent them in Illinois. From page 1 emergency victims, such as a fam- can.” He added, “I personally spend He said they wondered, “Would- need “get on with their lives.” ily whose house burned down or a lot of time in our Visitors’ Cen- n’t it be nice if there were a place According to Ferson, Dewitt’s a person leaving an abusive Business of the Year ter, and I find it uplifting to see for people to rent kayaks here?” five greenhouses no longer house home. When the chamber chose its the brightly colored little boats Hence, the Wakefield business plants, but rather are filled with But she added that many folks business of the year, Ferson said, bobbing around on the lake. Visi- was born, and now Laessig said, donations of all sorts. she helps are “people that just “We didn’t look at the size of the tors seeing Wakefield and Sun- “Our 1,000th customer was As a result, he said, “If you don’t have money.” business, the number of jobs it day Lake for the first time often August of last year. It kind of were in trouble, go see Linda. She She said her storage includes created, or the economic impact.” comment on what a pleasant coincided with our one-year could help with clothes. She baby items, books, toys, dishes, Instead, he said, they decided place it seems to be.” anniversary.” could help with furniture. She etc. Sunday Lake Kayak Rentals Laessig told the Globe of him- Ferson also commended Laes- could help with food.” “Some people leave with a deserved recognition for its “revi- self and his wife, “Diane and I sig’s business for its innovation Dewitt told the Globe that her small bag,” she said. “Some leave talization of Wakefield’s greatest both enjoyed kayaking. We’re including the premiere of Satur- husband, John “Jack” Dewitt, has with huge boxes.” asset, Sunday Lake.” both from here, but we lived 35 day night kayaking. had two strokes since 2002, but Click it or pay

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Daily Globe Control, beginning in 1964 Wisconsin passed its Operation Forget No Soldier all new passenger cars had seat belt law Dec. 1, 1987, 118 East McLeod Ave. some form of seat belt and became a primary stop Ironwood, MI 49938 installed. state June 30, 2009. or submit [email protected] Shoulder belts were The maximum fine in added in 1968 and the inte- Wisconsin is $10 for first- Protecting the grated lap and shoulder time seat belt non-use DAILY GLOBE harness became standard offenders. Home Front l 8 SATURDAY, MAY 19, 2018 NATION / WORLD THE DAILY GLOBE • YOURDAILYGLOBE.COM Man hurt in police Airliner with 110 aboard crashes, shootout at Miami Trump resort burns in Cuban field HAVANA (AP) – A 39- year-old airliner with 110 DORAL, Fla. (AP) – A fitness buff carrying an Ameri- people aboard crashed and can flag and shouting about President Donald Trump burned in a cassava field stormed the hotel lobby of Trump’s Miami-area golf resort just after taking off from early Friday and opened fire at a chandelier. He then wait- the Havana airport Friday, ed for police to arrive, and exchanged gunfire with offi- leaving three survivors in cers who shot him in the legs and arrested him. Cuba’s worst aviation dis- The motive for the shooting at Trump National Doral aster in three decades, offi- Golf Club around 1:30 a.m. was not immediately clear, cials said. but Miami-Dade Police Director Juan Perez said the man The Boeing 737 went pointed his gun at several people and shouted “anti- down just after noon a Trump” rhetoric before waiting for police to confront him. short distance from the “We don’t know what his intentions were in the long end of the runway at Jose term, but we know what he was doing at the time – he Marti International Airport was trying to engage our police officers in some kind of while on a short-hop flight ambush-type attack,” Perez said. to the eastern city of Hol- In plotting the ambush, Perez added, “He did succeed, guin. Firefighters rushed to Associated Press and he did lose.” extinguish the flames that RESCUE AND search workers are on the site where a Cuban airliner with more than One responding officer broke a wrist, but no resort engulfed the field of debris 100 passengers on board plummeted into a field just after takeoff from the inter- employees or guests were hurt. left where Cubana Flight national airport in Havana, Cuba, Friday. Trump was not at the suburban golf resort at the time. 972 hit the ground. Perez identified the suspect as 42-year-old Jonathan plane. Skies were overcast and Department identified the “There is a high number State TV said the jet rainy at the airport at the pilot and co-pilot as Capt. Oddi, who lives in a condo building about a mile (2 kilo- of people who appear to meters) away. He said Oddi took a flag from a flagpole at veered sharply to the right time of the incident, with Jorge Luis Nunez Santos have died,” Cuban Presi- after takeoff, and Diaz- winds reportedly around 4 and first officer Miguel the resort and draped it over the counter in the lobby, dent Miguel Diaz-Canel where he pointed his gun at several people but only fired Canel said a special com- mph. Angel Arreola Ramirez. It said from the scene. mission had been formed Authorities said there said the flight attendants into the ceiling and light fixtures overhead until police “Things have been orga- officers arrived. to investigate the cause of were 104 passengers and were Maria Daniela Rios, nized, the fire has been put the crash. six crew members on the Abigail Hernandez Garcia Oddi was expected to face various criminal charges. out, and the remains are Video footage showed the conscious suspect being “The only thing we flight operated by the and Beatriz Limon. Global being identified.” heard, when we were Cuban state airline. Mexi- Air said maintenance work- wheeled into a hospital on a gurney, and Miami-Dade Relatives of those Police spokesman Alvaro Zabaleta said Oddi remained checking in, an explosion, can authorities said the er Marco Antonio Lopez aboard were ushered into a the lights went out in the Boeing 737-201 was built Perez was also aboard. hospitalized in good condition Friday afternoon. private area at the terminal Oddi’s attorney, Rae Shearn, said her client was a fitness airport and we looked out in 1979 and rented by Four crash survivors to await word on their and saw black smoke ris- Cubana from Aerolineas were taken to a Havana instructor. She said it was too early to say anything more. loved ones. “I am conducting my own investigation and have no state- ing and they told us a plane Damojh, a small charter hospital, and three “My daughter is 24, my had crashed,” Argentine company that also goes by remained alive as of mid- ment in regards to what occurred or what didn’t occur or God, she’s only 24!” cried what may have precipitated that event,” she said by phone. tourist Brian Horanbuena the name Global Air. afternoon, hospital direc- Beatriz Pantoja, whose told The Associated Press A statement from the tor Martinez Blanco told Neighbors and patrons of a nearby gym said they often daughter Leticia was on the saw Oddi lifting weights, but rarely interacted with the at the airport. country’s Transportation Cuban state TV. beefy man beyond casual greetings. “He was always in the gym,” said Lina Diaz, who lives on the same floor as Oddi. “He seemed like a normal guy, nothing aggressive or weird.” Remembrances Oddi’s neighbors woke up Friday morning to police tape blocking a driveway to their building, and officers and media gathered at its entrances. A Tribute to the Loved One “You never know who is living next door to you. It is sad and shocking,” Diaz said. Whose Memory Lives On Oddi worked as a dancer and entertainer, owns a small dog, and was born in South Africa and grew up in Forever in Your Heart Argentina, one friend, Luis David Gonzalez, told the Miami Herald and the Sun Sentinel newspapers. Gonzalez, who said he worked out with Oddi every Honor the memory of your cherished one by sharing a tribute of their life day, was bringing coffee and eggs to Oddi on Friday morning when he heard the news. with family, friends and neighbors here in the community “I’m surprised and confused,” Gonzalez said in a Her- Deadline for inclusion is ald interview . “I knew him 10 years. He’s a good person. Robert Charles Carol Jean Raymond I’ve very surprised he did this.” Monday, May 21, 2018 by 4pm. Anderson February 5, 1948 - June 20, 2016 Court records in Miami-Dade and Broward counties Aug. 8, 1946 - Sep. 2, 2017 We thought about you today For more details and to place your notice show a slew of misdemeanor traffic infractions for Oddi, We thought about you yesterday but no felony arrests. And other days too. of remembrance, drop off or mail to We think of you in silence Eric Trump, the president’s son and executive vice We always speak your name Daily Globe, 118 E. McLeod Avenue, It is never the same. president of the Trump organization, tweeted early Fri- Now, all we have are memories Ironwood, MI 49938 day, “A huge thank you to the incredible men and women” Your memory is our keepsake or call 906‐932‐2211 for assistance. With which we’ll never part. of the departments, adding that “every day they keep our You were a light in our God has you in his keeping Photo not required, choose your own verse. life that burns forever in We have you in our hearts. community safe.” our hearts. Prepayment required. The Secret Service issued a statement saying its agents Lovingly remembered by your husband, Bill; One person tribute per ad size. were at the scene and working closely with other agencies. Sadly missed by your wife, children, Linda, James, Andrew, Sarah Tributes will appear B&W, children and grandchildren and their families “No Secret Service protectees or security operations color used for promotional purposes. were impacted as a result of the shooting,” it said. $20.00 $35.00 The large Trump-owned golf facility in the suburb was 1x3 2x3 Publishes Friday, May 25, 2018 surrounded by police presence, entrances blocked with yellow police tape and by patrol vehicles through the day.

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Metas The Midgettes scored also had 3 RBIs and Kyle the winning run in the bot- Whitburn had one. tom of the fifth inning of Bailey Ribich struck out the first game. Breanna nine in a complete-game Adamavich singled and win. He improved to 3-0. eventually scored on a Gogebic won the sec- groundout by Meghan ond game 10-0 in five Wiercinski with one out. innings. Tyler Busch hit a Olivia Harma struck out three-run home run that six and got the win. went 315 feet. He had 4 The Midgettes scored 15 RBIs total in the game. runs in the first inning of Joey Rocco, Peyton Sol- the second game. berg, Metas, Busch, Cade Brooke Ofstad started Mazzon and Hakamaki all and got the win. Harma had two hits in that con- pitched the final 1 test. Metas and Mazzon innings. both had 2 RBIs. Adamavich was 2 for 3 “Our hitting has really with 2 RBIs. Keira Niemi come around,” Gogebic had an RBI triple in both assistant coach Alex Metas games. Hannah Simchak said. “We still have to clean was 3 for 3 with 2 RBIs in up the errors before the the second game. districts start.” The Midgettes enter the Metas pitched a com- Pat Krause/Daily Globe tournament with a 14-7 plete-game shutout to HURLEY’S MARKUS Lipske makes contact during Friday’s game against Mellen at the Hurley K-12 School. overall record. No. 2 Hur- improve to 2-0. ley hosts No. 7 Birchwood Gogebic (9-1, 7-1) goes Wednesday at 5 p.m. in a to L’Anse for a doublehead- Midgets beat Mellen in WIAA Division 5 regional er on Wednesday. opener. Game 1 Game 1 Mellen 0 0 0 2 1 — 3 6 2 Houghton 0 0 0 4 1 1 — 6 5 3 Hurley 0 0 3 0 1—4 5 2 Gogebic 1 3 1 3 2 x —10 11 2 regional tournament preview Game 2 Game 2 By PAT KRAUSE Hurley (15) 0 3 2—20 9 2 Gogebic 7 0 0 1 2 —10 13 3 can't throw strikes, we can't catch the increased to 7-2. Mellen 1 2 2 1—6 6 2 Houghton 0 0 0 0 0 — 0 3 0 [email protected] ball and we can't hit the ball. When The Midgets sealed the win in the HURLEY – The Hurley baseball you can't do those three things in sixth inning by scoring five times and Ironwood, team put together a complete game baseball, you're in trouble. coming within one run of having the with good pitching, hitting and field- "Hurley's got a good team. They 10-run "mercy rule" kick in. Preston ing and it showed on the scoreboard made the plays they had to make and Gardner started the slugfest with a Watersmeet as the Midgets carved out a 13-4 win we didn't get the big hit when we single and Nelson was safe on an in Indianhead Conference action at needed it." error. Henning's single knocked in advance athletes the Hurley K-12 School on Friday. At the start of the game, it looked Gardner and Bender's groundout It was a preview of Thursday's like the same old, same old for Hurley. scored Nelson. Taylor followed with a WIAA Division 4 regional opener Mellen's Shane Harding walked and two-run double down the left field to UP Finals when Mellen comes back to Hurley. Luke Zakovec hit a dribbler that line. Sukanen, Ty Mananares and "We have been pitching fine since turned into an infield hit. Two Hurley Markus Lipske swatted singles that Several Ironwood and Watersmeet athletes qualified the start of the season," Hurley coach errors brought in two Mellen runs. produced two more ribbies. for the U.P. track-and-field finals with their performances Aaron Bender said. "Kodey (Hen- But those would be the last Midget Lipske led Hurley's hit parade by in regional meets Friday. ning), Brayden (Bender) and Cade errors of the game and Henning was going 3-5 and Henning, Taylor, Suka- Ironwood competed in a D-2 event at Iron Mountain. (Huotari) have all been throwing well. on his game. From innings two nen and Cade Huotari pounded out Nick Niemi won both the 1,600 and 3,200 runs. Rico Tonight was the first time Kodey through four, Henning didn't give up two hits each. Braucher was first in the pole vault. pitched a complete game. Kodey a hit, run or walk and he struck out Luke Zakovac and Joren Kruzan Caitlin Mylly was first in the 400 dash and the 1,600 sometimes gets over-anxious out six Granite Diggers, including strik- topped Mellen's hitting by going 2-4. girls realy team won. there, but once he settles in, he ing out the side in the fourth inning. Henning went the distance giving Bethany Baldwin had the Nimrods’ only first in Felch throws well. He did that tonight. Hurley scored once in the first up four runs (two earned) and seven (shot put). "We make decent contact hitting inning and then added two more runs hits. He whiffed nine Granite Diggers The U.P. Finals are June 2 in Kingsford. The top four in the ball today (15 hits) and we've in the second inning to take a 3-2 and walked two. each D-2 regional event qualify. The top 4 individuals and done that all year. Fielding has been lead. Tanner Nelson and Henning Hurley (5-11) travels to Washburn top two relays in D-3 qualify. the problem, our biggest concern. We started the inning by drawing walks on Monday and then plays at home make 3-4 errors a game and some- and then Bender crushed a line drive against Mellen again on Thursday in Finals MHSAA DivisionAt Iron Mountain 2 regional GIRLS — North Dickinson 54, Stephenson times more. We're still way behind in double that burned the left fielder the WIAA Division 4 regional baseball Friday 49.5, Bark River-Harris 28, Forest Park 23.5, Car- our fielding. A lot of changes need to and plated Nelson. Corbin Taylor's tournament. Top 4 qualify for U.P. Finals ney-Nadeau 18, North Central 9, Watersmeet 5 BOYS - Iron Mountain 64.5, Norway 35, Iron- be made to compete." single loaded the bases and then Bender also said there will be a wood 34.5, West Iron County 21, L'Anse 19, Han- Pole vault — Alex Neville, NC, 7-6; Hannah Meanwhile, Mellen coach Eric Joki- Justin Sukanen soft liner fell in front junior high baseball in Hurley start- cock 13 Clark, ND; Paige Cappeart, S; Maddie Scarlas- 100 - Foster Miller, L, 11.55; Mitchell Legrave, sara, FP nen has had a lot of problems of his of the centerfielder bringing in Hen- ing at 10 a.m. on Saturday and the N; Adrian Barraza, IM; Michael Stuber, H High jump — Karlee Kuntze, S, 4-6; Emily 200 - Foster Miller, L, 23.37; Mitchell Legrave, Johnson, S; Taylor Kedsch, CN; Makena Lock- own. ning. Hurley-Ironwood Timberjaxx, which N; Adrian Barraza, IM; Ian Hughes, I wood, BRH "It's been a long, tough year," Joki- The wheels started coming off in has many former area players, will 400 - Michael Kulas, IM, 51.05; Connor Ort- Long jump — Jaelin Lockwood, BRH; 15-5; man, N; Ian Hughes, I; Reese Waara, L Amanda Starzynski, S; Maddie Scarlassara, FP; nen said. "We started out with 20 kids the fourth inning for Mellen as their play a baseball game against the Ash- 800 - Michael Kulas, IM, 2:12.09; Cooper Briana Smith, ND and now we're down to 11 due main- errors, walks and a double by Cade land Merchants on Sunday at 2 p.m. LaPlante, L; Jacob Joki, I; Blake Lindberg, WIC Discus — Toriana Christian, ND, 80-09; Layla 1600 - Nick Niemi, I, 4:45.98; Brandon Malburg, Blahnik-Thoune, CN; Malorie Baumler, CN, 72- ly to injury and sickness. Our record Huotari scored Bender, Taylor and Mellen 2 0 0 0 2 0 0 — 4 7 3 11.75; Kylie Gustafson, ND; Malorie Baumler, CN IM; Caleb Plumley, IM; Sawyer Stengard, I is about 2-10. With our pitching, we Justin Sukanen. Hurley's lead Hurley 1 2 1 3 1 5 x — 13 15 2 3200 - Nick Niemi, I, 10:24.85; David Collins, I; Shot put — Bethany Baldwin, W, 33-11.75; Brandon Malburg, IM; Caleb Plumley, IM Toriana Christian, ND; Skye Ledzian, ND; Gracie 110 hurdles - Inocencio Stankevich, N, 15.52; Peterson, BRH Charlie Gerhard, IM; Dawson Bongi, WIC; Evan 3200 relay — Stephenson (Ally Schultz, Kylee Grosskopf, N Kuntze, Paige Cappaert, Mary Hartges), 11:23.84; Devils 300 hurdles - Charlie Gerhard, IM, 41.97; Carney Inocencio Stankevich, N; Dawson Bongi, WIC; 100 hurdles — Hailee Demers, BRH, 18.56; Evan Geronomi, IM JuliAnn Wickman, ND; Talisha McCullough, CN; rally 400 relay - Iron Mountain (Marcus Johnson, Mercedes Simmons, FP Dante Basanese, Adrian Barraza, Jacob Tucker), 100 — Masyn Alexa, ND, 13.59; Amanda 46.99; Hancock; Norway; WIC Starzyski, S; Jaelin Lockwood, BRH; Hannah past 800 relay - Iron Mountain (Caleb Evosevich, Cross, FP Jaden Vicenzi, Adrian Barraza, Jacob Tucker), 800 relay — Bark River-Harris (Ashleigh White, 1:34.72; Norway; Hancock; L'Anse Makenna Lockwood, Jaelin Lockwood, Hailee 1600 relay - Iron Mountain (Jake Dumais, Char- Demers), 1:55.37; Stephenson Phillips lie Gerhard, Jaden Vicenzi, Michael Kulas), 1600 — Briana Smith, ND, 5:53.79; Kylee 3:38.83; Ironwood; Norway; L'Anse Kuntze, S; Taylor Clark, FP; Sadie Granskog, CN IRONWOOD 3200 relay - Iron Mountain (Jake Dumais, 400 relay — Stephenson (Hailey Robinson, TOWNSHIP — The Caleb Plumley, Jaden Vicenzi, Michael Kulas), Mary Hartges, Gena Anders, Amanda Starzyski), 8:53.10; Ironwood; WIC; Hancock 54.86; Bark River Ironwood soccer Shot put - Bryant Schram, WIC, 46-10; Brandon 400 — Masyn Alexa, ND, 1:03.04; Hannah team came back Proudfit, IM; Nathan Lundin, WIC; Branden Cross, FP; Alanis Harris, CN; Ashleigh White, from a 3-1 halftime Nielsen, I BRH deficit to beat 300 hurdles — Hailee Demers, BRH, 51.58; Discus - Bryant Schram, WIC, 122-5; Foster Phillips 4-3 Friday in Miller, L; Josh Boulden, N; Brandon Proudfit, IM Merceds Simmons, FP; Talisha McCullough, CN; High jump - Jacob Tucker, IM, 6-3; Charlie Ger- Emily Johnson, S Northern Lights hard, IM; Kevin Hudacek, I; Ian Bentley, I 800 — Briana Smith, ND, 2:37.35; Kristin Conference action. Pole vault - Rico Braucher, I, 12-3; Jake Lang, Stacy, FP; Kristin Charlier, CN; Paige Cappaert, S The Loggers H; Carsen Chynoweth, H; Austin Salani, H 200 — Amanda Starzyski, S, 27.81; Masyn scored the first Long jump - Mitchell Legrave, N, 19-0.25; Con- Alexa, ND; Hailey Robinson, S; Hannah Cross, FP nor Ortman, N; Jacob Tucker, IM; Dawson Bongi, 3200 — Briana Smith, ND, 13.35.75; Kylee three goals of the WIC Kuntze, S; Taylor Clark, FP; Shelby Pleshek, S game. Ironwood got GIRLS - Iron Mountain 74, West Iron County 1600 relay — Stephenson (Ally Schultz, Mary one in the first half 42, Hancock 32, Ironwood 23, L'Anse 11, Norway Hartges, Hailey Robinson, Gena Anders), 4:31.50; as Allie Goodman 1 ND made a penalty kick 100 - Taylor Talerico, IM, 13.35; Caitlin Mylly, I; BOYS — North Central 74.5, Forest Park 39, Tiana Brooks, IM; Karena Hollmstrom, H North Dickinson 32, Carney-Nadeau 19, Bark to pull the Devils 200 - Olivia Berutti, IM, 27.82; Caitlin Mylly, I; River-Harris 18.5 within 3-1 at the Tiana Brooks, IM; Karena Holmstrom, H Pole vault — Willy Schmitt, BRH, 10-1; Connor half. 400 - Caitlin Mylly, I, 1:05.29; Izzabelle Mar- Bortolini, FP; Dean Bellmore, NC; Tim Jarvis, BRH “They came in at High jump — Jaco Blahnik, CN, 5-8; Dean Bell- tinez, L; Ailie Schoenborn, IM; Samantha Herman, halftime and I just WIC more, NC; Jared Miller, ND; 800 - Ellie Sturos, H, 2:41.77; Avery Bociek, Long jump — Joe Roell, ND, 18-4; Max Nylund, looked at them and WIC; Zoe Kolenda, WIC; Ceci Berutti, IM FP; Darin Redinger, NC; Alex Bellmore, NC I said, ‘It was the 1600 - Ellie Sturos, H, 5:50; Sarah Kulas, IM; Discus — Tyler Peltoma, FP, 109-6.25; Michael worst half of soccer Avery Bociek, WIC; Zoe Kolenda, WIC Miller, ND; Adam Webber, NC; Colten Brunette, I’ve ever seen,’” 3200 - Sarah Kulas, IM, 13:35.10; Makenna BRH Nuttall, H; Zoe Kolenda, WIC; Haley Rhenlund, I Shot put — Adam Webber, NC, 38-4; Tyler Pel- Ironwood coach 100 hurdles - Olivia Berutti, IM, 17.12; Jordan toma, FP; Jared Miller, ND; Matthew Bruette, ND Don Cvengros said. Shamion, WIC; Hunter Pelonm L; Brooke Gianco- 3200 relay — North Central (Lucas Dombrows- He also told la, N ki, Cole Timblin, Griffin Johnson, Connor Robin- them they’d win the 300 hurdles - Taylor Talerico, IM, 50.09; Jordan son), 9:26.66; ND game if they play Shamion, WIC; Piper Passamani, WIC; Olivia 110 hurdles — Tommy Showers, FP, 20.41; Sneller, WIC Josh Haddock, CN; Daniel Franz, FP like they normally 400 relay - Iron Mountain (Taylor Talerico, 100 — Trent Holle, NC, 12.23; Noah Gorzinski, do. Ironwood forced Tiana Brooks, Sayler Swartout, Olivia Berutti), NC; Eric Viau, BRH; Hunter Reed, FP almost all of the 53.96; L'Anse; WIC; Ironwood 800 relay — North Central (Leo Gorzinski, action in front of Austin Poupore, Noah Gorzinski, Carter Holle), 800 relay - Iron Mountain (Courtney Partello, Phillips’ keeper in Saylor Swartout, Riley Poupore, Olivia Berutti), 1:39.92; BRH 1:57.36; L'Anse; WIC; Ironwood 1600 — Brent LaFord, CN, 4:57.65; Connor the second half. 1600 relay - Ironwood (Kaylee Miskovich, Sam Robinson, NC; Mason Rintala, FP; Griffin John- The first goal of Bratu, Maddie Clausen, Caitlin Mylly), 4:42.65; son, NC the second half WIC; Hancock; IM 400 relay — North Central (Trent Holle, Austin came as Hanna 3200 relay - Iron Mountain (Kalli Balmes, Ailie Poupore, Alex Bellmore, Dean Bellmore), 47.72; Schoenborn, Ceci Berutti, Sarah Kulas), 12:35.15; BRH Janczak sent a WIC 400 — Leo Gorzinski, NC, 54.48; Brendon rocket of a pass Shot - Katherine Jarvis, H, 34-6.5; Rachael Steinbrecher, ND; Matthew Bruette, ND; Tim across the field that Tefft, WIC; Riley Popupore, IM;Lexi Pellizzer, WIC Jarvis, BRH was put in the net Discus - Katherine Jarvis, H, 106-4; Rachael 300 hurdles — Noah Gorzinski, NC, 44.37; by Phillips. The Tefft, WIC; Holly Diercks, IM; Riley Poupore, IM John Nelson, ND; Brendon Steinbrecher, ND; High jump - Taylor Talerico, IM, 4-8; Andie Ellis, Tommy Showers, FP Devils’ Vai Triggiano IM; Ceci Berutti, IM; Maddie Clausen, I 800 — Connor Robinson, NC, 2:14.78; Brett scored the next two Pole vault - Ally Fenton, H, 7-0; Jamie DeWitt, LaFord, CN; Cole Timblin, NC; James Davis, FP goals to give Iron- I; Lexi Hagan, IM 200 — Leo Gorzinski, NC, 24.89; Peter Ropiak, wood a lead it kept. FP; Max Nylund, FP; Carter Holle, NC Long jump - Avery Bociek, WIC, 14-5.25; Tiana “Really proud of Brooks, IM; Sayor Swartout, IM; Kalli Balmes, IM 3200 — Griffin Johnson, NC, 11:32.55; Mason Rintala, FP; Mike Flanagan, CN the way they came 1600 relay — North Central (Leo Gorzinski, Jason Juno/Daily Globe MHSAA DivisionAt North Dickinson 3 regional back and won. They Noah Gorzinski, Cole Timblin, Connor Robinson), Friday IRONWOOD’S VAI Triggiano (6) kicks it towards the net Friday against Phillips at Airport really wanted it,” 3:51.41; ND Top 4 individuals, top 2 relays qualify for U.P. Park in Ironwood Township. Cvengros said. l 10 SATURDAY, MAY 19, 2018 SPORTS THE DAILY GLOBE • YOURDAILYGLOBE.COM Smith's third- RED BULL 400 period goal Among the locals who Diane Smith, 9:20 lifts Vegas to competed in the Red Bull Lauren Korpi, 10:22 400 last Saturday were Andrea Newby, 10:35 One-of-a-kind race at win over Jets (not all times were provid- Tony Bunt LAS VEGAS (AP) – The ed): Donna Gering, 10:22 Vegas Golden Knights were Jeremy Sullivan, 6:36 Bridget Wendt, 18:58 one-of-a-kind place a 500-to-1 long shot to win Anna Mooi, 7:59 Mike McPherson, 6:07 the Stanley Cup before the Nate Smith, 10:44 Jonathan Rulseh, 7:11 Red Bull 400 an amazing, yet crazy NHL season began in Octo- Kerri Trubachik, 15:48 Kristen Anderson, 9:18 ber. Their surprisingly suc- Kristie Voldberg Jennifer Kuklenski, 13:44 experience at beloved Copper Peak cessful inaugural season is Mark Belmas, 10:13 Andy Warren, 7:23 still rolling along, and Nicole Re, 11:59 Tom Bergman, 11:45 By JASON JUNO they're one win from a Kelly Pavlovich Phil Strong, 8:59 [email protected] Kari Strand, 16:25 Will Andresen, 9:09 berth to the Stanley Cup IRONWOOD – Why? Danny O’Sullivan Gay Gheller, 10:22 final. Insanity, probably, has Lorne Lovelace David Andresen, 6:33 Reilly Smith scored on been my go-to answer over Craig LaBlanc Mark Wendt, 19:38 a breakaway late in the the last week since com- Tyler Muzzy, 15:02 Gary Engstrom third period to lead Vegas pleting the Red Bull 400 at Jessica Barnes, 9:59 Ken Fahrner, 9:56 to a 3-2 victory over the Copper Peak and it’s still David Collins, 7:06 Bob Jacquart, 10:56 Winnipeg Jets in Game 4 accurate. Diane Corcoran, 10:36 Larry Lapachin, 9:59 of the Western Conference They pretty much warn Josephine Cvengros, Abby Samardich, 11:16 final Friday night. you going in that it’s going 19:00 Griffin Winkowski, 7:23 Vegas can clinch the to suck. If you live, you Anthony Sundberg 9:50 Breck Fulks, 13:52 conference title and won’t be able to breathe, Chris Tweiten, 7:31 Danny Gardner, 17:05 advance to the Stanley your legs will be on fire Nichole Merten, 12:59 Don Cvengros Cup final when the series and you’ll wish gravity was- Lea Miskovich Jason Juno, 14:08 resumes Sunday in Win- n’t real. So in short, if you nipeg. are still alive after climbing "The last one is always 40 stories in the span of the toughest to get," Gold- 400 meters, you’ll wish you en Knights goalie Marc- weren’t. Andre Fleury said. But there I was, eager to William Karlsson and enter the media heat after Tomas Nosek also scored finding out such a thing for Vegas, and Fleury, existed only a few days ninth all-time in postsea- before the race. son wins, turned in anoth- Once I was in, reality er spectacular perfor- started to set in a bit. mance by making 36 saves As in, I hate heights and to earn his 73rd career I didn’t have any time to playoff victory. The 14- train for this so I’d just year veteran goalie, left have to hope Brogan Hill exposed by the Pittsburgh got me ready for it. Penguins for Vegas to Supportive friends and Norm Tesch photo select him in the expan- family helped keep me DAILY GLOBE sports editor Jason Juno takes part in sion draft, continues to away from logical thinking the Red Bull 400 at Copper Peak last Saturday. have a career-best postsea- and on track to do it. I son as he aims for a third asked one encouraging why didn’t anyone mention awesome local volunteers straight Stanley Cup title. friend if he had ever gone that! – had a heck of a view to "I think we've got to up the landing. In hindsight, though, the bottom. keep the same mindset," His response? that would have been terri- Oh God. That meant I said Fleury, who has a “Me? No, I’m not an ble to know. I already was super high in the sky 1.72 goals against average idiot. Snowmobiles going thought they were going to again with more time to and .945 save percentage full throttle can’t make it have to shovel me off the think and looking down in the playoffs. "Just take it up there.” thing when I realized how instead of up. one game at time and not Ugh. high I was. But I actually I sat down and I had my think too far ahead and be Somehow I still ended was too dead to care. I right foot so tight against a ready to play that next up at the starting line and killed myself through half 2 by 4 that it was the only game, because they're there is absolutely no eas- of this course, I was going thing that got sore all day. I going to be coming hard." ing into that hill, it is crazy to finish it. could do enough to get the It's something the Jets steep as soon as it starts. I forgot about that. I photos I wanted, but I was- have already been doing, The netting Red Bull never looked down or over. n’t moving around as even in their three losses provided is a huge help. I stayed on all fours. (I saw though I was on the in the series. Submitted photo one guy later on who stood ground like some people ABBY SAMARDICH of Bessemer finishes the Red Bull After falling down a couple Asked how his team up while not doing well were. 400 at Copper Peak last Saturday. times before the netting has been able to survive started, traction wasn’t an and, for a second, was It was great to see a Winnipeg's tenacious issue anymore with that to falling backward.) local, Anna Mooi of Iron- attack, Smith replied: grab onto. I finally got to the finish wood, win the women’s "He's sitting right next to I made it to the top of line and I was thrilled. I heat. It was amazing to me," referring to Fleury at the landing with 2 min- didn’t throw up, my legs watch other people fight the postgame news confer- utes, 30 seconds to spare weren’t even sore. I could- through the pain and get to ence. (anybody who took longer n’t breathe, but hey, two the top. But with the game tied than 10 minutes wasn’t out of three ain’t bad, I was The best part was seeing at 2, it was Smith who allowed on the structure). I alive. such a huge event here. I made the big play after am appreciative to the peo- It was one of the most knew that people really racing down the left side ple on top of the landing amazing things I’ve done. cared about Copper Peak, of the rink and beating who encouraged me by It’s pretty cool to say I did but it turns out I had no Winnipeg's Connor Helle- name; I needed it. it, so I’m glad I didn’t listen idea how much. There buyck above his blocker to My legs felt fine, but I to logic. were 4 to 5 thousand peo- put the Golden Knights was totally gassed and the It took forever to start ple there to watch probably ahead with 6:58 left. climb up the structure breathing like a normal the slowest 400-meter race Hellebuyck made 27 remained. There’s a small human again and even in the world. (It’s certainly saves, but lost for the third flat portion to gain the longer to get re-focused so I the steepest, Red Bull says, consecutive game despite courage once again before could get to work, because and they run a lot of them). telling reporters after climbing to a spot so high I was crazy enough to sign A lot of conversations Game 3 that he liked his you can see 40-plus miles up to cover it as well. And I turned to ski flying, both game better than Fleury's. in all directions. had some photos in mind from past events held here Patrik Laine and Tyler But the first thing you that I thought would really to hoped for contests in the Myers scored for Win- realize once you get on the tell the story of the event future. nipeg, which is on the jump is that you can see well. I certainly hope it hap- brink of elimination. between the wooden So back up the chairlift pens. "I know we can win a boards that make up the and the elevator and to If it does, I’ll stick to game, we're a good Jason Juno/Daily Globe near the top of the struc- covering the event this KEN FAHRNER nears the finish of the Red Bull 400 at jump. enough team," Winnipeg You have to be kidding, ture I went. The spot I time. coach Paul Maurice said. Copper Peak in Ironwood. chose – with the help of Those people are crazy. "We've battled. We've gone into some pretty heavy environments and won a Aguilar homers twice as game that we needed to Daily Globe Scoreboard win. So it's just one game." Brewers beat Twins 8-3 The Jets took over Monday, May 21: Tampa Bay at Houston 4, Cleveland 1 Colorado 24 20 .545 1 NBA PlayoffsAll Times EDT Washington, 8 p.m. Milwaukee 8, Minnesota 3 San Francisco 22 23 .489 3½ MINNEAPOLIS (AP) – With Ryan Braun and Eric where they left off in the CONFERENCE FINALS x-Wednesday, May 23: Washing- Kansas City 5, N.Y. Yankees 2 Los Angeles 17 26 .395 7½ Thames on the disabled list, the Milwaukee Brewers are (Best-of-7; x-if necessary) ton at Tampa Bay, 8 p.m. Tampa Bay at L.A. Angels, 10:07 San Diego 18 28 .391 8 third period of Game 3 by Eastern Conference WESTERN CONFERENCE p.m. Friday's Games missing plenty of power in the middle of their lineup. outskating the Golden Boston 2, Cleveland 0 Vegas 3, Winnipeg 1 Detroit at Seattle, 10:10 p.m. L.A. Dodgers at Washington, Jesus Aguilar is proving to be quite the fill-in slugger. Sunday, May 13: Boston 108, Saturday, May 12: Winnipeg 4, Saturday's Games ppd. Knights in the first period Cleveland 83 Vegas 2 Oakland (Manaea 5-4) at Toronto San Diego 3, Pittsburgh 2 Aguilar homered twice and Ji-Man Choi hit a solo home of Game 4, but Karlsson's Tuesday, May 15: Boston 107, Monday, May 14: Vegas 3, Win- (Gaviglio 1-0), 1:07 p.m. Chicago Cubs 8, Cincinnati 1 Cleveland 94 nipeg 1 Cleveland (Kluber 6-2) at Hous- N.Y. Mets 3, Arizona 1 run in his return to the majors as Milwaukee beat the Min- power-play goal was the Saturday, May 19: Boston at Wednesday, May 16: Vegas 4, ton (Keuchel 3-5), 4:10 p.m. Miami 2, Atlanta 0 nesota Twins 8-3 on Friday night. difference. Off the draw, Cleveland, 8:30 p.m. Winnipeg 2 Baltimore (Bundy 2-5) at Boston Milwaukee 8, Minnesota 3 Monday, May 21: Boston at Friday, May 18: Vegas 3, Win- (Porcello 5-1), 7:10 p.m. Philadelphia at St. Louis, 8:15 "It's the power, for sure," Brewers manager Craig Coun- Smith found Jonathan Cleveland, 8:30 p.m. nipeg 2 Milwaukee (Peralta 1-0) at Min- p.m. sell said of Aguilar. "It's just kind of hit ability. There's x-Wednesday, May 23: Cleveland Sunday, May 20: Vegas at Win- nesota (Romero 2-0), 7:10 p.m. Colorado at San Francisco, 10:15 Marchessault, who fed at Boston, 8:30 p.m. nipeg, 3 p.m. Texas (TBD) at Chicago White p.m. adjustments made. The last homer's on a pretty good slid- Karlsson for the one-timer x-Friday, May 25: Boston at x-Tuesday, May 22: Winnipeg at Sox (Giolito 2-4), 7:10 p.m. Saturday's Games er down, two-strike slider down and he still puts a really Cleveland, 8:30 p.m. Vegas, 9 p.m. N.Y. Yankees (Severino 6-1) at Chicago Cubs (Hendricks 3-3) at that gave Vegas a 1-0 lead. x-Sunday, May 27: Cleveland at x-Thursday, May 24: Vegas at Kansas City (Duffy 1-5), 7:15 p.m. Cincinnati (Castillo 3-4), 1:10 p.m., good swing on it and puts the ball in play, and it ends up Boston, 8:30 p.m. Winnipeg, 8 p.m. Tampa Bay (Romo 1-0) at L.A. 1st game In a case of deja vu Angels (Heaney 2-2), 9:07 p.m. L.A. Dodgers (Stripling 0-1) at going out of the park he's that strong. He's doing a heck of Western Conference American League from Game 3, when Vegas Golden State 1, Houston 1 All Times EDT Detroit (Fiers 4-2) at Seattle (Pax- Washington (Roark 2-3), 2:05 p.m., a job." responded 12 seconds Monday, May 14: Golden State East Division ton 2-1), 9:10 p.m. 1st game 119, Houston 106 WLPct GB Sunday's Games Philadelphia (Eflin 1-0) at St. Brent Suter (3-3) pitched a season-high 5 2/3 innings after giving up a 1-0 lead, Wednesday, May 16: Houston New York 28 13 .683 — Baltimore at Boston, 1:05 p.m. Louis (Gant 1-1), 2:15 p.m. for Milwaukee, which has won six of its past eight games. 127, Golden State 105 Boston 30 15 .667 — Oakland at Toronto, 1:07 p.m. Colorado (Gray 4-5) at San Fran- Winnipeg and the Golden Sunday, May 20: Houston at Toronto 22 23 .489 8 Milwaukee at Minnesota, 2:10 cisco (Stratton 4-3), 4:05 p.m. The left-hander allowed one run on five hits and a walk Knights traded goals 43 Golden State, 8 p.m. Tampa Bay 20 22 .476 8½ Texas at Chicago White Sox, San Diego (Richard 2-5) at Pitts- with six strikeouts. Tuesday, May 22: Houston at Baltimore 14 30 .318 15½ 2:10 p.m. burgh (Kingham 2-0), 7:05 p.m. seconds apart midway Golden State, 9 p.m. Central Division N.Y. Yankees at Kansas City, Arizona (Corbin 4-1) at N.Y. Mets Kyle Gibson (1-2) gave up five runs in 5 1/3 innings for through the second peri- Thursday, May 24: Golden State WLPct GB 2:15 p.m. (Matz 1-3), 7:10 p.m. at Houston, 9 p.m. Cleveland 21 22 .488 — Tampa Bay at L.A. Angels, 4:07 Chicago Cubs (Quintana 4-3) at Minnesota, which has lost four of five. Gibson surren- od. x-Saturday, May 26: Houston at Detroit 20 23 .465 1 Detroit at Seattle, 4:10 p.m. Cincinnati (Romano 2-4), 7:10 p.m., dered eight hits and walked four batters. Golden State, 9 p.m. Minnesota 18 22 .450 1½ Cleveland at Houston, 8:08 p.m. 2nd game First, it was Laine's one- Miami (Urena 0-6) at Atlanta "Unfortunately, the home runs got to me tonight," Gib- x-Monday, May 28: Golden State Kansas City 14 30 .318 7½ National League timer on the power play at Houston, 9 p.m. Chicago 11 30 .268 9 All Times EDT (Newcomb 4-1), 7:10 p.m. son said. "Been doing a better job of avoiding those this West Division East Division Milwaukee (Peralta 1-0) at Min- that even Fleury wasn't nesota (Romero 2-0), 7:10 p.m. NHL PlayoffsAll Times EDT WLPct GB WLPct GB year and keeping the ball in the park. Story of the night is L.A. Dodgers (Hill 1-2) at Wash- catching up to and it tied CONFERENCE FINALS Houston 29 17 .630 — Philadelphia 25 16 .610 — ington (Scherzer 7-1), 8:05 p.m., home runs and walks. If I can keep them away from the (Best-of-7; x-if necessary) Los Angeles 25 19 .568 3 Atlanta 26 17 .605 — 2nd game the game at the 9:29 mark. EASTERN CONFERENCE Seattle 24 19 .558 3½ Washington 24 18 .571 1½ free passes and make a couple of 3-2 pitches, just a little Sunday's Games Washington 2, Tampa Bay 2 Oakland 23 22 .511 5½ New York 21 19 .525 3½ Then, it was Hellebuyck Arizona at N.Y. Mets, 1:10 p.m. bit better 3-2 pitches in some of the situations." Friday, May 11: Washington 4, Texas 18 28 .391 11 Miami 17 27 .386 9½ Chicago Cubs at Cincinnati, 1:10 failing to secure a shot by Tampa Bay 2 Thursday's Games Central Division Max Kepler had two hits, including a two-run home p.m. Sunday, May 13: Washington 6, Oakland 10, Toronto 5 WLPct GB Pierre-Edouard Bellemare, L.A. Dodgers at Washington, run, for the Twins. Tampa Bay 2 Boston 6, Baltimore 2 Milwaukee 27 18 .600 — 1:35 p.m. who raced to the puck and Tuesday, May 15: Tampa Bay 4, Chicago White Sox 4, Texas 2 Pittsburgh 26 18 .591 ½ Aguilar has become the Brewers' regular first baseman Miami at Atlanta, 1:35 p.m. Washington 2 Tampa Bay 7, L.A. Angels 1 Chicago 23 18 .561 2 fed Nosek, who punched San Diego at Pittsburgh, 1:35 Thursday, May 17: Tampa Bay 4, Detroit 3, Seattle 2 St. Louis 23 18 .561 2 with Thames and Braun out. The burly 250-pound Aguilar Milwaukee at Minnesota, 2:10 in his first career playoff Washington 2 Friday's Games Cincinnati 15 30 .333 12 Philadelphia at St. Louis, 2:15 hit 16 home runs in 133 games for Milwaukee last season Saturday, May 19: Washington at Oakland 3, Toronto 1 West Division Colorado at San Francisco, 4:05 goal to put Vegas up 2-1. Tampa Bay, 7:15 p.m. Baltimore 7, Boston 4 WLPct GB and had his third career multi-homer game on Friday. Texas 12, Chicago White Sox 5 Arizona 25 19 .568 — p.m. l THE DAILY GLOBE • YOURDAILYGLOBE.COM BUSINESS SATURDAY, MAY 19, 2018 11 US stock indexes cap choppy trading week with a mixed finish A DAY ON WALL STREET May 18, 2018 27,000 Despite a choppy week of trading ing interest rates and the threat of a After a strong start to the month, Dow Jones 26,000 industrials and a mixed finish for U.S. stocks, trade war between the U.S. and China. markets have been choppy this week 25,000 the market extended its recent streak “Now it feels like investors are par- as investors turned the page on the 1.11 24,000 23,000 of relative calm Friday. alyzed trying to choose between a first-quarter earnings reporting sea- 24,715.09 The S&P 500, the market’s bench- pretty solid economic picture and son and weighed the implications of N DJFMAM mark index, notched its 10th day in a great earnings growth, and rising the ongoing trade tensions between Pct. change from previous: 0.00% High 24,774.97 Low 24,664.87 row without a gain or drop of 1 per- rates and ongoing geopolitical drama the U.S. and China. The countries, cent or more. That’s the longest day to day,” said Craig Birk, executive which have threatened tariffs on each May 18, 2018 7,600 stretch going back to January 26, vice president of portfolio manage- other, were holding discussions Nasdaq 7,400 composite 7,200 when the market broke four and a ment at Personal Capital. aimed at averting a trade war between 7,000 -28.13 half months of calm with a 1.2 per- The S&P 500 index fell 7.16 the world’s two biggest economies. 6,800 cent gain, which also marked a points, or 0.3 percent, to 2,712.97. Traders have also been coming to 7,354.34 6,600 record high. The Dow Jones industrial average grips with the yield on the 10-year ND J F M A M Just one week later, the market gained 1.11 points to 24,715.09. The Treasury note moving well past 3 per- Pct. change from previous: -0.38% High 7,381.16 Low 7,343.97 entered an extended bout of volatility Nasdaq composite lost 28.13 points, cent. It hit 3.12 percent on Wednesday, that included a rapid plunge of 10 or 0.4 percent, to 7,354.34. its highest level in almost seven years. May 18, 2018 2,900 Standard & percent in early February. That was The Russell 2000 index of smaller- “The issue of inflation is starting 2,800 Poor’s 500 the first “correction” the market had company stocks rose 1.34 points, or to rear its head again,” said Jeff 2,700 seen in two years. 0.1 percent, to 1,626.63, its third all- Kravetz, strategist for U.S. Bank Pri- -7.16 2,600 Since then, the market has time high in a row. vate Wealth Management. “That’s got 2,712.97 2,500 returned to quieter trading, even as The indexes finished the week in investors a bit nervous. And then we ND J F M A M U.S. companies report fatter profits the red, but are still on track for gains have the dollar strengthening and Pct. change from previous: -0.26% High 2,719.50 Low 2,709.18 and investors grow anxious about ris- this month, led by the Russell 2000. emerging markets weakening.” HURLEY CHAMBER OF COMMERCE NEWS To all the area graduates of the over 200 miles of trails to explore. Starting 2018 HURLEY ALL CITY GARAGE SALES Class of 2018, we wish you great Thursday, May 24th with the Poker Run, par- The Hurley All-City Wide Garage Sales will success as you enter the next chap- ticipants will visit businesses and enjoy be held on June 2, 2018. Do you have items weekend long specials. Friday, May 25th to sell? Looking to clean out your garage? ter of your life! THE Largest ATV / UTV will take place in We provide a detailed map of where the Hurley. Bring your UTV or ATV to the parade sales are located on this day. Stop by the A summer full of exciting events here in the line up located approximately 2 miles west of Chamber and pick up a registration form, re- Hurley area, mark your calendars!!! Hurley on Trail 77 for fun and DJ Music be- turn the form BEFORE Wednesday, May 30 tween 3:00 and 6:00 pm, parade line up to be listed. FREE!! With ATV / UTV season upon us, take time to starts at 5:00 and participants leave the field read the current Wisconsin regulations. at 7:00 pm. With over 600 machines Booklets are available here at the Chamber Battle at the Bluff counted in 2015, you definitely want to be a Eagle Bluff will host the annual Battle at the and online at dnr.wi.gov. part of this! Parade route leaves field going Bluff on Saturday & Sunday, June 2 & 3. east on Trail 77 and ending on Silver Street, Two person best ball format, with an entry Looking for a way to better your community? Hurley. fee of $150 per team. Entry fee includes 2 This weekend, two important groups of vol- days of golf, steak dinner on Saturday night unteers will be working on spring clean ups. Don’t forget to stop and checkout the Hurley and prizes. Cart fee NOT included. Contact The Friends of the Trail will work on the Iron Fire Department’s Annual Mud Pit on Sun- Eagle Bluff for registration details at 715-561- Belle Trail starting in either Bessemer or Iron- day, May 27th. Registration for the pit starts 3552. wood at 9:00 am Saturday. For those who at Noon. Music, a 50/50 raffle, the infamous enjoy the B-47 Memorial, the group will begin paddle game, food and beverages starting at 9:00 am Saturday. Thank you to both of CALENDAR OF EVENTS around 12:00 noon. 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Last week, I was sum- moned into the boss’s office to be told that Dear this employee is having serious emotional Annie stress because my attire reminds her that she no longer has breasts. I was dismayed because I do not wear low-cut or tight-fit- ing to discuss how to resolve it. If you ting tops. I have a large bustline, which don’t have HR, filing a complaint with the gives me little options for blouses and the Equal Employment Opportunity Commis- like. I asked my boss what I should wear. sion is an option (eeoc.gov). You could She said, “I would prefer you wear also request your supervisor enlist the muumuu-type clothing from now on.” I help of an employee assistance program. THE PAJAMA DIARIES said I would not change my clothing. Regardless of what avenues you might Now the employee breaks down in pursue in filing a complaint, know that tears every day. My boss and the other you’re in the right and there’s nothing you ladies barely speak to me at all. I have been need to do except continue to show up and at this company for over 16 years. What do your job, just as you always have. should I do? I can’t help my bust size. – Dear Annie: The letter from “Older and Workplace Drama Wiser” broke my heart. In case she is read- Dear Workplace Drama: I’m not sure ing this column, I would like to say to her: how your boss could have handled this sit- You are a strong woman. I hope you uation less professionally. Your co-worker know that. If you can’t change your living is clearly in emotional distress, but it’s not arrangements, please focus on you. You your fault. Your manager should have can’t change anyone else, but you have the MOTHER GOOSE & GRIMM worked with her to determine what assis- power to love yourself, and know that you tance or accommodations she needed. are worthy. Get yourself out of the house Instead, your boss reinforced the idea that as much as you can. Find other strong you’re to blame, which is as incorrect as it women to be a tribe with. Volunteer at is inappropriate. your local hospital or animal shelter. As long as you’re wearing clean, work- place-appropriate clothes and following Focusing on yourself is the best defense to the dress code, there’s absolutely no rea- being beaten down and made to feel son for your manager to tell you to dress nonexistent. I wish you the best of luck. – differently. And she definitely shouldn’t Supporter in the South make you feel as though your body type is Dear Supporter in the South: I have a a problem. That crosses the line and may feeling your warmth and wisdom will BORN LOSER even qualify as harassment. touch many hearts. Thanks for sharing. 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Great Co- Avanti Home Care No Tarping, Curtainside Trailers. workers, good money and a fun 110 Iron St., Hurley WI, 54534 KLA Log Yard activities located in Ironwood, MI, including log scaling working environment. and grading, and marketing of veneer, sawlog and CDL license and references are required. Call: (715)904-0480 to set up an in- Ironwood Breakwater is looking for pulpwood to customers. terview. Servers. No experience necessary. Please send letter of interest and resume to the Previous applicants please reapply. Specific Duties: HVAC Installer needed. Please apply in person. • Management of day-to-day operations in the log yard following address or applications may be Send resume to: Klopatek • Scale and sort hardwood logs with the use of an electronic picked up between 8:00a.m.–4:00p.m at: Plumbing & Heating, PO Box 576, Smokey’s Fine Dining handheld Mercer, WI 54547 We are looking for you to be part of our Team! 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Tuition reimbursement • Have a thorough understanding of the log and stumpage markets Highline Corporation Kretzschmar Holsteins has milking available to full-time seasonal staff. is looking for individuals to 3ll part-time positions in our positions available. We are looking Call Jim for an interview: The ideal candidate should have a Forestry Degree, however, for hard working, reliable individu- (715)543-2220 significant experience and training in log scaling and sales will Supportive Home Care and Recreation Program als who work well with others. also be considered. The person needs to be capable of working 5is job involves: Located in Gurney,WI. Call Ben for We are taking applications for more information (715)681-0134 Managers at Breakwater independently, be a self-starter and willing to work outdoors in all - Working side by side with adults with disabilities in their Restaurant in Ironwood. Interested weather conditions. In addition, the candidate must be able to homes and community Uptown Cafe is hiring a part-time applicants can send their effectively communicate, both verbally and in writing, with - Providing training and guidance with daily living skills Cook. Stop in and apply or call information to: customers, logging and trucking contractors, forestry (cleaning, cooking, laundry, grocery shopping, medication (906)285-1049 Ashland Breakwater personnel, and senior management. and personal hygiene prompts) 1808 East Lakeshore Drive Ashland, WI 54806 Keweenaw owns and manages 185,826 acres of timberland in the - Participating and experiencing recreational opportunities in Service Technician Upper Peninsula of Michigan and northern Wisconsin and is the community with individuals with disabilities (one-on-one needed at Big Valley Ford. or in small groups) Some experience and training Part-Time Barista committed to sustained yield management policies in an needed. 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Construction • Yard Raking • APPLIED BEHAVIOR ANALYSIS AIDE/ • Debris Removal • COMMUNITY LIVING SUPPORTS Community Mental Health seeks an individual interested in ukovich • Fertilizing • working primarily with children/families on a full time basis onstruction No job too big! in a variety of settings to provide various service elements R designed to support, train, and enable agency consumers to S No job too small! New Construction O achieve and/or maintain independence in the community. I Commercial or Remodeling O Applicants must have high school diploma or equivalent. D Insulation, Concrete F & Residential Associate Degree in a Human Services related I & Block Work I field highly desirable. GOGEBIC-ONTONAGON INTERMEDIATE N Call Today! N SCHOOL DISTRICT JOB POSTING G Licensed & Insured INTAKE CLINICIAN/OP THERAPIST G (715)360-1224 or Teacher of Students with Moderate to 906-932-4055 or 715-543-2795 A full time opportunity exists in the Clinical Services (715)561-2560 Department to work with individuals with serious mental Severe Cognitive Impairment Excavating Compensation and Length of 114 Ohio Avenue illness, serious emotional disturbance, intellectual/ developmental disorders and/or co-occurring disorders. 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Minimum Qualifications: - Valid Michigan teaching certification with appropriate Lawn Services All opportunities require individuals to be at least 18 years of endorsements. age; possess a valid driver’s license; pass a criminal and pro- - Bachelor’s degree with major in appropriate special fessional background check (if applicable), and have access to JA’s Home Repair education area, cognitive impairment (SA), meeting a reliable, insured vehicle. curricular requirements specified by the Michigan is looking to expand it’s Application Deadline: Friday May 25, 2018 Lawn Care Service. Administrative Rules for Special Education, rules or until positions are filled* 340.1781 and 340.1782. Are you tired of paying too Come join our team today! much or people showing DAILY GLOBE We invite you to apply at www.gccmh.org It is the policy of the Gogebic-Ontonagon Intermediate School up just because they cut or: District that no person shall, on the basis of race, color, your lawn last year? 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MAKE PHYSICAL ACTIVITY A FAMILY PRIORITY

by Robert Ashley, M.D., Eve Glazier, M.D. & Elizabeth Ko, M.D.

Dear Doctor: My husband and weight as they were in 1960. 60 minutes of activity per day, I have a running battle with two Fewer than half of children be- with aerobic exercise the gold of our three kids, who have tween the ages of 9 and 13 en- standard for cardiovascular zero interest in anything that gage in organized physical health. Walking, hiking, skate- isn't on a screen. They're 11 activity outside of school. One- boarding, running, biking, and 13, so rational arguments fourth don't take part in any dance, gymnastics and many about their adult health don't free-time physical activity at all. team sports can get the heart work. Just how important is it Add in the fact that these days, pumping. Activities to for kids to get regular exercise? options for regular physical ac- strengthen muscles as well as Dear Reader: We all want the tivity in many schools are quite controlled impact activities like best for our kids, which is often limited, and it's more important jumping rope, hopscotch or how those smartphones, than ever for parents to step up running that help build bone tablets and video game con- and help their kids get moving. are important. soles get into their hands in the Which brings us to the excel- One of the keys to getting kids first place. But as you rightly lent point you make regarding off the couch is to model the observe, children need a cer- the challenge of motivating a desired behavior yourselves. Daily Globe tain amount of physical activity child, particularly an adoles- Make physical activity a family SUDOKU Sudoku is a number-placing puzzle in their lives for optimum cent, to exercise regularly. The priority. Family hikes with a pic- "Y$AVE'REEN based on a 9x9 grid with several given health. Decades of research same facts and statistics that nic at the destination, a basket- numbers. The object is to place the have (repeatedly) shown that are so compelling to us hold lit- ball hoop in the driveway,   numbers 1 to 9 in the empty squares adults who are physically fit tle meaning for someone games of tag or catch, jumping so that each row, each column and have a decreased risk of devel- whose next birthday, let alone rope and family bike rides are    oping chronic illnesses and the strange and distant land of great ways to get everyone each 3x3 box contains the same conditions like heart disease, adulthood, seems an eternity moving. The trick is to start     number only once. The difficulty level stroke, cardiovascular disease, away. Meanwhile, the worlds small, build slowly and make it of the Conceptis Sudoku increases certain cancers and diabetes. that await within our screens fun. And know that you're in it from Monday to Saturday. And as we've explored in re- are notoriously seductive. Get- for the long haul.   cent columns, physical fitness ting kids engaged in the bland (Eve Glazier, M.D., MBA, is an Answer to previous puzzle also plays a role in improved and boring real world isn't easy. internist and assistant profes-   mood and can help with de-          But it's during adolescence that sor of medicine at UCLA          pression. we establish what often turn Health. Elizabeth Ko, M.D., is   Now, thanks to recent reviews out to be lifelong behaviors, an internist and primary care          of existing research, we're and this includes physical ac- physician at UCLA Health.)              learning that those of us who tivity. And it's during this crucial COPYRIGHT 2017          were physically fit as children time that levels of physical ac- THE PRESIDENT AND FELLOWS             are more likely to be fit -- and tivity tend to decline, a trend OF HARVARD COLLEGE DISTRIBUTED BY UNIVERSAL          healthy -- as adults. Yet at the that is apt to be even more pro- UCLICK FOR UFS   #ONCEPTIS0UZZLES $ISTBY+ING&EATURES3YNDICATE )NC          same time, data shows that nounced among girls. 1130 Walnut,           #ONCEPTIS0UZZLES $ISTBY+ING&EATURES3YNDICATE )NC adolescents today are up to Kansas City, MO 64106; $IFFICULTY,EVEL  Current exercise guidelines for ª ª$IFFICULTY,EVEL four times as likely to be over- children aim for a minimum of 816-581-7500 l THE DAILY GLOBE • YOURDAILYGLOBE.COM CLASSIFIEDS SATURDAY, MAY 19, 2018 15

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Ironwood, MI 49938 EXPIRES 07/07/2018 www.yourdailyglobe.com Jayne, Area Rep (715)561-3031 l 16 SATURDAY, MAY 19, 2018 OUTDOORS THE DAILY GLOBE • YOURDAILYGLOBE.COM Sturgeon revitalization continues By BOB GWIZDZ Michigan Department of Natural Resources Lake sturgeon – evolutionary ancients that have lived in the Great Lakes almost forever – have something in common with Michigan’s salmon, which didn't even live around here until a half century ago. Both types of fish spend most of their time in big lakes, but run up rivers to spawn, and they both show surprising faithfulness to their natal streams. Sturgeon have evolved in the Great Lakes system for so long that they are genetically different from river to river. “It’s possible to catch a stur- geon in Lake Michigan, genotype that sturgeon, and we can tell which river it came from,” said Ed Baker, a research biologist with the Michigan Department of Natural Resources. That fact isn’t lost on fisheries managers who are attempting to revitalize Great Lakes sturgeon populations. The multiple agen- cies involved in the program, the Michigan DNR, Wisconsin DNR, U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service, and the Little River Band of Ottawa Indians, have concluded that rearing fish on-site in the PAT LAPOINTE, a fisheries technician for the Keweenaw Bay Indian Community's Natural Resources Department, pours young lake streams they are rehabilitating is sturgeon into a holding truck to be released into the Ontonagon River nearby. preferable to distributing them from a central facility, such as the read by passing a reader over the spawning, sturgeon are long- The Lake Superior facility on late April or early May, and the Black River Sturgeon Hatchery in implanted tag. lived creatures that spawn many the Ontonagon River gets its eggs young are reared in the facility Cheboygan County, which is the “The first year we released times over the course of their from the Sturgeon River in Bara- until August. Survival is good if Great Lakes’ most productive. three fish from our facility,” lives. Fisheries managers prefer ga County. the young sturgeon are 6 inches They have also found that get- Jerome said. “The last few years to not even handle them to avoid Operating the streamside or longer when they are released. ting the egg stock from the river have been good for us. posing any potential risks to the facilities is a roller-coaster ride. All are implanted with PIT tags so in question is better still. sturgeon. Brian Gunderman, a DNR they can be monitored. Tribal support Instead, fisheries workers col- fisheries biologist who oversees “We know they are surviving Eight facilities “Sturgeon is a clan animal to lect fertilized eggs or capture lar- the Kalamazoo River, says there and growing,” Baker said. “Some There are eight sturgeon-rear- the tribe. It was believed that if val hatchlings with drift nets. are good years and bad years. have been recaptured, and they ing facilities in the Great Lakes. we could bring back the sturgeon They install egg mats in the “Last year was a bad year; we appear to be doing very well.” In addition to Black River, in a good way, it could help the streams where eggs are laid. They only wound up with two fish,” he Whether the streamside facili- they include two facilities in Wis- tribal culture and community. are essentially concrete blocks said. “The year before that, we got ties will bear the desired fruit consin, three in the Upper Penin- We get a couple hundred people covered with furnace filters to off to a real good start – we got remains to be seen, Baker said. sula, one on the Kalamazoo River at the release each year, and our which the eggs adhere so they 2,000 eggs, the most we’ve ever “The ultimate measure of suc- and the one that started the tribal council puts a lot of sup- can be gathered and hatched in got – but then we had some van- cess is whether we’re able to movement to rear sturgeon port into the project each year.” the streamside rearing facility. dalism at the trailer and we lost establish self-sustaining popula- streamside, the facility operated This spring, Little River Band But not all streams have enough the majority of the eggs, and we tions in these rivers,” he said. by the Little River Band on the staffers recaptured a sturgeon in sturgeon in them to make egg-col- wound up with 38. “We haven’t been at it long Manistee River. Manistee Lake released from the lecting viable. “In 2011, our first year, we got enough to know. It takes female Begun in 2004, the Manistee streamside facility in 2008. The “The Kalamazoo, Manistee more than 100,” Gunderman sturgeon 20 to 25 years to River operation keeps getting bet- fish, originally 7.3 inches long and Black rivers are rebuilding said. “It was our best year and we become mature, so we’ve got a ter, said Corey Jerome, the fish- and weighing .5 pound, had populations,” Baker said. “The released 8- or 9-inch fish. But the few more years before we’ll eries biologist with the tribe. grown to 45 inches and 28 other facilities are efforts to next year we raised none.” know." “We’ve seen some substantial pounds. return sturgeon to rivers that his- The DNR has built a spawning Baker said the ultimate goal is increases in our release numbers Jerome said he believed the torically had them but don’t any- riffle, a rough-bottomed, shallow to restore lake sturgeon, recover- over the years,” Jerome said. fish was headed upstream to more. The Kalamazoo, Manistee section of rippling stream where ing their population so they can “We’ve released just over 1,200 spawn when it was captured. and Black are using locally fish lay their eggs, on the Kala- be removed from the threatened fish from our facility and they’re The streamside rearing facili- hatched fish. The other rivers are mazoo to attract fish to a historic species list, and to then hopefully all PIT-tagged so we know that at ties are essentially cargo trailers getting eggs from nearby spawning site, but last year few develop recreational fishing least a few of them are growing through which river water is streams.” adults showed up, Gunderman opportunities over time. and doing well out in Lake Michi- pumped to imprint the natal In the U.P., streamside facili- said. “It’s something that’s probably gan.” stream upon the fish. ties on the Cedar and Whitefish not going to happen until well Passive integrated transpon- Even getting the fish to work River, tributaries to Lake Michi- May spawners after I’m retired, but it’s exciting der, or PIT tags, identify individ- with is a noteworthy task. Unlike gan, are getting eggs from the Sturgeon spawn in moving nonetheless,” Baker said. ual fish with a code that can be salmon, which typically die after Peshtigo River in Wisconsin. water over rocky river bottom in

area weekly outdoor report Dogs take a hike; prompt Bucks-only on tap for Iron County

A request for approval of sider a request to purchase a three-day search effort antlerless deer harvest quo- 20,902-acre easement from tas will be before the Wis- Northwoods ATP for $7.2 mil- consin Natural Resources lion from the Knowles-Nel- Board Wednesday. son Stewardship Fund. The Hello friends: where the pups had last been seen. The board meets at 8:30 easement spans the towns Fire and Ruby are my sixth and They had been missing three a.m. in Madison. of Winter and Draper in seventh golden retrievers over a nights. The chain was the key ele- The DNR proposes a Sawyer County. period of 36 years in which I have ment in the reality of this situation. deer season framework that If approved, the land will always had one. I called and hollered and howled includes antlerless tags in all be the Lake of the Pines but Iron County, where a Conservation Easement. Back in March I wrote about a until I had to sleep at 2:30 a.m. My severe winter decimated Upper Peninsula serious problem I have where if Mark turkey season had been over for much of the herd. It is the Lake Gogebic: The wall- both of them are loose together Walters two days, so I was simply there to only county where the DNR eye opener on Tuesday was they vanish like snow in July and at least have closure, and it was recommends a buck-only record-setting as not more may be as many as five miles away really looking like that would not season. Ashland and Price than a week before there in no time at all. happen. counties were recommended was ice on the lake. I had a lot of feedback to that At 5:12 a.m., I was awakened by by County Deer Advisory Opening day was 70 does not fight a chain. Until recent- Councils, but the DNR rec- degrees and sunny, with light column and to really understand ly, I could leave my dogs free, leave something approaching camp at a ommends a limited number winds. Walleye action was my situation there are two key com- camp and they would always be fast pace. It was now the start of of private land antlerless great. Most anglers did well ponents. My dogs travel with me a there when I returned. day four. Just like that, I had two tags there. working 12 to 18 feet, using lot with my job and really add to golden retrievers rolling, hugging The DNR is in agreement jig-minnow combos, Fuzzy So here is where things got really with many northern CDAC Grubs and twister tails. the quality of my adventures. ugly. I came back to camp, the stake and loving life as they had made it In our home life, I frequently back to camp. There was no sign of recommendations to lower Lots of fish in the 16- to was knocked over and Ruby and antlerless quotas from pre- 19-inch range were caught, have them loose in the yard with or Ruby’s chain and I had to be really Fire were gone. After two hours, I liminary recommendations in while shallower depths pro- without me as I live a work-orient- knew I had a problem. careful as she had what would turn response to significant April duced smaller fish. ed, hobby farming way of indepen- out to be 40 porcupine quills inside snow and public concern. There were also reports At 2:09 a.m. I was awoken by a The board will also con- of many small northerns. dent living. wolf howling very close to camp. I of her mouth and 35 on the out- When the dogs took off in heavi- side. Fire did not have one. did what I could by calling for the Campaign backs ly wolf-oriented country back in dogs. So here is the reality; Fire is Later in the morning, I used a early March, I made a point of keep- getting older and Ruby was drag- pliers and removed every one and boating safety LAKE ing Ruby on the chain at all times if ging a 15-foot chain. Wolves, or get- Ruby took it like the incredibly Fire was loose, or keeping Fire in ting snagged up on a tree or brush tough dog that she is. The National Safe Boat- GOGEBIC’S the house if I let Ruby off the chain. and perishing from dehydration in I am in a first-class conundrum. ing Council and safety advo- cates around the world are As deceptive as this may sound, country where the sand/gravel I do not want to get rid of these FINEST FLEET Ruby loves the forested area where dogs. Ruby is the smartest, pretti- kicking off the annual Safe roads have miles of forest and Boating Campaign the IS FOR RENT her chain and dog house is and swamp between them, is what I was est, toughest and most observant about a third of the time hangs out golden retriever I have ever had. weekend before Memorial looking at. Day. in that area even when she is loose. The following day, I did section Fire is the Queen of our neighbor- “We have lots of fun and What Ruby does when she is on the sweeps, both calling and looking hood! Everyone loves Fire. She’s educational events planned chain is watch the world, as she is for what might be a live, snagged- kind, tough and loving. for the summer boating sea- incredibly observant. The simple fact is these dogs are son,” said Peg Phillips, exec- up dog or the head of a dog on utive director of the National I was on a remote turkey hunt chain. pure hunting stock golden retriev- and camping trip near Mather in an ers and like their master, outdoor Safe Boating Council. “We My daughter, Selina, was in encourage anyone who area well over 200 square miles of Atlanta, it was prom week and adventures are a part of their lives. enjoys fishing, boating and marsh, forest and wolf country. when she arrived home, I picked I am learning to let only one all water activities to partici- 20 ft. Pontoons On day one I pounded a stake her up two days later and thankful- loose at a time and with this crazy pate and help educate oth- Boat / Motors into the ground, put Ruby on a story, I have made the decision that ers on the importance of ly she was staying at her ma’s that responsible boating.” License / Cabins chain, let Fire loose and drove my night. Selina is very close to Fire I am going to have pups with Ruby truck a couple of miles to where I this fall. Her blood-line is healthy, According to the U.S. Bait / Tackle and losing her was not an option, Coast Guard, life jackets was going to hunt. tough as nails and full of love. Kayaks / Canoes especially on prom week. were not worn by 83 percent Now before you think I am really If you want a pup, get a hold of of reported recreational Ski’s / Tow Tube That night I went back to the Family Fun foolish, you have to realize I have woods and slept on the forest floor me! boating drowning victims in never had dogs that run and Ruby Sunset 2016.