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SPORTS • 9 DAILY GLOBE Thursday, June 6, 2019 Partly cloudy yourdailyglobe.com | High: 76 | Low: 54 | Details, page 2 Hurley Northstars The school originally planed or 46% of the votes. Hurley dent – will present the name to “Their proud to be part of the n Students, staff to announce the new mascot at Storm captured 34% with 171 the board. Once the board process.” vote in new Hurley an upcoming school board meet- votes, and Hurley Timberjaxx approves the name, Genisot said, He added that in a number of mascot; approval ing, but Kevin Genisot, district received 98 votes for 20%. the community will be asked to years the elementary students administrator at Hurley, said he “Many families were talking submit sketches or drawings who were part of the process heads to school wants the process to be transpar- about this at home and kids depicting ideas which would best might reflect back on their board ent. knew already what they wanted represent the school’s new mas- choice. “Here is what will be present- to vote for,” Genisot said. cot. “When they get into junior high By BRYAN HELLIOS ed to the board on June 17, it Revealing the name now gives Steve Lombardo, principal for and high school and are sporting [email protected] doesn’t mean we have changed the community a chance to talk the elementary grades, said the the mascot on a uniform or shirt HURLEY – Hurley K-12 yet,” he said. “We need board about the change, he said adding younger students could be heard they will know that ‘hey, when I School students and staff voted approval for that.” that it also allows the board some talking about their favorites dur- was in kindergarten I was a part of on Wednesday and chose North- Nearly 79%, or 500 out of 636 time to “digest” it. The student ing lunchtime and while on the stars as their new mascot to rep- students and staff voted. The council’s executive committee – playground. resent the school. Hurley Northstars received 231 senior president and vice presi- “I think their excited,” he said. HURLEY — page 5 Highland Copper progress wavers with low copper value By P.J. GLISSON time stated that the purchase [email protected] occurred shortly after Highland WAKEFIELD – Recent low also had purchased the White copper prices appear to be slow- Pine Mine project. ing progress toward the long- The Globe also reported a year anticipated resurgence of copper ago, in June, that Highland Cop- mining in Wakefield and Iron- per had released a feasibility wood townships, according to a study that had its president and report during Tuesday evening’s CEO, Denis Miville-Deschenes, Wakefield Township board meet- declaring that the projected Cop- ing. perwood mine “represents a As of the end of Tuesday after- tremendous opportunity to cre- noon, Wakefield Township ate hundreds of jobs in the supervisor John Cox said the region.” price of copper was at $2.67 per At that time, construction had pound. “They got to have $3.20 been anticipated by this year, per pound to make money,” he with mining to follow in 2021. added. Now, Cox has expected a Area residents had renewed Highland representative to give their excitement about the the township board an update prospect of new mining jobs ever during the past two meetings, but since Canada’s Highland Copper has resulted with nobody show- Company Inc. announced in ing up. 2014 that it would buy this Meanwhile, he said, the local region’s Copperwood project Highland staff is dwindling, and from Orvana Resources U.S. Corp. A Daily Globe report at that COPPER — page 6 Feds promote partnerships to help rural businesses By RICHARD JENKINS Development’s Michigan direc- [email protected] tor, talked about the difficulty IRONWOOD – Representa- rural businesses face. Tom LaVenture/Daily Globe tives from the U.S. Department of “We know rural poverty rates BETH SHEPARD, a postal clerk at the Ironwood Post Office, on Tuesday shows the Wild and Scenic Agriculture Rural Development are twice as high as urban pover- River stamp set that is now available at area post offices. The 12 stamps of the nation’s most and U.S. Small Business Adminis- ty rates,” Allen said. “We know scenic rivers includes Ontonagon River in Michigan. tration were at Gogebic Commu- that the ability for small busi- nity College Wednesday to kick nesses to grow and develop is off their Michigan Rural Strong hindered, often by the (lack of) River stamp series available initiative and promote the bene- accessibility of programs and fits they can provide together for access to the infrastructure nec- BY TOM LAVENTURE and the stamps were expected to on the featured stamp, she said. rural small business owners in essary for these businesses to [email protected] come in the fall of 2019, Franti The hike starts at 10 a.m. Michigan and Wisconsin. grow and prosper. We know that IRONWOOD – The Wild said. The stamps were suddenly EDT, or 9 a.m. CDT, from the Wednesday’s event was part of housing, we know the ability to and Scenic River postage stamp available on May 21 and so Kakabika Falls trailhead, which a larger effort by the SBA and get good medical treatment, ener- set from the U.S. Postal Service there wasn’t really enough time is 12.4 miles east of Marenisco, Rural Development to highlight gy and a variety of the other areas is now available and to celebrate for the local post office to plan and 15 miles west of the partnership opportunities that make the fiber of America the Ottawa National Forest will an event, she said. Watersmeet on Country Road that exist between their respec- great are sometimes struggling in host a hiking event to Kakabika “But there is a hike,” she said. 527, also known as Thayer tive programs. rural settings. Falls along the Ontonagon River The Ottawa National Forest Road, which is about one half- “(It’s) a national initiative to “This partnership will allow that is depicted in one of the fea- is hosting the Kakabika and mile north of U.S. Highway 2. help rural businesses access cap- us to continue to grow, create tured stamps. Yondota Falls hike on June 15, Kakabika Falls is just 0.1 mile ital and access the combined opportunities for rural business- “A lot of people are buying she said. The public event visits from the trailhead. resources of the USDA and the es to grow, and create opportuni- the stamps,” said Pam Franti, two lesser-known, but accessible The hike follows with a 16 mile Small Business Administration,” ties for families to be able to stay the postmaster of Ontonagon, waterfalls in Gogebic County, drive west to Yondota Falls, north said Shirah Rachel Apple, a pub- in the communities they’ve Mich. including Kakabika Falls on the lic affairs specialist with the The Post Office announced Cisco Branch of the Ontonagon SBA’s Wisconsin District. the series in November 2018 River that is the scene depicted Jason Allen, USDA Rural STAMPS — page 5 PARTNERS — page 5 TODAY INDEX Partly cloudy — Details, page 2 Celebrations ...... 7 75 cents Wednesday Today’s records Classifieds . . . . .12-14 High 58 High 90 (1925) Comics ...... 11 Vol. 100, No. 167 Low 44 Low 32 (1954) Community ...... 3 Year ago today Precipitation Obituaries ...... 6 High 64 24 hours to 7 a.m. Opinion ...... 4 Low 46 Wednesday none Sports ...... 9-10 l 2 THURSDAY, JUNE 6, 2019 AREA / NATION THE DAILY GLOBE • YOURDAILYGLOBE.COM FIVE-DAY FORECASTFO ORECAST FOR IRONWOODIR RONWOOD

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The ceremony in Portsmouth first major town liberated Battle of Normandy, code- federal government has It’s now up to the vari- kids are transferred to the were several hundred men, by Allied troops after D- named Operation Over- stopped paying for English- ous nonprofit and private care of Health and Human now in their 90s, who Day. lord, was a turning point in language courses and legal organizations run facilities Services after the Border served in the conflict – and Mixing history lesson, the war, and helped bring services at facilities that for the children to cover Patrol processes them. the 93-year-old British entertainment and solemn about Nazi Germany’s hold immigrant children the cost of teachers, sup- Health and Human Ser- monarch, also a member of remembrance, the ceremo- defeat in May 1945. around the country, impos- plies, legal services and vices contracts out their what has been called the ny in Portsmouth was a Wednesday’s ceremony ing budget cuts it says are even recreational activities care and housing to non- “greatest generation.” large-scale spectacle involv- brought together presi- necessary at a time when and equipment – if they profits and private compa- The queen, who served ing troops, dancers and dents, prime ministers and record numbers of unac- can, or choose to. nies. as an army mechanic dur- martial bands, culminating other representatives of companied children are BCFS, a nonprofit “As we have said, we ing the war, said that when in a military fly-past. But more than a dozen coun- arriving at the border. provider in several Texas have a humanitarian crisis she attended a 60th- the stars of the show were tries that fought alongside The Health and Human cities, said in a statement at the border brought on anniversary commemora- the elderly veterans of that Britain in Normandy. Services department noti- that it would continue pro- by a broken immigration tion of D-Day 15 years ago, campaign who said they The leader of the coun- fied shelters around the viding services because not system that is putting many thought it might be were surprised by all the try that was the enemy in country last week that it doing so would violate tremendous strain (on the the last such event. attention: They were just 1944 , German Chancellor was not going to reimburse state licensing standards. It agency),” spokeswoman “But the wartime gener- doing their jobs. Angela Merkel, also attend- them for teachers’ pay or said it will use emergency Evelyn Stauffer said. “Addi- ation – my generation – is “I was just a small part ed– a symbol of Europe’s other costs such as legal funding from its parent tional resources are urgent- resilient,” she said, striking in a very big machine,” said postwar reconciliation and services or recreational organization. ly required to meet the an unusually personal 99-year-old John Jenkins, a transformation. equipment. The move “The health and well- humanitarian needs creat- appears to violate a legal being of those in our care ed by this influx - to both settlement known as the are of the utmost impor- sustain critical child wel- Ronaldo rape lawsuit in Vegas moved from Nevada to US court Flores agreement that tance and we hope there is fare and release operations LAS VEGAS (AP) – A lawsuit by a Neva- Ronaldo’s attorney Peter Christiansen requires the government to a rapid resolution to this and increase capacity.” da woman accusing soccer star Cristiano declined to comment about the change or provide education and funding issue,” Health and Human Ser- Ronaldo of raping her in 2009 at a Las an ongoing police investigation. recreational activities to spokeswoman Evy Ramos vices is seeking nearly $3 Vegas Strip resort has been moved from The lawsuit says Mayorga met Ronaldo immigrant children in its said. million in emergency fund- state to federal court in Las Vegas, her at a nightclub and went with him and care. The government says it ing to cover more beds and lawyer said Wednesday. other people to his suite. It says the attack But the agency says it currently has 13,200 chil- provide basic care. “We basically just switched venues, but occurred in a bedroom. doesn’t have the funding to dren in its care, and more An official at one of the the claims remain,” said attorney Larissa Mayorga also accuses Ronaldo or those provide those services as it are coming. The Border shelter providers said the Drohobyczer, who represents former working for him of conspiracy, coercion deals with a soaring num- Patrol said Wednesday that government notified them model and schoolteacher Kathryn Mayor- and fraud, defamation and breach of con- ber of children coming to 11,500 children crossed on May 30 that they would- ga and sought the change in venue for the tract for allowing details of a confidential the U.S., largely from Cen- the border without a par- n’t be reimbursing costs. civil filings seeking money. financial settlement to become public. Doctor accused of murder in 25 patient overdose deaths COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP) – An flame to go out sooner than it would The Columbus-area Mount Ohio doctor was charged with mur- naturally,” O’Brien said. Carmel Health System has publicly der Wednesday in the deaths of 25 Husel, 43, pleaded not guilty after apologized. It issued a statement hospital patients who, authorities turning himself in earlier in the day. Wednesday pledging to continue say, were killed with deliberate over- A judge set bail at $1 million. cooperating with authorities and doses of painkillers, many of them The doctor is the lone defendant. making “meaningful changes” to administered by other medical work- Authorities are not prosecuting nurs- ensure such events never happen ers on his orders. es, pharmacists and others involved again. In one of the biggest cases of its in the deaths, though dozens of hos- The system found that Husel kind ever brought against an Ameri- pital employees have been reported ordered potentially fatal drug doses can health care professional, William to professional boards for investiga- for 29 patients, including five who Husel was accused of ordering out- tion and potential disciplinary might have received those drugs size doses of the powerful painkiller action. when there still was a chance to fentanyl. Many of the patients who Husel’s lawyer said he was trying improve their conditions with treat- died were on ventilators and receiv- to provide “comfort care” for dying ment. The hospital system said six ing palliative care. The deaths patients. more patients got doses that were occurred between 2015 and 2018. “At no time did Dr. Husel ever excessive but probably did not cause Franklin County Prosecutor Ron intend to euthanize anyone – eutha- their deaths. O’Brien compared Husel’s actions nize meaning speed up death,” The murder charges were brought to extinguishing a dwindling can- defense attorney Richard Blake said. only in cases that involved fentanyl dle. The patients were going to die doses of at least 500 micrograms. The “That candle, while there may be whether they were being treated by prosecutor said the investigation just a half an inch of wax left, if I blow Husel or another physician, Blake remains open and other cases are still that candle out, I’m causing that said. under review. l THE DAILY GLOBE • YOURDAILYGLOBE.COM COMMUNITY THURSDAY, JUNE 6, 2019 3 Libraries kick off summer programs Community Briefs Local author to lessons on Friday morning Local libraries are kicking off their uproc.lib.mi.us/Ironwood. neers who show her what they do on the wetland habitat on summer reading programs for kids and she learns all about space travel. make Mercer the Upper Wisconsin River with a variety of events. Area events Her imagination blasts off and she presentation Bessemer Legacy Forest. include: Bessemer Public Library will host dreams of incredible journeys MERCER, Wis. — Local The group anticipates a a kickoff party Sunday from 2-5 p.m. through the cosmos. author Enid Cleaves will 9 a.m. start and will be at the library. This energetic and interactive play Ironwood present “From Goulash to done before noon. They The Ironwood Carnegie Cameron Zvara will per- is suitable for all ages. The event is Ghouls on Friday at 1 p.m. will gather off County Library will be kicking off form at 3 p.m., and there sponsored by the Friends of the Mer- at the Mercer Public Highway E, ¾ mile east of their summer programming will be prizes, food and cer Library as part of our 2019 sum- Library. Highway 45. Updates will on Sunday, at 12:30 p.m. signups for the summer mer reading program, “A Universe of Cleaves will feature her also be posted at part- with a fun filled afternoon reading program. Stories.” background and how she nersinforestry.com. with magician Cameron For more information, call the started writing as well as Participants are encour- Zvara. library at 715-476-2366. Mercer stories from her books. For aged to bring rubber boots The program will take Mercer Public Library more information, call the for the wetlands as well as place at the Ironwood Memo- will kick off their summer Winchester library at 715-476-2366. bug dope and any ques- rial Building. reading program with a the- The Winchester Public Library tions you may have. The laugh out loud magi- Cameron ater performance, “My kids program starts off Tuesday, June Marenisco student cal comedy show is family Zvara Mother the Astronaut,” with 18, with a picnic lunch at 11 a.m. fol- makes dean’s list Wakefield students friendly and is open to all the Traveling Lantern The- lowed by worm races and a “Good cit- on UW-Stevens children and their families. atre Company on June 13 at izen Litter Pick Up” through town. DULUTH, Minn. — There is no charge for the event. 4:30 p.m. Library Assistant Blaze is in charge of Rachel Emery of Marenisco Point dean’s list Students can also sign up for the The Traveling Lantern Theatre the Kids programs this summer. was named to the Spring STEVENS POINT, Wis. library’s summer reading program Company presents “My Mother the The summer kids programs are on 2019 Dean’s List at the Col- — The University of Wis- beginning on Sunday at the magic Astronaut: To the moon and beyond!” Tuesdays, beginning at 10:30 a.m. lege of St. Scholastica in consin-Stevens Point hon- show. This year, a generous donation Aquarius’ mom is an astronaut until August 13. The summer theme Duluth, Minn. Emery’s ored more than 1,975 of 4 bicycles will be used during the and today is “Take your child to work is “A Universe of Stories.” Activities major is Biology. undergraduate students for reading program drawings. day”. Aquarius can’t wait to go to are planned for every week. A reading Bessemer woman’s attaining high grade point For more information, contact NASA and and out what it’s like to be challenge will be issued with prizes club to host social averages during the spring Lynne at 906-932-0203 or visit the in space. They visit Mission Control awarded to the readers achieving semester of the 2018-2019 library website at where she meets scientists and engi- their goal. BESSEMER — The academic year. Bessemer Woman’s Club is Undergraduate stu- hosting their annual “Bene- dents who earned highest 10 ways to fight the bite from mosquitoes fit Coffee Social” on Flag honors had grade points of Day, Friday, June 14 at the 3.90 to 4.0 (4.0 equals WOODRUFF Wis. — As hot sum- which do not absorb as much heat, hours when mosquitoes are most Bessemer City Hall Audito- straight A); high honors mer days turn into warm summer may also make you less attractive to active. rium from 1-3:30 p.m. had grade point averages evenings; many people enjoy sitting mosquitoes. —Burn a mosquito-repellant torch The event will raise from 3.75 to 3.89 and hon- outside. —Use Picaridin or a 30 percent or candle when you’re outside. funds for local charities, ors had grade point aver- But, it takes just a few minutes DEET repellent. Spray your clothes, —Remove all standing water in scholarships and local pro- ages from 3.50 to 3.74 before you hear a high-pitched buzz boots and socks. Avoid spraying your your yard that may be home to jects. Students who received and feel a burning itch. You’ve been face and the palms of your hands. If mosquito larvae. Admission is by dona- honors include Wakefield found by mosquitoes. But you’re hiking or camping, don’t forget According to the Wisconsin tion at the door or by pur- students Darienne Korpi, mosquitoes are just one summertime to spray your backpack and your tent. Department of Public Health, Divi- chasing a ticket from any who received honors and pest. Ticks are another. —Treat your clothes with perme- sion of Health Services, mosquitoes club member. Kevin Lane, who recieved “Each year the risk of getting bac- thrin. This repellent is effective for in the Midwest can transmit arboviral highest honors. terial or viral infections from tick and both mosquitoes and ticks. When infections such as the West Nile Virus Forest hike held mosquito bites seems to increase,” applied correctly, permethrin may and various strains of Encephalitis. Friday morning Pedalers to ride said Rick Brodhead, MD, Medical last through more than five washings. They can also infect animals with LAND ‘O LAKES, Wis. MERCER, Wis. — The Director of Emergency Services at Treat your clothes and let them dry equine encephalitis and canine heart- Loony Pedalers will ride at Howard Young Medical Center, part before wearing. Use caution during worm. — Vilas County Conserva- tion Specialist Quita Shee- Lupine Junefest Saturday. of Ascension. “The best way to pre- treatment. When liquid or wet, per- “Mosquitoes lay their eggs in The ride starts at 8 a.m. vent infection is to avoid getting bit.” methrin can be toxic to small ani- water, even in small containers,” adds han will lead a tour and As the summer season heats up, mals. Dr. Brodhead. “Walk around the out- Ascension and the Vilas County —When you’re outside, avoid areas side of your home at least once a Health Department want to help resi- with long grass. Stay on trails if pos- week and empty any water that’s col- SUMMER KICKOFF PARTY! dents and Northwood’s visitors to sible. lected in toys, pet food and water Sunday, June 9 • 2-5pm, Magic Show at 3pm fight the bite. —After being outside, shower and bowls, birdbaths, buckets, and other Join us for an afternoon of fun with carefully check your body for ticks. objects.” Comedy Magician & Entertainer, Cameron Zvara! How to fight the bite Blacklegged ticks are very small and Check under bushes and other Filled with magic, comedy, juggling, music Here are ten ways you can fight easy to miss. hard-to-see places. Get rid of old tires FREE and tons of audience participation. the bite and protect yourself. —Make yourself less attractive to and other objects that can collect You won’t want to miss out! —Wear pants and long sleeves to mosquitoes. Don’t use sweet-smelling water. Check for and repair holes in Prizes, Food and Reading Program signups will be available. minimize areas of exposed skin. soaps or sprays. Mosquitoes are window and door screens. —Wear light-colored clothing to attracted by sweet scents, especially These are all simple ways you can Bessemer Public Library see crawling ticks easier. Light colors, banana. fight the bite. For more information, —Stay inside during the evening please visit: vilaspublichealth.com. 411 S. Sophie St., Bessemer, MI • 906-667-0404 Community Calendar Superior Email calendar items and mission, 5 p.m., meeting, 2 p.m., Little Finland. Gogebic-Ontonagon community news to Conference Room 1, second Bessemer library sum- County Remonumentation Family Vision [email protected]. floor, Memorial Building, Iron- mer kickoff, 2 p.m., Bessemer Peer Review meeting, 9 a.m., For more information, call 906- wood. Public Library. Natural Resources Center, 932-2211. Mercer Health and Well- Bessemer. 1 Year Anniversary Friday, June 7 ness Pickleball, 3-6 p.m., Gogebic County Road Thursday, June 6 Mercer Community Center. Commisssion, 4 p.m. finance Thursday, June 13th • 3-6pm Mercer Cribbage, 9:30- Narcotics Anonymous, 7 meeting, regular meeting to fol- Pickleball, 9 a.m.-noon, 11:30 a.m., Mercer Senior p.m., Wesley United Methodist low, GCRC offices. Patterson courts or Ironwood Center. Church, Ironwood. Gogebic-Ontonagon We invite you to join us for an open house Memorial Building. Double Trouble, 11 a.m.- Alcoholics Anonymous, County Remonumentation as we celebrate our 1st year in business Gogebic-Ontonagon 12:30 p.m., Serenity Center, 7:30 p.m., Sharon Lutheran Peer Review, 9 a.m. CST , • Giveaways • Hors D’oeuvres Community Action Agency Ironwood. Church, Bessemer. area74.org. Conference room , Natural quarterly food commodity Mercer Food Pantry, Resources Center, Bessemer • Libations • Door Prizes distribution for registered noon-1 p.m., Railroad Street, Monday, June 10 Hurley Finance Commit- families, 10 a.m.-noon and 1-3 Mercer, Wis. Emergencies: tee, 4:15 p.m, city hall. • Special sunglass sales this month p.m., Bessemer V.F.W. Post 715-476-7655. Men’s Bible study, 8 a.m., Gogebic-Iron County Air- 3673, 605 W. Lead St., Besse- Alcoholics Anonymous/ Bessemer Housing Communi- port Board, 4:30 p.m., at the We look forward to “SEEING” you there! mer; 10-11 a.m., Pioneer Park Al-Anon, noon, Salem Luther- ty, community room, 906-667- airport. Apartments, Ironwood. 906- an Church, Ironwood. 0469. Bessemer Township 240 Roosevelt St., Ironwood, MI • 906-932-3005 667-0283. area74.org. Iron County Food Pantry, Board, 5 p.m., Township Hall, Gogebic County Veterans Harbortown AA, 7:30 p.m. 9 a.m.-4 p.m., 72 Michigan Ramsay. Service Officer, 10:30-11:30 EST, Ontonagon United Ave., Montreal, Wis. 715-561- Ironwood Township a.m., Wakefield City Hall; 1-2 Methodist Church basement, 4450. Board, 5:30 p.m., Township The Episcopal Church of Transfiguration p.m., Watersmeet Township; next to Holiday gas station, National Finnish Ameri- offices. 2:45-3:15 p.m., Marenisco Ontonagon. area74.org. can Festival board of direc- Wakefield City Council, SPECIAL SERVICE Township. 906-667-1110. Alcoholics Anonymous, tors, 10 a.m., Little Finland, 5:30 p.m., City Hall. Alcoholics Anonymous, 7:30 p.m., Our Lady of Peace Kimball, 906-932-1608. Ironwood City Commis- Bishop Rayford Ray noon, Salem Lutheran Church, Catholic Church, Ironwood. Alcoholics Anonymous, sion, 5:30 p.m., Memorial Ironwood. area74.org. area74.org. noon, Salem Lutheran Church, Building. will be officiating the SMART Recovery, 4:30 Saturday, June 8 Ironwood. area74.org. Bessemer Downtown weekly service p.m., 101 E. Mary St., Besse- Beginner Finnish lan- Development Authority, 5:30 mer. guage class, 3:30 p.m., Little p.m., City Hall, Bessemer. Sunday, June 9 at 11am ReGeneration Youth, Union Station Food Finland, Kimball. Pantry and Northern Food Town of Carey, 6 p.m., 336 E. Aurora St., Ironwood, MI 49938 5:30-6:45 p.m., ages 10-11; Advanced Finnish lan- Carey Town Hall. Relentless Youth, 7-9 p.m., Bank, 10 a.m. to 12:30 p.m., guage class, 4:30 p.m., Little 906-932-4395 252 E. Ayer St., Ironwood. Town of Oma, 6 p.m., Oma ages 12-18; Lighthouse Faith Finland, Kimball. Town Hall Rayford J. Ray is the eleventh bishop of the Episcopal Diocese Center, Ironwood. Alcoholics Anonymous, Overeaters Anonymous, Knights of Columbus 4th 11 a.m., Salem Lutheran 5:30 p.m., All Saints Lutheran Tuesday, June 11 of Northern Michigan. He was ordained in May of 2011 after Degree Pere Menard Assem- Church, Ironwood. area74.org. Church, Wakefield. serving the Church as Ministry Developer in the South Central Community Pickleball bly 471, 6 p.m. business meet- Alcoholics Anonymous, 6 Pickleball, 9 a.m.-noon, Region of the diocese for 23 years. Before that Bishop Ray Paddlers, 2-5 p.m., Mercer ing, KC Hall, Ironwood. p.m., Our Lady of Peace Patterson courts or Ironwood School gymnasium. 715-776- served in the Episcopal Diocese of Oklahoma. Ray lives in Alcoholics Anonymous, Catholic Church, Ironwood. Memorial Building. 4588. Rapid River with his wife, Suzanne. They have three children. 6:30 p.m., First Presbyterian area74.org. Gogebic County Veterans Alcoholics Anonymous, 7 Church, Hurley. area74.org. Aurora Club, 6 p.m. Service Officer, 9:30-11:30 p.m., Salem Lutheran Church, The Episcopal Diocese of Northern Michigan covers the entire Knights of Columbus monthly membership, Aurora a.m., Ironwood Memorial Ironwood. area74.org. Upper Peninsula with 24 congregations. The diocesan office is Council 1396, 6:30 p.m. busi- Club, Ironwood. Building. 906-667-1110. located in Marquette, Michigan. ness meeting, KC Hall, Iron- Sunday, June 9 Harbortown AA, 7:30 p.m. Friends of the Mercer wood. EST, Ontonagon United Public Library, 10 a.m., Government Library summer program Methodist Church basement, library, Mercer, Wis. Hurley Senior Center kickoff, 12:30 p.m., Ironwood next to Holiday gas station, Alcoholics Anonymous, Nutrition Committee, 1:15 Carnegie Library. Ontonagon. area74.org. noon, Salem Lutheran Church, 31st Annual p.m., Hurley Senior Center. Alcoholics Anonymous, 1 Government Ironwood. area74.org. Bessemer Bessemer Parks and p.m., closed meeting, Salem Recreation Commission, Lutheran Church, Ironwood. Run 2:15 p.m., City Hall, Bessemer. National Finnish Ameri- Hometown Ironwood Planning Com- can Festival annual meeting, 10TH ANNUAL TOT TROT 5 Mile Run & 2.2 Mile Walk/Run Saturday, June 29, 2019 CITY OF BESSEMER REGISTRATION:Bessemer4th.com LATE REGISTRATION PUBLIC NOTICE TIME:8:30 a.m. CDTSat., June 29, CITY COUNCIL VACANCY START & FINISH:Bessemer City Hall 7:00-8:00am CITY OF BESSEMER at City Hall HELP WANTED The City of Bessemer is accepting written applications Kristy (Paynter) Recla – (906) 364-1943 for a vacancy on the Bessemer City Council. Written ex- Annie Stengard – (906) 364-1025 COMMON LABORER pressions of interest are due no later than Friday, June 14, PUBLIC WORKS DEPARTMENT Pick up forms at Stempihar’s, Leather & Gift & Abelman’s at 4:00 p.m. CST and should be submitted to: City of More information & downloadable entry forms at: The City of Bessemer is seeking qualified applicants for Bessemer, 411 South Sophie Street, Bessemer, MI www.tandhtiming.com – NO DOGS – Common Laborer. This is a temporary, full-time union po- 49911, sition for up to two years. Applicants may be obtained by ATTN: Council Application. Applicants will be inter- The Iron Belle Trail will be used for the viewed at a public meeting of the Bessemer City Council contacting the Bessemer City Clerk’s office. Deadline for on June 17, 2019 at 6:00 p.m. CST at the address noted first half of the Run, so enjoy its beauty! applications: June 17, 2019 by 4:00 p.m. Interviews will above. Questions may be directed to the City Manager begin Wednesday, June 19. City of Bessemer, 411 S. 663-4311. Co-Sponsors Sophie Street, Bessemer, Michigan 49911 (906) 663-4311. James K. Trudgeon / Bessemer City Clerk l 4 THURSDAY, JUNE 6, 2019 OPINION THE DAILY GLOBE • YOURDAILYGLOBE.COM DAILY GLOBE Law, media changed One of the more unfortunate erate him.” Sue Mizell, Publisher effects of the Trump-Russia investi- Mueller repeated the point in his gation – and there have been many recent public statement. “If we had Larry Holcombe, Managing Editor – is the weakening of traditional confidence that the president clearly standards of argument and proof in did not commit a crime, we would the public debate over allegations have said so,” he said. “We did not, that the Trump campaign conspired Byron however, make a determination as to with Russia to fix the 2016 election. York whether the president did commit a In Their Opinion (Just for the record: It didn’t.) crime.” Anxious to see what In particular, angry disputes It was a mind-blowing moment about the president have done terri- for some Justice Department veter- new DNR office means ble harm to the principle that an ans. Since when do prosecutors investigator, be it a journalist or a proven untrue. hand out certificates of exoneration Recently came the news that Gov. Gretchen Whit- prosecutor, should meet at least Leading figures in politics and to the people they investigate? mer’s administration has created a new office within some standard of proof before level- journalism adopted the new stan- (Answer: They don’t.) Since when the Michigan Department of Natural Resources that ing an accusation. dard. “Not a single revelation in the has “not exonerated” been an accept- aims to focus on the outdoors not just as a natural Two examples: First is the so- Steele dossier has been refuted,” said ed legal outcome – as in, “How does resource worth preserving, but also an economic called Steele dossier, the collection Sen. Dianne Feinstein, top Democrat the jury find the defendant? We find resource worth promoting. of wild allegations against Trump on the Senate Judiciary Committee. him not exonerated.” (Answer: The new DNR Office of Outdoor Recreation and compiled by former British spy “(I’m) aware of nothing in the Never.) Industry will “will work in partnership with the Christopher Steele on behalf of the Christopher Steele dossier that has Mueller, like Feinstein and Tribe Michigan Economic Development Corp. . to build Hillary Clinton campaign and the been shown to be false,” said Har- and Todd before him, changed wide- awareness of businesses in the outdoor recreation Democratic National Committee. vard law professor Laurence Tribe. ly accepted standards, casting the industry, promote outdoor recreation activities Steele’s unfounded accusations – “So far with this dossier, nothing yet shadow of guilt on Trump without across the state, identify emerging recreation trends, that there was a yearslong “well- has been proven untrue,” said Chuck formally accusing him of wrongdo- and encourage the stewardship of the state’s natural developed conspiracy” between Todd, host of NBC’s “Meet the Press.” ing. Except Mueller, unlike the sena- resources,” the News’ Crystal Nelson reported. Trump and Russia, that Trump The new Trump standard turned tor, the law professor and the jour- The director of the office told Nelson that the accepted “a regular flow of intelli- the old standard – can an allegation nalist, wielded the prosecutorial Northeast Michigan Council of Governments has gence from the Kremlin,” and that be proven true? – on its head. power of the United States. Given already reached out to ask how they might be able to Russian spies taped Trump watching It’s not surprising that commen- the length and thoroughness of his work together, and Mary Beth Stutzman of the Alpe- prostitutes perform a kinky sex act tators, especially those with partisan investigation, Mueller’s no-exonera- na Area Convention and Visitors Bureau called the in a Moscow hotel room in 2013 – motives, would adopt such a low tion verdict carried a lot of weight in new initiative “nothing but positive.” circulated throughout law enforce- standard. It was surprising when – the public debate. Except that it did- We’ll reserve judgement until this new office gets ment and political circles starting in and this is example No. 2 – Trump- n’t mean anything, while at the same up and going. the summer of 2016. That just hap- Russia special counsel Robert time it suggested to the public that Certainly, Michigan’s lakes, rivers, beaches, pened to be the time the Clinton Mueller upended the justice system’s the president had committed some forests, wetlands and wildlife are some of the state’s campaign and some in the media traditional norms by declaring that unspecified offense. greatest treasures, drawing tourists by the thousands began accusing Trump of “collud- his investigation, while not accusing Trump’s critics often accuse him every year to places such as Northeast Michigan. ing” with Russia to gain an advan- the president of committing a crime, of violating the norms that make our Spending by those tourists is a sizable part of our tage in the election. also could not exonerate him. society and government work. Yet in economy, and we value any efforts to promote and Top Clinton staff received “If we had confidence after a thor- their discussion of the dossier, some preserve such treasures. updates on Steele’s material. Then ough investigation of the facts that of those critics violated essential But is a new government office necessary to do they accused Trump of collusion. the president did not commit norms of fairness and accuracy. And so? Didn’t the DNR already work on preserving and FBI investigators, who also had the obstruction of justice, we would so in Mueller’s no-exoneration gambit, promoting nature? Didn’t the state already promote dossier, were trying to confirm it. state,” Mueller said in his 448-page a storied figure in American law tourism through its Pure Michigan campaigns? They failed. report. “Based on the facts and the enforcement abandoned one of the Perhaps the new office is just the ticket, but the Without evidence to prove any of applicable legal standards, we are most important standards of justice. answers are not obvious. We’re anxious to see what the dossier’s most serious allega- unable to reach that judgment. The damage done could last a long Gov. Whitmer’s team adds to the state’s efforts. tions, a new standard of proof Accordingly, while this report does time. – Alpena News emerged: The allegations were legiti- not conclude that the president com- Byron York is chief political corre- mate because they had not been mitted a crime, it also does not exon- spondent for The Washington Examiner. Legislators Today in history Michigan Wisconsin Gov. Gretchen Whitmer, Gov. Tony Evers, 115 East By The Associated Press P.O. Box 30013, Lansing, MI State Capitol, Madison, WI 48909, phone 517-373-3400, 53702, phone 608-266-1212, Today’s Highlight in History online: michigan.gov/whitmer. online: evers.wi.gov. On June 6, 1944, during Sen. Debbie Stabenow, Sen. Ron Johnson, R- World War II, Allied forces D-Mich., 731 Hart Senate Wis., 328 Hart Senate Office stormed the beaches of Nor- Office Building, Washington, Building, Washington, DC mandy, France, on “D-Day” as DC 20510, phone 202-224- 20510, phone 202-224- they began the liberation of 4822, online: stabenow.sen- 5323, online: ronjohnson.sen- German-occupied Western ate.gov. ate.gov. Europe. Sen. Gary Peters, D- Sen. Tammy Baldwin, D- On this date Mich., 724 Hart Senate Office Wis., 709 Hart Senate Office In 1654, Queen Christina of Building, Washington, DC Building, Washington, DC Sweden abdicated; she was 20510, phone 202-224-6221, 20510, phone 202-224-5653; succeeded by her cousin, online: peters.senate.gov. online: baldwin.senate.gov. Charles X Gustav. U.S. Rep. Jack Bergman, U.S. Rep. Sean Duffy, R- In 1799, American politician R-Watersmeet, 414 Cannon Ashland, 1714 Longworth and orator Patrick Henry died House Office Building, Wash- House Office Building, Wash- at Red Hill Plantation in Vir- ington, DC 20515, phone 202- ington, DC 20515, phone 202- ginia. 225-4735, online: 225-3365, online: In 1816, a snowstorm bergman.house.gov. duffy.house.gov. struck the northeastern U.S., State Sen. Ed McBroom, State Sen. Janet Bewley, heralding what would become R-Vulcan, 7200 Binsfeld Sen- D-Ashland, 126 South, State known as the “Year Without a ate Building, P.O. Box 30036, Capitol, P.O. Box 7882, Summer.” Lansing, MI 48909, phone 517- Madison, WI 53707, phone In 1918, U.S. Marines suf- 373-7840, online: SenEMc 608-266-3510, online: fered heavy casualties as they [email protected]. legis.wisconsin.gov/sen- launched their eventually suc- State Rep. Greg Markka- ate/25/bewley. cessful counteroffensive nen, R-Hancock, S-1489 State Rep. Beth Meyers, against German troops in the In 1982, Israeli forces One year ago: Breaking singer Joe Stampley is 76. House Office Building, P.O. D-Bayfield, 409 North, State World War I Battle of Belleau invaded Lebanon to drive with President Donald Trump, Jazz musician Monty Alexan- Box 30014, Lansing, MI Capitol, P.O. Box 8953, Madi- Wood in France. Palestine Liberation Organiza- House Speaker Paul Ryan der is 75. Actor Robert Englund 48909, phone 517-373-0850, son, WI 53708, 608-237-9174, In 1925, Walter Percy tion fighters out of the country. said there was no evidence is 72. Folk singer Holly Near is email: GregMarkkanen@ online: legis.wisconsin.gov/ Chrysler founded the Chrysler (The Israelis withdrew in June that the FBI had planted a 70. Singer Dwight Twilley is 68. house.mi.com. assembly/74/meyers. Corp. 1985.) “spy” in Trump’s 2016 presi- Sen. Marsha Blackburn, R- Tenn., is 67. Playwright-actor In 1933, the first drive-in In 1985, authorities in Brazil dential campaign in an effort to exhumed a body later identi- hurt his chances at the polls. Harvey Fierstein is 67. Come- Letters Policy movie theater was opened by dian Sandra Bernhard is 64. fied as the remains of Dr. Josef Trump commuted the life sen- Richard Hollingshead in Cam- International Tennis Hall of The Daily Globe welcomes letters from readers. Letters den County, New Jersey. (The Mengele, the notorious “Angel tence of Alice Marie Johnson, Famer Bjorn Borg is 63. should deal with matters of current, public interest. We reserve movie shown was “Wives of Death” of the Nazi Holo- who had spent more than two Actress Amanda Pays is 60. the right to reject any letter and to edit those that are to be pub- Beware,” starring Adolphe caust. decades behind bars for drug Comedian Colin Quinn is 60. lished. Please avoid name-calling or personal attacks. Menjou.) 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They are also limited to In 1966, black activist Belmont Stakes, rallying past as a new award for female Zombie) is 53. Actor Max 400 words. James Meredith was shot and Mine That Bird to spoil jockey video of the year gave her 18 wounded as he walked along a Calvin Borel’s attempt at win- wins overall; Blake Shelton Casella is 52. Actor Paul Gia- Letters may be mailed to Letters to the Editor, Daily Globe, matti is 52. Rhythm and blues 118 E. McLeod Ave., Ironwood MI 49938; emailed to: Mississippi highway to encour- ning all three legs of the Triple walked away with the night’s age black voter registration. Crown. Svetlana Kuznetsova top prize, video of the year. singer Damion Hall (Guy) is 51. [email protected]; or faxed to 906-932-4211. Rock musician James “Munky” Brief, thank-you letters will be considered for our Saturday In 1968, Sen. Robert F. beat top-ranked Dinara Safina Hall of Fame second baseman 6-4, 6-2 in an all-Russian final Red Schoendienst, who also Shaffer (Korn) is 49. TV corre- “Bouquets” column. Kennedy died at Good Samar- spondent Natalie Morales is at the French Open. managed the St. Louis Cardi- itan Hospital in Los Angeles, 47. Country singer Lisa Brokop 25 1/2 hours after he was shot Five years ago: Men nals to two pennants and a is 46. Rapper-rocker Uncle by Sirhan Bishara Sirhan. who’d stormed Normandy’s World Series championship in Thought for Today Kracker is 45. Actress Sonya In 1978, California voters shore 70 years earlier joined the 1960s, died at the age of Walger is 45. Actress Staci “As far as we can discern, the sole purpose of overwhelmingly approved world leaders in paying tribute 95. human existence is to kindle a light in the darkness of Keanan is 44. Jazz singer Proposition 13, a primary ballot to the 150,000 Allied troops Today’s Birthdays Somi is 43. 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PUBLISHEREXECUTIVE ASSISTANT/ACCOUNTING DAILY GLOBE Sue Mizell Jenna Kallas yourdailyglobe.com MANAGING EDITOR CIRCULATION Larry Holcombe Marissa Casari USPS 269-980 Award Winning Newspaper Published daily Monday - Saturday ADVERTISING DIRECTOR (except Memorial Day, Independence Day, Labor Day, Heidi Ofstad Thanksgiving, Christmas and New Year’s Day) Periodicals postage paid at Ironwood, MI 49938 POSTMASTER – Send changes of addresses to: The Daily Globe, P.O. Box 548, 118 E. McLeod Ave., Ironwood, MI 49938 906-932-2211 • 800-236-2887 • Fax 906-932-5358 l THE DAILY GLOBE • YOURDAILYGLOBE.COM AREA / STATE THURSDAY, JUNE 6, 2019 5 Partners various representatives additional information if met with local small busi- necessary. ness owners and govern- “This is small stuff, but From page 1 ment officials to offer infor- it sends a message to the known and loved for gener- mation about the programs staff,” Allen said, referring ations.” they may be eligible for – to working with counter- Both Allen and Con- including everything from parts in neighboring states. stance Payne-Logan – the micro-lending and SBA dis- Both organizations like- SBA’s district director for aster loans to broadband ly plan to continue to reach Michigan – said the new expansion opportunities out to the public as their effort is about finding ways through utility funds and next steps, seeking feed- the existing services their other infrastructure devel- back and offering more organizations offer can opment projects. information on the avail- compliment those offered Although the coopera- able programs. by the other organization. tive effort is too new to pro- “We’re listening, we’re “The two agencies have duce results, it has already taking notes on what the two different missions, but been received positively. community is saying and we both have a vested inter- “The reception has been we’re going to put together est in the small business overwhelmingly positive, an action plan on how do community,” said Payne- as evidenced by (the we actually execute on Logan. “So (USDA Rural turnout) this morning,” those issues,” Payne- Development) has some said Payne-Logan. Logan. loan programs that we Allen said he was very For additional informa- don’t necessarily have and pleased to see that people tion on the programs they can do a little bit more were not just attending the potentially available for Bryan Hellios/Daily Globe than we can, so coming events, but more impor- local small businesses, DISTRICT ADMINISTRATOR at Hurley K-12 School Kevin Genisot displays the final together really helps us tantly engaging with the Allen encouraged people to three mascot names on Wednesday which students and staff were able to vote on. meet the needs of the small information presented. visit the respective website Hurley for a replacement to the many years. We live in the business community.” Recognizing the cross- of the appropriate organi- Midgets. northern hemisphere. On a There was recently an border nature of life in the zation and state for the Some of the reasons clear night you can look up agreement at the national Northwoods, the two orga- most accurate informa- From page 1 shared by nominators of in the sky and always see level for increased coopera- nizations also held an tion. this,’” Lombardo said. the Northstars included: that bright star.” tion between the two orga- event in Marinette, Wis- In Michigan, residents Northstars was one of “Our district is one of the Early suggestions for a nizations, according to consin Tuesday where the can contact sbdcmichi- dozens of mascot names northernmost districts in mascot logo inlcuded: Payne-Logan, and events roles were reversed and the gan.org for SBA programs submitted by members of the state of Wisconsin. All “large star with orange heat like Wednesday’s are Wisconsin officials who or rd.usda.gov/mi for the student body, staff and students are stars. The coming from it or shooting examples of that agree- were present Wednesday Rural Development pro- community weeks ago as North Star was used for star or the image of the ment being implemented led more of the discussion grams; in Wisconsin, resi- the school began a search navigation purposes for North Star.” locally. while the Michigan staff dents can visit wisconsins- Earlier Wednesday, the Northwoods Land Trust were on-hand to provide bdc.org or rd.usda.gov/wi. to host celebration

DAILY GLOBE STAFF six-county service territory Approximately 431 [email protected] of Vilas, Oneida, Forest, acres of land on Lake The Northwoods Land Florence, Iron and Price Katherine in Hazelhurst in Trust hosting an anniver- counties since 2011. It is Oneida County were gifted sary event during its annu- part of a mission to con- to the land trust by the al meeting to celebrate 18 serving natural shore Yawkey Lumber Company. years as a nonprofit conser- lands, woodlands and wet- There were also 16 land vation organization. lands. conservation transfers in The public is invited to “These properties the Presque Isle and attend the 2019 annual include over 13,000 acres Winchester in Vilas Coun- meeting from 4 to 6 p.m. of land and over 70 miles ty areas bestowed by the Friday, June 21, at the of lake and river shore- Last Wilderness Conserva- Northwoods Center in lines,” said Bryan Pierce, tion Association. downtown Eagle River. The executive director of the To register for the event, casual event with tours is Northwoods Land Trust. contact the Northwoods Submitted photo free and open to the public “Most of those projects Land Trust office at 715- REPRESENTATIVES FROM the U.S. Department of Agriculture Rural Development with refreshments and will are conservation ease- 479-2490 or email Carrie and U.S. Small Business Administration, including, from left, Laura Marohnic, a be to highlight accomplish- ments granted by private Rasmussen at regional director with the Small Business Development Center; Jason Allen, the ments over the past year. landowners who want to carrie@northwoods- Michigan director for USDA Rural Development; Constance Payne-Logan, the The land trust has com- ensure lasting protection landtrust.org and visit SBA’s district director for Michigan; and Joe Knilans a rural affairs advocate with pleted 111 permanent land of their own family online at www.northwood- the SBA, promote ways they can work together to help rural small businesses at an protection projects in its lands.” slandtrust.org. event at Gogebic Community College Wednesday. 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(AP) – The arrest of a John was born on Jan. 1, 1929, in Wakefield, a Florida sheriff’s deputy for son of the late Joseph and Mary (Bugni) Tarro. He not confronting the gun- man in the Parkland attended Wakefield High School and graduated in school massacre repre- 1946. sents a highly unusual use John proudly served his country in the U.S. Army of the law – and a legally during the Korean War. He was dubious one, in the opin- honorably discharged as a private P.J. Glisson/Daily Globe ion of some experts. first class on Oct. 30, 1952. THE OFFICE of Highland Copper Company Inc. is shown here on Wednesday on the Scot Peterson, 56, On Sept. 27, 1969, John was corner of U.S. Hwy. 2 and Ascherman Avenue. As of August, it will have been in appeared in court Wednes- united in marriage to Elaine Arma- operation for two years. day on 11 charges, includ- ta Hendrickson at Immaculate Copper “there should be an corner of U.S. Hwy. 2 and ing negligence and child Conception Catholic Church in upward presence on the Ascherman Avenue in neglect for not entering the Wakefield. building during the ram- price of copper.” Wakefield. “It’s always He was a lifetime member of the From page 1 Instead, he said, “global going to be there.” page last year at Marjory Stoneman Douglas High Wakefield Veterans of Foreign the company has tension” is creating obsta- Meanwhile, Lynott said, Wars Post 9084 and the U.P. Trap- John E. announced it entered into a cles. “There’s a trade war the recent reduction in his School that left 17 people pers Association. John was a mem- Tarro $4.5 million loan with with China right now,” he office staff is merely a dead. 1929 — 2019 Greenstone Resources II LP said, in addition to other means of “conserving In court papers, prose- ber of the Wakefield American and with Osisko Gold Roy- issues with Korea and Iran. resources,” but added there cutors said five people Legion Geroux Post 11 and the alties Ltd. The two compa- A formal statement from are no plans to close the were killed and four others Gogebic Range Beagle Club. nies are two of Highland’s Highland describes the office. wounded after Peterson His hobbies included trapping, existing shareholders, Copperwood project as Cox said he under- took up his position, gun fishing, hunting and running his according to the announce- “the company’s principal stands that the current, drawn, but did not go beagle, Buster. He took a great deal ment. asset” and one that is “fully lower price of copper will inside. Nikolas Cruz, 20, of pride in his garden, especially Veteran “The company will be permitted to move into the have an effect on any faces the death penalty if convicted in the Valen- growing delicious tomatoes and using the loan proceeds to construction stage.” progress. cucumbers. settle its working capital Still, he concluded of the tine’s Day bloodshed. President Donald John absolutely loved going to his cottage, deficiency, to initiate a Contingent optimism world’s overall resources, scoping study on the White Highland, however, con- “There’s a finite amount of Trump and others have enjoyed many happy hours at the casino and always Pine project and for gener- cludes its formal statement copper,” and emphasized, branded Peterson a cow- attended his grandchildren’s sporting events. al corporate purposes,” with a “cautionary note” “We’ve been working on ard. But can Broward He worked at the Sunday Lake Mine until its clo- states a related Highland that its own “forward-look- this for 12 years.” County prosecutors prove sure and then later was employed for many years at press release dated May 21. ing statements” are contin- Back in June of 2018, his hesitation to act White Pine Copper Company. “The company also intends gent upon a list of factors, the Globe reported from a amounts to a crime? John is survived by his loving wife, Elaine; two to appoint a financial advi- including “general eco- mining document that the Legal experts are not so sons, John (Josh) Tarro, Atlanta, Ga., and Jim (Amy) sor to start a strategic nomic conditions, com- projected Copperwood sure and suggested prose- Tarro, Wakefield; two stepchildren, Dan (Chris) review process.” modity prices, risks” and project has “proven and cutors may have over- reached. Hendrickson, Negaunee, and Jean (Kris) Koski, Highland did not indi- “fluctuations in metal probable reserves of 25.4 Wakefield; two grandchildren, Nick and Julia Tarro; prices.” “This is a unique prose- cate any intention to cease million metric tons, con- five step-grandchildren, Brad (Jackie) Koski, Kim its interests in the western “I haven’t gotten any- taining 801.8 million cution, pushing the U.P. thing official from anyone,” pounds of copper and 3.1 bounds of criminal liabili- Koski, Trina (Brian) Bilgreen, Scott (Melissa) Hen- Tim Lynott, manager of said Cox after Tuesday’s million ounces of silver.” ty,” said David O. Markus, drickson and Todd (Jen) Hendrickson; 10 great- finance and administration meeting. He said he Additional “inferred” a prominent Miami grandchildren; two brothers, James K. Tarro, Wake- in Wakefield’s Highland intends to make an out- projections were noted as defense attorney not field, and Joe (Arlene) Tarro, Germantown, Wis.; a office, said Wednesday reach to the company CEO “49.9 million metric tons involved in the case. sister, Mary Raica, Marquette; and numerous nieces, that the loan is necessary himself. containing 1.3 billion “While elected prosecutors nephews and cousins. “to keep the momentum “The copper isn’t going pounds of copper and 5.5 many times bow to the The family will greet relatives and friends on going” until the price of anywhere,” continued million ounces of silver.” court of public opinion, Tuesday, June 11, from 10 to 10:45 a.m., at Immacu- copper improves. Lynott Wednesday while According to mineral our justice system demands that a case like late Conception Catholic Church in Wakefield, with “Global demand is out- standing in the Highland experts, “inferred” implies the honor guard beginning at 10:15 a.m. A Mass of office that has been open this be tested in a court of pacing supply,” he said, a possible but not proven Christian Burial will follow the visitation at 11 a.m., adding therefore, that for nearly two years on the resource. law. Legally, this is a tough In other news, the board one for the prosecution.” with the Rev. Dominic Agyapong, celebrant. also: Michael Grieco, a A Rite of Committal and interment will take place –Voted to approve a defense attorney and state at Lakeside Cemetery, Wakefield, with a military charitable exemption poli- legislator from Miami graveside service under the auspices of American Better hearing for better moments. cy that will require anyone Beach who is also not Legion Post 11 and VFW Post 9084 Honor Guard, With over 30 years of desiring tax-exempt status involved in the case, assisted by the U.P. Funeral Honors Team. experience, Ashland Audiology is to apply for it through a agreed that prosecutors A luncheon will follow at the Wakefield VFW Post dedicated to providing you with formal application process. face an uphill climb. 9084. “Although as a father, the best possible hearing care –Learned from Cox that Funeral arrangements have been entrusted to Jer- efforts are being made to legislator and human based on your individual needs. being, I believe that there ald Rocco, owner and manager of Lakeside Memori- We offer comprehensive tackle the township’s al Chapel Inc., in Wakefield. Condolences may be blight, with several cita- is no societal defense to diagnostic audiological tions planned for property cowardice, the law has expressed online at lakesidememorialchapel.com. evaluations,hearing loss owners with issues such as consistently and recently rehabilitation, education and visible garbage or appli- held that there is no con- counseling.Call our office to schedule your ances, collapsed struc- stitutional duty for police Amy J. Sipponen appointment with one of our Doctors of Audiology. tures, multiple vehicles or to protect us from harm,” mobile homes, etc. Grieco said. “The decision DULUTH, Minn. – Amy J. Sip- –Voted to retire a Wake- to criminally charge Mr. ponen, 42, beloved daughter, sister field Township water sys- Peterson, although popu- and aunt, passed away unexpected- tem number in relation to lar in the court of public ly on March 7, 2019. Big Snow Resort’s Indian- opinion, will likely not There will be a celebration of head Mountain water sys- hold water once formally Amy’s life at the Elk and Hound in tem and place it under a challenged.” Ironwood on Saturday, June 29, Instances in which law new number under the from noon-3 p.m. Call (888) 419-8196 auspices of the Gogebic enforcement officers are accused of mishandling a Please RSVP either of Amy’s sis- Range Water Authority. ters, Kerri at 715-297-7571 or Kristi Wakefield Township situation are often dealt Amy J. board members will meet with not with criminal at 404-862-9299. We would love to charges but with lawsuits have you share your memories of Sipponen next on July 2 at 5:30 p.m. 1976 — 2019 at the Wakefield Township seeking damages. Amy with us. Hall at 414 N. County Road YouTube updates hate speech Aspirus Ironwood Clinic - Wednesdays 9am-3pm 519. The public is wel- promote such videos, but it’s now removing come. guidelines to prohibit videos them outright. 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Viktoria Ryan Mueller IRONWOOD – Lana and Daniel Mueller are parents of a daughter, Viktoria Ryan Mueller, born May 2, 2019 at Aspirus Ironwood Hospital. Viktoria weighed 8 pounds, 9 ounces and was 21 1/2 inches long at birth. She joins her sister Veronika at home in Oma, Wis. Maternal grandparents are Bruce and Clara Maki of Oma and paternal grandparents are Randy and Barbara Mueller of Kronenwetter, Wis. Mitchell Nathan Cooley IRONWOOD – Dawn and Nathan Cooley are parents of a son, Mitchell Nathan Cooley, born May 31, 2019 at Aspirus Iron- wood Hospital. Mitchell weighed 7 pounds, 6 ounces and was 19 inches long at birth. He joins sisters Ava, Bella, Oakley and Kailah at home in Bessemer. The maternal grandfather is Erik Sorensen of Ontonagon Associated Press and paternal grandparents are Angela Johnson of Lake City and IN A Saturday photo, Tom Smotherman, left, scout executive of the Boy Scouts of America, Sioux Council, David Cooley of Evart. presents 101-year-old Duane Greenfield with four Eagle Palm awards at Greenfield’s home in Sioux Falls. Charlie Kay Duncan WOODRUFF, Wis. – Haley and Spencer Duncan of Eagle River are parents of a daughter, Charlie Kay Duncan, born May 101-year-old receives Boy Scout awards 23, 2019 at Howard Young Medical Center. Charlie weighed 6 pounds, 2 ounces and was 18 inches long SIOUX FALLS, S.D. ed four Eagle Palms to rank. Greenfield earned accomplished long ago. at birth. (AP) – The Boy Scouts of Duane Greenfield while 41 merit badges. The Argus Leader says Grandparents are Kathryn Behrendt of Fox Lake, Ill, Kevin America have given a he celebrated his 101st The palm awards Greenfield joined the Boy Duncan of Paw Paw, Ill, Michelle Garcia of Rensselaer, Ind. and Sioux Falls man the birthday over the week- weren’t around when Scouts in 1930 when he Hollis Howard of Remington, Ind. awards he earned end with his family. The Greenfield was a Boy was 12 years old. He decades ago after com- palms are awards given Scout. So, the organiza- earned his Eagle Scout pleting his Eagle Scout for merit badges earned tion made the awards ranking at age 17. Scout Graceland Celebrates the Southern colonial features rank. after the 21 required to retroactively for the work officials say very few 37 Years as One of to specialty suites with Priscil- The Boy Scouts award- reach the Eagle Scout that Greenfield had Eagles earn full palms. World’s Most Iconic la Presley’s design supervi- Tour Destinations sion, every facet of The Guest House has a touch of grace MEMPHIS, Tenn. (AP) – and a dash of rock ‘n’ roll. Elvis Presley’s Graceland In 2017, Elvis Presley’s opened for public tours on Memphis opened across the June 7, 1982, and since that street from the mansion. The day over 20 million people 200,000 square-foot, state- have visited the mansion, of-the-art entertainment and known as the second most exhibit complex houses recognized home in the more than 11 stand-alone United States (after the Elvis museum exhibits: Pres- White House). In the past 37 ley Motors Automobile years, the Graceland campus Museum, Presley Cycles, Pri- has expanded considerably, vate Presley: Elvis in the offering a wealth of new and Army, Icons: The Influence different experiences and of Elvis Presley, Lisa Marie: entertainment for visitors, Growing Up Presley, Mys- who will find there truly is tery Train: The Sam Phillips always something happen- exhibit, Hollywood Backlot, ing at Graceland. Elvis’ Tupelo, Hillbilly Rock: In 2016, the 450-room The Marty Stuart Collection, AAA Four Diamond resort The Archives Experience hotel The Guest House at and its crown jewel, Elvis: Graceland was opened to The Entertainer Career the public. The Guest House Museum – making it the reflects Elvis’ style and the largest collection of Elvis charm of Graceland. From memorabilia in the world.

Associated Press IN THIS Feb. 12, 2017 file photo Dennis D.T. Thomas, from left, George Brown, Robert Bell, and Ronald Bell, of the musical group Kool & The Gang, arrive at the 59th annual Grammy Awards at the Staples Center, in Los Angeles. Philadelphia Mayor Jim Kenney announced Wednesday, that the group will receive the 2019 Mari- an Anderson Award this fall. The honor is named for the pioneering opera singer who was the first black singer to perform at the Metropolitan Opera.

If household tasks are more difficult to accomplish because of health or mobility issues — count on the team at Avanti Kool & The Gang to be honored Home Care. You might just need a little assistance once or twice a week, or you may need daily help with housekeep- with Marian Anderson Award ing, preparing and cooking meals, or personal care. • Light Housekeeping • Personal Care PHILADELPHIA (AP) – Funk- The Marian Anderson Award is The band celebrates 50 years • Companionship • Meal Preparation soul band Kool & The Gang is being given in Philadelphia to “critically together this year. • Transportation • Medication Reminders honored with an award named for acclaimed artists who have impact- The award will be presented at a pioneering opera singer Marian ed society in a positive way.” gala in November. • 24-Hour Care • Respite Care Anderson. Band members say in a statement Past winners have included Kool & The Gang, known for hits they’re “truly honored” to receive Dionne Warwick, Jon Bon Jovi, like “Get Down on It,” ‘’Celebration” the award and that “Funky Philly” Maya Angelou and Quincy Jones. and “Ladies Night,” has earned two played an integral part in their Anderson was the first black Grammy Awards and seven Ameri- career. They recorded several singer to perform at the Metropoli- can Music Awards. albums in Philadelphia. tan Opera.

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Arena in Nashville, Ten- because they didn’t have Underwood won two nessee. the key cards needed to prizes at the fan-voted Thomas Rhett, Little Big open doors on the second show, including video of Town and Trombone floor. the year for “Cry Pretty” Shorty kicked off the event Over the radio, they and female video of the with a performance of desperately pleaded for the year for “Love Wins.” “Don’t Threaten Me With a electronic cards and talked “Fans, thank you so Good Time.” More collabo- of bringing in a sledge- much. I saw you guys rative performances fol- hammer, an explosive doing the Twitter parties lowed: Brett Young sang charge or other means of and getting together and “Here Tonight” with Boyz breaking down the doors. doing your thing and vot- II Men, even blending in The killer was eventual- ing,” she said. “None of us some of the R&B group’s ly gunned down, and would be able to do any of “Water Runs Dry” for the whether the delay con- what we do if not for you performance. Sheryl Crow tributed to the toll of 12 guys. You guys put us here. and Maren Morris teamed victims dead and four You guys keep us going. up onstage, while Tanya wounded is unclear. But You guys let us live out our Tucker – whose new the episode last week illus- dreams.” album will be produced by trated how door-lock tech- When she won the first Brandi Carlile – sang nology that is supposed to televised award of the “Delta Dawn” with the protect people from work- night, Underwood Grammy-winning Ameri- place violence can hamper acknowledged her hus- cana singer, Martina police and rescue workers band’s birthday (she is McBride, Trisha Yearwood, in an emergency. married to former hockey Lauren Alaina and more “That’s definitely a player Mike Fisher, who sat acts. blind spot that this partic- in the audience). Little Big Town, who Associated Press CARRIE UNDERWOOD, left, accepts the award for female video of the year from ular shooting has shown,” “It is my husband’s also performed returned said Gregory Shaffer, a birthday today – look what for a second year as hosts presenter Trisha Yearwood at the CMT Music Awards on Wednesday at the Bridge- stone Arena in Nashville, Tenn. retired FBI agent and for- they got you,” she said. of the show. mer member of the bureau’s elite hostage res- cue team. “We need to Thai Parliament votes for coup leader to stay on as PM make sure that first BANGKOK (AP) – Thailand’s ond-highest number of seats in the Prayuth was elected to serve a official when it is endorsed by responders have full Parliament elected 2014 coup lead- House of Representatives in a gen- second term by a vote of 500 to King Maha Vajiralongkorn. access to the building.” er Prayuth Chan-ocha as prime eral election in March. But his 244 for his opponent, Future For- “The people are still calling for The attacker, 40-year- minister in a vote Wednesday that selection was virtually assured ward party leader Thanathorn liberties. The people are still call- old city engineer DeWayne helps ensure the military’s sus- because the prime minister is cho- Juangroongruangkit. Prayuth, a ing for justice,” Thanathorn said Craddock, went from floor tained dominance of politics since sen in a joint vote of the 500-seat former army commander, was the after the vote. “This is not the time to floor shooting his co- the country became a constitution- House and the 250-seat Senate, candidate of the military-backed to lose hope. Hope is still on our workers in the rampage al monarchy nearly nine decades whose members were appointed Palang Pracharath party, which side. Time is still on our side. I last Friday before he was ago. by the junta Prayuth leads. Two holds 116 House seats, as well as want to thank all 244 people who finally killed on the second The military-backed party that House seats were vacant due to a lawmakers from smaller parties. love democracy for voting for floor in a gun battle with nominated Prayuth won the sec- suspension and resignation. Prayuth’s appointment becomes me.” police. US can label nuke waste as less dangerous to quicken cleanup

SPOKANE, Wash. (AP) level will save $40 billion Undersecretary Paul Dab- sive quantity of radioactive guson said the Trump gallons of radioactive waste – The U.S. government on in cleanup costs across the ber said. “This will acceler- waste left from nuclear administration is showing in the three states, accord- Wednesday will reclassify nation’s entire nuclear ate cleanup and reduce weapons production dat- disdain and disregard for ing to the Natural some of the nation’s most weapons complex. The risk.” ing to World War II and the state authority. Resources Defense Coun- dangerous radioactive material that has lan- The agency will main- Cold War. “Washington will not be cil. waste to lower its threat guished for decades in the tain standards set by the The waste is housed at sidelined in our efforts to The change means that level, outraging critics who three states would be taken independent Nuclear Regu- the Savannah River Plant in clean up Hanford and pro- some of the “most toxic say the move would make to low-level disposal facili- latory Commission, “with South Carolina, the Idaho tect the Columbia River and radioactive waste in it cheaper and easier to ties in Utah or Texas, the the goal of getting the National Laboratory and and the health and safety of the world” would not have walk away from cleaning agency said. lower-level waste out of Hanford Nuclear Reserva- our state and our people,” to be buried deep under- up nuclear weapons pro- “This administration is these states without sacri- tion in Washington state – they said in a joint state- ground, the environmental duction sites in Washing- proposing a responsible, ficing public safety,” Dab- the most contaminated ment. group said. ton state, Idaho and South results-driven solution that ber said. nuclear site in the country. The new rules would “Pretending this waste Carolina. will finally open potential Critics said it’s a way for Washington Gov. Jay allow the Energy Depart- is not dangerous is irre- The U.S. Department of avenues for the safe treat- federal officials to walk Inslee, a Democratic presi- ment to eventually aban- sponsible and outrageous,” Energy said labeling some ment and removal of the away from their obligation dential candidate, and state don storage tanks contain- group attorney Geoff Fet- high-level waste as low lower level waste,” Energy to properly clean up a mas- Attorney General Bob Fer- ing more than 100 million tus said.

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After Gogebic's poor first inning, the game was evenly played but Norway was went on to win 6-2 at Lorenson Field on Wednesday afternoon. "It was a bad way to start a game," Gogebic assistant coach Alex Metas said. "It was walk, hit, walk, hit, out and a (bad hop) error where two runs scored. We thought we could play with them, but you can't let yourself get down by four runs in the first inning, because Norway is a very good team that is ranked 16th in the state and is now the only U.P. Division 4 team left in the tournament. And you're trying to come back against a very good pitcher and good fielders. You wish you could just start the game over but you can't. "We knew Norway was probably the best team in the regional because their pitching is really good, but we're a better hitting team. We thought if we could win today, we could win on Saturday and win the regional." Norway coach Randy Van Gasse agreed with Metas' "bad inning" assessment of the game. "The kids had a long ride, but once they got off the bus, they got after it," Van Gasse said. "Those four runs gave us a nice cushion. And then we got solid pitching and timely hitting. But these games are always a chal- lenge. I had to bring my closer in at the end, which I did- n't want to do." Meanwhile, Norway pitcher Kody Hendricks was deal- ing. After Gogebic's Cade Mazzon opened the game by grounding out, Hendricks whiffed the next six Miners he faced and would finish with 10 strikeouts. He didn't walk a batter in five innings of work. He gave up one run on three hits and now has a 6-0 record this year. "My curveball and high fast ball were working good today," Hendricks said. "And I knew the team had my back with their bats." Metas said he thought Hendricks was the best pitcher the Miners have faced this year. In the third inning, it began to look as if Gogebic was going to climb back into the game. Joey Rocco blasted a long double over the right fielder's head that just kept going and going and almost looked like it was going out. Jack Matrella came into run for Rocco. Ethan Libertoski's sacrifice bunt moved Matrella over to third base and then Mazzon's single to right field plated Matrella. Pat Krause/Daily Globe Down 4-1, Peyton Solberg's base hit put two runners GOGEBIC'S BRETT Heil makes contact with a pitch thrown by Norway's Kody Hendricks in the third inning of the Division 4 regional semi-final game played between the two teams at Lorenson Field on Wednesday. MINERS — page 10 SIXTH ANNUAL KIWANIS CLASSIC BORDER BASH Clayton trio leads Northern Wisconsin girls to win By JASON JUNO [email protected] IRONWOOD – Over half of the points for the Northern Wisconsin girls came from a trio of Clayton players who led the team to an 89-80 victory over Northern Michigan in the sixth annual Kiwanis Clas- sic Border Bash Wednes- day night. MVP Kailey Ketz had 23 points to lead Wisconsin and she was aided by her Clayton teammates – Kiana Fall with 14 points, and Alison Leslie with 13. With those three play- ers, Clayton made it to state in all four years of Jason Juno/Daily Globe high school. They sure GLADSTONE’S REECE Castor, right, was named MVP of looked good here Wednes- the Kiwanis Classic Border Bash. day night in beating a good Northern Michigan team led by St. Ignace all-stater Wisconsin Emily Coveyou, who scored 18 points. “It shows why we’ve had our success,” said Clayton boys edge coach Kevin Fall, who was coaching Wisconsin Wednesday. “They really do a nice job, they move cold Michigan the basketball, they share the basketball, they talk. I By JASON JUNO before the game, but big [email protected] always talk about them players make big plays.” having a high basketball IRONWOOD – A year The 3 came with 1:22 IQ. They just know the after missing much of his left as Risley drilled it from game and play it the way junior season because of a on top, giving Wisconsin it’s supposed to be played.” broken wrist, Northwest- an 84-82 lead. Michigan coach Dorene ern’s Sam Risley led the Michigan tied it with Ingalls, who took St. Ignace Tigers to the state tourna- about 14 seconds left when to state for the 11th time in ment. Calumet’s Matt Ojala March, was impressed. The all-stater came up passed to Gladstone’s “The three girls from big in Wednesday’s Kiwa- Reece Castor for a short Clayton – outstanding nis Border Bash also, hit- shot from the side of the shooters, they play well ting a pivotal 3 and the rim. together,” she said. “I game-winning free throw in Risley took it to the rim thought they did a great Northern Wisconsin’s 85- on the ensuing possession job and found the open 84 win over Northern and drew a foul with 5.2 on person.” Michigan Wednesday the clock. He split the free Jason Juno/Daily Globe Down the stretch, it was night. throws to put Wisconsin up ONTONAGON’S EDDY Polakowski, left, lays it in as Hurley’s Carson Thewis defends actually their Lakeland “His senior year, he put 85-84. during the Kiwanis Classic Border Bash at the Lindquist Center in Ironwood Conference foe Julia Manor in a ton of work, he got a lot Wisconsin made it Wednesday. Polakowski scored 14 points. of Northwood who came better,” said Nolan Graff, tough on Michigan getting Graff implored his team “Down the stretch, I think defended pretty well. up big. the first-year Northwestern it up court on the following to play good defense on that was the difference in “It was either a lob at Up two, 80-78, Wiscon- coach, who also coached possession. Michigan then that final possession. the game – we got stops.” Reece or Eddy (Polakowski sin found Manor for an Northern Wisconsin. “He lost it out of bounds under “We have to find our Had Michigan had some of Ontonagon), a screen the open 3. She then stole it on was definitely the leader of its basket with .3 second guys, we have to lock up for more time, maybe it could screener play,” said Iron- the following possession our team. It just showed left and a desperation one last possession,” he have went for a 3 instead of here. He hasn’t been in the attempt at a lob didn’t work said he told his team. a lob that Wisconsin had gym as much as he’d like to on the inbounds. BOYS — page 10 GIRLS — page 10 l 10 THURSDAY, JUNE 6, 2019 SPORTS THE DAILY GLOBE • YOURDAILYGLOBE.COM

Pat Krause/Dailky Globe GOGEBIC'S PEYTON Solberg delivers a pitch to home plate during the Norway- Gogebic Division 4 semi-regional game played at Lorenson Field on Wednesday. Miners gled over second base and back to the players on the came around to score on team. three wild pitches to make "We hate to see the five Jason Juno/Daily Globe From page 1 it 6-2. Tyler Busch walked seniors go," Metas said. ONTONAGON’S JENNY Labyak takes a shot for Northern Michigan Wednesday dur- on base, but Hendricks got and Van Gasse brought in "Four of the five seniors ing the Kiwanis Classic Border Bash at the Lindquist Center in Ironwood. She has out of the jam by retiring his closer, Trey Doda. played on all three of our signed to play at GCC next season. the next two Gogebic bat- "I had seen enough district championships. ters. pitches go to the backstop," Best of luck to them in the Girls After the first inning, Van Gasse said. future. We're very proud of Solberg pitched well the Doda got three quick all the guys on our team, From page 1 next three innings and outs and Gogebic's dream because of all they accom- only gave up one run and of a regional championship plished this year. The team and got to the basket to put three hits until Anthony was over. played very well. But we're Wisconsin up 85-78 with Metas relieved him at the The Miners got only also looking forward to two minutes left. Michigan start of the fifth inning. He four hits in the game from next year because we got didn’t threaten again. also gave up one run in Mazzon, Solberg, Wrob- our two best pitchers com- “We were trying to three innings of work. lewski and Rocco. ing back (Solberg and attack the paint, and as Hendricks threw 69 Payton Thompson led Metas) and a lot of other fatigue set in, we knew we pitches by the fifth inning, the Knights offensive good players." could get some shots from so Van Gasse took him out attack going 2-3 with 3 Norway (21-4-1) moves kids sitting in the corners so he could pitch him RBI's. on to play the winner of the there, so we tried to iso a lit- again on Saturday. Gannon Gogebic ended its sea- Pickford-Indian River tle inside-out. We had her Bray took to the mound in son with a third straight Inland Lakes game in the in that spot hoping she the sixth inning and had a district championship, it's super regional in East Jor- would get a look and she 1-2-3 inning, but Gogebic second straight conference dan on Saturday. did,” Fall said of the 3. Gogebic 0 0 1 0 0 0 1—2 4 2 threatened in the seventh title and an impressive 14-3 Hurley fans also saw Norway 4 0 0 1 1 0 x—6 7 1 inning. record in 2019. how good Manor was in a Riley Wroblewski sin- Metas said it all went regional championship game loss at Minong dur- ing the winter. Northwood Boys of Bessemer made two bas- “When you can pull and Clayton meet often as kets, Griffen Revoyr of Iron- guys from all over the state members of the same con- wood hit a free throw. to represent the northern From page 9 Carson Thewis of Hur- half of Wisconsin and meet ference. wood’s Pete Lewinski, who “We have had a lot of ley scored four points for a lot of new guys, new tal- was coaching Northern Northern Wisconsin. ent, it’s just fun to have the battles with her,” Fall said. Michigan. “We had a tough “I was giving her a hard “Eddy was good inside,” camaraderie. Those are time getting it in because Lewinski said. relationships that, you time in our practice, but they were jamming it. she really shoots the ball Castor, an All-U.P. never know, could last a Jason Juno/Daily Globe “If we had .5 left, maybe and she’s a very nice player, Dream Team player who is lifetime,” he said. KAILEY KETZ, left, of Clayton defends St. Ignace’s Mason could have knocked going to play at Northern Jon Jurries of Lakeland complements us very well.” Emily Coveyou Wednesday. Ketz was named MVP of down a shot from the She finished with 14 Michigan, led all scorers and Austin Edwards of the Border Bash and Coveyou led Northern Michigan perimeter.” with 21 points and was Phillips both had 11 points points. Medford’s Desirae with 18 points. Outside shooting, Weissmiller also finished in named MVP despite play- for Wisconsin. direction for her. But to but I’m really proud of each though, had been part of ing for the losing team. Fel- Jeven Sachtjen of Man- double figures with 13 their downfall throughout points. have 26-minute halves, and every one of them. low Dream Teamer Matt awa won the slam dunk that’s throwing her right in They played really hard.” the game. Ojala, headed to Michigan contest. He is the nephew Northern Michigan was “Some of the normal led by Coveyou, who was the fire right away a little The game is a good Tech, had 16 points. of Mercer boys basketball too much. But you know experience for everyone shooters’ shots weren’t Lewinski said it was fun coach Adam Miller. named Miss U.P. Basketball going in,” Lewinski said. Northern Michigan — Caden Pollizzer 6, Mason after the season. She led St. what, she’s a warrior, I’m involved. to coach. Saubert 3, Matt Ojala 16, Eddy Polakowski 14, proud of her.” “It’s just one more “That happens.” “I’d like to thank (orga- Andrew Blanchard 4, Abe Gockenbach 8, Tucker Ignace to the state champi- Mason Saubert of Wake- Taylor 7, Reece Castor 21, Griffen Revoyr 1, Tyler onship game, which it near- Sydney Kivi of Mar- chance for these kids to be nizer) Russ Maki for asking Busch 4. FTs: 8-13. Fouls: 18. Fouled out: None. 3- field-Marenisco had won me to coach; I’m very hum- pointers: Saubert 1, Castor 1. quette scored 16 points, able to wear their jersey,” Northern Wisconsin — Carson Thewis 4, Craig ly won, despite battling the 3-point competition at exertional compartment Baraga’s Martina Jahfetson Ingalls said. “It was a great bled and honored to Burger 5, Jon Jurries 11, Trace Brayton 8, Austin halftime. He also made one coach,” he said. Edwards 11, Brody Payton 8, Bradley Sarauer 7, syndrome since her sopho- and Houghton’s Cassie opportunity for me to be Bailey Blanchard 15, Sam Risley 9, Jeven Sachtjen Ryynanen both had 13 and able to coach Emily and to 3 in the game itself. Graff, a first-year coach 7. FTs: 16-29. Fouls: 13. Fouled out: None. 3-point- more year. She was playing Polakowski finished ers: Jurries 3, Edwards 3, Blanchard 2, Burger 1, at about 60 percent in the Negaunee’s Abby Nelson get to know some of these at Northwestern, enjoyed it Brayton 1, Risley 1. with 14 points. Tyler Busch as well. Michigan 41 84 postseason, Ingalls said, tallied 12. other kids that you hear Wisconsin 40 85 and the Border Bash was Ingalls said Wisconsin about all the time. It was her first time back playing had some key late-game just a really good experi- since having surgery after offensive rebounds and free ence.” the season to correct it. throwing shooting com- Ontonagon’s Holly War- Daily Globe Scoreboard She played well in the bined with Michigan dynski scored six points short spurts she could stay turnovers, but she was and the Gladiators’ Jenny Toronto 36 24 36 27 — 123 Glance NBA FinalsAll Times EDT Golden State292331 26 — 109 NationalAll Times League EDT on the court. happy with her team’s Labyak had two. (Best-of-7; x-if necessary) 3-Point Goals_Toronto 17-38 AmericanAll Times LeagueEDT Wednesday's Games Northern Michigan — Emily Coveyou 18, Marti- Toronto 2, Golden State 1 (Da.Green 6-10, Lowry 5-9, Van- Wednesday's Games Cincinnati at St. Louis, ppd. “You could see she was effort. na Jahfetson 13, Jenny Labyak 2, Holly Wardynski Thursday, May 30: Toronto 118, Vleet 3-6, Leonard 2-6, Gasol 1-4, Washington 6, Chicago White Washington 6, Chicago White 6, Cassie Ryynanen 13, Sydney Kivi 16, Abby Nel- “I tell you what, both Golden State 109 Siakam 0-3), Golden State 12-36 Sox 4 Sox 4 struggling still, but it’s a dif- son 12. FTs: 9-17. Fouls: 20. Fouled out: None. 3- Sunday, June 2: Golden State (Curry 6-14, Dr.Green 2-6, Iguodala Toronto 11, N.Y. Yankees 7 Arizona 3, L.A. Dodgers 2, 11 sides of the ball, both teams pointers: Nelson 3, Jahfetson 2, Kivi 1, Ryynanen ferent struggle,” Ingalls 109, Toronto 104 2-6, Jerebko 1-3, McKinnie 1-3, Tampa Bay 4, Detroit 0 innings 1. Wednesday, June 5: Toronto Evans 0-1, Cousins 0-1, Cook 0-2). Boston 8, Kansas City 0 Philadelphia 7, San Diego 5 said. “Now I think it’s her played their tails off and it Northern Wisconsin — Julia Manor 12, Rylee 123, Golden State 109 Fouled Out_None. Minnesota at Cleveland N.Y. Mets 7, San Francisco 0 Nicoletti 5, Kenadi Diedrich 5, Kiana Fall 14, Alyssa leg muscles aren’t quite was a really good basket- Friday, June 7: Toronto at Golden Rebounds_Toronto 40 (Siakam 9), Baltimore at Texas Miami 8, Milwaukee 3 Schellin 4, Desirae Weissmiller 13, Alison Leslie State, 9 p.m. Golden State 41 (Curry 8). Oakland at L.A. Angels Chicago Cubs 9, Colorado 8 there yet. We’ll find out in a ball game,” she said. 13, Kailey Ketz 23. FTs: 18-26. Fouls: 16. Fouled Monday, June 10: Golden State Assists_Toronto 30 (Lowry 9), Gold- Houston at Seattle Atlanta at Pittsburgh out: None. 3-pointers: Weissmiller 2, Leslie 2, Ketz couple weeks how she “Unfortunately we came at Toronto, 9 p.m. en State 25 (Curry 7). Total Thursday's Games Thursday's Games 2, Manor 1, Nicoletti 1, Fall 1. x-Thursday, June 13: Toronto at Fouls_Toronto 22, Golden State 21. Tampa Bay (TBD) at Detroit (Nor- San Francisco (Anderson 1-1) at does. It’s a step in the right out on the short end of it, Michigan 42 80 Golden State, 9 p.m. Technicals_Toronto coach Raptors ris 2-4), 1:10 p.m. N.Y. Mets (Wheeler 5-3), 12:10 p.m. Wisconsin 40 89 x-Sunday, June 16: Golden State (Defensive three second) 2. Boston (Weber 1-1) at Kansas Atlanta (Foltynewicz 1-4) at Pitts- at Toronto, 8 p.m. A_19,596 (19,596). City (Duffy 3-2), 1:15 p.m. burgh (Archer 2-5), 12:35 p.m. Raptors hit big shots, beat Warriors for 2-1 NBA Finals lead Houston (Verlander 9-2) at Seat- Cincinnati (Mahle 2-5) at St. Raptors-Warriors StanleyAll Times Cup EDT Finals tle (Milone 1-1), 3:40 p.m. Louis (Mikolas 4-5), 1:15 p.m. (Best-of-7; x-if necessary) N.Y. Yankees (Happ 5-3) at Miami (Smith 3-3) at Milwaukee TORONTO Box(123) OAKLAND, Calif. (AP) – For every amazing shot in a career night by Stephen Curry on Toronto (Jackson 0-3), 7:07 p.m. Leonard 9-17 10-11 30, Siakam Boston 2, St. Louis 2 (Woodruff 7-1), 2:10 p.m. Monday, May 27: Boston 4, St. Minnesota (Berrios 7-2) at Cleve- his home court, Kawhi Leonard, Kyle Lowry and Danny Green kept finding dazzling answers 8-16 2-2 18, Gasol 6-11 4-4 17, Colorado (Gray 5-4) at Chicago Louis 2 land (Bauer 4-5), 7:10 p.m. Lowry 8-16 2-2 23, Da.Green 6-10 Cubs (Quintana 4-4), 2:20 p.m. of their own. Wednesday, May 29: St. Louis 3, Baltimore (Cashner 6-2) at Texas 0-0 18, Powell 0-0 0-0 0, Miller 0-0 Washington (Corbin 5-3) at San Boston 2, OT (Jurado 2-2), 8:05 p.m. The Toronto Raptors decided to "let it rip," and now they have the momentum again in 0-0 0, Ibaka 2-4 2-2 6, VanVleet 4-8 Diego (Lucchesi 4-3), 10:10 p.m. Saturday, June 1: Boston 7, St. Oakland (Fiers 4-3) at L.A. 0-0 11, Lin 0-0 0-0 0, McCaw 0-0 0- Friday's Games these back-and-forth NBA Finals. Louis 2 Angels (Skaggs 4-5), 10:07 p.m. 0 0, Meeks 0-0 0-0 0. Totals 43-82 St. Louis at Chicago Cubs, 2:20 Monday, June 3: St. Louis 4, Leonard scored 30 points on a night Curry went off for a playoff-best 47, and the Raptors 20-21 123. Friday's Games p.m. Boston 2 Arizona at Toronto, 7:07 p.m. Cincinnati at Philadelphia, 7:05 GOLDEN STATE (109) Thursday, June 6: St. Louis at Minnesota at Detroit, 7:10 p.m. beat the banged-up Golden State Warriors 123-109 on Wednesday for a 2-1 series lead. Iguodala 4-8 1-2 11, Dr.Green 6- p.m. Boston, 8 p.m. N.Y. Yankees at Cleveland, 7:10 14 3-3 17, Cousins 1-7 2-3 4, Curry Arizona at Toronto, 7:07 p.m. Curry also had eight rebounds and seven assists but couldn't do it all for the two-time Sunday, June 9: Boston at St. p.m. 14-31 13-14 47, Livingston 1-4 2-2 Atlanta at Miami, 7:10 p.m. Louis, 8 p.m. Tampa Bay at Boston, 7:10 p.m. defending champions, down starters Kevin Durant and Klay Thompson and key backup big 4, McKinnie 1-4 0-1 3, Jerebko 1-6 Colorado at N.Y. Mets, 7:10 p.m. x-Wednesday, June 12: St. Louis Oakland at Texas, 8:05 p.m. 3-4 6, Bell 1-1 0-0 2, Jones 0-0 0-0 Pittsburgh at Milwaukee, 8:10 man Kevon Looney because of injuries. at Boston, 8 p.m. Baltimore at Houston, 8:10 p.m. 0, Bogut 3-4 0-0 6, Cook 4-9 1-1 9, p.m. BC-BBA--American League Chicago White Sox at Kansas "They outplayed us. They deserved it," Warriors coach Steve Kerr said. "I'm very proud of Evans 0-3 0-0 0. Totals 36-91 25-30 Washington at San Diego, 10:10 Glance City, 8:15 p.m. 109. L.A. Dodgers at San Francisco, our effort, and now we've just got to bounce back.” BC-BBA--American League Seattle at L.A. Angels, 10:07 p.m. 10:15 p.m. l THE DAILY GLOBE • YOURDAILYGLOBE.COM COMICS THURSDAY, JUNE 6, 2019 11 HERMAN SPEED BUMP Aim to break cycle of addiction Dear Annie: I’m a mother to five beauti- ful children. I do not have custody of any of them. I’m an addict, and I refuse to raise my kids the way my parents raised me. I want them to have and see a better life than I did. Growing up wasn’t great for me. We were homeless. Sleeping in back- Dear yards in tents wasn’t cool. My siblings and Annie I had to transfer schools all the time. I didn’t graduate from high school, although I did sure get a degree from the sense of community and family that your School of Hard Knocks. I had my first kid spirit craves. at 18 and gave him and my parental rights Dear Annie: I’m responding to the writ- up to my brother. As an adult, I started er who sent advice regarding adopting an smoking meth and marijuana and drink- older cat. Their advice was spot on except ing. I was in jail by age 22. In my early 20s, for their final advice to provide the name I had my second kid and gave him up for of an animal shelter to which the cat THE PAJAMA DIARIES adoption because I knew I wasn’t done should be sent to upon an owner’s untime- with the cycle of drug use and jail. As for ly death. As a longtime shelter volunteer, my third kid, I have joint legal custody of the cruelest thing that can happen to an him because I don’t have stability. And my animal whose guardian has passed is to be last two kids live with their father, my ex- husband. I’ve relapsed, and I hate who I sent to an animal shelter. Older animals am today. I want better for me so I can be have little chance of adoption, and they better for my kids. Do you have any advice will most likely end up euthanized. Is that for me that I don’t already know? Chang- what any loving pet owner wants for their ing for the better, and getting clean and beloved pet? sober, has been so hard for me. Though I In most states, there are privately run have done it in the past and loved it. I had long-term care facilities for aging animals MOTHER GOOSE & GRIMM a great church family and lost them where they can live out their lives peace- because of my addiction. Help me be bet- fully. Every pet owner should visit those ter. I want to be better. – Bad Mom facilities to confirm that they are properly Dear Mom: Few people have easy roads licensed and operated responsibility. in life, but yours has been especially diffi- Make it clear in your family trust what is to cult. 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Thursday, June 6, 2019 A monthly publication by the Daily Globe focusing on today’s active adults yourdailyglobe.com A.D. JOHNSTON Retiring Bessemer secretary wears many hats By P.J. GLISSON intended business. utes.” [email protected] Another important role for She conceded that the job can BESSEMER – When this year’s Johnson is to assist principal Dan be “stressful” and admitted, “I do school year ends Wednesday, it Niemi, who has an adjacent need a break for awhile.” will be the last time that Kathryn office. Even so, she also emphasized, Johnson will say her daily good- Niemi started his job last sum- “I’ve learned so much from here. byes to the students of staff at mer, coming over from Ironwood. You learn every single day,” A.D. Johnston Junior and Senior She said she’s ready to help adding that she also learns from High School in Bessemer as the with any of her own long-term the kids. When you’re around school year ends and she retires knowledge whenever she hears these kids, they keep you young.” after 22 years as secretary. him call, “Hey Kath!” Johnson said it’s touching to As she talked with the Daily “I think I’ve worked under watch the students grow from Globe this past week, Johnson seven principals now,” she said. children to teens, and added, continued to multitask, address- Among Johnson’s other hats is “They’re adults when they leave.” ing teachers who strolled through the role of advisor to the senior Moreover, she added, “Some the door or students who stood at and junior classes. She said the will come back and say, ‘If you the office window. Once, she juniors stay quite busy with weren’t on my case, I probably stopped to make an announce- fundraisers to finance their wouldn’t have made it. That’s ment on the intercom. Some- prom. In addition to managing rewarding. You’ve got to kind of times, the phone or attending the magazine and food sales, they be another mom.” doorbell. also maintain a Pumpkin Fest Johnson praised the staff. “Here, there’s never a dull concession stand and set up a “They are awesome. We all get moment,” said Johnson. Halloween Fun Frolic for kids along so well. I will miss working One of Johnson’s first duties from Washington Elementary with everyone. Bessemer is lucky of the day is to monitor daily School. to have these people.” attendance. Through the day she In addition, Johnson is the Johnson’s history with the also keeps an eye on school cam- substitute teacher coordinator, school goes beyond even her eras to assure that everyone is the junior high cheer coach, and employment. She graduated from heading to their designated loca- the union president. ADJ in 1975, and her husband, tions. As Johnson was discussing Dennis Johnson, graduated in Technology has made for a lot her role and managing office 1973 and still works as a part- of changes throughout the years. activity, Niemi was helping next time bus driver for the district. P.J. Glisson/Daily Globe “When I first started here, the year’s seniors to register for class- Their son, Jeremy Johnson, is a SITTING AT her desk on Tuesday is Kathryn Johnson, who is set to doors were all open,” said John- es. 2002 graduate, and their grand- retire this month from her job as the secretary of the A.D. John- son. “People could come and go Johnson said she and Niemi daughter, Piper Rose Johnson, is ston Junior and Senior High School in Bessemer. Johnson has undetected.” spend much of their day dealing in kindergarten. worn that hat and many others during the past 22 years. For several years now, howev- with many issues at the same Johnson looks forward to her er, all visitors must ring a door- time. “You can’t pick up one retirement, saying it will be nice bell at the school entry. Then, thing and do it from beginning to to ask herself “What do I want to She may pick up part time throughout this whole summer. they also must report to the office end,” she said. “You have to do today?” instead of “What do I work sometime later, but for the Our camper is on the water so before proceeding with their reshuffle priorities every 10 min- have to do?” short term, “We’re camping that’s our getaway.” Karate ‘kid’ no more Now 80, Bolen began Robert n Lynn studying martials arts at 53 and credits it for changing his life By TOM LAVENTURE [email protected] Social Security’s IRONWOOD – An Ironwood man credits financial future the study of martial arts with helping him overcome the physical and emotional chal- under scrutiny lenges of life. David Bolen, 80, said he walked into the The Social Security Board downtown Karate Institute 27 years ago. He of Trustees release its 2019 was bitter from the pain of a divorce and he report on the financial status sought martial arts as a way to vent his anger. of the Social Security Trust “I felt angry, mad, betrayed and I had to funds. I compared it to the channel my energy someplace,” Bolen said. 2018 report and, to no one’s At first punching and kicking the bags surprise, found that there relentlessly offered some release from his have been few changes. anger, he said. But it wasn’t long before he The combined asset saw martial arts offered much more for the reserves of the Old Age and mind and body than channeling anger. Survivors Insurance Trust “It is an art,” said Bolen, who is now a fifth Fund will be depleted in degree black belt. “I am still learning.” 2035 – one year later than Karate comes from the mind and heart, last year’s board report. This Bolen said. A student must be dedicated with doesn’t mean that Social the mind and heart to succeed, he said. Security’s 63 million benefi- Bolen recently placed fourth in the kata ciaries will see an end to portion of a Wisconsin tournament. A kata is their benefits. a series of movements that that chore- The total income to the ographed in such a way to demonstrate the Old Age and Survivors Insur- striking, blocking and other skills learned in ance Trust Fund and the Dis- class. ability Insurance Trust Fund To prepare, Bolen practices the katas at amounted to just more than least two weeks ahead of the tournament for $1 trillion in 2018. Broken up to three times a day. He said his life is nor- down, this includes the pay- mal but when it’s time to practice or while at roll tax on employees and a tournament his focus is like a different employers, plus the tax on world. the self-employed, $35 billion Focus, or kime, the Japanese word used in from the taxation of benefits class, means forgetting everything that’s hap- and $83 billion in interest pening outside, he said. from the trust funds. “When I compete in a tournament I see Unless Congress acts to nothing, I hear nothing,” Bolen said. “You’re Tom LaVenture/Daily Globe fully fund Social Security by in a zone.” DAVID BOLEN, 80, practices seiken reverse punches Tuesday at the Karate Institute in 2035, the interest will end Practicing a traditional form of martial arts Ironwood. and the Old Age and Sur- with all of the protocols of a dojo (the karate vivors Insurance Trust Fund school), is also important to Bolen. From the because it no longer fit in with his lifestyle, he increasing breathlessness. What is encourag- will be depleted. Benefits will bowing to the proper wear of the ghee (uni- said. ing is that his martial arts regimen is what has continue, but the current rev- form) and belt, and the etiquette among stu- Bolen will be eligible to test for his sixth- helped him bounce back so quickly, Betlews- enue would be sufficient to dents and the sensei, he said. degree black belt in around three years. A lot ki said. pay only 77 percent of bene- Sensei Dave Betlewski started the Karate of the work for this belt will also be the “Martial arts has guided me along the fits due at the time (another Institute 38 years ago in Ironwood. He teach- administrative responsibilities of running the way,” Bolen said. “If it wasn’t for this, I don’t government source says it es Kajukenpo, a style developed in Hawaii in dojo classes and directing tournaments. think I’d be around.” would be 80%). Using the 77 the 1940s from elements of karate, judo, Betlewski said Bolen is his right-hand man Despite his serious illnesses, Bolen said percent estimate, a beneficia- jujutsu, kenpo and Chinese boxing. when it comes to being an assistant instructor his martial arts regimen helped him recover ry who was receiving $1,500 “I can’t say enough for the sensei keeping and the kids really enjoy Bolen as a teacher. and he still works winters at the Big Powder- in 2035, would presumably it strictly traditional,” Bolen said, adding the “The students keep you on your toes,” horn Mountain Resort rental shop. He previ- see a reduction in his or her world of martial arts exists within the eastern Bolen said. ously worked 19 years for Bessemer Plywood benefit of $345 a month. philosophies and the teaching of compassion Bolen has slowed his training somewhat to Corporation Oddly enough, the Dis- and doing no harm. recover from lung cancer that was treated “I couldn’t imagine myself not doing what The philosophy has influence his life in with radiation, followed by Chronic Obstruc- I’m doing right now,” he said. “I just hope, many ways, he said. He gave up hunting tive Pulmonary Disease that results in health permitting, I will go as long as I can.” LYNN — page 4 l 2 THURSDAY, JUNE 6, 2019 LIVING 50 PLUS THE DAILY GLOBE • YOURDAILYGLOBE.COM Weather apps, other forecasts great tools to teach kids science By IRIS KATERS to nurture awareness. Is it sunny or cloudy? Grandparents Teach, Too Weather affects their safety, Will we need to wear sun- Weather observation activities, and clothing glasses and hat today? Is helps children be alert for choices for the day and the sky really cloudy, partly changes in their environ- family outings. cloudy, or clear? Are there ment and their need to clouds coming in? prepare. Grandparents teach They can observe the Sometimes we underes- kinds of clouds. If the timate what we can teach To get up close and per- clouds are thick like a blan- young children. Checking sonal they can stick a leg ket and it’s rather gray, the weather forecast every out the door, or observe these stratus clouds are day on media, plus learn- weather through the win- holding lots of possible ing weather clues for their dow. Start asking ques- raindrops or snow. It could own forecast are good ways tions. be a wet or dreary day. If there is a blue sky with some big white cotton BESSEMER! ball cumulous clouds it could be a nice day to play outside. If these clouds are Associated Press gray or black (cumulonim- In this Jan. 16, 1967, file photo, Green Bay Packers quarterback Bart Starr, right, As Good As It Gets! bus) we could have a throws a pass during first quarter action during Super Bowl I against the Kansas storm. If the sky is clear City Chiefs, at the Los Angeles Coliseum. The Packers beat the Chiefs 35-10. Starr, We now have an off-premise liquor license. with just a few high wispy the Packers quarterback and catalyst of Vince Lombardi’s powerhouse teams of Purchase your favorite beer, wine, feather cirrus clouds, we the 1960s, died May 26. He was 85. He had been in failing health since suffering a or wine cooler to enjoy at home. probably won’t have rain or serious stroke in 2014. snow. ~ Lots of NEW ITEMS ~ Observe trees and flags. 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QBs to emulate.” ing choices together. bardi on the powerhouse After losing the 1960 When Starr retired fol- There are no clothing Green Bay Packers teams NFL title game in his first lowing the 1971 season, his arguments because there that ruled the 1960s and playoff appearance, the career completion rate of has been discussion about ushered in the NFL as Packers never lost another 57.4 percent was tops in what it’s like outside, what America’s most popular playoff game under Starr, the run-heavy NFL, and his we must wear to protect sport. going 9-0, including wins passer rating of 80.5 was ourselves and be comfort- The quarterback’s over the Kansas City Chiefs second-best ever, behind able. graceful throws helped and Oakland Raiders in only Otto Graham. You can teach family turn a run-heavy league the first two Super Bowls. But the play he was safety rules for lightning, into a passing spectacle, Starr’s college career most famous for was a run. storms, and potential frost- yet it’s a run for which he’s wasn’t very noteworthy In the NFL champi- bite. Explain what causes most famous: the sneak and it wasn’t until Lombar- onship on Dec. 31, 1967, thunder, lightning, and that won the famed “Ice di’s arrival in Green Bay in Starr knifed into the end strong winds to increase Bowl” in 1967. 1959 that Starr, living by zone behind guard Jerry alertness and reduce fear. Starr died May 26 at age his motto “desire and dedi- Kramer and center Ken There are many free or 85 in Birmingham, Alaba- cation are everything,” Bowman with 16 seconds inexpensive apps. ma, the Packers said. He began to blossom. left to lift the Packers over AccuWeather shows inter- had been in failing health Lombardi liked Starr’s the Dallas Cowboys 21-17 esting live radar, hourly since suffering two strokes mechanics, his arm in what became known as and daily predictions in and a heart attack in 2014. strength and especially his the “Ice Bowl.” different towns. Starr is the third of decision-making abilities. The Packers had spent KidWeather and other Lombardi’s dozen Hall of Under Lombardi’s nurtur- $80,000 for a heating coil sites found on common- Famers to die in the past ing, Starr became one of system that was to have sense media.org also inter- eight months. Fullback Jim the league’s top quarter- kept the field soft and ests kids. Newspapers and Taylor died in October and backs. warm, and forecasters said Do you find yourself or a loved television also have great offensive tackle Forrest “If you work harder not to worry because the information and get chil- Gregg died last month. than somebody else, approaching cold front one needing just a little help to dren accustomed to read- “A champion on and off chances are you’ll beat him wouldn’t arrive until after be safe and comfortable? ing maps and forecasting. the field, Bart epitomized though he has more talent the game. Children can take turns class and was beloved by than you,” Starr once said. “It was 20 degrees the giving a weather report for generations of Packers He credited Lombardi for day before,” the late Tom the family and reading fans,” Packers President showing him “that by Landry once recalled. “It maps to learn cities and Mark Murphy said in a working hard and using was great. Vince and I were states. They can compare statement. “A clutch player my mind, I could overcome together that night and we their own observations and who led his team to five my weakness to the point talked about how good the predictions with profes- NFL titles, Bart could still where I could be one of the conditions were and what a sionals’ forecasts. fill Lambeau Field with best.” great game it would be.” These activities make electricity decades later The gentlemanly quar- They were half-right. them more aware of their during his many visits.” terback’s status as a Pack- When the grounds crew surroundings. The Packers selected ers icon was tested by his rolled up the tarpaulin, a SKY VIEW NURSING CENTER – 309 Iron Street, Children enjoy taking Starr out of the University struggles as the team’s layer of condensation had Hurley, WI – is the answer you’ve been looking for photographs of different of Alabama with the 200th head coach. 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Above all, he two-time All-Pro. He won minutes left. was a wonderful human NFL titles in 1961, ‘62, ‘65, With one last chance for being who will be remem- ‘67 and ‘68. He was the an aging dynasty to win a bered for his kindness and 1966 NFL MVP and was fifth NFL title in seven sea- STURGUL & LONG compassion.” named to the 1960s All- sons, Starr took the field as Elder Law Attorneys Until Brett Favre came Decade team. He also was linebacker Ray Nitschke along, Starr was known as named MVP of the first two hollered, “Don’t let me Serving the Legal Needs of the Elderly and Their Families the best Packer ever. 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Ruth and I men remain to conclude their Game of Thrones school year, there are many fine traveled to the Hillcrest Ceme- school years in the days ahead. After 7 years of keeping tens educators in the area who are tery where we joined more than My neighbors’ oldest child grad- Al of millions on the edge of their choosing to retire. Among them 100 people whom started their uated last week, the little girl I Gaiss seats, the series has come to its are Mark and Stephanie Mazzon day off right. Beautiful plants remember from the time she first end. For those of you who have served students well at A.D. and flowers have been placed at entered kindergarten and over enjoyed every move, conquest, Johnston and Luther L. Wright hundreds of grave sites, marking time blossomed into the young death and battle – congratula- high schools, respectively. both remembrance and love. woman she is today. The death of a child comes as tions. For many, the eventual Mark retires from a career as While the ceremony was both I too have a graduation to cel- a shock to all within a communi- king of it all, was not the leader a math teacher and football and solemn and completed all too ebrate, although the young man ty and when two of our best and they were hoping would come track coach – leading first the quickly, words shared by the lives 590 miles from here in brightest are killed in a tragic away the ultimate victor. Bessemer Speedboy football guest speaker will linger Dearborn. Cade is my youngest accident, the entire area mourns. The Game of Thrones is team and later Gogebic Miner throughout the year. Each of our of 10 grandchildren. He applied Such a tragedy occurred here much as the game of life. We co-op football program. In recent communities are blessed to have at the University of Michigan, just days before one of them was make our moves, we gain an years, he and his assistant track so many veterans from different University of Detroit and Wayne set to graduate. We collective edge, we meet our equals and we coaches have led Bessemer to wars and conflicts still with us. State University some eight miles grieve and mourn for the par- go about our business ever look- district, regional and U.P. cham- Each of these veterans are to be from home. Accepted at all three, ents, friends and relatives whose ing for that advantage which will pionships. Stephanie served as remembered and commended he took the largest scholarship lives have been dramatically place our interests, our families an outstanding science teacher for the freedoms we Americans offer and, in the fall, will join his affected. Our collective prayers and friends ahead of the pack. It in Ironwood and role model and enjoy as they are not found in brother at Wayne State. are with families who deeply doesn’t always work for everyone mentor for teens. I will miss many countries about the world. Just where has the time gone? grieve this most tragic loss. – who gets the girl, comes away both, as will teenagers in Iron- We whom are among the Living On May 28, hundreds gath- with a prized promotion, wins wood and Bessemer and teach- Al Gaiss is a retired school 50 Plus might all have that ques- ered at the Bessemer VFW for a the lottery, or whose children get ing staff who remain. Godspeed administrator and former member tion arise before us now and spaghetti dinner and silent auc- into the “right college” – and to both as they pursue new hori- of the Bessemer City Council and then. tion to assist the grieving fami- that is why the game of life is the zons and chapters to their lives. Bessemer School Board. 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CARIUTY even display 1-800-772-1213, Social ever, you should avoid engaging with ability Insurance Trust Board of Trustees on Social Security District Manager in Escanaba Fund status has improved Medicare’s two separate Security’s national customer service the caller or calling the number pro- Social Security is committed to and is estimated to funds — the Hospital number, as the incoming number on vided, as the caller might attempt to protecting your personal informa- become depleted by 2052 Insurance Trust Fund, your caller ID. acquire personal information. tion. We urge you to always be cau- — a 20-year improvement which administers Medi- In some cases, the caller states Social Security employees occa- tious and to avoid providing sensitive over last year’s estimate of care Part A, and the Sup- that Social Security does not have all sionally contact people by telephone information such as your Social Secu- 2032. At that time, 91% of plemental Medical Insur- of your personal information, such as for customer-service purposes. In rity number or bank account infor- the benefits would still be ance Trust Fund, which your SSN, on file. Other callers claim only a very few special situations, mation to unknown people over the payable. funds Medicare Parts B Social Security needs additional such as when you have business phone or internet. Acting Commissioner and D. information so the agency can pending with us, will a Social Securi- If you receive a call and aren’t Nancy Berryhill explained The report said the increase your benefit payment, or ty employee request that the person expecting one, you must be extra that the change is due to a Hospital Insurance Trust that Social Security will terminate confirm personal information over careful. You can always get the declining number of dis- Fund will be depleted in your benefits if they do not confirm the phone. caller’s information, hang up, and — ability applications since seven years. The SMI Trust your information. Social Security employees will if you do need more clarification — 2010, as well as a falling Fund is expected to be This appears to be a widespread never threaten you or promise a contact the official phone number of number of disabled work- adequately financed for all issue, as reports have come from peo- Social Security benefit approval or the business or agency that the caller er beneficiaries receiving the years since it’s ple across the country. These calls are increase in exchange for information. claims to represent. Never reveal per- payments. As a disability financed by beneficiary’s not from Social Security. In those cases, the call is fraudulent, sonal data to a stranger who called insurance beneficiary monthly premiums and Callers sometimes state that your and you should just hang up. you. reaches “full retirement general revenues, which SSN is at risk of being deactivated or If you receive these calls, please There’s a scam going around right age,” he or she is convert- are annually adjusted to deleted. The caller then asks you to report the information to the Office now. You might receive a call from ed from disability to retire- cover expected costs. call a phone number to resolve the of the Inspector General at 1-800- someone claiming to be from Social ment insurance benefits — There is a glimmer of issue. People should be aware that 269-0271 or online at Security or another agency. Calls can at the same benefit hope that some members the scheme’s details may vary; how- oig.ssa.gov/report. amount. of Congress have recog- The Trustees Report nized the need for legisla- Travis Travis’ speaking style over to his wife and manager under the influence, in also indicated: tion now to fully fund years of interviews and Elizabeth Hatcher-Travis. which Travis, who was nude —176 million people Social Security. The Social tried to mimic the way They filed for divorce in and intoxicated on sleeping had earnings covered by Security 2100 Act, intro- From page 3 Travis would write. 2010 after 19 years togeth- pills and alcohol, crashed Social Security and paid duced as HR 860 in the ence and his divorce from “I listened to everything er, but it turned con- his car and was videotaped payroll taxes. U.S. House of Representa- his previous wife and man- I possibly could where tentious, with lawsuits on police dash cam. —Total expenditures tives by Rep. John Larson, ager. Randy was speaking, on a filed over his management “It was moving forward from the combined Old of Connecticut, and S 269 The Country Music Hall TV interview, in a radio contract. In the book, he and it was time for his Age and Survivors Insur- in the U.S. Senate by Sen. of Famer, who turned 60 in interview,” Abraham said. compared her to Colonel story to be told his way, not ance and Disability Insur- Richard Blumenthal, also May when the book came “Then I’d bring that back to Parker, Elvis Presley’s con- through a tabloid,” Mary ance Trust Fund amount- of Connecticut, are two out, ushered in a new wave Randy and Mary. ‘Does troversial manager. Travis said. “Because some- ed to $1 trillion in 2018. such examples. of neo-traditionalism in the that sound like Randy? For the first time pub- times in your silence you’re —The cost to administer 1990s with hits like “Forev- What I put into words, licly, the book addresses misunderstood. So if you’re the Social Security pro- Robert Lynn is a benefit er and Ever, Amen,” ‘’On does that sound like his 2012 arrest for driving quiet then they just make gram in 2018 was $6.7 bil- specialist working with the the Other Hand,” and Randy?’” lion or .7% of total expen- Hurley Senior Center. For “Three Wooden Crosses.” The North Carolina ditures. more information, call 715- Mary Travis said they native hit it big with his —The trust fund asset 561-2108. wanted to be honest with multiplatinum 1986 album fans about his life. “Storms of Life,” and went Attention Seniors (60 +) “He felt like, cause he’s on to win seven Grammy * dive over the play and I $5.00 per ticket ALL THE TIME! Starr the one that ultimately Awards, in both country have my arms upraised, made the decision after the and gospel categories. He Offering Matinees & Evening Shows which appears to every- survival of the stroke, it’s acted in movies and From page 2 one in that famous picture New Movies Weekly time to share these ups and toured, but behind the charged through the mid- that I’m signaling touch- Bring in this coupon ad and get 50% OFF a small popcorn downs,” she said. scenes, the book said he dle for 8 yards to the Dallas down.” Co-writer Ken Abraham was largely unaware of his 3. Two weeks later in explained that he studied financial situation because 932 E. Cloverland Drive, Ironwood, MI Halfback Donny Ander- sunny Miami, the Packers he left those decisions up 906-932-4424 cloverlandcinemas.com son slipped twice on hand- defeated the AFL champi- offs, so Starr called time- on Raiders 33-14 in Lom- out, went to the sideline bardi’s final game as head and suggested a sneak coach of the Packers. because of the poor trac- Starr replaced Dan Turning 65? tion. Devine as Packers head “Then run it and let’s coach in 1975 and would get the hell out of here,” be replaced himself by for- Have Questions on Medicare? Lombardi barked. mer teammate Forrest The play worked per- Gregg in 1984 after failing Questions On Supplements, Advantage fectly, a flawless finish to to lead the franchise to the Plans, And/Or Part D? that coldest of games so kind of success he did as a frozen in time. player. “I’ve never been in a In 1965, Starr and his Our Specialists Have The Answers. huddle where there was wife, Cherry, helped co- greater composure and found Rawhide Boys CALL OR STOP IN TODAY where there was a higher Ranch in New London, ! level of intensity and con- Wisconsin, a facility 502 Copper St., Suite 4 centration,” Mercein once designed to help at-risk Hurley, WI told The Associated Press. and troubled boys Mercein is the one in throughout the state. 715-561-4720 the famous photograph of The couple dealt with the play diving into the end tragedy in 1988 when their 800-273-1052 zone behind Starr with his son Brett died at 24 due to 2nd floor of the hands held high, as though complications from Gateway Building he’s signaling “Touch- cocaine addiction. They (above the Hurley Clinic) down!” also had another son, Bart “But what I’m actually Jr. doing is I’m showing the “While he may always officials that I’m not assist- be best known for his suc- ing or aiding Bart into the cess as the Packers quarter- end zone,” Mercein said. back for 16 years, his true 402 North St., Wakefield, MI 49968 That would have been a legacy will always be the penalty and it would have respectful manner in (906) 224-9811 negated history’s most which he treated every per- famous quarterback sneak. son he met, his humble gogebicmedicalcare.com Mercein and the rest of demeanor and his gener- his teammates thought he ous spirit,” Starr’s family was going to get the hand- said in a statement. off on the play. Nobody “His love for all of JOIN US! knew but Starr and Lom- humanity is well known, bardi that it was to be a and his affection toward Welcome to a peaceful setting with beautiful quarterback sneak. So, the residents of Alabama views of the Upper Peninsula woods. We Mercein dug in, thinking and of Wisconsin filled have a lovely garden where you can grow he was getting the ball, and him with gratitude. He had he got a great takeoff on hoped to make one last trip your own tomatoes. Our skilled and compas- the frozen field. to Green Bay to watch the sionate staff welcome you to Gogebic Medical “As a matter of fact too Packers this fall, but he Care Facility, a 109 bed Medicare/Medicaid good because after a cou- shall forever be there in ple of steps I realized I was- spirit.” certified facility where you or a loved one n’t goin g to get the ball. Starr has an NFL award could call home! But I couldn’t really pull up named after him, given because it was so icy,” Mer- annually to a player of out- cein said. “So that’s why I standing character. 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