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SPORTS • 9 DAILY GLOBE Thursday, June 28, 2018 Mostly sunny yourdailyglobe.com | High: 82 | Low: 64 | Details, page 2 County board hears storm damage assessment By LARRY HOLCOMBE ment Agency officials today and con Ambulance with $200,000 instead the various governmental many people – elected and other- [email protected] then those people “will go back for services in the county, minus units in the county were on board wise – who have worked very BESSEMER – The Gogebic to Washington to meet with the Watersmeet Township, for the for half. hard on the issue. “It’s good to County Board heard key presen- President.” remainder of 2018. Lorenon Each city or township will pay see all these governmental units, tations from Jim Loeper and Jim Loeper said he also had plans explained Watersmeet has its on their percentage of the coun- the college and hospital work Lorenson Wednesday evening. to inspect some damaged houses own contract for ambulance ser- ty’s population. County adminis- together. There was good discus- Loeper, the county’s emergen- today and understood all roads vices for 2018. trator Julianne Giackino said she sion, tough questions asked and cy management and 911 coordi- in the county have been repaired Board member Jeff Wasley had received many of the city and people worked together in good nator, updated the board on dam- to where they are passable. said the board was on record say- township’s signed contracts faith.” age assessments from mid-June’s Board Chairman George Peter- ing it would reimburse already. rain storms. son thanked Loeper for his Watersmeet at the same rate per Lorenson said all the money Ballot proposal He’s recorded $244,314 in efforts. “Great job.” person. Other board members from those government units will The board also saw proposed damages to public property in agreed that was the plan. Loren- go through the county. Siirila language for a ballot proposal to the county and $100,000 to pri- Ambulance service son said that agreement is out- asked that the contract be amend- fund ambulance service from vate property. This clearly puts Lorenson and Loeper both side the contract that was being ed to show what each unit will 2019-2021. There was much dis- the county over the $60,000 spoke about efforts to secure presented at this meeting. pay. He also praised Lorenson for cussion about the amounts listed threshold to be part of the state’s funding for continued ambulance Board member Dan Siirila his work on the issue. “Without – 1 mill raising $510,000 annual- disaster declaration. service in the county. The board said the contract made it sound you, this wouldn’t have gotten He said he planned to meet was presented with a six-page like the county was on the hook done.” with Federal Emergency Manage- contract that would provide Bea- for the entire $200,000, while Lorenson said there were GOGEBIC — page 5 C U R B C H E C K Gile man faces child sex charges By RICHARD JENKINS by Iron [email protected] County HURLEY – A Gile man S h e r - accused of sexually i f f ’ s assaulting a child is going Depart- to have to come up with m e n t $50,000 to get out of jail S g t . after Iron County Judge M a t t Patrick Madden set a cash Foryan. bond in that amount at a I n hearing Wednesday. the first Phillip R. Laguna Jr., 68, Phillip R. i n c i - Laguna Jr. is charged with two counts d e n t , of 1st degree child sexual Laguna assault-contact with a child is accused of assaulting the under the age of 13, felony victim while he slept. The intimidation of a victim victim said Laguna and physical abuse of a stopped the alleged assault child-intentionally causing when he noticed the victim physical harm. was awake. The next day, “Mr. Laguna there’s no according to the com- question you do have posi- plaint, Laguna said he tive attributes and you would hurt the victim if he have responsibilities, but I ever told anyone what hap- have to take the facts that pened. Larry Holcombe/Daily Globe have been presented by the The 2014 incident also MIKE YOWELL, of L’Anse, paints a curb yellow on East Aurora Street Wednesday morning. He was part of a state as something I have allegedly happened at three-man crew from JCS Construction, of Baraga, painting curbs and crosswalks around Ironwood. A differ- to respond to appropriate- Laguna’s house, when the ent company is scheduled to paint stripes down the streets soon. ly,” Madden said, when set- victim fell asleep playing ting the bond. “Given the video games. According to seriousness of the charges, the complaint, the victim given the number of woke up to Laguna sitting charges, given the history on the bed rubbing his GCC Board of Trustees deals with staffing of charges related to this; I genitals. When the victim IRONWOOD – Personnel was “Forbes has been a driving force campus committees. As chairperson think the request for the yelled, Laguna allegedly the main topic at the regular month- in the financial aid community of the Compliance Committee, she $50,000 is within the swore and threw him into a ly meeting of the Gogebic Commu- throughout the Midwest,” said Dean has ensured that all departments of scope of reason.” chair. nity College Board of Trustees Tues- of Students Jeanne Graham. “She the college have policies in place The charges against “This caused victim day evening. has worked tirelessly on processing that align with federal regulations.” Laguna stem from a pair of pain in his back and neck The board accepted the retire- thousands of applications the col- The board authorized adminis- incidents – one in March for a couple weeks,” the ment request from Sue Forbes, lege has received throughout the tration to begin the process to seek a of 2011 or 2012 and the complaint reads. financial aid director, after 25 years years. Sue has also traveled the other in late 2014, accord- of service to the college, effective region presenting workshops to par- ing to the criminal com- plaint in the case, signed Jan. 1, 2019. ents as well as serving on numerous GCC — page 5 LAGUNA — page 5 E.coli closes Bond Falls TREE LIGHTING MARQUETTE – The officials would like to high levels of E.coli that remind people to play it have closed beaches and safe and abide by the tem- lakes throughout the West- porary closure imposed by ern Upper Peninsula has the WUPHD until they impacted another popular have determined the area body of water, as the Upper is safe for recreational use.” Peninsula Power Company Most Western U.P. announced Wednesday it waters remain closed to was closing the Bond Falls swimming and other recre- Reservoir. ational activities. An UPPCO spokesman The contamination of said the Western Upper the bodies of water Peninsula Health Depart- appears to be related to ment found high levels of storms earlier this month, E.coli and/or fecal coliform when heavy rains caused bacteria in surface water flooding across parts of samples taken at the reser- Minnesota, Wisconsin and voir. the U.P. “As a result, the Both health department WUPHD has closed the and UPPCO officials said Larry Holcombe/Daily Globe Bond Falls Reservoir to all they recognize the closures BESSEMER’S FOURTH of July celebration began Wednesday evening with the lighting of a Tree of Honor on recreational activities until Sophie Street and the reading of veterans names which appear on the placard standing next to the tree. further notice,” the Marty’s Goldenaires Drum and Bugle Corps offered several numbers as part of the ceremony including the spokesman said. “UPPCO national anthem and “Taps.” E.COLI — page 5 TODAY INDEX Mostly sunny — Details, page 2 Celebrations ...... 7 75 cents Classifieds . . . . .12-14 Wednesday Today’s records Comics ...... 11 Vol. 99, No. 186 High 75 High 96 (1913) Community ...... 3 Low 62 Low 39 (1968) Obituaries ...... none Year ago today Precipitation Opinion ...... 4 High 72 24 hours to 7 a.m. Low 50 Wednesday none Sports ...... 9-10 l 2 THURSDAY, JUNE 28, 2018 AREA / NATION THE DAILY GLOBE • YOURDAILYGLOBE.COM ALEXANDRIA FIVE-DAY FORECASTFO ORECAST FOR IRONWOODIR RONWOOD OCASIO- CORTEZ, is pho- TODAY FRIDAYY SATURDAY SUNDAYSUNDAY MONDAY tographed while being inter- viewed in Rock- efeller Center, Wednesday, in New York. 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NEW YORK (AP) – Joe ticularly “We are deeply sad- federal minimum wage, an expansion of While in college, Ocasio-Cortez worked Jackson, the fearsome his excep- dened by Mr. Jackson’s the Medicare program to include people of on immigration in the office of the late stage dad of Michael Jack- t i o n a l l y passing and extend our all ages, a universal jobs guarantee and U.S. Sen. Edward Kennedy. After graduat- son, Janet Jackson and gifted sev- heartfelt condolences to abolishing the country’s immigration law ing with a degree in economics and inter- their talented siblings, e n t h Mrs. Katherine Jackson enforcement agency. national relations, she worked as a wait- who took his family from c h i l d , and the family. Joe was a To underscore that position, she even ress and bartender to supplement her poverty and launched a Michael. strong man who acknowl- traveled to the U.S.-Mexico border region mother’s income as a house cleaner and musical dynasty, died F r o n t e d edged his own imperfec- days before the election to protest the sep- bus driver. She was still tending bar as Wednesday. He was 89. by the tions and heroically deliv- aration of immigrant families. recently as the spring of 2017. Clark County Coroner then-pint- ered his sons and daugh- “Our campaign was focused, just a Ocasio-Cortez campaigned for U.S. John Fudenberg told The sized won- ters from the steel mills of laser focus on a message of economic, Sen. Bernie Sanders in 2016. In a Reddit Associated Press that Joe Joe der and Gary, Indiana, to world- social and racial dignity for working-class forum last year she described driving Jackson Jackson died at Nathan brot hers wide pop superstardom,” Americans,” she said on MSNBC. “We across the country with friends after the Adelson Hospice in Las Jermaine, said John Branca and John were very clear on our message , very clear election. Vegas. Marlon, Tito and Jackie, McClain, co-executors of on our priorities and very clear about the “We talked to people throughout the Fudenberg said he did the Jackson 5 was an the estate. fact that even if you haven’t voted before, Midwest, visited Flint, Michigan; and final- not have full details, and a instant sensation in 1969 “Papa Joe,” as he would we are talking to you.” ly ended our trip with a stay at Standing determination was not and became the first phase become known, ruled If she wins the general election in the Rock,” she said, referring to the protest immediately made about of superstardom for the through his stern, intimi- fall – a strong possibility in a district against the Dakota Access Pipeline in whether his office would Jackson family. Over the dating and unflinching where Democrats outnumber Republicans North Dakota. “That tipped the scale for handle the case. following decades, millions presence, which became so by more than 6 to 1 – Ocasio-Cortez me.” “We are reviewing the would listen to both group indelible it was part of circumstances surround- and solo recordings by the black popular culture, even Justice Kennedy retiring, giving ing the death, but there is Jackson 5 (who later referenced in song and on no reason to believe it’s became known as The Jack- TV. Trump major high court pick anything other than a natu- sons) and Michael would “This is bad, real bad ral death,” the coroner become one of the most Michael Jackson, Now I’m WASHINGTON (AP) – b u t “If Donald Trump, who said. popular entertainers in his- mad, real mad Joe Jack- Justice Anthony Kennedy, Democrats has promised to overturn Jackson was a guitarist tory. son,” Kanye West rhymed the Supreme Court’s deci- can’t pre- Roe v. Wade, picks some- who put his own musical Joe Jackson died two in Keri Hilson’s 2009 hit, sive man in the middle on vent a vote. one who is anti-choice, ambitions aside to work in days after the nine-year “Knock You Down.” abortion, gay rights and T h e the future of Roe v. Wade the steel mills to support anniversary of Michael Michael and other sib- other contentious issues, other two is very much in question,” his wife and nine children Jackson’s death. lings would allege physical announced his retirement older jus- said David Cole, national in Gary, Indiana. But he far The King of Pop’s estate Wednesday, giving Presi- tices, Ruth legal director for the surpassed his own dreams released a statement dent Donald Trump a B a d e r American Civil Liberties through his children, par- mourning the death. JACKSON — page 8 golden chance to cement Ginsburg, Union. conservative control of 85, and Interest groups across the nation’s highest court. Anthony S t e p h e n the political spectrum are The 81-year-old Kennedy Breyer, 79, expected to mobilize to Kennedy, often a voice of are Demo- support and fight the nom- moderation over three cratic appointees who ination because it is so like- decades on the court, pro- would not appear to be ly to push the court to the vided the key vote on such going anywhere during a right. closely divided issues as Trump administration if Republicans currently affirmative action, guns, they can help it. hold a bare 51-49 majority campaign finance and vot- Trump’s first high court in the Senate, although ing rights in addition to nominee, Neil Gorsuch, that includes the ailing same-sex marriage and the was confirmed in April Sen. John McCain of Ari- right to abortion. 2017. If past practice is any zona. If Democrats stand Kennedy informed his indication, the president united in opposition to colleagues of his plans, will name a nominee with- Trump’s choice, Senate then went to the White in weeks, setting in motion Majority Leader Mitch House to meet with a process that could allow McConnell of Kentucky Trump, where the presi- confirmation by the time can lose no more than one dent said they talked for the court reconvenes in vote. If the Senate divides half an hour about a poten- early October. 50-50, Vice President Mike tial successor and other Trump already has a list Pence could break a tie to topics. The retirement will of 25 candidates – 24 confirm the nominee. take effect at the end of judges and Utah Sen. Mike Prominent on the list of July. Lee – and has said he possible successors are Trump praised Kennedy would choose a nominee Judges Thomas Hardiman as a man of “tremendous from that list. of Pennsylvania and vision” and said his search Abortion is likely to be William Pryor of Alabama, for a new justice would one of the flash points in who were seriously consid- begin “immediately.” the nomination fight. ered for the seat eventually Without Kennedy, the Kennedy has mainly sup- filled by Gorsuch, and court will be split between ported abortion rights in Judge Brett Kavanaugh, four liberal justices who his time on the court, and who serves on the federal were appointed by Demo- Trump has made clear he appeals court in Washing- cratic presidents and four would try to choose jus- ton. Judges Amy Coney conservatives who were tices who want to overturn Barrett, whom Trump named by Republicans. the landmark Roe v. Wade named to the federal Trump’s nominee, likely to decision. Such a dramatic appeals court in Chicago, give the conservatives a ruling may not be immedi- and Raymond Kethledge, a solid majority, will face a ately likely, but a more con- former Kennedy law clerk Senate confirmation pro- servative court might be who serves on the appeals cess in which Republicans more willing to sustain court based in Cincinnati, hold the slimmest majority abortion restrictions. also may be considered. l THE DAILY GLOBE • YOURDAILYGLOBE.COM COMMUNITY THURSDAY, JUNE 28, 2018 3 Mercer announces fourth quarter honor roll Briefs MERCER — Mercer Schools has 5th Grade: Gabriella Summerhill, 7th Grade: Makenna Allen, Area students make Wakefield: Brianna announced their honor roll and high Laken Walker; Samantha Barton, Hana Joustra, GVSU dean’s list Greenough, Ciara Novas- cone. honor roll for fourth quarter of the 4th Grade: Emmerson Mahler. April Klopatek, Josh Klopatek, ALLENDALE — Grand school year. Honor students include: Kadence Knipp, Jalina Manuwal, Valley State University Class of 1968 plans Aurora Summerhill; High Honor Roll announced their Dean’s reunion Honor Roll Seniors: Gwen Allen; 6th Grade: Savannah Barton, List for the Winter 2018 Juniors: Haley Hill, Jesse Salinas; Juniors: Britney Anderson, Billie Amber Eith, Taylor Heleniak, semester concluding in IRONWOOD — Luther Freshmen: Joran Ahlborn, Sally Botes, Kaylee Cassiani, Alex Gleich, Cameron Patton, Isabella Payen, Eva April. L. Wright and St. Ambrose Begalle, Nathan Heleniak, Adeline Bailey Thompson, Tristin Woolf; Torrez; The list includes those High school class of 1968 Huybrecht, Drake Klopatek, Jacob Sophomores: Haley Allen, Zoe 5th Grade: Sarah Barton, Jennifer students who have main- will be having their 50th Schmidt; Botes, Jessica Klopatek, Aubrey Klopatek, Adrienne Konneker, Mollie tained a 3.5 grade point class reunion at the Elk 8th Grade: Ronin Stryjewski, Scott Schoeneman, Ella Torkelson, Mya Konneker, Trinity McGuire, Eiley average and been enrolled and Hound on Sept. 15, Waltemate; Towne; Schoeneman; in a minimum of 12 cred- starting at 4 p.m. 7th Grade: Ivy Delgado, Peyton Freshmen: Ava Barton, Kassandra 4th Grade: Anya Brandenburg, its. Area students include: The social gathering Towne; bell, Chloe Brandt, Grayce Hill, Molly Dylan Eith, Ben Joustra, Ava Bessemer: Danielle will be Sept. 14 at the 6th Grade: Tommy Hohner, Maiya Hohner, Amber Wildcat; Milashus, Ryley Saarnio, Tatiana Sal- Begalle, Jess Mazzon; American Legion Post 5, Zapata; 8th Grade: Connor Brandt; gado, Tyla Tourtillott. Ontonagon: Jack Boro starting at 6:30 p.m. Sketch artist in residence at Porcupine Mountains State Park

ONTONAGON — The first artist of this push feelings of discomfort, apathy, year’s Porcupine Mountains artist-in-resi- aggression or fear on the viewer. This dence program, Alexander Lee Lander- encourages them to question the level of man, currently hails from Bloomington, understanding possessed by animals and Ind., and is one of four artist selected to their potential role in society.” participate in this year’s schedule of AIRP. Currently Alexander is a master’s can- Alexander’s father was a fur trapper didate at the Indiana University where he and construction worker who ran a cut- manages the typography studios and your-own Christmas tree farm on family teaches letterpress to undergraduate stu- land in Wisconsin. Before Alexander was a dents. He also works as a freelance artist year old, he was tied to his dad’s back and spending his summers traveling across the accompanied him into the woods to trim United States as a resident artist. He will trees and check trap lines. His adolescence be spending the majority of the next four was filled with work disguised as play, months at Porcupine Mountain Wilder- crawling through the snow under the ness State Park and Petrified Forest trees, and running with the hunting dogs. National Park as a participant in their He cultivated a love of work and a deep- artist-in-residence programs. He will use ened respect for nature that has carried this time to gather images and sketches to over into his studio practice. complete his next year’s body of work. For In explaining his approach to repre- further information and to view his art, go senting nature, Alexander stated “by to his website: alexanderlanderman.com anthropomorphizing animals and placing Alexander will present a free mini them in vulnerable or human-like posi- workshop on making a sketchbook with tions, I encourage a connection between discussion of his work at the Porcupine Submitted photo viewers and subject. Through suspending Mountains Old Carpenter Shop/Folk ARTIST ALEXANDER Landerman works on a black and white sketch. He will be an the subject in moments of tension, I subtly School on July 21 at 10 a.m. EST. artist in residence this summer in Porcupine Mountains State Park. MDOT removing some lane restrictions for holiday GOISD gives scholarships LANSING — This Fourth of July The following is a list of U.P. work Ontonagon River via temporary sig- to area students holiday, the Michigan Department of zones that will remain active or have nals. BESSEMER — The Goge- ships are: Kristina Andrus, Transportation is removing lane lane restrictions during the Fourth of - US-2, Mackinac County, is closed bic-Ontonagon Intermedi- Ewen-Trout Creek; Rebec- restrictions on about two-thirds of July holiday. If necessary, detour over the Cut River with a posted ate School District award- ca Caron, Watersmeet, road and bridge projects statewide to routes will be posted at the location. detour. ed four scholarships to Brittany Walters, Onton- ease traffic delay for holiday travel- - Emergency construction projects - US-2/US-41, Delta County, has Career and Technical Edu- agon and Karli Trcka, ers. are ongoing on US-41, M-26, and M- one lane open in each direction on cation students of Gogebic Bessemer. All four students Beginning at 3 p.m. Tuesday, July 203 in Houghton County after recent the eastbound lanes from Gladstone and Ontonagon counties. have chosen nursing as 3, and continuing until 6 a.m. Thurs- flooding damage. to Rapid River. The students given scholar- their program of study. day, July 5, 86 out of 131 projects - I-75 Business Spur in Sault Ste. - US-2/US-41/M-35, Delta County, statewide will have lane restrictions Marie, Chippewa County, has two has two lanes open between Mead removed. While motorists will see lanes open using temporary signals. Road and County Road 426 with a suspended operations in most MDOT - M-28, Gogebic County, is closed traffic shift. You Are Invited construction zones for the holiday, over Jackson Creek. Traffic is - US-2/US-141, Dickinson County, to join with us for a celebration of life for drivers are advised that equipment detoured on US-2 and M-26. has two lanes of US-2 open between and certain traffic configurations, - M-35, Menominee County, will Calvary Street and Dawn’s Lake Road Delores “Dilly” Rolando like temporary shifts, may remain in have traffic maintained over the with a traffic shift, with US-141 place. Cedar River bridge with a temporary closed and detoured between East on Thursday, July 5th For up-to-date information on traffic signal. Breitung Avenue and US-2. at the Bessemer VFW from MDOT projects, view the list of - M-64 in Ontonagon, Ontonagon - US-41, Baraga County, has traffic statewide lane closures on the Mi County, will be restricted to one lane shifted with narrow lanes from Old 1:00 p.m. to 5:00 p.m. Drive website at michigan.gov/drive. in alternating directions over the US-41 to Houghton County line. DENNIS ROLANDO & FAMILY

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Church, Wakefield. 906-364-0669 area74.org. Alcoholics Anonymous, 6 p.m., Our Lady of Peace 210 5th Ave., N. Hurley (Dr. Hagemann’s Office) l 4 THURSDAY, JUNE 28, 2018 OPINION THE DAILY GLOBE • YOURDAILYGLOBE.COM DAILY GLOBE A chance to build Sue Mizell, Publisher Building a wall on the U.S.-Mexi- gram, set up a simple and obvious co border was Donald Trump’s pre- deal: legalization of DACA recipients Larry Holcombe, Managing Editor mier campaign promise, and he is in exchange for money for the wall. running out of chances to keep it. That money, by the way, had to Trump has been president for be real money. It couldn’t be just a nearly a year and a half, and has not down payment, or a promise to yet won anywhere near the funding Byron come up with real cash later. It had In Their Opinion needed to build the wall along the York to be real live, appropriated, placed 1,000 or so miles of border that he in a trust fund, ready for the presi- GOP groups pledged to voters. Now, there have dent to use to construct a wall. been two Republican immigration But Trump and Republicans in bills in the House, each calling for Congress always threw other issues fight fair vote around $25 billion for the wall, and ter than any other. into the mix. Chain migration. The Trump has blown them both off, And no, the promise was not a visa lottery. Guest workers. Now, the saying he’d rather try again after wall along the entire 2,000-mile bor- hot issue of the moment is family districts November’s midterm elections. der between the United States and separation. Whatever the specific “Republicans should stop wasting Mexico. Agreeing with a number of add-ons, a clean DACA-for-wall deal For the time being, it looks like Michigan voters their time on immigration until after pro-wall experts, Trump said on morphed into a sort of lite version of will get a chance to straighten out Michigan’s crooked we elect more Senators and Con- many occasions that a wall was not comprehensive immigration reform, electoral districts. Under orders from the Michigan gressmen/women in November,” needed along the entire stretch of which is an endeavor that has a long Court of Appeals, the state board of canvassers met Trump tweeted Friday. “Dems are sometimes-impassable land. About record of failure in Washington. Wednesday to certify the more than 400,000 petition just playing games, have no inten- 1,000 miles would do the job well. In all of the back-and-forth, the signatures that Voters Not Politicians gathered to tion of doing anything to solve this The odds were probably always simple clarity of the president’s reform reapportionment in Michigan. decades old problem. We can pass against Trump on the wall. Everyone promise to build the wall was lost. Voters Not Politicians wants to take the reappor- great legislation after the Red Wave!” knew Democrats would throw their But it will not be lost on his voters. tionment process away from the Legislature and give Now, it is entirely possible Repub- bodies in front of any wall effort, do Can Trump run for re-election in the job to a non-partisan panel. The goal is to bring licans will keep control of the House anything to stop it. And even if 2020 by promising to build a wall in election districts into compliance with the law, which and Senate. It’s also possible they Trump got a wall appropriation his second term, coming up with requires districts to contain the same number of citi- will lose. But does anyone believe through Congress, the politically some excuse for not doing it in his zens and expects that they will be drawn in a way the GOP will gain enough seats to motivated litigation designed to stop first? that makes them as close to square as possible. pass difficult legislation without and slow the wall would be fear- He can certainly try, but even his Instead, Republican lawmakers gave us districts in somehow settling their internal dis- some. supporters might not buy it. St. Clair County alone that are so obviously intended putes? Unlikely. The only way a wall will ever hap- Recently I texted an influential to disenfranchise the Democratic voters in the Port And of course Democrats are pen is with determined presidential lawmaker to ask whether he thought Huron, Marysville, St. Clair and Marine City it is playing games with immigration. leadership. Yes, Congress has sup- Trump would eventually win fund- almost laughable. They still will be after the election, ported extensive border barriers in ing for the wall. He sent back an The result of the Legislature’s twisted map-mak- no matter what happens. the past – look up the Secure Fence emoji of a boy with his hands in the ing over the past decade is that although Democratic The point is, a president only gets Act of 2006 – but the political sys- air in the universal how-should-I- candidates for the state House and Senate get more so many chances to do something, tem has never wanted to actually do know gesture. votes statewide than their Republican opponents, and when it comes to the wall, it. Actually building a wall would That’s not good enough. Trump more Republicans get elected. It means that the inter- Trump is running out of time. take a president who will not give up voters expect him to do what he ests of areas that tend to elect Democrats are not rep- There’s no need to go through the and not settle for anything less than said, or give everything he’s got try- resented in Lansing. And it means that the voters in number of times Trump promised what he promised. ing. At the moment, the president is those areas – Democrats and Republicans – are cast- campaign audiences that he would Incredibly enough, Trump made acting like he has all the time in the ing votes that don’t matter. build the wall. He did it so much it to 2018 with a real chance to get world. He doesn’t. Someone once called that taxation without repre- that during rallies his loyal voters wall funding. His maneuvers on Byron York is chief political corre- sentation. developed a call-and-response on the DACA, President Obama’s Deferred spondent for The Washington Examin- Like the guys who threw British tea into Boston subject. They knew that promise bet- Action for Childhood Arrivals pro- er. Harbor, Voters Not Politicians is a grassroots effort. Instead of spending thousands of dollars hiring a firm to circulate its petitions, thousands of volun- Today in history teers collected its signatures. And they didn’t have much trouble collecting more than the number By The Associated Press required because voters are fed up. Today’s Highlights in History Their effort to straighten out the state’s gerryman- On June 28, 1968, Presi- dered voting districts isn’t over yet. Voters Not Politi- dent Lyndon Johnson signed cians has opposition that has appealed the appeals the Uniform Monday Holiday Bill, which moved commemo- court’s order to the state Supreme Court. The high rations for Washington’s Birth- court would not block the order to the put the issue day, Memorial Day and Veter- on the November ballot, for now, but will hear argu- ans Day to Monday, creating ments from Citizens Protecting Michigan’s Constitu- three-day holiday weekends beginning in 1971. tion. On this date Citizens Protecting Michigan’s Constitution isn’t In 1778, the Revolutionary exactly a grassroots, “citizens” organization. It is a War Battle of Monmouth took front for the state Chamber of Commerce and Repub- place in New Jersey; from this lican Party. It is getting tens of thousands of dollars battle arose the legend of “Molly Pitcher,” a woman who from, among others, a group called Fair Lines Amer- was said to have carried water ica, a Virginia organization that is spending millions to colonial soldiers, then taken of dollars fighting gerrymandering reforms across over firing her husband’s can- the country. non after he was disabled. In 1836, the fourth presi- CPMC isn’t defending the Michigan constitution. dent of the United States, And Fair Lines America is not advocating for fair, James Madison, died in Mont- competitive voting districts. CPMC is protecting pelier, Virginia. Republican seats in the Michigan Legislature and In 1838, Britain’s Queen Fair Lines America is defending the unfair process Victoria was crowned in West- minster Abbey. that gave the GOP a majority it didn’t earn. In 1914, Archduke Franz for racial stereotyping.) to win without getting a hit, but Today’s Birthdays Ferdinand of Austria and his In 1978, the Supreme Court since they didn’t have to bat in Comedian-movie director – Port Huron Times-Herald wife, Sophie, were shot to ordered the University of Cali- the ninth, the game did not Mel Brooks is 92. Former Sen. death in Sarajevo by Serb fornia-Davis Medical School to qualify as a no-hitter.) Carl Levin, D-Mich., is 84. nationalist Gavrilo Princip — admit Allan Bakke, a white man Five years ago: Tens of Comedian-impressionist John an act which sparked World who argued he’d been a victim thousands of supporters and Byner is 81. Former Defense War I. of reverse racial discrimination. opponents of President Secretary Leon Panetta is 80. Thought for Today In 1919, the Treaty of Ver- In 1989, about 1 million Mohammed Morsi rallied in Rock musician Dave Knights sailles was signed in France, Serbs gathered to mark the Cairo, and both sides fought (Procul Harum) is 73. Actor “One of the sources of pride in being a human being ending the First World War. In 600th anniversary of the Battle each other in Egypt’s second- Bruce Davison is 72. Actress Independence, Missouri, future of Kosovo in 1389. largest city of Alexandria, Kathy Bates is 70. Actress is the ability to bear present frustrations in the interests president Harry S. Truman In 1997, in a wild rematch, where two people — including Alice Krige is 64. College and married Elizabeth Virginia Wal- Evander Holyfield retained the an American — were killed and Pro Football Hall of Famer of longer purposes.” lace. WBA heavyweight boxing scores injured. The four plain- John Elway is 58. Record com- In 1928, New York Gov. championship after his oppo- tiffs in the U.S. Supreme Court pany chief executive Tony Mer- — Helen Merrell Lynd, American sociologist and Alfred E. Smith was nominated nent, Mike Tyson, was disqual- case that overturned Califor- cedes is 56. Jazz singer Tier- for president at the Democratic ified for biting Holyfield’s ear nia’s same-sex marriage ban ney Sutton is 55. Actress Jes- national convention in Hous- educator (1896-1982) during the third round of their tied the knot, just hours after a sica Hecht is 53. Rock musi- ton. fight in Las Vegas. federal appeals court freed gay cian Saul Davies (James) is In 1939, Pan American Air- Ten years ago: Presiden- couples to obtain marriage 53. Actress Mary Stuart Mas- Letters Policy ways began regular trans- tial rivals John McCain and licenses in the state for the first terson is 52. Actor John Atlantic air service with a flight Barack Obama vied for the time in 4 1/2 years. Cusack is 52. Actor Gil Bellows that departed New York for support of Hispanics in sepa- One year ago: Republican is 51. Actress-singer Danielle The Daily Globe welcomes letters from readers. Letters Marseilles, France. rate appearances before the donors paid $35,000 apiece to Brisebois is 49. Jazz musician should deal with matters of current, public interest. We reserve In 1944, the Republican National Association of Latino hear a familiar message from Jimmy Sommers is 49. Actor the right to reject any letter and to edit those that are to be pub- national convention in Chicago Elected and Appointed Offi- President Donald Trump: That Steve Burton is 48. nominated New York Gov. lished. Please avoid name-calling or personal attacks. cials conference in Washing- the media, particularly CNN, Entrepreneur Elon Musk is 47. Thomas E. Dewey for presi- Letters should be no longer than 400 words. An address ton, with each vowing to kept trying to take him down, Actor Alessandro Nivola is 46. dent and Ohio Gov. John W. remake immigration policy. and yet Republicans just kept Actress Camille Guaty is 42. and phone number must be included for verification purposes. Bricker for vice president. Jered Weaver and Jose on winning elections. ABC and Rock musician Tim Nordwind Letters may be mailed to Letters to the Editor, Daily Globe, In 1951, a TV version of the Arredondo of the Angels com- a South Dakota meat producer (OK Go) is 42. Rock musician 118 E. McLeod Ave., Ironwood MI 49938; emailed to: radio comedy program “Amos bined to keep the Los Angeles announced a settlement in a Mark Stoermer (The Killers) is ‘N’ Andy” premiered on CBS. [email protected]; or faxed to 906-932-4211. Dodgers hitless, but the $1.9 billion lawsuit against the 41. Country singer Big Vinny (It was the first network TV Brief, thank-you letters will be considered for our Saturday Dodgers won 1-0. 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McLeod Ave., Ironwood, MI 49938 906-932-2211 • 800-236-2887 • Fax 906-932-5358 l THE DAILY GLOBE • YOURDAILYGLOBE.COM AREA / STATE THURSDAY, JUNE 28, 2018 5 Gogebic said the board had until mid- voting on something they’ve Lorenson said he would for- look at eight or nine factors, August to decide the ballot lan- never had to vote on before,” ward similar contracts from Iron including age and population of guage in order to get it on the Lorenson said. and Alger counties. the facility, programs offered and From page 1 November ballot. Lorenson also talked about the economic impact on the commu- ly over three years. Peterson suggested a special idea of the county forming a Prison update nity. Lorenson said they were still board meeting for July just on the ambulance authority to run the Lorenson also updated the He said Ojibway creates 200 working on the number. Loeper ambulance issue. whole thing. He said the authori- board on the potential closure of full time jobs “with family sup- said he had been working with Wasley said he’d like to see a ty would not only administer the the Ojibway Correctional Facility. porting wages,” adding the coun- the 1 mill as a starting point. break down of the proposed contract, but also look ahead to As a member of the liaison com- ty is already below the state’s Wasley said he had gone to expenses, adding educating the future contracts and possible mittee at the prison he said he median income average. many of the ambulance commit- public will be important to getting ambulance services, as well as had learned the state has budget- He suggested a regional com- tee meetings and thought the this passed. “Whatever the num- possibly invest in infrastructure ed to close one of its 32 prisons mittee be formed and going total would be closer to ber is, we’re going to have to tell like an ambulance or other equip- as the state’s prison population downstate to knock on doors in $300,000. the people what they’re getting.” ment that might help keep con- has dropped. Lansing. “It’s harder for someone Lorenson said that didn’t Board member Tom Laabs and tract costs down if that equipment He said the state is looking to to tell you ‘no’ when you’re sitting include adding Watersmeet to the Lorenson concurred about the were leased back to the company. close a prison in Ojibway’s class across the table from them.” mix starting in 2019 and the need importance of educating the pub- Board member Joe Bonovetz and it is one of four on the list, In other business, the board for other expenses, yet the total lic about the numbers. said Gogebic County is not the including one in Newberry and accepted a bid of $2,600 for a was still in question. “We’re going to need to edu- only county dealing with this two downstate. 2012 Dodge Charger from County Clerk Gerry Pelissero cate the public on why they’re issue across the state. Lorenson said the state will Watersmeet Township. GCC administration to begin as a biology instructor. 2020. “The service provid- lage, along with a 20-year the search for a replace- Limback, holds a Doctor of ed by this firm, especially voted 1.50 mills. Due to E.coli ment. Philosophy in natural our lobbyist Matt Kurta, the 2001 millage reduc- From page 1 Janie Williams submit- resources from the Univer- has been exemplary and tion fraction (Headlee), From page 1 replacement. ted her resignation as the sity of Vermont, a master’s extremely beneficial,” said the operating millage is potentially impact people’s Donna Matusewic sub- Allied Health Administra- degree in entomology from Guenard. held to 1.3129 mills and Fourth of July holiday mitted her resignation as tive Assistant effective Sept. Michigan State University Thomas Brown was des- the 20-year (site) millage plans. manager of the bookstore, 12. She worked in the and a bachelor’s degree in ignated as the Michigan is 1.5 mills. The revenue “As summertime weath- effective June 29. Allied Health Department biology and Japanese stud- Community College Asso- generated from the total er continues, and the Matusewic has accepted a to assist students and ies from Adrian College. ciation Board of Directors millage amounts to Fourth of July holiday position outside of GCC. maintain records. She was She has served as an Representative and approximately 13 percent grows near, we understand “Donna has updated also instrumental in the adjunct science instructor William Malloy as the of the college operating people are interested in the operations for the col- service learning trip to at Southwestern Michigan alternate for the July 1, budget. recreating on the Bond lege and brought valuable Guatemala this past College and Lansing Com- 2018, to June 30, 2019, The board also Falls Reservoir,” UPPCO’s insights to the college spring. The board accepted munity College, and will period. approved the request for vice president of business community,” said Interim the resignation and autho- start Aug. 18. A truth in taxation proposals regarding the development and commu- President and Dean of rized administration to The trustees approved a hearing was held prior to search for a new college nications Brett French said Business Erik Guenard. post the position. two-year lobbying contract the meeting. The college is president for advertising in the news release. “We The board accepted the Chenin Limback, of with Karoub Associates of authorized 1.50 mills as a locally, regionally and are concerned about peo- request and authorized Lower Michigan, was hired Lansing through June statutory operating mil- nationally. ple’s safety and will notify the public as soon as Lottery WUPHD has indicated the said. “Quite frankly, I don’t Tingstad said there are ankle bracelet so he could Laguna reservoir is safe for recre- know what Mr. Laguna reports Laguna has violat- take care of his wife. ation and can reopen. could do. Nobody knows ed existing no-contact “My wife has just under- Wednesday Michigan Announcements regard- From page 1 what he will do. He has orders. gone serious surgery, she Classic Lotto 47: 05-10-14- ing beach openings and In court Tuesday, Lagu- been through this court “My concern is that if almost died. 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I did not,” Laguna sexual contact with a per- injure the victim or the vic- missed court or violated Keno: 06-07-11-12-20-25- 482-7382. said. son under the age of 16 tim’s mother,” Tingstad house arrested in past. 26-27-34-35-44-45-47-51-52- —Richard Jenkins Iron County District and a 2005 4th degree sex- said. Should Laguna post 62-66-67-68-70-76-79 Attorney Matt Tingstad ual assault conviction. He also argued Laguna bond and be released, he is Wisconsin asked the court to set a Laguna also pleaded no- could be charged as a “per- ordered to have no contact 5 Card Cash: AS-5C-5D- “significant cash bond” to contest to violating a sistent repeater” under with anyone he has existing 6D-6S protect the community and harassment restraining Wisconsin law, which no contact orders with, or Megabucks: 02-06-09-44- 47-48 ensure Laguna attended order and obstructing a would mean the sentence anyone under the age of 16. 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(AP) — A reputed Hitler admirer accused of plow- EL PASO, Texas (AP) — and the Department of ing a car into a crowd of In an unmarked brick Health and Human Ser- protesters in Char- building a few blocks from vices, which is in charge of lottesville, killing a young the Mexican border, immi- the children, gave no woman, was charged grant parents clutched immediate details Wednes- Wednesday with federal folders of birth certificates day on how they intend to hate crimes in a case that and asylum paperwork and respond to the ruling. stirred accusations last sat on folding chairs, wait- Anthony Romero, exec- summer that President ing to use a single, shared utive director of the Ameri- Donald Trump was giving land-line phone. can Civil Liberties Union, a free pass to racists. They rushed to the said he believes the dead- James Alex Fields Jr., phone as their names were line is realistic. who already faced murder called with word that a rel- “Matching up 2,000 and other charges under ative or government work- kids, which is probably Virginia law, was indicted er was on the line, perhaps fewer than the number of on 30 additional federal with news about their chil- entrants into JFK on a very Associated Press charges stemming from IN THIS Tuesday photo provided by paralegal Luana Mazon, Lidia Karine Souza, 27, dren. busy day, should not be a the 2017 attack that killed hugs her 9-year-old son Diogo De Olivera Filho as Souza visited her son for the first For days and weeks problem for the U.S. feder- 32-year-old Heather Heyer time since they were separated at the U.S.-Mexico border in late May. Her son now, some of the hundreds al government if it chooses and injured dozens of oth- remained in custody, much of it quarantined in a room because he had the chicken of parents separated from to make it a priority,” he ers who had gathered to pox, and she has been told the soonest the boy could be released is late July. She their children at the Mexi- said. “It’s a question of protest a rally of white filed a lawsuit against the Trump administration. An emergency hearing is sched- can border by the Trump political will, not nationalists. uled for Thursday. administration have been resources.” “At the Department of battling one of the world’s Among the complicat- members in the hope that in Arizona. She reached weekly 20-minute phone Justice, we remain resolute most complex immigration ing factors: Children have establishing residency will him by phone Tuesday and calls, in which he begged that hateful ideologies will systems to find their been sent to shelters all make it easier to get their had to struggle to keep her her to get them reunited. not have the last word and youngsters and get them over the United States, kids back. Those who left composure. Souza, who moved in that their adherents will back. thousands of miles from for other cities carried little “He cried and asked me with relatives in Mas- not get away with violent For many, it has been a the border. And perhaps more than shopping bags where I was,” she said. “I sachusetts, said she sub- crimes against those they lopsided battle, and a frus- hundreds of parents have stuffed with sandwiches couldn’t even talk.” mitted 36 pages of docu- target,” Attorney General trating and heartbreaking already been deported and paperwork. Some parents who are ments that U.S. officials Jeff Sessions said in a state- one. Most do not speak from the U.S. without their Digna Perez, of El Sal- trying to get their children required to regain her ment. “Last summer’s vio- English, many know noth- children. vador, said she was separat- placed with friends or rela- child. But her son lence in Charlottesville cut ing about their children’s A woman in Guatemala ed from her 9-year-old son tives in the U.S. are being remained in custody, much short a promising young whereabouts, and some say who was deported without and 6-year-old daughter at asked by the government of it quarantined in a room life and shocked the their calls to the govern- her 8-year-old son has had the border on May 29. She to provide fingerprints of because he had the chicken nation.” ment’s 1-800 information to find a lawyer from her spoke with them Monday relatives along with utility pox, and she now has been With his statement and hotline have gone unan- cinderblock home on the by telephone and was bills and lease information, told her relatives need to be the decision to bring the swered. outskirts of Guatemala alarmed to hear lethargic, said Ruben Garcia, director fingerprinted and the soon- charges, Sessions struck a Now, at least, they have City to help her get Antho- distracted responses from of Annunciation House. est the boy could be sharply different tone than the legal system on their ny back. her normally talkative son. Lidia Karine Souza, 27, released is late July. the president, who side, since a federal judge Elsa Johana Ortiz “It was like I was forcing turned herself and her son, He celebrated his ninth sparked an uproar last in California ordered the applauded the federal the words out of him,” she Diogo, into U.S. authorities birthday Monday locked year when he blamed the Trump administration judge’s ruling but added, said. “He wasn’t like that at the Texas border and up. violence at the rally on Tuesday night to reunite “As long as he’s not with before.” requested asylum, arguing She filed a lawsuit “both sides.” the more than 2,000 chil- me, I will not be at peace.” She planned to travel to her life was in danger in against the Trump admin- Described by a former dren with their parents in In El Paso, three dozen Houston to stay with fami- her native Brazil. U.S. offi- istration. An emergency teacher as having a keen 30 days, or 14 days in the parents released Sunday ly friends in an attempt to cials detained her in Texas hearing is scheduled for interest in Nazi Germany case of youngsters under 5. from a U.S. detention cen- reclaim her children by and took her son May 30 Thursday. and Adolf Hitler, Fields But huge logistical chal- ter started a feverish search showing there was a suit- without telling her where Souza visited Diogo for allegedly drove his speed- lenges remain, and for their children, using the able home waiting for he would be. the first time Tuesday. They ing car into a group of peo- whether the U.S. govern- land-line phone at a shelter them. When she was released embraced, and she kissed ple demonstrating against ment can manage to clear run by Annunciation Another asylum-seeker June 9, she said, another him several times on the the “Unite the Right” rally. away the red tape, confu- House. at Annunciation House, detained mother who had head and face, then The Aug. 12 event drew sion and seeming lack of Some of those at Annun- Iris Eufragio of Honduras, also been separated from grabbed his cheeks gently hundreds of white nation- coordination and make the ciation House rushed to planned to stay with rela- her child told her to check with her hands as they alists to the college town, deadline remains to be catch buses bound for New tives in Maryland, though a Chicago shelter, and both cried. where officials planned to seen. York, Dallas and the West her 6-year-old son has been there she found him. They “I missed you so much,” remove a statue of Confed- The Justice Department Coast to live with family located at a holding facility were allowed no more than she said in Portuguese. erate Gen. Robert E. Lee. Rescuers face scrutiny as 234 migrants reach safe haven VALLETTA, Malta (AP) migration tides. have pushed back. Doctors — The captain of a German In announcing that Cap- without Borders, Amnesty humanitarian ship that tain Claus-Peter Reisch International and two spent nearly a week search- would face investigation, other NGOs asked to meet ing for safe harbor before Malta’s Prime Minister with Macron over his asser- being allowed to bring 234 Joseph Muscat placed the tion. “Engineered panic migrants rescued at sea to blame for the impasse that and fear-mongering by Malta on Wednesday kept the migrants at sea European politicians over declared during the while European nations hag- migrations is steering the odyssey: “Saving people is gled over their fate squarely EU toward very dangerous not a crime.” Still, once he on the captain, who he said waters,” Human Rights was on land he was placed went “against international Watch said in a statement. under investigation for rules and ignored direc- Italy’s new, hard-line allegedly breaching mar- tions.” French President interior minister, Matteo itime regulations. Emmanuel Macron also crit- Salvini, has been instru- It is part of a growing icized the captain, saying he mental in raising the level trend in Europe and the “acted against all the rules,” of confrontation, closing United States: Private groups by not turning the migrants Italian ports to humanitari- Associated Press responding to images of over to Libyan authorities an groups that he accuses A MEMORIAL is set up in the alley where Thurman Blevins was killed by a Min- human suffering and deaths after they were found float- of acting like taxi services neapolis police officer earlier in the week, in Minneapolis, Monday. Some commu- targeted by authorities who ing in rubber dinghies in for migrant smugglers nity members are disputing authorities’ account that the black man had a gun are often under political and Libyan waters. operating out of lawless before he was fatally shot by Minneapolis police, but a man who heard the shoot- popular pressure to stem the Humanitarian groups Libya. ing and saw the immediate aftermath said he saw a firearm near Thurman Blevins Jr.’s hand. The differing narratives prompted community leaders and officials to call for the swift release of body camera footage. Abelman Clothing Minneapolis mayor: Police to & Footwear release shooting bodycam video MINNEAPOLIS (AP) — armed and have called for some relatives of Blevins Minneapolis police will the swift release of body called on city leaders to release body camera camera footage. The Min- immediately release the footage of the fatal shoot- nesota Bureau of Criminal videos and to dismiss the ing of a black man “in the Apprehension says a black two officers, among other near future,” the city’s and silver gun was recov- demands. Blevins’ cousin, mayor said, while commu- ered from the scene. Rashan Brown, said he nity activists continued Minneapolis Mayor wants the investigation to Wednesday to call for Jacob Frey said he ordered be truthful and that any- greater transparency in a the release of the body thing “in the dark will SATURDAY, city with a history of high- camera video, saying it come to light.” profile police shootings would be released “in the Frey told the family he that have prompted numer- near future,” but only after was sorry. JUNE 30, 2018 ous protests. Blevins’ family is consulted “I wish I could some- Thurman Blevins Jr., 31, and the bureau finishes how bring back to life was shot and killed Satur- interviewing key witnesses. black men who’ve been day after Officers Ryan “These interviews must shot,” he said. “I wish there Kelly and Justin Schmidt be conducted without was a policy that I could pursued him on foot for interference,” he said in a use that would promise LADIES and MEN’S several blocks and into a statement Tuesday. this kind of thing never north Minneapolis alley. “Releasing the body cam- happened again. Sadly, I Sportswear Investigators said Kelly and era footage prior to these can’t.” Ryan were responding to at witness interviews would In Minnesota, investiga- Outerwear • Footwear least one report of a man be harmful to what we as a tive data is typically not firing a handgun. city collectively want: That made public until an inves- The head of the police the investigation retain its tigation concludes. But 327 S. Sophie St., Bessemer, MI 49911 union has said Blevins integrity and that we have a state law allows for the STORE HOURS: (906) 663-4411 or (800) 313-4776 ignored commands to drop thorough and transparent release of material such as Mon-Thurs 9-5; the gun and pulled it out account of the facts.” body camera footage if it’s SHOP US ONLINE AT Fri 9-6:30; Sat 9-5; before the officers fired. During a heated city deemed a public benefit or www.abelmanclothing.com Sunday Closed Some community mem- council meeting Wednes- dispels “widespread rumor bers insist Blevins was not day, dozens of activists and or unrest.” l THE DAILY GLOBE • YOURDAILYGLOBE.COM CELEBRATIONS THURSDAY, JUNE 28, 2018 7 Births

Parker James Ragsdale Fourth of July celebrations IRONWOOD, Mich. — Michael and Brittany Ragsdale of Ironwood are parents of a son, Park- er James, born June 6, 2018, at Aspirus Iron- wood Hospital. planned across region He weighed 8 pounds, 1 ounce and was 20 1/2 inches long at birth. RAMSAY — The Bessemer Town- He joins brothers Timber, Oliver and Hunter, ship/Ramsay Fourth of July Committee, and sisters Olivia, Aubrea and Isabella. along with the Bessemer Township Vol- unteer Fire Department, will sponsor a Raven Nicole Eldredge night of music, fun and fireworks on IRONWOOD, Mich. — Casey Suomumaki Monday, starting at 6 p.m. behind the and Scott Eldredge are parents of a daughter, Ramsay Fire Hall. Raven Nicole Eldredge, born June 13, 2018, at The night will begin with live music. Aspirus Ironwood Hospital. “We have been lucky enough to retain a She weighed 7 pounds, 9 ounces and was 21 very popular area band, Uncle Fester, to inches long at birth. play for our street dance,” said commit- tee president Scott Cebolski. “Of course, Jacee Elma Estola Marty’s Goldenaires will also put on a IRONWOOD, Mich. — James and Clara Esto- short concert right around 8:30 p.m.” la, of Ironwood, are parents of a daughter, Jacee New this year is “Helium for Heroes” Elma Estola, born June 15, 2018, at Aspirus — a fundraiser to benefit the Gogebic Ironwood Hospital. County Disable American Veterans. She weighed 7 pounds and was 19 3/4 inch- Kathy Longhini, committee vice-pres- es long at birth. ident, presented the idea of selling heli- She joins brothers Tanner, Cody, Daven and um balloons for a nominal charge, with Voss, and sisters Tayla, Sage, Kali and Reba. proceeds going to the local DAV. “Bal- Maternal grandparents are Paul and Esther loons have been selling great,” she said. Impola, of Sebeka, Md. “The balloons that have been purchased Paternal grandparents are Rick and Betty will have the names of veterans written Estola, of Ironwood. on them, whether active duty, retired or deceased.” Owen James LaPlant The balloons will be launched at the Marty’s Goldenaires Drum and Bugle IRONWOOD, Mich. — Terra Bartlett and Jef- Corps’ concert. frey LaPlant, of Wakefield, are parents of a son, The committee held a pair of Owen James LaPlant, born June 17, 2018, at fundraisers in early June to support the Aspirus Ironwood Hospital. community’s annual Fourth of July cele- He weighed 5 pounds, 13 ounces and was 18 bration. 1/2 inches long at birth. “Area businesses and residents of Maternal grandparents are Phillip Bartlett, of Bessemer Township and Ramsay have Ironwood, and Tom and Vicky Steinmetz, of always been very generous and I think North Dakota. they want to keep the 4th alive,” Cebols- April Ramminger, of Wakefield, is his pater- ki said. “Without their generosity, we nal grandmother. wouldn’t be able to do what we do.” Oaklynn Victoria Christoferson An annual 50/50 raffle will also sup- port the celebration and ticket sales have IRONWOOD, Mich. — Samantha Olson and been strong according to committee sec- Brenden Christoferson, of Ramsay, are parents retary and 50/50 chairperson Lisa Selin. of a daughter, Oaklynn Victoria Christoferson, Fireworks are set to begin at dusk born June 21, 2018, at Aspirus Ironwood Hospi- over the Black River in Ramsay. tal. “The fire department does a spectac- She weighed 8 pounds, 2 ounces and was 21 ular job setting up the display for the inches long at birth. fireworks and putting on a wonderful Maternal grandparents are Melanie Colberg, show,” Cebolski said. “They work hard of Ramsay, and James Olson, of Wakefield. all day getting everything set up and we Paternal grandparents are Nichole are grateful for their hard work.” Christoferson, of Ironwood, and Allen The Fourth of July celebration will Christoferson, of Saxon, Wis. culminate with a parade on July 4, begin- ning at 10 a.m. Submitted photo Anyone who wants to participate can FIREWORKS EXPLODE in the sky over the Bessemer Township Park in Ramsay Let experts just show up, said Selin. “We don’t have during last year’s Fourth of July celebration. This year’s fireworks are set for a theme and we welcome everyone to Monday evening at dusk. participate. The Bessemer High School handle fireworks band will perform, and the Klassic The first parade, the kids parade will the pavilion in Marenisco at 4 p.m., and By KELLY FOSNESS Kruisers Car Club will lead things off.” be at 1 p.m with the big parade to follow. kayak races at Bobcat Lake at 6. Aspirus Keweenaw Parade line-up will begin at 9:15 a.m. Individuals, groups and businesses are Tuesday brings bed races at 10 a.m. on either River Street or Verona Road. invited to enter the parade. and the parade at 11 featuring Marty’s LAURIUM — When it comes to fireworks, “There will be someone there to let you The celebration will close with a Goldenaires Drum and Bugle Corps, as here’s advice that could spare you — or a loved know exactly where to line-up,” Selin street dance from 9 p.m. to 1 a.m., with well as prizes for floats. one — a devastating injury: Leave the shows to said. fireworks at dusk. Games, food and refreshments will the pros. The winning 50/50 ticket number continue through the afternoon for Every year in the U.S., fireworks cause thou- will be drawn right before the parade young and old, including a mini log roll sands of injuries, including severe burns and Hurley begins and will be announced at the end Hurley has moved it’s Fourth of July contest on the Presque Isle River at 3 eye injuries. According to Aspirus health of the parade. Immediately following the fireworks to Saturday this year. The 25th p.m. experts, many of these injuries are serious parade, there will be free ice cream for annual show over Lake Michele is Fireworks are set for dusk at Kimber- enough to require treatment in hospital emer- all kids behind the Ramsay Fire Hall. planned for dusk. ly Field. gency departments. Some are deadly. And those “We hope everyone can join us in hurt or killed are often children or bystanders. Ramsay on Monday for a fun night of Wakefield Bruce Crossing “Even sparklers are dangerous,” said Marlys music and fireworks, as well as conces- The Wakefield Fourth of July celebra- Bruce Crossing will hold its celebra- Folly, trauma coordinator for Aspirus sions and beverages,” Cebolski said. “We tion begins Friday with an evening tion on July 4. Keweenaw Hospital and Clinics. “They burn at also hope everyone will return on July “glow” walk and kayak flotilla around The parade will be at 2 p.m. followed temperatures of about 2,000 degrees, which is 4th for the parade.” Sunday Lake at 9 p.m. by games, food and music at Stannard hot enough to burn some metals.” For more information, call Selin at Plans call for street dances on Sunday Township Park into the evening. Fire- Fireworks also account for 25 percent of fire- 906-364-0041. and Monday evenings starting at 8 p.m. works are set for dusk. works injuries treated at emergency depart- at the corner of Sunday Lake and Han- ments. That’s why the National Fire Protection Watersmeet cock streets. Bessemer Agency cautions that backyard fireworks simply Watersmeet will celebrate the Fourth The annual Hometown Variety Show Bessemer’s weeklong Fourth of July aren’t safe. If you want to ooh and aah at fire- of July on Saturday with a parade at 2 will also be held Monday at 6 p.m. at the celebration several includes days and works this summer, take in a public display put p.m., followed by a cookout and games Wakefield-Marenisco High School gym- nights of activities including games, on by experts, the NFPA advises. for kids at the pavilion and fireworks at nasium. Call Denise Haas to sign up an music and lots of food and refreshments. That said, if you light fireworks yourself, be dusk. act at 906-285-0720. Tonight’s games include a Smear sure to take these precautions: The Michigan State Police will host an tournament at 6 and a outdoor electron- —Never allow young children to play with or White Pine open house at the Wakefield Post on ic darts tournament at 7. ignite fireworks. The highlight of the Independence Tuesday from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Various Saturday brings the annual Home- —Always have an adult supervise fireworks Day celebration in White Pine will be the vehicles and emergency response units town Run, Walk and Tot Trot starting activities. annual parade at 1 p.m. on Saturday. including K9 will be on hand. and finishing at City Hall. The race —Never place any part of your body directly Participants in the parade will gather Action turns to Eddy Park on Tuesday begins at 8:30 a.m. over a fireworks device when lighting the fuse. at the White Pine totem pole. Organizers for the town picnic starting at 1 p.m. The The afternoon brings more competi- —Never try to relight or pick up fireworks have invited anyone to put in a float, car, Gogebic Range Concert Band will play at tions, including kids races at Massie that have not ignited fully. ATV or other vehicle in the parade to be 7, followed by fireworks over Sunday Field at noon, a mud run for vehicles at —Keep a bucket of water or garden hose eligible to win a cash prize. The kids will Lake at 10. the pit on North Moore Street at 1 and handy in case of a fire or other mishap. also be marching and prizes given to Wednesday kicks off with the 41st minnow races and treasure hunt back them as well. annual Sunday Lake Run at 8 a.m. Reg- downtown at 6 and 7. Celebrate Lake Superior Day The parade will proceed to the White istration runs from 6:45 to 7:45. There will be worship in the Bluff Val- July 15 on Barker’s Island Pine American Legion where there will The children’s parade begins at 1 ley Park on Sunday morning at 9. The be kids games, raffles, prizes, two p.m. at the fire hall. The general parade day also includes a 3-on-3 basketball SUPERIOR, Wis. — The community is invited bounce houses and a bounce slide. also starts at 1 p.m., but from Cormier’s tournament beginning at 9 a.m., Bingo to celebrate Lake Superior Day on Sunday, July There will also be food, drinks and Corner. After the parade there will be from noon to 4 at City Hall and a “Let- 15, at Barker’s Island Festival Park in Superior. snacks for the kids. kids races in the playground west of the ters from Home” musical show at 6 at The event will include free family fun with The fireworks will be held at dusk school. the Bessemer VFW. live music, kids’ activities, stand-up paddle- Saturday at the Mineral River Plaza. There will be more Bingo on Monday boarding, informational booths, and food ven- from noon to 4 p.m. at City Hall, fol- Mercer dors from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m., all focused on cele- Greenland Mercer’s Fourth of July celebration lowed by an evening of games and music brating and appreciating the greatest Great Lake. Independence Day will come a little kicks off Tuesday with a street dance downtown including street bowling, Prior to the festivities, North Shore SUP will early in Greenland this year. The 11th from 7 to 10 p.m. featuring “The Pine water balloon toss and Simon Says. A host the inaugural Paddle for the People — a free annual Fourth of July celebration will be Road Band.” children’s street dance is set for 6-7. recreational paddle race around Barker’s Island held Saturday with games, a parade and Wednesday starts with the Run for a The always popular Domino fall will at 10 a.m. Following the event, North Shore SUP fireworks. Vet 5k run or 1-mile walk at 7 a.m. from be Tuesday at 6 p.m. at the Bessemer will offer free stand-up paddleboarding demon- The activity begins early with the the MECCA trailhead. high school gym, followed by more strations. Independence Day Run, Walk, Roll at The parade begins at 11 a.m., fol- games and music downtown, including Music performances start at 11:45 a.m. Orga- 9:30 a.m. Registration is at 8 at the Log lowed by family games, food, refresh- bean bag tournament, over-sized beer nizations from throughout the Twin Ports will Cabin. ments and music at Carow Park. pong, bed races and water balloon have activities to help people young and old There will be games for young and Fireworks are set for dusk from the launch. The street dance follows at 9. learn more about Lake Superior. old throughout the day. The all-day kick- park over Grand Portage Lake. After a morning of family games and Lake Superior is the cleanest, coldest and ball tournament begins at 8. There will races at Massie Field, Wednesday’s chil- be kids games and a bounce house at 11. clearest of the Great Lakes. The largest lake by Marenisco dren’s parade starts downtown at 1:30 surface area in the world, it fuels local shipping, The popular corn hole tourney begins at Marenisco’s celebration of the Fourth p.m. commercial fishing, and recreational industries 11 and a 3-on-3 basketball tourney will of July kicks off Tuesday with a series of The grand parade begins at 7, fol- while providing a source for clean drinking be announced. To register, call Lisa at fun and games. lowed by a concert by Marty’s Golde- water. Every day, each of the 600,000 residents 906-250-8826 or Sue at 906-390-3164. The annual golf tournament begins at naires at Massie Field at 9:10 and the of the Lake Superior basin use water from the From noon to 8 p.m. there will be a 8:30 a.m. at Gateway Golf Course in fireworks at 10. lake for drinking, home and industrial use, or music with many local artists and Mid- Land O’Lakes. There will be a communi- For more information, visit besse- recreation. night Storm. ty picnic and whiffle ball tournament at mer4th.com. l 8 THURSDAY, JUNE 28, 2018 NATION / WORLD THE DAILY GLOBE • YOURDAILYGLOBE.COM 5 of 7 nations hit by US travel ban are majority Muslim The seven nations under the to pull America from the nuclear deal Somalis – U.S. citizens and refugees Trump administration’s travel ban – for their worsening economy. – live in the United States, according upheld by the U.S. Supreme Court – Since the 1979 Islamic Revolution to Somali officials. Many in the Horn include five majority Muslim coun- and U.S. Embassy takeover in Tehran, of Africa nation would like to join tries, prompting dissenting Justice Iranians have been forced to travel to their relatives in the U.S. to escape Sonia Sotomayor to assert that the another country to apply for U.S. the violence and chaos. entry restrictions were motivated by visas. Many come through nearby Maryan Abdullahi said she felt “animus toward the Muslim faith.” Dubai, where the U.S. Consulate has devastated after the Supreme Court The administration cites security con- a special listening post for Iran. Oth- ruling, her hopes dashed that she cerns. ers travel to U.S. diplomatic posts in could join her husband in Virginia. The list includes countries with a Armenia and Turkey. The travel ban She said she and her sons, ages 6 and hostile relationship with Washing- has forced some Iranian students in 8, had planned to go to neighboring ton, such as North Korea, Iran and the U.S. to stay there for fear of being Ethiopia where their U.S. travel plans Associated Press Syria. Others, such as Somalia and unable to return. For those in Iran, were to have been processed. Now, PRESIDENT DONALD Trump listens during a meeting Yemen, are considered hotbeds of they’ve been blocked from traveling Abdullahi said, “all our future plans with Republican lawmakers in the Cabinet Room of Islamic militant activity. to visit relatives in the U.S. are doomed to failure.” the White House, Tuesday in Washington. Most of the nations have yet to react to the court’s decision Tuesday Yemen North Korea on the ban, which has been fully in The Arab world’s poorest nation North Korea is still basking in the place since December, when the jus- has long been considered a haven for glow of leader Kim Jong Un’s historic Trump administration tices put the brakes on lower court militants linked to the al-Qaida ter- meeting with Trump earlier this decisions that had blocked part of it rorist network. Since 2015, a Saudi- month. from being enforced. led coalition backing Yemen’s inter- The Singapore summit was front- struggling to comply with nationally recognized government page news in the North’s govern- Syria has waged an all-out campaign ment-controlled newspapers. The The Syrian government considers against Iranian-backed Houthi rebels, North has toned down its anti-U.S. reunification mandate itself at war with the U.S. and labels trying to dislodge them from the rhetoric recently as it worked to ease WASHINGTON (AP) – Resettlement is taking an the presence of about 2,000 U.S. northern region. Two million people tensions with Washington and neigh- The Trump administration average of 57 days to place troops in the country as an occupy- have been displaced, more than boring South Korea. struggled Wednesday with children in its care with ing force. Diplomatic ties were cut in 10,000 have been killed and Yemen The U.S. travel ban had little how to abide by a federal adult sponsors – far longer 2012, at the onset of the civil war. has been pushed to the brink of impact on North Koreans. More judge’s order requiring than the time now allotted Syria has been listed as a state spon- famine. painful was a U.S. executive order last that thousands of migrant by the judge. soring terrorism, with economic About 44,000 Yemeni-Americans year that barred all Americans from children who were forcibly HHS, which is in charge sanctions imposed on Syrians and live in the U.S., according to the U.S.- nonessential travel in the other direc- separated from their par- of the separated children, Syrian entities. based Center for Constitutional tion. That cut off a small but lucrative ents be reunited within 30 referred questions Some criticize Washington for Rights. When the U.S. Embassy in the flow of American tourists to the days. Wednesday to the Justice restricting entry to Syrians fleeing a capital of Sanaa closed after the out- North. The hard deadline set Department, which in turn conflict in which the U.S. has had a break of war, Yemenis had to go to Tuesday night by a U.S. said it was up to Congress role. The U.S. has led an internation- other countries to apply for U.S. Venezuela District Judge in San Diego to deal with the border sit- al coalition fighting Islamic State mil- visas. President Nicolas Maduro has touched off a flurry of uation. itants in Syria and Iraq. been feuding with Washington for activity at facilities already “Last night’s court deci- More than 6 million Syrians have Libya years, and last month expelled the coping with the aftermath sion makes it even more fled their homeland, with most set- Libya fell into chaos following the top U.S. diplomat for allegedly con- of President Donald imperative that Congress tling in nearby countries. In princi- 2011 uprising that toppled and later spiring with his opponents to oust Trump’s order to end the finally act to give federal ple, the latest version of the U.S. trav- killed strongman Moammar Gadhafi, him. Dozens of Venezuelan officials separation of families at law enforcement the ability el ban does not affect the potential who had ruled for more than four already had been barred from enter- the border. to simultaneously enforce resettlement of refugees to the U.S., decades. ing the U.S. under several rounds of In his order, U.S. Dis- the law and keep families including from the countries targeted Since then, the North African targeted sanctions. trict Court Judge Dana together,” the department by the travel ban. However, previous country has emerged as a major tran- It’s unclear how disruptive the Sabraw, an appointee of said in a statement. It Trump administration restrictions on sit point to Europe for those fleeing new restrictions might be. In theory, President George W. added: “Without this entry did affect Syrian refugees, lead- poverty and civil war in Africa. they apply only to a narrow category Bush, said all families action by Congress, law- ing to a backlog of cases at a time Libyan authorities have recently of government officials and their rel- must be reunited within lessness at the border will when the U.S. lowered the cap on increased efforts to stem the flow of atives who are deemed responsible 30 days, and children continue.” refugee admissions. migrants, with European assistance. for failing to cooperate in vetting citi- under 5 must be reunited Hours later, the Repub- zens considered a national security with their parents within lican-led House resound- Iran Somalia threat. 14 days. He also issued a ingly rejected a far-ranging President Hassan Rouhani indi- Another al-Qaida-linked group, However, the travel ban also calls nationwide injunction immigration bill that rectly condemned the travel ban al-Shabab, has been staging attacks for more scrutiny of all Venezuelans against further family sep- would have barred the Wednesday, saying the actions of a in Somalia for years. A suicide applying for U.S. visas, prompting arations, unless the par- Department of Homeland president who “oppresses the entire bombing in the capital of concerns about a stigmatization of ent is deemed unfit or Security from separating Muslim world” will not remain with- Mogadishu in October killed more the country at a time when hundreds doesn’t want to be with migrant children from out a response. Many in Iran blame than 500 people. of thousands are fleeing widespread the child. their parents. President Donald Trump’s decision Between 140,000 and 170,000 shortages and hyperinflation. Asked about the injunc- The bill was killed 301- tion, Trump offered no 121, with nearly half of Jackson La Toya Jackson would Michael Jackson revered his was a kind of love, an complaint, saying, “We Republicans opposing the go as far as to accuse him mother, Katherine, but kept imperfect love, to be sure, believe the families should measure – an embarrass- of sexual abuse in the early his distance from Joseph. but love nonetheless. He be together also so there’s ing defeat for Trump and From page 2 1990s, when she was However, during some pushed me because he not a lot to fight.” House leaders. abuse at their father’s estranged from her entire of his son’s most difficult loved me. Because he want- But it remained unclear Meanwhile, the HHS hands. family, but she later recant- times, including his 2004 ed no man ever to look Wednesday how the inspector general’s office “We’d perform for him ed, saying her former hus- molestation trial, Joseph down at his offspring,” he administration would meet announced Wednesday and he’d critique us. If you band had coerced her to was by his side, and said. “And now with time, that deadline, given the that it would be launching messed up, you got hit, make such claims. She and Michael acknowledged rather than bitterness, I amount of red tape and a wide-ranging review of sometimes with a belt, her father later reconciled. their complicated relation- feel blessing. In the place of confusion that has hung conditions at shelters for sometimes with a switch. By the time they were ship in a 2001 speech anger, I have found absolu- over the reunification pro- migrant children focused My father was real strict adults, most of the Jackson about healthy relationships tion. And in the place of cess. on safety and health-relat- with us – real strict,” siblings had dismissed him between parents and their revenge I have found recon- The Department of ed concerns, as well as the Michael Jackson wrote in as their manager; Michael children: ciliation. And my initial Health and Human Ser- training and qualifications his 1985 autobiography, and Joseph’s relationship “I have begun to see that fury has slowly given way vices’ Office of Refugee of federal contractors. “Moonwalk.” was famously fractured; even my father’s harshness to forgiveness.”

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"Serena was a two time Pat Krause/Daily Globe Big 12 Conference runner- SERENA BURLA (first row, right) leads a group of young people in warm-up running drills at Miner's Park in Ironwood on Monday. up and she's been featured in Runner's World, on means my hamstring is be interested in meeting group of young people out Running and life both teach thing when it comes to ESPN, Flotrack and many missing," she said. with their youth running for warm-up drills and run- us many lessons. One is to being successful in athlet- other media outlets," Ger- Gering said Burla runs club at Miner's Park last ning with a few pictures. never give up. I've finished ics and life. ing said. "She's won the full marathons under two Monday. When Burla spoke to the last in races, but believe in "I run between six to U.S. half marathon title in hours and 30 minutes and The "silent sports" pro- group, it wasn't to give a yourself and keep a positive seven days a week," she 2013 and twice competed her fastest time was 2:26, grams are run through the speech but to really talk to attitude. Be the best version said. "When I'm at my peak for the U.S. in the World which is extremely fast. Iron County UW-Extension the group, especially the of yourself you can be. training, I'll run 100 miles a Marathon while battling "She has to be one of the Offices and the 4H Youth young people in atten- When I had the cancer, I week." cancer in her right thigh. In top 10 marathoners in the Development program. dance. She came across as had to believe and keep a Burla then took a big 2017, Serena finished in country," Gering said. Serena Burla said she sincere, positive, enthusias- positive attitude. You can group of young people out 11th place in the World Serena Burla is here would be "more than tic, down-to-earth and an control your own thoughts to do what they like to do Marathon while going with her husband and son happy" to meet with the excellent role model for the and attitudes. most and that was run. through her second bout of visiting other members of kids in the youth running kids in attendance. "We control so little in For more information cancer in her leg." the Burla family. club and about 20 young "Running is always there our lives, but I choose to on the silent sports of run- Burla said the cancer By the time Gering fin- people and 10-11 adults for you," Burla said. "You surround myself only with ning, cross country skiing was embedded in her ished her run, she had an also turned out. Before the can do it everywhere and positive people." and mountain biking, con- biceps femoris muscle. idea. She contacted Jennifer informal gathering got do it all your life. I've met Burla said that for her tact the SISU Endurance "In simpler terms, it Burla to see if Serena might underway, Burla took a some great people running. hard work means every- Team at 715-561-2695. A new course for Woods, and maybe GCC a new putter POTOMAC, Md. (AP) – Woods' career took sever- Tiger Woods is playing the al unexpected turns a few boys Quicken Loans National for years later, with surgeries to the last time, and so much his knee and back sand- about this year feels new. wiched around the downfall summer Woods played his first in his personal life. There 18-hole round at the TPC was a change in title spon- Potomac at Avenel Farm dur- sors, a change in dates and ing the pro-am Wednesday, the field gradually became league and it didn't take long to weaker. realize why the course rated Rickie Fowler, who has a as the fourth toughest to par corporate deal with Quicken last year on the PGA Tour, Loans, is the only player behind only three majors. from the top 10 competing "It's certainly a lot more this week. He checks in at difficult than what I had No. 8. Quicken Loans decid- envisioned," Woods said. ed not to renew its contract "They've got the rough up, with Woods' foundation, fairways in. It's like a mini- instead sponsoring a new Open here." PGA Tour event in Detroit Also new: his putter. that starts next summer. Maybe. Woods couldn't find Woods has been strug- another sponsor, and now gling with just about every there isn't room on next aspect of putting since year's schedule. His founda- March, when he made a tion still runs the Genesis brief charge in the final Open at Riviera in February round at Bay Hill until tying and the unofficial Hero for fifth. He missed the cut at World Challenge in the the U.S. Open two weeks Bahamas in early December. ago, and last week in the "The support has been Bahamas he began tinkering fantastic. We just haven't got with a new putter. The one the sponsorship dollars," he used in nine holes of Woods said. practice on Tuesday, and in He would like nothing the pro-am, was a mallet more than to end the tour- variety. nament's 12-year run by "I'm trying to find some- winning for the first time in thing that I can feel again nearly five years, a reason- like the swing of the putter, able task considering how getting my body in the right well he has been swinging positions and seeing the the club. The trouble has lines again," Woods said. been getting the putter to "Once I start to get that ball cooperate. rolling on my lines, then I'll "He was away from com- be back to putting like I was. petitive golf for so long," I just have not been rolling it Fowler said. "It's not like you on my lines. And then on just come right back out and top of that, when they don't go win a golf tournament. roll on lines, then I have a But it's Tiger. It wouldn't hard time seeing my line. It's have surprised me. ... He a vicious cycle." knows how to win, so I'm Whether it goes in his not worried about him by bag on Thursday remains a any means." mystery. This isn't the first time "Tiger had three putters Wood has tinkered with a on the putting green before I new putter, whether it was walked in here," Billy Hurley St. Andrews in 2010 or the III said. Masters the following year. Woods is the only two- That he might use a different time winner of the National, model putter in the middle both times at Congressional of his season shows a little of a few miles down the road. the frustration. He hasn't played the event Woods was making putts since 2015 when he was in Florida, when he had two struggling with back issues chances at winning. He has that eventually led to multi- been missing short ones ple surgeries and kept him ever since. out of golf for the better part "I'm pretty excited the of two years. way I've hit the golf ball," This is the final edition of Woods said. "If I have the a tournament that began in same putting stroke I had 2007 with high hopes, with earlier in the year, with the Woods as the tournament ball-striking I've had, that Jason Juno/Daily Globe host at Congressional, held would be where I want to get IRONWOOD’S JACOB Joki, right, drives to the hoop against Hurley’s Braxton Sbraggia, left, and Dryden Nelson around the Fourth of July to. Just got to put both those during the Gogebic Community College boys basketball summer league varsity championship game Wednes- with a theme built around things together at the same day night at the Lindquist Center in Ironwood. Ironwood beat Hurley 64-40 to win the title. Ironwood defeated saluting the military. time." Wakefield-Marenisco 55-43 and Hurley beat Bessemer 57-55 in semifinals Wednesday. l 10 THURSDAY, JUNE 28, 2018 SPORTS THE DAILY GLOBE • YOURDAILYGLOBE.COM High five: Royals bust out bats to beat Brewers 5-4 MILWAUKEE (AP) – game after Brad Miller hit a The Kansas City Royals three-run homer off reliever broke out of an extended Tim Hill with nobody out run-scoring slump by get- in the ninth to get the Brew- ting to one of the toughest ers within 5-4. relievers in baseball. Eric Thames struck out They celebrated in the before pinch-hitter Erik dugout after eighth-place Kratz singled. Peralta then hitter Adalberto Mondesi got Ryan Braun to bounce lined the first pitch from into a game-ending double left-hander Josh Hader off play that was initially ruled the outfield wall for a long, as a fielder's choice before two-run single with the the call was overturned on bases loaded to take a 3-1 review. lead. Peralta said he felt a little The hit was a turning extra sense of satisfaction point in a five-run seventh in turning away the Brew- for the Royals, who held off ers for his second save. Associated Press the Milwaukee Brewers in "There's always a little Milwaukee Brewers' Brent Suter tags out Kansas City Royals' Alex Gordon on an infield ground ball during the the ninth for a 5-4 win on bit of adrenaline going fifth inning Wednesday in Milwaukee. Wednesday. when you face your former Craig Counsell said. "They He has homered in back-to- was held out of the Royals 5, Brewers 4 "Score two runs and you team," the right-hander got him today." back games for the fourth lineup for a second Kansas City Milwaukee can just kind of sense a sigh said. ab rhbi ab rhbi FOR STARTERS time this season. straight day to rest Mrrfeld 2b 5021Villar 2b 4020 of relief from our offense, Mike Moustakas opened Brewers: Suter, who TRAINER'S ROOM his sore right wrist. R.Hrrra rf 4000Houser p 0000 and then tacked on a cou- the seventh with a solo shot Mstakas 3b 4121Kratz ph 1010 made a great defensive play Royals: RHP Justin "And then tomor- S.Perez c 4010Braun lf 5020 ple more. It was good," off Brent Suter (8-5) to tie Butera c 0000Yelich rf-cf 4010 in the fifth, allowed six hits Grimm was placed on the row, we'll take a H.Dzier 1b 3100Aguilar 1b 2111 manager Ned Yost said. the game at 1-all. Mous- and four runs with six 10-day disabled list retroac- hard look at how A.Grdon lf 3110H.Perez 3b 4000 The Royals scored more takas and Whit Merrifield A.Escbr cf 4110Broxton cf 2000 strikeouts before leaving tive to June 24 with what he's feeling," Coun- T.Hill p 0000Hader p 0000 than four in a game for the each had two hits and an with the bases loaded and they club said was right sell said. Wi.Prlt p 0000Sogard 2b 0100 first time since a 9-6 loss to RBI. Mondesi ss 4112Pina c 4110 nobody out in the seventh. shoulder impingement syn- UP NEXT D.Duffy p 2000Arcia ss 2000 the Angels on June 4. That Kansas City, which was He retired the first 11 bat- drome. Grimm (1-3), who Royals: After a Duda ph 0001B.Mller ph-ss 2113 19-game stretch with four hitting .188 in June coming K.McCrt p 0000Suter p 2000 ters. is making his second trip day off in Seattle, Ian A.Almnt ph-cf 0000Jffress p 0000 runs or fewer was the into the game, got to the Thames rf 2000 "We're battling and not this year to the DL, would Kennedy (1-7) longest in the majors since hard-throwing Hader. He Totals 33 585Totals 34 494 really making it easy on our be eligible to return on July opens a three-game Kansas City 000 000 500 —5 the Baltimore Orioles went allowed all three runners Milwaukee 000 001 003 —4 opponents. Even in our 4 against Cleveland. RHP series on Friday DP_Kansas City 2. LOB_Kansas City 5, Milwaukee 7. 21 straight in September he inherited to score. losses, we're making the Jason Adam was called up 2B_Yelich (11). HR_Moustakas (15), Aguilar (18), B.Miller (6). 1992. Hader also gave up one against the SB_Mondesi (3), Villar (11). SF_Duda (1). other team work a lot," from Triple-A Omaha to Mariners. IP HRER BB SO Danny Duffy (4-7) earned run on his own, Suter said. replace Grimm in the Kansas City allowed five hits over six along with two hits in two- Brewers: Junior Duffy W,4-7 651127 Royals: Duffy struck out bullpen. ... C Salvador Perez McCarthy 210011 Guerra (3-5) pitches effective innings for the thirds of an inning. seven and walked two. The left the game with nobody Hill 023310 Royals, who split a two- "They jumped on the the opener of a four- Peralta S,2-2 110001 left-hander has a 2.52 ERA out and two on in the top of Milwaukee game interleague series first pitch and we've seen over his past four starts. the ninth after a foul ball off game series in Suter L,8-5 664416 Cincinnati. The Jeffress 1-3 00000 with the NL Central-leading that a lot lately, but he's AGUILAR GOES FAR the bat of Brad Miller rico- Hader 2-3 21100 Brewers. been so effective that obvi- right-hander is 1-1 Houser 200010 Brewers first baseman cheted off his upper right Suter pitched to 4 batters in the 7th The Royals called on ously multiple hits in an Jesus Aguilar hit a solo shot leg. He was replaced by with a 6.75 ERA at T.Hill pitched to 3 batters in the 9th Wily Peralta, a former inning is something we HBP_by Houser (Gordon). in the sixth off Duffy for his Drew Butera. Great American Ball Umpires_Home, Greg Gibson; First, Jerry Layne; Second, Vic Brewer, to close out the haven't seen," manager Park. Carapazza; Third, Jordan Baker. team-leading 18th homer. Brewers: 3B Travis Shaw T_2:48. A_38,436 (41,900). Daily Globe scoreboard Lowrie hits game-winning RBI

Colorado at San Francisco .316; Arenado, Colorado, .314; Recalled RHP Jimmie Sherfy from in A's 3-0 win over Tigers AmericanAll Times LeagueEDT Thursday's Games Kemp, Los Angeles, .311; Martinez, Reno. Reinstated LHP Robbie Ray East Division Arizona (Greinke 7-5) at Miami St. Louis, .305; Parra, Colorado, from the 10-day DL. Sent OF Steven WLPct GB (Richards 2-4), 12:10 p.m. .303; Dickerson, Pittsburgh, .301. Souza Jr. to Visalia (Cal) for a rehab DETROIT (AP) – The Oakland Athlet- Athletics 3, Tigers 0 Boston 54 27 .667 — Chicago Cubs (Quintana 6-6) at RUNS_Albies, Atlanta, 61; Black- assignment. Signed RHPs Ryan ics leaned on pitching, defense and Jed Oakland Detroit New York 52 26 .667 ½ L.A. Dodgers (Kershaw 1-4), 3:10 mon, Colorado, 60; Goldschmidt, Miller and Matt Mercer to minor ab rhbi ab rhbi Tampa Bay 39 40 .494 14 p.m. Arizona, 55; Hernandez, Philadel- league contracts. Lorie's clutch hitting to overcome their Du.Fwlr cf 5011Martin cf 4000 ATLANTA BRAVES — Optioned Toronto 37 43 .463 16½ Colorado (Gray 7-7) at San Fran- phia, 55; Pham, St. Louis, 54; Are- Joyce lf 5110Cndlrio 3b 3000 RHPs Lucas Sims and Matt Wisler Baltimore 23 56 .291 30 cisco (Stratton 8-5), 3:45 p.m. nado, Colorado, 52; Yelich, Milwau- lack of a long ball. Lowrie 3b 4021Cstllns rf 3010 to Gwinnett (IL). Assigned 2B Phil Central Division Washington (Roark 3-8) at kee, 52; Freeman, Atlanta, 51; Cain, K.Davis dh 5010V.Mrtin dh 2000 Gosselin outright to Gwinnett. Lowrie hit an RBI double in the fourth WLPct GB Philadelphia (Nola 9-2), 7:05 p.m. Milwaukee, 48; 3 tied at 47. M.Olson 1b 4010Goodrum 2b 4000 Milwaukee (Guerra 3-5) at Cincin- RBI_Story, Colorado, 58; Suarez, Selected the contract of RHP Wes inning and Chris Bassitt pitched six Pscotty rf 4000Joh.Hck 1b 4010 Cleveland 44 35 .557 — Parsons from Gwinnett. Transferred Minnesota 34 42 .447 8½ nati (DeSclafani 3-1), 7:10 p.m. Cincinnati, 58; Baez, Chicago, 56; innings to help Oakland beat the Detroit Pinder 2b 4010Greiner c 4000 Friday's Games Arenado, Colorado, 55; Freeman, RHP Mike Soroka to the 60-day DL. Barreto ss 3110J.Iglss ss 3010 Detroit 36 45 .444 9 CHICAGO CUBS — Reinstated Minnesota at Chicago Cubs, 5:05 Atlanta, 54; Gennett, Cincinnati, 53; Phegley c 3111J.Jones lf 2000 Chicago 28 51 .354 16 RHP Brandon Morrow from the 10- Tigers 3-0 on Wednesday night. p.m. Aguilar, Milwaukee, 52; Martinez, Totals 37 393Totals 29 030 Kansas City 25 55 .313 19½ day DL. Optioned RHP Cory Maz- Washington at Philadelphia, 7:05 St. Louis, 51; Markakis, Atlanta, 50; The A's did not clear the fences, ending Oakland 000 100 002 —3 West Division zoni to Iowa (PCL). Signed 3B Luke p.m. Rizzo, Chicago, 50. Detroit 000 000 000 —0 WLPct GB Reynolds; LHP Chris Allen; SSs their major league-record streak at 27 road E_Goodrum (6), Greiner (1). LOB_Oakland 10, Detroit 7. 2B_Du.Fowler Houston 54 28 .659 — Milwaukee at Cincinnati, 7:10 HITS_Markakis, Atlanta, 102; Miguel Pabon and Levi Jordan; OFs games. (3), Lowrie 2 (23), Phegley (3), Castellanos (26). CS_J.Iglesias (4). Seattle 50 31 .617 3½ p.m. Gennett, Cincinnati, 98; Freeman, Dalton Hurd, Ezequiel Pagan and IP HRER BB SO Oakland 43 38 .531 10½ N.Y. Mets at Miami, 7:10 p.m. Atlanta, 97; Albies, Atlanta, 92; Cole Roederer; and RHPs Riley "We put home run swings on them," Los Angeles 41 40 .506 12½ Atlanta at St. Louis, 8:15 p.m. Anderson, Miami, 92; Arenado, Col- Thompson, Kohl Franklin and Ethan Oakland Texas 36 46 .439 18 San Francisco at Arizona, 9:40 orado, 87; Herrera, Philadelphia, 87; Roberts to minor league contracts. manager Bob Melvin said. "We just didn't Bassitt W,1-3 620055 Tuesday's Games p.m. Castro, Miami, 86; Cabrera, New COLORADO ROCKIES — get rewarded for them." Petit H,9 210000 Tampa Bay 1, Washington 0 Colorado at L.A. Dodgers, 10:10 York, 85; 3 tied at 84. Optioned RHPs Jeff Hman and Trivino S,2-3 100001 N.Y. Yankees 6, Philadelphia 0 p.m. DOUBLES_Albies, Atlanta, 26; Brooks Pounders to Albuquerque Detroit's JaCoby Jones leaped to catch a Detroit Seattle 3, Baltimore 2 Pittsburgh at San Diego, 10:10 Markakis, Atlanta, 25; Carpenter, St. (PCL). Reinstated LHP Mike Dunn ball Matt Olson sent over the wall in left in Fiers L,5-5 751115 Boston 9, L.A. Angels 1 Louis, 23; Anderson, Miami, 21; and RHP Scott Oberg from the 10- Jimenez 110002 Oakland 9, Detroit 7 TODAY'S MAJOR Freeman, Atlanta, 21; Hosmer, San day DL. the second inning and Leonys Martin Wilson 132210 HBP_by Fiers (Barreto). San Diego 3, Texas 2 LEAGUEAMERICAN LEADERS LEAGUE Diego, 21; McCutchen, San Francis- MIAMI MARLINS — Named D.J. made a pair of catches deep in center field Umpires_Home, Lance Barksdale; First, Ryan Additon; Second, Will Little; Chicago White Sox 8, Minnesota BATTING_Altuve, Houston, .345; co, 21; Rendon, Washington, 21; 3 Svihlik director of amateur scouting. Third, Ted Barrett. 4 Segura, Seattle, .338; Betts, Boston, tied at 20. NEW YORK METS — Signed 2B with his back to the plate. T_3:11. A_23,961 (41,297). Houston 7, Toronto 0 .338; Martinez, Boston, .329; Trout, TRIPLES_KMarte, Arizona, 8; Carlos Cortes to a minor league "Anywhere else those are home runs," Milwaukee 5, Kansas City 1 Los Angeles, .323; Duffy, Tampa CTaylor, Los Angeles, 7; Baez, contract. PHILADELPHIA PHILLIES — starts to struggle and they start trying to St. Louis 11, Cleveland 2 Bay, .317; Simmons, Los Angeles, Chicago, 6; Nimmo, New York, 6; 10 Sent RHP Pat Neshek to Reading Melvin said. Wednesday's Games .314; Rosario, Minnesota, .312; tied at 4. do too much. A lot of our guys are new to (EL) for a rehab assignment. Houston 7, Toronto 6 Brantley, Cleveland, .312; Castel- HOME RUNS_Harper, Washing- Lowrie did his part at the plate again PITTSBURGH PIRATES — the majors either this year or last year." Kansas City 5, Milwaukee 4 lanos, Detroit, .308. ton, 19; Aguilar, Milwaukee, 18; Are- Placed INF Sean Rodriguez on the with a game-winning RBI for the third Philadelphia 3, N.Y. Yankees 0 RUNS_Lindor, Cleveland, 65; nado, Colorado, 18; Albies, Atlanta, Joe Jimenez kept Detroit within a run in Seattle 8, Baltimore 7, 11 innings 17; Goldschmidt, Arizona, 17; Baez, 10-day DL, retroactive to Monday. straight game. He drove in a tiebreaking Trout, Los Angeles, 62; Betts, Selected the contract of RHP Tan- Boston 9, L.A. Angels 6 Chicago, 16; Desmond, Colorado, the eighth before the A's gave themselves a Boston, 61; Springer, Houston, 59; ner Anderson from Indianapolis (IL). Oakland 3, Detroit 0 16; Story, Colorado, 16; Suarez, run in the top of the ninth inning the pre- Benintendi, Boston, 56; Martinez, Transferred RHP A.J. Schugel to the bigger cushion against Alex Wilson. Josh Texas 5, San Diego 2 Cincinnati, 16; Villanueva, San Boston, 56; Segura, Seattle, 56; 60-day DL. vious two wins against the Tigers. Chicago White Sox 6, Minnesota Altuve, Houston, 55; Ramirez, Diego, 16. Phegley and Dustin Fowler hit RBI doubles STOLEN BASES_MTaylor, National Basketball Association "In games when they were close and 1 Cleveland, 55; Rosario, Minnesota, NBA BOARD OF GOVERNORS in the ninth off Wilson, putting Oakland Cleveland 5, St. Louis 1 54. Washington, 23; Inciarte, Atlanta, you need a big at-bat, he's been giving it to 21; Turner, Washington, 21; SMarte, — Extended the contract of commis- Thursday's Games RBI_Martinez, Boston, 64; sioner Adam Silver through the ahead 3-0. Pittsburgh, 17; Cain, Milwaukee, 16; us all year," Melvin said. "After a little bit of Oakland (Manaea 7-6) at Detroit Haniger, Seattle, 59; Machado, Bal- 2023-24 season. Hamilton, Cincinnati, 15; Peraza, OUT OF HERE (Fulmer 3-6), 1:10 p.m. timore, 55; Encarnacion, Cleveland, PHOENIX SUNS — Named Joe Cincinnati, 14; Baez, Chicago, 13; struggle to be able to do it the way he has Minnesota (Odorizzi 3-5) at 54; Gattis, Houston, 54; Lowrie, Prunty, Corliss Williamson, Jamelle Tigers manager Ron Gardenhire was Dyson, Arizona, 13; 2 tied at 12. Chicago White Sox (Giolito 5-7), Oakland, 54; KDavis, Oakland, 52; McMillan and Jason Staudt assis- on this trip has been borderline spectacu- PITCHING_Lester, Chicago, 10- ejected after the third inning for arguing 2:10 p.m. Judge, New York, 52; Ramirez, tant coaches. lar." Seattle (Leake 8-4) at Baltimore Cleveland, 52; 2 tied at 51. 2; Scherzer, Washington, 10-4; National Football League with home plate umpire Lance Barksdale. (TBD), 3:05 p.m. HITS_Altuve, Houston, 111; Godley, Arizona, 9-5; Nola, Philadel- INDIANAPOLIS COLTS — Bassitt (1-3) gave up two hits and five Houston (McCullers 8-3) at phia, 9-2; Mikolas, St. Louis, 8-2; "Ron saw a couple things he didn't like Segura, Seattle, 104; Castellanos, Signed G Braden Smith. walks while striking out five. He had lost Tampa Bay (Stanek 1-1), 7:10 p.m. Detroit, 97; Martinez, Boston, 97; Newcomb, Atlanta, 8-2; Stratton, MINNESOTA VIKINGS — and he had to protect our player," bench L.A. Angels (Barria 5-3) at Boston Lindor, Cleveland, 93; Rosario, Min- San Francisco, 8-5; Suter, Milwau- Agreed to terms with DE Danielle nine straight since his last win in the (Johnson 1-2), 7:10 p.m. nesota, 93; Lowrie, Oakland, 92; kee, 8-5; Wacha, St. Louis, 8-2; 4 Hunter on a contract extension. coach Steve Liddle said. "And, that's why tied at 7. majors in 2015. Friday's Games Machado, Baltimore, 92; AJones, National Hockey League you're talking to me." Minnesota at Chicago Cubs, 5:05 Baltimore, 91; Trout, Los Angeles, ERA_deGrom, New York, 1.69; ARIZONA COYOTES — Signed The right-hander expected to have con- p.m. 91. Scherzer, Washington, 2.04; D Kevin Connauton to a two-year TRAINER'S ROOM Boston at N.Y. Yankees, 7:05 DOUBLES_Escobar, Minnesota, Foltynewicz, Atlanta, 2.14; Lester, contract. trol problems after being in multiple states Chicago, 2.18; Nola, Philadelphia, Athletics: RHP Trevor Cahill, on the 10- p.m. 33; Abreu, Chicago, 27; Bregman, CHICAGO BLACKHAWKS — in recent days. L.A. Angels at Baltimore, 7:05 Houston, 27; Castellanos, Detroit, 2.58; Mikolas, St. Louis, 2.69; New- Traded G Jean-Francois Berube to day disabled list with a strained right p.m. 26; Lindor, Cleveland, 24; Pillar, comb, Atlanta, 2.71; Wacha, St. Columbus for F Jordan Schroeder. "I'm just racking up the frequent flier Detroit at Toronto, 7:07 p.m. Louis, 3.20; Corbin, Arizona, 3.24; MINNESOTA WILD — Re-signed Achilles tendon is scheduled for another Toronto, 24; Andujar, New York, 23; miles," Bassitt said. Houston at Tampa Bay, 7:10 p.m. Lowrie, Oakland, 23; Merrifield, Ross, San Diego, 3.32. F Kyle Rau to a two-year, two-way contract. bullpen Friday. Chicago White Sox at Texas, Kansas City, 23; Segura, Seattle, STRIKEOUTS_Scherzer, Wash- PITTSBURGH PENGUINS — Yusmeiro Petit entered in the seventh 8:05 p.m. 23. ington, 165; Corbin, Arizona, 129; ROSTER MOVE Traded F Conor Sheary and D Matt Cleveland at Oakland, 10:05 p.m. TRIPLES_Sanchez, Chicago, 8; deGrom, New York, 126; Gray, Col- for his first of two innings and Jose Igle- Hunwick to Buffalo for a conditional The A's put RHP Daniel Mengden on Kansas City at Seattle, 10:10 Benintendi, Boston, 5; Hernandez, orado, 112; Velasquez, Philadel- sias, the first to face the reliever, hit an p.m. phia, 104; Greinke, Arizona, 102; 2019 fourth-round draft pick. Re- Toronto, 5; JJones, Detroit, 4; More- signed F Riley Sheahan to a one- the 10-day DL, retroactive to June 25, with land, Boston, 4; Profar, Texas, 4; Pivetta, Philadelphia, 101; Nola, infield single his stolen base was over National League Philadelphia, 99; Foltynewicz, year contract. a sprained right foot and recalled Bassitt All Times EDT Smith, Tampa Bay, 4; 10 tied at 3. COLLEGE turned by video review. Lou Trivino East Division HOME RUNS_Martinez, Boston, Atlanta, 98; Strasburg, Washington, from Triple-A Nashville. Mengden (6-6) 95. BROWN — Named Olivia Healy pitched the ninth for his second save in WLPct GB 25; Ramirez, Cleveland, 23; Trout, women's basketball operations has started 16 games, tying LHP Sean Atlanta 45 34 .570 — Los Angeles, 23; Betts, Boston, 20; coordinator. TransactionsAmerican League three chances, sealing the shutout. Philadelphia 42 36 .538 2½ Cruz, Seattle, 20; KDavis, Oakland, FLORIDA GULF COAST — BALTIMORE ORIOLES — Manaea for the team lead. Washington 41 37 .526 3½ 20; Judge, New York, 20; 4 tied at Announced junior women's soccer F Mike Fiers (5-5) allowed a run on five Placed OF Craig Gentry and RHP New York 32 46 .410 12½ 19. Evdokia Popadinova is transferring UP NEXT Darren O'Day on the 10-day DL; hits and one walk over seven innings as Miami 32 49 .395 14 STOLEN BASES_Gordon, Seat- from Northwestern Ohio. Gentry retroactive to Sunday. Manaea (7-6) will be pitching to help Central Division tle, 21; RDavis, Cleveland, 16; Mer- PROVIDENCE — Named Des- Recalled INF Steve Wilkerson and Detroit lost its eighth straight game. WLPct GB rifield, Kansas City, 16; Anderson, tiny Clark assistant women's volley- his team sweep the four-game series while RHP Jimmy Yacabonis from Norfolk Milwaukee 46 33 .582 — Chicago, 15; DeShields, Texas, 15; ball coach. "This happens with young guys," Tigers (IL). Signed RHP Yeancarlos Lleras Chicago 43 34 .558 2 Betts, Boston, 14; Segura, Seattle, TCU — Announced senior Detroit counters with RHP Michael Fulmer to a minor league contract. bench coach Steve Liddle said. "The team St. Louis 42 37 .532 4 14; Smith, Tampa Bay, 14; 3 tied at women's basketball G Jaycee DETROIT TIGERS — Fired pitch- (3-6). Pittsburgh 38 42 .475 8½ 13. Bradley is transferring from South ing coach Chris Bosio. Promoted Dakota. Cincinnati 34 46 .425 12½ PITCHING_Severino, New York, bullpen coach Rick Anderson to THE CITADEL — Named John West Division 12-2; Kluber, Cleveland, 11-4; pitching coach. Signed OF Parker Brush assistant athletic director for Tigers fire pitching coach for insensitive comments WLPct GB Happ, Toronto, 10-3; Morton, Hous- Meadows to a minor league con- athletic communications. Arizona 46 34 .575 — ton, 10-1; Snell, Tampa Bay, 10-4; tract. Los Angeles 42 36 .538 3 Cole, Houston, 9-1; Porcello, KANSAS CITY ROYALS — WNBA DETROIT (AP) – The bullpen coach until Triple-A ly of Bosio's job perfor- San Francisco 41 39 .513 5 Boston, 9-3; Price, Boston, 9-5; Placed RHP Justin Grimm on the All Times EDT Colorado 38 41 .481 7½ Rodriguez, Boston, 9-2; Verlander, 10-day DL, retroactive to Sunday. EASTERN CONFERENCE Detroit Tigers fired pitching Toledo pitching coach Jeff mance. San Diego 36 47 .434 11½ Houston, 9-3. Recalled RHP Jason Adam from WLPct GB coach Chris Bosio, saying Pico takes his place next "He definitely was a Tuesday's Games ERA_Verlander, Houston, 1.82; Omaha (PCL). Washington 95.643 — Tampa Bay 1, Washington 0 Severino, New York, 2.10; Snell, LOS ANGELES ANGELS — Connecticut 96.600 ½ he made insensitive com- week. good pitching coach," Avila N.Y. Yankees 6, Philadelphia 0 Tampa Bay, 2.31; Bauer, Cleveland, Placed LHP John Lamb on the 10- Atlanta 77.500 2 ments to another employee Avila said Bosio made said. Arizona 5, Miami 3 2.44; Morton, Houston, 2.54; Kluber, day DL. Optioned RHP Akeel Morris Chicago 59.357 4 N.Y. Mets 4, Pittsburgh 3, 10 Cleveland, 2.54; Cole, Houston, to Salt Lake (PCL). Recalled RHP New York 49.308 4½ of the team. the comments recently and Tigers right-hander Alex innings 2.56; Sale, Boston, 2.56; Skaggs, Jake Jewell and INF Nolan Fontana Indiana 1 14 .067 8½ "I have to take seriously they were brought to Avila's Wilson said he and team- Cincinnati 5, Atlanta 3 Los Angeles, 2.69; Clevinger, from Salt Lake. WESTERN CONFERENCE San Diego 3, Texas 2 Cleveland, 3.03. OAKLAND ATHLETICS — WLPct GB what the comments were," attention Tuesday. Avila mates heard rumors of Milwaukee 5, Kansas City 1 STRIKEOUTS_Sale, Boston, Placed RHP Daniel Mengden on the Los Angeles 11 3 .786 — Tigers general manager Al decided Wednesday to ter- what had taken place. St. Louis 11, Cleveland 2 153; Cole, Houston, 146; Bauer, 10-day DL, retroactive to Sunday. Phoenix 11 5 .688 1 Chicago Cubs 9, L.A. Dodgers 4 Cleveland, 140; Verlander, Houston, Recalled RHP Chris Bassitt from Seattle 10 5 .667 1½ Avila said, declining to give minate Bosio's contract "We're sorry to everyone San Francisco 3, Colorado 2 136; Paxton, Seattle, 134; Severino, Nashville (PCL). Minnesota 86.571 3 details. "And, the action we after the team investigated that it affected," Wilson Wednesday's Games New York, 132; Morton, Houston, TORONTO BLUE JAYS — Des- Dallas 77.500 4 Cincinnati 6, Atlanta 5 122; Kluber, Cleveland, 115; Snell, ignated 3B Gio Urshela for assign- Las Vegas 5 11 .313 7 took was appropriate." the situation and spoke to said. "It's not a good day Kansas City 5, Milwaukee 4 Tampa Bay, 113; Berrios, Minneso- ment. Recalled LHP Ryan Borucki Wednesday's Games The Tigers promoted all of the people involved. here. It's a sad day. But we're Philadelphia 3, N.Y. Yankees 0 ta, 109. from Buffalo (IL). Chicago 93, Atlanta 80 Arizona 2, Miami 1 NATIONAL LEAGUE National League Connecticut 101, Indiana 89 bullpen coach Rick Ander- Avila said what Bosio going to move forward, and Pittsburgh 5, N.Y. Mets 3 BATTING_Gennett, Cincinnati, ARIZONA DIAMONDBACKS — Dallas 97, Las Vegas 91 Placed C Alex Avila on the 10-day son to replace Bosio. Roving said violated team policy hopefully this brings us Texas 5, San Diego 2 .336; Markakis, Atlanta, .326; Almo- Thursday's Games DL, retroactive to Sunday. Optioned Cleveland 5, St. Louis 1 ra, Chicago, .320; Freeman, Atlanta, New York at Washington, 7 p.m. pitching instructor A.J. and his contract, though closer than we've ever RHP Braden Shipley to Reno (PCL). Chicago Cubs at L.A. 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ing to investigate the proposition during the summer. Must be able to work varied and split • Ability to manage the district budget and all purchases of services, offered and to be careful of any ad shifts. Excellent wages offered. supplies, materials, and equipment including grant awards. MECHANIC requiring money to be sent for in-

RED’S Housing is available formation or long distance phone • Excellent management skills to lead and work collaboratively with Certified Auto Mechanic IR O AN NW IG OO ICH calls that may request money for in- Please apply in person at the Business Office: board, staff and community. D, M wanted to join the team at formation. • Knowledge of Wisconsin School Funding Formulas Red’s Auto Service Center. Dairymen’s Inc. • Ability to multi-task is imperative. Applicants must be licensed (Michigan Appliances 10750 Dairymen's Road, Boulder Junction, WI 54512 and/or ASE), have experience and be Or mail your credentials to: Applicants can apply on the Wisconsin Education Career Access Network honest. Valid driver’s license required. Dairymen's Inc., Attn. Katie Rucinski site (WECAN) located at: https://wecan.education.wisc.edu Compensation & benefit package based Mattson’s TV P.O. Box 289, Boulder Junction, WI 54512 More qualifications and details are located on the WECAN site. on knowledge & experience. Contact Katie Rucinski, Controller at: Applications will be accepted through Monday, July 9, 2018. Hours are 8 am to 5 pm-5 days a & Appliance (715)385-9363 Questions can be directed to: week including Saturdays. Mr. Christopher Patritto, District Administrator Red’s Auto Service Center Box Store Prices, [email protected] or 715-561-4900 ext. 342. 1231 E Cloverland Dr., The Hurley School District does not discriminate on the basis of age, race, creed, Gogebic County Transit color, marital status, sex, sexual orientation, religion, disability, national origin, Ironwood, MI Small Town The Gogebic County Transit, an Act 196 Transit Authority, political affiliation, or membership in the National Guard or military forces of the U.S.,or other protective group status. Stop in for an application a demand response bus system in Gogebic County and Indian Or call 906-932-4449 Service Trails intercity bus agent, is seeking applications for the Since 1962 following management positions GCT offers a The Hurley School District Jacobs, McDonald & Silc P.C. is full benefit package. Some travel required. seeking to hire a secretary Elementary Principal / Athletic Director 1. Executive Director: with knowledge of The Hurley School District is seeking an innovative, passionate EXCEL, MICROSOFT OFFICE, Education: BA or BS in Business Management, Public and accomplished principal to provide leadership to our WORD PERFECT and Administration, Accounting, or related field preferred. legal software applications. elementary school and our athletic programs. Please submit resume to Must possess Michigan drivers license. Acquire Michigan chauffers the law office at and CDL within 3 years, preferred. On the job training 3 months. Ideal candidate will possess: PO Box 725, Ironwood, MI 49938 or by email to 2. Fiscal Manager: • Wisconsin Certification as Principal [email protected] Education: BA or BS or Associate Degree in financial • Strength in working with technology in and out of the classroom. management or related field preferred. HS Diploma required. • Ability to build relationships within the school and community Snow Ridge Lumber is now hiring a 122 E. Aurora St. On the job training 3 months. • Curriculum experience and working with student data. General Laborer for day shift and a • Ability to work collaboratively to hire and evaluate staff. Ironwood, MI Submit resume and references by: Cleaning person for afternoon/ • Initiate, designs, and implements programs to meet the specific needs evening. Applications may be MONDAY, JULY 2, 2018, at 4:00 PM (COT) to: picked up at 1200 Odanah Road, 906-932-0510 of the school. Hurley, WI Gogebic County Transit • Ability to oversee all athletic programs 235 E. McLeod Avenue, Ironwood, MI 49938 • Ability to supervise and direct coaching staff to ensure WIAA rules are adhered to. OR - [email protected] • Scheduling of officials for all athletic events. GCT is an EOE/ADA compliant governmental unit. • Arrange transportation for all athletic events. Applicants can apply on the Wisconsin Education Career Access Network site (WECAN) located at https://wecan.education.wisc.edu More qualifications and details are located on the WECAN site. Applications will be accepted through Monday, July 9, 2018. Questions can be directed to: Computer Services Lawn Services Mr. Christopher Patritto, District Administrator [email protected] or 715-561-4900 ext. 342. Saari’s Lawn The Hurley School District does not discriminate on the basis of age, race, creed, color, marital status, sex, sexual orientation, religion, disability, national origin, Service GOGEBIC-ONTONAGON INTERMEDIATE political affiliation, or membership in the National Guard or military forces of the U.S.,or other protective group status. Spring Clean Up SCHOOL DISTRICT JOB POSTING Paraprofessional • Lawn Mowing • (One full-time position available) The Hurley School District Construction • Weed Eating • Location: Gogebic County Part-Time Secretarial Position Reports to: Director of Special Education Job Summary: • Yard Raking • The secretary performs confidential duties calling for individual Start Date: August 27, 2018 • Debris Removal • judgement and ensures the efficient operation of the school office. The ukovich Application Deadline: Until filled • Fertilizing • secretary must use initiative and have specialized knowledge and organi- onstruction Qualifications: High school diploma AND an zational ability to carry out established administrative responsibilities in a R No job too big! multitasking environment. He/she will serve as a public relations liaison S associate degree in any subject area. New Construction O between administration, staff, students, parents and community. I No job too small! Experience working with students with disabilities or Remodeling O Qualifications: D preferred, but not necessary. Insulation, Concrete F Commercial I Education/Experience: High School Graduate or GED equivalent educa- & Block Work I Strong computer skills. Ability to work independently N & Residential tion and at least two years of related experience and/or training. Ability to N G Licensed & Insured Duties Include, but not limited to: Assisting in the accurately enter and retrieve computerized data. Prior accounting skills G Call Today! 906-932-4055 or 715-543-2795 supervision, care, and instruction for students with and prior experience working in an office setting strongly preferred. (715)360-1224 or special needs. To provide support in implementing Excavating Scheduling of the building, responsibility for student activity accounts, (715)561-2560 individual education plans for instruction and the student attendance, using student software program and general office monitoring of student behavior. assistance will be priority duties for this position. FAHRNER EXCAVATING 114 Ohio Avenue RESIDENTIAL & COMMERCIAL Apply online at: www.goisd.org >About Us>Employ- Beginning Salary $16.00 per hour • Site Prep Montreal, WI 54550 ment>Staff Employment>Begin an Application Position will be 5 hours per day during the school year. There are no benefits with this position. • Road Building For additional information contact: • Driveways Applications are available in the District Business Office • Culverts Septic Debra Zelinski, Director of Special Education or on our website at: www.hurley.k12.wi.us • Ponds & Pond Cleaning 906.575.3438 ext. 302 Please include three letters of recommendation along with application. • Land Clearing [email protected] Applications will be accepted through Monday, July 9, 2018 • Tree & Stump Removal Deliver, send or email to: • Water & Sewer Lines It is the policy of the Gogebic-Ontonagon Intermediate • Roto Rooter School District that no person shall, on the basis of Mr. Christopher Patritto, District Administrator • Licensed Septic Tanks race, color, religion, national origin, age, sex, marital 5503 W. Range View Dr., Hurley, WI 54534 & Systems Installed status, or handicap, be discriminated against, be Licensed in MI & WI 715-561-4900, ext. 202 • Carpentry subjected to discrimination in any program, activity, Or email to: [email protected] LICENSED & INSURED or employment. Questions or concerns related to the The Hurley School District does not discriminate on the basis of age, race, creed, Call Ken above and for grievance procedure should be color, marital status, sex, sexual orientation, religion, disability, national origin, (906)285-2833 directed to: Ashley Nevins, Title IX Coordinator. political affiliation, or membership in the National Guard or military forces (906)364-4468 Find us on facebook of the U.S.,or other protective group status.

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Wanted: Van, low mileage, Wide range of fully furnished vaca- H E L P no damage history. Any make. tion homes in the Big Powderhorn Call Tracy: (906)285-1489 Ski Resort area available for month to month rentals from April – November. Application, references Articles for Sale and security deposit required. Call for details. (906)932-3100 2003 Chevy Suburban 2500 3/4 Rocking Love Seat $125.00. or (800)222-3131 ton 6.0L 4x4. Towing package, Love Seat $100.00 Bose Stereo, Moonroof, DVD. Bessemer Plywood Corporation Both are blue and in good Houses for Sale New premium wheels/tires. 159k. condition. (270)302-7109 $7,900.00. Will trade for SUV. is now accepting applications for employment. Full time, 3exible (906)884-2000 part time, and weekend work is available. All interested applicants Lasermark Laser Level $425.00. may apply or reapply at our main o1ce between 8:00am & 4:30pm Two Paslode Impulse Finish Rental Property for Sale so that we can update our 2les. /is should be done on a yearly Nailers $320.00 each, $700.00 as Legals package. (715)862-0212 basis. BPC o0ers competitive wages including attendance and House in Ironwood, safety bonuses. Fringe bene2ts include health, vision, dental, Commercial/ June 28 and July 5, 12 and 19, and life insurance, paid vacations, 401(k), & paid holidays. 2 blocks from downtown, 2018 Residential Notice of Foreclosure Applicants may apply in person at BPC, has 2 apartments: by Advertisement Monday-Friday, 8:00 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. NOTICE is hereby given pursuant Property for rent: 3200 sq.ft. office to MCL 600.3212, that the follow- Bessemer Plywood Corporation building. Former Social one up and one down. ing will be foreclosed by a sale of 1000 Yale Ave • Bessemer, MI 49911 Security offices, Cloverland Drive, the mortgaged premises, or some Ironwood. Will build/remodel Both apartments are part of them, at public auction at the BPC is an equal opportunity employer place of holding the circuit court to suit. Call (906)932-1411. within Gogebic County, at 10:00 2 bedroom. AM, on July 27, 2018: Apartments & Name(s) of the mortgagor(s): Patri- Separate furnaces, water cia Ann Massi and Craig Virgil Duplexes Boats, Water- Massi, wife and husband Von Holzen Chevy Buick GMC Inc. heaters and utilities. Original Mortgagee: Mortgage Elec- is currently looking for a skilled tronic Registration Systems, Inc. 103 Sellar Street, Bessemer: 2 garages. crafts, Motor Foreclosing Assignee (if any): THE Upper unit 1 bedroom. BANK OF NEW YORK MELLON Technician $400.00/month plus electric. Good rental history: 2002 28' Smoker Craft Pontoon FKA THE BANK OF NEW YORK Must be proficient in all aspects of auto mechanical repair. $600.00 to move-in. (810)208-1529 with Sea Legs, Trailer and 135hp AS TRUSTEE FOR THE CERTI- FICATEHOLDERS OF THE ASE Certification is a plus however we will pay for $900.00/month, Evinrude motor. $22,500.00. CWABS INC., ASSET-BACKED Apartments Available in Hurley. (906)364-5131 CERTIFICATES, SERIES 2005-14 certifications. The position is full-time with competitive Rent based on income. wages, health insurance, 401k, vacation package, paid time both occupied. Date of Mortgage: August 5, 2005 Stove & fridge provided. Motorcycles & Date of Mortgage Recording: Au- off for holidays and paid sick days. Must own basic tools Coin operated laundry on site. gust 8, 2005 Please call: (712)580-5360. and toolbox. Specialty tools are supplied by the facility. New roof 2 years ago. ATVs Amount claimed due on date of no- tice: $85,606.29 Please contact Jeremy Johnson (Service Manager) at Ironwood: 2 and 3 bedrooms. $39,000.00. Description of the mortgaged Now Available. 1982 Yamaha Maxim 550. Very premises: Situated in City of Wake- (715)682-8141 or [email protected] Smoke free. No Pets. good condition, garage kept. New field, Gogebic County, Michigan, Call (906)364-5995 Call John: battery, plugs, tires, chains/sprock- and described as: Lot 6, Block 10, et. $1,200.00 or trade for F/PWC. original plat to the City of Wakefield, N11431 Lake Road. Ironwood (715)360-6931 or (906)364-2697 according to the recorded plat (715)686-2624 thereof. Northwoods Christian Academy Township. 2 bedroom, ground floor. The redemption period shall be 6 $420.00 plus electric. $630.00 to in Hurley Wisconsin, is seeking new 2005 Bombardier Traxter. months from the date of such sale, move in. (810)208-1529 Very good condition, garage kept. unless determined abandoned in Teachers for the fall of 2018 All fluids changed, new vision rims accordance with MCLA 600.3241a; and radial tires. $3,400.00 or, if the subject real property is There are available openings for split grades 1-2, 3-4, and 7-8. Houses for Rent Real Estate used for agricultural purposes as or best offer. (715)360-6931 defined by MCL 600.3240(16). The preferred applicants would be those who possess a strong or (906)364-2697 If the property is sold at foreclosure Christian faith and Bible knowledge, a mission-minded spirit, a Bessemer: Well kept 3 bedroom sale under Chapter 32 of the Re- with large living room, 2 car love for children and commitment to Christian education. This job 2012 Harley Davidson 1200 vised Judicature Act of 1961, pursu- ant to MCL 600.3278 the borrower offers a modest salary and our hope is that applicants have the detached garage, stove and Custom. 1,365 miles. Call for price. refrigerator. $535.00 monthly plus (906)932-2452 or will be held responsible to the per- understanding that the re-imbursements are not necessarily security. MSHDA approved. (906)364-0858 son who buys the property at the monetary. Part time teaching positions are also available. (262)891-7907 mortgage foreclosure sale or to the mortgage holder for damaging the Please contact: LeaAnn (906)364-0857, Julia (906)285-3524, Campers & RVs property during the redemption peri- Homes, Apartments, and od. NCA board members for an application, Business Spaces for rent. This notice is from a debt collector. or send CV and contact information to: Call for details. Sales • Rentals 2014 Forest River Cardinal 5th Date of notice: June 28, 2018 The Real Estate Store Management • Appraisals Trott Law, P.C. Northwoods Christian Academy, (906)932-5406 Wheel, model #3030RS. 37' Long 1354736 with Trailer Hitch. (906)932-0275 610 Highway 51 S, Hurley, WI 54534 (06-28)(07-19) Wakefield: Newly remodeled 906-932-5406 1 bedroom 1 bath with garage in Highway US-2 • Ironwood nice, quiet, wooded neighborhood. $500.00 monthly utilities not upnorthproperty.com Registered Nurses included. (906)224-6831 Sky View Nursing Center currently is accepting applications for Weekend Registered Nurses. Sky View offers a home like atmosphere with a very pleasant resident population. Candidates must hold a valid Wisconsin nursing license. In return for your hard work, Sky View offers a competitive Bids wage and benefit package, including health insurance and a 401 K Pension Plan. Apply in person or by email. Previous applicants please reapply. EOE. Community Mental Jason Hellen, NHA Sky View Nursing Center Health Authority 309 Iron Street, Hurley WI. 54534 is accepting bids for the following: (715) 561-5646 Installation of approximately 850’ of aluminum [email protected] fascia and soffit, removal and replacement of Guide approximately 150’ of aluminum seamless gutters at the Community Mental Health building located Gile Ramsay at 103 West U S 2 in Wakefield, MI. Contractors must be licensed and insured. Please 16 Isabella Street 10535 Verona Road submit sealed bids no later than 4:30 pm on 7/13/2018 Friday, June 29 Friday, June 29 to Mike Mieloszyk. For more information, please 8:00am-4:00pm Saturday, Junel 30e Saturday, June 30 8:30am-2:30pma contact Mike at (906) 229-6107. CMHA has the right e S Registered Nurse 8:00am-4:00pmag Attention Men! to accept or reject any and all estimates. ar GSunday, July 1 Lots of Tools, Golf Cart, The Michigan Department of Corrections is accepting resumes 8:00am-2:00pm Snowblower. Lots of Miscel- for RN positions in the Marenisco, MI area. The pay range is Duck Decoys, Teepee Tent, laneous. Too Much to List. Community Mental Boat Motor, Furniture, $25.06 to $32.98 per hour. Twelve paid holidays in addition to Household Items and More. annual and sick leave are provided. The State of Michigan offers Health Authority Garage Sale Ads a wide range of benefits: health, vision, dental and 401k. is accepting bids for the following: Ironwood Clean parking lot/driveway cracks and fill with Candidates must pass a pre-employment physical, drug screen, 25 Words MDOT spec. material, clean pavement and apply 211 Geneva Street TB test and criminal history check. Candidates must have a seal coat, and repaint all pavement markings at Friday, June 29 (Noot irnc lLudiengs Dsate, Michigan RN License. To apply for this position visit: the Community Mental Health building located at Saturday, June 30 Time & Address) 103 West U S 2 in Wakefield, MI. 8:00am-4:00pm http://agency.governmentjobs.com/michigan/default.cfm Huge Sale! Search, Registered Nurse P11-12, then select Contractors must be licensed and insured. Please Bicycles, Large Wood Slab, 1 Day = $15.00 submit sealed bids no later than 4:30 pm on 7/13/2018 Job Number # 4746-18-06ks Equipment, Trailer, Military to Mike Mieloszyk. For more information, please Items, Air Force, Pick-Up, Craft 2 Days = $10.00 A Drug Free and Equal Opportunity Employer contact Mike at (906) 229-6107. CMHA has the right Supplies, Jewelry, Stones, 3 Days = $15.00 to accept or reject any and all estimates. Clothes, Shotguns, Dog Items, Miscellaneous. 4 Days = $20.00 AAsskk TThhee DDooccttoorrss COGNITIVE DYSFUNCTION A CONCERN FOR ELDERLY POST-OP PATIENTS by Robert Ashley, M.D., Eve Glazier, M.D. & Elizabeth Ko, M.D.

Dear Doctor: My 81-year-old seen in elderly individuals. making them available to you father is scheduled for a heart One of the challenges to diag- as soon as possible following procedure, and I'm actually nosing POCD is that unless the surgery. less worried about the surgery patient has undergone pre-op- -- Arrange for a caregiver, who itself than the effects of the erative cognitive testing, as- can notice and report any trou- anesthesia. I've read that it can sessing his or her bling symptoms, to visit with lead to memory loss in the eld- post-operative condition relies you regularly as you recover. erly. Is there any way to help on observational and anec- -- Anchoring yourself in the him? dotal evidence. In cases where present as soon as possible Dear Reader: The condition the syndrome is pronounced, a after surgery is important. Re- you're referring to is known as reliable diagnosis can be quest a room with a window, so postoperative cognitive dys- made. But in more subtle you have visual cues regarding function, sometimes shortened cases, where those around the the passage of time, as well as to POCD. It's loosely defined patient feel he or she has "lost your physical location. as impairment to the mental a step" following surgery, citing -- In that same vein, photos of functions of an individual fol- POCD as the direct cause be- family, friends and pets, famil- lowing surgery performed comes more difficult. With that iar possessions, and a clock under general anesthesia. And in mind, we'd like to share with and a calendar, all can help Daily Globe while your question zeros in on you the following recommen- SUDOKU Sudoku is a number-placing puzzle you readjust. "Y$AVE'REEN anesthesia as the cause of dations from the American So- based on a 9x9 grid with several given those cognitive side effects, the ciety of Anesthesiologists: With an aging populace, many of whom will go on to require numbers. The object is to place the jury is still out on that. Some re- -- Before surgery, undergo a   numbers 1 to 9 in the empty squares searchers point to the rigors of surgery, recognizing and pre- cognitive test that can be used so that each row, each column and surgery itself as well as the venting POCD is rapidly be- as a baseline against which to   each 3x3 box contains the same body's resulting inflammation coming a public health issue. A compare similar post-surgical number only once. The difficulty level response as contributing fac- wide range of researchers are testing, if needed.    of the Conceptis Sudoku increases tors to the condition. now focused on it. As new find- -- Make sure your surgeon is ings emerge, we will share the from Monday to Saturday. Symptoms of POCD include familiar with all medications latest information.     impaired memory, difficulty and supplements you're taking (Eve Glazier, M.D., MBA, is an Answer to previous puzzle learning and retaining new in- in the weeks and days before internist and assistant profes-   formation, a shortened atten- surgery, and any that you plan          sor of medicine at UCLA tion span, problems carrying to take following the procedure.          Health. Elizabeth Ko, M.D., is     out more than one task at once This includes medications to          an internist and primary care and a decline in the ability to address pain, sleep and anxi-          concentrate. These can de- physician at UCLA Health.)    ety.          velop over time following sur- COPYRIGHT 2017 -- Patients who wear glasses or THE PRESIDENT AND FELLOWS gery and may last a few weeks,          use hearing aids find it easier OF HARVARD COLLEGE   a few months or in some cases          to re-enter the post-surgical DISTRIBUTED BY UNIVERSAL

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