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SPORTS • 9 STATE • 8 DAILY GLOBE Tuesday, March 27, 2018 Rain likely yourdailyglobe.com | High: 44 | Low: 26 | Details, page 2 RAGS TO RICHES Preliminary hearings Rescued dog finds scheduled for 5 home at charged in vet’s clinic Valliere murder By IAN MINIELLY [email protected] By RALPH ANSAMI The charges pertain to ASHLAND, Wis. – Sully, [email protected] one of the many dogs rescued the death of Wayne M. Val- from the shared home of HURLEY – May 23 pre- liere Jr., of Lac du Flam- Lawrence Murphy and Ger- liminary examinations beau, who was beaten and ard Herlache on Plymouth have been scheduled in shot to death on Dec. 22. Road in Wakefield last July, is Iron County Court for the He was reported missing to enjoying a life of good, clean five suspects in the murder Lac du Flambeau police on living. of a Lac du Flambeau, Christmas, and his body Sully, known as Oso at the Wis., man. was found on New Year’s time of his rescue, was taken An early Monday court day. in by Addison Ploeger, a vet- scheduling conference was According to criminal erinarian technician at the conducted for the five men complaints, drugs and Ashland Area Animal Clinic. who are being held on $1 gang activity were involved Ploeger said Sully is a non- million cash bonds set by and a possible motive was shedding, soft-coated wheat- Iron County Judge Patrick that the five defendants en terrier still sporting his Madden. believed that Valliere was winter coat and is a quite Curtis A. Wolfe, 26, of an informant. handsome, fluffy dog. Lac du Flambeau; James Assistant Attorney Gen- Sully goes to work with Lussier, 19, of Woodruff; eral Richard Dufour is Ploeger every day. He sleeps Joseph D. Lussier, 26, of prosecuting the case. under a desk in the back until Lac du Flambeau; Richard All five men previously about 4:30 p.m., when he F.A. Allen, 27, of Lac du waived speedy preliminary knows it’s time to head home. Flambeau, and Evan T. examinations. Around 4:30 p.m., the staff Oungst, 27, of Arbor At the preliminary said he starts “walking the Vitae, are charged with exams at 9 a.m. on mall,” as he circles the desk conspiracy to commit Wednesday, May 23, Mad- out front, just waiting to go first-degree intentional den will determine if the home with Ploeger. homicide and hiding a defendants will be bound Ploeger said there is one corpse. over for trial. voice that gets him every time, though. Sully has selected a favorite customer of the clinic Ian Minielly/Daily Globe and when he hears her voice, SULLY SPORTS his full winter coat with his rescuer, Addison Ploeger, Monday he comes out of the back and morning in Ashland, Wis. Sully goes to work with Ploeger every day and has starred in the stage production of “Little Orphan Annie,” only missing his cue one time. SULLY — page 7 Ironwood 16-inch water line completed, testing to follow By RALPH ANSAMI end of April, when the frost will through the winter, while there was [email protected] hopefully be out of the ground. only minor sewer engineering work IRONWOOD – The completion “This has been a number one city during that period. of laying the pipe for the 16-inch priority for many, many years,” said water transmission line to the city city manager Scott Erickson. He said Cemetery debate wellfields in Ironwood Township the line will continue to provide In other business Monday, city Ralph Ansami/Daily Globe was celebrated by the Ironwood City water “for years after we’re all gone.” commissioners tabled awarding JOSEPH LUSSIER, 26, of Lac du Flambeau, Wis., Commission on Monday. Paving of the related city streets bids for two cemetery lawnmowers appears in Iron County Court on March 5. A May 23 “The pipes are in. A big milestone will begin around mid-June and for $7,250 apiece. preliminary examination was scheduled Monday for has been met,” said Paul Anderson, should be completed by Aug. 1, Erickson said the plan is to mow Lussier and four other defendants in the death of of Coleman Engineering, of Iron- Anderson said. the cemetery “internally,” using Wayne Valliere Jr. of Lac du Flambeau. Iron County wood, the city’s engineering firm for Commissioner Joe Cayer Jr. was three summer part-time workers, Sheriff’s Department lead investigator Lt. Paul the Ruotsala Construction project. pleased to hear that news, so the rather than have a private firm do Samardich looks on, while defense attorney Craig Anderson said pressure testing affected residents won’t have to go the job. Haukaas is at left. will be conducted in the next week through the entire summer and fall Saari Lawn Services, of Montreal, for the phase 4 city infrastructure months with torn-up streets. Wis., had submitted a bid of project. The tests will determine if Commissioners approved a $76,000 for three years to mow the the project can advance to the final $426,063 partial pay package for lawn, but Erickson said the city is approval stage. the water portion of the utility pro- now considering the new direction Wakefield City Council Work on the second transmis- ject and $2,900 for the sewer por- sion line to the wells in the township tion. raises water rates will resume in the city around the The water project continued TESTING — page 5 By P.J. GLISSON Wakefield resident Mark [email protected] Whitley questioned how WAKEFIELD – In a and why the increase had unanimous vote Monday, been proposed. Hegbloom hired as Bessemer Township interim treasurer the Wakefield city council Whitley, who manages By IAN MINIELLY voted to increase city water two city properties, said [email protected] rates from $10 to $13. one of those addresses During a related public RAMSAY – Jeff Randall, Bessemer hearing at the start of the Township supervisor apologized to council’s regular meeting, the township for the handling of the WATER — page 7 interview and selection of an interim treasurer. Due to current treasurer Jerry Grenfell’s resignation, effective Study suggests Ontonagon Mar. 31, the township is forced to hire an interim treasurer until the raise water rates general election in November. Randall said he wanted to apolo- By JAN TUCKER Monday, and at the open- gize for the clumsy handling of the [email protected] ing of the water remarks by interview and hiring of Lisa Heg- ONTONAGON – The John Holland, Water Cir- bloom as interim treasurer. After the Michigan Rural Water cuit Rider for the MRWA, board finished its interviews on Association, after a study the group paid honor to March 12, the board went into of the Ontonagon Water the Ontonagon water plant closed session to discuss the knowl- facility, has recommended operator John Dupie, who Ian Minielly/Daily Globe edge, skills and abilities of the three the village raise water died this past weekend. A PACKED township hall in Ramsay for the annual and regular meet- candidates and decide on who to rates. President Kenny Waldrop ings on Monday of the Bessemer Township. The township passed a At the opening of the budget and the board hired Lisa Hegbloom as interim treasurer. 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f o of e g a r e v a average n a an h t i with w , y a May, M : r e w s n A This gives a temperature of what ththe he air feels like on the skin. Answer: foes in person and on social media, for us to play our hand as to this issue and remained uncharacteristically quiet about we’re not going to do it right now,” he said the matter Monday. He sent a cryptic tweet on NBC’s “Today” show. saying “fake news” has “never been more Daniels received a $130,000 payment US, allies band together to voluminous or more inaccurate” but it was days before the 2016 presidential election unclear what exactly he was referring to. for her silence and has sought to invalidate Instead, he left the denials to his White a nondisclosure agreement she signed. expel Russians over spy case House staff. Spokesman Raj Shah declined Cohen has said he paid the $130,000 out WASHINGTON (AP) – From Washing- boot four Russian diplomats, the Czech to say whether the president had watched of his own pocket while asserting Trump ton to Warsaw, Western nations banded Republic and Lithuania ousted three and Daniels’ interview, but said Trump did not never had sex with the porn actress. together Monday to expel more than 100 Italy, two. Canada also took action, kick- believe any of the claims she made. Previously, Cohen has said neither the Russian diplomats they accused of being ing out four Russians and denying three “The president strongly, clearly and has Trump Organization nor the Trump cam- spies, punishing Moscow for its alleged who have applied to enter the country. consistently denied these underlying paign was a party to the transaction with poisoning of an ex-intelligence officer in The list included nations in Russia’s claims, and the only person who’s been Daniels and he was not reimbursed for the Britain. backyard that have perhaps the most at inconsistent is the one making the claims,” payment. President Donald Trump, under con- stake. Ukraine, a non-EU country with its Shah said. During Monday’s briefing, Shah said stant political heat for his reluctance to own conflicts with Moscow, was expelling But Daniels was on Trump’s mind this neither the White House nor Trump had challenge Russia, ordered 60 of its diplo- 13 Russians. All three Baltic states said weekend in Palm Beach, Florida, where he violated campaign finance laws that mats out of the U.S. – all of them spies, the they would make diplomats leave. had dinner Saturday night with Cohen at restrict political contributions. White House said. The United States Almost all of the countries said publicly his Mar-a-Lago estate. “The White House didn’t engage in any called it the largest expulsion of Russian that those being expelled were actually Trump, according to one person who wrongdoing,” Shah said of Trump’s behav- spies in American history, and also shut- Russians intelligence operatives working spent time with him, told guests that ior, adding that there was “nothing to cor- tered Russia’s consulate in Seattle, deem- under diplomatic cover. Daniels now owes him $21 million for roborate” Daniels’ intimidation claims. ing it a counterintelligence threat. Moscow threatened retaliation of the breaking her silence, and that every time In the interview, Daniels described a All told, at least 21 countries have oust- tit-for-tat variety, suggesting it would kick she talks, she owes him a million more. sexual encounter with Trump that began ed more than 135 Russians, including 23 out an equal number of foreign diplomats. Trump appeared in good spirits, laughing with him talking about himself and show- kicked out earlier by the U.K. Russia’s Embassy in Washington respond- off the fact that Daniels will be bringing ing her an issue of a magazine with his pic- “Together we have sent a message that ed to the Seattle consulate closure by ask- her “Making America Horny Again” strip ture on the cover. we will not tolerate Russia’s continued ing its Twitter followers to “vote” which show to a nearby venue next month, said She said she ordered him to drop his attempts to flout international law and U.S. consulate should be shuttered in turn: the person, who spoke on condition of pants and, in a playful manner, “I just gave undermine our values,” British Prime Min- St. Petersburg, Yekaterinburg or Vladivos- anonymity because the person was not him a couple swats.” At one point she said ister Theresa May told Parliament. tok. authorized to disclose private conversa- he told her: “Wow, you – you are special. The American moves illustrated an “This is an attempt on the lives of Rus- tions. You remind me of my daughter.” increased willingness by Trump’s admin- sian citizens on the territory of Great Mar-a-Lago member Chris Ruddy, the The interview gave “60 Minutes” its istration to push back on the Kremlin, Britain,” Russia’s Foreign Ministry said. “It CEO of Newsmax, told ABC Sunday that biggest audience in a decade, with slightly even as the president himself steadfastly goes without saying that this unfriendly Trump told him “much of the Stormy more than 22 million viewers tuning in, avoids challenging Russian President move by this group of countries will not Daniels stuff” is a “political hoax.” according to Nielsen Co. estimates. Vladimir Putin personally or directly. Less go unnoticed.” Trump returned to Washington Sunday Daniels is not the only woman accusing than a week ago, Trump congratulated Yet it was unclear whether the expul- night, though first lady Melania Trump Trump. Former Playboy model Karen Putin for his re-election but didn’t raise sions, which may be inconvenient for stayed behind in Florida. A spokeswoman McDougal told Cooper in a CNN interview the March 4 spy poisoning, Russia’s Moscow but don’t take aim at its economy, for Mrs. Trump said she is “focused on broadcast Thursday that her affair with alleged election-meddling in the U.S. or its would be enough to alter Putin’s behavior. being a mom and is quite enjoying spring Trump began at a bungalow at the Beverly own tainted voting process, prompting “There is no actual deterrence and break at Mar-a-Lago while working on Hills Hotel in 2006. McDougal said she dismayed critiques even from Trump’s fel- squeeze,” said James Nixey, head of the future projects.” ended the relationship in 2007 out of guilt low Republicans. Russia program at think-tank Chatham In her interview, Daniels said she’d concerning Trump’s wife, Melania. In a choreographed show of trans- House. “There is, so far, no cyber- slept with Trump once, shortly after Mrs. McDougal has filed suit in Los Angeles Atlantic unity, the U.S. and European allies response, no financial response.” Trump gave birth to the president’s seeking to invalidate a confidentiality carefully timed their announcements for Still, the dueling allegations added to a youngest son. She also said that a man agreement with American Media Inc., the maximum effect. serious escalation of tension and distrust approached her in a Las Vegas parking lot company that owns the supermarket Within a few hours, at least 16 Euro- between Russia and the West, intensified in 2011, when she was with her infant tabloid National Enquirer. It paid her pean Union nations expelled Russians, most recently by a bizarre poisoning this daughter, and threatened her with physi- $150,000 during the 2016 presidential with more likely to follow. Germany, month that evoked the spy-vs.-spy rival- cal harm if she went public with her story. election. Poland and France each said it planned to ries of the Cold War. In a letter late Sunday night, an attor- The lawsuit alleges that McDougal was ney for Cohen demanded that Daniels paid for the rights to her story of an affair, publicly apologize to his client. but the story never ran. It also alleges that Don’t Let Your “In truth, Mr. Cohen had absolutely Cohen was secretly involved in her discus- Dream Home Get Away… nothing whatsoever to do with any such sions with American Media. Get Qualified Report: Level of fentanyl in Prince was exceedingly high MINNEAPOLIS (AP) – A toxicology The report says the concentration of Today! report from Prince’s autopsy, obtained fentanyl in Prince’s blood was 67.8 micro- Monday by The Associated Press, shows grams per liter. The report explains that he had what multiple experts called an fatalities have been documented in people “exceedingly high” concentration of fen- with blood levels ranging from three to 58 tanyl in his body when he died. micrograms per liter. Prince was 57 when he was found alone The report also says the level of fen- and unresponsive in an elevator at his tanyl in Prince’s liver was 450 micrograms Paisley Park estate on April 21, 2016. Pub- per kilogram, and notes that liver concen- lic data released six weeks after his death trations greater than 69 micrograms per showed he died of an accidental overdose kilogram “seem to represent overdose or of fentanyl, a synthetic opioid 50 times fatal toxicity cases.” Call the Home Mortgage Specialists Today more powerful than heroin. 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Small enough to care. ic pain patient on fentanyl patches,” said Experts say there is no “lethal level” at Dr. Lewis Nelson, chairman of emergency which fentanyl can kill. A person who Ironwood 906.932.7646 Bessemer 906.663.4520 medicine at Rutgers New Jersey Medical takes prescription opioids for a long time Ewen 906.988.2821 Bergland 906.575.1083 School. He called the fentanyl concentra- builds up a tolerance, and a dose that tions “a pretty clear smoking gun.” could kill one person might help another. l THE DAILY GLOBE • YOURDAILYGLOBE.COM COMMUNITY TUESDAY, MARCH 27, 2018 3 Short or tall — your height SENIOR GAMES DAY can play role in heart risks By AMERICAN HEART ASSOCIATION NEWS Your height may have affected your choice of clothing, theater seat or airplane row. Turns out it could also play a role in your risk of heart disease and stroke. Scientists have looked at whether height increases or decreases risk of cardiovascular diseases for decades. In several cases they’ve found connections. For instance, research suggests taller people suffer more from a type of irregular heartbeat called atrial fib- rillation, as well as Marfan syndrome (a connective tissue and collagen disorder), which can come with heart valve problems and abnormalities of the aorta. Being short also seems to come with risks. A study from 2015 found that shorter people suffer coronary artery disease more often. Meanwhile, a study in the American Heart Associa- tion’s journal Stroke in February found that short chil- dren face increased risk for strokes as adults. “Growth during this period of childhood is not signif- icantly associated with either of these stroke subtypes, suggesting that underlying mechanisms linking height with risks of stroke may exert their influence already by early childhood,” wrote the stroke study authors. The research looked at data on more than 300,000 Submitted photo Danish schoolchildren born over nearly six decades. THE MERCER Lioness Club held their March Senior Games on Sunday, March 25 at the Mercer Senior Center. Researchers noted that boys and girls who were 2 to 3 Forty-four guests enjoyed the fellowship and fun with their friends and neighbors. Food and prizes are donat- inches shorter than average when they were between ages ed by volunteers of the Lioness membership. The next Senior Games will be on Sunday, April 29, with lunch at 7 and 13 were at increased risk during their adult years of 12:15, and games at 1:00 p.m. All seniors are welcome. Those who helped are pictured above: first row, from clot-related, or ischemic, stroke in both sexes and of left, co-chairmen, Lynn Langhoff and Dorthy Bangle, Mary Ann Sabec and Dorothy Wahner. Second row: bleeding, or hemorrhagic, stroke in men. Lioness President, Judy Bugni, Sue Drazkiewicz and Deanna Pierpont. Despite studies over many decades looking at height and health, there’s still a lot unknown about how the two intersect. What is considered “short” or “tall” varies by Carnegie Library Briefs study with consideration to the population and gender being studied. There also is usually a midpoint height offers early childhood Bessemer Township announces Easter used based on the research. closings In the stroke study, the average height at age 7 was performer today about 4 feet for both boys and girls. BESSEMER – Bessemer Township offices will be Many studies rely on patient memories. And the many closed on Friday, March 30 and Monday April 2. The environmental factors influencing human growth at all IRONWOOD – The munity building. Department of Public Works office will be closed on Mon- stages of development makes it difficult for researchers to Ironwood Carnegie With movement, sign day, April 2 for the Easter Holiday. pinpoint what is exactly increasing the risk. Is it height or Library is bringing early language, humor and joy, is it an environmental factor, such as nutrition, that made childhood performer Tom he creates concerts that Mercer Library hosts student art display the difference? Pease to the area for the leave audiences laughing and reception In 2010, a meta-analysis of 52 studies involving more local preschoolers and and singing. MERCER, Wis. – The Mercer Public Library will fea- than 3 million men and women found that shorter people kindergarten students. He has performed full- ture artists from Mercer School in its latest 700 Series art had a higher risk of having deadly heart disease than tall He will be at the GCC time since 1982, often giv- display. The 700 Series invites local artists in all mediums people. But even though the data crunching had that Lindquist Center at 9:30 ing more than 200 perfor- to share their work with the public in a month-long dis- result, the studies were observational and therefore don’t a.m. today to present a pro- mances a year. play, sharing the talents of our residents and visitors with prove cause and effect. gram called “Soar into This presentation is the community. Mercer School student art will be on dis- Because the result was more dire for those of short Reading: A Morning of sponsored by the library as play through the end of April 2018. stature, one expert warned people on the shorter side to Music, Movement, Friend- part of its spring reading The public is invited to an Artists’ Reception on “take coronary risk factor control more seriously.” ship and Fun.” initiative, soar into read- Wednesday, April 4, at 4:30-6 p.m. at the Mercer Public But Dr. Jaakko Tuomilehto of the Department of Pub- The performance is part ing, and is funded by a Library. Some of the featured student artists will be in lic Health at the University of Helsinki in Finland and of a celebration of reading grant from the Irene Ban- attendance, and culinary arts students from Mercer author of the editorial “Tall is beautiful and heart- during March here in this field Foundation. School will provide refreshments. This is an excellent healthy?” published in 2010 in European Heart Journal area. Those with more ques- chance to support our young artists and chefs. didn’t stop there, suggesting everyone model healthy Tom Pease has an infec- tions can call Lynne at the The event is free and open to the community, and behaviors. tious sense of fun and com- library at 906-932-0203. donations to the Mercer School art program would be appreciated. Community calendar For more information, call the Mercer Library at 715- 476-2366 or visit mercerpubliclibrary.org.

Email calendar items and Government 7:30 p.m., Our Lady of Peace Daughters of Isaballa, 6 Ironwood offices closed Friday community news to Gogebic County Board, 5 Catholic Church, Ironwood. p.m., St. Sebastian Catholic [email protected]. p.m., courthouse, Bessemer. area74.org. Church, Bessemer. IRONWOOD – The City of Ironwood Public Works For more information, call 906- Thursday, March 29 Ironwood Sports Hall of Department and city offices will be closed on March 30th 932-2211. Saturday, March 31 Fame, 6 p.m., Luther L. Wright in observation of Good Friday. K-12 School, room 205. Tuesday, March 27 Pickleball, 10 a.m. to MECCA Ski Club, 6 p.m., Community Pickleball noon, Ironwood Memorial MECCA cabin near the treat- Mercer library to hold book sale Paddlers, 2-5 p.m., Mercer Pickleball, 10 a.m. to Building. ment facility, Mercer, Wis. School gymnasium. 715-776- noon, Ironwood Memorial Gogebic County Veterans Harbortown AA, 7:30 p.m. The Friends of the Mercer Public Library will hold a 4588. Building. Service Officer, 10:30-11:30 EDT, Ontonagon United used book sale to celebrate National Library Week. The Community Night Meal Gogebic County Veterans a.m., Wakefield City Hall; 1-2 Methodist Church basement, Free Supper, 5-6 p.m., Apos- sale will be held during normal library hours beginning Service Officer, 9:30-11:30 p.m., Watersmeet Township; next to Holiday gas station, tolic Lutheran Church, Aurora a.m., Ironwood Memorial 2:45-3:15 p.m., Marenisco Ontonagon. area74.org. Wednesday, April 11, and continuing through Saturday, Street, Ironwood. Building. 906-667-1110. Township. 906-667-1110. Government April 14. New materials will be added daily, and Saturday Alcoholics Anonymous, 7 Early Childhood Per- Alcoholics Anonymous, Ironwood Parks and p.m., Salem Lutheran Church, will include a bag sale: all the books you can fit in a bag. former Tom Pease, “Soar noon, Salem Lutheran Church, Recreation Committee, 5:30 Ironwood. area74.org. For more information, call the Mercer Library at 715-476- into Reading”, 9:30 a.m., Ironwood. area74.org. p.m., meeting, Conference Gogebic Community College, Open Community Dinner, Sunday, April 1 Room 1, second floor, Memori- 2366. Lindquist Center, 932-0203. 5-6 p.m., Wakefield Methodist al Building, Ironwood. Breakfast For Your Brain, Church, Putnam Ave., Wake- Alcoholics Anonymous, 1 Bessemer City Council, 6 10 a.m., Mercer, Wis., Com- field, 906-667-0230. p.m., closed meeting, Salem p.m., city hall. 2013 Chevy Cruze munity Center. 715-561-2695. ReGeneration Youth, Lutheran Church, Ironwood. Alcoholics Anonymous, 5:30-6:45 p.m., ages 10-11; Mercer Health and Well- Tuesday, April 3 noon, Salem Lutheran Church, Relentless Youth, 7-9 p.m., ness Pickleball, 3-6 p.m., 4 dr., Loaded, Local trade, Ironwood. area74.org. ages 12-18; Lighthouse Faith Mercer Community Center. Pickleball, 10 a.m. to SAVE! SAVE! Ironwood Kiwanis Club, Center, Ironwood. 5yr/100K Warranty, Gogebic Range Trail noon, Ironwood Memorial noon, Elk and Hound. Celebrate Recovery, 6 $ Authority, 6 p.m., Pit Stop, Building. Great MPG, 65,000 miles, Woods and Blooms Gar- p.m., free meal followed by 8,999 Bessemer. Gogebic County Veterans Sharp! den Club, 6:30 p.m., Haines meeting, Bessemer city hall Narcotics Anonymous, 7 Service Officer, 9:30-11:30 Civic Center, Mercer, Wis. auditorium. p.m., Wesley United Methodist a.m., Ironwood Memorial Life Support Group, 6:30 Alcoholics Anonymous, Church, Ironwood. 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In all the uncer- in a Facebook post. “When do I get tainty, Chapman, via her Facebook to the shopping for diaper bags and posts, focuses on gratitude while she strollers part?” Kathryn asks her friends and followers for You could say Facebook CEO Lopez prayer. In Their Opinion Mark Zuckerberg’s responsible for During the housing search, she miracles. In the midst of news about wrote: “(T)ime is running out and Public deserves to data security and lack thereof, I was our budget is limited. We would watching a miracle unfold on the very, very much appreciate contin- controversial social-media platform. in today’s society: “(A)ffordable ued prayers. We really do need a know what lobbyist We’re often noticing with sadness rental situations there (which in miracle.” how superficial social media has those parts means between $800- In other posts on Facebook and a buy at lunch made us. But when you can make $1000) are few, and every place they blog, she’s shared additional details use of unprecedented connections visited had tons of other people about the pain of infertility and how There is no such thing as a free lunch. for the good, some real beauty can interested. Also, most rentals have she and her husband felt the call to Yet, many Michigan lawmakers would have us all transpire. income requirements that they don’t adopt. She’s also explained how they think as much. Chapman, as you’ve deduced, is meet.” found themselves connected with A report released last week by the Michigan Cam- an expectant mother. She and her Chapman explained: “These real- this couple and their unborn child paign Finance Network – a nonpartisan organization husband live near Pittsburgh and are ly are decent, hard-working people, sooner than they expected, having that logs and disseminates political finance informa- adopting from a couple in Califor- who have not had the litany of planned to do some additional sav- tion – showed lobbyists reported spending $821,640 nia. This past week or so has advantages and blessings many of us ing first. on food and drinks in 2017, 33 percent more than brought all sorts of worries, as the have had. California is an easy place Friends have reached out to help they spent 10 years ago. birth mother faced the prospect of to find yourself homeless, and we with financial contributions on a The breakdown included somewhat detailed per- homelessness. Emily and her hus- don’t want that to happen to them. YouCaring page to help with expens- politician spending records – lobbyists only are required band, Christopher, are determined We also don’t want to lose this child. es for both the baby and the birth to report spending on individual lawmakers if they not only to welcome a little baby boy Thank you for all your prayers to parents. exceed $59 in a month or $375 in a year. Those loop- into the world later this year, but to that effect.” Chapman reflected: “Facebook holes mean there are plenty of small meals or drink tabs do whatever they can to help the In the days of searching from has its drawbacks, but it’s also an that wouldn’t be required to be reported to the public, heroic woman will give birth to him. across the country, Emily and amazing gift for which I am daily including an exemption that allows for unlimited spend- As Chapman explained in one of Christopher paid for a hotel and giving thanks. Without the people ing on legislative staffers’ meals without reporting. her posts on the situation: Maternity other lodgings for the couple. But it’s connected me to, I wouldn’t have What information was reported for 2017 showed homes weren’t an option because the that’s a way to blow through limited our wonderful adoption attorney, a northern Michigan lawmakers, including the list-top- birth dad needs somewhere to stay, funds quickly and offers no kind of baby waiting to become our son ... ping state Rep. Lee Chatfield, R-Levering, spent more too, and the couple wants to try to stability. Chapman wrote: “Our housing for his birth parents, and time than his peers, dining with lobbyists. Those lob- make a go of life together. Social ser- prayer is that we’ll be able to find a the prayers and material support byists reported spending $3,702 on food and drink vices proved no help, overstaffed situation that they can afford for the that is making all this possible. ... for Chatfield in 2017, $2,138 in free meals came from and overburdened as such agencies short-term, and that we will be able Social media is – sometimes – every- Governmental Consultant Services. That lobbying often are. to save or raise enough money to thing it’s cracked up to be.” firm is listed as the biggest individual spender for 11 Chapman painted a bleak picture give them a down payment on a Kathryn Jean Lopez can be contact- of the top 15 individual lawmakers who received free of the options available to the poor mobile home, which is by far the ed at [email protected]. food and drink. For perspective, that $3,702 tab would buy a $71 worth of food and drinks each week for a year. A bud- get-minded lobbyist could stretch a budget like that Today in history into hours of one-on-one time with a lawmaker each week. State Sen. Wayne Schmidt and state Reps. Larry By The Associated Press. Today’s Highlight in History Inman and Triston Cole each received more than On March 27, 1968, Soviet $1,000 in meals and drinks bought by lobbyists. cosmonaut Yuri Gagarin, the Enough to rank them all in the top 30 recipients of first man to orbit the Earth in lobbyists’ food and drink spending. 1961, died when his MiG-15 jet crashed during a routine train- So what do all those meals buy? The answer: ing flight near Moscow; he was important access to important leaders of Michigan. 34. Many lawmakers have argued a swanky steak din- On this date ner or a few beers doesn’t equate to influence bought, In 1513, Spanish explorer but there is no doubt lobbyists secured a mountain sighted present-day Florida. In 1625, Charles I acceded of face time with our elected representatives for their to the English throne upon the $821,640 spent to dine with lawmakers. death of James I. We likely will never know if legislation was In 1794, Congress steered by those interactions because Michigan’s approved “An Act to provide a Naval Armament” of six armed Freedom of Information Act allows a cutout that pre- ships. vents the public from obtaining emails, other corre- In 1884, the first telephone spondence or even schedules that might indicate line between Boston and New what discussions take place at all those lunches, din- York was inaugurated. ners and after-hours elbow rubbing at the pub. In 1912, first lady Helen Herron Taft and the wife of Wouldn’t it be nice to know what those lobbyist Japan’s ambassador to the want with the access they’ve gained? United States, Viscountess Considering Michiganders pick up the tab for any Chinda, planted the first two of bills passed or steered by all those meals, it seems we 3,000 cherry trees given to the U.S. as a gift by the mayor of should at least be privy to the subject of dinner con- Tokyo. versation. In 1933, Japan officially – Traverse City Record-Eagle withdrew from the League of Nations. Legislators In 1942, during World War II, Congress granted American servicemen free first-class Michigan Wisconsin mailing privileges. after the mistaken delivery of Dance company director Singer Mariah Carey is 48. Gov. Rick Snyder, P.O. Gov. Scott Walker, 115 In 1958, Nikita Khrushchev ballistic missile fuses to Tai- Arthur Mitchell is 84. Actor Rock musician Brendan Hill Box 30013, Lansing, MI East State Capitol, Madison, became Soviet premier in addi- wan. Julian Glover is 83. Actor Jerry (Blues Traveler) is 48. Actress 48909, phone 517-373-3400, WI 53702, phone 608-266- tion to First Secretary of the Five years ago: Lawyers Lacy is 82. Hall of Fame racer Elizabeth Mitchell is 48. Actor online: michigan.gov/snyder. 1212, online: walker.wi.gov. Communist Party. for Colorado theater shooting Cale Yarborough is 79. Actor- Nathan Fillion is 47. Hip-hop Sen. Debbie Stabenow, Sen. Ron Johnson, R- In 1964, Alaska was hit by a suspect James Holmes said he director Austin Pendleton is 78. singer Fergie is 43. Actress D-Mich., 731 Hart Senate Wis., 328 Hart Senate Office magnitude 9.2 earthquake (the would plead guilty to the attack Actor Michael York is 76. Rock Emily Ann Lloyd is 34. Actress Office Building, Washington, Building, Washington, DC strongest on record in North that killed 12 people and serve musician Tony Banks (Gene- Brenda Song is 30. Pop singer- DC 20510, phone 202-224- 20510, phone 202-224- America) and tsunamis that the rest of his life in prison to sis) is 68. Rock musician songwriter Kimbra is 28. 4822, online: stabenow.sen- 5323, online: ronjohnson.sen- together claimed about 130 avoid the death penalty. (Pros- Andrew Farriss (INXS) is 59. Actress Taylor Atelian is 23. ate.gov. ate.gov. lives. ecutors rejected the offer, but Jazz musician Dave Koz Classical crossover singer Sen. Gary Peters, D- Sen. Tammy Baldwin, D- In 1977, in aviation’s worst Holmes ended up being sen- (kahz) is 55. Movie director Amira Willighagen (TV: “Hol- Mich., 724 Hart Senate Office Wis., 709 Hart Senate Office disaster, 583 people were tenced to life in prison any- Quentin Tarantino is 55. Rock land’s Got Talent”) is 14. Building, Washington, DC Building, Washington, DC killed when a KLM Boeing 747, way.) Former South African musician Derrick McKenzie Thought for Today 20510, phone 202-224-6221, 20510, phone 202-224-5653; attempting to take off in heavy President Nelson Mandela was (Jamiroquai) is 54. Rock musi- “A sheltered life can be a online: peters.senate.gov. online: baldwin.senate.gov. fog, crashed into a Pan Am admitted to a hospital for pneu- cian Johnny April (Staind) is daring life as well. For all seri- U.S. Rep. Jack Bergman, U.S. Rep. Sean Duffy, R- 747 on an airport runway on monia (he was discharged 10 53. Actress Talisa Soto is 51. ous daring starts from within.” R-Watersmeet, 414 Cannon Ashland, 2330 Rayburn the Canary Island of Tenerife. days later). Actor Ben Koldyke is 50. — Eudora Welty, American House Office Building, Wash- House Office Building, Wash- In 1980, 123 workers died One year ago: U.S. Attor- Actress Pauley Perrette is 49. author (1909-2001) ington, DC 20515, phone 202- ington, DC 20515, phone 202- when a North Sea floating oil ney General Jeff Sessions 225-4735, online: 225-3365, online: field platform, the Alexander warned so-called “sanctuary bergman.house.gov. duffy.house.gov. 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PUBLISHER EXECUTIVE.DOODV ASSISTANT/ACCOUNTING DAILY GLOBE Sue Mizell Jenna yourdailyglobe.com MANAGING EDITOR CIRCULATION Award Winning Newspaper Larry Holcombe Marissa Casari USPS 269-980 ADVERTISING DIRECTOR LEAD PRESS Published daily Monday - Saturday Heidi Ofstad Bill Westerman (except Memorial Day, Independence Day, Labor Day, Thanksgiving, Christmas and New Year’s Day) Periodicals postage paid at Ironwood, MI 49938 POSTMASTER – Send changes of addresses to: The Daily Globe, P.O. Box 548, 118 E. McLeod Ave., Ironwood, MI 49938 906-932-2211 • 800-236-2887 • Fax 906-932-5358 l THE DAILY GLOBE • YOURDAILYGLOBE.COM AREA / STATE TUESDAY, MARCH 27, 2018 5 Study water system last year. far back the Housing Com- the Land Bank, money Record Holland distributed the mission issues have been. from them may help rates and other informa- There is collateral dam- demolish some of the From page 1 tion present in other areas , age, not only to Pam, Sally buildings. POLICE REPORTS es on the 300 block of West City of Ironwood Ayer Street. called Dupie a “wonderful cautioning the council not and Sue, but it is affecting Waldrop stressed, “it is The Ironwood Public Safety The 61-year-old man person and a good employ- to compare them because it the whole community, she every expensive to tear Department received a Sun- appeared to be intoxicated and ee” and Holland noted is like “apples and said. She asked the council down buildings. The Vil- day complaint about a water when IPSD and Gogebic problem at 114 N. Mansfield County Sheriff’s Department Dupie was a “good man.” oranges.” Holland in his to “ look further than the lage President said the vil- St. officers arrived, he had a diffi- Holland explained the analysis recommended the nose on your face, look lage will make a presenta- An Ironwood resident who cult time standing in tempera- Michigan Rural Water village raise rates $30.46 into the situation.” She also tion asking for a project reported the situation said the tures that were well below Association is a govern- per service. “How do you stressed that Cane Court from the Land Bank, but house is vacant. IPSD officers freezing, according to the discovered there was a prob- report. ment funded organization do this,” he asked, by sug- has “never been in the red.” cautioned tearing down lem with ice building up and He was seen staggering which provides training for gesting the village raise Lockhart told the coun- buildings is “very expen- considerable melting, appar- behind a house on the block. plant operators, rate analy- rates by $1 increments cil that “you are the respon- sive.” ently from a first floor window. Beacon Ambulance was The owner of the house, summoned to transport the sis, and helps with financ- each year. The council sible party” and it effects Waldrop authorized the Charles Moncher, was contact- man to the hospital. ing to small rural commu- referred the issue to the everyone. blight committee to meet ed and he said he would check ——— nities. He examined the water committee and said Several other resident Monday, April 2 at 4 p.m. out the situation. The IPSD received a 3:28 Ontonagon system which ——— p.m. Saturday complaint that a to Holland, “You have complaints concerned the to discuss the blight prob- An employee of a West 2-year-old child had a seizure he said is very old. He given us lots to digest. conditions of some vacant lem and come up with a Cloverland Drive convenience and was not breathing at an noted that some pipes are The “Items from the buildings, and buildings proposal which would con- store reported an apparent East Harding Avenue resi- so old, the companies that Floor” agenda lasted nearly owned by the village. Kim sider millage to be used for assault there Sunday, with a dence. knife possibly being involved. The child’s mother later made them are no longer in an hour as a variety of Langdon said a man near the demolitions. It is open When officers arrived there called and said the boy was business with some of the issues were discussed by him lives in a house with to the public. were a couple of drops of again breathing. He was trans- piping 100 years old. the audience. Including busted doors, has no elec- In other action, Village blood on the floor. ported to Aspirus Ironwood After arguing in the Krist Oil Hospital by Beacon Ambu- Holland said Onton- Cane Court issues and tricity or water ,because it Manager Joe Erickson said parking lot, the two people lance. agon needs a plan for capi- blight, which were has been shut off and as a the Dollar General Corpo- involved in the assault had left. ——— tal improvements, some of addressed by residents. result he urinates outside. ration is still planning to A second employee at the Westin Smith, 27, of which, the Department of In the ongoing con- Waldrop said the village erect a store in Ontonagon store took a photo of the Bessemer, was arrested license plate of the vehicle and Thursday on a warrant for a Environmental Quality is frontation concerning has a blight ordinance and and is marking corners this the 47-year-old woman and charge of domestic violence requiring, and some that Cane Court, Sue Lockhart, councilman Mike Mogan week. Erickson also report- 24-year-old man were later (second offense.) are on Village previous cap- secretary at Cane Court, said “yes we have an ordi- ed that 12 people have contacted at a residence in Bond was set at $5,000 on Iron Belt, Wis. the warrant that was issued for ital improvement plans. He distributed email messages nance, but no way to applied for the village The Iron County Sheriff’s an Ironwood incident on Oct. commented the state does from two individuals dat- enforce it.” Other com- clerks position and they Department then also 15, according to an IPSD not even permit the 4 inch ing back as far as 2013 plaints said the space will be interviewed. became involved in the inves- report. tigation. The charge is a misde- lines present in some of the highlighting messages con- between some buildings in The board also agreed The man who was involved meanor. village. He gave a long list cerning her and other the downtown have siding the village will be closed said the drops of blood came According to automated of needed items and their issues. She said the pur- falling off, which could for the funeral of John from a scab on his arm and not court records, Smith faces cost, pointing out the vil- pose of showing the e- hurt people. Since the Dupie so all the crew can a pocket knife wound from the three misdemeanor charges in woman. Both he and the Iron County, Wis., for knowing- lage lost money on its mails was to illustrate how county now is a member of attend. woman denied any stabbing ly violating a domestic abuse had taken place. order and one count of pos- inquire from the candi- Man guilty in killing woman while streaming the Officers said they would sessing illegally obtained pre- Treasurer review a video of the incident scriptions. dates what kind of hours streamed on attack on Facebook Live. at the convenience store and FIRE CALL they would be willing to Facebook Live Twenty-year-old Antho- no charges were issued over City of Ironwood From page 1 work and be in the office. ny Gelia also was found the weekend. A chimney fire at 9086 Van JACKSON (AP) – A jury ——— Buskirk Road was called in by hire. This caused conster- Hegbloom said she would guilty Monday of first- A Sunday investigation Larry Grimsby around 2:55 nation within the township be available on Fridays, by has convicted a Michigan degree home invasion and resulted in a 61-year-old Iron- p.m. Saturday. because the public notice appointment, and evening man of first-degree felony a felony firearms charge wood man being transported to Two IPSD trucks respond- only said they were con- hours. Cebolski said she murder after he was stemming from the Novem- Aspirus Ironwood Hospital for ed, Three off-duty IPSD offi- accused of breaking into a possible hypothermia. cers and four part-time, paid ducting an interview and would be available during ber 2016 killing of 26-year- The IPSD received a 4:20 firefighters responded. did not mention they were the day to take payments home and shooting a old Brittany Southwell. a.m. report of a man who was No damage estimate report actually filling the position. and do treasurer duties. trying to gain entrance to hous- was available. Members in the audi- Hope Tarnaski, trustee, ence said this created a explained there was no Testing the approximate five times see a detailed estimate of figures. level of distrust because effort to mask their efforts the cemetery lawn is cut cost savings. Mayor Annette Burchell the published article said or collude on a hiring. In every year. Cayer suggested the city had an excused absence. one thing and the board her more than 30 years on From page 1 Kathy Saari said her seek re-bids on the mowers. Erickson noted under a did something else. Ran- the board, Tarnaski said with the part-timers, which company has 16 lawnmow- Kim Corcoran said she private contract, it costs dall said there was no she had always voted what was met with a lukewarm ers and more people avail- is worried that part-timers about $4,200 every time intentional obfuscation, it was best for the township response from the commis- able than the city plans to may not be able to do a bet- Riverside Cemetery is was just handled poorly. and she did the same when sion. devote to the mowing pro- ter job than the private firm mowed. Randall apologized to they voted last week. Tar- Erickson said the sum- cess, however. and wondered if the city Commissioners and city Dana Cebolski and said naski said her decision was mer helpers will be hired Erickson said the cost to department of public works officials agreed the condi- there was no basis to justi- based on experience and regardless of whether or the city with the new plan crew would end up doing tion of the cemetery fy going into closed session who brought the best qual- not the city will mow the would be a wash for the much of the mowing. grounds is very important and it should have been ifications to the job. cemetery grass. He said first three years, but then Jim Mildren said he’d to both the citizens of Iron- open and as such he want- Hegbloom was hired as “continuous mowing” the city would save money. like to revisit the issue and wood and all who have ed to return to the point of the interim treasurer by a would mean no more Commissioner Rick Erickson said he’ll come family members buried error and conduct an open vote of 3-1, with Randall “shaggy” periods between Semo said he would like to back with more detailed there. session prior to hiring a voting no. Randall said new interim treasurer. there is a primary in August TUESDAY EVENING MARCH 27, 2018 Randall said only three and general election in 7:007:308:008:309:009:3010:0010:3011:0011:30 points separated Cebolski November to elect the full The Flash A nuclear bomb Black Lightning (N) ’ Page Six TV Seinfeld ’ Seinfeld ’ Engagement Engagement The King of and Hegbloom on his scor- time treasurer. Janczak said # CW KDLH detonates. 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According to the U.S. Centers for Disease Control away, it’s time to make dinner again. and Prevention, if everyone aged 50 years or older had Is it me or are the days actually get- regular screening tests, at least 60 percent of deaths from ting shorter, whizzing by in a blur this cancer could be avoided. and then coming to a screeching halt “The American Cancer Society reports that American at 6 p.m. when every person in my men have a 1 in 22 chance of developing colorectal cancer household starts wandering into the during their lifetime while American women have a 1 in 24 kitchen, casually asking what’s for chance,” said Zuhair Ghanem, MD, Aspirus Upper Penin- dinner, usually while opening up a sula Regional Director of Oncology and Hematology. “Most cupboard to peruse available people should get screened for colorectal cancer beginning snacks? at age 50. Those with a family history of colorectal cancer The solution is to have a small or who are at high risk should start screening sooner. Ask repertoire of dishes that require hard- your primary care provider what’s right for you.” ly any prep, and that use ingredients Colorectal cancer often starts with no warning signs or you have on hand. And, then of symptoms. That’s why screening is important. Screening course, keep these ingredients on can help detect cancer early when it’s easiest to treat. Bet- hand! ter yet, a colorectal cancer screening often allows doctors Stock your pantry with frozen to find growths (polyps) in the colon or rectum that wild salmon filets and Dijon mustard might turn into cancer and remove them before they and you will never be more than a become cancerous. few sheet-pan minutes away from a When symptoms are present, these may include: tasty crusted salmon. While the Associated Press — Blood in or on the stool; ingredients might change up a bit THIS PHOTO shows mustard and dill crusted salmon as prepared by — A change in bowel habits; depending on your mood and your Melissa d’Arabian. — Diarrhea or constipation that lasts more than a few pantry, the basic strategy is the same: days; Stir a few flavorful ingredients into be completely dry; just not drip- — Stools that are narrower than usual ; some Dijon mustard, spread on MUSTARD AND DILL CRUSTED ping.) — Weakness and fatigue; salmon, and bake at 400 F until done, SALMON Divide the mustard mixture — Abdominal (belly) pain, or problems with gas or about 10-15 minutes depending on Servings: 4 among the fillets, and use your hands bloating; the thickness of the fish, and whether Start to finish: 30 minutes to coat the fish entirely in the mus- — Rectal bleeding; it is thawed or frozen. 2 tablespoons reduced sodium tard mixture. Place the fish on the — Unexplained weight loss; Today’s recipe for Mustard and soy sauce parchment-lined baking sheet and Talk to your primary care provider if experiencing any Dill Crusted Salmon is but one exam- 2 tablespoons fresh lemon juice bake just until fish is cooked through of these symptoms. While other conditions, such as hem- ple of this recipe blueprint. Once 4 fillets of salmon, about 5 ounces (about 135 F internal temperature). orrhoids or irritable bowel syndrome, can also cause you’ve mastered it (which won’t take each This will take between 10-15 minutes these symptoms, it’s always a good idea to talk to your long), you can venture out on your Mustard Crust: depending on the thickness of the primary care provider about what you’re experiencing so own on a given Tuesday night and 3 tablespoons Dijon mustard fish. If the fish is frozen, add about 5 the cause can be figured out and treated. create your family’s own version. 2 teaspoons mayonnaise minutes. In general, the salmon will Visit aspirus.org/prevention to take a colon health risk I’ll share a few best practices based 2 teaspoons pure maple syrup be ready a few minutes earlier than assessment to learn about your risk for colorectal cancer. on many years of mustard-crusting 2 garlic cloves, minced you think. Serve with vegetables and salmon. Add a little something sweet, 1 1/2 teaspoons dried dill (or 1 brown rice for a quick weeknight like a touch of honey, pure maple tablespoon fresh dill, chopped) meal. Class shows how to handle syrup or agave. Also, include one or Freshly ground black pepper Chef’s Note: This recipe can be two aromatic ingredients, like Preheat the oven to 400 F. Place prepared with frozen fish fillets. Let youth mental health issues minced shallot, garlic, spices or dried the soy sauce and lemon juice in a sit on countertop for 15 minutes to herbs. If you don’t mind a little extra shallow bowl, and dip both sides of thaw the outside just enough for the RICHMOND, Va. (AP) — A nonprofit in Virginia is hop- fat, a tiny bit of olive oil or even may- each salmon fillet in the mixture and soy sauce and lemon mixture to soak ing to help its community with a monthly workshop on onnaise will keep the dish juicy and let the marinade soak into the in a little. Proceed with recipe, adding how to address youth mental health issues. tender, for just a few extra calories a salmon for a few minutes. Mean- cook-time as needed. The Virginia Home for Boys and Girls’ website says the person. But, don’t fret if you want to while, in a medium bowl, mix Nutrition information per serving: workshop is meant to teach attendees about the risk fac- skip the oil and keep things super together all the ingredients for the 247 calories; 97 calories from fat; 11 g tors and warning signs of various mental health issues lean. Finally, you can add a little tex- mustard crust and set aside. Line a fat (2 g saturated; 0 g trans fats); 79 common among youths, such as depression or eating dis- ture if you want by topping with baking tray with parchment paper. mg cholesterol; 635 mg sodium; 6 g orders. breadcrumbs or crushed nuts, but Gently pat any excess liquid off the carbohydrate; 0 g fiber; 2 g sugar; 29 The organization’s director of therapeutic resources, this is totally optional. salmon fillets. (They do not need to g protein. Karen Rice, tells the Richmond Times-Dispatch that the free eight-hour workshop aims to answer the area’s demand for information on issues involving mental Drinking sugary drinks associated with greater risk of death health, behavior and substance abuse. 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Last week, rate hikes occur, the city –Agreed to let Brackney Ploeger was passing spreads them over all facilitate removal of miscel- through Ironwood and accounts, in order to keep laneous yard items at 1404 stopped at the HOPE ani- the increase as low as pos- Pierce St. so that the city mal hospital, so Sully sible. Hence, he said, that then can proceed with could visit the people means even vacant houses demolishing the blighted there. with active water lines are house; Sully attends stage included. –Learned from Brack- rehearsals with Ploeger, “Is it to maintain, or is it ney that local advertising besides going to work with to catch up on money that’s and other contacts have her every day, and she said been spent unwisely?” P.J. Glisson/Daily Globe been done to inform local the other actors and asked Whitley of the rising WAKEFIELD CITY council members and staff sit before an audience of citizens dur- and state contractors about actresses all love him. rate. ing a Monday meeting that included a public hearing on a city water rate hike. the pending storage room He is like a stage thera- Brackney said mainte- From left are: council members Kay Wiita, Pat Mann, and Jim Anderson; mayor pro construction in the munici- py dog. nance is the issue. He said tem Amy Tarro; city clerk Sue Ahonen; and city attorney Ray O’Dea. City manager pal building; Brackney said Sully starred in the the $13 rate will allow the Richard Brackney is not shown. the building also is being stage drama “Annie” last city to collect an additional assessed for asbestos with year. Ploeger said of the $32,000 per year and that DNR has no concerns done soon,” said council said. any needed abatement to seven shows, he only still won’t cover all of the about the city’s plans to member Pat Mann, who Brackney also said that follow; missed his cue one time, city’s needs. Referring to address the failing deck moved Monday to “take it when mayor John Granato –Learned from Brack- exiting stage left, when he the past seven years, he next to the Wakefield Visi- down and proceed from returns from vacation, he ney, under questioning should have exited stage said, “I have been running tors and Information there.” will be seeking funding from council member Kay right. deficits higher than that.” Bureau. The council then voted options for the deck pro- Wiita, that the state’s Moreover, he said, deferred “If we were looking at a unanimously to authorize ject. Stormwater, Asset Manage- Vandals damage bat maintenance is part of the land conversion, they Brackney to coordinate city The council also: ment and Wastewater pro- research site in problem, as even the instal- would be concerned,” said crew members to remove –Voted to approve the gram study will continue abandoned lation of a single new fire Brackney, but that is not the deck as weather per- Wakefield Public Library until October. Michigan mine hydrant costs anywhere the case. mits. reducing its hours tem- After discussing all from $3000 to $5000. In previous meetings, Brackney reminded that porarily due to librarian other issues, the council IRON MOUNTAIN, In other news, Brackney the council discussed Nee-Gaw-Nee-Gaw-Bow, Denise Engel needing to went into a closed session Mich. (AP) – Michigan told the council that he had removing the deck in order the deck’s Indian statue take personal time; to discuss employee issues officials are looking for spoken with a representa- to allow potential contrac- centerpiece, will remain. –Voted to approve a with city attorney Ray vandals who broke into an tive of Michigan’s Depart- tors to assess how best to “The statue and the revised version of city work O’Dea. City offices will be abandoned iron mine in ment of Natural Resources restructure a replacement. pedestal it’s on are not and safety rules; closed on March 30 in the Upper Peninsula where who assured him that the “Something should be attached to the deck,” he –Voted to participate in observance of Good Friday. scientists are studying hibernating bats threat- Body of missing UP man found Michigan State Police were assisted by UP accident crash tain, in Marquette Township. ened by a deadly illness. The Department of Natu- ST. IGNACE – Michigan State Police the U.S. Coast Guard, Air Force, Civil Air probed Jacob Weslin, 21, of Mar- ral Resources says the intrud- said a five-day search ended Sunday Patrol, Mackinac County Sheriff’s quette, a passenger in a vehi- MARQUETTE – Michigan ers disturbed the bats, stole when the remains of Raleigh Harrington, Department, St. Ignace Police Depart- cle driven by 21-year-old State Police have released cameras and no-trespassing 25, of the St. Ignace area, were found. ment, Sault Tribe Police Department, U.S. Austin Mitchell, of Ishpem- more details following a fatal signs, built a bonfire and The body was recovered in a heavily Border Patrol, St. Ignace Fire Depart- ing, was killed when the Sunday morning single-vehi- damaged a gate designed to wooded area of Mackinac County. ment, Allied EMS, Mackinac County Vic- vehicle left the roadway, cle accident on County Road keep people out but allow the Police said foul play was not suspected. tim Services and numerous businesses, struck a power pole and in addition to many volunteer civilians. 550, north of Sugarloaf Moun- rolled into the ditch. bats to enter and exit.

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Over-the-counter sales start at 9 a.m. l 8 TUESDAY, MARCH 27, 2018 AREA / STATE / NATION THE DAILY GLOBE • YOURDAILYGLOBE.COM Obituaries Township holds annual meeting By IAN MINIELLY clear explanations from [email protected] the treasurer regarding the Ruth M. Knutilla RAMSAY – The Besse- line-item paid, she is forced mer Township held its to put the money into the LINCOLN, Ill. – Ruth M. Knutilla, 82, of Lincoln, annual meeting in Ramsay budget through general passed away on Sunday, March 25, 2018, at St. Monday evening. The annu- income, because she does Clara’s Manor in Lincoln. al meeting focuses on the not know without proper Ruth M. Rajala was born on Feb. 2, 1936, in Iron- budget and salary resolu- evidence which line-item wood, Mich., the daughter of tions for the upcoming fis- the payment is for. cal year in the township, Treasurer Jerry Grenfell Henry and Lillian (Grendahl) which runs from Apr. 1 to told Supervisor Jeff Randall Rajala. She was united in marriage Mar. 31. The packed room, just prior to the meeting to Marvin E. Knutilla on Sept. 17, filled with residents that that he was not feeling well 1955. He survives. signed in and were able to and was unable to attend Also surviving are children vote with equal authority as what would be his final Keith (Cynthia) Knutilla, Martin the members of the board meeting before his resigna- (Judy) Knutilla, Lynn (Steven) Associated Press kicked things off by ques- tion is final on Mar. 31. Andersen, Beth (James) Hoferitza, THIS UNDATED file photo, location unknown, shows tioning the receipts and The residents and board as well as one sister, LaVerne Grow, Linda Brown. Brown, the Kansas girl at the center of accounting practices of the passed by a unanimous and one brother, Kenneth Rajala, Ruth M. the 1954 U.S. Supreme Court ruling that struck down clerk and treasurers offices. vote the proposed millage as well as nine grandchildren and Knutilla racial segregation in schools, has died at age 76. Debbie Janczak, clerk, of 9.63 on the taxable value 1936 —2018 explained the reason the in the township of five great-grandchildren. Peaceful Rest Funeral Chapel of Topeka confirmed that Linda Brown died Sunday. actual income received in $35,427,810 as published She was preceded in death by her parents and the 2017-2018 budget does in the March board of one sister, Betty Thacker. Kansas girl at center of 1954 not accurately reflect the review. The room voted Ruth was a member of Good Shepherd Lutheran rental income the water unanimously to pay the Church in Prospect Heights, Ill., and the VFW Aux- school segregation ruling dies authority pays to rent supervisor $20,000 and iliary. space in Ramsay, is the treasurer $20,000, but Funeral services will be held on Wednesday, TOPEKA, Kan. (AP) – ple of how ordinary because she can only file only $15,000 for newly a March 28, at 10 a.m. at the Peasley Funeral Home Linda Brown, who as a schoolchildren took center the receipts and items as newly elected official. The with Rev. Mark Peters officiating. Visitation will be Kansas girl was at the cen- stage in transforming this they come in. Janczak clerk salary of $20,000 ter of the landmark U.S. country. It was not easy for explained all the income is received the only “Nay’s,” held this evening from 5 until 7 p.m. at the Peasley Supreme Court ruling that her or her family, but her Funeral Home. properly accounted for, but receiving three no votes but struck down racial segrega- sacrifice broke barriers and when she does not receive passed by a wide margin. Burial will be in St. Mary’s Cemetery in Lincoln. tion in schools, has died at changed the meaning of Memorials may be made to the Alzheimer’s Foun- age 76. equality in this country,” Sheriff: Michigan State official dation. Her father, Oliver Ifill said. Brown, tried to enroll the Peaceful Rest Funeral arrested amid Nassar probe family in an all-white Chapel of Topeka con- LANSING (AP) – A Michigan State University official Raymond Don Kivi school in Topeka, and the firmed that Linda Brown who oversaw Larry Nassar was arrested Monday amid an case was sparked when he died Sunday afternoon. No investigation into the handling of complaints against the KIMBALL, Wis. – Raymond Don Kivi, 80, a life- and several black families cause of death was former sport doctor, who is in prison for sexually assault- long resident of Kimball, passed away Sunday were turned away. The released. Funeral arrange- ing patients under the guise of treatment. evening, March 25, 2018, at his residence. NAACP’s legal arm brought ments are pending. William Strampel was in jail pending an arraignment Funeral arrangements have been entrusted to Jer- the lawsuit to challenge Her sister, Cheryl Tuesday, Ingham County Sheriff Scott Wriggelsworth told segregation in public Brown Henderson, found- The Associated Press. He declined to say what charges ald Rocco, owner and manager of Lakeside Memori- schools, and Oliver Brown ing president of The Brown al Chapel Inc., in Wakefield, Mich., who will release Strampel was facing because the probe is being led by the became lead plaintiff in the Foundation, confirmed the Michigan attorney general’s office. a complete obituary notice later. 1954 Brown v. Board of death to The Topeka Capi- A spokeswoman for Attorney General Bill Schuette Education decision by the tal-Journal . She declined declined to comment. A news conference was scheduled Katherine A. O’Brien Supreme Court that ended comment from the family. for Tuesday, two months after Schuette appointed a spe- school segregation. The landmark case was cial assistant attorney general to investigate. Sherrilyn Ifill, president brought before the Strampel, 70, is the first person besides Nassar to be LONG BEACH, Calif. – Katherine A. O’Brien, 92, and director-counsel at Supreme Court by the charged in connection with the worst sexual abuse case in a former Ironwood resident, died March 15, 2018, in NAACP Legal Defense and NAACP’s legal arm to chal- sports history. Nassar pleaded guilty to molesting Long Beach. Educational Fund, Inc., lenge segregation in public patients and possessing child pornography. Strampel’s Funeral arrangements are pending and will be said in a statement that schools. It began after sev- arrest was first reported by the Detroit Free Press, and announced at a later date. A complete obituary will Linda Brown is one of a eral black families in Tope- WILX-TV earlier reported that state police were seen out- be published at that time. band of heroic young peo- ka were turned down when side Strampel’s Lansing-area home. ple who, along with her they tried to enroll their Strampel was the dean of the College of Osteopathic family, courageously children in white schools Medicine, which includes the sports medicine clinic, until fought to end the ultimate near their homes. The law- For reprints or lamination services, he announced a leave of absence for medical reasons in symbol of white suprema- suit was joined with cases December. He told police last year that he never followed contact the Daily Globe at 906-932-2211 cy – racial segregation in from Delaware, South Car- up after ordering Nassar in 2014 to have a third person public schools. olina, Virginia and the Dis- present when providing treatment to “anything close to a “She stands as an exam- trict of Columbia. sensitive area.”

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l THE DAILY GLOBE • YOURDAILYGLOBE.COM SPORTS TUESDAY, MARCH 27, 2018 9 IRONWOOD SOFTBALL Bowyer snaps 190-race losing streak with Martinsville victory MARTINSVILLE, Va. (AP) – When snow at Mar- tinsville Speedway gave NASCAR a rare day off, Clint Bowyer loaded his car with kids and drove them to North Carolina for a day at the Hall of Fame. As Bowyer returned to the track for Monday's rescheduled race, he told his 3-year-old son he want- ed to take a picture with him in victory lane. Cash Bowyer told his father he wanted a check- ered flag. Both father and son got their wish. Bowyer snapped a 190- race losing streak dating to 2012 with a dominating vic- tory at Martinsville Speed- way. Monday's win contin- ued the strong start to the NASCAR season for Stew- art-Haas Racing, which has won four of the first six races to start the year. "For whatever reason, it felt right driving up here. It's such a cool place to be able to drive up through the countryside on a two-lane road and think about the race," Bowyer said. "I told ABOVE, NEW Ironwood (Cash) this morning, I was girls softball coach John like, 'Dammit, we've got to Lorenson addresses his get our picture in victory team and coaches before lane.' He told me he wanted practice on Monday a checkered flag. afternoon. Bill Weber, "He's really proud of that Jay Vaughn, Dan Martin- checkered flag!" Clint son, Liz Constantini and Bowyer said as the toddler Chuck Lorenson will be waived the flag, and then the assistant coaches. leaned his head on his Lorenson welcomed 15 father's shoulder. girls to the team's first Bowyer then went into practice on March 12. the stands to greet the fans who returned to Mar- AT LEFT, Ironwood’s tinsville two days after a Lauren Gauthier fields a snowstorm pushed all track ground ball and tosses activity to Monday. out the runner in a Bowyer's victory was his defense/base-running first driving for SHR, the drill during softball prac- team he joined as Tony tice on Monday after- Stewart's replacement last noon. Ironwood starts its year. The move to SHR was season in the Superior supposed to turn Bowyer's Dome on Friday, playing fortunes around, but his against Munising at 5 struggles continued p.m. On Saturday, the through his first year in the Red Devils will take on No. 14 Ford. Negaunee at 9 a.m. and He finally figured it out Ishpeming at 1:30 p.m. on the short track in Vir- Ironwood's home open- ginia and won for the first er against Mellen is time since his victory at scheduled for Monday. Charlotte in October 2012. Bowyer had led just 145 Pat Krause/Daily Globe photos combined laps the last four years and bettered that Monday with 215 laps led and his first career Mar- tinsville victory. It was the ninth career victory for Bowyer, but first since he was a legitimate Jackson leads Pistons title contender in 2012 before the bottom fell out. He was snared in a cheating past Lakers 112-106 scandal with Michael Wal- trip Racing, that team never DETROIT (AP) – Reggie Jackson played 28 min- recovered and folded, and Jackson is rounding into utes – the most action he form for the Detroit Pistons. has seen since his return. Bowyer has been trying to Monday night was a pos- "I could barely breathe in find his footing since. itive sign. the second half, but that's He thanked Gene Haas Jackson had 20 points in all right – my legs are get- and Stewart for bringing his fourth game back from ting better every game," he him to SHR. an ankle sprain, helping the said. "Once I get my legs "To give this old dog a Pistons to a 112-106 victory back under me, I'll be able fresh chance and fresh over Julius Randle and the to play the way I'm used to blood with a new opportu- Los Angeles Lakers. playing, but tonight was nity – finally to get the 14 in Detroit (34-40) won for enough to help us get a victory lane is just a weight the fourth time in five win." off the shoulders," Bowyer games, but trails idle Miami Randle had 22 points said. "It's been a long time. by five games for the final and 11 rebounds for Los You start to question if you Eastern Conference playoff Angeles, and Lonzo Ball fin- can get it done or not." spot. ished with 15 points, 11 Bowyer began his cele- With Blake Griffin assists and eight rebounds. reduced to 24 minutes due Kyle Kuzma had 20 points bratory burnout before he to foul trouble, reserve and 11 boards. completed a cool-down lap, Anthony Tolliver added 15 "We were competitive and then climbed on the points as the Pistons put six again, and we gave our- hood of his cars with his players in double figures. selves another chance to arms raised in victory. He Andre Drummond had 15 win," Lakers coach Luke jumped into the arms of his points and 18 rebounds and Walton said. "That's what SHR crew, and then was Griffin finished with 15 we ask from these guys. We met by his son, who had points. just came up a little short." never before seen his father "I don't know if we're The Pistons led early, but win a Cup race. going to see all of it in these the Lakers rallied behind Cash Bowyer exchanged last two weeks, but I know Kuzma, a Flint native who high-fives with the SHR that with Reggie, Blake and was supported by a large crew then sat on top of the Andre, we have the pieces to contingent from his home- Associated Press winning car. Later, in victo- be really good," coach Stan town about an hour north DETROIT PISTONS forward Blake Griffin (23) attempts to drive around Los Angeles ry lane, Clint Bowyer Van Gundy said. of Detroit. Lakers guard Lonzo Ball (2) during the first half Monday in Detroit. hugged the Martinsville sig- nature trophy grandfather clock, chugged several Gallagher, Price lead Canadiens to 4-2 win over Red Wings beers, and let his son soak in his first post-race celebra- MONTREAL (AP) – Brendan Gallagher scored Detroit, and Jared Coreau stopped 27 shots in his Gallagher scored his first of the game and tion. twice, including his 30th goal of the season, and fifth game of the season. He is 0-4-0. team-leading 29th of the season at 4:27 of the sec- "I wanted that damn Carey Price snapped a seven-game losing streak as Both the Canadiens and Red Wings will take ond period to give the Canadiens a 2-1 lead. The clock," Bowyer said. "How the Montreal Canadiens defeated the skidding part in the draft lottery this spring. Montreal is forward threw the puck on net from the corner of are we going to get it home? Detroit Red Wings 4-2 on Monday night. 26th in the overall NHL standings, three points the ice and it bounced off Red Wings defenseman What do you do? I'm going Paul Byron and Alex Galchenyuk also scored ahead of 27th-place Detroit. Danny DeKeyser's skate and in. to ratchet strap it to my for Montreal in a matchup of Original Six fran- The Red Wings have won just once in their last The Edmonton native, who has scored in three wife's SUV. We're going to chises already eliminated from playoff contention. 14 games (1-12-1). consecutive games, got his 30th at 9:32 when he be the Clampetts with our Price made 26 saves for his first win since Feb. 4. With the two goals, Gallagher pushed his total tipped a shot by Mike Reilly on net. The puck went trophy ratchet strapped to He had been 0-5-2 since then. to 49 points this season. His previous career high off Coreau's skate and landed in the crease before the roof of the SUV, but it's Gustav Nyquist and Tyler Bertuzzi scored for was 47. the goalie accidentally knocked it in himself. coming home." l 10 TUESDAY, MARCH 27, 2018 SPORTS THE DAILY GLOBE • YOURDAILYGLOBE.COM Daily Globe Scoreboard MICHIGAN GIRLS

Michigan (32-7), 6:09 p.m. 23. (22) Chris Buescher, Chevro- 2018 Wisconsin Red Wings- Lenawee Christian's Salenbien Villanova (34-4) vs. Kansas (31- let, 496. 7), 8:49 p.m. 24. (29) Kasey Kahne, Chevrolet, boys basketball all- DetroitCanadiens110—2 Sums National Championship 496. state team Montreal 121—4 Player of Year - Jordan McCabe, 25. (28) David Ragan, Ford, 495. First Period_1, Detroit, Nyquist 20 Monday, April 2 6-0, sr., Kaukauna Semifinal winners, 9:20 p.m. 26. (26) Jamie McMurray, named AP Class D top player (Zetterberg, Bertuzzi), 4:41. 2, Mon- Coach of Year - Brad Weber, Chevrolet, 495. treal, Byron 19 (Petry, Galchenyuk), Oshkosh North Men’s NIT 27. (35) Cole Whitt, Chevrolet, 18:11 (pp). Penalties_Lernout, MTL, All Times EDT ADRIAN, Mich. (AP) – conference teams have FIRST TEAM 493. Class D All-State (tripping), 14:41; Larkin, DET, Semifinals Drew Blair, 6-3, sr., Stevens Point 28. (37) DJ Kennington, Toyota, (hooking), 17:54. At Madison Square Garden The Salenbien household reached out to express JC Butler, 6-5 sr., Racine Prairie 493. Second Period_3, Montreal, Gal- New York The 2018 Associated Tyrese Haliburton, 6-5, sr., 29. (33) Ross Chastain, Chevro- was flooded with recogni- interest. lagher 29 (Alzner, Juulsen), 4:27. 4, Tuesday, March 27 Oshkosh North (unanimous) let, 493. Press Class D girls bas- Montreal, Gallagher 30 (Drouin, Western Kentucky (27-10) vs. tion and awards the past "We had really good Tyler Herro, 6-5, sr., Whitnall 30. (12) Austin Dillon, Chevrolet, Reilly), 9:32. 5, Detroit, Bertuzzi 4 Utah (22-11), 7 p.m. ketball All-State team as (unanimous) 493. few weeks. team chemistry," Bree said. (Ericsson, Nyquist), 13:41. Penal- Penn State (24-13) vs. Mississip- Jordan McCabe, 6-0, sr., Kaukau- 31. (38) JJ Yeley, Chevrolet, 493. selected by a panel of 10 ties_Daley, DET, (hooking), 5:52; pi State (25-11), 9:30 p.m. And for Adrian Lenawee "It's still pretty crazy to na (unanimous) 32. (31) Matt DiBenedetto, Ford, McCarron, MTL, (roughing), 10:59; Championship Michigan sportswriters. SECOND TEAM 488. Christian freshman, Bree, think about, though and I Svechnikov, DET, (slashing), 10:59. Thursday, March 29 Grant Basile, 6-8, sr., Pewaukee 33. (27) Trevor Bayne, Ford, 486. Player of the Year Third Period_6, Montreal, Semifinal winners, 7 p.m. and her father, Lenawee just want to keep getting Patrick Cartier, 6-8, sr., Brookfield 34. (19) Darrell Wallace Jr., Galchenyuk 18 (Drouin, Petry), Bree Salenbien, Adri- East Chevrolet, 486. Christian girls basketball better." 15:34 (pp). Penalties_Nyquist, DET, Women’sAll Times EDT NIT John Diener, 6-4, sr., Cedarburg 35. (30) Harrison Rhodes, (holding), 14:57; Hudon, MTL, Quarterfinals an Lenawee Christian, Jalen Johnson, 6-8, soph., Sun Chevrolet, 482. coach Jamie Salenbien, the Bree also cited a com- served by Scherbak, (roughing), Sunday, March 25 Prairie 36. (34) Gray Gaulding, Toyota, Fr. 17:04; Bertuzzi, DET, served by Indiana 81, UC Davis 66 hope is there's whole lot munity's worth of support Marlon Ruffin, 6-4, sr., Sun 481. Svechnikov, (roughing), 17:04; Virginia Tech 74, Alabama 67 ___ Prairie 37. (17) Ricky Stenhouse Jr., more where that came as a reason for her big sea- Bertuzzi, DET, Misconduct (miscon- West Virginia 76, St. John's 62 THIRD TEAM Ford, 481. First-Team All-State duct), 17:04; Hudon, MTL, Miscon- TCU 79, South Dakota 71 from. son and the team's historic Peter Brookshaw, 6-0, sr., 38. (36) Landon Cassill, Chevro- duct (misconduct), 17:04. Semifinals Bree Salenbien, Adri- Prescott let, rear gear, 211. Bree, a freshman, run. Shots on Goal_Detroit 9-9-10_28. Wednesday, March 28 Johnny Davis, 6-5, soph., La Average Speed of Race Winner: an Lenawee Christian, Montreal 15-7-9_31. TCU (23-12) vs. Indiana (21-14), helped complete a It's still pretty crazy how Crosse Central 81.663 mph. Power-play opportunities_Detroit 7 p.m. Fr. Marcus Domask, 6-6, jr., Waupun Time of Race: 3 hours, 13 min- turnaround for a program everything happened this 0 of 1; Montreal 2 of 3. Virginia Tech (22-13) at West Vir- Mitch Listau, 6-4, sr., Waunakee utes, 14 seconds. Goalies_Detroit, Coreau 0-4-0 ginia (25-11), 7 p.m. Bailey Whitcomb, Hunter Plamann, 6-1., sr., Apple- Margin of Victory: 1.146 seconds. that went 23-29 the past year," she said. "I still can't (31 shots-27 saves). Montreal, Price Championship ton Xavier Caution Flags: 4 for 33 laps. Bellevue, Sr. 16-24-6 (28-26). Saturday, March 31 two seasons to become one believe it. I'm so proud of FOURTH TEAM Lead Changes: 11 among 6 A_21,302 (21,288). T_2:29. Semifinal winners, 3 p.m. Milly Allen, Chassell, Quincy Anderson, 6-4, sr., drivers. of the best small school my team. All the support Referees_Trevor Hanson, Chris Oshkosh North Lap Leaders: M. Truex Jr. 1-4; Sr. Rooney. Linesmen_Shandor NCAA Women’s teams in the state. we had was amazing." Tanner Brandt, 6-7, sr., Wiscon- Kyle Busch 5-26; D. Hamlin 27-51; Alphonso, Brad Kovachik. Basketball Taylor Opolka, Pick- sin Dells Kyle Busch 52; D. Hamlin 53-135; B. After a two-year stretch Some of that support Carlos Curtis. 6-3, sr., Milwaukee Tournament NBA All Times EDT Keselowski 136; R. Blaney 137-142; with a sub.-500 record, came from off the court, ford, Sr. Riverside All Times EDT ALBANY REGIONAL D. Hamlin 143-145; R. Blaney 146- Daelyn Merillat, Keshawn Justice, 6-6, sr., Madi- EASTERN CONFERENCE Regional Semifinals 284; C. Bowyer 285-385; Kyle Lenawee Christian had the while a lot came from on son East W L Pct GB Saturday, March 24 Busch 386; C. Bowyer 387-500. Morenci, Jr. x-Toronto 54 20 .730 — best season in its history, the court. Her older sister, Deontay Long, 6-5, jr., Milwaukee At Albany, N.Y. Leaders Summary (Driver, Times Scout Nelson, Mount Washington x-Boston 50 23 .685 3½ South Carolina 79, Buffalo 63 Lead, Laps Led): C. Bowyer 2 times going 19-1 in the regular Dani, a sophomore, was HONORABLE MENTION x-Cleveland 44 29 .603 9½ UConn 72, Duke 59 for 215 laps; R. Blaney 2 times for Pleasant Sacred Heart x-Philadelphia 43 30 .589 10½ Max Alba, sr, Franklin; Ethan Regional Championship 145 laps; D. Hamlin 3 times for 111 season before rattling off named to The AP all-state Anderson, sr., Black River Falls; x-Indiana 43 31 .581 11 Academy, Jr. Monday, March 26 laps; Kyle Busch 3 times for 24 laps; seven straight postseason second team, while her Seth Anderson, sr., Marshfield; Washington 40 33 .548 13½ UConn 94, South Carolina 65 M. Truex Jr. 1 time for 4 laps; B. Milwaukee 39 34 .534 14½ Tiffany Senerius, Patrick Baldwin Jr., fr., Sussex SPOKANE REGIONAL Keselowski 1 time for 1 lap. victories to claim the pro- father and coach, Jamie, Miami 39 35 .527 15 Hamilton; Dalton Banks, soph., Eau Regional Semifinals Waterford Our Lady of Claire North; Hayden Baughman, Detroit 34 40 .459 20 gram's first Class D state was named the AP Class D Saturday, March 24 TransactionsBASEBALL sr., Chippewa Falls McDonell; Bai- Charlotte 34 41 .453 20½ the Lakes, Sr. At Spokane, Wash. American League championship. Coach of the Year. ley Blanchard, jr., Clear Lake; Dono- New York 27 48 .360 27½ Notre Dame 90, Texas A&M 84 BOSTON RED SOX — Optioned Emma Johnson, Har- van Blevins, sr., Platteville; Cullen Chicago 24 49 .329 29½ "We were just so confi- The Class D first team Oregon 83, Central Michigan 69 RHP Brandon Workman to Paw- Brooks, sr., New Glarus; Brogan Brooklyn 23 51 .311 31 bor Light Christian, Sr. Regional Championship tucket (IL). Reassigned RHP Justin dent and so focused," Jamie consisted of 12 players: Brunker, sr., Middleton; Diovonte Orlando 22 51 .301 31½ Monday, March 26 Haley to minor league camp. Placed Mariah Pringle, Caldwell, sr., Destiny; Nobal Days, Atlanta 21 53 .284 33 Salenbien said. "As we Bailey Whitcomb, Bellevue; Notre Dame 84, Oregon 74 LHPs Drew Pomeranz and Eduardo jr., Racine Park; Sam Ferris, sr., WESTERN CONFERENCE Brethren, Sr. KANSAS CITY REGIONAL Rodriguez and RHP Steven Wright Xavier; Mike Foster Jr., fr., Milwau- WLPct GB went through the state Milly Allen, Chassell; Tay- Regional Semifinals on the 10-day DL. kee Washington; Jay Gentry, sr., y-Houston 60 14 .811 — Alex Hunter, Gaylord Friday, March 23 DETROIT TIGERS — Assigned tournament, we really grew lor Opolka, Pickford; Dae- Brown Deer; Donneil Gray, jr., Madi- y-Golden State 54 19 .740 5½ At Kansas City, Mo. LHP Blaine Hardy outright to Toledo St. Mary's, Jr. son La Follette; Joe Grundhoffer, Portland 45 28 .616 14½ up. We were no longer this lyn Merrilat, Morenci; Mississippi State 71, N.C. State (IL). sr., Assumption; Jaxon Knotek, sr., Oklahoma City 44 31 .587 16½ Lexi Nieporth, Bel- 57 KANSAS CITY ROYALS — team of young kids any- Scout Nelson, Mount Pleas- River Falls; Noah Kollock, jr., San Antonio 43 31 .581 17 UCLA 84, Texas 75 Optioned RHP Kevin McCarthy to laire, Sr. Almond-Bancroft; Jaden Kreklow, New Orleans 43 31 .581 17 more. We tried to stick to ant Sacred Heart; Tiffany Regional Championship Omaha (PCL). jr., New Glarus; Gacoby Jones, sr., Minnesota 42 32 .568 18 Kelsey Richards, Sunday, March 25 TAMPA BAY RAYS — Optioned the one-game-at-a-time Senerius, Waterford Our Whitefish Bay Dominican; Isaac Utah 42 32 .568 18 Mississippi State 89, UCLA 73 RHP Austin Pruitt to Durham (IL). Fruitport Calvary Chris- Lindsey, soph., Mineral Point; Denver 40 34 .541 20 plan and not look too far Lady of the Lakes; Emma LEXINGTON REGIONAL Released LHP Dan Jennings. Jaylen Mahone, sr., Laconia; Sam L.A. Clippers 39 34 .534 20½ tian, So. Regional Semifinals TEXAS RANGERS — Re-signed Meerstein, Jr., Green Bay N.E.W. L.A. Lakers 32 41 .438 27½ ahead." Johnson, Harbor Light Friday, March 23 RHP Bartolo Colon and INF Trevor Lutheran; Cole Nau, jr., Brookfield Sacramento 24 50 .324 36 ___ At Lexington, Ky. Plouffe to minor league contracts For her integral role in Christian; Mariah Pringle, Central; De'Monte Nelson, sr., Dallas 22 51 .301 37½ Oregon State 72, Baylor 67 and assigned them to Round Rock Coach of the Year Kenosha Bradford; Jacob Ognace- Memphis 19 54 .260 40½ leading the team to a cham- Brethren; Alex Hunter, Louisville 86, Stanford 59 (PCL). vic, soph., Sheboygan Lutheran; Phoenix 19 55 .257 41 Jamie Salenbien, Adri- Regional Championship National League pionship, Bree, who was Gaylord St. Mary; Lexi Jack Pettit, sr., Union Grove; Jack x-clinched playoff spot Sunday, March 25 ARIZONA DIAMONDBACKS — an Lenawee Christian Plumb, sr., Bay Port; Luke Reader, y-clinched division named the Adrian County Niepoth, Bellaire; and Louisville 76, Oregon State 43 Designated C Chris Herrmann for sr., Bangor; Alec Rosner, sr., Kim- Sunday's Games ___ FINAL FOUR assignment. Selected the contract of Player of the Year, has been Kelsey Richards, Fruitport berly; Derek Sabin, sr., Slinger; Cleveland 121, Brooklyn 114 At Columbus, Ohio LHP Jorge De La Rosa from Reno Second-Team All-State Mitchel Schneider, sr., Manitowoc Milwaukee 106, San Antonio 103 named The Associated Cavalry Christian. National Semifinals (PCL). Roncalli; Jake Schroeckenthaler, Indiana 113, Miami 107, OT Sophie Ruggles, Friday, March 30 ATLANTA BRAVES — Agreed to sr., Monona Grove; CJ Siegel, sr., Boston 104, Sacramento 93 Press Class D girls basket- They were selected by a UConn (36-0) vs. Notre Dame terms with OF Peter Bourjos and 2B La Crosse Logan; Nate Siewert, sr., L.A. Clippers 117, Toronto 106 Mount Pleasant Sacred (33-3), 7 or 9:30 p.m. Ryan Flaherty on one-year con- ball Player of the Year. panel of sportswriters. Deerfield; Noah Skifton, sr., Onalas- New York 101, Washington 97 Mississippi State (36-1) vs. tracts. Heart Academy, Sr. ka; Connor Sorenson, sr., South Portland 108, Oklahoma City 105 Bree led her team in Bree scored 20 points in Louisville (36-2), 7 or 9:30 p.m. MIAMI MARLINS — Optioned Shore; Mason Steffen, sr., Wauna- Houston 118, Atlanta 99 Taylor Fleming, National Championship RHP Brian Ellington to New Orleans almost every statistical cat- her varsity debut this sea- kee; Chris Thompson, sr., Gale- Utah 110, Golden State 91 Sunday, April 1 (PCL). Rogers City, Jr. Ettrick-Trempealeau; Owen Thuene, Monday's Games egory, averaging 21.1 son, followed by a 29-point Semifinal winners, 7 p.m. MILWAUKEE BREWERS — sr., Waupun; Tyson Tully, sr., Charlotte 137, New York 128, OT Mikayla Kersting, Released RHP Yovani Gallardo. points, 10 rebounds, 3.5 night later that week. That Reedsburg; Kyle Tuma, sr., Valders; Detroit 112, L.A. Lakers 106 Spring Training NEW YORK METS — Claimed Harbor Light Christian, AJ Vukovich, soph., East Troy; Philadelphia 123, Denver 104 All Times EDT steals, 3.2 blocks and three only set the tone for more OF Bryce Brentz off waivers from Owen White, sr., Rhinelander; Jae- Memphis at Minnesota, 8 p.m. Monday's Games Sr. Pittsburgh. Placed RHP Rafael den Zackery, jr., Westosha Central. Boston at Phoenix, 10 p.m. N.Y. Mets 3, Las Vegas 1 assists per game and her big shots and moments, Montero on the 60-day DL. Tuesday's Games Philadelphia 6, Pittsburgh 3 Dani Salenbien, Adri- PHILADELPHIA PHILLIES — well-rounded game is a including scored 24 and 25 NHL San Antonio at Washington, 7 Tampa Bay 2, Detroit 2 All Times EDT Designated RHP Ricardo Pinto and an Lenawee Christian, p.m. Baltimore 7, Norfolk 6 major reason that she's in consecutive district play- EASTERN CONFERENCE C Cameron Rupp for assignment. Denver at Toronto, 7:30 p.m. Boston 4, Chicago Cubs 2 So. GP WLOTPts GF GA Optioned 2B Jesmuel Valentin, CF being courted by Division I off games hitting the game- Chicago at Houston, 8 p.m. Chicago White Sox 9, Charlotte 5 x-Tampa Bay7651 21 4106273 217 Roman Quinn, RHP Zach Eflin and Coach of the Year Cleveland at Miami, 8 p.m. Kansas City at Omaha, cancelled colleges all over the coun- winning shot against x-Boston 74 47 1710104245 189 LHP Zac Curtis to Lehigh Valley (IL). Portland at New Orleans, 8 p.m. St. Louis 5, Toronto 3 Brandi Hainault, Washington 76 45 24 7 97 240 223 Selected the contracts of RHP Drew try despite being just 14 Mount Pleasant Sacred Dallas at Sacramento, 10 p.m. N.Y. Yankees 5, Atlanta 1 Toronto 76 45 24 7 97 257 216 Hutchison and 2B Scott Kingery Chassell Indiana at Golden State, 10:30 Cincinnati vs. Texas at Arlington, years old. Heart in the state semifi- Pittsburgh 76 43 27 6 92 251 233 from Lehigh Valley. Released C p.m. TX, 8:05 p.m. ___ Columbus 76 42 29 5 89 215 208 Cameron Rupp. Milwaukee at L.A. Clippers, 10:30 San Diego vs. El Paso at El Paso, Salenbien, a 6-foot-2 nals to advance to the Philadelphia76 38 2513 89 230 228 PITTSBURGH PIRATES — p.m. TX, 8:05 p.m. Honorable Mention New Jersey 75 39 28 8 86 225 225 Optioned RHP Kyle Crick and 1B point-forward who can championship game. Wednesday's Games Houston 5, Milwaukee 2 Florida 74 39 28 7 85 226 224 Jose Osuna to Indianapolis (IL). (Nominees receiving Brooklyn at Orlando, 7 p.m. Cleveland vs. Arizona at Phoenix, play nearly any position on "She's got that big game Carolina 76 34 3111 79 212 240 Reassigned LHP Kevin Siegrist, C Cleveland at Charlotte, 7 p.m. 9:40 p.m. one or no votes from the N.Y. Rangers7633 35 8 74 221 245 Ryan Lavarnway, OF Daniel Nava the court, already holds mentality," Jamie said. New York at Philadelphia, 7 p.m. L.A. Angels vs. L.A. Dodgers at N.Y. Islanders76313510 72 242 276 and RHP Bo Schultz to minor league 10-member panel) Atlanta at Minnesota, 8 p.m. Los Angeles, CA, 10:10 p.m. offers from Minnesota, Good thing, too, Montreal 77 28 3712 68 196 245 camp. Agreed to terms with SS Ji- Portland at Memphis, 8 p.m. Oakland vs. San Francisco at Kaytlyn Tidey, Detroit 76 27 3811 65 194 237 Hwan Bae on a minor league con- Toledo and Xavier while a because Bree has a lot of Boston at Utah, 9:30 p.m. San Francisco, CA, 10:15 p.m. Ottawa 75 26 3811 63 204 266 tract. Lawrence; Faith Guritz, L.A. Clippers at Phoenix, 10 p.m. Tuesday's Games handful of other power five big games left ahead of her. Buffalo 76 24 4012 60 177 250 SAN DIEGO PADRES — Sent Dallas at L.A. Lakers, 10:30 p.m. Detroit vs. Tampa Bay at St. Martin; Jaiden Hurst, WESTERN CONFERENCE RHP Carter Capps outright to El Thursday's Games Petersburg, Fla., 12:35 p.m. GP WLOTPts GF GA Paso (PCL). Washington at Detroit, 7 p.m. Milwaukee vs. Houston at Hous- Athens; Sydney Danison, x-Nashville 75 48 1611107243 192 SAN FRANCISCO GIANTS — Chicago at Miami, 7:30 p.m. ton, TX, 1:05 p.m. x-Winnipeg 75 46 1910102250 196 Named Dusty Baker special adviser Chassell; Kianne Wendt, Oklahoma City at San Antonio, 8 Pittsburgh vs. Philadelphia at Vegas 75 47 21 7101250 204 to the CEO. Released LF Jarrett p.m. Clearwater, Fla., 1:05 p.m. Munising; Sydney San Jose 75 43 23 9 95 232 203 Parker. Indiana at Sacramento, 10 p.m. Chicago Cubs vs. Boston at Fort Minnesota 75 42 24 9 93 232 213 WASHINGTON NATIONALS — Stephens, Bay City All Milwaukee at Golden State, Myers, Fla., 1:05 p.m. Anaheim 76 39 2413 91 217 204 Optioned 3B Matt Reynolds and SS 10:30 p.m. Cincinnati vs. Texas at Arlington, Saints; Carley Smith, Colorado 75 41 26 8 90 239 218 TX, 2:05 p.m. Adrian Sanchez to Syracuse (IL). St. Louis 75 42 28 5 89 209 196 Lakers-Pistons, Box Miami-Fla vs. Miami at Miami, BASKETBALL Kingston; Lily Lyons, Los Angeles76 41 28 7 89 221 190 L.A. LAKERS (106) Fla., 3:10 p.m. National Basketball Association Kingston; Jillyan Dins- Dallas 76 38 30 8 84 215 208 Kuzma 8-15 2-3 20, Randle 7-13 Cleveland vs. Arizona at Phoenix, CHICAGO BULLS — Waived F Calgary 76 35 3110 80 205 231 9-10 23, Lopez 6-16 2-4 14, Ball 7-8 3:40 p.m. CJ Fair. Signed G Sean Kilpatrick. more, Kingston; Caitlyn Edmonton 76 34 36 6 74 221 243 0-0 15, Caldwell-Pope 5-17 0-0 13, Minnesota vs. Washington at FOOTBALL Chicago 76 31 36 9 71 214 234 Wear 0-2 4-4 4, Frye 2-2 0-0 4, West Palm Beach, Fla., 4:05 p.m. National Football League Bruff, New Lothrop; Vancouver 76 27 40 9 63 197 247 Bryant 0-0 0-0 0, Zubac 2-5 3-4 7, Seattle vs. Colorado at Scotts- CAROLINA PANTHERS — Re- Kayla Sanders, Water- Arizona 76 26 3911 63 190 242 Ennis 3-7 0-0 6, Payton II 0-0 0-0 0. dale, Ariz., 4:10 p.m. signed CB LaDarius Gunter and G NOTE: Two points for a win, one Totals 40-85 20-25 106. St. Louis vs. Toronto at Montreal, Amini Silatolu to one-year contracts. ford Our Lady of the point for overtime loss. Top three DETROIT (112) QC, Canada, 7:07 p.m. CLEVELAND BROWNS — Re- Lakes; Isabelle Kline, teams in each division and two wild Johnson 2-9 0-0 4, Griffin 6-9 1-3 Braves Futures vs. Atlanta at signed LB Tank Carder. cards per conference advance to 15, Drummond 5-16 5-6 15, Jackson Atlanta, GA, 7:35 p.m. DETROIT LIONS — Signed LB Waterford Our Lady of playoffs. 9-22 0-0 20, Bullock 7-14 0-0 16, Oakland vs. San Francisco at Jonathan Freeny. the Lakes; Katie Coyne, x-clinched playoff spot Ennis III 3-5 0-0 7, Tolliver 4-9 4-4 San Francisco, CA, 9:05 p.m. LOS ANGELES RAMS — Agreed Sunday's Games 15, Moreland 0-0 1-2 1, Smith 5-9 0- L.A. Angels vs. L.A. Dodgers at to terms with DE Ndamukong Suh Portland St. Pat's; Sarah Pittsburgh 5, Philadelphia 4, OT 0 12, Kennard 3-7 0-0 7. Totals 44- Los Angeles, CA, 10:10 p.m. on a one-year contract. Winnipeg 5, Nashville 4, SO 100 11-15 112. NEW ENGLAND PATRIOTS — Voss, Lansing Christian; Vancouver 4, Dallas 1 L.A. Lakers 29 26 21 30 — 106 NASCAR Monster Re-signed OL LaAdrian Waddle. Lyndsey Ryba, Hillman; Boston 2, Minnesota 1, OT Detroit 26 27 28 31 — 112 Energy STP 500 NEW YORK GIANTS — Signed Anaheim 5, Edmonton 4, OT 3-Point Goals_L.A. Lakers 6-23 Results S Michael Thomas. Averi Bebble, Gaylord St. Monday's Games (Caldwell-Pope 3-10, Kuzma 2-6, Monday WASHINGTON REDSKINS — Mary's; Elasia Craig, Florida 3, N.Y. Islanders 0 Ball 1-1, Wear 0-2, Lopez 0-4), At Martinsville Speedway Signed LB Pernell McPhee. Carolina 4, Ottawa 1 Detroit 13-33 (Tolliver 3-7, Smith 2- Martinsville, Va. HOCKEY Wyoming Tri-unity Buffalo 3, Toronto 2 2, Bullock 2-3, Griffin 2-3, Jackson Lap length: 0.526 miles National Hockey League Christian. Washington 4, N.Y. Rangers 2 2-6, Ennis III 1-3, Kennard 1-5, Starting position in parentheses ANAHEIM DUCKS — Agreed to Montreal 4, Detroit 2 Drummond 0-1, Johnson 0-3). 1. (9) Clint Bowyer, Ford, 500 terms with RW Troy Terry on a ___ Arizona 4, Tampa Bay 1 Fouled Out_Griffin. Rebounds_L.A. laps. three-year, entry-level contract. San Jose at Chicago, 8:30 p.m. Lakers 47 (Randle, Kuzma 11), 2. (2) Kyle Busch, Toyota, 500. BUFFALO SABRES — Agreed to Coach of the Year Colorado at Vegas, 10 p.m. Detroit 50 (Drummond 18). 3. (5) Ryan Blaney, Ford, 500. terms with C Casey Mittelstadt on a Matt Mattson, Munis- Calgary at Los Angeles, 10:30 Assists_L.A. Lakers 29 (Ball 11), 4. (1) Martin Truex Jr., Toyota, three-year, entry-level contract. p.m. Detroit 21 (Johnson 6). Total 500. CALGARY FLAMES — Assigned ing Tuesday's Games Fouls_L.A. Lakers 20, Detroit 26. 5. (8) Kevin Harvick, Ford, 500. G David Rittich to Stockton (AHL). ___ Carolina at New Jersey, 7 p.m. Technicals_Randle, Griffin. 6. (3) Joey Logano, Ford, 500. Recalled G Jon Gillies from Stock- N.Y. Islanders at Ottawa, 7:30 A_18,718 (21,000). 7. (16) Alex Bowman, Chevrolet, ton. Voting panel: David p.m. 500. NCAA Men’s CHICAGO BLACKHAWKS — Bossick, Ludington Daily Pittsburgh at Detroit, 7:30 p.m. 8. (25) AJ Allmendinger, Chevro- Agreed to terms with D Joni Tuulola Boston at Winnipeg, 8 p.m. TournamentAll Times EDT let, 500. on a two-year contract. News; Bill Broderick, San Jose at St. Louis, 8 p.m. EAST REGIONAL 9. (21) Chase Elliott, Chevrolet, COLORADO AVALANCHE — Minnesota at Nashville, 8 p.m. Regional Championship 500. Assigned G Joe Cannata and F Battle Creek Enquirer; Philadelphia at Dallas, 8:30 p.m. Sunday, March 25 10. (4) Brad Keselowski, Ford, Julien Nantel from San Antonio Brian Calloway, Lansing Columbus at Edmonton, 9 p.m. Villanova 71, Texas Tech 59 500. (AHL) to Colorado (ECHL). Anaheim at Vancouver, 10 p.m. SOUTH REGIONAL 11. (11) Kurt Busch, Ford, 500. COLUMBUS BLUE JACKETS — State Journal; David Wednesday's Games Regional Championship 12. (6) Denny Hamlin, Toyota, Signed F Eric Robinson to a two- Florida at Toronto, 7:30 p.m. Goricki, The Detroit Saturday, March 24 500. year, entry-level contract. N.Y. Rangers at Washington, 8 Loyola of Chicago 78, Kansas 13. (15) Paul Menard, Ford, 500. MINNESOTA WILD — Signed News; Drew Ellis, The p.m. State 62 14. (10) Aric Almirola, Ford, 500. LW Jordan Greenway to a three- Philadelphia at Colorado, 10 p.m. Oakland Press (Pontiac); MIDWEST REGIONAL 15. (18) Jimmie Johnson, year, entry-level contract. Arizona at Vegas, 10 p.m. Regional Championship Chevrolet, 499. OTTAWA SENATORS — Brendan Savage, MLive- Thursday's Games Sunday, March 25 16. (7) Kyle Larson, Chevrolet, Assigned G Chris Driedger and D Detroit at Buffalo, 7 p.m. Kansas 85, Duke 81, OT 499. Cody Donaghey from Belleville Flint; Tony Garcia, Tampa Bay at Boston, 7 p.m. WEST REGIONAL 17. (13) Erik Jones, Toyota, 497. (AHL) to Brampton (ECHL). Pittsburgh at New Jersey, 7 p.m. MLive-Jackson; Fred; Regional Championship 18. (23) Daniel Suarez, Toyota, Recalled G Marcus Hogberg and D Florida at Ottawa, 7:30 p.m. Saturday, March 24 497. Macoy Erkamps from Brampton to Jason Juno/Daily Globe Chris Zadorozny, Hol- San Jose at Nashville, 8 p.m. Michigan 58, Florida State 54 19. (14) Ryan Newman, Chevro- Belleville. Dallas at Minnesota, 8 p.m. Bree Salenbien of Adrian Lenawee Christian, right, land Sentinel, Doug Don- FINAL FOUR let, 497. SAN JOSE SHARKS — Signed F Winnipeg at Chicago, 8:30 p.m. At The Alamodome 20. (20) William Byron, Chevrolet, Dylan Gambrell to an entry-level was named Class D Player of the Year in Michigan. nelly, Adrian Daily Tele- Columbus at Calgary, 9 p.m. San Antonio 497. contract. Edmonton at Vancouver, 10 p.m. gram; Fred Kelly, Mid- National Semifinals 21. (24) Michael McDowell, Ford, WASHINGTON CAPITALS — She’s contesting a shot here by Chassell’s Meg Hoken- Arizona at Los Angeles, 10:30 Saturday, March 31 497. Reassigned F Pheonix Copley to son in the state championship game in Grand Rapids. land Daily News. p.m. Loyola of Chicago (32-5) vs. 22. (32) Ty Dillon, Chevrolet, 496. Hershey (AHL). Kaukana's McCabe, Oshkosh North's Weber take all-state honors By The Associated Press him Associated Press state player of the year out," he said. "It seems to put these guys who and Oshkosh North's Tyrese Haliburton, Some basketball players shy away from as determined by voting of statewide sports put an extreme amount of extra time in in both of which were also unanimous selec- pivotal moments late in a game. reporters. advantageous situations so they can really tions to the first team which also included Kaukauna's Jordan McCabe? Those are Oshkosh North head coach Brad Weber show what they're about, what they have Racine Prairie's JC Butler and Stevens Point's the times when he wants the ball in his completed a sweep of the top awards for the and how hard they work. It's all about seiz- Drew Blair. hand. And the Ghosts' WIAA Division 2 Fox Valley Association after he was named ing those opportunities when they arrive McCabe, a West Virginia recruit, finished championship matchup with Milwaukee coach of the year after leading the Spartans and guys who put the most work in are able his high school career as the state's sixth all- Washington on March 17 was a perfect to the Division 1 state title. to see it to the end and you kind of saw that time leading scorer with 2,442 points. He example. McCabe's game-winning layup in the this year in prep high school basketball." averaged 26.7 points and 7.8 assists this sea- The senior point guard scored his team's waning seconds of the Division 2 title game McCabe was a unanimous pick to the son. final eight points in its 76-74 victory over the is the exact situation that McCabe lives for first team and it was his third consecutive But it's McCabe's penchant for coming Purgolders at the Kohl Center in Madison. and a situation he's worked tirelessly to per- selection to the first team. He beat out a through in the clutch that separates him That performance helped cement him as fect. close vote between the two other player of from other players, said Kaukauna head one of the state's all-time greats and earned "It's funny how the world works itself the year candidates: Whitnall's Tyler Herro coach Mike Schalow. l THE DAILY GLOBE • YOURDAILYGLOBE.COM COMICS TUESDAY, MARCH 27, 2018 11 HERMAN SPEED BUMP Lamenting invitations via social media Dear Annie: Recently, I missed a large birthday party for a close family member. I was not aware of the party until several weeks later, when other family members asked where I was that day. My answer was that I had not been invited and knew nothing about it. I was then promptly told Dear the invitation had been on Facebook. It is Annie as if I am expected to read Facebook each day instead of the regular mail. I checked my Facebook page and found no such invi- himself obsessed and stressed by the 24- tation or mention of a party. I really don’t hour news cycle, is not alone. Cable news know how to use Facebook, so the invita- ratings are at record highs. The major tion might have been somewhere unseen newspapers have the highest readership by me even if I logged on regularly. they’ve had in years. Investigative report- I have missed several invitations and ing has never been more diligent. Most events because of this. Am I wrong for not Americans think the country is on the checking Facebook for such information? DEFLOCKED wrong track. And most responsible citi- Is this the new norm? If it is, then I sup- zens believe that now, more than ever, is pose we can expect to see obituaries post- ed on Facebook in the future – and birth not the time to not be paying attention. announcements and wedding announce- Your advice to “News Junkie” is what I ments. try to do myself: take periodic breaks from What is expected these days? – Home the news cycle to do something soul- Alone restoring. In my case, I take my dog out Dear Home Alone: If friends and loved every day, weather permitting, to a nearby ones really want you to be at their event nature area where you can let your dogs and they know you don’t use Facebook, run and play off leash. The only other they should reach out to you separately, thing I would suggest for “News Junkie” is MOTHER GOOSE & GRIMM whether with a phone call, an email or – that he take action of some kind, such as don’t hold your breath – a good old-fash- volunteering for a political campaign, a ioned paper invitation. That said, they “get out the vote” effort or a social service may not know you don’t use Facebook. organization whose mission he respects. It You do have an account, after all. One is a great stress reliever, too, knowing that option would be to delete your account so you are doing something, however small, there’s no confusion over whether or not to make the world a better place than it is you’re receiving invitations that way. right now. – Kay C. Another option would be a tech solution Dear Kay C.: I’d like to second your for this tech problem: If you use a calendar advice and encourage “News Junkie” and on your computer, tablet or smartphone, other overwhelmed Americans to volun- you should be able to sync your Facebook teer. Though it’s crucial to take periodic BORN LOSER account with it so that any events you’re breaks from the news cycle to avoid stress, invited to will automatically be added to fatigue and ultimately apathy, it can also the calendar. For what it’s worth, I am be therapeutic to take action. with you. I don’t think social media Send your questions for Annie Lane to should be the hub of our social lives. [email protected]. 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SUDOKU n A J 10 9 Sudoku is a number-placing puzzle o Dow lost more than 1,400 That didn’t appear to based on a 9x9 grid with several given K 4 3 p K 7 2 points last week and is dampen investors’ resur- numbers. The object is to place the West Eaststill down slightly for the gent optimism Monday. numbers 1 to 9 in the empty squares m J 9 4 2 m 10 8 3 so that each row, each column and n 8 4 3 n 7 5 2 each 3x3 box contains the same o Q 9 o 10 8 7 6 Hemp gains powerful ally to number only once. The difficulty level p J 10 9 8 p Q 6 5 of the Conceptis Sudoku increases South m A Q 7 free it from marijuana ties from Monday to Saturday. n K Q 6 o A J 5 2 FRANKFORT, Ky. (AP) bedding and biofuels. Answer to previous puzzle p A 4 3 – Hemp advocates have a Dealer: South powerful ally in Senate What would McConnell’s Vulnerable: North-South Majority Leader Mitch proposal do? South West North East McConnell. The Kentucky McConnell wants a full 2NT Pass 4p Pass Republican said he will pardon for hemp by remov- 4NT Pass 6NT All Pass introduce legislation to ing it from the list of con- Opening lead: p J legalize hemp as an agri- trolled substances. That cultural commodity by would restore hemp as a What is the play removing the plant – legal agricultural commod- prized for its oils, seeds ity, he says, and “allow this for three tricks? and fiber –from the list of industry to continue to controlled substances. flourish here in Kentucky.” By Phillip Alder A look at hemp’s tor- Dave Kellett, the creator and tured past and its Are more farmers AAsskk TThhee DDooccttoorrss cartoonist of the webcomics Sheldon prospects for the future: growing hemp? and Drive, wrote, “The English Since the 2014 federal language was carefully, carefully Farm Bill allowed experi- cobbled together by three blind What’s the difference mental hemp production, AIR POLLUTION CAN HAVE dudes and a German dictionary.” between hemp and I doubt everyone — anyone? crop production has — would agree with that, but this marijuana? ADVERSE HEALTH EFFECTS deal needs to be played carefully, Hemp and marijuana spread but remains tiny. carefully by declarer to gain three come from the same So far, 34 states have ON THE ELDERLY diamond tricks. species of plant, but hemp authorized hemp research, North, who knew the partnership had 34 or 35 points between them, has a negligible amount of according to the advocacy by Robert Ashley, M.D., Eve Glazier, M.D. & Elizabeth Ko, M.D. might as well have jumped straight THC, the psychoactive group Vote Hemp. Actual to six no-trump. Using Gerber to compound that gives mari- production took place in Dear Doctor: I'm 84 and live in blown dust and particulates, streets and avenues. Find check on aces was unnecessary. a big city. I try to walk as many which are minute solid particles quiet streets with minimal traffic North-South could not be missing juana users a high. 19 states last year. Hemp places as I can, but I've read and liquid droplets suspended for your walks. And remember one ace and one king, and a grand production totaled 25,541 slam rated to be at best on a finesse. acres in 2017, more than that air pollution may shorten in the air. Ongoing exposure to to always wear sunscreen. South has 11 top tricks: three Then why is hemp ille- the lifespan of seniors. Should outdoor air pollution has been Using an umbrella or parasol spades, four hearts, two diamonds gal? double the 2016 output, I stay inside instead? tied to the increased incidence for shade and added coolness and two clubs. A minor-suit squeeze The family connection said Eric Steenstra, presi- Dear Reader: As we enter our of conditions like asthma, can also be a good idea. is possible, but unlikely. Instead, try sidelined hemp production dent of Vote Hemp. chronic obstructive pulmonary to collect a third diamond trick. But later years, we become in- When air quality is less than how should declarer attempt to do for decades. Growing In McConnell’s home disease (COPD), chronic bron- creasingly vulnerable to health optimal, your instincts are cor- that? chitis and emphysema. Re- hemp without a federal state of Kentucky, agricul- issues like chronic illness and rect -- you should limit your Since South can afford to lose one permit was banned due to ture officials recently infection, and to the negative searchers now have evidence time outdoors. And though diamond trick, there are two possible effects of environmental factors that long-term exposure to out- we've focused on air quality, it's plays. First, cash dummy’s king, then its classification as a con- approved more than play low to the jack. Second, cash the like air pollution. At the same door air pollution can have an important to be aware of the trolled substance related to 12,000 acres to be grown adverse effect on both heart ace, cross to dummy’s king and lead time, our immune systems are dangers that heat poses to eld- a third round toward declarer’s jack. marijuana. in the state this year, and changing. As they become less and lung function in otherwise erly individuals. On days with The difference in probability is not The crop got a limited 57 Kentucky processors robust, we lose the ability to re- healthy individuals. high temperatures, take your great. Finessing the jack succeeds reprieve when Congress help convert the raw prod- whenever East has the queen, spond to and recover from ad- That's quite a bit of somewhat walk in the early morning. passed the 2014 Farm Bill. uct for other uses. verse conditions. dire information, so we're When it's already too warm in or West has a singleton queen (it drops under dummy’s king) or West A provision pushed by happy to follow it up with steps the morning, stay inside near a You are correct that studies has queen-third. That comes to McConnell allowed state you can take to reduce the fan or an air conditioner. And if approximately 69 percent. How would McConnell’s have found a direct correlation agriculture departments to between the degree of outdoor risks of both indoor and out- your home is too warm, please Playing two rounds, then leading bill work? toward the jack, also works whenever McConnell said his bill air pollution in a particular loca- door air pollution, no matter take advantage of your local designate hemp research where you live. senior citizen center, or the East has the queen or West has a seeks to build on pilot pro- tion and the lifespans of the in- singleton queen or West has queen- and development projects. dividuals who live there. While Let's start with your concerns cooling stations that most cities third, but in addition it brings home gram successes and has make available to residents the Speck when West has queen- bipartisan backing in the air pollution affects people of all about walking outdoors. We How is hemp used? ages -- it's connected to at believe that the physical and during heat waves. doubleton (see the diagram). This Senate. improves the odds to 77 percent. Supporters tout the ver- least 3.7 million premature mental health benefits of phys- (Eve Glazier, M.D., MBA, is an satility of a crop valued for The U.S. Department of deaths per year worldwide -- ical activity are significant internist and assistant profes- © 2018 UFS, Dist. by Andrews McMeel for UFS its oils, seeds and fiber. Agriculture would have to it's particularly hard on the eld- enough that you should make sor of medicine at UCLA approve of states’ imple- erly and the very young. In every effort to stick to your fit- Health. Elizabeth Ko, M.D., is BRIDGE Hemp has historically been older individuals, it has been ness routine. If you have inter- an internist and primary care used for rope but has hun- mentation plans, but once dreds of other uses, includ- that happened, states shown to exacerbate the ef- net access, you can check on physician at UCLA Health.) PHILLIP fects of chronic disease and the air quality in your city each COPYRIGHT 2017 ing clothing and mulch would be the primary regu- respiratory tract infections. day at airnow.gov. This infor- THE PRESIDENT AND FELLOWS ALDERfrom the fiber, hemp milk lators of hemp. The bill mation is also provided in OF HARVARD COLLEGE Outdoor air pollution is gener- DISTRIBUTED BY UNIVERSAL and cooking oil from the also would allow hemp many television and radio ated by emissions from traffic, UCLICK FOR UFS seeds, as well as soap and researchers to apply for weathercasts. When conditions factories and other industries, 1130 Walnut, lotions. 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