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Tom Stankard/Daily Globe ABOVE LEFT, Lac Vieux Desert tribal elder Rose Martin, left, and tribal youth Garret Williams cut a ribbon together to open the new health center in Watersmeet Wednesday. On the right, locals explore the lobby. Watersmeet celebrates new clinic opening By TOM STANKARD Jim Williams, Sr. gave an open- raised. tribal community as well as the said the LVD tribal council designed to be “part of the natu- [email protected] ing prayer and said the health Tribal elder Rose Martin and general public. appointed a construction com- ral surroundings.” WATERSMEET — The Lac center is going to help “a lot of tribal youth Garret Williams Sitting on “cherished land” mittee that included the general “The accents throughout the Vieux Desert Band of Lake Supe- people.” together used large scissors cut a along U.S. 45, the new 33,000 contractor, Miron Construction. building reflect what native cul- rior Chippewa Indians ceremoni- “(The health center) will save ceremonial ribbon to open the square-foot facility is designed to He said the committee was ture is about,” he said. ously cut the ribbon Wednesday people a lot of time because most new health center. house an array of health services responsible for deciding, on George Peterson, afternoon to open a $10 million have to travel far to get to the With a tear in his eye, tribal under one roof, including: chiro- behalf of the Watersmeet com- Watersmeet’s representative for “state-of-the-art” health center. hospital. This is going to help a chairman Jim Williams, Jr. practic, dental, optical, medical munity, what values the center the Gogebic County Board of As rain lightly fell, tribal lot,” he said. thanked a number of people for care and others, said Medical should reflect. They agreed the Commissioners, said the health members, health center staff and Several tribal members per- making the “dream” become a Director Gary Pusateri. new facility should be welcoming center will benefit the region. the community came together to formed an honor song as the reality. The tribe broke ground on the and have cultural influences. “The whole community is celebrate the center’s opening. tribe’s flag, the state of Michigan He said the health center is facility in September 2015. Prior Standing in the lobby, To set the tone, tribal member flag and the American flag were meant to provide services to the to that, in July, 2014, Williams Pusateri said the building was WATERSMEET — page 5 Ironwood awarded Ironwood EDC discusses $240,000 grant to knock down 12 more eyesores need for marketing plan By RALPH ANSAMI By RALPH ANSAMI grants. He mentioned research- [email protected] [email protected] ing endowments that could assist IRONWOOD — A grant that IRONWOOD — The city’s the city. will allow the city of Ironwood to need for a long-term marketing “There’s money out there demolish additional eyesore plan and funding to support its that’s not from grant programs,” structures was announced efforts were key items discussed Wyssling said as the corporation Wednesday. Wednesday by the Ironwood Eco- discussed innovative ideas to The Michigan State Housing nomic Development Corporation. spur economic development. Development Authority said the Tim Erickson, acting Iron- Wyssling said improvements city, in partnership with the wood community development to motels being made along the Gogebic County Land Bank, will director, stressed the need for Cloverland Drive corridor are receive $240,000. developing a solid plan and fund- encouraging. He said there is still Ironwood City Manager Scott ing on different fronts. a lot of space that can be leased, Erickson said the city had Committee chair John both along the highway and in the applied for up to $600,000. Wyssling said the corporation Depending on the individual has been studying ways of bids received, Erickson said the obtaining financing other than grant should allow for the demol- IRONWOOD — page 5 ishment of 12 structures. The city demolished 27 hous- es under a previous Hardest Hit grant and Erickson said the new Fish populations appear grant will allow the city to con- Daily Globe file photo THE DEMOLITION of an eyesore structure in May on Silver Street in Ironwood was accomplished under the first part of the city’s Hardest Hit grant program. On Wednesday, the second phase of the program healthy after July flooding was funded by the state. DEMO — page 5 By RICHARD JENKINS at specific locations, the overall [email protected] fish populations remain strong. Despite the heavy rains and “We observed similar catch flooding that caused widespread rates, similar size structure ... Iron County seeks input on Saxon Harbor rebuild damage, it appears the fish pop- and similar species composi- ulations of the rivers in Ashland tions,” Lawson said in a summa- By RICHARD JENKINS copies, is open to anyone who Commission. The surveys are an early part and Iron counties came away ry of the data. “In many of the [email protected] uses Saxon Harbor, and are not The survey is available on the of the planning stage of the pro- from the storms of July 11-12 rel- mid-sized streams (such as HURLEY — Iron County is limited to Iron County, or even commission’s site — cess of rebuilding the harbor atively unscathed. Devil’s Creek, Vaughn Creek and distributing surveys in an effort Wisconsin, residents. nwrpc.com/saxonsurvey — and after it was destroyed in the Zach Lawson, a fisheries biol- Trout Brook), we observed simi- to gather public input on the “We’re trying to get it out to Iron County’s website; as well as July 11 storms and flooding. ogist with the Wisconsin Depart- lar trout densities. Perhaps a few Saxon Harbor rebuilding pro- everybody who’s interested in at the Iron County Clerk’s office, “Reconstruction of harbor ment of Natural Resources’ Mer- of these mid-sized stream reach- cess. the harbor,” said Jason Lau- Forestry and Parks Department cer office, said an overview of the The survey, which is avail- mann, the deputy director of the office, the Hurley library and population counts show while able both online and in paper Northwest Regional Planning the Mercer library. there may be some fluctuations SURVEY — page 5 FISH — page 5 C O N T A C T U S WEATHER INSIDE INDEX

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Zealand at 83, Elaine Harmon President Barack Obama signed sense of adventure that led Har- had one final, seemingly simple legislation allowing WASPs in mon to fly military airplanes car- AllAll CD’sCD’s areare .99¢.99¢ wish: to be laid to rest at Arling- Arlington. ried over into the rest of her life. ton National Cemetery. The legislation — which Harmon’s daughter, Terry Har- TwoTwo showcasesshowcases areare FREE,FREE, plusplus otherother merchandise.merchandise. Harmon got her wish Wednes- passed unanimously — was mon, described the mandatory day, at a funeral with military sponsored by Rep. Martha sing-alongs on car trips and her honors and a flyover, but it took McSally, R-Arizona, herself a mother’s penchant for dressing a lobbying campaign by her fam- retired Air Force officer who was up on holidays. Every year for Camera & Sound 906-932-3901 ily and an act of Congress. the first female fighter pilot in Halloween, she dressed up as the In the process, the campaign U.S. history to fly in combat. Wicked Witch to spook children Ronnie’s helped bring to light the long-for- McSally said the WASPs were who trekked up the dark house Weakened Newton brings sandbags faster than they could casters initially feared, accord- rain, humidity to Southwest be filled in anticipation of the ing to the National Weather gotten exploits of the fearless an inspiration for her when she on the hill for candy, she said. storm. However, both places only Service in Albuquerque. Offi- female pilots known as the was the only female pilot in her “Every kid in the neighbor- PHOENIX (AP) — Less intense experienced minor flooding cials said flash-flood warnings WASPs. training class. hood was petrified to trick-or- remnants of Tropical Storm thanks in part to the rainfall’s could be dropped by late Harmon, who died last year at “These were feisty, brave, treat at her house, but the home- Newton brought rain, powerful moderate pace. Wednesday. However, Gov. 95, was a member of Women Air- adventurous, patriotic women,” made caramel apples made it winds and uncharacteristically “We did everything we could to Susana Martinez activated the force Service Pilots, who flew she said, recalling that some of worth the risk,” she said. high humidity to desert cities in be ready. Thank God nothing state’s Emergency Operations military aircraft on support and the WASPs gave her pep talks Eligibility for in-ground burial Arizona on Wednesday after happened,” said Alejandro Barce- Center in case of more severe training missions during World when she considered leaving the at Arlington is extremely tight, pummeling the Mexican resort nas, director of Nogales’ Depart- storms. War II so that men were freed up Air Force early on. and not even all World War II city of Cabo San Lucas and ment of Public Works. The most noticeable shift in the for combat. Harmon’s granddaughter, veterans are entitled to be laid to killing four people. Newton also was packing less weather from Newton occurred The women did not have mili- Erin Miller, helped lead the lob- rest there. But eligibility for About 2½ inches of rain fell in of a punch than expected in in the form of muggy conditions tary status at the time but were bying efforts. She even had “H.R. above-ground placement of ashes the border city of Nogales and New Mexico. Western portions that seemed more fitting of New retroactively designated veter- 4336,” the name of McSally’s leg- is not as strict. nearly an inch in Tucson. In both of the state were not getting Orleans or Miami than the ans in 1977. And for many years, islation, tattooed on her forearm. Kate Landdeck, a Texas cities, dozens of people picked up the 3-4 inches of rain that fore- desert. WASPs were eligible to have Miller recalled how her grand- Woman’s University history pro- their ashes placed in urns at mother wore her uniform on Vet- fessor who has researched the Arlington. erans Day and gladly partook of WASPs, said roughly 1,100 Last year, though, Army offi- free meals that restaurants women earned their wings while cials concerned about limited would offer vets. Miller said she the program was in effect from space at the cemetery ruled couldn’t believe the Army consid- 1942 to 1944. Thirty-eight were WASPs ineligible for Arlington. ered her grandmother’s ashes killed. Trump levels harsh criticism against US military generals NEW YORK (AP) — Leveling commander in chief, tried to cen- Trump’s warm words about unusually harsh criticism ter the discussion on her foreign Putin have troubled some of his against the military, Republican policy proposals should she win fellow Republicans who see the Donald Trump said Wednesday in November. She vowed to not Russian leader as a threat to night that America’s generals send American ground troops American allies in Europe. have been “reduced to rubble” into Iraq or Syria to fight the With just two months until under President Barack Obama Islamic State group. And she Election Day, national security and suggested he would fire pledged to hold weekly Oval has emerged as a centerpiece some of them if he wins in Office meetings with representa- issue in the White House race. 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He the same if they elect President candidates never appeared on both insisted he has a private Barack Obama’s former secre- stage together, their back-to- blueprint for defeating the tary of state. back sessions served as a pre- extremist group and that he While GOP candidates are view of sorts for their upcoming would demand a plan from mili- often seen by voters as having an presidential debates. tary leaders within 30 days of advantage on military and By virtue of a coin flip, Clinton taking office. national security issues, Trump took the stage first and quickly Asked to square his request is far from a traditional Republi- found herself responding at for military options with his can. He has no military experi- length to questions about her harsh criticism of the current ence and has repeatedly criti- years in government. 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Email calendar items and com- Gogebic County Medical Care Church, Hurley. 715-561-4355. munity news to news@yourdaily- Facility, Wakefield. Mercer Area Play Group, 9:30- globe.com. For more information, Iron County Food Pantry, 9 11 a.m., Mercer, Wis., Public call 906-932-2211. a.m.-4 p.m., 72 Michigan Ave., Library. 715-476-2366. Thursday, Sept. 8 Montreal, Wis. 715-561-4450. Ironwood Community Blood National Finnish America Fes- Drive, 11:30 a.m. to 5:30 p.m., Gogebic-Ontonagon Commu- tival Inc. Board, 10 a.m., Little Fin- Memorial Building. nity Action Agency quarterly land, Kimball, Wis. Alcoholics Anonymous, open food commodity distribution for Alcoholics Anonymous, noon, meeting, noon, Salem Lutheran registered families, 9 a.m.-noon, Salem Lutheran Church, Ironwood. Church, Ironwood. area74.org. Aurora Athletic Club, Ironwood; 1-2 area74.org. DOVE Support Group, noon-2 p.m., Pioneer Park Apartments, Finnish Language Classes, p.m. 906-932-4990. Ironwood; 10 a.m.-noon and 1-3 beginners 3 p.m., advanced 4 p.m., Ironwood/Hurley Rotary Club, p.m., GOCAA, 100 S. Mill St., Little Finland, Kimball, Wis. 12:15 p.m., Elk and Hound Restau- Bessemer. 906-667-0283. Alcoholics Anonymous, 6 rant, Ironwood. Pickleball, 9-11 a.m., Hurley p.m., Our Lady of Peace Catholic Iron County Veterans Service High School Tennis Courts. Church, Ironwood. area74.org. Officer, 1-3 p.m., Mercer, Wis., Gogebic County Veterans Ser- Aurora Club, 6 p.m. monthly Town Hall. 715-561-2190. vice Officer, 10:30-11:30 a.m., membership, Aurora Club, Iron- Wakefield American Legion, Wakefield City Hall; 1-2 p.m., wood. 5:30 p.m. Auxiliary, 6 p.m. regular Watersmeet Township; 2:45-3:15 Harbortown AA, 7:30 p.m. EDT, meeting, post, Wakefield. p.m., Marenisco Township. 906- Ontonagon United Methodist Red Devil Booster Club, 6 667-1110. Church basement, next to Holiday p.m., room 205, Luther L. Wright K- Alcoholics Anonymous, noon, gas station, Ontonagon. 12 School, Ironwood. Salem Lutheran Church, Ironwood. area74.org. Narcotics Anonymous, 7 p.m., area74.org. Methamphetamine ETC, 8 Salem Lutheran Church, Ironwood. Grief Support Group, 1 to 2:30 p.m., support group, Woodland area74.org. p.m., all welcome, Dr. Kate Hospice Church, Ironwood. 906-285-2813 Alcoholics Anonymous, 7:30 office, 1571 Highway 51 North in or methetc.web.com. p.m., Sharon Lutheran Church, Arbor Vitae. Government Bessemer. area74.org. Grief Support Group, 2 p.m., Iron County Human Services Government The Inn Bed and Breakfast, Mon- Board, 4 p.m., courthouse, Hurley. Wakefield Housing Commis- treal, Wis. 906-663-0308. Gogebic-Iron County Airport sion, 9 a.m., Sunset Manor com- Submitted photo ReGeneration Youth, 5:30-6:45 Board, 4:30 p.m., at the airport. munity room, 200 Pierce St., Wake- MEMBERS OF Midland Services present a check for $16,527 to members of the Hurley Education Foundation p.m., ages 10-11; Relentless Youth, Ironwood City Commission field. before the Hurley-West Iron County football game. Pictured are, from left, Sarah Rhenlund and Tammie Bar- 7-9 p.m., ages 12-18; Lighthouse Work Session, 4:30 p.m., Memori- Bessemer Area Sewer Author- tels of Midland Services, Norene Gilbertson and Bridgette Nasi. Cash for Kids is a program by Midland Ser- Faith Center, Ironwood. al Building, Ironwood. ity, 4:30 p.m., Bessemer City Hall. vices that benefits Hurley K-12 education. When a customer buys something at the Hurley Midland store and Alcoholics Anonymous, 6:30 Gogebic County Road Com- Gogebic County Board, 5 p.m., says “Cash for Kids,” part of the purchase price is donated to the Hurley K-12 school. This program has result- p.m., First Presbyterian Church, mission, 5 p.m., road commission courthouse, Bessemer. ed in Midland donating as much as $32,000 in a single year and more than $100,000 over the life of the pro- Hurley. area74.org. office, courthouse, Bessemer. Erwin Township Board, 6:30 Ironwood Township Board, p.m., Erwin Township Hall. gram. This year the money has helped fund upgrades to computerized Smart Boards, exercise equipment Klassic Kruisers Car Club, and Northwoods Manufacturing tech ed equipment. 6:30 p.m., Golden Dragon, Iron- 5:30 p.m., Ironwood Township Thursday, Sept. 15 wood. offices. Ironwood Masonic Lodge 389, Wakefield City Council, 5:30 Pickleball, 9-11 a.m., Hurley 7:30 p.m., at the Masonic building. p.m., City Hall. High School Tennis Courts. Government Ironwood City Commission, Gogebic County Veterans Ser- Bessemer Housing Commis- 5:30 p.m., Ironwood Memorial vice Officer, 10:30-11:30 a.m., Marilyn’s ‘Happy Birthday’ gown sion, 8 a.m., Executive Director’s Building. Wakefield City Hall; 1-2 p.m., Office, 709 West Iron Street, Tuesday, Sept. 13 Watersmeet Township; 2:45-3:15 Bessemer. p.m., Marenisco Township. 906- going to auction in the fall Ojibway Correctional Facility Pickleball, 9-11 a.m., Ironwood 667-1110. Community Liaison Committee, Memorial Building. Alcoholics Anonymous, noon, NEW YORK (AP) — The cal,” said Julien’s president A sheer black beaded and 9 a.m., Ojibway Correctional Facili- Gogebic County Veterans Ser- Salem Lutheran Church, Ironwood. flesh-colored, skin-tight bead- Darren Julien. sequined dress from the movie ty, Marenisco. vice Officer, 9:30-11:30 a.m., Iron- area74.org. ed gown Marilyn Monroe wore The dress was first pur- “Some Like it Hot” also is for Gogebic County Land Bank wood Memorial Building. 906-667- Grief Support Group, 2 p.m., during her breathless rendi- chased 17 years ago at sale. Authority, 3:30 p.m., Gogebic 1110. The Inn Bed and Breakfast, Mon- County Courthouse, Bessemer. Friends of the Mercer Public treal, Wis. 906-663-0308. tion of “Happy Birthday” to Christie’s auction by the late Prior to the sale, the custom- Gogebic County Road Com- Library, 10 a.m., library, Mercer, Mended Hearts and Diabetes President John F. Kennedy is financier Martin Zweig, who made “Happy Birthday Mr. mission, 5 p.m., Courthouse, Wis. Support Group, 2 p.m., Aspirus going on the auction block this kept it in a climate-controlled President” dress will be show- Bessemer. Tiny Tot Story Hour, 10 a.m., Grand View Hospital conference fall. display case at his Pierre Hotel cased at MANA Contemporary Ironwood Parks and Recre- Wakefield Public Library. area, Ironwood. 906-932-2443. Julien’s Auctions is offering penthouse in New York. It is in Jersey City, New Jersey, as ation Committee, 5:30 p.m., meet- Alcoholics Anonymous, noon, Bessemer Area Historical the sequined stunner at a sale being sold by his estate. part of an exhibition focusing on ing, Conference Room 1, second Salem Lutheran Church, Ironwood. Society, 2 p.m., 403 Sophie St., in Los Angeles on Nov. 17. “She called it skin and Monroe as an artist, from Sept. floor, Memorial Building, Ironwood. area74.org. Bessemer. The auction house believes beads,” said Julien of the gown. 25 through Oct. 22. It will Town of Carey, 6 p.m. Carey Ironwood Kiwanis Club, noon, ReGeneration Youth, 5:30-6:45 the gown could fetch $2 million And because the dress “was include some of her watercolors Town Hall. Golden Dragon. New members p.m., ages 10-11; Relentless Youth, to $3 million. sewn on Marilyn Monroe, Zweig and handwritten poems, which Gogebic Range Water Author- welcome. 7-9 p.m., ages 12-18; Lighthouse ity Board, 6:30 p.m., Bessemer Bessemer American Legion Faith Center, Ironwood. The sultry actress wore the had it professionally mounted will be sold by Julien’s. Township Hall. Post 27, 5 p.m., American Legion, Alcoholics Anonymous, 6:30 barely-there dress at Kennedy’s on a mannequin. It’s never been The dress also will travel out- Friday, Sept. 9 Bessemer. p.m., First Presbyterian Church, 45th birthday celebration at off it, and is immaculately pre- side of the United States for the Ironwood American Legion Hurley. area74.org. Madison Square Garden on May served.” first time for an exhibition at Double Trouble, 11 a.m.-12:30 Post 5, 5:30 p.m. dinner, 6:30 p.m. Gogebic County Council of 19, 1962. Made of silk gauze The dress was last sold at the Museum of Style Icons in p.m., Serenity Center, Ironwood. meeting, Memorial Building, Legion Veteran Affairs, 6:30 p.m., Besse- and covered in thousands of auction in 1999 for $1.26 mil- Newbridge, Ireland, from Oct. Mercer Food Pantry, noon-1 club room. mer VFW. rhinestone beads and sequins, lion, the highest auction price 29 through Nov. 6. p.m., Railroad Street, Mercer, Wis. Wakefield VFW Post 9084, Knights of Columbus Council the Jean Louis dress was so for a Monroe dress to date. “This is the last auction of Emergencies: 715-476-7655. Ladies Auxiliary, VFW Post, 6 1396, 6:30 p.m. social meeting, KC form-fitting that Monroe had to The dress is among some its kind. When she died Mari- p.m.; lunch, 5:30 p.m. Hall, Ironwood. Alcoholics Anonymous/Al- be sewn into it. 1,300 Monroe artifacts being lyn Monroe left everything to Gathering, Participating and Wakefield Chamber of Com- Anon, noon, Salem Lutheran She died less than three offered by Julien’s over three Lee Strasberg,” said Julien. Church, Ironwood. area74.org. Supporting, 6 p.m., developmental merce, 6 p.m., Wakefield Municipal disability advocacy group, Commu- Building. months later of an overdose of days. They include items from “We have the final of his Harbortown AA, 7:30 p.m. EDT, sleeping pills at age 36. the estate of Monroe’s acting estate items as they relate to Ontonagon United Methodist nity Mental Health, Wakefield. 906- Government Church basement, next to Holiday 229-6170. Aging Unit of Iron County Kennedy died the following coach Lee Strasberg and from Marilyn Monroe. It’s literally gas station, Ontonagon. Alcoholics Anonymous, 7 Board of Directors, 9 a.m., Hurley year. David Gainsborough-Roberts, a going to be the last opportuni- area74.org. p.m., Episcopal Church of the Senior Center, Hurley. The custom-made, one-of-a- British collector believed to ty to ever experience a Mari- Alcoholics Anonymous, 7:30 Transfiguration, Ironwood. Friday, Sept. 16 kind dress is “not only Holly- have the largest private collec- lyn Monroe auction like this p.m., Our Lady of Peace Catholic area74.org. wood, but political and histori- tion of Monroe costumes. again.” Church, Ironwood. area74.org. Christian Men of the North- Gogebic Conservation Dis- land, 6:30 p.m. dinner, 7:30 p.m. Saturday, Sept. 10 trict, 10 a.m., Natural Resource meeting, Golden Dragon, Iron- Center, Bessemer. wood. Community Pickleball Pad- Double Trouble, 11 a.m.-12:30 Government p.m., Serenity Center, Ironwood. Children’s author, illustrator of Llama Llama stories dies dlers, 8:30-11:30 a.m., Mercer Iron County Forestry and School gymnasium. 715-776-4588. Mercer Food Pantry, noon-1 Parks Committee, 2 p.m., Forestry p.m., Railroad Street, Mercer, Wis. MONTPELIER, Vt. (AP) — times was a hit with critics and human,” and the act enables the Harding Club, 1 p.m., club conference room, Hurley. Best-selling children’s book readers alike. It began a series of child “to see the world through house, Bessemer Township. Emergencies: 715-476-7655. Montreal City Council, 5:30 Alcoholics Anonymous/Al- author and illustrator Anna stories that grew to more than 10 someone else’s eyes,” she wrote. Alcoholics Anonymous, 7 p.m., city hall. p.m., Salem Lutheran Church, Iron- Anon, noon, Salem Lutheran Dewdney, who gained fame with titles with more than 10 million Born in New York and raised Town of Pence, 6 p.m., Pence, Church, Ironwood. area74.org. her series of Llama Llama sto- copies combined. Publishers in Englewood, New Jersey, wood. area74.org. Wis., Town Hall. Scrabble at the Mercer ries, has died at age 50. Weekly reported that Netflix is Dewdney graduated with a bach- Sunday, Sept. 11 Hurley City Council, 6:30 p.m., Library, 2:30-4:30 p.m., Mercer, Dewdney, who had a 15-month developing an animated Llama elor’s degree in art from Wes- city hall. Wis., Public Library. 715-476- Alcoholics Anonymous, 1 Kimball Town Board, 6:30 battle with brain cancer, died Llama series due out next year. leyan University. She worked as 2366. Saturday at her home in Chester, Dewdney also was a well- a waitress, a rural mail carrier p.m., closed meeting, Salem p.m., Kimball, Wis., Community Harbortown AA, 7:30 p.m. EDT, Lutheran Church, Ironwood. Center. Ontonagon United Methodist publisher Penguin Young Read- known advocate for children’s lit- and a daycare provider and Alcoholics Anonymous, 7:30 Wednesday, Sept. 14 Church basement, next to Holiday ers said. eracy. She published a 2013 opin- taught art and history at a board- p.m., Sharon Lutheran Church, gas station, Ontonagon. “The entire Penguin Young ion piece for The Wall Street ing school before gaining success Bessemer. area74.org. Christian Men of the North- area74.org. Readers family is heartbroken,” Journal in which she wrote that as a children’s book illustrator Monday, Sept. 12 land, 6:30 a.m., Uptown Cafe, Iron- Alcoholics Anonymous, Jen Loja, president of Penguin “empathy is as important as liter- and author. wood. 7:30 p.m., Our Lady of Peace Young Readers, said in a state- acy” when introducing children to In lieu of a funeral, Dewdney Gogebic County Human Ser- Mentoring of Moms, 9-10:30 Catholic Church, Ironwood. ment. “And as we grieve, we also reading. By reading with a child, asked that people read to chil- vices Agency Board, 9 a.m., a.m., Range Community Bible area74.org. celebrate Anna’s life, in dedicat- “we are teaching that child to be dren, Penguin said. ing ourselves to carrying forward Briefs her mission of putting books into A Wakefield VFW Post 9084 sponsored event as many little hands as possible.” Aging Unit to hold pancake Ironwood by Monday, Sept. 19. begin at 5 p.m. Dewdney began to gain suc- Oktoberfest fundraiser Sunday Sunday’s activities include a cess in the 1990s as the illustra- Bruce Crossing church to communion worship service with tor of “The Peppermint Race,” by At the Wakefield VFW HURLEY — The Aging Unit celebrate 100 years Pastor Charles Maikkula at 1 Dian Curtis Regan, and other of Iron County will be holding a p.m, followed by dinner and fel- children’s books. She gained her BRUCE CROSSING — The Friday, 9 September 2016 pancake breakfast fundraiser lowship at 3 p.m. Sunday con- greatest success with the series Bruce Crossing Apostolic Sunday, Sept. 11, from 8:30 a.m. cludes with a worship service at that began with the 2005 launch Lutheran Church will be cele- to 12:30 p.m., at the Iron County 5 p.m., with pastor Jesse Aho, of “Llama Llama Red Pajama.” Ceremonial tapping of the first Keg brating 100 years on Saturday, Senior Center. followed by coffee and fellowship. That story of Baby Llama’s dif- Enjoy our Fish & Chicken Buffet Sept. 17, and Sunday, Sept. 18. ficulties getting to sleep at bed- Activities on Saturday begin 4:00 pm - 8:00 pm Flowers, statues to be with an open house with cake removed from cemetary and coffee at 1 p.m., followed by Music starts at 6:00 pm provided by IRONWOOD — All flower a history presentation. 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The first es politics at Northeastern University in actual balloting was almost exactly seven Boston, said in an interview, “there are a Larry Holcombe, Managing Editor months ago. The two presidential tickets have bunch of states that were supposed to be red been fixed for about 45 days. And yet custom but might not be so red this time.” holds that the official start to the 2016 general One leading indicator of the shifting geogra- election is Monday. A weary country wonders: David phy of American politics: This summer, Clin- In Their Opinion Hasn’t this been going on forever? Shribman ton even campaigned in Nebraska, which And yet since that first debate, mighty voted Republican in 18 of the last 19 elections, Mandates, good or Republican oaks have fallen in the political for- the only exception since 1936 being the Gold- est, new extremes in campaign rhetoric have water debacle. So forbidding to Democrats is it been reached, old traditions in campaign com- that, in his first 410 weeks as president, Bill bad, still need funding portment have been breached — and Ameri- standing alliance with this voting group. Clinton visited every state but Nebraska, cans have expended more emotion arguing Trump’s fortunes depend in large measure on In 2006, Michigan lawmakers passed House Bill 5240 touching down there only 42 days before leav- over this election than perhaps at any other his ability to mobilize these voters and perhaps ing office. and Gov. Jennifer Granholm signed it into law. Public Act time in our history. to expand their numbers without alienating Moreover, the latest polls in Georgia, which 85 of 2006 set new standards for speed limits on state, However it turns out, November’s election traditional Republicans, 52 percent of whom Republicans have carried seven of the last county and local roads, and specified that speed limits will be a historical turning point, perhaps end- preferred another candidate and who may still eight elections, show a dead heat. There’s also could not deviate from those standards unless authorities ing the male domination of the White House be cool to Trump. a blistering race in Arizona, Goldwater’s home had sound, scientific, evidence-based reasons for doing so that has prevailed for more than two and a — The geographical gap. Great changes in state. It has voted Republican in 15 of the last — and the documentation to back it up. quarter centuries, perhaps sweeping into office the geography of American politics are always 16 elections, and Romney carried the state by In short, speed limits cannot be arbitrary. They have to a businessman-president with no political underway, but seldom as starkly as they are a comfortable 53-44 percent margin. Clinton is be based on the design of the roadway, its surroundings experience but unmatched personal celebrity today. running strong there. and driver behavior. and wealth. West Virginia provides a dramatic example. The two candidates are giving unusual The law seems reasonable — except for two things. As we approach the Labor Day starting line, Back in 1988, Democratic nominee Gov. attention to New Hampshire, which voted reli- First are Anthony Owen and Ionia County District four important gaps need to be recognized and Michael S. Dukakis of Massachusetts easily ably Republican in nine of the 10 elections Judge Raymond Voet. Owen was stopped for driving 43 assessed. These are essential to understanding carried the state with 52 percent of the vote. A between 1948 and 1988 (with the 1964 Gold- mph on a road in Ionia County that had a posted speed the American passage this year, and how they quarter-century later, in 2012, another Mas- water exception), but has voted Democratic in limit of 25 mph. The police officers who stopped him soon play out will be essential in determining who sachusetts governor, this time a Republican, four of the last five elections. Trump visited discovered he was doing more than exceeding the posted occupies the White House next January. They Mitt Romney, carried West Virginia with more Manchester only two weeks ago, where aides speed limit. Owen was charged with alcohol and firearms are: than 62 percent of the vote — a higher per- scheduled 23 events across the state — 10 of violations. — The satisfaction gap. This gap is not as centage than he received in blood-red Alabama them in Dunkin’ Donuts stores, the favored or Mississippi. Voet dismissed the charges because the traffic stop was yawning as commentators believe. Some 60 meeting place and coffee shop of New England percent of Democrats are satisfied that former At play there: the changing fortunes of coal — for a “Weekend of Action.” illegal. Because the village of Saranac had no reason to and strong feelings about guns, both of which set the speed limit at 25 mph, and had not documented a Secretary of State Hillary Clinton is their nom- That’s a lot of effort for four electoral votes, inee, as compared with the 45 percent of are to the Republicans’ advantage, especially but, then again, had Vice President Al Gore study, the proper limit according to Public Act 85 was 55 in the wake of Barack Obama’s advocacy of mph. Since Owen wasn’t speeding, police had no reason to Republicans who feel that way about Manhat- invested that kind of time in the Granite State tan businessman Donald J. Trump, according gun-control measures and Clinton’s comments he would have been the 43rd president and the stop him. to the latest Wall Street Journal/NBC News suggesting coal mining was doomed. phrase “hanging chads” would have the obscu- Second, before Voet issued his ruling, the only person poll. These kinds of transitions are underway rity it otherwise richly deserves. who seemed to know about Public Act 85 was Owen’s Ordinarily such a gap might mean a disas- within states as well, sometimes to the — Authenticity gap. He seems so; she does- lawyer. ter for the candidate lagging in party satisfac- Democrats’ advantage. In Montgomery Coun- n’t. Times Herald reporter Sydney Smith has checked with tion, and it is possible that that condition will ty, Pennsylvania, outside Philadelphia, Vice No one doubts that Trump is an authentic local and county authorities in the Blue Water Area and prevail, imperiling the candidacy of Trump. President George H.W. Bush easily defeated character on the stump — too much so, some it appears that none of them has set a speed limit based But this political year is different from any Dukakis, taking 60 percent of the vote in 1988. Republicans worry — while Clinton seldom on the law’s criteria. None of them has made an evidence- other, in part because of the gap that follows: Romney, the GOP nominee in 2012, didn’t shows the raucous sense of humor and deep based decision regarding the speed of travel on a road or — The partisanship gap. This political sea- come close. Indeed, Obama took Montgomery humanity that her longtime associates attest street. And none has a report you can read justifying a son has seen the most dramatic transforma- County with nearly the same vote (about 57 she possesses and that others find difficult to speed limit. tion of partisanship assumptions since 1980, percent) as Bush won 24 years earlier. believe. That seems like nonfeasance. when Ronald Reagan drew legions of Such long-term changes are in train every- He seems loose; she seems tense. He shuns It’s not that simple, however. Democrats to his GOP candidacy, and perhaps where, and the unusual profile of Trump adds the briefing books; she devours them. He has The law — basing speed limits on science, data, evi- since 1936, when President Franklin Delano new wrinkles to the map. He could lose the no filters; she measures every word. Overall, dence — is a good idea. But even good ideas have to be Roosevelt’s landslide victory over Republican GOP redoubts of Utah and Idaho (both Repub- all of this is a Trump advantage — until it paid for. Public Act 85 of 2006 is another mandate from Gov. Alf Landon of Kansas sealed a vital shift lican in every election since 1952 with the isn’t. the same state government that long ago broke its in the American political profile. exception of the 1964 Barry Goldwater deba- David M. Shribman is executive editor of cle) because of his attacks against Romney, promise to share revenues with local government. Study- The reason: Trump’s appeal to blue-collar the Post-Gazette (dshribman@post- voters, who have sided with him in astonishing which did not play well in the two states with gazette.com, 412 263-1890). Follow him on ing roads and resetting speed limits for every road would the largest blocs of Mormons. be costly. Our towns can’t afford it. numbers, fracturing the Democrats’ long- Twitter at ShribmanPG. At the same time, the law handcuffs cities and counties to a state formula that might not be valid for every street. If the Legislature demands to own the speed limits, it Today in history should own the potholes, too. — Port Huron Times Herald The Associated Press Today’s Highlights in History On Sept. 8, 1966, the science-fic- tion series “Star Trek” premiered on NBC; the situation comedy “That Girl,” Legislators starring Marlo Thomas, debuted on ABC. On this date Michigan Wisconsin In 1565, a Spanish expedition Gov. Rick Snyder, P.O. Box Gov. Scott Walker, 115 East established the first permanent 30013, Lansing, MI 48909, phone Capitol, Madison, WI 53702, phone European settlement in North Amer- 517-373-3400, online contact page: 608-266-1212, online contact page: ica at present-day St. Augustine, michigan.gov/snyder. walker.wi.gov. Florida. Sen. Debbie Stabenow, D- Sen. Ron Johnson, R-Wis., 328 In 1761, Britain’s King George III Mich., 731 Hart Senate Office Build- Hart Senate Office Building, Wash- married Princess Charlotte of Meck- ing, Washington, DC 20510, phone ington, DC 20510, phone 202-224- lenburg-Strelitz a few hours after 202-224-4822, online contact page: 5323, online contact page: ronjohn- meeting her for the first time. stabenow.senate.gov. son.senate.gov. In 1892, an early version of “The Sen. Gary Peters, D-Mich., 724 Sen. Tammy Baldwin, D-Wis., Pledge of Allegiance,” written by Hart Senate Office Building, Wash- 717 Hart Senate Office Building, Francis Bellamy, appeared in “The ington, DC 20510, phone 202-224- Washington, DC 20510, phone 202- Youth’s Companion.” 6221, online contact page: 224-5653; online contact page: bald- In 1900, Galveston, Texas, was struck by a hurricane that killed an Japan was signed by 49 nations in tional Airport, killing all 132 people singer Neko Case is 46. TV person- peters.senate.gov. win.senate.gov. San Francisco. on board. ality Brooke Burke-Charvet is 45. U.S. Rep. Dan Benishek, R- U.S. Rep. Sean Duffy, R-Ash- estimated 8,000 people. In 1921, Margaret Gorman, 16, of In 1974, President Gerald R. Ford Today’s Birthdays Actor Martin Freeman is 45. Actor Crystal Falls, 514 Cannon House land, 1208 Longworth House Office granted a “full, free, and absolute Ventriloquist Willie Tyler is 76. David Arquette is 45. TV-radio per- Office Building, Washington, DC Building, Washington, DC 20515, Washington, D.C., was crowned the first “Miss America” in Atlantic City, pardon” to former President Richard Sen. Bernie Sanders, I-Vt., is 75. sonality Kennedy is 44. Rock musi- 20515, phone 202-225-4735, online phone 202-225-3365, online contact Nixon covering his entire term in Actor Alan Feinstein is 75. Pop cian Richard Hughes (Keane) is 41. contact page: benishek.house.gov. page: duffy.house.gov. New Jersey. In 1935, Sen. Huey P. Long, D- office. singer Sal Valentino (The Beau Actor Larenz Tate is 41. Actor State Sen. Tom Casperson, R- State Sen. Janet Bewley, D- In 1985, Pete Rose of the Cincin- Brummels) is 74. Author Ann Beattie Nathan Corddry is 39. Rhythm-and- Escanaba, 705 Farnum Building, Ashland, 126 South, State Capitol, La., was shot and mortally wounded inside the Louisiana State Capitol; nati Reds tied Ty Cobb’s career is 69. Cajun singer Zachary Richard blues singer Pink is 37. Singer-song- P.O. Box 30036, Lansing, MI 48909, P.O. Box 7882, Madison, WI 53707, he died two days later. (The record for hits, singling for hit num- is 66. Musician Will Lee is 64. writer Eric Hutchinson is 36. Actor phone 517-373-7840, online contact phone 608-266-3510, online contact assailant was identified as Dr. Carl ber 4,191 during a game against the Actress Heather Thomas is 59. Jonathan Taylor Thomas is 35. Rap- page: senatortomcasperson.com. page: legis.wisconsin.gov/sen- Weiss, who was gunned down by Cubs in Chicago. Singer Aimee Mann is 56. Pop musi- per Wiz Khalifa is 29. Dance music State Rep. Scott Dianda, D- ate/25.bewley. Long’s bodyguards.) In 1986, “The Oprah Winfrey cian David Steele (Fine Young Can- artist AVICII is 27. Calumet, S-1489 House Office State Rep. Beth Meyers, D-Bay- In 1941, the 900-day Siege of Show” began the first of 25 seasons nibals) is 56. Actor Thomas Thought for Today Building, P.O. Box 30014, Lansing, field, 409 North, State Capitol, P.O. 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PUBLISHER EXECUTIVE ASSISTANT/ACCOUNTING DAILY GLOBE Sue Mizell Jenna Martilla yourdailyglobe.com MANAGING EDITOR CIRCULATION Award Winning Newspaper Larry Holcombe Marissa Casari USPS 269-980 ADVERTISING DIRECTOR LEAD PRESS Published daily Monday - Saturday Heidi Ofstad Bill Westerman (except Memorial Day, Independence Day, Labor Day, Thanksgiving, Christmas and New Year’s Day) Periodicals postage paid at Ironwood, MI 49938 POSTMASTER – Send changes of addresses to: The Daily Globe, P.O. Box 548, 118 E. McLeod Ave., Ironwood, MI 49938 906-932-2211 • 800-236-2887 • Fax 906-932-5358 THE DAILY GLOBE • YOURDAILYGLOBE.COM THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 8, 2016 l 5 AREA / STATE ly least impacted by the storm, Fish Lawson said, with the damage increasing downstream. MNRC meets “Habitat didn’t seem to change a whole lot (in the head- From page 1 waters), neither did the fish pop- es contained slightly fewer fish ulations,” he said. “As you go today at GCC following the large flood event, downstream, into some of the but we’re close to pre-flood num- larger systems that have had a IRONWOOD — An overview bers and for the most part, these few tributaries up stream, those of storm damage in the Upper systems as a whole looked pretty streams — like Vaughn Creek for Peninsula is on the agenda for good.” example, or Devils Creek — today’s regular meeting of the The population estimates are those streams we saw (an Michigan Natural Resources based on a survey DNR staff con- increase in damage).” Committee at Gogebic Commu- ducted in various locations While the loss of shoreline nity College. beginning July 23 and running vegetation could have future The meeting will be in the through mid-August. impacts, such as erosion and less David Lindquist Student Center, Lawson said the population bug production resulting in a beginning with a 1 p.m. session counts were conducted via elec- declining food source; Lawson of the Policy Committee on tro-fishing, using backpack and said studies showed the biggest Wildlife and Fisheries. The com- barge shockers to stun the fish so impact on fish populations are mittee will receive a status they could be counted. during and immediately after the report on U.P. brook trout Submitted photo Given the rarity of major storm — such as the actual loss streams with a 10-fish daily WISCONSIN DEPARTMENT of Natural Resources Fisheries Biologist Zach Lawson displays a brook trout that storms, Lawson said there wasn’t of fish. creel limit, updates on a preda- survived the July flooding in Ashland and Iron counties. A survey of the fish populations in rivers impacted much data to compare the num- “There might be some changes tor-prey study and the Yellow- by the flooding indicate the fish populations emerged from the July storm and floods fairly healthy. bers to. but most studies have shown the stone River closure. “These flooding events are trophic events. river that has the power to move area and adding debris for in- largest impacts are felt immediate- The committee of the whole extremely rare to begin with, so “However, in the case of the a dwelling, or tear towering trees stream habitat, while removing ly during or very shortly after these meets at 2 p.m., beginning with documentation of fish population Ashland/Iron county systems, from nearby stream banks,” he vegetation from the shoreline flooding events,” Lawson said. Department of Natural Resources response to those events are not only is there plenty of adult wrote. “While it seems impossi- often used for cover. Above all, Lawson cautioned Director Keith Creagh’s report, actually pretty rare themselves,” ‘seed’ to carry the population; we ble, we must remember these “While it kind of cleaned out against reading too much into including updates on parks and Lawson said. shouldn’t have many missing species have evolved in these the stream channel, creating the results of a specific location, trails, U.P. storm damage and The few case studies out there year classes since it appears that high-gradient and flashy envi- quality spawning habitat in a lot saying the researchers tried to forestry programs. showed fish populations usually plenty of juveniles survived flood ronments for millions of years, of areas, at the same time you’ve get to a lot of locations — leading The education program at were significantly harmed by conditions.” and as such, have the capacity to got erosion of stream bank and to smaller sample sizes to extrap- Porcupine Mountains Wilder- flooding, Lawson said. Further encouraging cope with both extreme and the near-shore areas,” Lawson olate into larger systems. Some ness State Park will also be dis- “Many studies have shown researchers was the fact there rapidly changing environments.” told the Daily Globe Wednesday. areas produced higher numbers cussed. large flooding events will reduce was poor visibility in the water, The storm also may have had “Along with that, a lot of the veg- after the storm, some lower — The committee also will densities of adult fish and com- meaning there were likely more a mixed impact on the fish habi- etation that was near shore is but Lawson said the key was to receive presentations on a poten- pletely wipe out younger year trout than counted. tats in the county, according to now placed in the stream. You’ve look at the data as a whole. tial land exchange with a mining classes,” Lawson wrote in his In his summary, Lawson par- Lawson. kind of got a lot of new in-stream “It’s representative of what’s company in the U.P., and reports summary. “In (previous studies) tially credited evolution for the He said the storm had both habitat at the expense of all that there ... the take-home message from the U.P. habitat work the ‘seed’ or remaining adult pop- high survival rates. positive and negative impacts on near-shore (vegetation).” is (the populations) are similar group and the Western U.P. Cit- ulations will take three to six “It s hard to believe that a 2.5- the waterways — exposing The headwater areas of the (to what existed before the izens Advisory Council. years to fully recover from catas- inch fish can survive in a raging bedrock beneficial as a spawning streams and rivers were general- storm),” he said. Following the committee of the whole, the NRC will receive public comments. Homeownership director, said no Following public comments, Demo one received the full amount Plea deal ahead on Mercer drug counts Creagh is scheduled to consider requested because applications an order restricting use of motor- for funding were twice the num- By RALPH ANSAMI they are likely to reach a plea the Eau Claire and Chippewa ized vehicles on three U.P. Grouse ber expected. [email protected] agreement on the numerous Falls area. Enhanced Management sites. From page 1 Ishpeming, in partnership HURLEY — A preliminary charges, and the preliminary Her $2,500 cash bond was con- MNRC member John tinue the program. with the Marquette County Land hearing was continued Tuesday hearing was delayed. verted to a signature bond and Matonich, a Bessemer native, In the latest grant award, the Bank Authority, received a in Iron County Court for a Mer- Kohegyi is also charged with modified so she could attend the said the regular meeting of the Michigan Homeowner Assis- $250,000 grant. cer woman who faces several at least three counts of bail treatment facility. Earlier, Kohe- NRC will begin immediately tance Nonprofit Housing Corpo- Lawmakers reacted to the charges, including two counts of jumping and stalking, according gyi was restricted to house arrest after the public commentary. ration announced more than grant news Wednesday. illegal drug delivery. to court records. at her parents’ residence and she He said people who are inter- $11.7 million to 10 cities and State Rep. Scott Dianda, D- Alexandria Kohegyi, 22, was The plea agreement will could leave only for “health, edu- ested in addressing the NRC can counties across Michigan. Calumet, said, “By demolishing represented in court by her attor- address all of the court case files. cation and welfare.” sign up at the meeting and they MSHDA Executive Director these structures, we will be one ney, Joseph Hoffman. Kohegyi was not in court Hoffman said she has found a will get a three-minute slot of time. Kevin Elsenheimer said, “These step closer to stabilizing property Special prosecutor Daniel Tuesday. Court records show she job, however, that would pay her funds can help local governments values and improving the health Johns and Hoffman told Iron has been involved with a drug $20 an hour if the bail conditions and partners stabilize their and welfare of our neighbor- County Judge Patrick Madden and alcohol treatment facility in can be modified. neighborhoods and improve hoods. It would require a signifi- Watersmeet property values.” cant number of more resources to Lottery U.S. Sen. 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But Apple would event. last year’s iPhones were “mod- revive demand for its top-selling clearly prefer to push consumers Apple has previously reduced est” overall. The dual-lens cam- 26, 2016. product and nudge consumers to make the leap into what it the number of ports in its popu- era in the iPhone 7 Plus may be Born in Chicago in 1934 to the late Edwin Henry and Ruth closer to its vision of a wireless envisions as a “wireless future.” lar line of MacBook computers, impressive, he said, but it’s only Debus, Dave was lovingly raised by his Aunt Esther and Uncle world. “The reason to move on is while encouraging people to use available in the larger and more Joe F. Ilg Jr. That’s a world where, in courage,” said Philip Schiller, wireless services for transferring expensive phone, limiting its David was a retired U.S. Air Force colonel with a passion for Apple’s view, consumers will use Apple’s senior vice president of files and streaming data. By pro- appeal. his family, his garden and pipe organs. Throughout his life, he the same wireless ear buds to worldwide marketing, who spoke moting wireless ear buds, ana- “Smartphone advancements exemplified grace, honesty and kindness. He shift seamlessly from listening to during the company’s fall prod- lysts say, Apple may also hope to are slowing down as the market was a gentle and humble soul who loved his music on their iPhone to talking uct event. “The courage to move get more people using streaming is maturing, so minor things like family dearly. with their Apple Watch and on and do something new that services on the Apple Watch as look and feel get more attention,” Dave and his soul mate, Claudia, met in other gadgets made by the Cali- will benefit all of us.” well. O’Donnell said, pointing out how 1956 and were married in 1957. Dave was an fornia tech giant. As part of the transition, Apple spent several minutes of avid supporter of his children’s and grandchil- The iPhone 7 and 7 Plus Apple also is introducing wire- its presentation extolling the dren’s endeavors. He and Claudia enjoyed APPLE’S CHALLENGE unveiled Wednesday come with a less “AirPods” that will sell for The company is trying to virtues of an optional “jet black” many band concerts, soccer games and dance faster processor, longer battery $160. They’re powered by an reverse its first decline in iPhone finish for the new phones. competitions throughout their years together. life and better cameras — includ- Apple-designed processor and sales since the company’s late Other smartphone makers are Dave loved all kinds of music. Dave regaled ing a new dual lens system in the special software that Schiller founder, Steve Jobs, unveiled the also having trouble dazzling con- us with numerous funny stories of his days pricier 7 Plus model that pro- said will let users easily sync trendsetting device in 2007. It’s sumers with new advances. But David L. Debus playing the saxophone in various bands in his 1934 — 2016 vides higher quality zooming. the wireless buds to their also seen a drop in demand for Forrester Research analyst Julie youth. One of Dave’s most enjoyable hobbies But the new phones won’t have iPhone, Apple Watch and other the Apple Watch since its intro- Ask figures consumers will was gardening. With meticulous care, he duction last year. the analog headphone jack that’s Apple devices. Apple is also appreciate the faster chip and planted, weeded, re-arranged and created a been a staple for decades in just promising a new line of high-end While the company sold near- other improvements once they haven of flowers, azaleas and trees in his back- about every consumer electronics wireless speakers from its Beats ly 92 million iPhones in the first try the new iPhones. And she’s device that can play audio. division. six months of this year, that’s not worried about any backlash yard. His gardens included numerous bird Apple is betting its legions of Getting rid of the 3.5 millime- about 15 percent fewer than the over elimination of the hardware feeders that included a wide array of defenses loyal fans will embrace the shift ter headphone jack helped Apple same period last year. Industry jack. against the devious squirrels trying to eat the Veteran to digital headsets that use wire- make room for a second iPhone analysts say the iPhone 6S and “Apple has a very long history bird food. He had a quiet sense of humor, was less connections. Or — if they speaker designed for playing 6S Plus, which Apple introduced of removing features we all well read and loved his Green Bay Packers. insist on sticking with their old stereo sound. The iPhone 7 is last fall, didn’t offer many com- thought were necessary, and Dave was a beloved husband, father, grandfather and ways — that they won’t mind also water resistant, a popular pelling new features over the then convincing us that we didn’t friend, who will be missed immensely. using a new style of earbuds that feature that rivals such as Sam- previous year’s models. need them,” said Ask, noting that A graduate of the U.S. Naval Academy, he was commis- plug into the iPhone’s “Light- sung Electronics have already With the iPhone 7 and 7 Plus, Apple paved the way in phasing sioned an Air Force officer in June 1956, and served in the Air ning” charging port. introduced in some phones. Apple may face a similar chal- out the use of floppy discs and Force 27 years. During that time, he served in Newfoundland, Schiller portrayed the move to lenge. optical drives in computers. Canada, with the 323rd Fighter Interceptor Squadron; the Air drop the headphone jack as a Apple delivered virtually all “Three months later, it will be, Force Space Systems Division in Los Angeles; two tours at the CUTTINGThe redesigned THE CORD earbuds — step toward improving user expe- the features that had been ‘Why did we ever have that?’” Air Force Aeronautical Systems Division at Wright-Patterson Air Force Base, Ohio; the Air Force Military Personnel Center at Randolph Air Force Base, Texas, and at the Air Force Sys- tems Command at Andrews Air Force Base, Maryland. MEXICO During his career, he attended the Industrial College of the Uruguay searching Armed Forces at Fort McNair, Washington, D.C., and obtained a master’s degree in industrial management at the Air Force for country to take Institute of Technology at Wright-Patterson Air Force Base. His last assignment was with the Deputy Chief of Staff for ex-Guantanamo Contracting and Manufacturing, Air Force Systems Com- mand, Andrews Air Force Base. He was a member of the Air Force Association and the Military Officers Association of detainee America. After retiring from the Air Force, he worked for sev- eral defense contractors in Arlington, until August 1996. MONTEVIDEO, Uruguay Dave was a member of Aldersgate United Methodist Church (AP) — Uruguay’s government said Wednesday it is searching in Alexandria, Va., where he was active in various church for another country to take a organizations over the years. He chaired the Board of Week- former Guantanamo detainee day Education, chaired the Staff-Parish Relations Committee who is threatening to die on a and was a member of the Education, Communications, Build- hunger strike if he is not ing and Music Committees. He loved the pipe organ and allowed to reunite with his fam- chaired organ committees at the First Methodist Church in ily abroad. Inglewood, Calif., (1963) and at Aldersgate. He oversaw the Syrian native Abu Wa’el design and installation of the new Casavant pipe organ at Dhiab has repeatedly said he is Aldersgate in 2001 and continued as its caretaker until 2016. unhappy in Uruguay and is He was also a member of the American Guild of Organists. demanding to be allowed to leave Left to cherish his memory is the love of his life, his faithful the South American country, and loving wife, Claudia; a son, David, and wife, Christine, which took him in with five other and their two daughters, Charlene and Kelsey Rose; daughter, former Guantanamo prisoners in Lori Wright and husband, Henry, and their daughter, Lacey; 2014. daughter, Linda Finnerty and husband, Mike; daughter, Mar- “For several days now, the jorie Lynch and husband, Doug, and their children, Kinsey Associated Press Uruguayan government has and Charlie; cousin, Judith (nee Ilg) Peterson and husband, MEXICO’S PRESIDENT Enrique Pena Nieto, left, compliments newly-named Finance Secretary Jose Antonio been making arrangements with Charles; several nieces and nephews, and many furry grand- Meade, before Meade was sworn-in during a ceremony at Los Pinos presidential residence in Mexico City, different states, especially in the pets. Wednesday. Meade, the former finance secretary, who had since served as foreign relations secretary, and Arab world, so they can take in A service celebrating Dave’s life will be held at 1 p.m., Sat- social development secretary, will return to the Treasury Department to replace Luis Videgaray. Videgaray Dhiab and he can fulfill his wish urday, Sept. 10, at Aldersgate United Methodist Church, 1301 and reunite with his family,” resigned Wednesday, in a move observers said was linked to the unpopular decision to invite Republican Collingwood Road, Alexandria, Va. Interment at Arlington presidential nominee Donald Trump to visit Mexico Dhiab’s government liaison, Christian Mirza, told local radio Cemetery will be at a later date. Professional services are Sarandi. entrusted to the staff at Demaine Funeral Home, 5308 Back- “The government is trying its lick Road, Springfield, Va. Mexico’s finance secretary resigns after Trump visit best, but it’s not that simple,” he The family would like to thank the doctors, nurses, hospice MEXICO CITY (AP) — One of ing his 2012 election campaign served as foreign relations secre- said. and caregivers for their loving care and attention to our dad President Enrique Pena Nieto’s and has been seen as the archi- tary and social development secre- There is nothing impeding and husband. closest advisers and confidants, tect of many administration poli- tary, will replace Videgaray. Luis Dhiab’s family from coming to In lieu of flowers, donations can be made to the Ocular Finance Secretary Luis Vide- cies. He led Mexico’s Treasury Enrique Miranda Nava will take Uruguay, but the former prison- Melanoma Foundation, 1717 K St. NW, Suite 900, Washing- garay, has resigned in a move Department and is sometimes over the social development post. er is against it, Mirza said. ton, DC 20006. seen as linked to the unpopular referred to as treasury secretary Pena Nieto said Meade will be “We’d have to ask ourselves decision to invite Republican or minister, but because he over- in charge of turning in a primary why his family could not come to presidential candidate Donald saw budgets and fiscal policies, budget surplus for next year, Uruguay when the families of Trump to visit Mexico. his role was closer to that of a meaning government spending other Guantanamo refugees Getty Images: Photographer Pena Nieto has taken respon- finance secretary. will have to be less than rev- came here when they wished,” sibility for inviting Trump, but a He has shared both in the enues, not including interest Mirza said. former government official famil- president’s triumphs and embar- payments on debt. Dhiab was briefly hospital- gave up right to complain iar with the workings of the rassments. In 2014, Videgaray In comments to local media, ized Monday night in Montev- administration said Videgaray acknowledged he had bought a Meade defended the president’s ideo after he became weak from NEW YORK (AP) — A photog- regain some measure of legal would have played a preponder- house from the same government meeting with Trump, saying it the hunger strike. rapher who put thousands of pic- protection for the Highsmith ant role in the decision. Newspa- contractor that sold a mansion to had lowered the risk of con- A few hours after he was tures in the public domain gave photos that plaintiff Highsmith per columnists in Mexico have Pena Nieto’s wife, Angelica frontations and helped moderate released Tuesday, friends posted up her right to complain when relinquished years ago.” reported Videgaray was behind Rivera, in the administration’s some of Trump’s policy propos- a YouTube video showing Dhiab others sell them, photo agencies “It is thus impossible to last week’s visit, after which deepest scandal. als, especially his vow to change lying on a mattress in his apart- and affiliated companies say in infringe a copyright in those Pena Nieto was criticized for not Pena Nieto thanked Vide- the North American Free Trade ment. He speaks softly in Arabic court papers. works, as no copyright exists,” being forceful enough in rejecting garay for leading financial Agreement. Pena Nieto has said pressing his demand to be sent Getty Images and other com- they said. Trump’s proposals and com- reforms during a ceremony at the meeting was needed to build to another country to be with his panies argued in papers filed in In a separate filing, Alamy ments about Mexico. which the president announced bridges in case Trump is elected. family. Manhattan federal court Tues- Inc. attacked the lawsuit as mer- Videgaray “was the architect” he was accepting the resignation. But Pena Nieto was ridiculed “My decision to go on a day and Wednesday that Carol itless “with an absurd $1.1 bil- of Trump’s visit, because he was He did not announce a new post for not confronting Trump more hunger strike is my final deci- Highsmith’s $1.1 billion lawsuit lion price tag.” the adviser that Pena Nieto had for Videgaray. directly during the visit about sion. Either in Argentina or against them must be thrown The United Kingdom-based “the most reliance on, and was “He has been an official very him calling migrants from Mexi- Afghanistan (or wherever) with out. company said it joined in the closest to,” said columnist and committed to Mexico, and very co criminals, drug-runners and my family or I die,” he says. “My Seattle-based Getty Images arguments of Getty and political analyst Raymundo Riva loyal to the president,” Pena “rapists” and promising to build daughter will marry in 10 days. I said Highsmith “cannot com- License Compliance Services Palacio. Nieto said. a border wall and force Mexico to would have liked to be with you.” plain when members of the pub- Inc., a company that sent a Videgaray acted as Pena Former finance secretary Jose pay for it. The wall proposal has He says he feels like a prison- lic, including businesses, make letter to Highsmith’s website Nieto’s campaign manager dur- Antonio Meade, who has since been criticized widely and fierce- er in Uruguay. “They tell me I’m use of the photos for commercial last December demanding a ly in Mexico. free, but that is not true,” he purposes.” $120 payment for use of a pho- Speaking at a town hall late says. Highsmith, a renowned pho- tograph Highsmith took of a 2013 John Deere 320D SKID Steer 400 HRS, CAB, Loaded Thursday where he fielded ques- Dhiab insists he has been on a tographer whose pictures have badminton shuttlecock out- tions from young people, Pena 25-day hunger strike and has been featured in books, newspa- side the Nelson-Atkins Muse- E-H Joystick Controls, Two-Speed, 12x16.5 10 PR SKS Extra-Wall, Standard Hydraulics, 2-inch Seat Nieto sought to defend the deci- pers and magazines and on two um of Art in Kansas City, Mis- Belt w/Shoulder Harness, Power Quick-Tatch, Cab Enclosure w/Heat, Defrost & Air Conditioning, Air not consumed any liquids for five Suspension Seat (Cloth), Standard Fan Drive, Horn, Less sion to invite Trump to visit. days. postage stamps, shares thou- souri. 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THE DAILY GLOBE • YOURDAILYGLOBE.COM NATION / WORLD THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 8, 2016 l 7 Aleppo bombed as US and Russia plan Syria talks BEIRUT (AP) — An airstrike jeopardize international efforts near the site of a suspected gas to reach a peace deal, it added. attack in Syria killed at least 10 Turkey pushed into northern civilians Wednesday, as U.S. Sec- Syria two weeks ago to expel the retary of State John Kerry and Islamic State group from its bor- Russian Foreign Minister Sergey der and halt a northward Lavrov agreed to meet this week advance by Syrian Kurdish for extended discussions on end- forces, which Ankara sees as an ing the 5-year-old civil war. extension of an outlawed Kur- Russia, a key ally of Syrian dish separatist group inside its President Bashar Assad, has own borders. been conducting airstrikes to bol- Deputy Prime Minister Nuret- ster his forces for nearly a year. tin Canikli said Turkey would The United States supports like to create a no-fly zone over rebels fighting to overthrow the area to repatriate Syrian Assad and has called on him to refugees. step down. The airstrike Wednesday dev- U.S. President Barack Obama astated the al-Sukkari neighbor- and Russian President Vladimir hood in the divided city of Alep- Putin failed to negotiate a settle- po. Video from the local branch of ment on the sidelines of the G-20 the Syrian Civil Defense search- conference in China on Monday. and-rescue organization showed Obama acknowledged “gaps of residents yelling for help as first trust” between the rival powers responders dug victims out of the following months of negotiations rubble. At least half a block between their top diplomats. appeared to be destroyed. The Russian Foreign Ministry Medical workers said the said Lavrov and Kerry would opposition-controlled neighbor- meet Thursday and Friday in hood was hit Tuesday with chlo- Geneva to work out the remain- rine gas, though the report could Associated Press ing details of a possible deal, fol- not be independently verified. SYRIANS LEAVE the Moadamiyeh suburb of Damascus, Syria Friday. Dozens of Syrians living in a besieged rebel-held suburb of the capital, Dam- lowing a phone call between the They said they treated at least 70 ascus, evacuated the area following a deal struck with the government that grants amnesty to gunmen and restores state control. two. But U.S. officials indicated people for breathing difficulties. the earliest the talks could hap- A 13-year-old girl and a 29-year- in 2014 and 2015. over Aleppo. al-Aqsa, and also involving sev- many displaced families are pen is Friday. old man died from further com- The Civil Defense put the Meanwhile, the U.N.’s eral factions from the Western- sleeping outdoors in parks, the U.S. Defense Secretary Ash plications Wednesday. casualty toll from Wednesday’s humanitarian agency said the backed Free Syrian Army, drew U.N. agency said. Carter said in London that Kerry Mohammed Abu Jaafar, head airstrike at 20 dead and more fighting in central Hama an intense government bombing Many of those fleeing feared a would not be making another of a forensic department in the than 40 wounded. The Britain- province has displaced 100,000 campaign that has killed dozens. violent government response to attempt with Lavrov if there rebel-held part of Aleppo, said based Syrian Observatory for people in eight days between late The fighting sent tens of thou- the rebel advance, according to were no prospects for success, the teenager had died of suffoca- Human Rights said 10 civilians August and early September. sands fleeing in the latest wave, Ahmad al-Ahmad, an activist but he added: “We’re a long way tion and respiratory burns. were killed, including a child. Rebels last week advanced in part of a pattern that has dis- from Hama. “Wherever the from getting there.” Chlorine gas is a crude Conflicting casualty counts are Hama, prompting fierce clashes placed nearly half of Syria’s pop- regime is driven out of an area, it Moscow warned that Turkey’s weapon that can be fatal in high common in the aftermath of with government forces. ulation since the war began in ends up destroying it,” he said in incursion into northern Syria concentrations. In lower doses, it airstrikes. Rebels surprised government 2011. a text to The Associated Press. was complicating peace efforts, can damage lungs or cause The long-suffering northern troops earlier this month, dis- The U.N. agency, OCHA, said In at least one airstrike last underscoring that the operation severe breathing difficulties and city is one of the chief battle- lodging them from areas around about half of the displaced from week, government warplanes has not been sanctioned by the other symptoms, including vom- grounds of the grinding war, the provincial capital, also called Hama have sought refuge in the struck a van carrying displaced U.N. Security Council or the Syr- iting and nausea. International with rebels and pro-government Hama, including a military base province’s government-controlled people fleeing Suran, a town ian government. Turkey’s actions inspectors determined in August forces trading indiscriminate fire and towns and villages near the capital, while the rest fled to north of the city of Hama, “could further complicate the that the Syrian government and across populated neighborhoods. highway leading to Damascus. neighboring rebel-held Idlib activists said. The government at military and political situation in Islamic State militants were The Russian and the Syrian air The offensive, led by an ultra- province. the time said it targeted “terror- Syria, which is dire as it is” and responsible for chemical attacks forces are the only two operating conservative Islamic group, Jund A shortage of shelter means ists.” Missed opportunities ahead of personnel agency hack detailed WASHINGTON (AP) — It was mittee on Oversight and Govern- strengthening its security. time to purge the hacker from ment Reform faulted the person- The committee’s top Demo- the U.S. government’s comput- nel agency for failing to secure crat, Rep. Elijah Cummings of ers. sensitive data despite warnings Maryland, said he could not sup- After secretly monitoring the for years that it was vulnerable port the report because of “sever- hacker’s online movements for to hackers. The report concluded al key deficiencies.” He said some months, officials worried he was that the hacking revealed last of the criticism was unfair and getting too close to critical infor- year could have been prevented that the report failed to properly mation, so they devised a plan, if the agency had put in place address the role of contractors in called the “Big Bang,” to expel basic, required security controls cybersecurity. him. and recognized from an earlier The government discovered Trouble was, with all their break-in that it was actually the first hacking in March 2014. attention focused in that case, dealing with a sophisticated, per- A Homeland Security Depart- they missed the other hacker sistent enemy. ment team noticed suspicious entirely. “We had literally tens of mil- streams of data leaving its net- A congressional report pro- lions of Americans whose data work between 10 p.m. and 10 vides previously undisclosed was stolen by a nefarious over- a.m. — the online equivalent of details and a behind-the-scenes seas actor, but it was entirely moving trucks hauling away fil- chronology of one of the worst- preventable,” Rep. Jason Chaf- ing cabinets containing confiden- ever cyberattacks on the United fetz, the committee chairman, tial papers in the middle of the States. It lays out missed oppor- said in an interview. night. The government’s Ein- tunities before the break-in at “With some basic hygiene, stein intrusion warning system the Office of Personnel Manage- some good tools, an awareness detected the theft. ment exposed security clear- and some talent, they really “DHS called us and let us ances, background checks and could have prevented this,” said know, ‘Hey, we think this is fingerprint records. That intru- Chaffetz, R-Utah. bad,’” Jeff Wagner, OPM’s direc- sion — widely blamed on China’s The agency’s acting director, tor of information security opera- government — compromised per- Beth Cobert, said in a statement tions, told officials investigating Associated Press sonal information of more than that OPM disagrees with much the hack, according to the report. THE U.S. Office of Personnel Management is photographed Tuesday in Washington. It was time to purge the 21 million current, former and of the report, which she said For the next few months, the hacker from the U.S. government’s computers. After secretly monitoring the hacker’s online movements for prospective federal employees; “does not fully reflect where this personnel office worked with the months, officials worried he was getting too close to critical information and devised a plan to expel him. led to the resignation of the OPM agency stands today.” She said FBI, National Security Agency Trouble was, with all their attention focused in that case, they missed the other hacker entirely. A new con- director; and drew outrage over the hack “provided a catalyst for and others to monitor the hacker gressional report provides previously undisclosed details and a behind-the-scenes chronology of one of the changing explanations about its accelerated change within our to better understand his move- worst-ever cyberattacks on the United States, laying out missed opportunities before the break-in at the severity. organization,” including hiring ments. Officials developed a plan OPM exposed security clearances, background checks and fingerprint records. The report by the House Com- new cybersecurity experts and to expel the hacker in May 2014. Obama, Duterte meet despite Filipino leader’s crude language VIENTIANE, Laos (AP) — Laotian capital along with other President Barack Obama and regional leaders for the summit. GO FOR THE CASH! Philippine President Rodrigo All of them made their way Duterte met informally on through the holding room before GO For It Wednesday in a holding room heading to the banquet hall. before attending a gala dinner at On Monday, hours before Saturdays a regional summit, Philippine arriving in Laos, Duterte told September 10, 17 & 24 officials said. Philippine reporters he wouldn’t The brief meeting took a little accept questions from Obama Early Birds - Noon sting out of the soured relations about extrajudicial killings that Regular Session - 1:30 PM caused by Duterte’s intemperate have occurred during his crack- $8 Packs language in referring to Obama down on suspected drug dealers earlier this week. That had and users. More than 2,000 peo- GO for extra cash on Saturdays! caused Obama to cancel a formal ple have been killed in the crack- Win an extra $25 cash if you Bingo under meeting scheduled for Tuesday. down since he took office on June the G or O on Regular pack single win games. There was no immediate con- 30. firmation from the White House. “I do not have any master OPEN WEDNESDAY - SUNDAY Philippine Foreign Secretary except the Filipino people, Pefecto Yasay told The Associat- nobody but nobody. You must be ed Press that the leaders had respectful. Do not just throw Follow us met. questions. Putang ina, I will “They met at the holding room swear at you in that forum,” and they were the last persons to Duterte said, using the Tagalog leave the holding room. I can’t phrase for “son of a bitch.” say how long they met. It all On Tuesday, Duterte Associated Press springs from the fact the rela- expressed regret over the US PRESIDENT Barack Obama waves to the media as he arrives for the WINNING’S MORE FUN tionship between the Philippines remarks, but the damage was gala dinner of ASEAN leaders and its Dialogue Partners in the ongoing and the United States is firm, done. 28th and 29th ASEAN Summits and other related summits at the very strong. The basis for this A Philippine Department of National Convention Center Wednesday in Vientiane, Laos. Hwy 47 Lac du Flambeau 1.800.25.TORCH relationship is historical and Foreign Affairs spokesman, agreed meeting, but that he had were seated far apart and did not www.lakeofthetorches.com both leaders realize this. And I’m Charles Joe, also said Obama no details of what was discussed. interact with each other during See Bingo for more information. We reserve the right to alter very happy that it happened.” and Duterte met in the holding Obama and Duterte entered the dinner that lasted an hour or cancel any promotion or game schedule without notice. Obama and Duterte are in the room. He said it was a mutually the dinner venue separately, and and 20 minutes. 8 l THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 8, 2016 CELEBRATIONS THE DAILY GLOBE • YOURDAILYGLOBE.COM Births FAMILY REUNION DC elephant gets Gabriel Michael Mueller WESTON, Wis. — Breanne footwear to help and Tyler Mueller, of Merrill, are parents of a son, Gabriel Michael Mueller, born Sept. 3, with arthritis 2016, at Ministry St. Clare’s WASHINGTON (AP) — An Hospital in Weston. elephant at the National Zoo has Gabriel weighed 8 pounds, 3.7 received a large pair of shoes to ounces, and was 20 inches long help with her arthritis. at birth. The Washington Post reports Grandparents are Steve and that Shanthi, a 41-year-old Asian Lanette Buda of Ironwood, elephant, was recently fitted Mich., and Terry and Gina with Washington’s largest pair of Mueller of Merrill. Teva boots for her front feet. The boots are about a size 20, with an College Kudos EEEEEEEEEEEE width. Zoo curator Tony Barthel says Shanthi’s arthritis has caused Northern Michigan University her to lean forward on her front Regional Police Academy feet, stressing them. Zoo veter- MARQUETTE — Northern ans treated the arthritis with Michigan University Regional injections and topical treat- Police Academy recently held its ments, but needed a way to keep graduation ceremony. debris out of the fissures in her Twenty-one recruits earned feet. That’s where the boots came certificates of completion. in. Hurley resident Anthony Digital scans of Shanthi’s feet Beaudette, son of Debbie Submitted photo were taken and sent to footwear Reid and Dennis Beaudette, COUSIN’S SURROUND their “Uncle Bobby,” Robert Brown of Ironwood Township, sitting, at the Brown family reunion held on June 18. The company Teva, which created the was among those who gradu- reunion was the first in 25 years. Pictured are, from left, first row, Roy Brown, Nashville, Tenn., Ramona “Mona” Brown, Bessemer; Phyllis Smith boots. ated. Olson, Wakefield; Rhonda Brown Parys, Saxeville, Wis.; Edwin “Sonny” Smith, South St. Paul, Minn.; Patricia “Patsy” Smith Tober, Rhinelander, Since receiving the footwear, Wis.; James “Smitty” Smith, Wakefield; Jack Brown, Germantown, Wis.; Mary Brown Russo, Dawsonville, Ga.; and James Brown, Mount Vernon keepers say the swelling in Shan- Township, Minn.; and second row, Ray “Randy” Brown, Ironwood; Daniel “Danny” Brown, Milwaukee; and John Brown, Yorba Linda, Calif. Miss- thi’s left front foot has eased, and Polar bear cub’s final ing from photo is Jackie Brown Keane, Germantown. she is more mobile. Ohio zoo appearance draws big crowd Shoe repair shop to mark 100th anniversary

POWELL, Ohio (AP) — A LEBANON, Pa. (AP) — Just in tion.” “We had shoe shine stands would ever go out of business. years, and he just came to me polar bear cub hand-reared by general, not too many businesses, DiNunzio’s Shoe Repair was back then. A lot of guys used to “I never thought of the closing this year and asked if I would staff has drawn big crowds at no matter the type or area they started by DiNunzio’s grandfa- come from the VA (Lebanon VA part. It’s never been part of my consider taking an apprentice. an Ohio zoo during her final serve, can say they’ve lasted since ther, John, when he was just 16 Medical Center), and Fridays thinking,” he said. “You see ups After some hard thinking, it public appearances before mov- the turn of the century. This is years old and had learned about and Saturdays were hopping and downs, but it all comes would be terrible to close the ing to the Oregon Zoo. especially true for shoe repair shoe repair from DiNunzio’s back when Lebanon was a hop- around.” business when I’m 70 or 72, since Thousands of people lined up shops, which have since been great-grandfather, Nicola. The ping town,” he said. “The veter- DiNuzio also credits his wife, that’s what’s happening.” Monday to see Nora’s farewell trending as a “dying breed.” business was then passed to ans used to come in off the bus Karen, for the continued success. And working full-time for at the Columbus Zoo and Fortunately, and maybe even DiNunzio’s father before DiNun- when we were located on Eighth And her birthday also happens to another 10 years or so is the goal Aquarium. more remarkably, for one zio took over. Street to get a shoe shine. So be Sept. 7. for DiNunzio, but even then, it’ll The Columbus Dispatch Lebanon business, it has over- The store fixes anything from we’d always earn money that “She basically runs the front be hard to keep him away. reports the women who have come those obstacles and will cel- high end shoes, to boots, and way.” counter. She’s here a lot and “I can’t sit still,” he said. cared for Nora laughed and ebrate a milestone on Sept. 7. even character shoes. It also But before continuing in the couldn’t have done it without her. And as the triple-digit old cried as the 10-month-old, 170- DiNunzio’s Shoe Repair, at 43 offers canvas repairs, as well as business after college and then She’s always by my side,” he said. business continues to grow, DiN- pound bear splashed in the E. Cumberland St., is celebrating zippers and coat repairs. And eventually buying the business But with his children — son, unzio reflected on what family water. 100 years of serving Lebanon because of other shoe repair in 1980, DiNunzio almost didn’t Michael, and daughter, Natalie gone before him would think Soon she’ll be shipped to and its surrounding areas, now a shops closing, the Lebanon-based follow in his ancestor’s footsteps. — deciding to work in other about it today. Portland, where she’ll join a four-generation family business. business is now bringing in cus- “When I got out of high school, I industries, and now 62, DiNun- “I would hope they’d smile female bear named Tasul. Nora “I think being a four-genera- tomers from Reading in Berks went to college for business admin- zio, in an effort to keep the centu- down on it. They were glad and is expected to make her debut tion business helps. But because County, getting three to five new istration and accounting. My uncle ry-old business alive, has brought proud I kept everything going,” there in October. it’s down to us after there used to customers a week, as well as told me people weren’t learning in an apprentice, Charles Kuleda, he said. “But it’s just hard to Zoo staff raised the cub after be eight shops in Lebanon, Harrisburg in Dauphin County, the trade and to stick with it,” who came over from working in believe I’ve actually been at this her mother started leaving her what’s happened is the shoe and Lititz and Manheim in Lan- DiNunzio said. “Sure enough, the corporate world. 51 years.” unattended. Officials say her industry’s change in different caster County, and other sur- when I got out of college, they “I had gotten to know Charles Kuleda, along with DiNunzio’s move to Oregon was approved qualities, but we’ve changed with rounding areas. weren’t paying enough for accoun- four years ago doing a special son who does graphic design, is to create a better environment it,” said owner Dave DiNunzio. DiNunzio first started work- tants, so I just stuck with it.” buildup on his shoe. When he working on a new fully automat- for more cubs to be born at the “That’s the main thing. Most of ing in the industry with his dad And from the moment he took came in, he couldn’t even walk. ed website for the business, Columbus zoo if other bears the time, this industry is passed at a young age as well, at 10 over, DiNunzio never once So I had been working with him which will be launched in the become pregnant. on from generation to genera- years old. thought his family business and doing his shoes for several coming weeks.

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Hurley comes into the Hurley won its first two con- game a perfect 3-0 with a win ference games in its first year in over West Iron County, picked the West-PAC and they face their third in the same poll. Calumet tallest task yet. is 1-1, but the loss is to Mid- Daily Mining Gazette sports Peninsula Conference con- editor Bryce Derouin and Daily tender Negaunee. Globe sports editor Jason Juno “They're a tough team, well look at the matchup, scheduled coached,” Hurley coach Scott for 6 p.m. at Veterans Memorial Erickson said. “They've got an Field. excellent physical quarterback, some nice linemen to go with it. JUNO: Bryce, this is certainly the Defensively, I think it's going to matchup everyone has had their eye be an interesting matchup for since Hurley was accepted into the us. They have some really good West-PAC. Hurley proved it can compete with conference-power size, but so did West Iron. We're West Iron County with a convincing going to have to figure out ways 22-3 win last week. Calumet won't Jason Juno/Daily Globe to get to their linebackers and be easy, but the Midgets are excited HURLEY’S KRIS Bluse nearly catches a pass during Friday night’s game against West Iron County at Veterans Memorial Field in Hurley. that's going to be tough.” for the challenge. Calumet has scored just 20 DEROUIN: I agree, Jason. Every- Hurley’s victory last week, how did of attack. Negaunee will be a peren- from the 6-3, 260 defensive end. His defensive strengths of each team points this season, but it has one always wants to talk favorites in they look? Is it the same old Hurley nial contender in the Mid-Pen Con- crushing hit turned a bobbled snap and the poor weather forecast, do played just two games, one the preseason, and typically, the that everyone’s accustomed to? ference. into a fumble and stopped an Iron- you think it will be a low-scoring con- fewer than Hurley, and faced a defending champion is picked to JUNO: Yes. They had a classic Things were better in Week 1 wood drive in the red zone two test? stout Negaunee defense. repeat. But the addition of Hurley — Hurley drive to ice the game in the against Northland Pines, when weeks ago. JUNO: Yes, although I think both “Everybody will struggle to with its strong tradition — obviously fourth quarter. 12 plays. 7 minutes. A Calumet recorded 237 yards rush- One thing to watch everytime offenses are good enough to make it score there,” Erickson said. complicated that because we really successful fourth down attempt in ing, despite scoring just 14 points. Hurley faces a new opponent is how a shootout, a scenario Hurley found didn’t know how they would stack up “You have to limit their posses- their own territory. The first two Anderson had a 40-yard touchdown they handle the Midgets' deceptive, themselves in quite a bit last season. sions, I think that's the key in against Calumet. How is Hurley opponents took Hurley's trapping run in that game and has proven to power wing T offense. Calumet saw Hurley will look to keep Calumet's approaching this game? Are they game away, so they found success be Calumet’s best big-play threat. it two years ago in a playoff win over offense off the field with long drives this game for us. You don't want treating it as a more meaningful outside. West Iron took the quarter- He is shifty and can make guys miss downstate Harrison. There's bad and hope to force a couple turnovers to go into a quick three-and-out game than others? back keepout away, so Hurley went in the open field and he also features weather in the forecast for Friday when Calumet runs the option, if the JUNO: This used to be the week back inside. The Midgets have three impressive top-end speed to outrace night, but Hurley's offense is weath- weather is bad. Hurley is a plus six Hurley played Crystal Falls Forest superb backs and a QB that's perfect defenders. What kind of playmakers er-proof. What challenges will so far this year with no giveaways. MIDGETS — page 10 Park, so they're accustomed to for their offense. The team as a does Hurley have? Calumet present to Hurley? The most physical team Hurley preparing for a big game here. whole doesn't have the size it has JUNO: DeCarlo with the quarter- DEROUIN: Calumet’s front seven has seen thus far was actually in the They're not ones to say it's any big- had in recent years, but that hasn't back keepout can be a game chang- is solid, led by seniors Jesse Helmi- scrimmage, Hayward, a Division 3 ger than any other week, but it obvi- mattered so far. How did Calumet er when he hides the ball on his hip nen and Hayden Kesti and junior team that has started 3-0. The ously is. How is Calumet treating this look last week? and gets free on the outside. All of end Cooper Twardzik. The game Midgets were able to force Hayward game after playing Mid-Peninsula DEROUIN: Offensively, it was a their backs have had touchdown against Negaunee was a physical to pitch it much of the time, where Conference contender Negaunee struggle for Calumet. The Copper runs of at least 25 yards. If Kris contest, and Calumet matched they struggled more on the edges. last week? Kings finished with just 122 yards of Bluse gets free, it'll take Anderson's Negaunee’s physicality for four quar- Calumet will definitely have the size DEROUIN: It’s the same exact offense, with 48 coming on a touch- speed to catch the state track quali- ters. The difference in the game was advantage over Hurley as West Iron situation for Calumet. Calumet has down run by senior Rory Anderson. fier (110 hurdles). Power backs Tim a 25-yard touchdown pass did. played Ishpeming in Week 3 for But you have to take into account Buerger and Devin Czerneski com- Negaunee sprung on Calumet on Do you think the winner of this every year since 1998. Head coach Calumet’s opponent; Negaunee fea- bined for 163 of Hurley's 236 yards fourth-and-5. game will end up winning the confer- John Croze is the same as Hurley’s tured impressive size and athleticism against WIC. Tandrell Foster draws Hurley’s defense has been just as Scott Erickson — if they do give on its defensive front, which gave attention on both sides of the ball as impressive, surrendering just 11 Calumet at Hurley, more credence to this matchup, it Calumet issues at the offensive point some teams have tried to run away points in three games. Given the RIVALS — page 10 stays within the team. You covered Friday, 6 p.m. Devils to make first road trip By PAT KRAUSE [email protected] IRONWOOD – In their first two games of the year, the Ironwood Red Devils have moved the foot- ball but have not scored a single point. If your goal is to win football games, that presents a problem. Ironwood coach Ryan Niemi has seen it up close and personal and he thinks he has it figured out. “Early in games, we play teams toe-to-toe and Ironwood at Houghton, Friday, 6 p.m. have moved the ball on offense,” Niemi said. “But Tuesday before Thursday’s game. when we get down to the red zone, it’s like some- Ironwood goes on the road this Friday to take on body puts up a concrete wall on the 20-yard line. the Houghton Gremlins at 6 p.m. CDT. We have moved the ball, but we fail to capitalize on Houghton was picked to finish fifth in the West- our drives. The kids lose that spark when the drive PAC Conference in a pre-season coaches poll, but ends without scoring. If we get that first score, I the Gremlins have been an early season surprise think the kids would play a lot differently. Our by defeating L’Anse 30-26 and Westwood 32-14. biggest thing is to sustain drives for touchdowns Houghton (like just about every other team in and the kids know they can do it.” the U.P.) is fighting the numbers game and Grem- Niemi said that even though Ironwood took a 41- lin coach Karl Borree said going the whole season 0 thumping at the hands of the Hancock Bulldogs with 18 varsity players could leave them “mighty last week, the video tape showed the team is thin.” improving despite what the score may say. But there is some real talent within those 18 “I saw that we came off the ball better and the players, especially on offense. The Gremlins lost a kids hit harder,” Niemi said. lot on the line, but quarterback Jordan Reynolds But Niemi knows the wins will come much easi- returns along with all-conference running back, er the sooner some problems get fixed. Sam Collaer. “On offense, we have to improve our ball securi- “Those two are back and they are really good,” ty (4 fumbles last week) and the line has to sustain Niemi said. “Collaer ran all over us here in Iron- their blocks one to two seconds longer,” Niemi said. wood last year. They run the pistol offense with the “Defensively, we have to tackle much better and we read option. They are athletic, but they’re not have to get better at consistently making the prop- huge.” er reads on defense.” One all-conference lineman who is a hold-over Niemi is also hoping sophomore quarterback from last year is Pete Alger, who is a bruiser at 6 Parker Wilson will be cleared to play this week feet and 235 pounds. after sitting out the Hancock game with a concus- Niemi said the key to winning tomorrow night is sion. Shawn Pertile filled in for Wilson and Niemi to sustain drives for TDs and to tackle better. said he did a good job running the offense, since “I’d like to see us score every time we have the Pertile got the news he would be starting on the ball.”

Jason Juno/Daily Globe MERCER-BUTTERNUT quarterback Jace Scherwinski pitches to a running back during last week’s win over Bowler-Gresham at Carow Park in Mercer. State champs come to Ontonagon By PAT KRAUSE “We have some [email protected] kids who have ONTONAGON – There’s good news and bad been 3-4 year Pioneers prepare for homecoming news for the Ontonagon Gladiator football team. starters,” Mayer By JASON JUNO game here in Mercer or won a game at The good news is Ontonagon has gotten off to a said. “Over the [email protected] all. It's kind of exciting, we're learning fast 2-0 start, including a 70-12 blitzing of Baraga summer, the guys MERCER, Wis. — After hosting the more and more about the history as last week. spent a lot of time first football game in Mercer since the more and more people get involved in “We played well,” head coach Ben Mayer said. together lifting early 1950s last week, Mercer-Butter- the program.” “Baraga was real physical and we’re not big, but and bonding. It’s nut Pioneers' coaches discovered Mercer-Butternut only took until we’ve got the tools to put points up. Our execution a tight group. We another possible first. its third game to pick up a win and was good and we caused six forced fumbles that we had a pretty good The Pioneers beat Bowler-Gresham they did it in convincing fashion. recovered and had one interception. That greatly feel we would be 46-28. A Mercer 6-man team also “It was something we can build off increased our scoring and we threw the ball well.” competitive.” played at Carow Park for a brief peri- of moving forward as a program and Quarterback Noah Karto was 3-4 passing for Now the bad od around 65 years ago. understand what this feels like,” 117 yards and 3 touchdowns. Running back Jaden news. The “It's kind of fun that we're learning Schoeneman said. Weisinger picked up 158 yards on nine carries and Goliaths of the 8- more about the history of Mercer foot- A big crowd came out to see the Pio- he also crossed the goal-line 3 times. man football North Central at Ontonagon, ball,” Mercer-Butternut coach Matt neers. Seven of Ontonagon’s 10 TDs came on plays of world (also Friday, 7 p.m. EDT “That was crazy,” he said. “Esti- Schoeneman said. “We learned there 30 yards or more. known as the North Central Jets) are coming to was a six-man team at one time. It's Oneida Nation at Mercer-Butternut, The 2-0 record may have surprised some but not our understanding they never won a Mayer. PIONEERS — page 10 Saturday, 12 p.m. GLADIATORS — page 10 10 l THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 8, 2016 SPORTS THE DAILY GLOBE • YOURDAILYGLOBE.COM Panthers seek first win of year By PAT KRAUSE enced as we are, it’s [email protected] very important to get EWEN – Ewen-Trout Creek head coach Bran- that first win,” Ward don Ward said he thought going against Stephen- said. “And we have a son last week would be a good measuring stick for tough stretch of his inexperienced Panther team. games coming up, so What Ward found out was that E-TC still has a we want to get that ways to go before they can start challenging the top first one taken care teams in the Western 8 Conference such as Crystal of.” Falls Forest Park, Stephenson and North Central. Ward knows Bara- “What the Stephenson game showed was how ga is a team E-TC can far we still have to go and how hard we have to beat. The Vikings lost work,” Ward said. “Truthfully, we didn’t do much their first game by E-TC at in that game. The game showed how hard our play- forfeit because too Baraga, ers have to work on the fundamental stuff like many players were Friday, blocking and tackling. The one positive was we lost to illness and 7 EDT kept battling and a lot of our least experienced Ontonagon overpow- players got playing time.” ered Baraga 70-12 last week. Stephenson scored on the game’s first play when The Panthers scrimmaged Baraga in the pre- Montell Glover broke loose on a 59-yard TD scam- season and Ward said E-TC “did well.” He called per. Baraga big and physical and said they run a Power And things went downhill from there. The I offense using their big linemen up front. Eagles scored 50-points in the first 15 minutes of “We’re in the same boat as they are,” Ward said. the game and went on to win 56-0. “We’re both coming off lopsided losses and we both “We just didn’t match up speed-wise with need a win.” Stephenson,” Ward said. “We had negative 39- Ward thinks he knows the keys to getting that yards rushing as a team, so it was a rough day at first win. the office.” “In our first week, we operated the offense well With a 0-2 record, Ward knows his team is not in but had too many turnovers,” Ward said. “In the a desperate situation, but it’s time to get that first second week, we didn’t have the turnovers, but did- win before they dig themselves a hole too deep to n’t execute the offense. get out of. “This week we want to put together the positives “For a group of coaches and players as inexperi- from both weeks.” Daily Globe Scoreboard

to Sept. 3. tion of women's basketball coach Jim (Nova 11-6), 7:05 p.m. Football OAKLAND ATHLETICS — Recalled Jabir. Philadelphia (Asher 0-0) at Washington RHP Jharel Cotton from Nashville (PCL). ETSU — Named Catherine Layne (Cole 1-1), 7:05 p.m. Friday National League assistant cross country and track and field Milwaukee (Guerra 7-3) at St. Louis Calumet at Hurley, 6 p.m. LOS ANGELES DODGERS — coach. (Garcia 10-11), 7:15 p.m. Ironwood at Houghton, 6 p.m. Recalled RHP Brock Stewart from Tulsa GEORGE WASHINGTON — Named Colorado (Hoffman 0-2) at San Diego Gogebic at Norway, 6:30 p.m. (Texas). Kevin DeMille assistant director of basket- (Richard 1-3), 10:10 p.m. Ewen-Trout Creek at Baraga, 7 p.m. SAN DIEGO PADRES — Recalled ball operations. Friday's Games EDT RHP Jake Smith from San Antonio LIMESTONE — Named Ardejah Beard Cincinnati at Pittsburgh, 7:05 p.m. Paul Gerard (Grandpa Camo) of Gladstone photo North Central at Ontonagon, 7 p.m. (Texas). assistant athletic trainer and Erin Blind Philadelphia at Washington, 7:05 p.m. GOGEBIC MINERS’ Jacob Suzik, right, pursues Bark River-Harris’ Iver Stenberg during Friday night’s Mid- EDT SAN FRANCISCO GIANTS — Rein- assistant strength and conditioning coach. L.A. Dodgers at Miami, 7:10 p.m. stated RHP Jake Peavy from the 15-day MINNESOTA — Fired wrestling coach N.Y. Mets at Atlanta, 7:35 p.m. Eastern Conference game at Harris. Oneida NationSaturday at Mercer, 12 p.m. DL. J Robinson. Named Brandon Eggum Chicago Cubs at Houston, 8:10 p.m. WASHINGTON NATIONALS — Rein- interim wrestling coach. Milwaukee at St. Louis, 8:15 p.m. All TimesNFL EDT stated RHP Stephen Strasburg and INF NORTH TEXAS — Named Jared San Francisco at Arizona, 9:40 p.m. Thursday's Game Stephen Drew from the 15-day DL. Mosley associate vice president and CEO Colorado at San Diego, 10:40 p.m. Carolina at Denver, 8:30 p.m. FOOTBALL of the athletic department. Sunday's Games National Football League NYU — Named Chris Foye assistant AmericanAll Times League EDT Miners look to Tampa Bay at Atlanta, 1 p.m. BUFFALO BILLS — Signed TE Gerald softball coach. East Division Buffalo at Baltimore, 1 p.m. Christian and DT Deandre Coleman to the VANDERBILT — Named D.J. Svihlik W L Pct GB Chicago at Houston, 1 p.m. practice squad. Released S Damian hitting coach, Aaron Gershenfeld volun- Boston 77 61 .558 — Green Bay at Jacksonville, 1 p.m. Parms from the practice squad. teer assistant baseball coach, Brooks Toronto 77 62 .554 ½ San Diego at Kansas City, 1 p.m. CHICAGO BEARS — Signed OL Kyle Webb director of baseball operations and Baltimore 76 63 .547 1½ Oakland at New Orleans, 1 p.m. Long to a four-year contract extension Alex Levitt director of player development New York 73 65 .529 4 bounce back Cincinnati at N.Y. Jets, 1 p.m. through the 2021 season. for baseball. Tampa Bay 59 79 .428 18 Cleveland at Philadelphia, 1 p.m. DALLAS COWBOYS — Signed DE WISCONSIN — Signed athletic director Central Division By JASON JUNO things as minor things. There Chris McCain to the practice squad. Barry Alvarez to a contract extension Minnesota at Tennessee, 1 p.m. W L Pct GB [email protected] Miami at Seattle, 4:05 p.m. DENVER BRONCOS — Agreed to through Jan. 31, 2021. Cleveland 80 58 .580 — are things we can definitely N.Y. Giants at Dallas, 4:25 p.m. terms with WR Emmanuel Sanders on a Detroit 75 64 .540 5½ The Gogebic Miners look to clean up and get better at as Detroit at Indianapolis, 4:25 p.m. three-year contract extension. Baseball Kansas City 72 66 .522 8 recover from last week's Mid- well. New England at Arizona, 8:30 p.m. GREEN BAY PACKERS — Signed TE Chicago 67 72 .482 13½ Gogebic at Norway, Devon Cajuste to the practice squad. Eastern Conference opener at "We definitely didn't play Monday's Games Minnesota 51 88 .367 29½ Knights'Friday, running 6:30 attack. p.m. Pittsburgh at Washington, 7:10 p.m. Released LB Beniquez Brown from the National League West Division Bark River-Harris, where they our best game, but there were Los Angeles at San Francisco, 10:20 practice squad. All Times EDT W L Pct GB fell 52-24. things we could have done bet- "I feel if we can do that, we p.m. INDIANAPOLIS COLTS — Signed CB East Division Texas 83 56 .597 — will put ourselves in a position Thursday, Sept. 15 Rashaan Melvin. Waived QB Stephen W L Pct GB Houston 74 65 .532 9 It doesn't get much easier ter regardless of how far we N.Y. Jets at Buffalo, 8:25 p.m. Morris. Washington 81 57 .587 — Seattle 70 68 .507 12½ this week as Gogebic heads to were down. Some of our block- to have a chance to win the Sunday, Sept. 18 NEW ENGLAND PATRIOTS — New York 74 66 .529 8 Los Angeles 62 77 .446 21 ballgame at the end," Movrich Acquired CB Eric Rowe from Philadelphia Miami 69 71 .493 13 Norway, which surprised some ing assignments, Bark River San Francisco at Carolina, 1 p.m. Oakland 60 79 .432 23 said. "If we can stop the run Baltimore at Cleveland, 1 p.m. for a conditional draft pick. Released G Philadelphia 62 77 .446 19½ Wednesday's Games with a 41-14 victory over North gave us a different looking front Tennessee at Detroit, 1 p.m. Josh Kline. Signed LB Quentin Gause to Atlanta 54 85 .388 27½ Tampa Bay 7, Baltimore 6 Dickinson last week. and I don't know if we were con- game, we can be competitive." Kansas City at Houston, 1 p.m. the practice squad. Released LB Rufus Central Division Chicago White Sox 7, Detroit 4 They have a couple of good Miami at New England, 1 p.m. Johnson from the practice squad. WLPct GB Oakland 4, L.A. Angels 1 It's a non-conference game fused; some of the assignments New Orleans at N.Y. Giants, 1 p.m. NEW ORLEANS SAINTS — Agreed to Chicago 89 49 .645 — N.Y. Yankees 2, Toronto 0 this year, but the Knights move weren't carried out as well as I backs and good line play. Cincinnati at Pittsburgh, 1 p.m. terms with QB Drew Brees on a contract St. Louis 73 65 .529 16 Cleveland 6, Houston 5 from the Mid-Peninsula to the thought we should have." "They really fire off the ball Dallas at Washington, 1 p.m. extension. Pittsburgh 68 69 .496 20½ Kansas City at Minnesota well," Movrich said. Tampa Bay at Arizona, 4:05 p.m. TAMPA BAY BUCCANEERS — Milwaukee 62 77 .446 27½ Boston at San Diego Mid-Eastern next year, taking The players have been recep- Seattle at Los Angeles, 4:05 p.m. Waived/injured RB Mike James. Cincinnati 57 81 .413 32 Texas at Seattle the spot of North Dickinson, tive to coaches this week. "They had a couple of guards Indianapolis at Denver, 4:25 p.m. MOTOR SPORTS West Division Thursday's Games that are big, strong and fast NASCAR — Docked Ryan Newman WLPct GB which is planning to switch to "I think they realized we Atlanta at Oakland, 4:25 p.m. Houston (Paulino 0-0) at Cleveland that do a lot of pulling and basi- Jacksonville at San Diego, 4:25 p.m. and Kyle Larson 15 points each because Los Angeles 78 60 .565 — (Bauer 10-6), 12:10 p.m. 8-man football. were trying to correct them this Green Bay at Minnesota, 8:30 p.m. their cars failed post-race inspections at San Francisco 74 64 .536 4 Tampa Bay (Cobb 0-0) at N.Y. Yan- First, Gogebic has to learn week," Movrich said. "They cally punch the guys they end Monday, Sept. 19 Darlington Raceway. Fined Newman's Colorado 66 72 .478 12 kees (Sabathia 8-12), 7:05 p.m. up finding." Philadelphia at Chicago, 8:30 p.m. crew chief Luke Lambert and Larson's Arizona 58 80 .420 20 Texas (Holland 7-6) at Seattle (Walker from Friday night's game where want the same thing we want, crew chief Chad Johnson $25,000 each. San Diego 57 81 .413 21 4-10), 10:10 p.m. they fell behind quickly they want to be successful as Gogebic (1-1) needs to run COLLEGE Wednesday's Games Friday's Games because of turnovers. well." the ball well. Transactions NCAA — Ruled East Carolina WR N.Y. Mets 6, Cincinnati 3 Tampa Bay at N.Y. Yankees, 7:05 p.m. "I just think we need, and Trevon Brown ineligible to play this sea- Atlanta at Washington Boston at Toronto, 7:07 p.m. "Against a good team, you Norway is another big, phys- BASEBALL son. Pittsburgh 4, St. Louis 3 Baltimore at Detroit, 7:10 p.m. can't really do that," Gogebic ical team like Bark River-Har- not just linemen, even our MLB — Announced the resignation of ARMSTRONG STATE — Named Max Miami 6, Philadelphia 0 Chicago Cubs at Houston, 8:10 p.m. backs that are blocking and our Sukalo men's and women's assistant ten- Milwaukee 2, Chicago Cubs 1 coach Mark Movrich said. ris was. Wendy Lewis, senior vice president, Cleveland at Minnesota, 8:10 p.m. split ends that are blocking, we diversity and strategic alliances. nis coach. San Francisco at Colorado Kansas City at Chicago White Sox, "Those are the things we can "(It's) something we're going American League CHATTANOOGA — Named Andy Boston at San Diego 8:10 p.m. definitely learn from. There to see the rest of the season, we need to get our ballcarries into NEW YORK YANKEES — Placed RHP Meyer coach of the cross country and Arizona at L.A. Dodgers Seattle at Oakland, 10:05 p.m. the second level to be success- Chad Green on the 15-day DL, retroactive track and field programs. Thursday's Games Texas at L.A. Angels, 10:05 p.m. were other things as well. I might as well get used to it," DAYTON — Announced the resigna- Cincinnati (Straily 11-7) at Pittsburgh don't want to say minor things Movrich said. ful," Movrich said. "I really because there are no such The Miners need to stop the think we can do it." the school. My daughter, who is how our offense is progressing. We Pioneers part of the youth cheerleading, do need to obviously improve on they call it the Tigerettes, they're our tackling and blocking as a performing at halftime. team. Very happy with what we've Rivals that bold of statement, but I will say the winner has the “Opportunities like that, this done as a team to date.” From page 9 fast track to the conference title. co-op football team is providing to Charles Hirtreiter has been a JUNO: I agree with that. I'd certainly pick the winner mates range from 225 to 300 peo- not just the boys but the entire team leader, Schoeneman said. of this game to ultimately win it. But I also heard a lot of ple. That was very exciting. I did- schools, schools plural, and both “Charlie Hirtreiter has been From page 9 good things about Hancock after they won at Ironwood n't really realize how many people communities.” Schoeneman said. playing especially well,” he said. last week; I doubt anybody is deeper than they are. were there until the game was Mercer-Butternut (1-2) would Coach Adam Miller will take ence? Houghton's doing well with a thin roster. West Iron Coun- over. That was good to see.” also like to pick up their second over the reigns this week because DEROUIN: The Hancock and Houghton athletes and ty is still going to have a big say in this. And it's a long Mercer-Butternut is at home win of the season in their final Schoeneman can't be there as he coaches would probably like to have a say. I think it’s too season. Injuries happen. Some teams get better, some again this week, capping Home- home game of the year. works to continue his education. early to tell. Houghton’s (2-0) on its best start since 2001, get worse. Look at the run Forest Park went on last year coming week with a game against Oneida Nation is also 1-2. Its The game will be under a slight- and Hancock matched a game Lake Linden-Hubbell after losing two of their first three games. Oneida Nation at noon on Satur- win is also against Bowler-Gre- ly bigger spotlight as WJMS-AM squad in its only loss. Week 3 might be too early to make day. sham, 51-0, two weeks ago. But it 590 will broadcast the game on the It's a much bigger Homecoming lost to Oakfield 82-40 and Green radio and put a video on its Face- The Midgets will be mindful here with the addition of football. Bay N.E.W. Lutheran 58-12. book feed. Midgets of Calumet quarterback Russ “Everything that we're doing, “They've played some quality "I like the story behind it and I Bjorn. not just for the boys, we're doing teams and had some tough losses,” want to be part of it," play-by-play “I just saw him on film and he Most teams start by trying to for the school to have that tradi- Schoeneman said. “They're a very announcer Sean Craig said of the looks good,” Erickson said. “He From page 9 take trap away. You find success tional football game and a Home- explosive offensive team with lots Pioneer program. "It's time they can throw and he can run and game. I think we did a good job off tackle and then they might coming dance after the game. Foot- of athletes. It could be a high-scor- get a little inclusion in our broad- he's a strong looking kid. He ball is opening up doors not just for ing game. of that Friday night.” move a guy and that's kind of cast and what a better way than to plays middle linebacker. Always the boys but other people within “I'm very, very happy as far as do their first-ever homecoming." Hurley had just two offensive what happened last week. They a good combination I think.” possessions in the first half, but moved their guys a little bit and Calumet saw Hurley's wing T they flipped the script in the that opened up something else. back, a good passer and good ball, quickness usually beats size, offense when it beat downstate second half, controlling the ball. “You just have to be wiling to Gladiators receivers. They shoved Crystal but what happens when quickness Harrison in the 2014 playoffs. Getting first downs consistently find it.” Falls (Forest Park) around. Their meets both size and speed? But just as Hurley's offense isn't will be key for Hurley. They found it last week as passing stats are crazy. They come “We have to play a heck of a easy to prepare for, neither is “We have to get to the second Devin Czerneski led the Midgets at you from the shotgun set with football game and get a little Calumet's multifaceted attack. From page 9 level and get our blockers into with 98 rushing yards. three running backs. They have no lucky,” Mayer said. “I think the “They run some option game,” town after defeating perennial real weaknesses and they get a lot kids are ready to perform a tough the second level,” Erickson said. “They weren't going to give us Erickson said. “You've got to power Crystal Falls Forest Park, of long touchdown runs. There’s no difficult job. It’s kind of difficult “That's where you can start get- the keepout,” Erickson said. have some assignments. They 60-42. flukes there.” to find good match-ups, but we ting some chunks of yardage. If “They played really wide on the don't just do option. They do To show you the type of ath- Quarterback Jason Whittens may try to be a little different your blockers aren't getting into edge. We were able to get some some other things, too. letes North Central has, the Jets (6-5) was the Offensive Back of the and get them off their game a lit- that second level, you're getting trap in there. Devin had a big are not only the defending state “It's a tough prep. But our Year in the Western 8 Conference tle bit.” 2s and 3s and that happened too game running at the line and champions in 8-man football, but guys have been playing at a real and was also an all-conference Mayer said the Gladiators are much. We worked on that pretty the line blocked well alt times have also won two state basket- safety last year. Bobby Kleimans good level. We're going to looking forward to playing the hard today in practice.” for that. We did OK on our off- ball titles in a row. Mayer has done joins Whittens in the backfield and defending state champions. emphasize sticking with your What will Calumet focus on tackle game. We didn’t run to extensive scouting on North Cen- he was also an all-conference per- “There’s no pressure on us, so it fundamentals for them this defensively? The trapping game the left very well and that's an tral and he thinks they are better former in 2015. should be a fun environment,” week. than last year when they finished like the first two opponents or area of concern.” North Central is averaging 60 Mayer said. “The bullseye is on “We have a couple things we 13-0. the edges like WIC? On the other side of the ball, points per game this season. their backs. It’s like a free shot to have to cleanup in our gap “Their skill guys are bigger, “That's the interesting part,” Hurley has given up just one If the Jets are the Goliaths of 8- show how good we are. There’s assignments. But I'm very stronger and more experienced,” man football, then Mayer doesn’t no downside.” Erickson said. “I'm not sure how touchdown this season and it pleased with where we're at Mayer said. “The scary part is they mind his team playing the role of Mayer said he is hoping for a they're going to game plan for it. will need defense to win what defensively so far.” have a big, strong offensive line David. His team is smaller but has good crowd on Friday night and a You have to start somewhere. could be a low scoring game. that can move, a great running quickness and athleticism. In foot- big show of support for his team. l THE DAILY GLOBE • YOURDAILYGLOBE.COM COMICS THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 8, 2016 11 DEFLOCKED Husband does nothing to help with finances

Dear Annie: My first husband when she returns, she seems sad- was a workaholic with little time der than ever. She unloads on me for me or any enjoyment, so when I out of the blue and makes me feel divorced and met my current hus- terrible. I try to help her but end band, I was thrilled to find such an up so upset and feeling down on optimistic, fun-loving man. He is myself. Then later I hear that she affectionate, extremely clever and Dear has done something fun, and a real people person. However, as Annie meanwhile I am still reeling from years go by, he seems to have less her tirade of negativity. and less ambition and isn’t doing My son loves her but is basical- his fair share to keep us out of debt. al paycheck is spent covering his ly living a solitary life. He works When we first met, he was insurance, his past-due taxes, his 40-plus hours a week but still has MOTHER GOOSE & GRIMM working two jobs to cover his kid’s college loan payments, etc. to do his laundry, the cooking and expenses and pay child support. There’s little money left for me to get other household chores. They have He now works one job and thinks a haircut or have lunch with friends other children, who I don’t think nothing of knocking off early to go once in a while. I’m now facing some are getting adequate attention. home and watch sports and goof health challenges, and he hasn’t I have offered to do anything I off on the computer. can to help her. I have found grief A large percentage of my person- stepped up to help me. I’m constant- ly juggling overdraft notices and sell- support classes and offered to pay ing things to keep us out of hock. for them. I have offered to take her My resentment is starting to to church, but I think she blames YOUR destroy any affection I had. I just God for what has happened. I have want to be treated fairly. Seeing spoken with her mother, but she is HOROSCOPE as that’s not happening, I’m ready exasperated also. Nothing in my to separate. I am self-sufficient family can be normal now. I never BORN LOSER and would be better off financially know whether she is going to show on my own; however, I’m hoping a up at a family function, and if she separation might make him wake does, I don’t know whether I will up and start doing his fair share. do something to upset her. Am I fooling myself thinking a I feel so sorry for everyone. It separation might help him grow up? seems my son and his family are EUGENIA living in a dark, depressing cave. LAST Do I need to accept that I married Peter Pan? — Overworked Wendy Any suggestions? — Got the Dear Wendy: Don’t send Peter Blues Your Birthday Pan packing to Neverland just yet. Dear Blues: I am so sorry for Thursday, Sept. 8, 2016 He’s fallen into a lazy slump your family’s loss. Your daughter- because it’s been easy for him to in-law is experiencing every par- Question what isn’t working for do so, and now he needs a push to ent’s worst nightmare. Continue you. Make a clean sweep to clear up get moving again. Being honest being empathetic and letting her ALLEY OOP any situations that are limiting your ability to move forward. Don’t be afraid and open is your best shot at a cry on your shoulder, as draining to take a different approach. Your happily-ever-after ending. as the roller coaster of emotions strength will come from how well and Tell him that if this marriage is may be for you. Spend time with how quickly you recognize, react and to continue, it needs to start func- their other children to show them adapt to shifting circumstances. Start tioning like a true partnership. love and attention. Talk to your checking things off your to-do list. Perhaps he should pick up a second son about attending marriage VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) — Con- job again, if that’s what it takes to counseling specifically for parents sider how to make your life easier. cover his expenses. I would also who have lost children. Contact Give people who are placing demands on you something to occupy their time talk to a financial adviser, as it the American Association for Mar- and keep them out of your hair. Take might be wise to keep your riage and Family Therapy for control and learn to say no. finances separate until he demon- more resources. LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23) — Take strates that he’s ready to grow up. 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Is resistance -- that is, an opposing force ercises, along with their power variations, By Dave Green based on a 9x9 grid with several one better than the other? that muscles must strain against. on my website, AskDoctorK.com.) given numbers. The object is to place DEAR READER: Your muscles enable Strength training is sometimes called re- When I urge my patients to consider you to carry groceries, climb stairs, get sistance training or weight training. Re- strength and power training, they under- the numbers 1 to 9 in the empty out of a chair and swing a golf club. The sistance can be supplied by your body stand the merits of keeping muscles 9 3 squares so that each row, each col- stronger and more powerful your muscles weight, free weights such as dumbbells strong as they age. But they often ask if umn and each 3x3 box contains the are, the easier all of these everyday tasks and weighted cuffs, elasticized bands or strength and power training are as good same number only once. and others will be. But weak muscles turn specialized machines. No matter what as aerobic exercise in reducing the risk 2 1 seemingly simple tasks, like walking, into kind of resistance you use, putting more of heart attacks and strokes. There is The difficulty a chore. They are a primary reason why than the usual amount of load on your growing evidence that they do, although level of the Conceptis Sudoku many people lose their independence as muscles makes them stronger. the evidence is not yet as strong as for 4 7 5 9 increases from Monday to Saturday. they age. Power training is aimed at increasing aerobic exercise. Strength and power training can curb or power, which is the product of both I've adopted an exercise program of aer- Answer to previous puzzle even halt these changes. They help your strength and speed. Power reflects how obic exercise four to five days a week 2 1 8 9 muscles function at a high level as you quickly you can exert force to produce and strength training twice a week. If new get older. And there are additional bene- the desired movement. Power can help evidence causes me to change my mind 5 3 4 9 8 6 7 1 2 fits. As you strengthen your muscles, you you react swiftly if you trip or lose your about what's best for me, I'll change my 4 tone your arms and legs. You also burn balance, helping you to avoid a fall. routine. 9 6 1 4 2 7 8 3 5 more calories, since muscles require en- Some power moves are just strength- (Dr. Komaroff is a physician & professor 7 6 9 8 7 2 8 3 5 1 6 9 4 ergy (calories) in order to function. training exercises done at a faster speed. at Harvard Medical School. To send You can even help control various med- Other power routines rely on the use of a questions, go to AskDoctorK.com, or 3 9 7 8 1 2 5 4 6 ical problems. For example, you can re- weighted vest. The vest is worn while write: Ask Doctor K, 10 Shattuck St., 3 6 7 5 1 8 6 7 4 5 9 2 3 duce your risk of heart disease, slow the performing exercises aimed at improving Second Floor, Boston, MA 02115.) advance of osteoporosis, ease arthritis functions such as bending, reaching, lift- COPYRIGHT 2014 4 5 2 6 3 9 1 8 7 pain, and help manage or prevent Type 2 ing and rising from a seated position. THE PRESIDENT AND FELLOWS OF 1 4 HARVARD COLLEGE 8 1 5 2 7 3 4 6 9 diabetes. Try to do strength and power exercises 2016 Conceptis Puzzles, Dist. by King Features Syndicate, Inc. DISTRIBUTED BY UNIVERSAL UCLICK two or three times a week. Allow at least 6 7 3 1 9 4 2 5 8 So exactly what are strength and power FOR UFS 2016 Conceptis Puzzles, Dist. by King Features Syndicate, Inc. training? 48 hours between sessions for your mus- 1130 Walnut, Kansas City, MO 64106; 4 7 9/08 Difficulty Level Difficulty2 4 Level9 5 6 8 3 7 19/07 cles to recover. 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NEW YORK (AP) — Even on a and a report used by the Federal 18,526.14. The S&P 500 index The Fed’s latest “Beige Book” operators slumped on worries Benchmark U.S. crude oil day when the major U.S. stock Reserve to gauge the health of slipped 0.32 points, or 0.01 per- survey of business conditions about lower food prices and futures rose 67 cents, or 1.5 per- indexes barely budged, the mar- businesses did little to move the cent, to 2,186.16. The Nasdaq indicated that the economy grew greater discounts. Sprouts Farm- cent, to close at $45.50 a barrel in ket notched another milestone. market, which has been in a gained 8.02 points, or 0.2 per- at a moderate or modest pace ers Markets fell $3.13, or 13.7 New York. Brent crude, the The Nasdaq composite eked wait-and-see mode as investors cent, to 5,283.93. this summer in eight of the cen- percent, to $19.68, after the com- benchmark for international oil out a gain, pushing the tech- gauge the likelihood of further A run of weak U.S. economic tral bank’s 12 U.S. districts. The pany cut its guidance, citing prices, added 72 cents, or 1.5 per- heavy index to its second record- intervention by the Fed. data has reduced expectations findings represent a slowdown falling food prices and rising dis- cent, to close at $47.98 a barrel in high close in a row. The Dow “We get a favorable data point that the Federal Reserve will from previous reports. counts. Whole Foods slid $1.62, London. Jones industrial average and and shortly thereafter we get one raise interest rates again soon, Separately, the Labor Depart- or 5.3 percent, to $29.08, while The pickup in crude prices Standard & Poor’s 500 index that suggests we’re still in a very which would be a potential boon ment said job openings jumped 4 Kroger lost $1.35, or 4.1 percent, gave energy stocks a boost. The drifted in the opposite direction, low-growth environment,” said for stocks. However, if the cen- percent in July. Another govern- to $31.32. sector eked out the biggest gain closing slightly in the red. Eric Wiegand, senior portfolio tral bank opts to hold off on a ment report last Friday showed Dave & Buster’s Entertain- in the S&P 500 index, rising 0.3 Supermarket chains and other manager at the Private Client rate increase, it could suggest that employers pulled back on ment fell about 3 percent after percent. It’s up 15.5 percent this consumer-focused companies Reserve at U.S. Bank. “We’re not expectations of sluggish econom- hiring in August. the restaurant and arcade chain year. were among the biggest declin- seeing tremendous volume or ic growth and a dimmer outlook “The jobs report from last Fri- reported weaker-than-anticipat- Technology stocks also rose, ers. Traders bid up shares in tremendous conviction on either for corporate earnings, which is day still kind of overshadowed ed sales. The company also low- led by digital storage drive man- energy, technology and airline side, from either sellers or buyers.” bad for stocks. that,” said JJ Kinahan, chief ered its same-store sales growth ufacturer Western Digital. The companies. Crude oil prices rose. The Dow dropped 11.98 On Wednesday, investors got strategist at TD Ameritrade. outlook for the rest of the year. stock jumped $5.75, or 12.1 per- New figures on job openings points, or 0.1 percent, to a mixed bag of economic news. Shares in some supermarket The stock shed $1.34 to $44.93. cent, to $53.30.

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