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SPORTS • 9 DAILY GLOBE Thursday, July 12, 2018 Thunderstorms likely yourdailyglobe.com | High: 84 | Low: 65 | Details, page 2 RAISE THE ROOF Brother’s battle brings Navy fireman home By JAN TUCKER members were deceased. [email protected] Relatives of 26 of the 27 ONTONAGON – While men were located and were Ontonagon native Lowell asked to get involved and Valley is coming home to write to JPAC and contact be buried Saturday after 77 their Congress representa- years since he was killed tives. They were asked to on Pearl Harbor Day, it was provide DNA samples to not achieved without a JPAC. fight, often with his own Then came the long government. struggle to get the govern- Valley, a Navy fireman, ment to agree to the test- was killed during the ing. attack on the USS Okla- Valley wrote to Sen. Carl homa on Dec. 7, 1941. The Levin, chair of the Senate fight to identify the Committee on Armed Ser- remains of Valley and oth- vices. Valley was told JPAC ers on the Oklahoma was was inundated with sam- fought by his brother, Bob ples and additional Valley, and the USS Okla- exhumations would be pre- homa Family Inc. mature. Jean Nordine/Daily Globe “We were fighting every- In April 2008, the fami- THIS SCAFFOLDING has held up the Wesley United Methodists Church roof for over one year. It will soon body, the Navy, the Army lies were told the remains come down as the truss replacement is near completion. and Veterans Administra- in that grave were commin- tion,” Bob Valley said. gled it would require exten- Bob Valley and the fam- sive DNA testing. Wesley United Methodist Church roof ilies knew from historical In September 2008, a records that their loved letter to Levin stated 46 ones were in grave P-1002 individuals were represent- project continues, services return Sept 2 in what was called the ed in the casket and Punchbowl. Again in 2002, updates would be provided By JEAN NORDINE are used to put new trusses in place. This was not a fea- there was enough convinc- by 2009. [email protected] sible option since winter was fast approaching and the ing evidence to the Joint By December 2008, the IRONWOOD – After 117 years of U.P. winters the cost was too high. POW/MIA accounting jurisdiction for the Wesley United Methodist Church’s roof was on the verge Northland Consulting Engineers came up with a Command, where records unknown remains, still in of collapsing. novel plan to build the trusses on site, something they showed one of the men on the ground at the Punch- When the church was built in 1910 with old growth had never done before. the Oklahoma was buried bowl was transferred to the timber, the trusses were not adequately reinforced Over this past winter the plans were laid out, funding there. Secretary of the Navy. which eventually led to a crack in the roof. was acquired and the huge undertaking began in After five years passed, On April 1, 2009, a let- Over the years the weight of snow build up made the earnest this April. with no identification ter-writing campaign crack travel the length of the roof. A hole was made in the roof in order to bring the made by JPAC from grave began. Letters to the Navy, Last fall the members of the church knew that some- huge 60 foot beams into the attic. Eight main trusses P-1002, one family mem- Congress members and thing had to be done, but weren’t sure how to begin. were assembled in the attic and installed. The smaller ber in February 2008 con- Navy officials continued An inspector came in and told them that the building trusses were also reinforced so they will not bow. tacted Bob Valley of the and in July 2009 the fami- was unsafe for occupancy and the roof could cave in at The trusses are on schedule to be fully installed with- USS Oklahoma Family ask- lies were told “that individ- any time. in two weeks. After which the congregation expects it ing him if he could begin ually identifying is much In order to save the roof, scaffolding had to be erect- will take at least a month to clean the entire building. the search for the families more complex than origi- ed. It began in the basement, going through the floor and During construction services have been held at the of the 27 men whose nally believed.” then continued through the ceiling into the attic, result- Presbyterian church. Gary Harrington, Wesley’s admin names could be attached to The families were told ing in over 60 feet of scaffolding holding up the roof. council chairman said the congregation will return to their unidentified remains. The next phase of the project was to determine how Wesley Methodist Church for services beginning on It was a challenging search, it could be fixed. Usually a roof is removed and cranes since many of the family Sept. 2. BATTLE — page 6 Gogebic County joins HURLEY TRAILHEAD suit for PILT money By RALPH ANSAMI the suit could mean a great Iron County [email protected] deal to the county. BESSEMER – Gogebic The suit seeks to recov- non-motorized County has joined a class er money the county is action lawsuit for the past owed for the past three three fiscal years, seeking years. trail fundraiser additional payments from The county was the federal government for required to join the suit by payments in lieu of taxes. Sept. 14. planned After Wednesday’s Kane County, Utah, By RICHARD JENKINS county board meeting, originally contended the [email protected] county treasurer Lisa government has been HURLEY – Iron County Hewitt noted the county Outdoor Recreation Enthusi- receives about $600,000 asts and other trail advocates annually in PILT money, so PILT — page 5 in Iron County continue to work to develop the non- motorized trail between Hur- ley and Montreal, with a Additional charge added fundraiser planned Saturday at Cary Park in Hurley. in escaped inmate case ICORE will have brats, hot By RICHARD JENKINS charged Daniel Gerald Fer- dogs, salad and cold drinks at [email protected] guson, 27, of Mercer, Wis., Cary Park, according to Iron BESSEMER – The with a third breaking and County’s University of Wis- inmate who escaped from entering a building with consin-Extension community the Gogebic County Jail intent to commit larceny educator Amy Nosal, starting last summer, and who later charge. at noon Saturday. had his sentence over- With the latest charge Richard Jenkins/Daily Globe Along with the food, the turned, is now facing an Ferguson is facing three IRON COUNTY Outdoor Recreation Enthusiasts board members Mike Fauer- fundraiser invites people to additional charge related to breaking and entering bach and Bob Traczyk recently installed a new sign, shown here Wednesday, ride from Cary Park to the the June 2017 escape. at the Hurley trailhead between Second Avenue and the Montreal River. Montreal River trailhead in Gogebic County Prose- ICORE is holding a fundraiser Saturday at Cary Park to raise funds for contin- cutor Nick Jacobs recently ued trail and trailhead development. FERGUSON — page 5 TRAIL — page 5 TODAY INDEX T-storms likely — Details, page 2 Celebrations ...... 7 75 cents Classifieds . . . . .12-14 Wednesday Today’s records Comics ...... 11 Vol. 99, No. 197 High 82 High 103 (1936) Community ...... 3 Low 58 Low 38 (1976) Obituaries ...... 6 Year ago today Precipitation Opinion ...... 4 High 79 24 hours to 7 a.m. Low 55 Wednesday none Sports ...... 9-10 l 2 THURSDAY, JULY 12, 2018 AREA / NATION THE DAILY GLOBE • YOURDAILYGLOBE.COM FIVE-DAY FORECASTFO ORECAST FOR IRONWOODIR RONWOOD

TODAY FRIDAYY SATURDAY SUNDAYSUNDAY MONDAY Ontonagon EDC hears concerns regarding biofuel plant SynSel By JAN TUCKER c i t e d past weekend. Tucker T-storms Scatteredered Chance [email protected] Partly CloudyClou udy Partly Cloudy t h e added on Monday and Likely T-stormsorms Showers ONTONAGON — The i mp o r - Tuesday he met with the Ontonagon County Eco- tance of owners of the biofuel tech- 84° 65° 82° 63°633° 80° 67° 82° 60° 76° 58° nomic Development Cor- finding nology and the engineering Winds: Winds: Winds: Winds:Winnds: Winds: poration Wednesday heard out the company designated to 99-15-15 mmphph SSSWSW 33-6-6 mmphph W 5 mmphph SSSESE 9 mmphph SSWSSW 9 mphmph W the three pronged e x a c t design the plant in Onton- approach being pursued by name of agon. He continued the Ontonagon LOCALL OUTLOOK SynSel Corporation, the the per- license for the technology 76/59 new biofuel company to be son in is being drafted this week Todayy we will see mostly cloudy located in Ontonagon. t h e and once approved the Bergland skies with an 85% chance of showers Pat 83/65 and thunderstorms,thhunderstorms, high temperature Pat Tucker, a member of c o r p s design engineer will be on Wakefield Tucker Ironwood of 8484°,4°, humidity of 72%. South the EDC and owner of the with the the front end of the project. Saxon 83/65 84/65 Marenisco southwsouthwestwest wind 9 to 15 mph. The former mill site where the ultimate He said from the front 85/65 recordd high temperature for today is 83/65 Bessemer 103° sets in 1936. biofuel facility will be locat- responsibility for making end of technology, engi- Upson Hurley 83/65 Watersmeet ed, said the three pronged sure the money for dredg- neering, site work, and 84/64 84/65 83/65 SUNS AND MOON approach concerns are the ing is there in the spring. building it would be from Mercer railroad, the airport and He cautioned that some- 3-1/2 or 4 years from 83/63 dredging of the lake port in times when emergency beginning to end. He did Manitowish Ontonagon. funds are needed, the add that the actual build- 82/65 SunriseSunri ...... se ...... 5:19 a.m. Minocqua SunsetSunse ...... et ...... 8:52 p.m. Tucker said John corps moves the funds ing could be started during 83/66 MoonriseMoon ...... nrise ...... 4:49 a.m. Larkin, owner of the E&LS from one place to another. some of the engineering MoonsetMoon ...... nset...... 8:34 p.m.p Railroad which was torn “That cannot happen here,” stage. out in Ontonagon, is send- he said, explaining that EDC member Skip ALMANAC REGIONALREGIONAL WEATHER NATIONALNAATIONAL WEATHER ing a plane for him today to just before the meeting he Schulz asked the EDC to go discuss the return of the met with a party interested on record asking the Yesterday TodayFri. Today Fri. High ...... temperature.....82 Ashlandd 86/67 pc 85/70 mc ChicagoChicaago 88/72 pc 93/75 pc rails to Ontonagon. He said in shipping into the harbor Ontonagon Road Commis- Low ...... temperature ...... 58 Duluth 85/64t 83/65 pc DallasDallas 94/77t 96/78 t Larkin wants to bring the next year. Last year several sion to refuse the request Precipitation ...... 0.00" Eau ClaireCla aire 86/67 pc 88/73 s KansasKansaas City 99/78 s 97/80 pc rails back and in addition ships tried to use the har- of the owner of the Caledo- EscanabaEscanabba 74/67t 81/65 t Los AngelesA 87/71pc 85/70 fg to Tucker will meet with bor to unload materials nia Mine to abandon a por- MOON PHASES Grand RapidsR 88/68 pc 87/72 pc New YorkY 82/68 s 79/72 s bankers and consultants and could not get through tion of the Caledonia Road. Green BayB 87/71t 85/69 t Orlandondo 93/76t 91/78 t about the issue. Tucker a sand bar. Schulz wanted to carry the Madisonn 86/69 pc 84/70 t PhoenixPhoennix 101/86 t 104/88 pc NewNew F Firstirst F Fullull L Lastast MarquetteMarqueette 80/66sh 79/63 sh SeattleSeattlle 80/59s 76/61 s said Scott Roehm and EDC He explained “I can resolution to a hearing of RhinelanderRhinelaander 82/67 sh 84/65 t WeatherWeathher (Wx): cl/cloudy; fl/flurries; pc/partly member Tom Poisson will start work on this again, the issue before the Onton- St. Paul 89/70t 83/72 sh cloudcloudy;dy; mc/mostly cloudy; ra/rain; rs/rain & go with him to the Escana- but will need a “solid com- agon County Road Com- snowsnow;; s/sunny; sh/showers; sn/snow; ss/snow 7/12 7/197/27 8/4 Wausauu 86/68 t 83/65 t showers; t/thunderstorms; w/windy ba meeting. Tucker added, mitment” on the dredging mission shortly after the “I thought this issue would funds. I want to deal with a EDC meeting. He LOCAL UV INDEX WEATHERW TRIVIA be the hardest and it may real person who has that explained his reason that it turn out to be the easiest.” commitment, and I will would hurt the long time Whatt is a heat burst? The importance of the need it as soon as possible ORV trail. Tucker said he ? dredging of the Ontonagon to assure shippers it will be was uncomfortable voting

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Good Charlotte to headline WAKEFIELD — The Wakefield-Marenis- access. co School Board discussed staffing and a Gustafson said, “The safety of our stu- few summer building projects at a special dents and staff will always be my top pri- benefit concert for 5 slain Monday meeting. ority.” Three new doors will be installed on Board member Marg Lynott added, NEW YORK (AP) — The the south side of the school later this sum- “You can never be too cautious when it city of Annapolis will hold mer. The board voted to install keyless comes to the safety of our students.” a benefit concert featuring entry on the three doors. The keyless entry The school board voted to replace the Maryland-bred rockers will use cards, rather than keys, said floor in the school’s lunchroom. “The cur- Good Charlotte to honor superintendent Jason Gustafson. rent floor is showing its age and is becom- the five Capital Gazette “Cards can be more easily regulated ing a tripping hazard,” Gustafson said. employees killed in an than keys, and will allow administration to The board approved a bid for a poured attack in their newsroom. monitor more carefully who is entering epoxy floor which will save on mainte- Mayor Gavin Buckley the building during non-school hours. The nance costs. said Wednesday the event access cards can also be programmed to Board president Brad Dalbec read two dubbed “Annapolis Rising: allow access to the building during specif- letters of resignation. Laura Ahonen, a A Benefit for The Capital ic time periods. The access cards can be Great Start Readiness Program classroom Gazette and Free Press” shut off if the card is lost, or if an employ- aide, and Bridget Wendt, K-12 art teacher, will take place July 28 and ee terminates employment with the dis- have both accepted new teaching positions will include performances, trict,” he said. outside of the district. Both letters were as well as guest speakers The school board voted to install 17 accepted by the school board with regret. from the journalism com- security cameras inside the school, and Both were recognized by the board for munity. three cameras in the parking lot. The their years of service. Information on tickets cameras will be able to be viewed by The next board meeting will be on will be available at a later administration from any device, inside or Monday, July 23, at 5 p.m. in the board date. Proceeds will benefit outside the school, which has internet room. a fund established for the Associated Press victims and survivors, as BENJI MADDEN, left, and his twin brother Joel Mad- well as journalism scholar- den of the band Good Charlotte Tuesday in Burbank, Hurley council hears update on blight fight ships. Calif. The city of Annapolis, Md. will hold a benefit Police say gunman Jar- concert on July 28 featuring the Maryland-based By RALPH ANSAMI bers he has narrowed the field of candi- rod Ramos, who had a band to honor the five Capital Gazette employees [email protected] dates for a police officer position to two. grudge against the newspa- killed in an attack in their newsroom. HURLEY — Hurley Police Chief Chris They will be interviewed and their back- per, blasted his way into Colassaco told the city council Tuesday grounds will be be checked before a deci- the Annapolis newsroom place in Maryland that we music at night. We went progress is being made in fighting blight sion is made, he said. on June 28, killing John come from. This is the around the town and we in the city. In other business Tuesday, Mayor Paul McNamara, Wendi Win- place we go back to. We were given opportunities to Colassaco said 35 notices were sent out Mullard praised city workers for their ters, Rob Hiaasen, Rebecca feel very, very deeply con- not only to play our music, to homeowners about two months ago to response to the recent flooding. He pub- Smith and Gerald Fis- nected to Annapolis and but to live. The town really clean up their properties and while most licly thanked Iron County Emergency chman. Ramos remains it’s a very important place took care of us. Everyone have responded, “10 or 12 tough ones are Management Director Stacy Ofstad for his jailed on five counts of to us. It’s very important there looked after us. It left.” assistance in the flood response. first-degree murder. for us to show up for the became home.” Those who don’t comply with the The council Tuesday adopted an Good Charlotte, which city,” Joel Madden told The Benji Madden added notices will be sent city blight citations, as updated Iron County multi-jurisdictional includes twin brothers Joel Associated Press. that the Capital Gazette is in the past, Colassaco said. hazard mitigation plan in cooperation and Benji Madden, said in “If we can help support “such a big pillar in the He also said two or three eyesore with the Northwest Regional Planning an interview they are an event that will be uplift- Annapolis community, garages have been demolished in the city Commission. It is needed to receive proud to return to their ing for the families of the really supporting their and an abandoned house on Seventh funding from the Federal Emergency roots to pay tribute to the victims and the tragedy as community and all of the Avenue has been purchased by a private Management Agency’s many grant pro- community. a whole, it feels really different facets, whether its party and the city will work with the new grams. “I feel everything starts important to be a part of sports, art (or) local busi- owner there. The plan must be updated every five at home, it starts in your that,” Benji Madden added. nesses. It’s really a tight- Colassaco also told city council mem- years. community and this is the The 39-year-old Madden knit community.” brothers, who currently “It feels really special to live in Los Angeles, were us. It’s rare to find that born in Waldorf, Mary- kind of community,” he land. Good Charlotte added. released its self-titled The benefit concert will album in 2000 and take place from a stage on launched hits like College Avenue with the “Lifestyles of the Rich and Maryland State House in Famous” and “Dance Floor the background. Anthem.” Buckley, who became The punk-pop perform- mayor of Annapolis last ers say they remember year, said “this horrible going to Annapolis at 18 to tragedy cannot be forgot- pursue their music careers. ten.” “Everyone helped us “Sadly, our country’s out. We didn’t have any- attention will soon shift thing. We went there with from this event that has for- nothing. And we wanted to ever changed our city. We make it with our music and will not stand by and allow that was the town that sup- the memory of these slain ported us,” Joel Madden journalists to be forgotten. recalled. “All of the local We also stand up for our bars ... they hired us to play journalists and our free- gigs, they gave us jobs, we dom of the press and this worked as bar backs, we concert is just one step in worked as waiters and that direction,” he said in a bussers. We played our statement. l THE DAILY GLOBE • YOURDAILYGLOBE.COM COMMUNITY THURSDAY, JULY 12, 2018 3 Post office offers tips on dog bite prevention IRONWOOD – A dog might carriers were bitten by dogs public health problem in the ered or confined. in another room, or on a leash. be a man’s best friend, but is it a across the country. At Ironwood United States,” adds Hellen. “Dog – While letter carriers are dis- – Dogs can be protective of letter carrier’s? Post Office, there have been over bite victims account for up to 5 couraged from petting animals, their territory and may interpret With summer still in season, ten dog incidents within the last percent of emergency room vis- people who choose to pet dogs the actions of letter carriers as a the warm weather invites situa- year. its.” should always let a dog see and threat. tions when a dog can be poten- These numbers pale in com- The following tips will help sniff them before petting the ani- – Please take precautions tially dangerous, and in recent parison to the more than 2 mil- people avoid being bitten by a mal. when accepting mail in the pres- weeks, local letter carriers have lion children who received dog dog and offer advice on how to be – If you believe a dog is about ence of your pet. been bitten by dogs. bite injuries in a single year. a responsible dog owner. to attack you, try to place some- – Spay or neuter your dog. “That’s why we need to deliver The American Veterinary Med- thing between yourself and the Neutered dogs are less likely to an important message about dog ical Association and the Ameri- How to Avoid Being dog, such as a backpack or a bicy- bite. Humane Society of the Unit- bite prevention,” said Ironwood can Academy of Pediatrics report Bitten cle. ed States statistics reflect that Officer In Charge, Mary Beth that small children, the elderly, dogs that have not been spayed – Don’t run past a dog. The Hellen. “Several of our letter car- and letter carriers, in that order, How to Be a Responsible or neutered are up to three times dog’s natural instinct is to chase riers know first-hand about the are the most frequent victims of Dog Owner more likely to be involved in a bit- and catch you. If a dog threatens prevention and the pain of ani- dog bites. ing incident than neutered or you, don’t scream. Avoid eye con- – Obedience training can mal attacks, and we want to help Children are the majority of spayed dogs. tact. Try to remain motionless teach dogs proper behavior and educate the community – espe- victims and are 900 times more – Dogs that haven’t been prop- until the dog leaves, and then help owners control their dog in cially parents and pet owners.” likely to be bitten than letter car- erly socialized, receive little atten- back away slowly until the dog is any situation. More than 4.5 million people riers. tion or handling, or are left tied out of sight. – When the letter carrier are bitten annually by dogs. “Dog attacks are the most up for long periods of time fre- – Don’t approach a strange comes to your home, keep your Last year, nearly 5,000 letter commonly reported childhood quently turn into biters. dog, especially one that’s teth- dog inside, away from the door, Friday the 13th lucky for lottery players HIDDEN FAWN

LANSING – Don’t tell Michigan recent winner, Kevin Blake, of Water- Mega Millions drawings take place Lottery players that Friday the 13th is ford, split a $42 million jackpot with a each Tuesday and Friday evening. an unlucky day. Rhode Island player on Oct. 13, 2017. Each Mega Millions play is only $2. The Mega Millions game has been Blake chose to receive the $21 mil- For an additional $1 per play, players particularly lucky for Lottery players lion jackpot as a one-time lump sum have the opportunity to add a on Friday the 13th. Since 2003, Lot- of about $13.1 million, rather than “Megaplier” that can multiply non- tery players have won more than annuity payments for the full jackpot prizes by up to five times. $171 million in jackpots from Friday amount. After tax withholdings, he Mega Millions tickets for the draw- the 13th drawings. received about $9.3 million. ing may be purchased online at Four Michigan Lottery players hit In addition to the jackpot prizes, MichiganLottery.com and at the Lot- Mega Millions jackpots on the suppos- 32 lucky players have won prizes rang- tery’s 11,000 retailers around the edly unluckiest of days. The most ing from $10,000 up to $1 million. state until 10:45 p.m. Friday. Superior Health Foundation offering grants for indigent care MARQUETTE – The Superior section 501 (c )(3)of the Internal Rev- investment earnings to provide grant Health Foundation is now accepting enue Code or other public health funding in future years. grant proposals for the Indigent Care agencies eligible to receive disburse- “The SHF board recommended, Fund. ments from the Foundation in com- and I concur, that we expend At its July board meeting, the SHF pliance with 501 (c )(3) of the Inter- $25,000 in Foundation funds to Submitted photo Board of Directors voted to expend nal Revenue Code. Donations are launch the Indigent Care Fund this THIS FAWN was found in a Bessemer back yard by a $25,000 in SHF dollars to “kick start” restricted to those residents who fall. There are many needs across the photographer who did not wish to be identified. the Indigent Care Fund. adjusted gross income is less than Upper Peninsula and this serves as a SHF will provide grants to health- two hundred percent (200 percent) of terrific way to launch the fund and centered, non-profit organizations the federal poverty level for the resi- help those in need.” Briefs across the Upper Peninsula who have dent’s family size. The foundation will announce the indigent care needs. The maximum “Earlier this spring, the Superior recipients at its Fall Grants Program, grant award will be $5,000. Health Foundation was the proud scheduled for Wednesday, Oct. 24, at Wakefield library hosts class tonight at The mission of the Indigent Care recipient of $1.2 million in funding the Holiday Inn in Marquette. park Fund is to provide for otherwise from the former Medical Care Access To submit an on-line application, WAKEFIELD – Where do we hear sounds in nature? unmet medical needs of the indigent Coalition,” said Jim LaJoie, executive visit the SHF home page at superi- What makes those sounds? Find out at the Wakefield residents of the Upper Peninsula. director of the Superior Health Foun- orhealthfoundation.org. For more Public Library’s Program in the Park “Nature Rocks!” on Grants will not be made to indi- dation. “We’re honored to accept and information, call 906-225-3431 or July 12 at 6 p.m. at the John Siira Pavilion. viduals. Rather, grants will be award- steward these dollars. The funds have email shf@superiorhealthfounda- Through fun activities and exercises, Licia from the ed to tax-exempt organizations under been invested in the market, with tion.org. North Lakeland Discovery Center will help you to learn to identify and make many of the sounds that surround us when we are out in the natural world. From the wolf howl Community calendar to the sound of wind, explore nature through your sense of hearing. Make and take a musical instrument home Email calendar items and Rivers” meeting, 9 a.m.- gram, 1 p.m., Ironwood 11:45 a.m. EST, Holy Family with you! community news to noon, Nicolet College, Carnegie Library. Catholic Church parking lot, Those who come can bring S’more making supplies to [email protected]. Rhinelander. Strong Bones exercise Ontonagon; 1:15-1:45 p.m. create some S’mores at the Community Fire Pit in Eddy For more information, call 906- Red Cross Blood Drive, 9 class, 1 p.m., Mercer Commu- EST, Resource Center, Mass Park after the program. This event is free and open to all. 932-2211. a.m.-2 p.m., Hurley Elemen- nity Center. City; 2:15-2:45 p.m. EST, Stan- Thursday, July 12 tary School. Overeaters Anonymous, nard Township Ballpark, Bruce In case of inclement weather the program will be held at Mercer Cribbage, 9:30- 5 p.m., All Saints Lutheran Crossing; 2:30-2:45 p.m., the Wakefield Municipal Building. For more information, 11:30 a.m., Mercer Senior Church, Wakefield. Watersmeet Town Hall parking call 906-229-5236. Pickleball, 9-11 a.m. Hem- Center. Adult Poetry Group, 5:30 lot, Watersmeet. 906-884- lock Av. tennis courts, if rain- Double Trouble, 11 a.m.- p.m., Ironwood Carnegie 2106. ing, Ironwood Memorial Build- 12:30 p.m., Serenity Center, Library. Blood Pressure Screen- Garden Walk to be held in Minocqua ing. Ironwood. Alcoholics Anonymous, 6 ing, 11 a.m.-1 p.m., with “Rocks & Minerals”, 10 Mercer Food Pantry, p.m., Our Lady of Peace Regional Hospice nurses, Mill MINOCQUA, Wis. – The Lakeland Gardeners will a.m., Mercer Public Library. noon-1 p.m., Railroad Street, Catholic Church, Ironwood. Street Garden, Bessemer. host their 15h Annual Garden Walk and Ice Cream Social Gogebic County Veterans Mercer, Wis. Emergencies: area74.org. 906-663-0308. Service Officer, 10:30-11:30 Saturday, July 21, from 10 a.m. - 4 p.m. 715-476-7655. Harbortown AA, 7:30 p.m. Alcoholics Anonymous, Participants are invited to tour a variety of private a.m., Wakefield City Hall; 1-2 Alcoholics Anonymous/ EDT, Ontonagon United noon, Salem Lutheran Church, p.m., Watersmeet Township; Al-Anon, noon, Salem Luther- Methodist Church basement, Ironwood. area74.org. home gardens, as well as visit the Seasons of Life Garden, 2:45-3:15 p.m., Marenisco an Church, Ironwood. next to Holiday gas station, Ironwood Kiwanis Club, a public space located on the beautiful grounds of the Township. 906-667-1110. area74.org. Ontonagon. area74.org. noon, Golden Dragon. Seasons of Life Hospice Home, which is designed and Alcoholics Anonymous, Carnegie Day at the Government “Through the Time noon, Salem Lutheran Church, Farmer’s Market, 4 p.m., Bessemer Housing Com- Machine: ART ROCKS!” Sur- maintained by the Lakeland Gardeners in memory of Ironwood. area74.org. Depot Park. mission, 8:30 a.m., executive realism class, 1 p.m., Iron- individuals who have died. All proceeds from the Garden Strong Bones exercise Harbortown AA, 7:30 p.m. director’s office, 709 W. Iron wood Carnegie Library. class, 1:00 p.m., Mercer Com- Walk benefit this special garden, helping to continue the EDT, Ontonagon United St., Bessemer. Gogebic-Ontonagon maintenance and expansion of the project. Tickets are munity Center. Methodist Church basement, Gogebic County Family Community Action Agency Grief Support Group, 1 to next to Holiday gas station, Department of Human Ser- food commodity distribu- available for adults and discounted for children aged 16 2:30 p.m., Dr. Kate Hospice Ontonagon. area74.org. vices Board, 9 a.m., Gogebic tion, seniors, 1-3 p.m., 100 office, 1571 U.S. 51 North in and under, and are available at Minocqua area garden Alcoholics Anonymous, County Medical Care Facility, Mill St., Bessemer. 906-667- centers. Arbor Vitae. 7:30 p.m., Our Lady of Peace Wakefield. 0283. ReGeneration Youth, Catholic Church, Ironwood. Wakefield-Marenisco Range Art Association, 1 For more information, call Ascension At Home - Dr. 5:30-6:45 p.m., ages 10-11; area74.org. School Board, 5 p.m., school p.m., 906 Boom, Ironwood. Kate Hospice at 800-234-3542. Relentless Youth, 7-9 p.m., Government board room, Wakefield. Mercer Health and Well- ages 12-18; Lighthouse Faith Ironwood City Election Hurley School Board, ness Pickleball, 3-6 p.m., Art walk scheduled Center, Ironwood. Commission, 11:45 a.m., 5:30 p.m., Hurley High School Mercer Community Center. U.P. English, Eh?, Lec- Assessor’s Office, Ironwood library. North Country Trail, 6 ture, 6 p.m., Ironwood MINOCQUA, Wis. – The Lakeland Area Kiwanis Club Memorial Building. Bessemer City Council, 6 p.m., Aurora Club, Ironwood. announces that Island Art Walk is coming on July 14 to Carnegie Library. p.m., city hall. 715-952-8900. “Nature Rocks!” 6 p.m., Saturday, July 14 Ironwood School Board, Hurley VFW Post 1580, 6 Torpy Park, Hwy 51 in Minocqua, and will host an expect- John Siira Pavilion, Sunday 6 p.m., Luther L. Wright K-12 p.m., VFW post home. Lake Park, Wakefield. Alcoholics Anonymous, ed 50-60 artisans and crafters in the park from 9 a.m. - 3 School board room. Bessemer Veterans of p.m. that day. Alcoholics Anonymous, 11 a.m., Salem Lutheran Watersmeet Township Foreign Wars, 6 p.m., VFW 6:30 p.m., First Presbyterian Church, Ironwood. area74.org. School Board, 6:30 p.m., hall, Bessemer. This show draws vendors from as far away as Florida, Church, Hurley. area74.org. Community Pickleball media center, Watersmeet Alcoholics Anonymous, 7 Texas and surrounding Midwestern States. The show is a Klassic Kruisers Car Paddlers, 2-5 p.m., Mercer School. p.m., Episcopal Church of the juried show. This year’s walk will again take place Club, 6:30 p.m., Lindquist Stu- School gymnasium. 715-776- Transfiguration, Ironwood. dent Center, Ironwood. 4588. Tuesday, July 17 area74.org. between the Torpy Park show and the Campanile Center Ironwood Masonic Lodge Alcoholics Anonymous, 7 Government for the Arts where the Campanile Center will have ½ hour 389, 7:30 p.m., at the Masonic p.m., Salem Lutheran Church, Iron-Gogebic Integrated Iron County Comprehen- building. Ironwood. area74.org. Family Services, 9-10:30 demos on various art forms from 10 a.m.-2 p.m. and a sive Planning / Land and LUHS student display of pottery from 9 a.m.-3 p.m. that Government Sunday, July 15 a.m., Iron County Courthouse, Zoning Committee, 3 p.m., Bessemer Housing Com- Hurley. 906-663-4045 or 715- board room, court house. day. mission, 8 a.m., Executive 561-2191. Alcoholics Anonymous, 1 Michigan Department of Director’s Office, 709 West Gogebic-Ontonagon p.m., closed meeting, Salem Environmental Quality, Cop- Iron Street, Bessemer. Community Action Agency Lutheran Church, Ironwood. perwood Mine modifications to Iron County Extension food commodity distribu- Michigan families reunite with Mercer Health and Well- mining permit, 5 p.m., Education Committee, 10:30 tion, 9-10 a.m., Pioneer Park ness Pickleball, 3-6 p.m., Lindquist Student Center, a.m., North Lakeland Discov- Apartments, Ironwood. 906- Mercer Community Center. Gogebic Community College. ery Center. 932-4200. Narcotics Anonymous, 7 Kimball Town Board, 6:30 relatives’ lost Purple Hearts Bessemer Downtown Wisconsin Veterans p.m., Wesley United Methodist p.m., Kimball, Wis., Communi- Development Authority, Employment Services Rep- Church, Ironwood. ty Center. GRAND RAPIDS (AP) – Three Michigan families have noon, DDA room, City Hall. resentative, 9-11:30 a.m., vet- Alcoholics Anonymous, been returned a missing relic their deceased relatives Iron County Economic erans service office, Hurley. Wednesday, July 18 7:30 p.m., Sharon Lutheran Development Committee, 5 715-392-7808. earned while fighting in World War II: their Purple Heart Church, Bessemer. p.m., board room, courthouse. Gogebic Brownfield Christian Men of the area74.org. medals. Ironwood Parks and Redevelopment Authority Northland, 6:30 a.m., Uptown The three medals were given to their rightful owners Recreation Committee, 5:30 Monday, July 16 Meeting, 9:30 a.m., Gogebic Cafe, Ironwood. p.m., meeting, Conference County Courthouse Confer- Red Cross Blood Drive, Tuesday during a ceremony in Grand Rapids. The organi- Room 1, second floor, Memori- Gogebic County Human ence Room. 11:30 a.m.-5:30 p.m., River zation Purple Hearts Reunited coordinated the return of al Building, Ironwood. Services Agency Board, 9 Gogebic County Veterans Valley Bank, 200 South Suffolk the long lost medals to the families of Army Staff Sgt. Mar- Gogebic County Transit a.m., Gogebic County Medical Service Officer, 9:30-11:30 Street, Ironwood, 906-932- inum Gillesse, and Pvts. James Nameth Jr. and Clayton board of directors, 6:30 p.m., Care Facility, Wakefield. a.m., Ironwood Memorial 5478. transit facility. Iron County Food Pantry, Building. 906-667-1110. Alcoholics Anonymous, Richard. Gogebic Range Water 9 a.m.-4 p.m., 72 Michigan Pickleball, 9-11 a.m. Hem- open meeting, noon, Salem Gillesse was wounded in action and died in 2003, and Authority, 6:30 p.m., Besse- Ave., Montreal, 715-561-4450. lock Av. tennis courts, if rain- Lutheran Church, Ironwood. Nameth and Richard were both killed in action. Gillesse’s mer Township Hall, Ramsay. Gogebic-Ontonagon ing, Ironwood Memorial Build- area74.org. Friday, July 13 Community Action Agency ing. Harp & Classic Guitar brother, William Gillesse, accepted the medals with food commodity distribu- Gogebic-Ontonagon concert with Anne & Lisa, Nameth’s niece, Michelle Nameth McNulty, and Richard’s tion, seniors, 9 a.m.-noon, Community Action Agency noon, Historic Ironwood The- Coffee With A Cop, nephew, Dennis Richard. 100 Mill St., Bessemer. 906- food commodity distribu- atre. Uptown Cafe, 8 a.m. 667-0283. tion, seniors, 9:45-10 a.m. DOVE Support Group, Purple Hearts Reunited tracked down the medals and GOISD Special Education Alcoholics Anonymous, EST, Lake Gogebic Senior noon-2 p.m. 906-932-4990. purchased them off Ebay, Etsy and from a private collec- actiivity, Lake Superior scav- noon, Salem Lutheran Church, Center, Bergland; 10:20-10:35 Ironwood-Hurley Rotary enger hunt, 8 a.m., meet at tor. The nonprofit says it’s returned 450 medals since Ironwood. area74.org. a.m. EST, Porcupine Mountain Club, 12:15 p.m., Elk and L.L. Wright High School. 2012. Rocks and Minerals pro- Senior Center, White Pine; 11- Hound Restaurant, Ironwood. “Saving Our Lakes and l 4 THURSDAY, JULY 12, 2018 OPINION THE DAILY GLOBE • YOURDAILYGLOBE.COM DAILY GLOBE Waiting for Mueller It’s often been observed that spe- with Manafort’s application, but that Sue Mizell, Publisher cial counsel Robert Mueller, one top executive there, a man who Larry Holcombe, Managing Editor assigned to investigate alleged wanted a place in the Trump cam- Trump-Russia collusion in the 2016 paign, granted the loan anyway. presidential campaign, has yet to From the Mueller filing: charge anyone with a crime involv- “The government intends to pre- ing Trump-Russia collusion in the Byron sent evidence that although various 2016 presidential campaign. York Lender D employees identified seri- In Their Opinion The biggest of Mueller’s indict- ous issues with the defendant’s loan Don’t confuse ments, that of one-time Trump cam- application, the senior executive at paign chairman Paul Manafort, has Lender D interceded in the process charter schools with no connection at all to collusion. and approved the loan. During the And until a few days ago, it appeared motion, “is wholly irrelevant to loan application process, the senior to have no connection to Donald whether Mr. Manafort’s personal executive expressed interest in work- voucher schools Trump, either. income tax returns were false, ing on the Trump campaign, told the Every charter school in Wisconsin is a public Now, though, Mueller has whether he willfully failed to file defendant about his interest, and school. revealed why he believes the Man- reports of foreign accounts, and eventually secured a position advis- The many Democrats running for governor afort prosecution is related to the whether he conspired to commit, or ing the Trump campaign. The senior should memorize this fact, because some of them are 2016 Trump campaign. It’s a small committed, bank fraud.” executive later expressed an interest getting it wrong. part, a very small part, of the overall Mueller’s response was two-fold. in serving in the administration of Charter schools should not be confused with charges against Manafort. And it has On the issue of collusion, the special President Trump, but did not secure voucher schools, which are mostly private religious nothing to do with any actions by counsel, in a motion filed July 6, flat- such a position.” schools that receive public money for lower-income the candidate – now the president – ly said, “The government does not The lending company and the students to attend. himself. intend to present at trial evidence or senior executive are not identified in The two are very different. Mueller’s revelation came in an argument concerning collusion with the indictment, but the loans appear Former state Rep. Kelda Roys, one of eight argument he is having with the Man- the Russian government and, accord- to fit an episode reported in The Democrats seeking her party’s nomination for gover- afort defense over what subjects can ingly does not oppose the defen- New York Times involving a small nor Aug. 14, said in a recent interview she opposes and cannot be discussed in front of dant’s motion in that respect.” bank in Chicago, the Federal Savings “private charters.” jurors in Manafort’s upcoming trial. To those Trump opponents who Bank, and its chief executive, “We need to stop privatization because that (Manafort is charged in both Vir- had hoped Mueller would unveil evi- Stephen Calk, who was named an money comes right off the top and it’s only what’s left ginia and the District of Columbia dence of Trump-Russia collusion economic adviser to the Trump cam- over after the charters have gotten their money that with various counts of bank fraud, involving Manafort, it was a sharp paign in August 2016 but did not goes to our public schools,” Roys told WORT-FM tax evasion and failure to register as and stunning admission: There’s no join the administration. (89.9) in Madison. “That’s wrong.” a representative of foreign interests; collusion in the case against Man- In May, The Wall Street Journal Actually, Roys is wrong. the Virginia trial is scheduled to afort. reported that Mueller is investigating As Politifact Wisconsin noted in an analysis of her begin later this month.) But Mueller did argue that the whether the loans were “made as interview last week, all charter schools in Wisconsin Manafort doesn’t want the jurors case has something to do with part of a quid pro quo arrangement are public schools. to hear about any theories of collu- Trump. And this is it: to secure Mr. Calk a job in Mr. “Every charter school is entirely publicly funded, sion between Trump and Russia. Most of the 32 counts against Trump’s administration.” Calk has open to any student, and free to any student,” the Beyond that, Manafort doesn’t even Manafort in the Virginia case con- denied any such arrangement. fact-checking journalism website noted. want the jurors to hear about his cern alleged crimes that took place In any event, Mueller has not sug- Of 234 charter schools in Wisconsin, the vast connection with Donald Trump. long before there was a Trump cam- gested that Donald Trump was majority – 211 – are operated within public school Given the degree of anti-Trump feel- paign. Some go back as far as 2006. involved in any of the actions out- districts. Only 23 are “independent” charters, mean- ing in the heavily Democratic Dis- But four of the counts involve a pair lined in the Manafort charges. The ing they have the freedom to do what they want, out- trict of Columbia and in northern of loans Manafort took out between two Lender D loans are, apparently, side the control of local school boards. Virginia – the Manafort filing dryly April 2016 and January 2017. For a the only connection between the But even those are public schools. And they are notes that jurors are “likely to have few months during that time period, Trump campaign and the broad authorized by public entities, such as the city of Mil- strong views about President Manafort worked for the Trump array of criminal activity, some of it waukee or UW-Milwaukee. Nonprofits run these few Trump” – that’s an understandable campaign. more than a decade old, alleged schools under contract and must meet performance feeling. The loans totaled $16 million and in the Manafort indictments. targets to continue to operate. “Evidence or argument relating to came from a financial institution And Trump himself played no role Roys faulted fellow Democratic candidate for gov- Mr. Manafort’s work for then-candi- Mueller refers to as Lender D. in it. ernor Tony Evers for securing a large federal grant for date Trump’s campaign in 2016 or According to Mueller, Manafort lied Was a special counsel needed for charter schools in Wisconsin. Evers is the state the Special Counsel’s investigation to get the loans, overstating his that? superintendent of public instruction, overseeing of the campaign’s alleged collusion income and understating his debts. Byron York is chief political corre- Wisconsin’s more than 400 school districts. with the Russian government,” the Mueller says that some workers at spondent for The Washington Examin- Evers should be credited, not criticized, for col- Manafort team wrote in a June 22 Lender D knew there was a problem er. lecting $95 million in federal money for public char- ter schools last year to encourage innovation and Today in history In 1862, during the Civil improvement in public schools. War, President Abraham Lin- Roys objects to the small number of public char- coln signed a bill authorizing By The Associated Press the Army Medal of Honor. ter schools that are allowed to operate independent- In 1957, President Dwight ly of local school boards. But innovation sometimes Today’s Highlight in History On July 12, 1909, the D. Eisenhower was flown by requires the ability to try new things outside the House of Representatives helicopter from the White bounds of the status quo. joined the Senate in passing House to a secret mountaintop Evers’ position makes the most sense – and the 16th Amendment to the location as part of a drill involv- U.S. Constitution, allowing for ing a mock nuclear attack on brings in more federal money – for the cause of pub- Washington. lic education in Wisconsin. a federal income tax, and sub- mitted it to the states. (It was In 1960, the Etch A Sketch The Nuestro Mundo charter school in Madison, declared ratified in February Magic Screen drawing toy, for example, has helped hundreds of children – 1913.) invented by French electrician On this date Andre Cassagnes, was first some native Spanish speakers, others English speak- produced by the Ohio Art Co. ers with no Spanish skills – become fluent in both In 1543, England’s King Henry VIII married his sixth In 1962, The Rolling Stones languages. And now the school’s “dual language and last wife, Catherine Parr. played their first-ever gig at The Marquee in London. immersion” model has expanded to other Madison In 1812, United States Today’s Birthdays Golfer Inbee Park is 30. Nobel In 1984, Democratic presi- public schools. forces led by Gen. William Hull Actor-comedian Bill Cosby Peace laureate Malala dential candidate Walter F. entered Canada during the is 81. Fitness guru Richard Yousafzai is 21. Moreover, some of the federal money Evers’ DPI is Mondale announced his choice War of 1812 against Britain. Simmons is 70. Actress Cheryl Thought for Today distributing to charter schools this year will help eco- of U.S. Rep. Geraldine A. Fer- (However, Hull retreated short- Ladd is 67. Gospel singer “The tragedy is not that raro of New York to be his run- nomically disadvantaged students get off to strong ly thereafter to Detroit.) Sandi Patty is 62. Rock singer things are broken. The tragedy ning-mate; Ferraro was the starts at One City Senior Preschool, a charter started In 1817, author, poet and Robin Wilson (Gin Blossoms) is that they are not mended first woman to run for vice naturalist Henry David Thore- is 53. Olympic gold medal fig- again.” by Kaleem Caire, former CEO of the Urban League of president on a major-party tick- au was born in Concord, Mas- ure skater Kristi Yamaguchi is — Alan Paton, South Greater Madison. et. Democrats who hope to become governor this fall sachusetts. 47. Actor Topher Grace is 40. African author (1903-1988) should embrace the cause of public charter schools, rather than pretending they privatize education. Letter to the Editor she is fair game for discrimination mutual respect for one another because of her position, what about devolves to zero, the increasingly rad- – Wisconsin State Journal other federal employees? What about icalized Left will progress from Schultz column points to the TSA, the FBI, the CIA, NOAA, demonstration to confrontation to misguided liberal ideas NASA, the Coast Guard, the Postal violence to mob rule and finally anar- To the Editor: Service and others? They all work for chy. We will no longer be a nation Connie Schultz’s column, “Let’s the U.S. government. Where will the governed by law, but by unrest and Letters Policy not confuse civility with surrender” line be drawn? terror. Maxine Waters has already lit (July 2) was another does of vitriolic Stephanie Wilkinson, owner of the fuse. The Daily Globe welcomes letters from readers. Letters the Red Hen Restaurant in Lexington, Lastly, it is interesting to me that should deal with matters of current, public interest. We reserve tripe from Ms. Schultz. It is enlight- the right to reject any letter and to edit those that are to be pub- ening to see an ultra-liberal endors- Va., bandies her tolerance by includ- members of the LGBTQ society, who lished. Please avoid name-calling or personal attacks. ing discrimination, no matter how ing gay people in her employ. But she fight so vehemently for tolerance, Letters should be no longer than 400 words. An address politely administered. practices “selective tolerance” with acceptance and inclusion would com- and phone number must be included for verification purposes. issues in which she disagrees. It was fortably practice discrimination Election-related letters advocating for or against a candi- First of all, Sarah Sanders does not date, ballot measure or political party will be considered ads work for President Trump, but for the my understanding that discrimina- against another person for any rea- and are subject to a charge of $25 for the first 7 inches and U.S. government. She is a press secre- tion was proscribed in places of pub- son. $10 for each additional inch thereafter. They are also limited to tary, not a “chief propagandist,” with lic accommodation for many reasons. As for Ms. Schultz, as my grandfa- 400 words. the unenviable job of facing a room Perhaps political affiliation should be ther used to say, “It’s the empty Letters may be mailed to Letters to the Editor, Daily Globe, added to the list. Banishing someone wagon going down the road that 118 E. McLeod Ave., Ironwood MI 49938; emailed to: full of openly hostile media wonks [email protected]; or faxed to 906-932-4211. trolling for one word to use for fur- for their political affiliation is pure makes the most noise.” Brief, thank-you letters will be considered for our Saturday ther denigration of the President. If Stalinism. Dr. Thomas L. Peacock “Bouquets” column. My greatest concern is that as our Marenisco

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McLeod Ave., Ironwood, MI 49938 906-932-2211 • 800-236-2887 • Fax 906-932-5358 l THE DAILY GLOBE • YOURDAILYGLOBE.COM AREA / STATE THURSDAY, JULY 12, 2018 5 Ferguson Mountain that ended with Ferguson’s capture on June WESLEY ATTIC Lake Road 23 in a Bessemer resi- From page 1 dence. culvert planned charges from his time on The court was sched- the run, along with one uled to set a trial date in count of escaping jail while the case Tuesday, however next week awaiting trial for a felony. it was decided to wait until BESSEMER – The Goge- Each of the breaking this latest charge is bound bic County Road Commis- and entering charges car- over from 98th District sion reports Lake Road in ries a potential sentence of Court to circuit court so all Ironwood Township will 10 years in prison, and the the charges can be handled be closed to traffic from 8 escape charge is a four-year at the same time. a.m. Monday to 4 p.m. felony. The potential maxi- Ferguson also faces sev- Thursday. mum sentences could be eral misdemeanor driving- The road closure will be extended by a habitual related charges he was located at the spring on offender notice Ferguson originally arrested on. Lake Road, about 10 miles faces. However, Jacobs said Fer- north and west of Airport Ferguson had pleaded guson has already served Road. guilty in August 2017 to the more jail or prison time The purpose of the clo- escape charge and one than the maximum sen- sure is to remove and count of breaking and tences for those charges – replace two culverts prior entering. He was sentenced so it is unlikely he will to beginning a paving pro- in October to three years serve any additional time ject. and seven months in behind bars on those Little Girl’s Point Coun- prison on the escape counts. Submitted photo ty Park campground and charge and four years in Ferguson still has an BUILDERS MARK Liebeart, left, and Jeff Witherspoon put up one of the main truss- beach can be accessed prison for the breaking active hold on his record es in the Wesley United Methodist church. Photo is coutesy of Michael Meyer from the west by use of and entering charge. from the state of Wiscon- Wisconsin 122 to Lake His appellate attorney sin, according to Jacobs, Road. successfully challenged where Ferguson was on PILT suit. will begin its own Facebook Questions may be procedural aspects of the probation at the time of his In other business, board page. County information directed to the road com- sentence in May, according arrest. members agreed the coun- technology officer Brandon mission at 906-667-0233. to Jacobs, and Ferguson Ferguson was on proba- From page 1 ty board should be repre- Tauer said he would seek was given the option of tion in Iron County, Wis., shorting the counties on sented on meetings on the the assistance of depart- M-26 repairs being re-sentenced on the for felony false imprison- PILT money. possible closing of the ment heads in starting the charges or withdrawing ment and misdemeanor The court ruled the Ojibway Correctional Facebook page. close lane his plea – ultimately battery stemming from a PILT Act obligates the fed- Facility in Marenisco and a Of the seven board choosing to withdraw his 2015 domestic violence eral government to pay full permit for the Copper- members, with chair MASS CITY – Because plea. case. According to online amounts calculated in a wood mine near Wakefield. George Peterson absent, of settling of the roadway “It’s as if there never Wisconsin court records, formula, even though Board members only Jim Oliver, of Iron- shoulder, the Michigan was a plea agreement,” Ferguson was sentenced to Congress failed to appro- stressed the importance of wood, said he is on Face- Department of Transporta- Jacobs said Wednesday. two years in prison – priate sufficient funds to State Rep. Scott Dianda book. tion has closed about 200 Ferguson escaped from which was stayed – and do so in fiscal years 2015 and State Sen. Tom Casper- The board also agreed feet of the westbound lane the jail the evening of June three years extended through 2017. son in lobbying for the to apply for two airport of M-26, near Mass City, in 19, 2017, telling Gogebic supervision on the charge The court granted sum- Marenisco prison to grants, with one seeking Ontonagon County. County Circuit Judge in July 2015. mary judgment in favor of remain open, given its eco- $10,000 for advertising, to The closure began Tues- Michael Pope at his plea Jacobs said any new the class action suit. nomic importance to the be matched about 10 per- day and will continue for hearing he opened a win- consequences in Wiscon- The specific amounts county. cent from the county. an indefinite period. One dow and climbed through sin for violating his proba- owed have not been deter- After considerable dis- The board agreed to lane will be open in alter- it to escape. The escape tion will wait until after mined. cussion about an item that advance $30,000 to the fair nating directions, with a triggered a search of the Ferguson serves any sen- There is no cost to the was not on the agenda, the board to be used for this temporary traffic signal. area around Powderhorn tence in Michigan. county to participate in the board agreed the county year’s fair. MDOT will monitor the issue and will provide Trail Hurley to Cary Park and NASA, Northern Energy System experiment Officials say NASA has more information as it ultimately Montreal. Michigan team up launched last month on been measuring radiation becomes available. “It’s fundraising for Granite Island. That’s a by satellite for three A map of the closure From page 1 trailhead and trail develop- to measure Earth’s radiation dozen miles northwest of decades and ground moni- area is available at Hurley and back. ment,” Nosal said. Marquette, where the toring can help validate https://bit.ly/2N4P7df. “From Cary Park to While ICORE and oth- MARQUETTE (AP) – school is based. data. The experiment about Highline, there is ers continue to raise funds NASA has teamed up with The university says seeks to reveal more about already a path. Then it’s for new work, progress a Michigan university and NASA picked the island the role of clouds and the alley-way until you hit continues to be made installed equipment on a after closing a Chesapeake energy cycle in climate (Ninth Avenue),” said developing the county’s Lake Superior island to Bay site in the Mid-Atlantic change. Nosal, one of the fundrais- non-motorized trail sys- measure Earth’s radiation. because of safety issues. It Northern Michigan says er’s organizers, gesturing tem. Northern Michigan Uni- also was attracted to exist- work with NASA could to a map of the route. Last Friday, ICORE versity says NASA’s Clouds ing weather-monitoring expand if the island proves The map shows riders board members Mike and the Earth Radiant equipment. effective. will ride down Ninth Fauerbach and Bob Avenue to Gold Street and Traczyk installed a new THURSDAY EVENING JULY 12, 2018 then Gold to Fifth Avenue sign at the Hurley trail- 7:007:308:008:309:009:3010:0010:3011:0011:30 and then Division Street to head. 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Villa Maria, after battling Parkinson’s Disease, with (AP) — A massive natural her loving family by her side. gas explosion killed a fire- Barbara was born July 7, 1932 in Ironwood, fighter and leveled por- tions of a city block in a Mich., daughter of the late Geno and Mae (Brown) southern Wisconsin com- DeRosso. She graduated from J. E. Murphy High munity, including a bar the School in 1951. firefighter owned, authori- She married Clayton Aijala on ties said Wednesday. May 23, 1952, and they had seven The blast in downtown children together. After 25 years of Sun Prairie on Tuesday marriage, they divorced. evening also injured at Barbara worked as a CNA for least 11 other people and about 40 years, first at Grandview left residents of the Madi- Hospital in Ironwood and then for son suburb wondering Sky View Nursing Home and Villa how they’ll put their down- town back together. Maria in Hurley. She also worked “It’s just hard to look at Barbara Jean as a matron for the Iron County the pictures (of the explo- Sheriff’s Department. “Torchie” Aijala 1932 — 2018 sion and ruined down- She was a loving mother, and town) and see what our the most important thing in her life was always her city looks like now,” resi- children, grandchildren and great-grandchildren. dent Erin Updike said. Nothing made her happier than spending time with The blast happened her family. She had a wonderful fun-loving sense of after police got a call at Associated Press humor and was always good with a joke. 6:30 p.m. that a construc- A LARGE swath of downtown Sun Prairie remains closed Wednesday morning, in Surviving are six sons, Brian (Mina) Ironwood, tion crew working on a the wake of a gas leak explosion Tuesday evening that leveled a downtown Sun Mich., Tim (Judy), Two Harbors, Minn., Jeff, Apple- downtown street had punc- Prairie bar, caused a massive fire at a pizza restaurant, killed a firefighter and and tured a WE Energies natu- injured more than a dozen other people. Firefighters remained on the scene. ton, Kevin (Carenea), Hurley, Kim (Jessica) and ral gas line. Police and fire- Cory (Patty) both of Dickinson, N.D.; a daughter, fighters arrived to investi- evacuate people from the said in a statement that her children. Greta (Larry) Czerniak, Hurley; 17 grandchildren; 8 gate and were evacuating area, Fire Chief Chris Gar- Cory Barr was “the best “On behalf of the whole great-grandchildren; a sister, Bonnie (Gerald) the area when the gas rison said during a news husband a girl could ask state, we say we love you,” Gulan, Milwaukee; a cousin, Walter Gravadoni (who exploded shortly after 7 conference Wednesday for” and lived his life by the the governor said. was more like a brother), Grays Lake, Ill.; a sister-in- p.m. The blast ignited four- evening. Barr died after he motto “happy wife, happy Authorities said five law, Irene DeRosso; and lifelong friend, Geri Kutz. story high flames that was transported to a local life.” The couple was rais- other firefighters, a police Besides her parents Barbara was predeceased by burned long into the night hospital, the Dane County ing twin daughters who officer and five civilians her brothers, Dennis DeRosso and Mickey Brown and belched a smoke Medical Examiner’s Office just turned 3 years old. She were hurt and transported and cousin, Rosemary Gravadoni. plume visible for miles. said in a news release. said the girls would run up to a hospital. The firefight- Out of respect for her wishes, cremation has “It looked like flames Barr had been with the to him screaming “Daddy’s ers included two who were shooting out of heaven and department for 15 years. home!” whenever he caught in the blast with taken place. just debris going every- He also worked as a real walked through the door. Barr. Memorial services will be held July 20, at 11 a.m., where,” said Sun Prairie estate agent and owned the “He was so outgoing, All had been released by preceded by visitation at 10 a.m., at St. Mary’s resident Benjamin Berry. Barr House. Garrison said goofy, big-hearted, and Wednesday evening except Catholic Church in Hurley, where Barb was a life- At least five buildings Barr and his fellow fire- would give the shirt off his for one firefighter, who was time member, with Fr. Frank Kordek as celebrant. were damaged, including fighters and police evacuat- back to anyone,” she said. upgraded from critical to Luncheon will follow the service at the Liberty the Barr House tavern, ed 115 people before the “To say that our family is stable condition, Sun Bell Chalet in downtown Hurley. Glass Nickel Pizza and a blast. The chief choked up devastated and heart-bro- Prairie Emergency Medical Private committal and interment will be in St. steak restaurant, according as he spoke and had to take ken is an understatement.” Services Chief Brian Goff Mary’s Cemetery, Hurley. to a news release on the a long pause to gather him- Gov. Scott Walker said. McKevitt-Patrick Funeral Home is assisting the city’s website. self. toured the blast area Authorities and WE family. Sun Prairie Fire Depart- “We didn’t lose a fire- Wednesday evening, telling Energies did not release the ment Capt. Cory Barr, 34, fighter yesterday,” he said. reporters at the news con- name of the company that For more information or to give online condo- was caught in the explo- “We lost a family member.” ference that the entire state was doing the construction lences, please visit mckevittpatrickfuneralhome.com. sion as he was working to Barr’s wife, Abby Barr, was behind Abby Barr and work.

Comcast, Fox both raise bids as they reach Battle others continued the fight Missing Personnel office of scandals including mis- for Sky to have the other 22 crew- held a family update meet- handling of remains and men still in the ground at ing in Green Bay and Valley fraudulent repatriation cer- LONDON (AP) — The battle for European pay TV ser- From page 1 the Punchbowl also identi- met with officials following emonies. vice Sky escalated Wednesday as U.S. rivals Comcast and officials were studying how fied. that meeting. He said it was Months of haggling 21st Century Fox took turns upping the ante in their to proceed and the families A struggle began with an excellent meeting and went on and in April 2015, quest to expand their media empires. would be notified when a the Defense Department to the group came away with the Pentagon announced The stakes now stand at 26 billion pounds ($34 bil- decision is made. disinter three more graves. a positive attitude. all 388 sailors and Marines lion) — the value of Comcast’s latest offer. That bid came Bob Valley said the The families were informed In July 2013, an article from the USS Oklahoma after Fox raised its bid to 24.5 billion pounds ($32.5 bil- families then did not a newly appointed director in the Honolulu Star Adver- buried as unknowns at the lion) earlier in the day. receive communications issued a policy reserving tiser was titled “POW/MIA Punchbowl cemetery Comcast’s new bid translates to 14.75 pounds per as “they apparently the right to approve or dis- recovery unit defended in would be disinterred and share, or 18 percent more than its original offer. Fox is refused to communicate approve all exhumations wake of critical internal established a policy that dangling 14 pounds per share for the 61 percent of Sky directly with us.” personally for the USS report.” By August, U.S. defines the criteria. that it doesn’t already own, more than 30 percent above Valley said time passed Oklahoma. Sen. Kelly Ayotte, R-New Disinterment of the its first bid in December 2016. and the group continued to In November 2009, the Hampshire, led a hearing Oklahoma graves, 61 cas- fight for more identifica- Department of Defense on reports of mismanage- kets in 45 grave sites, tion and finally in 2009, would no longer accept ment between the JPAC and began June 8, 2015. Two Loons to open liquor, entertainment and four remains were identi- sources and did not want Defense Prisoner of Lowell Valley’s remains resort licenses. SILVER CITY — Scott fied and the fifth and final family members turning in War/Missing Personnel were in one of them. The Panvenos pur- Roehm, who works with identification of remains of information to the Navy. Office. After years of fighting, chased the former Foothill Northern Initiative, which grave P-1002 was made in On April 1, 2011, a mailing The heat was on and fin- Bob Valley will lay his Restaurant in Silver City. administers the Onton- January 2010. That was was made from the Okla- gers were pointed. The brother to rest in the Holy They were approved for agon County Revolving F3c Gerald Lehman, of homa families to all 100 Navy said it wanted the Family Cemetery in Onton- $124,000 from the Onton- Loan Fund, informed the Hancock, who served with U.S. Senators asking for “sanctity” of the graves and agon Saturday. The love of agon County Revolving Ontonagon County EDC Lowell Valley on the Okla- support to identify the possibly burying them at a a brother, who would not Loan Fund. They had to Wednesday at its newest homa. remaining unknowns still memorial. The Navy con- quit in the fight, has follow the guidelines set by RLF recipient Two Loons The group finally had buried in the Punchbowl. firmed it was opposed to brought his brother home. the State for the fund and Restaurant, will open July the remains of all five Okla- Bob Valley said, “Not a sin- the disinterment. Funeral services begin also were approved by 23. Roehm said that after a homa crewmen identified gle response was received In February 2014, at noon (EST) at Holy Fam- both the local EDC and the ten month wait, Tonya and who records indicated from any Senator.” Defense Secretary Chuck ily Catholic Church with a central board administered Carl Oanveno, owners of were in grave P-1002 of the In May 2011 the Hagel ordered an overhaul full military burial to fol- by Northern Initiatives. Two Loons received their Punchbowl. But Valley and Defense Department POW of JPAC following a series low at 2:45 p.m. Land O’ Lakes joins Connect Communities Abelman Clothing LAND O’ LAKES, Wis. 274 new businesses and downtown community — Land O’ Lakes is one of more than 1,600 jobs, as development since 1987. six communities accepted well as $115 million in pri- The announcement & Footwear into Wisconsin Economic vate investment. came as state officials pre- Development Corpora- Other new Connect pare to join local Main tion’s Connect Communi- Communities participants Street and Connect Com- ties Program, an initiative are Montello, Sparta, Ten- munities participants in that works to advance nyson, Wausaukee and celebrating the second SALE downtown and urban cor- Waukesha. annual Wisconsin Main ridor revitalization. Mark R. Hogan, secre- Street Day on Tuesday. With the latest addi- tary and CEO of WEDC, Prior to being accepted tions, there are now 71 par- said, “This program is one to the Connect Communi- ticipants in the program of the many ways in which ties Program, applicants which provides access to WEDC partners with local had to explain the type of resources and training to communities to develop activities or assistance they help downtown organiza- strategies for success.” hope to undertake as part OXFORD 5000 tions pursue revitalization The program is of the program, and identi- and redevelopment efforts. designed to support and fy a local team responsible Since the program was complement the Wiscon- for carrying out activities launched in 2013, commu- sin Main Street Program, and participating in pro- Originally $159.99 nities have reported adding which has supported gram events and training.

US Navy now allows women to during a Facebook Live event Tuesday wear ponytails, lock hairstyles with Richardson. The new standards went SALE PRICE $110.00 into effect Wednesday. PROVIDENCE, R.I. (AP) — The Navy Lock hairstyles, or ropelike strands, are Made in the U.S.A., Postal Approved, says it will now allow servicewomen to also now allowed. Wider hair buns too. sport ponytails and other hairstyles, Full Grain Leather Upper - Plain Toe Oxford, And women can wear ponytails while in reversing a policy that long forbade uniform. Thick Cushion Insole for Comfort females from letting their hair down. Capt. Thurraya Kent is the senior mem- Available in Medium and Wide Widths Chief of Naval Operations Adm. John ber of the working group that recom- 327 S. Sophie St., Bessemer, MI 49911 Richardson said it makes the Navy more mended the changes. The group told the STORE HOURS: inclusive. (906) 663-4411 or (800) 313-4776 Navy that adding grooming options would Mon-Thurs 9-5; Many black women had asked for eliminate a distraction, be more inclusive SHOP US ONLINE AT Fri 9-6:30; Sat 9-5; changes to the female grooming stan- of different hair textures and enable peo- www.abelmanclothing.com Sunday Closed dards. A female sailor, Yeoman First Class ple to keep their hair natural instead of LaToya Jones, announced the new policy processing it chemically. l THE DAILY GLOBE • YOURDAILYGLOBE.COM CELEBRATIONS THURSDAY, JULY 12, 2018 7 Birth Announcements WAKEFIELD FIREWORKS

Bo William Miller WOODRUFF, Wis. — Raven and Adam Miller of Mer- cer are parents of a son, Bo William Miller, born July 3, 2018 at Howard Young Medical Center. Bo weighed 7 pounds, 11 ounces and was 21 1/2 inch- es long at birth. He will join his siblings Tyler, Alex, Jacob and Brook- lyn at home. Grandparents are Myrtle Van Horn of Neillsville and Richard and Kay Miller of Manawa. WORKING OUT

Submitted photo THE NEW Core De Force fitness class met on Tuesday in Mercer. This workout combines boxing, kickbox- ing, and mixed martial arts moves to strengthen the core. The group meets at 9 a.m. in the Mercer School music room. Pictured, from left, are participants Dar- Jean Nordine / Daily Globe lene Bergquist, Denise Ingeman, instructor Becky Bet- FIREWORKS LIT up the sky over the lake on Tuesday, July 3 at the annual fireworks in Wakefield. Spectators tin, Amber Anderson, Lena Ranallo, and Kaylee Cas- took in the action next to the lake on a dock with fireworks and their reflections shining off the calm surface of siani. Sunday Lake at night. Michigan DNR asks public to help protect inland waters More than 11,000 inland lakes, 3,200- prone to damage from boating. See a by- plus miles of Great Lakes shoreline, and county listing of local watercraft controls, rivers that stretch over 51,000 miles – including no/slow-wake zones. that’s a lot of reasons to love the Great —Be safe. When on the water, remember Lakes State. In fact, there’s no spot in your life jacket and watch for severe weath- Michigan more than 6 miles from an er patterns that might affect the day. inland lake or wetland. —Pack out everything you pack These inland waters, like other natural in. Ducks, loons, turtles and other animals treasures, must be protected and main- can become tangled in fishing line, plastic tained, and there’s plenty you can do to can rings and other litter. help ensure our waters and their bounty of —Clean, drain and dry boats and trail- wildlife, fish, plants and sheer beauty will ers and keep wader boots squeaky be here for generations. clean. Recreational equipment can spread “It's important for everyone who uses aquatic invasive species to new locations, and values Michigan’s lakes to do their and zebra mussels, mudsnails, milfoil part to protect them,” said Joe Nohner, plants and other invaders can wreak havoc DNR inland lakes analyst. “Our inland on lakes and streams. Learn more about lakes face threats from declining water actions boaters and anglers can quality, invasive species, changing climate take at michigan.gov/invasives. and unnatural shorelines that lack vegeta- —Volunteer. Clean Boats, Clean tion or woody habitat.” Waters recruits “volunteer heroes” to show Michigan Department of Natural Resources Nohner said there are simple steps we boaters how to inspect their boats, trailers FISHING ON the lake usually involves a good amount of gear, and it's important for can take to protect lakes. and gear; Michigan’s Clean Water people to thoroughly clean and dry their equipment (including boats) before mov- —Be cautious near islands and other Corps supports volunteers who monitor ing to a new water body. This effort is critical in the fight to limit the spread of shoreline areas. Nesting birds like loons, water quality through its Cooperative Lakes aquatic invasive species. wood ducks, trumpeter swans and other Monitoring Program, and Adopt-a- amazing birds need quiet water to main- Beach volunteers clean up Great Lakes about maintaining natural shorelines for DNR officials encourage the public to tain nests and raise their young. Slow shorelines. Protect your shore. Lakefront fish and wildlife habitat and keeping water report illegal dumping. To report viola- down, keep your distance, and watch for property owners can learn more from the clean. Learn how to be recognized through tions, call the Report All Poaching hotline signs and buoys that mark nesting areas Michigan Natural Shoreline Partnership the Michigan Shoreland Stewards program. at 800-292-7800. Show tells backstory of icons like Rushmore, Lady Liberty By BETH J. HARPAZ AP Travel's weekly podcast "Get Outta as a way of sending "a message" to their own War was really brother against brother and AP Travel Editor Here !" country by giving "America a gift of this now we've reconciled," Baer said. Two of Did you know that the original symbol- great French figure of liberty." Lincoln's speeches — his second inaugural ism of the Statue of Liberty had nothing to Mount Rushmore The statue is often romanticized as a address and the Gettysburg Address — are do with welcoming immigrants? And that When cars were a new form of trans- symbol of welcome for immigrants, partly engraved on the walls, but not the Eman- Mount Rushmore was basically built as a portation, "a state official in South Dakota due to its location within sight of Ellis cipation Proclamation. scheme to get road-trippers to make the really didn't think in the early days of the Island, where millions of immigrants "It only was later that the monument trip out to South Dakota? road trip that scenery was going to be arriving in the U.S. were processed. They became a platform for the civil rights You'll hear the inside story on these enough" to lure people to drive all the way could see Lady Liberty as their ships movement," Baer added. That tradition icons and others from Geoffrey Baer, host there, Baer said. So he decided to "create pulled into the harbor. But Ellis Island did- began in 1939 when the great opera singer of the PBS television series "10 That the world's biggest roadside attraction." n't open until 1892, six years after the stat- Marian Anderson was denied permission Changed America," in three new episodes Originally the carvings were going to ue was dedicated in 1886. to sing at Constitution Hall in Washington airing this summer. In addition to famous depict heroes of the American West, but "So it wasn't until later that the statue because she was African-American. monuments, other episodes focus on that wasn't deemed a big enough draw, so took on this additional new meaning as a Instead she sang on the steps of the Lin- streets that changed America — like New the concept was changed to presidents. kind of beacon to immigrants," Baer said. coln Memorial. Later in the 1960s, the York's Broadway — and on modern mar- monument became a site for civil rights vels like the Hoover Dam. Statue of Liberty Lincoln Memorial protests, including Martin Luther King Jr.'s Baer is based in Chicago, where he The Statue of Liberty was a gift from Abraham Lincoln signed the Emancipa- "I have a dream" speech. works for the local public television sta- France to America, but what was the mean- tion Proclamation declaring "all persons Baer said one of the show's most impor- tion WTTW and also gives tours for the ing of the gift? held as slaves" to be free. But almost noth- tant themes is that whatever the original Chicago Architecture Foundation. He Baer says America was seen in the late ing at the Lincoln Memorial in Washing- context may be for a memorial or monu- spoke about the show and the backstory of 19th century as a "beacon of democracy and ton, D.C., mentions slavery. ment, its meaning often changes with time. some of the monuments featured in the freedom" in an era when French democracy That's because the intended message of "Society is always changing," he said, "even episode airing July 17 in an interview with was eroding. So the French used the statue the Lincoln Memorial was "that the Civil as the built environment stays where it is." World War I centennial celebration to be held at Land O’ Lakes Library LAND O’ LAKES, Wis. — In keeping attempted to impose their view of the war positions at the Wisconsin Historical Soci- kee Labor During World War II. with the current world wide, year-long cen- effort on their neighbors. ety. He retired in 2015 as the Director of The Land O’ Lakes Historical Society tennial celebration of the 1918 armistice “Pundits and super patriots character- Public Services for the Library-Archives invites attendees to visit the Land O’ Lakes which ended World War I, the Land O’ ized Wisconsin as a den of traitorous Division. NorthernWaters Museum in the nearby Lakes Historical Society will present a pro- vipers during World War I, ” says Dr. Pifer. During his career, Dr. Pifer taught Wis- Land O’ Lakes Town Park on the South gram on “The Great War Comes to Wis- “In response, Governor Emanuel Philipp consin history at the college level and pre- side of Hwy B, either before or following consin, by Dr. Richard Pifer Friday, at 1 often told audiences: ‘There is nothing sented numerous workshops, classes and the program. p.m. at the Land O’ Lakes Library. wrong with Wisconsin’. “ presentations on local history and geneal- The museum’s 2018 focus program, Dr. Pifer describes his presentation as a The home front experience helps to ogy. “World War I—Northwoods Connections” portrait of Wisconsin’s participation in illuminate the meanings of patriotism and In November 2017, the Wisconsin His- dovetails with Dr. Piifer’s presentation. this most devastating conflict. the ways in which patriotic fervor bound torical Society Press published his most Among other items, the exhibit features “World War I was a “total war.” It people together in a common cause and, recent book: The Great War Comes to Wis- memorabilia from three participants with required the participation of everyone in simultaneously, threatened the liberties consin: Sacrifice, Patriotism, and Free local connections, including Robert New- the war effort,” he says. for which the war was being fought,” Pifer Speech in a Time of Crisis, written in coop- comb Marling, Raymond Goodman, and He will discuss the impact of World concludes. eration with Marge Hannon Pifer. The Joseph Andrew Sargent, loaned or donated War I on Wisconsin’s people from the sac- Dr.Pifer has spent most of his life study- Independent Publishers Association by their descendants, Dorothy Marling rifices of young men on the battlefield to ing and teaching Wisconsin history, par- awarded “The Great War” its silver medal Morris, Donald Goodman, and James the patriotic fervor with which most Wis- ticularly the home front experience during as one of the best works of non-fiction Linowski, respectively. consin residents devoted themselves to the World War I and World War II. published in the Midwest during 2017, and The museum presentation, which will war effort. He received his doctorate in history the Wisconsin Historical Society called it run through 2019, is open Thursdays, Fri- He will also focus on the threat war from UW-Madison, worked as the one of the most significant recent contri- days and Saturdays from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. posed to civil liberties and the role played Archivist at UW-Eau Claire for ten years butions to Wisconsin history. Dr. Pifer is through Labor Day weekend. Fall hours by vigilantes and super patriots as they and then spent twenty-five years in several also the author of A City at War: Milwau- will be announced. l 8 THURSDAY, JULY 12, 2018 STATE / WORLD THE DAILY GLOBE • YOURDAILYGLOBE.COM HONORING THE EDMUND Trump urged to declare flooding major disaster Three Michigan lawmakers are urging wrote the lawmakers. “We urge you to President Donald Trump to approve Lt. issue a federal major disaster declaration Gov. Brian Calley’s request for a major dis- swiftly and to provide the requested assis- aster declaration following June 16-17 tance so the residents and business own- severe flash flooding that affected ers of these communities can begin to Houghton, Gogebic and Menominee coun- recover from this disaster.” ties. Calley’s request was on July 9. U.S. Rep. Jack Bergman, R-Watersmeet, Federal, state and local officials work- and U.S. Senators Debbie Stabenow and ing on the ground conducted assessments Gary Peters backed the request. from June 26-29, and determined the level Calley described damage from the of damage required federal assistance. flooding in the three counties as extensive “While summer is currently in full – estimated at more than $42 million in swing, the Upper Peninsula’s unpre- covered damage to public facilities – and dictable weather can significantly shorten requiring federal assistance. the traditional construction season. Any If approved, federal assistance and damage that is not addressed before the resources to the communities and families season ends could be compounded by the affected would be made available through snow melt in the spring and increase the Submitted photo various federal sources including the Fed- risks to the affected communities. THREE PADDLEBOARDERS lay a wreath Tuesday on Lake Superior at the site of the eral Emergency Management Agency and “We urge you to issue a federal major sinking of the Edmund Fitzgerald 42 years ago. Joe Lorenz, Kwin Morris and Jeff the Small Business Administration. disaster declaration swiftly and to provide Guy are seeking to raise more than $20,000 for the Great Lakes Shipwreck Histori- “The people of the Upper Peninsula are the requested assistance so the residents cal Society through Stand Up for Great Lakes, a nonprofit organization. The total resilient, and we commend the work of and business owners of these communi- paddle of 61 miles was expected to finish at Whitefish Point in the Upper Peninsu- federal, state and local officials to prompt- ties can begin to recover from this disas- la on Wednesday. ly assess the damage from the flooding,” ter.” US soon to leapfrog Saudis, Russia as top oil producer

(AP) – The U.S. is on pace to In the face of rising global oil ever again become the world’s same in 1976, according to Ener- 10 million, and the U.S. came in leapfrog both Saudi Arabia and prices, members of the OPEC top oil producer once seemed gy Department figures. under 9.4 million barrels a day, Russia and reclaim the title of the cartel and a few non-members preposterous. By the end of the 1970s the according to U.S. government fig- world’s biggest oil producer for including Russia agreed last “A decade ago the only ques- USSR was producing one-third ures. the first time since the 1970s. month to ease production caps tion was how fast would U.S. pro- more oil than the U.S.; by the end The U.S. has been pumping The latest forecast from the that had contributed to the run- duction go down,” said Daniel of the 1980s, Soviet output was more than 10 million barrels a U.S. Energy Information Admin- up in prices. Yergin, author of several books nearly double that of the U.S. day on average since February, istration predicts that U.S. output President Donald Trump has about the oil industry including a The last decade or so has seen and probably pumped about 10.9 will grow next year to 11.8 mil- urged the Saudis to pump more history, “The Prize.” The rebound a revolution in American energy million barrels a day in June, up lion barrels a day. oil to contain rising prices. He of U.S. output “has made a huge production, however, led by tech- from 10.8 million in May, the “If the forecast holds, that tweeted on June 30 that King difference. If this had not hap- niques including hydraulic frac- energy agency said Tuesday in its would make the U.S. the world’s Salman agreed to boost produc- pened, we would have had a turing, or fracking, and horizon- latest short-term outlook. leading producer of crude,” says tion “maybe up to 2,000,000 bar- severe shortage of world oil,” he tal drilling. Capuano’s agency forecast Linda Capuano, who heads the rels.” The White House later clar- said. Those innovations – and the that U.S. crude output will aver- agency, a part of the Energy ified that the king said his coun- The United States led the breakup of the Soviet Union – age 10.8 million barrels a day for Department. try has a reserve of 2 million bar- world in oil production for much helped the U.S. narrow the gap. all of 2018 and 11.8 million bar- Saudi Arabia and Russia rels a day that could be tapped “if of the 20th century, but the Sovi- Last year, Russia produced more rels a day in 2019. The current could upend that forecast by and when necessary.” et Union surpassed America in than 10.3 million barrels a day, U.S. record for a full year is 9.6 boosting their own production. The idea that the U.S. could 1974, and Saudi Arabia did the Saudi Arabia pumped just under million barrels a day in 1970.

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HURLEY – When Kirk Backman was But they still didn’t know if she building a barn last year, he included a bat- advanced with only the top three in her age ting cage, so his daughter Mackenzie could group advancing to Washington. practice even in the middle of the long win- On July 2, Mackenzie tuned into the ter. show on the MLB Network at home. Kirk “You know you have the drive for it couldn’t make it in time, so he stopped at when it’s 10 below zero and she wants to the Iron Nugget. go out in the barn and hit,” he said. “We were hooting, hollering, screaming, Her hard work has paid dividends you name it,” her mom Pam said. already. Not only did she start all season in “We never, ever thought she’d be select- left field for the Hurley Midgettes softball ed,” Pam said. team, she is one of just 24 kids who “It’s been quite the adventure,” Macken- advanced to next week’s MLB Pitch, Hit zie said. and Run national finals. – – – The girls softball and boys baseball Backman hit .480 for Hurley and was a skills competition will be held Monday at part of an all freshmen outfield that helped 11 a.m. at Nationals Park, the site of the Hurley advance to the sectional semifinal. MLB All-Star game in Washington. It will Hurley coach Jim Kivisto wasn’t sure who be live-streamed on the Scotts Pitch, Hit was going to be in his outfield with so and Run Facebook page. many players graduating the previous year, The national finalists will be shagging but those worries went away, both in the fly balls during Monday night’s home run field and as they strengthened the bottom derby. of the order. Backman, 14, is one of three softball “She had a great year for being a fresh- players in the 13-14 year-old division to man,” Kivisto said. “She can throw, she has advance. She finished first in the local speed and she can hit. She has all the qual- event in Hurley, which she’s been taking ities you need to be a softball player.” part in since she was 7 years old. It’s run by All of those things translate well to this Bart Innes and Kirk usually helps him out. competition as well. She then won sectionals in Eau Claire The pitch portion tests how accurately a with only the top three athletes from a total player can hit a target. Competitors hit off of seven sectionals making it to Miller Park of a tee with accuracy and distance both in Milwaukee. She made it to the Brewers’ important in the final score. They run a Submitted photo park for the second time, last making it MACKENZIE BACKMAN of Hurley will compete in the national MLB Pitch, Hit and three years ago. Run national finals in Washington D.C. next week. She placed No. 1 in her division at BACKMAN — page 10 Aguilar, Segura win online vote for final All-Star spots By The Associated Press Milwaukee Brewers first baseman Jesus Aguilar and Seattle Mariners shortstop Jean Segura won the final two roster spots for next week's All-Star Game in Washington. Major League Baseball released the results of online bal- loting for the last slot in each league Wednesday night, with Aguilar drawing 20.2 million votes to secure his first All- Star selection. His total was the second-highest in the his- tory of the All-Star Final Vote, trailing only Justin Turner's 20.8 million votes last year. The 28-year-old Venezuelan was tied for the National League lead with 23 home runs and becomes the fourth Milwaukee player headed to the game. Brewers outfielders Lorenzo Cain and Christian Yelich had already been cho- sen, along with reliever Josh Hader. Segura snagged the last American League spot with 13.6 million votes. He was followed by Boston Red Sox outfield- er Andrew Benintendi, New York Yankees slugger Giancar- lo Stanton, Minnesota Twins outfielder Eddie Rosario and Los Angeles Angels shortstop Andrelton Simmons. San Francisco Giants first baseman Brandon Belt fin- ished second in the NL balloting, followed by Max Muncy of the Los Angeles Dodgers, Trea Turner of the Washington Nationals and Matt Carpenter of the St. Louis Cardinals. Harper headlines Home Run Derby field, will face Freeman Associated Press DETROIT TIGERS starter Jordan Zimmerman pitches against the Tampa Bay Rays during the first inning Wednes- NEW YORK (AP) – Washington Nationals slugger Bryce day in St. Petersburg, Fla. Harper will take on Atlanta Braves first baseman Freddie Freeman in an all-NL East matchup in the first round of the Home Run Derby on Monday night. The 25-year-old Harper is the second seed at his home Cron's homer lifts Rays to ballpark by virtue of his 22 homers through Tuesday's games. Freeman, the top NL vote-getter for Tuesday night's All-Star Game at Nationals Park, is the seventh seed with 16 homers. Milwaukee Brewers first baseman Jesus Aguilar faces 4-2 win over Tigers Philadelphia Phillies slugger Rhys Hoskins in the opening round. Los Angeles Dodgers rookie Max Muncy meets ST. PETERSBURG, Fla. (AP) – Cron and Kiermaier each had Detroit Rays 4, TigersTampa Bay 2 Chicago Cubs infielder Javier Baez, and Houston Astros Even after his first three-hit game of three hits for the Rays, who have ab rhbi ab rhbi third baseman Alex Bregman faces Cubs outfielder Kyle the season and a home run, Kevin won 14 of 18, and Joey Wendle Cndlrio 3b 4000Krmaier cf 5231 Cstllns rf 4010M.Duffy 3b 4120 Schwarber. Kiermaier knew the focus deserved extended his hitting streak to 11 Goodrum 2b 4010Bauers lf-1b 3000 Joh.Hck 1b 4010Cron 1b 4133 It's the second Home Run Derby for Harper, and the to be elsewhere Wednesday after the games with double. V.Mrtin dh 4000C.Gomez rf 0000 first for the rest of the field. Harper lost to Yoenis Cespedes Tampa Bay Rays completed a three- It was only the second multi-hit Mahtook lf 4110Choi dh 4020 J.McCnn c 4122Adames ss 4000 in the 2013 final at Citi Field in New York. game sweep of the Detroit Tigers game of the season for Kiermaier, Ro.Rdrg ss 3000Wendle 2b 4010 with a 4-2 victory. who came into the game with a .157 J.Jones cf 3010Sucre c 4000 M.Smith rf-lf 4010 C.J. Cron's three-run home run in average in 30 games. Totals 34 272Totals 36 4 12 4 the seventh inning carried the Rays "It looks like he's starting to turn Detroit 000 200 000 —2 Tampa Bay 001 000 30x —4 to their fifth straight win, and five the corner a little bit and get his sea- E_C.Gomez (5). LOB_Detroit 6, Tampa Bay 9. 2B_Castellanos (29), J.Jones (17), Cron (17), Choi (3), Wendle (9). HR_J.McCann pitchers held the opponent to two son going," Rays manager Kevin (6), Kiermaier (2), Cron (18). SB_M.Smith (16). runs or fewer for the 12th time in Cash said. IP HRER BB SO Detroit the Rays' past 15 home games, in "Here we are in mid-July and his Zimmermann L,4-1 6 2-3 11 4415 which they are 14-1. numbers are what they are. But look Wilson 100002 Stumpf 1-3 10001 "These past couple of weeks have at the wins we've had since he's been Tampa Bay shown you that we can compete with back. It's been pretty telling." Wood 120002 Andriese 332216 the best teams in baseball," Kier- James McCann's two-run homer Yarbrough W,8-4 310004 Castillo H,8 110000 maier said. "You see a lot of people off Matt Andriese in the fourth had Romo S,11-16 100002 growing in here, and it starts with given Detroit a 2-1 lead that lasted WP_Zimmermann. Umpires_Home, Nick Mahrley; First, Lance Barrett; Second, Bill our pitching staff and what they've until Cron's homer. It was McCann's Welke; Third, Andy Fletcher. done." sixth homer of the season. T_2:40. A_13,922 (42,735). The Rays' "bullpen-days" formula The Tigers, who struck out 14 Rays prospect Brendan McKay is "different from what any other times against five Tampa Bay pitch- allowed one run, two hits, one walk team has ever done in the history of ers, have lost four straight and 18 of and struck out two over two innings the game," Kiermaier added, "and 22. for the Gulf Coast League Rays in we've found a way to make it work." Rookie left-hander Ryan his first start since being sidelined a Cron's 18th homer came off Jor- Yarbrough (8-4) got the win after month because of an oblique injury. dan Zimmermann after singles by giving up one hit in three innings of McKay, who was on the Class A Kiermaier and Matt Duffy. relief. Sergio Romo pitched the Charlotte disabled list, returned as It turned a gritty start by Zim- ninth for his 11th save in 16 oppor- the DH Monday. mermann (4-1) into a loss, and the tunities. TRAINER'S ROOM Tigers right-hander blamed himself Zimmermann (4-1) gave up four Tigers: SS Jose Iglesias was out of for challenging Cron on a 2-0 pitch. runs and 11 hits in 6 2/3 innings, the lineup with a bruised left hand "My stubbornness came in and I striking out five. He threw a season- after being hit by a pitch Tuesday thought 'Throw the slider now on high 105 pitches. night. ... RHP Shane Greene (right the (outside) corner, paint it and get The Rays' Hunter Wood pitched shoulder strain) will be activated this guy out,'" Zimmermann said. one inning in his first major league before Friday. "Of course, those are the ones you start, giving up two hits while strik- Associated Press RHP Victor Alcantara was MILWAUKEE BREWERS' Jesus Aguilar celebrates after hang. Three-run homer and we lose ing out two. optioned to Triple-A Toledo to open the game." IN THE MINORS getting a base hit during the fourth inning against the the roster spot. Miami Marlins Wednesday in Miami. l 10 , THURSDAY, JULY 12 , 2018 SPORTS THE DAILY GLOBE • YOURDAILYGLOBE.COM

Associated Press SWITZERLAND'S ROGER Federer grimaces after losing a point during the fifth set of his men's quarterfinals match against Kevin Anderson at the Wimbledon Tennis Championships in London Wednesday.

Submitted photo MLB NETWORK announced Mackenzie Backman of Hurley advanced to the MLB Federer stunned in Wimbledon Pitch, Hit and Run national finals. Backman heck of a cross country run- mlb-pitch-hit-run-national- QF; Nadal, Djokovic, Isner win ner,” Kivisto said. “Basket- finals-experience-macken- LONDON (AP) – Roger Federer was a only break point he faced, and has won all ball, she's going to help out, zie-backman-2 point away from a rather tidy, straight-set 95 of his service games in the tournament. From page 9 especially on the defensive Macy Richardson of victory in the Wimbledon quarterfinals. Federer hadn't been broken until facing total of 120 feet with a turn side, and softball she's Tecumseh, Neb., and Abby One lousy point. Anderson. Still, the 20-time major champi- at third base included. going to excel big time. Torgerson of Orchard Park, And then, slowly, over the next two- on was leading by two sets and 5-4 in the Backman was solid in all “The thing is she works, N.Y. are the other age 13-14 plus hours, all the way until the fifth set third when, with Anderson serving, he got three in Milwaukee. Her she's a hard worker, and finalists. reached its 24th game, as the temperature to Ad-Out. He could have ended things best hit went 162 feet and she continues to get better More than 625,000 com- dropped and the spectators' cries of "Let's right then and there. Federer managed to she was 5 out of 6 in the the because of the hard work petitors took part in the go, Roger!" echoed through the shadows, return a 134 mph serve, but on his next throwing portion. Her best she puts in to get better.” U.S. and Canada. everything came apart for the eight-time stroke, he shanked a backhand. event was the run, “even – – – “Like Mackenzie just champion. Against an opponent who'd Back to deuce. From there, it all began though I tripped going Backman was asked to told me, this is going to be never beaten him nor made it this far at to change. Anderson held for 5-all, broke around third.” The grass be a featured blogger by the most amazing experi- the All England Club. to 6-5 with a violent return winner off a 97 had dew on it, but she did- Pitch, Hit and Run repre- ence,” Pam said. In a stunning turnaround in an unfa- mph second serve, then staved off three n’t fall and finished strong. sentatives. Her first post is “A once in a lifetime miliar setting – No. 1 Court instead of break points and closed the set with a 133 She’s also a cross coun- at: https://www.pitch- experience I will never for- Centre Court – the top-seeded Federer mph ace. try runner in Hurley. hitrun.com/blog/scotts- get.” blew a third-set match point and, eventu- The comeback was just beginning. “She's going to be one ally, all of his big lead in a 2-6, 6-7 (5), 7-5, "I had my chances," Federer said, "so it's 6-4, 13-11 loss to No. 8 Kevin Anderson on disappointing." Wednesday in a 4-hour, 14-minute tussle. This was only the third time in Feder- Daily Globe scoreboard "It was just one of those days where you er's 20 years of contesting Grand Slam hope to get by somehow," said Federer, matches that he lost after taking the open- Chicago 52 38 .578 1½ who last played at No. 1 Court in 2015. "I ing two sets; both of the other defeats American League All Times EDT St. Louis 47 44 .516 7 Red Wings agree with Mantha almost could have. I should have." came in 2011. And, according to the ATP, East Division Pittsburgh 43 49 .467 11½ WLPct GB Cincinnati 41 52 .441 14 on 2-year, $6.6 million While his tournament is over, two of it's the fifth time Federer lost a match at a Boston 65 29 .691 — West Division New York 60 31 .659 3½ W L Pct GB contract his long-time rivals at the top of tennis set major after holding a match point, some- Tampa Bay 48 44 .522 16 Arizona 51 41 .554 — up a semifinal showdown: Rafael Nadal thing else that last happened seven years Toronto 42 49 .462 21½ Los Angeles 49 42 .538 1½ DETROIT (AP) – The Detroit Red Baltimore 26 67 .280 38½ San Francisco 49 46 .516 3½ and Novak Djokovic. Nadal, who's won ago. Central Division Colorado 46 45 .505 4½ Wings have agreed to a two-year, $6.6 two of his 17 Grand Slam titles at Wimble- How hard was it to see this coming? W L Pct GB San Diego 40 54 .426 12 million contract with Anthony Mantha. Cleveland 50 41 .549 — Tuesday's Games don, edged 2009 U.S. Open champion First of all, Federer was 4-0 against Minnesota 41 49 .456 8½ Washington 5, Pittsburgh 1 The Red Wings announced the move Juan Martin del Potro 7-5, 6-7 (7), 4-6, 6-4, Anderson, winning every set. But there Detroit 40 55 .421 12 Cincinnati 7, Cleveland 4 with the restricted free agent Wednes- Chicago 31 61 .337 19½ Milwaukee 8, Miami 4 6-4 in a wildly entertaining match that fea- was more. So much more. Federer was Kansas City 26 66 .283 24½ Philadelphia 7, N.Y. Mets 3 day, keeping the 23-year-old wing after tured diving shots by both and lasted 4 attempting to reach his 13th semifinal at West Division Toronto 6, Atlanta 2 he led the team with 24 goals last sea- WLPct GB St. Louis 14, Chicago White Sox hours, 48 minutes. Wimbledon and move closer to title No. 9, Houston 62 33 .653 — 2 son. Seattle 57 35 .620 3½ Arizona 5, Colorado 3 Djokovic, whose 12 major champi- both of which would have broken his own Oakland 52 41 .559 9 San Diego 4, L.A. Dodgers 1 Mantha had 48 points in 80 games onships include three from the All Eng- records. Los Angeles 47 45 .511 13½ Chicago Cubs 2, San Francisco 0 last season. He has 43 goals and 44 Texas 40 54 .426 21½ Wednesday's Games land Club, got to his first Grand Slam He came into the match having won 32 Tuesday's Games Pittsburgh 2, Washington 0 assists in two-plus seasons with the Red semifinal since 2016 by beating No. 24 consecutive sets at Wimbledon, a run he Baltimore 6, N.Y. Yankees 5 San Francisco 5, Chicago Cubs Wings. Detroit drafted him 20th overall Boston 8, Texas 4 4, 13 innings seed Kei Nishikori 6-3, 3-6, 6-2, 6-2. stretched to 34 before faltering. Cincinnati 7, Cleveland 4 Cleveland 19, Cincinnati 4 in 2013. In Friday's other men's match, Ander- "I just kept on telling myself, 'I have to Tampa Bay 5, Detroit 2 Miami 5, Milwaukee 4, 12 innings The Red Wings re-signed restricted Toronto 6, Atlanta 2 N.Y. Mets 3, Philadelphia 0, 10 son will face No. 9 John Isner, the 33-year- keep believing.' I kept saying that today St. Louis 14, Chicago White Sox innings free agent Andreas Athanasiou last year 2 Atlanta 9, Toronto 5 old American who reached his first major was going to be my day," Anderson said, Houston 6, Oakland 5, 11 innings Chicago White Sox 4, St. Louis 0 with a two-year contract. semifinal in his 41st try by eliminating "because you really need that mindset tak- Kansas City 9, Minnesota 4 Arizona at Colorado, 8:40 p.m. Their next task is completing negotia- L.A. Angels 9, Seattle 3 L.A. Dodgers at San Diego, 10:10 2016 runner-up Milos Raonic 6-7 (5), 7-6 ing the court against somebody like Wednesday's Games p.m. tions with restricted free agent Dylan (7), 6-4, 6-3. Isner hit 25 aces, saved the Roger." Tampa Bay 4, Detroit 2 Thursday's Games Larkin on a multiyear contract. Minnesota 8, Kansas City 5 Arizona (Ray 3-1) at Colorado N.Y. Yankees 9, Baltimore 0 (Freeland 8-6), 3:10 p.m. Boston 4, Texas 2 Philadelphia (Pivetta 5-7) at Balti- Lake (PCL). Recalled OF Michael Sent RHP Stephen Strasburg to Cleveland 19, Cincinnati 4 more (Gausman 4-6), 6:05 p.m. Hermosillo from Salt Lake. Potomac (Carolina) for a rehab Atlanta 9, Toronto 5 Milwaukee (Miley 1-0) at Pitts- MINNESOTA TWINS — Placed assignment. Chicago White Sox 4, St. Louis 0 burgh (Taillon 5-7), 7:05 p.m. RHP Addison Reed on the 10-day FOOTBALL Oakland 8, Houston 3 Washington (Scherzer 11-5) at DL. Recalled RHP Alan Busenitz Canadian Football League Seattle at L.A. Angels, 10:07 p.m. N.Y. Mets (Matz 4-6), 7:10 p.m. from Rochester (IL). Sent RHP Ervin WINNIPEG BLUE BOMBERS — Thursday's Games L.A. Dodgers (Stripling 7-2) at Santana to Chattanooga (SL) for a Signed DB Jeff Hecht to the practice Oakland (Cahill 1-2) at Houston San Diego (Ross 5-7), 10:10 p.m. rehab assignment. Signed C LaRon roster. (Morton 11-2), 2:10 p.m. Friday's Games Smith to a minor league contract. HOCKEY Philadelphia (Pivetta 5-7) at Balti- Milwaukee at Pittsburgh, 7:05 SEATTLE MARINERS — Placed National Hockey League more (Gausman 4-6), 6:05 p.m. p.m. RHP Felix Hernandez on the 10-day BUFFALO SABRES — Named N.Y. Yankees (Severino 14-2) at Philadelphia at Miami, 7:10 p.m. DL, retroactive to Sunday. Optioned Steve Smith assistant coach. Cleveland (Kluber 12-4), 7:10 p.m. Washington at N.Y. Mets, 7:10 OF John Andreoli to Tacoma (PCL). TAMPA BAY LIGHTNING — Re- Toronto (Estrada 4-7) at Boston p.m. Recalled RHP Nick Rumbelow and signed F Adam Erne to a one-year, (Price 9-6), 7:10 p.m. Arizona at Atlanta, 7:35 p.m. 2B Gordon Beckham from Tacoma. one-way contract. Tampa Bay (Snell 12-4) at Min- Cincinnati at St. Louis, 8:15 p.m. TAMPA BAY RAYS — Recalled SOCCER nesota (Gibson 3-6), 8:10 p.m. Seattle at Colorado, 8:40 p.m. 1B Ji-Man Choi and RHP Andrew United Soccer League Seattle (Paxton 8-3) at L.A. Chicago Cubs at San Diego, Kittredge from Durham (IL). USL — Suspended Orange Angels (Skaggs 6-5), 10:07 p.m. 10:10 p.m. TEXAS RANGERS — Designat- County D Andrew Crognale three Friday's Games L.A. Angels at L.A. Dodgers, ed OF Austin Jackson for assign- games and Reno M Lindo Mfeka, Texas at Baltimore, 7:05 p.m. 10:10 p.m. ment. Charlotte D Bilal Duckett, LA Galaxy N.Y. Yankees at Cleveland, 7:10 Oakland at San Francisco, 10:15 National League II D Geoffrey Acheampong, Swope p.m. p.m. CHICAGO CUBS — Optioned Park D Matheus Silva and Bethle- Toronto at Boston, 7:10 p.m. INF David Bote to Iowa (PCL). Rein- hem M Fabian Herbers one game. Detroit at Houston, 8:10 p.m. TransactionsBASEBALL stated 3B Kris Bryant from the 10- COLLEGE Kansas City at Chicago White American League day DL. Sent LHP Brian Duensing to NCAA — Approved a waiver Sox, 8:10 p.m. BALTIMORE ORIOLES — Sent Tennessee (SL) for a rehab assign- request for Duke football C Jack Tampa Bay at Minnesota, 8:10 RHP Chris Tillman to Frederick ment. Wohlabaugh to be eligible this sea- p.m. (Carolina) for a rehab assignment. CINCINNATI REDS — Signed son. Seattle at Colorado, 8:40 p.m. Signed RHP J.J. Montgomery to a LHP Carlos Diaz to a minor league ADRIAN — Named Brett Asher L.A. Angels at L.A. Dodgers, minor league contract. Extended contract. women's lacrosse coach. 10:10 p.m. their working agreements with Nor- COLORADO ROCKIES — FLORIDA GULF COAST — Oakland at San Francisco, 10:15 folk (IL), Bowie (EL), Frederick, Del- Signed LHP Jorman Aponte to a Announced beach volleyball sopho- p.m. marva (SAL) and Aberdeen (NYP) minor league contract. more Candace Lacour has trans- through the 2020 season. MILWAUKEE BREWERS — ferred from FAU and freshman Kaity National League CHICAGO WHITE SOX — Desig- Released SS Eric Sogard. Reed from Southeastern (Fla.). Associated Press All Times EDT PHILADELPHIA PHILLIES — OKLAHOMA STATE — East Division nated RHP Bruce Rondon for assignment. Selected the contract of Optioned RHP Jake Thompson to Announced junior softball INF Syd- ENGLAND GOALKEEPER Jordan Pickford lies down on the pitch as Croatia goal- W L Pct GB Lehigh Valley (IL). ney Springfield is transferring from Atlanta 51 40 .560 — RHP Jeanmar Gomez from Char- ST. LOUIS CARDINALS — LSU. keeper Danijel Subasic, right, celebrates at the end of the semifinal match between Philadelphia 51 40 .560 — lotte (IL). Signed RHP Ramon Fernandez to a RUTGERS — Named Mike Bed- Washington 46 46 .500 5½ KANSAS CITY ROYALS — Croatia and England at the 2018 soccer World Cup in the Luzhniki Stadium in minor league contract. ford assistant women's lacrosse New York 37 53 .411 13½ Optioned RHP Jason Adam to SAN DIEGO PADRES — coach. Moscow, Russia, Wednesday Miami 39 56 .411 14 Omaha (PCL). Reinstated RHP Ian Optioned RHP Walker Lockett to El SAINT JOSEPH'S — Named Central Division Kennedy from the 10-day DL. LOS ANGELES ANGELS — Paso (PCL). Recalled OF Franmil Gina McCool assistant softball WLPct GB Reyes from El Paso. coach. Milwaukee 55 38 .591 — Optioned RHP Deck McGuire to Salt World Cup final: Youthful, energetic WASHINGTON NATIONALS — French vs experienced Croats Aguilar drives in 3, but MilwaukeeMarlins 5, BrewersMiami 4, 12 innings ab rhbi ab rhbi MOSCOW (AP) – A World Cup of sur- 1998, Croatia did reach the semifinals, Brewers lose to Marlins Thames rf 4310Detrich lf 4000 Cain cf 5020Ziegler p 0000 prises concludes with a final of contrasts. where it lost to France. Yelich lf 6111Riddle ss 2000 MIAMI (AP) – Milwaukee slugger Jesus Aguilar 1b 5033Bri.And rf 4120 Powered by the dynamism of Kylian When Croatian Prime Minister Andrej Aguilar was added to the NL All-Star team T.Shaw 3b 2000S.Cstro 2b 5012 Mbappe, France has youthful exuberance in Plenkovic visited the team hotel in Moscow Jnnings p 0000Bour 1b 4111 Wednesday night and then validated the B.Mller ph 1000Stcknrd p 0000 a side packed with some of soccer's highest- on Wednesday that 1998 game was on his selection with three hits and three RBIs, Ta.Wllm p 0000Brrclgh p 0000 Knebel p 0000Conley p 0000 value talent. It also has pedigree – winners mind – even before beating England. but the Brewers went 3 for 16 with run- Broxton ph 1000Rivera ph-3b 1000 in 1998 and finalists in 2006. "We might have the chance for the ners in scoring position and lost 5-4 to the Jor.Lpz p 1000Prado 3b 5110 Croatia has a veteran roster that has been revenge in the finals with the French," Miami Marlins in 12 innings. Sladino ss 4000E.Hrnnd p 0000 H.Perez 2b 2000Rojas ss-1b 5110 stretched to the limit but continues to win in Plenkovic said. Now they get it. Starlin Castro singled home the win- J.Brnes p 0000Maybin cf 3000 ning run with one out in the 12th. Orf 3b 2000Holaday c 3011 Russia. The Croats never give in, prevailing Croatia advanced to its first World Cup Nttnghm c 5010Straily p 1001 in a shootout against Denmark, again on final with a 2-1 extra-time win over England Aguilar learned he won the online vote F.Prlta p 1000Cooper ph-lf 3110 for the final NL roster spot, and he'll also Villar 2b 3000 penalties against Russia – after being stung on Wednesday night. France beat Belgium 1- Totals 42 484Totals 40 585 compete in the Home Run Derby next Milwaukee 101 000 020 000 —4 by a late equalizer – and then recovering 0 a night earlier. week in Washington. He doubled home a Miami 000 301 000 001 —5 from conceding early against England. "We have a good opportunity to give E_Straily (1), T.Shaw (9). LOB_Milwaukee 10, Miami 9. 2B_Thames (6), run in the first, singled in the fourth and Aguilar 2 (16). 3B_Bri.Anderson (3). HR_Bour (15). SB_Maybin (6). CS_Yelich Just don't suggest Croatia will be weary in them something back for 20 years ago when hit a tying, two-run double in the eighth (2), Saladino (2), Bri.Anderson (4). SF_S.Castro (6). Sunday's final when it returns to the Luzhni- they reached the final," Croatia defender against Drew Steckenrider. IP HRER BB SO Milwaukee ki Stadium on Sunday. Dejan Lovren said. "Maybe it's our time to Aguilar came into the game leading the Peralta 3 2-3 33334 Croatia's star midfielder Luka Modric revenge something but it's a tough game and NL in homers, slugging and OPS. He has Barnes 221013 Jennings 1 1-3 00010 said "we will see who will be tired" was the it will be difficult." 67 RBIs and is batting .307. Williams 100000 team ethos going into Wednesday's semifi- A country of 65 million, France has stars Miami's Garrett Cooper led off the Knebel 110001 Lopez L,0-1 2 1-3 21112 nal, feeling Croatia had been under-estimat- like 19-year-old sensation Mbappe, midfield- 12th with a single against Jorge Lopez (0- Miami 1) and went to second on a groundout. Straily 642127 ed by the English. er Paul Pogba and striker Antoine Griez- Castro then grounded a single to left field Ziegler H,8 110000 Modric, along with Mario Mandzukic, are mann. Steckenrider BS,3 122212 and Christian Yelich's throw home was off Barraclough 100033 the 32-year-olds who have propelled Croatia Croatia is the fourth-smallest country of line, allowing Cooper to score standing Conley 100002 to its first major soccer final. In the previous the 32 World Cup teams with just over 4 mil- Hernandez W,1-5 210013 up. HBP_by Peralta (Holaday), by Ziegler (Saladino). WP_Peralta. four World Cups: Croatia failed to qualify in lion people. It has a chance to be the least- Miami took two of three in the series T_4:23. A_5,265 (36,742). 2010 and was ousted in the group stage the populous nation to win since Uruguay took from the NL Central leaders. crowd of 5,265 was the smallest in the other three occasions. the title in 1950, when it was a nation of just The Marlins, who have the NL's worst seven-season history of Marlins Park, and Before then, in its World Cup debut in over 2 million. record, hit a new attendance low. The a few hundred fans remained at the finish. l THE DAILY GLOBE • YOURDAILYGLOBE.COM COMICS THURSDAY, JULY 12, 2018 11 HERMAN SPEED BUMP Ex moved to the same town Dear Annie: “Lindsay” and I dated for 2 1/2 years. Our breakup wasn’t the worst, but it wasn’t a walk in the park, either. I had just packed up my life and moved across the country with her to relocate for her job, and a week after we got there, she dumped me. I was blindsided. It took a Dear while to pick myself back up, but eventu- Annie ally I did, and I can look back and honest- ly say I’m glad we broke up. I’ve made a lot of progress that I don’t think I would have dinator for Lindsay and her husband just been motivated to do otherwise. Our because they’re new to the city. They are breakup allowed me to move to a city that adults and can figure it out. You did. Keep is better for my career. things cordial, as you have been, and go Fast-forward to today, three years later. on with your life. 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The original plat to the City of Wakefield, m J 9 Forest Service will receive bids at according to the recorded plat n A 8 3 Duplexes the Watersmeet/Iron River Ranger thereof. o K J 6 5 District office at 1:00 PM local time The redemption period shall be 6 p A K 7 4 1 bedroom loft. 538sqft. Utilities, (CT) on August 14, 2018 for a com- months from the date of such sale, cable, furnished. Base Powderhorn bination of timber and stewardship unless determined abandoned in Dealer: South Mountain. Security Cameras. No service work items associated with accordance with MCLA 600.3241a; Vulnerable: Both Smoking/kids. Small pet OK. the stewardship project. Timber to or, if the subject real property is South West North East be cut within the project area in- used for agricultural purposes as $150.00/week, 4th week free. 1NT Pass 2p Pass cludes an estimated 73 CCF Mixed defined by MCL 600.3240(16). o (906)285-7446 Conifer sawtimber; 16 CCF Mixed If the property is sold at foreclosure 2 Pass 3NT All Pass Hardwood sawtimber; 19 CCF Sug- sale under Chapter 32 of the Re- Reuse. m Apartments Available in Hurley. ar Maple sawtimber; 2,027 CCF As- vised Judicature Act of 1961, pursu- Opening lead: 4 Rent based on income. pen pulpwood; 4 CCF Red & White ant to MCL 600.3278 the borrower Stove & fridge provided. Pine sawtimber; 368 CCF Mixed will be held responsible to the per- Coin operated laundry on site. Conifer pulpwood, and 578 CCF son who buys the property at the Can you trust Please call: (712)580-5360. Mixed Hardwood pulpwood that is mortgage foreclosure sale or to the Repurpose. marked or otherwise designated for mortgage holder for damaging the your opponent? For Sale: Duplex on 139 S. Curry cutting. Mandatory service work in- property during the redemption peri- Street, Ironwood, MI. Excellent cludes: Construction of 23 Wildlife od. By Phillip Alder rental income. MSHDA approved. Brushpiles, 2 BermThis notice is from a debt collector. Construction/Road Closures, and Date of notice: June 28, 2018 $13,600 or best offer. Really Save! Marcus Tullius Cicero, a Roman 177 Acres of Aspen Regeneration Trott Law, P.C. (906)364-5442 Site Preparation. 1354736 statesman and orator who died circa Pre-Bid meetings can be sched- (06-28)(07-19) Take a fresh look at the 43 B.C., said, “Confidence is that Ironwood: 1 bedroom units Sales • Rentals uled during the advertisement peri- feeling by which the mind embarks in Now Available. Management • Appraisals od for this sale; field visits can also Classifieds, the original great and honorable courses with a Smoke free. No Pets. be arranged. Stewardship Project way to shop green! sure hope and trust in itself.” Call (906)364-5995 specifications will be reviewed and You need to have confidence in 906-932-5406 copies of the specifications and your bridge partner. If you do not, Houses for Rent Highway US-2 • Ironwood Sample Contract will be available get a new one! But at other times, during the Pre-Bid meetings. Keep your play may depend on whether upnorthproperty.com Please call Paul Tikusis at the you trust an opponent. Homes, Apartments, and Bessemer Ranger District office at In today’s deal, West leads a Business Spaces for rent. (906) 285-6956, or email pdtikus- fourth-highest spade four against Call for details. Motorcycles & [email protected] to set up a field visit. three no-trump. What happens after The Real Estate Store Bids will be evaluated on a Best that? (906)932-5406 Value Basis and bidders must sub- Reading. ATVs mit a technical proposal describing With that North hand, I would have how stewardship service work will been tempted to raise one no-trump Houses for Sale 1982 Yamaha Maxim 550. Very be completed, as well as a per Unit straight to three no-trump. With 28-30 combined high-card points, usually good condition, garage kept. New Rate Value bid for the timber and per unit rate for completing each there will be nine winners. But four battery, plugs, tires, chains/sprock- Keep hearts, assuming a 4-4 fit exists, stewardship service work item. Of- et. $1,200.00 or trade for F/PWC. fers will not be publicly opened or might fail to a bad trump break or (715)360-6931 or (906)364-2697 disclosed. The Forest Service re- a defensive crossruff. Also, if a 4-4 serves the right to reject any and all fit does not exist, using Stayman 2005 Bombardier Traxter. bids. A prospectus, bid form, blank just gives the defenders extra Very good condition, garage kept. technical proposal form, blank past Informed. information about declarer’s hand. All fluids changed, new vision rims performance form and complete in- South has nine top tricks: three and radial tires. $3,400.00 formation concerning the timber, hearts, four diamonds and two clubs. or best offer. (715)360-6931 the service work required in this If only he could have had the opening or (906)364-2697 contract, and the process to submit lead, he could have claimed. Now, bids is available to the public from though, the defenders seem destined the Watersmeet/Iron River Ranger 2012 Harley Davidson 1200 to take the first five or six tricks in District office, E23979 US 2 East, spades. Mercer, Turtle River. Custom. 1,365 miles. Call for price. Watersmeet, MI, (906) 358-4551, or Large 3 bedroom, 1.5 baths. (906)932-2452 or at www.fs.usda.gov/ottawa. 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When he does ing will be foreclosed by a sale of Classifieds not, West is marked with the spade Autos/SUVs the mortgaged premises, or some ace. part of them, at public auction at the In Print & Online! place of holding the circuit court © 2018 UFS, Dist. by Andrews McMeel for UFS within Gogebic County, at 10:00 AM, on July 27, 2018: www.yourdailyglobe.com Name(s) of the mortgagor(s): Patri- BRIDGE cia Ann Massi and Craig Virgil Land for Sale Massi, wife and husband Daily Globe Original Mortgagee: Mortgage Elec- To place an ad, PHILLIP tronic Registration Systems, Inc. Call Today to Beautiful, partially wooded, vacant Foreclosing Assignee (if any): THE ALDER lot on Summit View Drive in 2003 Chevy Suburban 2500 3/4 BANK OF NEW YORK MELLON call 906-932-2211 Ironwood Township, Gogebic ton 6.0L 4x4. Towing package, FKA THE BANK OF NEW YORK Subscribe County, for sale. $8,000.00. Bose Stereo, Moonroof, DVD. 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