Black River Harbor Closed Until September
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Good dog, bad dog Gladiators victorious Delta Air Lines wants to know Ontonagon defeats Bessemer in Copper more about service animals Mountain Conference action NATION • 2 SPORTS • 9 DAILY GLOBE Saturday, January 20, 2018 Mostly cloudy yourdailyglobe.com | High: 35 | Low: 24 | Details, page 2 Black River Harbor closed until September By IAN MINIELLY Holland said he expected the short-term assignment in Mon- deer collaring near the Little so their feet are hobbled to avoid [email protected] footbridge over the Black River to tana. The capacity-filled room Girl’s Point deer complex. being kicked and attach the col- BESSEMER – Black River Har- be accessible through the work. was pleased with that revelation. Grieshop said the Department of lars. bor will be closed until Septem- Finley said Enbridge had Cory Magdziak, reporting for Natural Resources collared 54 The effort is to track the move- ber, according Tony Holland, a received five permits for pipeline Greg Ryskey and the Gogebic deer and when asked questions ment patterns of the deer representative from the Ottawa work in the county, adding he did County Forestry and Park Com- regarding the operation, provid- between the Upper Peninsula and National Forest, who spoke at the not expect there to be much per- misison, said they had eight sales ed some deeper insight. Bucks Wisconsin regarding chronic Gogebic Coservation District’s mit work over the next few in the last month and were work- are collared with a magnetic col- wasting disease. Involved in the meeting Friday in Bessemer. months because of the weather. ing through 540 acres of select lar that stretches to accommodate 10-minute process is also hair- Gogebic Conservation District Holland also said they hired hardwoods. Magdziak said they neck swelling during the rut and clipping to detect if the U.P. deer Administrator Jim Finley said three timber markers, one for were busy for this time of year. smaller deer are collared with are carrying a specific allele that Snow Country Construction had Bessemer and two for Winona Grieshop, forester, elastic that stretches as they received a permit for work at Watersmeet, and that Ian Schack- provided an update to the group mature. Black River Harbor. leford was returning from a regarding her participation in The deer are not tranquilized, GOGEBIC — page 5 B I G C A T C H Ironwood graduate named warden of Marquette prison MARQUETTE – An Ironwood high school graduate has been named war- den of Marquette Branch Prison, becoming the first female leader of the 128-year-old institution. Erica Huss is the 21st warden of the facility and has spent 23 years of her career with the Michigan Department of Corrections. She was appointed to the position following the promotion of former Erica warden Robert Napel, a Wakefield Huss native, to assistant deputy director for the Correctional Facilities Administra- tion of the Michigan DOC. Napel joined the MDOC in 1978 as a corrections officer, and has held a number of positions, including assis- tant resident unit manager, resident unit manager, assistant deputy warden and deputy warden. He became war- den of Marquette Branch Prison in 2010. As assistant deputy director, he will Robert be responsible for overseeing the oper- Napel ations of correctional facilities in the U.P. and northern Michigan. His appointment was effec- tive Dec. 1, 2017. Huss began her career as a corrections officer at Camp Cusino in 1994. She later moved on to roles as resident unit manager, assistant deputy warden and deputy war- Photo submitted den at facilities that included Ojibway and Ionia Correc- SOME SUPER walleyes were caught Jan. 13 at the Bank Club’s Jamboree on the Gile Flowage, near Gile, Wis. tional Facilities and Marquette Branch Prison. She most These four walleyes were caught from the same group. Wayne Berglund landed a 26-incher, good for third recently served as deputy warden at Marquette Branch place; Hannah Simchuk-Panosso reeled in a 27.75-incher, for first; Sara Berglund iced a 26.25-incher for sec- ond and Dawn Berglund pulled up a 25.75-incher. This weekend marks free fishing on Wisconsin’s ice and waters and there’s another fishing tournament on the Gile Flowage planned for next weekend. PRISON — page 5 DNR steps up Rock throwing snowmobile in Bessemer investigated patrols BESSEMER – On Tuesday WOODRUFF, Wis. – More Wisconsin at 1:47 p.m., Gogebic County Department of Natural Resources conserva- Sheriff’s Department deputies tion wardens will patrol northern Wisconsin received a complaint from trails this month following a rash of serious Dale Mahaffey regarding an injury and fatal snowmobile accidents. unknown assailant throwing There have been five fatal snowmobile acci- a rock at his van and shatter- dents in Iron and Price Counties, including ing his rear window. three last weekend. Mahaffey said he was driv- DNR Lt. Dave Walz, of Woodruff, said one ing on Hematite Street, near death is too many in any snowmobile season. the natural springs, when “Our goal is to educate and focus on the about a six-foot tall man, common cause of crashes, speed and alcohol. described as thin with facial Stressing safety tips keeps everyone of all ages hair and wearing a beige jack- out on the trails happy and having fun,” Walz et and green cap, lobbed an said of the planned patrols. object at Mahaffey’s van for DNR conservation wardens will perform an unknown reason, resulting enhanced patrols in the Iron, Price and Ash- in his window shattering. Mahaffey said he pursued Larry Holcombe/Daily Globe the suspect in his van down A PAIR of snowmobilers ride on the trail in Hurley near Silver Street Friday afternoon. South Moore Street, but his PATROLS — page 5 van lost traction and the assailant was on foot and managed to get away. Apostle Islands National Lakeshore ice caves remain closed Mahaffey was unable to see where the rock-chucking BAYFIELD, Wis. – The Apostle like “walking on bowling balls” planning and resource manage- rior when the surface is favorable miscreant disappeared to Islands sea caves remained when checking Lake Superior ice ment at Apostle Islands, said, “It’s for walking. after losing traction. closed to the public this week- conditions around the caves. anyone’s guess what’s going to Van Stappen said people can Deputies patrolled the area end. The caves were last opened in happen.” looking for the suspect and Staff at the Apostle Islands 2015. The ice formations draw thou- were unable to locate him. National Lakeshore said it was Julie Van Stappen, chief of sands of visitors along Lake Supe- —Ian Minielly CAVES — page 5 TODAY INDEX Mostly cloudy — Details, page 2 Classifieds . .13-14 75 cents Comics . .12 Friday Today’s records Snowfall Community . .3 Vol. 99, No. 51 High 41 High 50 (2017) 24 hours to 7 a.m. Obituaries . .7 Low 30 Low -31 (1996) Friday none Snow depth 19 in. Opinion . .4 Year ago today Precipitation Season total 105.7 in. Outdoors . .16 High 50 24 hours to 7 a.m. Last year 77.0 in. Low 28 Friday none Sports . .9-10 l 2 SATURDAY, JANUARY 20, 2018 AREA / NATION THE DAILY GLOBE • YOURDAILYGLOBE.COM FIVE-DAYFIVE-DAAY FORECASTT FOR IRONWOODIRONWOOOD Tabloid held porn star’s 2011 TODAY SUNDAYS MONDAYMONDAAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY interview after Trump threat NEW YORK affair before the (AP) – A tabloid presidential elec- magazine held tion. 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