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SPORTS • 9 DAILY GLOBE Monday, October 21, 2019 Showers likely yourdailyglobe.com | High: 54 | Low: 41 | Details, page 2 Timber company FALL CELEBRATION announces sale of Michigan timberlands By RICHARD JENKINS timberland, mill capacity and log- [email protected] ging and trucking infrastruc- SEATTLE – One of the largest ture.” private owners of timberlands in Parts of the North Country the world has announced the sale National Scenic Trail run of over half a million acres in the through land included in the state of Michigan, including land sale. in Ontonagon County. Kenny Wawsczyk, the North Weyerhaeuser Company Country Trail Association’s announced last month that it was regional trail coordinator for selling its 555,000 acres in Michi- Michigan, said special use per- gan to Lyme Great Lakes Holding mits allowed the trail to go – an affiliate of The Lyme Timber through the land and other large- Company – for $300 million scale timber operations. cash. Lyme Timber Company Although he was unsure of Managing Director and CEO Jim whether the permits would be Hourdequin said the sale maintained in the future, he includes 41,151 acres in Onton- hoped it would be similar to past agon County and 58,937 acres in sales when the permits trans- Iron County, Michigan. ferred with the ownership of the “This transaction in our property. northern region encompasses a Hourdequin said the existing diverse mix of hardwood and permits and arrangements are softwood acres and is part of our expected to continue for the time ongoing effort to strategically being. Although the company optimize our timberlands portfo- would review the agreements, he lio,” Weyerhaeuser president said it had a track record of work- Devin W. Stockfish said in the ing with local partners. announcement. “Lyme will also “We have a long history of welcome our exceptional team of working with communities and highly skilled employees.” accommodating trail organiza- Kim E. Strom/Daily Globe The transaction is still subject tions and other interests on prop- RAIMO JUNTUNEN-HEWLETT of Freda, Mich. performs during the annual Havest Dance at the Lit- to the usual closing conditions, erties we own,” he told the Daily tle Finland cultural center Sunday. Two dances are held each year, the other being held on St. according to the announcement, Globe. Urho’s Day. Juntunen-Hewlett’s music includes traditional Finnish, Croatian, Slovenian, German and the sale is expected to close Weyerhaeuser has been oper- music with waltzes, polkas and other tunes. in the fourth quarter of this year. ating since 1900 and controls “Weyerhaeuser’s Michigan roughly 12 million acres of tim- timberlands have been managed berland around the country, and for decades by an expert team of manages additional timberlands Little Finland holds harvest dance professionals, and we look for- in Canada. ward to working with them,” Lyme Timber Company was By KIM E. STROM the event, “It’s my Finnish heritage and I would Hourdequin said in the founded in 1976 and controls [email protected] like to see it go on.” The group also holds a dance announcement. “We’re excited to major holdings in New York, HURLEY – The National Finnish-American on St. Urho’s day, the day before St. Patrick’s day. be investing in a region known Pennsylvania, West Virginia, Ten- Festival, Inc. held its annual Harvest Dance Sun- “It’s all volunteers who run the center, “ said for the quality of its hardwood nessee, Florida and California. day at the Little Finland cultural center. The house Finnish teacher Seija Jarvenpaa. “The gift shop was packed as they enjoyed a light lunch, music really needs volunteers,” she said. “That’s what and a dance to celebrate their Finnish heritage. keeps us going.” “It’s an opportunity for everyone and every eth- Javenpaa offers free Finnish lessons every sec- MSU gives young alumni nicity to enjoy,” said board member Steve Schurt- ond and fourth Monday of the month with begin- ter. The dance is a fundraiser for the group. The ners at 3:30 p.m. and advanced learners at 4:30 gift shop, which is open Tuesdays and Saturdays p.m. award to Ironwood from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m., provides the main funding For more information, contact www.littlefin- to keep the doors open. land.org or call 715-561-4360 Sundays and Tues- native, veterinarian Sonya Luoma, president of the center said of days.

By KIM E. STROM The Young Alumni Award is [email protected] presented annually to graduates IRONWOOD – Ironwood age 40 or younger who have dis- Friends of library put on book sale native Dr. Katherine Niksich and tinguished themselves through a her husband, Dr. Carlo Riolo, high level of professional accom- By MEGAN HUGHES Carnegie Library explained the the group’s members. will receive the Young Alumni plishment early in their career, [email protected] process by which the friends Members got first pick of the Award from Michigan State Uni- said the press release. Niksich IRONWOOD – The Friends organized the books. “We have books on Friday afternoon, with versity College of Veterinary and Riolo are two of four people of the Ironwood Carnegie people donate books all the the sale being opened to the gen- Medicine and Veterinary Medical chosen this year. Library hosted their Fall book time, all of which need sorted.” eral public the following day. Center on Oct. 25 during the “As co-owners and practicing sale this past weekend. the job, which can take up to 20 Volunteers vary from mem- school’s Alumni Grand Awards veterinarians for PAW Health The sale, which was held Sat- hours a week, is done purely by bers of the group to students Gala. Niksich is the daughter of Network, Riolo and Niksich are urday at the Ironwood Memorial volunteers. from local schools, such as the Tom and Pat Niksich of Iron- redefining the veterinary indus- building, featured a large selec- The books are sorted in a JROTC students from Luther L. wood. It is the first time the try. Together, they are developing tion of books for visitors to room dedicated to the task at Wright school, who, according award has been given to a veteri- choose from. the library throughout the year. narian, according to a university Marie Peterson, president of “It’s a year long project.” press release. the Friends of the Ironwood added Kris Maney, another of AWARD — page 5 SALE — page 5 Regional Hospice holds annual memorial service

By KIM E. STROM There has been a yearly memori- [email protected] al service since the organization BESSEMER – “Grief never was started in 1992. exits...but it changes. It’s a pas- “It’s a very special event to sage...not a place to stay. Grief is reflect. Grief is unique and indi- not a sign of weakness ... not a vidual,” said Suzanne Ballantyne, lack of faith ... It is the price of director of social services with love ... “ Elizabeth I. Regional Hospice. “We continue The Regional Hospice Ser- to care for families after a loved vices held its annual memorial one has passed away,” she said. service Sunday at Mill Street Gar- “We care for them and remember Kim E. Strom/Daily Globe den in Bessemer. It was free and them.” THE BALE sisters of Ironwood perform “Precious Memories” at the Regional Hospice Memorial Ser- open to anyone experiencing the vice Sunday. The group performed three songs throughout the service ending with the crowd loss of a loved one or family and singing “Amazing Grace” along with them. friends of those who are grieving. MEMORIAL — page 5 TODAY INDEX Showers likely — Details, page 2 Classifieds . . . . .12-13 75 cents

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Ontonagon LOCALL OUTLOOK 52/46 Todayy we will see cloudy skies with Bergland a 100100%0% chance of showers, high g 52/43 tempetemperatureerature of 554°,4°, humidity of 82%. Wakefield Ironwood East wind 8 to 13 mph. The record Saxon 51/41 54/41 Marenisco high temperaturet for today is 85° set 55/41 in 1941947. 47. Bessemer 52/42 Upson Hurley 51/41 Watersmeet 53/41 54/41 51/41 SUNS AND MOON Mercer 53/40 Assciated Press Manitowish 51/41 SunriseSunri ...... se ...... 7:26 a.m. A SURFER finds a wave in Mexico Beach, Fla. after Tropical Storm Nestor hit the Minocqua SunsetSunse ...... et...... 6:03 p.m. town on Saturday. The storm brought heavy rain and high surf, but did not dam- 51/41 MoonriseMoon ...... nrise ...... Yesterday age the town severely. MoonsetMoon ...... nset...... 2:56 p.m.p ALMANAC REGIONALREGIONAL WEATHER NATIONALNAATIONAL WEATHER Nestor heads into Georgia after

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8-10: Very High, 11+: ExtremeEx xtreme Exposure Answer: Coast in a lightly populat- roof, downed trees, a large were reported. ed area of the state, the recreational vehicle thrown Elsewhere, news outlets National Hurricane Center onto its side and vehicles reported some downed said. buried under debris. About trees and power lines in Nestor was expected to 10,000 homes were with- metro Atlanta as heavy Rick’s Auto is now bring 1 to 3 inches of rain out power Saturday. rains spread across Geor- your area BOSS to drought-stricken inland “Thankfully, we have gia. Photographs showed Snowplow distributor. areas on its march across a not had any reported seri- downed trees blocking Stop by or swath of the U.S. South- ous injuries,” Sheriff Grady some roadways. give us a call for east. Forecasters said it Judd said in a Saturday In Mexico Beach, Flori- also was raising an statement. “However, there da, where a powerful Octo- your sales, service, overnight threat of severe are many people dealing ber 2018 storm nearly install or warranty weather in the Carolinas as with damage to their wiped out that Panhandle needs. it continued to speed homes and property this town and left thousands E5540 Airport Road Ironwood, MI 49938 | 906-932-1497 toward the Atlantic Ocean. morning, some of it homeless, the mayor said While all tropical storm severe.” Saturday that Nestor and surge warnings had Another suspected tor- brought some needed rain Wisconsin Supreme Court to been canceled by Saturday nado in southwest Florida to a portion of the state suf- afternoon in Florida, the damaged at least a dozen fering from drought. But storm escalated weekend homes in Cape Coral, some there was no damage there. hear lame-duck arguments threats of possible twisters severely, the police depart- “There have been no and severe thunderstorms ment said in a statement. issues,” said Mayor Al MADISON, Wis. (AP) – have laid out their stances They also forced Kaul to elsewhere in the South. No injuries were reported. Cathey, whose city is still Wisconsin Democrats and in filings with the court. get permission from the The storm spun off at Another tornado was recovering from Michael. “I their allies will make one But the proceeding does Legislature’s Republican- least three tornadoes in reported in Pinellas Coun- would call us fortunate.” last attempt to block their offer the justices a chance controlled budget commit- Republican rivals’ con- to ask questions that can tee before he can settle law- tentious lame-duck laws on reveal what they think suits. That language has Monday during oral argu- about the case. resulted in a bitter stale- Leaning cranes topple at partly ments before the state mate between Kaul and the Supreme Court in a union What do the lame-duck committee. The attorney collapsed New Orleans hotel lawsuit challenging the laws do? general has taken the posi- provisions. Things look Republican legislators tion that settlements are NEW ORLEANS (AP) – news conference after the building like we wanted. bleak for the party after in December passed confidential and he can’t Thundering explosions explosions roared through It’s very stable.” He said conservatives who control statutes designed to weak- share details of negotia- toppled two cranes Sunday the city’s downtown. “it’s way better than what it the high court upheld the en incoming Gov. Tony tions with the committee that had loomed precari- It was a little more than looks” because of the way statutes in another case Evers and Attorney Gener- unless its members sign ously for days over a par- a week ago – Oct. 12 – that it is resting, adding it this summer. al Josh Kaul before they non-disclosure agree- tially collapsed hotel in the Hard Rock Hotel that would now be cut away in Here’s a look at the took office. ments. The committee has New Orleans, in what city was under construction pieces by workers using laws, other attempts to They prohibited Evers refused to comply to Kaul’s officials hailed as a success near the historic French another crane and taken defeat the measures over from ordering Kaul to satisfaction. He says the and said efforts now would Quarter partially col- away. the last year and the case at withdraw from lawsuits, a Republican stance is leav- focus on retrieving two lapsed. Three workers died Officials had repeatedly hand: move meant to prevent ing hundreds of millions of bodies still inside the that day when several asked people not to come Evers from pulling Wiscon- dollars in settlement ruined building. floors of the multistory see the explosions but sin out of a multistate law- What exactly is hap- money at risk. The fiery afternoon building pancaked. Only there were still throngs of pening today? suit challenging the Afford- Republicans also grant- explosions sent up massive one body has been people on the streets. Some The Supreme Court will able Care Act, also known ed themselves the right to clouds of dust and sent one removed so far. had brought their own listen to oral arguments in as Obamacare. Evers ulti- intervene in cases using crane crashing to the street The cranes – one earplugs and masks to pro- a lawsuit that a coalition of mately was able to with- their own attorneys rather while the second fell in a around 270 feet high, the tect against the dust. Oth- labor unions filed in Febru- draw from the lawsuit than Kaul’s DOJ lawyers, way that left much of it other about 300 feet – ers had to be removed from ary challenging the laws. when a state judge tem- restricted early in-person resting atop the hotel weighed thousands of tons nearby rooftops where they The arguments are largely porarily blocked the laws voting to the two weeks where officials said it was and were badly damaged in had gathered to gawk as a formality. All the parties in March. prior to an election and “stable” and could be the collapse. They had police did their final required state agencies to removed piecemeal. been tilting dangerously, checks. either review publications “We know that we are and officials had feared the Loud alarms sounded, # # explaining state law or take safer now than we have towers would come down and a voice on the police THIS DAY been in the past eight on their own, possibly radio said repeatedly “Pre- days,” said Mayor LaToya smashing into nearby pare for detonation!” IN HISTORY Cantrell, speaking at a buildings or severely dam- before explosions set off a October 21 COURT — page 7 aging underground gas thunderous boom. Flashes • 1520 Explorer Ferdinand Magellan and his fleet and electric lines. from the blasts could be reach Cape Virgenes and become the first DAILY GLOBE But once the dust had seen as the explosives went Europeans to sail into the Pacific Ocean cleared Sunday, it off. appeared that none of One crane that officials • 1833 Alfred Nobel, Swedish chemist, inventor of B N G O those worst-case scenarios had been referring to as dynamite and foundered Nobel Prizes, was born I came to pass. The mayor Charlie landed on Rampart in Sweden said three windows at the Street – standing straight • 1957 “Jailhouse Rock” starring Elvis Presley opens Today’s historic Saenger Theater up – the blackened end vis- in Memphis, Tennessee across the street were dam- ible where the explosives • 1964 Film version of “My Fair Lady” starring Rex Numbers O B aged but they hadn’t had been placed. Harrison and Audrey Hepburn premieres in New York received reports of other “We did shake the are... buildings damaged. building pretty good,” Today’s History was sponsored by 72 10 A sewer line was dam- McConnell said. aged as well, but the mayor Cantrell told reporters said padding that was that authorities will now Birthday Bowling Parties designed to protect the gas begin focusing on bringing Any size group • Children of and electric lines – a major out the bodies of the two any ages • No cleanup concern – worked as remaining workers. Includes bowling shoes, pizza, expected. Already, workers were soft drinks & place settings “I do not think it could beginning to remove rub- Checkout our have gone much better,” ble from the streets shortly Daily Specials said Fire Chief Tim after the blasts, and engi- McConnell, flanking the neers were going through www.larrysluckystrikes.com mayor. the building to assess the He added that one crane situation as a drone flew 906-932-4132 Easy Access – U.S. Hwy. 2 fell and got “hooked on the overhead for an aerial view. l THE DAILY GLOBE • YOURDAILYGLOBE.COM COMMUNITY MONDAY, OCTOBER 21, 2019 3 Marinesco police SENIOR NIGHT department offers tips for safety this Halloween

MARINESCO – The Also, parents are Children will stop at your Marenisco Township Police reminded to take addition- vehicles on the sidewalk. Department reports that al caution by walking with In addition, Ducth’s Old Marenisco Township has their children if possible, Bar will be sponsoring a set Halloween Trick-or- to walk with flashlights hayride at 5 p.m. for chil- Treating hours in the Town during the hours of dark- dren wishing to partici- of Marenisco from 4 to 7 ness and to select costumes pate. Hayride will bring p.m. on Thursday Oct. 31, that can be seen by others, children around town for Halloween. especially drivers. Trick-or-Treating, this is a Households participat- Reflective tape integrat- good option for parents ing in this activity are asked ed into a Trick-or-Treater’s with small children. to turn-on their porch lights costume is highly advised. Dutch’s Old Bar will as a signal to Trick-or- Also, Trunk-or-Treating also provide snacks for the Treaters, and their parents, will be conducted at the children afterwards. that their home is partici- same time on Fair Avenue Finally, the Marenisco pating in this activity. in the area of Dutch’s Old Township Police Depart- Motorists are reminded that Bar. Any residents from ment will be actively children will be out and out of the town proper patrolling through-out the Submitted Photo about in the neighborhoods (Lake Gogebic & Stateline town’s neighborhoods dur- WAKEFIELD-MARENISCO School held Senior night during a volleyball match vs and on the streets and are Lake) are encouraged to ing these hours and wishes Ontonagon on Thursday. Pictured are senior volleyball players Jamie Kapelka, asked to “slow down” and participate by parking on all those involved a happy Allie Goodman, Cloe Bachand, and Sara Wasielewski. drive with additional cau- Fair Avenue next to the and safe Trick-or-Treating tion during this time. sidewalk on either side. experience. Community Briefs Review: Queens rapper Hydrant flushing begins today ning Swedish author Selma Lagerlöf. Homeboy Sandman BESSEMER – The City of Bessemer, The film is notable for its special Department of Public works will be flush- effects, its advanced (for the time) narra- ing hydrants begining at 6:30 a.m. today. tive structure with flashbacks within comes back with classic The flushing will occur each day this week flashbacks, and for having been a major and will be a system wide event. Residents influence on the works of Ingmar Bergman. By JAKE O’CONNELL may experience discolored water. tones. Versed in linguistics concluding: “I’m above On New Year’s Eve, dying Salvation Associated Press and the way inflection you like the dots on If you experience discoloration, the department advises you to open the tap Army Sister Edit has one last wish: to Fresh off last year’s ace changes meaning, Boy umlauts.” speak with David Holm. David, a drunk- collaboration with emcee Sand can still “breakdance The production by and let the water run until it becomes clear. ard, is sitting in a graveyard, telling his two and beatsmith Edan, without cardboard.” The Mono En Stereo is drinking buddies about his old friend Queens rapper Homeboy hook on the infectious bananas. Gyrating vibra- Historic Ironwood Theatre to Georges, who told him about the legend Sandman hits us back “Name” spells it out: “You phones, jubilant horn show The Phantom Carriage that the last person to die each year has to with “Dusty,” a redefini- can’t solve me.” runs, elastic basslines and drive Death’s carriage and collect the souls tion of Golden Age hip- An existentialist who odes to Weldon Irvine all IRONWOOD – The Phantom Carriage of everybody who dies the following year. hop for the now. drops science like earlier mesh. Dabbling in every- is a 1921 Swedish film generally consid- Georges himself died on New Year’s Eve A classicist who Queens rapper Craig G, thing from lounge-rock ered to be one of the central works in the the previous year, who forces David to embraces the future, on “Wondering Why” he obscurities to spiritual history of Swedish cinema. Released on reflect on his selfish, wasted life. Sandman’s blueprint is ponders questions both jazz, the plush loops and New Year’s Day 1921, it was directed by The film will be accompanied on the not calculated: “There trivial and trenchant: tasteful percussion ampli- and starred Victor Sjöström, with Hilda Ironwood Theatre’s Barton organ by aren’t any maps/So I go “Why I don’t know the fy Sandman’s bars. Stand- Borgström, Tore Svennberg and Astrid organist supremo Andrew Rogers from my own way.” On album real ways just back out track “Yes Iyah” pin- Holm. It is based on the novel Thy Soul Ann Arbor’s Michigan Theatre with his closer “Always,” he finds routes?” He rhymes points the overlap Shall Bear Witness!, by Nobel prize-win- original film score. “a place that you can’t “panacea” with “Bill Laim- between a tribal rain touch” – the space beer” and “Zambia,” mak- dance and a college between back-in-the-day ing it all look easy, at one marching band. October is national CyberSecurity month, BBB and a higher plane. point plainly stating: “It’s Ill beats, tight rhymes, Always with respect to not difficult.” fly samples and boundless the art form, his rhyme Like-minded guests charisma on the mic. The offers tips to protect your devices structures are studied but Quelle Chris and Your Old formula is simple geome- off the cuff, like he’s flip- Droog are also all about try. And Homeboy’s got MILWAUKEE, Wis. – in your social channels that of dangerous Business ping out in measured the grammar, with Droog the angle. October is National Cyber- look too good to be true — Email Compromise (BEC) security Awareness Month, scammers often lure victims Use multifactor authenti- and the Better Business that way.” cation to secure your Community Calendar Bureau is scaring up the lat- In social media, don’t be logins–everywhere. 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Gogebic County Finance Ironwood. area74.org. only 97,000 miles. Gogebic County Health Committee, 4:30 p.m., court- and Human Services Agency house, Bessemer. Board, 9 a.m., Gogebic Coun- Gogebic County Board, 5 ty Medical Care Facility, Wake- p.m., courthouse, Bessemer. field. Bessemer School Board, Wakefield-Marenisco 6 p.m., A.D. Johnston High $ School Board, 5 p.m., school School library. board room, Wakefield. 22,999 Hurley School Board, 5:30 p.m., Hurley High School Thursday, Oct. 25 library. The City of Bessemer is looking for a Secretary 1 Bessemer City Council, 6 Pickleball, 9 a.m.-noon, or 2 to join our team. Starting Wage is $16.19/ hr. for p.m., city hall. Patterson courts or Ironwood Ironwood School Board, Memorial Building. Secretary 1 and $17.69 for Secretary 2 and will increase Cloverland300 E. Cloverland Dr., (U.S. 2) • Ironwood,Motors MI 49938 6 p.m., Luther L. Wright K-12 Gogebic County Veterans $2.00 over the first 2 years. The secretary is expected to Service Officer, 10:30-11:30 906-932-1202 www.cloverlandmotorsports.com School board room. learn the role quickly and be promoted up to a Secretary Watersmeet Township a.m., Wakefield City Hall; 1-2 School Board, 6:30 p.m., p.m., Watersmeet Township; 3 whose current wage is $21.19/ hr. media center, Watersmeet 2:45-3:15 p.m., Marenisco School. Township. 906-667-1110. Characteristics required: Alcoholics Anonymous, Tuesday, Oct. 22 noon, Salem Lutheran Church, · Ability to multitask in fast-paced, distracting Ironwood. area74.org. environment Pickleball, 9 a.m.-noon, SMART Recovery, 4:30 Patterson courts or Ironwood p.m., 101 E. Mary St., Besse- Memorial Building. mer. · Ability to deescalate upset residents Gogebic County Veterans Alcoholics Anonymous, Service Officer, 9:30-11:30 6:30 p.m., First Presbyterian · Friendly a.m., Ironwood Memorial Church, Hurley. area74.org. Building. 906-667-1110. Government · A desire to make stressful situations less painful for Breakfast For Your Brain, Downtown Ironwood the residents (moving, death in family, unexpected 10 a.m., Mercer, Wis., Com- Development Authority, 8 bill, etc.) munity Center. 715-561-2695. a.m., meeting, Conference Alcoholics Anonymous, Room 1, second floor, Memori- · Ability to stay organized and keep others organized noon, Salem Lutheran Church, al Building, Ironwood. Ironwood. area74.org. when new tasks arrive before the last is complete Ironwood Kiwanis Club, Friday, Oct. 25 noon, Golden Dragon. · Quick learner/ life-long learner and an ability to ask Woods and Blooms Gar- Mercer Cribbage, 9:30- questions den Club, 6:30 p.m., Haines 11:30 a.m., Mercer Senior Center. Civic Center, Mercer, Wis. · Ability to adapt to new and changing environments Alcoholics Anonymous, 7 Double Trouble, 11 a.m.- p.m., Episcopal Church of the 12:30 p.m., Serenity Center, Transfiguration, Ironwood. Ironwood. · Ability to learn to use new software (BS&A) as well area74.org. Mercer Food Pantry, as skilled in Microsoft Word and Excel Government noon-1 p.m., Railroad Street, Mercer, Wis. Emergencies: Local Roads Improve- Applications and resumes due Thursday, October 31st ment Program Meeting, 9 715-476-7655. a.m., Iron County Highway Alcoholics Anonymous/ at 4:00. More information and the application can be Department, Hurley Al-Anon, noon, Salem Luther- found at city hall. an Church, Ironwood. l 4 MONDAY, OCTOBER 21, 2019 OPINION THE DAILY GLOBE • YOURDAILYGLOBE.COM DAILY GLOBE We are not helpless

Sue Mizell, Publisher One of my earliest lessons as a the change,” a concept she first columnist came after I wrote about a encountered in the book, “Switch: Larry Holcombe, Managing Editor tip jar that wasn’t. How to Change Things When In 2004, I was standing in a coat- Change is Hard,” by professors Chip check line in Cleveland after a big and Dan Heath. event for a charitable group, watch- Power, writing about how this ing one of the middle-aged women Connie concept kept her hinged to hope dur- In Their Opinion who had served our meals as she Schultz ing her time in the Obama adminis- now stood behind the counter hand- tration: On two utility ing people their coats. A large glass “Even committed, motivated peo- jar marked “TIPS” sat on the counter ple felt overwhelmed by the gravity to her right, and it was filled almost of challenges in the world, from cli- to the brim with cash, most of it in mate change to the refugee crisis to companies bills. bars and counters across the city. the global crackdown on human It was clear the woman was tired, The overriding theme of their mes- rights. I worried about individuals Last year, state officials changed the law to allow and yet she managed to smile to sages: I can make a difference. experiencing a kind of doom loop in power companies to be more aggressive shutting every person in our long line. When Just as rewarding was the steady which, because they could not sin- down electrical lines in areas where strong, dry it was my turn, I handed her the tag stream of responses from servers gle-handedly fix these large prob- winds were predicted so that even if they were for my coat, pointed to the jar and across the country. When you stand lems, they would end up opting to downed, they wouldn’t spark a fire. The idea was that said, “Well, at least you get a decent up for those who remain silent for do nothing. Whenever my own the outages would be used only as a last resort and amount of tips for standing here.” fear of losing their jobs, word travels thoughts about the state of the world that, ultimately, a little bit of pain and inconvenience She shook her head and said, fast. headed toward a similarly bleak was worth avoiding another deadly wildfire. Nearly “Oh, we don’t get to keep those.” Those messages, from servers and impasse, I would brainstorm with all the deadliest fires over the last 20 years have been I thought I misheard her. “What?” the public, have never stopped. I my team about how we might blamed on electrical lines and equipment. “We don’t keep the tips.” could write a column every week ‘shrink the change’ we hoped to The state’s two largest utilities – Pacific Gas & “Who does?” I asked. about another manager skimming see... Electric and Southern California Edison – employed “Management.” tips left in jars or on charge cards. “Sometimes human achievements that preventive move in a big way last week, plunging Here’s the lesson I learned from Every time you’re willing to ask, “Do were big and sweeping – like help- millions of people into the dark from Humboldt to writing a column about that: Most you get to keep this tip?” you’re let- ing end the Ebola epidemic. But Ventura counties, bungling communications with people are inherently good and want ting an hourly wage earner know more often, the changes we as indi- the public and prompting questions about whether to do the right thing, but they don’t you see them, and you care. Who viduals were able to make in the the weather in the end had justified such an extreme believe they have the power to among us wouldn’t be uplifted by world were smaller. ‘Even if we can’t reaction. The PG&E shutdowns were staggeringly change the world. that? solve the whole problem,’ I would broad in scope, affecting hundreds of hospitals, They’re right that no one person On Tuesday evening, I was say, ‘surely there is something we thousands of homebound ill and infirm Californi- can change the world. But each of us reminded of that long-ago tip jar as I can do.’” ans, and hundreds of thousands of students whose can make a big difference in it, one interviewed former U.N. Ambas- One of the most common schools were temporarily closed. All this by a com- small act at a time. When I wrote sador Samantha Power on stage in grievances I hear from friends and pany that has lagged badly on its tree-trimming about that tip jar, I included man- Cleveland. The event was sponsored strangers alike these days is that efforts and other fire safety programs. agers’ assertions that nobody cared by the Cuyahoga County Public they feel helpless in the face of so Now that the winds have died down, state officials who keeps the tips. Library and The City Club. The sold- much that is going wrong in the should hold utilities executives to account for Boy, were they wrong. out crowd was eager to hear from world, and in our country. As a dear answers. Gov. Gavin Newsom on Monday asked the Public outrage was swift, and Pulitzer Prize-winning Power, who is friend said to me last week, “The Public Utilities Commission to undertake an imme- transformative. Thousands weighed on tour for her new memoir, “Educa- bigger the crisis, the smaller I feel.” diate review of PG&E’s outage of 738,000 customers. in – with me and with a local Cleve- tion of an Idealist.” It is a brave, and Again, I thought of that tip jar. And it should do so, ideally, before the Santa Ana and land radio station that made the col- sometimes raw, chronicle of her life Another lesson I learned back then: Diablo winds return. umn the morning drive-time topic. and her career, and I recommend it There’s no such thing as a small The review should include Edison’s outages as Before noon that day, the party cen- to you regardless of what you think kindness, and there is always some- well. Edison was much less aggressive, shutting ter had changed its tip jar policy. For of the Obama administration. thing we can do. down power to only 24,113 customers at the peak, weeks, readers called and emailed to During our interview, Power but the outages were still disruptive. share stories about how they had talked about the emboldening con- Connie Schultz can be reached at Among the questions that need answering is why inquired about tip jar policies on cept captured by the phrase, “shrink [email protected]. the power was cut to some communities and not oth- ers. We know that shutting down power lines has rip- ple effects, but without explanation, the outages felt Today in history random. Also, why were the utilities not better pre- pared to communicate with customers about what By The Associated Press was coming? Edison and PG&E had been working Today’s Highlight in History with the PUC for more than a year to hammer out On Oct. 21, 1892, rules governing “public safety power shutdowns.” Yet schoolchildren across the last week, both had website problems when cus- U.S. observed Columbus Day (according to the Gregorian tomers logged on to find out if they were on the out- date) by reciting, for the first age list. Honestly, these two utilities collectively serve time, the original version of most of California. How could they not have foreseen “The Pledge of Allegiance,” this demand for information? written by Francis Bellamy for But the most important question to be answered The Youth’s Companion. On this date is whether the outages accomplished anything. In 1797, the U.S. Navy PG&E’s equipment didn’t start any fires last week, frigate Constitution, also but that might have been the case even if the lights known as “Old Ironsides,” had stayed on. Meanwhile, thousands of Southern was christened in Boston’s harbor. Californians had their power cut, but the power con- In 1879, Thomas Edison tinued to flow through lines at the ignition point of perfected a workable electric the Saddleridge fire near Sylmar. It’s still too early to light at his laboratory in say if those live wires caused the fire, but Edison Menlo Park, N.J. reported that they were malfunctioning. In 1917, members of the 1st Division of the U.S. Army Newsom has called on PG&E to offer a $100 cred- training in Luneville, France, it to residential customers and $250 to businesses became the first Americans to left in the dark last week. That’s a nice gesture, but see action on the front lines we think it would be even better if people could feel of World War I. In 1944, during World War confident that the pre-emptive blackouts were actual- II, U.S. troops captured the ly making people safer. German city of Aachen (AH’- kuhn). –The Los Angeles Times In 1960, Democrat John F. In 2001, Washington, Game 5 of the National Go’s) is 66. Movie director Kennedy and Republican D.C., postal worker Thomas League Championship Catherine Hardwicke is 64. Richard M. Nixon clashed in L. Morris Jr. died of inhalation Series to win their second Singer Julian Cope is 62. their fourth and final presi- anthrax as officials began straight NL pennant. Rock musician Steve dential debate in New York. testing thousands of postal Five years ago: North Lukather (Toto) is 62. Actor For reprints or lamination services, In 1966, 144 people, 116 employees. Korea abruptly freed Jeffrey Ken Watanabe is 60. Actress contact the Daily Globe at 906-932-2211 of them children, were killed Ten years ago: North- Fowle, an American, nearly Melora Walters is 59. Rock when a coal waste landslide west Airlines Flight 188, an six months after he was musician Che (chay) Colovita engulfed a school and some Airbus A320, flew past the arrested for leaving a Bible in Lemon is 49. Rock singer- 20 houses in Aberfan, Wales. Minneapolis airport by more a nightclub. Former Washing- musician Nick Oliveri (Mondo In 1967, the Israeli than 100 miles before turn- ton Post executive editor Ben Generator) is 48. Christian Letters Policy destroyer INS Eilat was sunk ing around and landing safe- Bradlee, 93, died in Washing- rock musician Charlie Lowell by Egyptian missile boats ly; the pilots later said they’d ton. The San Francisco (Jars of Clay) is 46. Actor The Daily Globe welcomes letters from readers. Letters near Port Said ; 47 Israeli been distracted while talking Giants defeated the Kansas Michael McMillian is 41. about their schedules. City Royals 7-1 in the first Reality TV star Kim Kardashi- should deal with matters of current, public interest. We reserve crew members were lost. Authorities found the body of game of the World Series. an West is 39. Actor Matt Dal- the right to reject any letter and to edit those that are to be pub- Tens of thousands of Vietnam missing Florida 7-year-old Today’s Birthdays las is 37. Actress Charlotte lished. Please avoid name-calling or personal attacks. War protesters began two Somer Thompson in a Geor- Actress Joyce Randolph Sullivan is 36. Actor Aaron Letters should be no longer than 400 words. An address days of demonstrations in gia landfill (Jarred Harrell is 95. Rock singer Manfred Tveit is 36. Actor Glenn Pow- and phone number must be included for verification purposes. Washington, D.C. later pleaded guilty to kid- Mann is 79. Musician Steve ell is 31. Country singer Kane Election-related letters advocating for or against a candi- In 1971, President napping, rape and murder, Cropper (Booker T. & the Brown is 26. date, ballot measure or political party will be considered ads Richard Nixon nominated and was sentenced to life in MG’s) is 78. Singer Elvin Thought for Today and are subject to a charge of $25 for the first 7 inches and Lewis F. Powell and William prison without the possibility Bishop is 77. TV’s Judge “Silence is sometimes the $10 for each additional inch thereafter. They are also limited to H. Rehnquist to the U.S. of parole). Pulitzer Prize- Judy Sheindlin is 77. Actor severest criticism.” 400 words. Supreme Court. (Both nomi- winning journalist Jack Nel- Everett McGill is 74. Musician — Charles Buxton Letters may be mailed to Letters to the Editor, Daily Globe, nees were confirmed.) son of the Los Angeles Lee Loughnane (Chicago) is English writer 118 E. 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PUBLISHEREXECUTIVE ASSISTANT/ACCOUNTING DAILY GLOBE Sue Mizell Jenna Kallas yourdailyglobe.com MANAGING EDITOR CIRCULATION Larry Holcombe Marissa Casari USPS 269-980 Award Winning Newspaper Published daily Monday - Saturday ADVERTISING DIRECTOR (except Memorial Day, Independence Day, Labor Day, Heidi Ofstad Thanksgiving, Christmas and New Year’s Day) Periodicals postage paid at Ironwood, MI 49938 POSTMASTER – Send changes of addresses to: The Daily Globe, P.O. Box 548, 118 E. McLeod Ave., Ironwood, MI 49938 906-932-2211 • 800-236-2887 • Fax 906-932-5358 l THE DAILY GLOBE • YOURDAILYGLOBE.COM AREA / STATE MONDAY, OCTOBER 21, 2019 5 Memorial The ongoing support is Sale important, according to Agee. There are holidays From page 1 and lots of firsts and sec- From page 1 “It’s a way to come out onds, such as the first to organizers, helped to and light a candle for those Christmas without some- load and unload the boxes we’ve lost,” said spiritual one, etc., he said. of books. care coordinator Matt Sally Orlich who attend- When asked about how Agee. “Everyone’s grief ed the event with her sister long the program had been journey is their own...it’s said of the service, “It was running, organizers said ok to be sad, but it’s impor- very beautiful, healing, the the book sale has been a tant to breathe,” he said. poems, music and scrip- community event for about “Grief is isolating. Support tures that were read. Peo- twenty years. groups give a sense of ple in general sharing how “It kept growing and belonging and a way to get to deal with the issue.” growing over the years.” out (into the community).” One lady told a story of Peterson said in response Regional Hospice Ser- how she now shares meals to a comment on the vices holds a support with her dog. “It gives her assortment of tables set group every third Thurs- someone to cook for, and out. day of the month from 2 she’s eating too,” said All the proceeds from p.m. to 3 p.m. at the Quali- Orlich. “It (grief) is differ- the book sale will be going ty Inn in Ironwood. ent for everyone,” she said. directly to fund programs “What helps is the cama- “There’s no time limit. And at the Ironwood Carnegie raderie. It is unmatched. it brings out feelings that Library, such as children’s There is a sense of peace need to come out.” programs and supplies for and calm,” Ballantyne said There was a focus at the other events. of the support group. service of feeling peace For more information Carol Matazel, bereave- through memories. about becoming a member ment coordinator, said “Because of the joy, we feel of the Friends of the when people thank her, sorrow,” said Agee. Of the Library, the sale, or to she says, “No. Thank you candle lighting, he said, Megan Hughes/Daily Globe donate “gently used” for letting us take care of “While it burns it radiates THE FRIENDS of the Ironwood Carnegie Library book sale attracted a crowd this books, contact the Iron- you. It’s a very intimate light and heat. Hold the past Saturday. All proceeds from the event are going directly to help fund events wood Carnegie Library at thing. Thank you for hav- light toward healing,” he at the Ironwood Carnegie Library. 906-932-0203. ing us.” said. “It’s an honor and a Regional Hospice Ser- Dancers raise funds for trip to Citrus Bowl privilege to care for those vices are free to the public. who’ve lost a loved one,” For more information call By KIM E. STROM said Ballantyne. 906-663-0308. [email protected] WAKEFIELD – An opportunity of a lifetime awaits eight young girls as they work toward a trip to Orlando, Fla. in January. On Sunday, the Platinum Dance Studio group of Bessemer held a fundraiser breakfast at the Wakefield VFW Sunday to raise funds to travel to the Citrus Bowl and join over 200 other dancers at half-time to per- form on New Year’s Day. The girls were selected based on an audition tape sent in to organizers, said Kim E. Strom/Daily Globe Submitted photo Cheyenne Bull, who owns THE CITRUS Bowl dancers pose for a picture at Sunday’s fundraiser pancake break- CARLO RIOLO, left, and Dr. Katherine Niksich were the Platinum Dance Studio. fast. From left in back row are: Courtney Grayson, Cas Bordner, Jayme Harma and chosen to receive the Young Alumni Award from Since being chosen, they Alexa Jilek. From row from left are: Gracie Pouvette, Ava Lopak, Rowan Wagner Michigan State University College of Veterinary have been tasked with the and Emma Choronzy. The girls are from the the Platinum Dance Studio in Bessemer Medicine and Veterinary Medical Center Oct. 25. It is goal of raising $2,000 each and were chosen to perform at the Citrus Bowl games in Orlando, Fla. On Dec. 28. the first time the award has gone to a veterinarian. for the trip. “It was a very good for the opportunity and for ment. “I’m grateful we can since she was three. It’s her Award the top down approach turnout,” said dancer Cas them letting me do do this, have a new experi- second trip to the Citrus doesn’t work well. “We Bordner. Cas, who repre- fundraising with them,” ence and meet new peo- Bowl to perform. She look at it a couple of differ- sents Hurley Varsity Cheer, she said. ple,” she said. From page 1 ent ways — horizontally said she has never been to Dancer Courtney Alexa Jilek is 16 years infrastructure to ensure a where everyone is just as Florida. “I’m super grateful Grayson echoed her state- old and has been dancing balanced and healthy work important as another. 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Thursday, forgoing a day’s For some families, the pay when every dollar is Chicago Teachers Union essential for her family. walkout meant a day off Finding an affordable place and a bit of inconvenience for her kids to go if a strike for parents juggling work drags on “takes a weight off schedules. For the city’s my shoulders,” Dale said. most vulnerable families, Striking teachers argue though, the strike triggered that students and families a hasty search for a solu- in similar situations are the tion to help kids and let motivation behind their their parents make it to “social justice” agenda, not work. their own pay or benefits. Both Mayor Lori Light- They’re demanding smaller foot and union leaders said class sizes and more negotiators have several resources for schools, major disputes to resolve, including nurses and social including pay and benefits, workers, written into the class size and school contract along with ways to staffing. enforce those changes. Classes were canceled “What we really want is Thursday and Friday, and an improvement in our Associated Press it is not clear when the first working conditions, which MAYOR LORI Lightfoot and first lady Amy Eshleman pass out breakfast to Chicago Public Schools students at a major walkout since 2012 are the learning conditions contingency site, Gads Hill Center Friday. Striking Chicago teachers have returned to the picket lines for a sec- by the city’s teachers will for our students,” CTU ond day as union and city bargainers try to hammer out a contract in the nation’s third-largest school district. end. The two sides were President Jesse Sharkey meeting Saturday. said Friday. including a 5% salary “CPS is not flush with on regular schedules, by makeshift crews didn’t The uncertainty of her City and district offi- increase for three years cash,” Lightfoot said Fri- staffed by principals and seem popular with parents. five kids being out of cials, though, have called would cost more than $2.5 day, noting the district’s non-union employees and The district reported about school has weighed on their offer of a 16% salary billion each year, an reliance on loans in its lat- prepared to provide stu- 7,500 students showed up Antenisha Dale. When she increase over five years for amount the district cannot est budget plan. dents with breakfast and on the strike’s first day. walked into a Salvation teachers “historic.” Meeting afford, Mayor Lori Light- Chicago Public Schools’ lunch. On the city’s North Side Army community center on all of teachers’ demands foot has said. buildings remained open But the schools staffed on Friday, a few parents opted to bring their kids to a neighborhood YMCA rather than nearby schools. Samantha Gutierrez said her daughter preferred the YMCA where she goes regularly in contrast to the school now staffed by peo- ple she doesn’t know well. CHAPTER SIX “I didn’t feel comfort- able sending her to a build- Rails Across the River ing full of strangers,” said Gutierrez, 25, an orthodontist assistant. “Amazing,” Becky said. “What did you do “And I think she would feel after the war?” a little intimidated there. She said she wanted to go Mr. Eads swept his arm toward the to the Y where she knows EULGJHZRUNEHKLQGWKHP³$IWHUWKH¿JKWLQJ  kids.” Ira Cox worked out at ended, it became clear that railroads were the YMCA Friday morning the key to moving beyond communities before heading home to hugging riverbanks. The city of Chicago spend the day with his 7- has always been a rival to St. Louis in year-old girl and 9-year-old their race to regional importance. Chicago boy. Cox said he sent his gained an early head-start in bridging the children to their school on Thursday while he worked Mississippi by rail to connect to the West but said it felt like “cross- and its emerging markets.” ing a picket line.” He arranged to work It sounds as if your wonderful ideas have made this project  ³6R\RXUEULGJHZRQ¶WEHWKH¿UVWRQHWR      from home on Friday. cross the Mississippi?” easy,” Becky said. “I know I have options some people don’t have “That honor will not be mine. They drove the golden spike ³(DV\´0U(DGVVFR൵HG³,VKRXOGWKLQNQRW,KDYH   and I am not criticizing undergone vile criticism from so-called experts, predicting anybody,” Cox said. “But I to mark the completion of the Transcontinental Railroad from can do this, so I am doing it FRDVWWRFRDVWIRXU\HDUVDJRDQGWKH¿UVWEULGJHFURVVHGWKH    that the bridge would fall down, that the technology was unworkable. Fools, all of them.” in solidarity with the strik- Mississippi River in 1856. But this St. Louis and Illinois ing teachers.” EULGJHZLOOEHWKH¿UVWFRQQHFWLQJ6W/RXLVWRWKH(DVW7KH       Parents whose jobs railroad is the future of America, and I don’t want our fair city “Wasn’t there a protest recently from the steamship industry have inflexible scheduling to be left in the backwaters.” that almost stopped the project?” Laura asked. and keep them on tight budgets that won’t cover ³2K\HVWKDW´(DGVKX൵HG³7KH\FODLPHGWKDWWKHEULGJH   admission prices for a vari- “Mr. Eads created an innovative design to compete for the ety of “strike camps” right to build the bridge,” Laura said. was a menace to navigation and insisted that we build a canal on the Illinois side so they could avoid the bridge completely. planned around the city were forced to find alter- “Tut-tut, I had little choice,” Eads chuckled. “The steamship Ridiculous, as they intended it to be, but they got the Army nate plans. While some companies lobbied for such dire restrictions that one could Corps of Engineers to agree with them.” relied on family members, only overcome them with new and superior ideas.” others turned to the city’s “What did you do?” Becky asked. churches and nonprofit groups for help. “What kind of restrictions?” Becky asked. “I reached out to my friend Ulysses S. Grant, the former Courtney Holmon, senior program director at “Well, let’s see. It couldn’t be made of wood; the lowest JHQHUDOZKREHQH¿WHGVRPXFKIURPP\LURQFODGVGXULQJWKH      The Ark of St. Sabina, said SDUWRIWKHVXSHUVWUXFWXUHKDGWREHDWOHDVW¿IW\IHHWDERYHWKH     war. Grant is now President of these United States. He simply she thinks parents took water; it couldn’t be a drawbridge or a suspension bridge; it ordered the Corps to drop their support of the canal and let the kids to work or stayed KDGWRFDUU\ERWKUDLODQGYHKLFXODUWUD൶FDQGKDGWRKDYHRQH    bridge construction move forward.” home during the first few days of the strike. But if it span of at least 500 feet or two spans of at least 250 feet.” continues, expects more families on the South Side “And you met all of those conditions?” to need The Ark’s free pro- gram. “Exceeded them, dear girl. This bridge will have three “We have people that spans, each one longer than 500 feet. We are eighty-eight feet are bringing four kids in one family,” Holmon said. above the water, and the superstructure is comprised mainly “They can’t afford four RIVWHHO(DFKRIWKHVHDUH¿UVWVLQKLVWRU\DQGZKHQFRPSHWH       times $65.” it shall be the longest arch bridge in the world.” Jalisa McKissick brought her 9-year-old daughter and 5-year-old son to a Salvation Army FRIDAY, OCTOBER 25 center on Friday morning Help Teachers Help Kids!! before heading to work at a downtown department SERIAL STORY . . . FUN FROLIC store. 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As because of Sharpton’s The 65-year-old civil the cycle repeats itself on efforts. rights activist has become a social media and on cable Carr noted Sharpton constant of the Black Lives television, through head- paid for her son’s funeral. Matter era with his pres- lines and hashtags, a She has since lost a daugh- ence in the pulpit after drumbeat of grief and ter and her husband, and police shootings of African death, Sharpton delivers Sharpton has shown up Americans, showing up in more than just a speech to every time. cities like Baltimore, Sacra- a grieving congregation – “A lot of people in his mento and Ferguson, Mis- he offers his words as a position, after everything souri to comfort loved ones balm for all of black Ameri- was over, after the lights of and call for justice. ca. the cameras go out, they go The scene had been set “His presence brings on to the next story, they to unfold again, with the attention that is needed forget about you,” she said. Sharpton preparing to for an America that keeps “He’s not like that.” deliver remarks at a service saying we don’t have an While many cases come for Atatiana Jefferson, who issue,” said attorney Ben- to Sharpton’s attention Associated Press was playing video games jamin Crump, who has rep- through attorneys or local IN THIS Wednesday, July 3 file photo, Wisconsin Gov. Tony Evers takes questions with her 8-year-old nephew resented several black fam- clergy and activists, he after signing the budget at the State Capitol in Madison, Wis. Wisconsin Democrats when she was killed by a ilies whose loved ones were never comes where he isn’t and their allies will make one last attempt to block their Republican rivals’ con- white Fort Worth, Texas, killed by police in recent called, and won’t do any- tentious lame-duck laws on Monday during oral arguments before the state police officer. Saturday’s years. “He brings his influ- thing he isn’t asked. Supreme Court in a union lawsuit challenging the provisions. service was canceled amid ence, his platform, his “Somebody has called a family dispute over the national audience with him him to help because they Court meet whenever they union and the American funeral arrangements. when he comes into that can’t get justice, because want. Federation of Teachers’ In an interview earlier church to eulogize those people are not listening to The state Democratic Wisconsin chapter. in the week, Sharpton told people.” them,” said Sybrina Fulton, From page 2 Party, meanwhile, filed a The Associated Press that At the center of Sharp- whose son Trayvon Martin the documents down. lawsuit with Peterson in What happens after he was searching for the ton’s work is his faith. was killed by a neighbor- federal court in February oral arguments? words to soothe – and to “God calls on some peo- hood watch volunteer in Who has pushed alleging the lame-duck The justices may ask the galvanize. ple to build big churches,” Sanford, Florida, in 2012. back? laws are meant to retaliate parties for additional briefs “I try to frame a message he said. “I believe my call- She recalled the time Multiple liberal-leaning against Evers’ supporters if issues arise during orals that, as a minister, gives ing is to help those that go Sharpton missed his moth- groups have tried to block and as such violate consti- that haven’t yet been some comfort and meaning through this, and if my er’s funeral to attend a rally the laws in court. tutional free speech and addressed in writing. But to the family,” Sharpton being there and words and for her son. “He said, ‘This Liberal advocacy group equal protection guaran- by this point the case is said. “Whether it was 30 whatever kind of notoriety is what my mom would One Wisconsin Now won a tees. Peterson threw the practically finished and years ago, or whether it’s I can bring helps them, want me to do,’” Fulton victory in January, convinc- case out in September, say- there will be little left to do Saturday, this is some- then that’s what I’m sup- said. ing U.S. District Judge ing such arguments belong except wait for a verdict, body’s child, this is some- posed to do.” Still, the work does take James Peterson to block the in state court. which could come at any body’s sister, brother. At Sharpton’s ministering a toll. early-voting restrictions. time. Peterson found the restric- the same time, it is opening of families doesn’t end “Some of the worst So what’s left? a scar in black America after a family’s loved ones nights of my life are the tions mirror limitations he Democrats’ last hope What are the unions’ that makes us all feel vul- are buried. Two decades nights after I speak at a blocked two years earlier. lies in a state lawsuit a chances of prevailing? nerable.” after Amadou Diallo was funeral of somebody that I Other challengers coalition of labor unions Slim to none. Conserva- The head of the Nation- shot by New York City don’t think should’ve been haven’t fared nearly so filed in February. The tives control the Supreme al Action Network, MSNBC police officers who mis- dead,” Sharpton said. well. group alleges that the lame- Court and they’ve already host and Baptist preacher took him for a rape sus- “Emotionally, it’s very, very The League of Women duck laws violate the state upheld the lame-duck laws has delivered dozens of pect, Sharpton still calls draining. It’s almost Voters, Disability Rights constitution’s separation of in the League of Women eulogies over his long Diallo’s mom on Mother’s depressing psychological- Wisconsin and Black Lead- powers doctrine, stealing Voters’ lawsuit and since career, including for Day. He does the same for ly.” ers Organizing for Commu- power from the executive that ruling the conserva- nities filed a lawsuit in branch and transferring it tives have only increased state court in January argu- to the legislative branch. their majority from 4-3 to ing the lame-duck legisla- They argue the laws have 5-2. The League of Women tive session was illegal created confusion about Voters’ case challenged the because the regular legisla- who really speaks for the Legislature’s process rather tive session had ended state in legal actions and than the merits like the months earlier. Conserva- prevent Evers and Kaul union case. But the conser- tives who control the state from fulfilling their roles as vative justices are closely Supreme Court stopped a check on the Legislature. aligned with Republicans that lawsuit cold in June, The union coalition and it’s almost unimagin- ruling 4-3 along ideological includes the Service able that they would strike lines that legislators can Employees International the laws down.

Associated Press IN THIS Jan. 15, 2018 file photo, Rev. Al Sharpton listens to remarks at the National Action Network House of Justice, in New York. A life taken at the hands of police. A grieving family. A divided nation. A stirring eulogy by the Rev. Al Sharpton. On Sat- urday the scene will unfold again, as Sharpton takes the pulpit to deliver remarks at the funeral of Atatiana Jefferson, a 28-year-old black woman who was playing video games with her 8-year-old nephew when she was killed by a white Fort Join us this Veteran’s Day as we honor the men and Worth, Texas, police officer responding to a call about an open front door. women of the U.S. Military. Their courage, hard work and sacrifice are the backbone of our nation, CHARTER TOWNSHIP protecting freedom, liberty, justice and all we hold OF IRONWOOD dear. If you have served or know someone who has, ZONING BOARD OF APPEALS SPECIAL MEETING/PUBLIC HEARING please complete & submit the questionnaire below November 06, 2019 at 6:00 PM (or) go to our website . . . yourdailyglobe.com Case 19-155 Brett Imwalle - Petitioner (Please include a picture) E 5324 Sunset Road IRONWOOD, MI. 49938 DEADLINE: Friday, October 25, 2019 NOTICE OF APPEAL OF ZONING ADMINISRATORS August 22, 2019 and PUBLISH: Monday, November 4, 2019 September 10, 2019 administrative decisions. ADMINISTRATORS DECISION (Letters to Owner-Occupant E5324 Sunset Road.) of Blight notice of violation of 8-22-2019 and second notice of blight violation of 9-10-2019. Causes of Blight: DAILY GLOBE A. A. . In any area, except where specifically permitted, the storage upon any property of junk automobiles, junk motor-driven vehicles, trailers in disrepair, contractors' equipment in disrepair or boat hulls in disrepair, except in a 118 E. McLeod Ave., Ironwood, MI 49938 completely enclosed building is prohibited. For the purpose of this subsection, the term "junk automobiles, junk motor-driven vehicles trailers Veterans Questionnaire for the Daily Globe in disrepair,contractors' equipment in disrepair or boat hulls in disrepair," shall include any such article which is not licensed for use upon the highways of the state or lakes and waterways for a period in excess of forty-five (45)days and Your Name______shall also include whether so licensed or not, any of the articles enumerated in this subsection which are inoperative for any reason for a period in excess of Address______forty-five(45) days. City______State______Zip Code______This appeal was requested by Brett Imwalle of E5324 Sunset Rd. He requests the Zon- ing Board of Appeals modify Mr. Johnson’s August 22, 2019 and September 10 2019 VETERAN’S NAME______decisions to conform with all laws and township ordinances. Specifically, this Zoning Branch of Service______Board should: (1) rescind Mr. Johnson’s August 22, 2019 and September 10, 2019 notices to the Petitioner; (2) determine that the petitioner and the Ford Taurus Rank______Years Served______were not, and never were in violation of ordinance 53; (3) determine that Mr. Johnson’s refusal to see the fire hazard discussed herein abated meets the defini- Where Served______tion of grossly negligent, as defined under… ______The Zoning Board of Appeals will hear this Appeal on November 06, 2019 at 6:00 Pm at the Charter Township Hall at N10892 Lake Road in the Board Room. Please include a current or service photo; include a self addressed stamped envelope if you would like the photo returned. Written letters requesting that the decision of the Zoning Administrator be upheld or DEADLINE: Friday, October 25, 2019 ~ To be published Monday, November 4, 2019. modified by the Zoning Board of Appeals. Written letters may be sent to the CHAR- TER TOWNSHIP OF IRONWOOD, ATTENTION ZONING ADMINISTRATOR, PLEASE DROP OFF AT THE DAILY GLOBE, OR MAIL TO: N10892 LAKE ROAD, IRONWOOD, MI. 49938 Daily Globe c/o Honoring Veterans, 118 E. McLeod Ave., Ironwood, MI 49938 l 8 MONDAY, OCTOBER 21, 2019 NATION / WORLD THE DAILY GLOBE • YOURDAILYGLOBE.COM Donald Trump Jr.: provocateur, master preacher for father SAN ANTONIO (AP) – By far the presidential himself from a headline- The shout of “2024!” from scion with the closest con- grabbing tempest when it the crowd was unmistak- nection to conservative vot- was revealed that he had able. It stopped Donald ers, Trump Jr. is already recently attended a Florida Trump Jr. cold. key in his father’s reelec- conference for Trump sup- President Donald tion effort, especially in porters where a parody Trump’s eldest son had deep red Republican dis- video was screened that been in the midst of a tricts. But where he was depicted the president humor-laced screed in once under the scrutiny of killing members of the which he decried Joe Biden special counsel Robert news media and political as too old and Elizabeth Mueller, now he is drawing opponents. Warren as too liberal and criticism for seemingly Trump Jr. said he never insisted his father’s 2016 hypocritical attacks on saw the video, which aired campaign was too disorga- another son of a famous as part of a three-day con- nized to possibly collude politician. ference at the president’s with the Russians. As many And he doesn’t seem to golf club outside Miami. in the crowd of several care at all. But Trump Jr., who prides hundred laughed, Trump “In 2016, my father said himself in his ability to use Jr. held a dramatic pause something very serious. He social media to poke at lib- before exclaiming his goes: ‘What do you have to erals, was quick to draw an response: lose?’ And he was right,” equivalency on Friday. He “Let’s worry about 2020 said Trump Jr, broadening Associated Press used Twitter to point out first!” he yelled. a pitch the president first IN THIS June 18, file photo, Donald Trump Jr. throws hats to supporters at a cam- an apparel company’s Mid- The son has become the made to black voters to paign rally for President Donald Trump in Orlando, Fla. town Manhattan billboard prime warmup act for the reach the entire electorate. that depicted the president father at political rallies, “So America, you gave him wait to vote for him some- tial campaign. It was the his decision to take the job being assaulted. often appearing more than a chance and he has deliv- day too.” president’s push for was not unethical, it “Since you had time to an hour before the presi- ered on those promises. By far the most outspo- Ukraine to investigate the showed “poor judgment.” thoroughly cover a stupid dent speaks, another bom- Now, what do you have to ken of his siblings, Trump Bidens that prompted But he also made clear that and tasteless meme seen by bastic provocateur who rev- lose? A lot.” Jr. has never shied away House Democrats to “Trump Jr. is not somebody 8 people with incredible els in the tribal loyalty of And then Trump Jr, who from a political fight, even launch an impeachment that I really care about.” outrage, I figured you the supporters who pack was the headliner on this when it leads some to ques- investigation. Despite a pledge to should dedicate the same Trump rallies. It is a call to warm October day, gleeful- tion his own sense of self- “We’re left with a situa- cease all new international time and outrage to THIS arms to a fawning crowd ly skewered one of the awareness. tion where every presiden- business once the presi- BILLBOARD IN TIMES and Donald Jr. has become president’s Democratic He has been one of the tial action is under a cloud dent took office, the Trump SQUARE you hypocrites!” a master preacher. foes. “Joe Biden, when on loudest critics of Biden’s of suspicion for corrup- Organization has contin- he tweeted. “Unless of His speeches are laced the campaign trail, his son Hunter, suggesting that tion, and that suspicion ued to work on previously course you’re just full of s-- with the same incendiary, whole thesis was that gov- Hunter Biden only had increasingly seems justi- struck agreements and t.” sometimes false rhetoric as ernment has failed. No s--t, opportunities in other fied,” said Noah Book- profited from the presiden- Trump Jr. has long rel- his father’s, at times even Joe!” countries, including binder, executive director cy. Congress has called for ished posting button-push- questioning whether Trump Jr. was one of the Ukraine, because of family of Citizens for Responsibil- investigations into foreign ing tweets. His Twitter feed Democrats can call them- campaign’s potent tools in connections. ity and Ethics in Washing- officials being steered to has traded in conspiracy selves Christians. But in 2016, frequently sent out to “When you’re the father ton. stay at the Trump hotel in theories and hardline mes- these venues, his word is small towns and rural and your son’s entire career Trump Jr. has pushed Washington, Air Force sages about immigration gospel. areas where the Republican is dependent on that, they back, suggesting that his crew members spending and gun control and he has The “2024” call from the candidate looked to turn own you,” Trump Jr. told criticism of Hunter Biden nights at Trump’s Scotland a book on the way that hits audience at a San Antonio out disaffected voters who Fox News this past week. was not for having a golf resort and Vice Presi- the same themes. He once convention center room on hadn’t cast ballots in years. Some critics could not famous father, but rather dent Mike Pence lodging at circulated a post that com- Tuesday underscored the An even more aggressive resist noting that Donald for trading access to his Trump’s Irish golf course, pared Syrian refugees to a rising stardom of the presi- campaign schedule is in Trump Jr. shares both the father’s office to enrich more than an hour from bowl of Skittles candy that dent’s eldest son, who has the works for 2020. first and last names of a himself. But neither Biden his destination. contained some that become the swaggering “He’s the future,” said man who gave him his has been charged with Trump Jr.’s eyebrow- “would kill you.” embodiment of the “Make Annie Davidson, 65, of high-paying corporate job wrongdoing. raising attacks on another Trump Jr. declined a America Great Again” Alamo Heights. “He’s just and elevated his standing Hunter Biden told ABC political son came just days request for an interview for ethos. like his father and I can’t during the 2016 presiden- this past week that while after he had to distance this story. US troops in Syria going to Iraq, ‘I am back,’ not home as Trump claims KABUL, Afghanistan Esper did not rule out Bernie (AP) – While President the idea that U.S. forces Donald Trump insists he’s would conduct countert- bringing home Americans errorism missions from Sanders tells from “endless wars” in the Iraq into Syria. But he Mideast, his Pentagon chief told reporters traveling says all U.S. troops leaving with him that those supporters Syria will go to western details will be worked out Iraq and the American mil- over time. itary will continue opera- Trump nonetheless at NYC rally tions against the Islamic tweeted: “USA soldiers are NEW YORK (AP) – State group. not in combat or ceasefire Storming past questions They aren’t coming zones. We have secured the about his health, Bernie home and the United Oil. Bringing soldiers Sanders vowed that he’s States isn’t leaving the tur- home!” “more ready than ever” to Associated Press bulent Middle East, accord- The president declared fight for a political revolu- DEMOCRATIC PRESIDENTIAL candidate Sen. 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110 IRON STREET, HURLEY, WI 54534 (715) 561-3206 • (800) 627-7032 • WWW.HOMECAREWI.COM l THE DAILY GLOBE • YOURDAILYGLOBE.COM SPORTS MONDAY, OCTOBER 21, 2019 9 Rodgers throws 5 TD passes, Packers gash Raiders 42-24 GREEN BAY, Wis. (AP) – The Green yard touchdown from Rodgers to Jamal Bay Packers gave the rest of the NFL its Williams with 3:27 to go in the first half. first true glimpse of what Matt LaFleur's The score capped an 11-play, 82-yard drive offense can look like with Aaron Rodgers that took up 8:06 – the Packers' longest at the helm. drive of the season – and made it 14-10. And it was scary. Carr put the Raiders in position to Rodgers had his best game by far under retake the lead with a 48-yard completion the new Packers coach, throwing for 429 down the middle to Waller, giving Oak- yards and five touchdowns and running land first and goal at the 3. On second for another as Green Bay beat the Oakland down, as Carr scrambled for the pylon, Raiders 42-24 on Sunday. Blake Martinez forced a fumble and the Rodgers completed 25 of 31 passes to ball went through the end zone for a eight different targets and finished with touchback. the first perfect passer rating of his career, "I'll have to look at it again. I think he's leading LaFleur's offense to a season high trying to give a great effort, trying to lay in points. out for the score," Gruden said of Carr on "A lot of times that ball leaves his hand, the play. "I think the ball slipped out of his I'm always like in awe. So, yeah, he's pretty hands. If he would have scored, we would good," LaFleur said of the two-time MVP. have felt pretty good. But, unfortunately, Even with top target Davante Adams after that play, the next time we got the ball sidelined for the third straight game with we were down 28-10. We were going in to turf toe, Rodgers threw for his most touch- make it 17-14 Raiders. That was a big play downs in a game since Sept. 28, 2015, in the game." Associated Press GREEN BAY PACKERS' Marquez Valdes-Scantling breaks away from Oakland against the Chiefs. Rodgers made Oakland pay, finding Raiders' Gareon Conley for a touchdown catch during the second half Sunday, in "Yeah, I think this was the most com- Jake Kumerow for a 37-yard touchdown to Green Bay. plete that I've played," Rodgers said. "I felt make it 21-10 at halftime. good about the timing. There was a lot of The Raiders had seven penalties for 87 score to cut the Green Bay lead to 28-17. cally Marquez and G-mo," LaFleur said. balls thrown on time, and obviously the yards in the first half. They finished with Jimmy Graham got into the action, scor- "Shoot, two days ago, we didn't even know line played fantastic." eight penalties for 97 yards. ing his third touchdown of the season on a if they were going to play, and I thought Derek Carr finished 22-for-28 for 293 Rodgers opened the second half with a 3-yard pass from Rodgers before the end of those guys came and put together gritty yards, two touchdowns and two costly 59-yard completion to Marquez Valdes- the third. performances." turnovers for the Raiders (3-3), who lost Scantling. Four plays later, Rodgers Kevin King picked off Carr in the end Mike Glennon relieved Carr late in the their eighth straight against Green Bay, crossed the goal line on a 3-yard run. zone with 8:09 to play. That led to fourth and found Waller for a 17-yard dating back to 1990. The Packers (6-1) "Collectively, we didn't get enough push Rodgers' sixth score of the day, a 74-yard score for the Raiders, whose winning have scored 30-plus points in each of their up front," Raiders defensive end Maxx pass to Marquez Valdes-Scantling, who fin- streak ended at two games. Oakland fell to last five games against the Raiders. Crosby said. "We didn't get in (Rodgers') ished with the two catches for 133 yards. 3-14 following a bye since 2003. "Carr was rolling," Oakland coach Jon face enough. We have to get to the quarter- Valdes-Scantling was a game-time decision HOMECOMING Gruden said. "We were rolling offensively back to help our guys out on the back after suffering knee and ankle injuries on Raiders rookie fullback Alec Ingold, a today. It was an offensive game. We just end." Monday night against the Lions. Geroni- Green Bay native, returned home. Ingold had a couple turnovers and they finished Crosby had Oakland's lone sack on the mo Allison, who was also listed as ques- played his college ball at Wisconsin and is some drives." day. tionable, had four catches for 33 yards. a 2014 graduate of nearby Bay Port High Green Bay took the lead for good on a 2- Carr and Waller connected on a 7-yard "We had a lot of guys step up, specifi- School.

Submitted Photo THE IRONWOOD boys finished second at the Division 2 U.P. cross country finals Saturday. Ironwood team mem- bers are from left, first row (includes members of the girls team and the junior high team): Anna Buerger, Sien- Jacky Besonen photo na Hollenbeck, Aidan Graser, Brianna Rowe, Lilley Smith, Aundrea Stengard, Melissa Anderson and Aubrey EWEN-TROUT Creek's Nik Thomas, right, runs during Smith; second row: Blaze Hollenbeck, Matt DiGiorgio, Tyler Smith, David Collins, Sawyer Stengard, Andrew the U.P. cross country finals Saturday. He finished Dabb, Matthew Rowe, Zach Smith and coach Ben Schmandt fourth. Ironwood boys bring home runner-up trophy at UP Finals By John Vrancic years to getting up in the world,” said For the Daily Globe Collins, whose tentative plans are to enroll MARQUETTE – A quarter-century had at St. Norbert College next year. “I went passed since an Ironwood boys’ cross out with a bang in my senior year. Sawyer country team last brought home a trophy and I trained together all season. I’ve been from the Upper Peninsula Cross Country waiting for this race all year. I had no Finals. nerves all week.” The year was 1994 and the Red Devils The Finals took place less than 48 were runners-up in Class A-B, a year after hours after the Red Devils earned the Indi- they were crowned U.P. champs. anhead Conference title. They changed that here Saturday by “My muscles were tired and legs were a placing second in Division 2 with 51 little stiff,” he said. “I did what I needed to points. do. Overall, I felt real good today.” “That was our goal,” said Ironwood Gogebic (Bessemer) senior Jamie Jett Jacky Besonen photo coach Ben Schmandt. “We’re excited about was ninth (18:47.7), slightly ahead of Iron- BESSEMER'S ADAM Mazurek, right, runs with Ishpeming's Jordan Longtime during what we did. There was a lot of pack run- wood sophomore Matt DiGiorgio. the U.P. cross country finals Saturday. Mazurek finished fourth. ning today. We placed six in the top 15. “In the last meet, I placed in the top Credit that to the pack mentality.” seven,” said Jett, who played in the Miners’ season long, which gave him a shot at plac- absolutely fired up the boys for today. I Ishpeming, which placed six in the top 47-0 football loss to Westwood Friday ing today. He had his personal best, break- appreciate everybody’s effort and the par- 12, retained its title with 27 points and night. “Today, I wanted to place in the top ing the 19:00 mark for the first time. His ents and community for their support.” third-place Gogebic had 67. This was the 10. I did everything I needed to do before strong last 20 meters secured a top-10 fin- Chassell copped D-3 for the third fifth title in six years for the Hematites. the race. I’m sure I’ll feel a little stiff tomor- ish." straight time with 36 points. The Panthers, “Ishpeming has a very good team,” said row (Sunday).” Marquette took its first title in five years who also won for the fifth time in six Schmandt. “They’re very talented, deep Ironwood sophomore Aiden Graser with 51 points, followed by Sault Ste. years, were followed by Mid Pen 73 and and well coached.” took 13th (19:20.5), followed by freshman Marie 57 and Houghton 63. Cedarville 90. Ishpeming senior Jonah Broberg Tyler Smith (19:35.2) and junior Blaze Houghton junior Joe Wood won in a MId Pen sophomore Landry Koski earned his first title, covering the 3.1-mile Hollenbeck (19:45.4). personal-best 16:57.8, followed by Glad- gained her first title at 21:31.2, followed by course in 17 minutes, 29.5 seconds. He Rudyard copped the D-3 title for the stone sophomore Giovanni Mathews Cedarville freshman Lilianna Cason was followed by Norway sophomore Adam first time in a decade with 72 points, fol- (17:27.6) and Sault junior Jaron Wyma (21:42.1) and Mid Pen junior Daisy Cavagnetto (17:33.90, Ishpeming junior lowed by Dollar Bay 93 and Brimley 96. (17:30.8). Englund (21:49.4). E-TC junior Elise Beso- Jordan Longtine (17:48.6) and Gogebic Brimley senior Austin Plotkin earned The Hancock girls retained their D-2 nen took ninth (22;39.2). (Bessemer) senior Adam Mazurek his fourth consecutive title at 17:20.7, fol- crown with 34 points, followed by St. " Elise ran a very solid race to place (17:54.5) on this partly sunny, breezy and lowed by Cedarville senior Thomas Bohn Ignace 56 and Ishpeming 84. ninth and cap a great season," coach Beso- mild day at Gentz’s Golf Course in Choco- (17:31.1), Brimley junior Cameron Hoorn- Hancock freshman Maylie Kilpela took nen said. "It's pretty amazing to see her lay Township. stra (18:00.5) and Ewen-Trout Creek top individual honors in 21:16.9. She was grind her practice runs out while keeping “I felt pretty good,” said Mazurek. “We sophomore Nik Thomas (18:10.6). followed by Munising freshman Hattie her full volleyball schedule. She's a tough had perfect weather. Conditions were E-TC sophomore Jonah Nordine placed Cota (21:43.5) and Ishpeming sophomore kid." much better than they were last year (at 10th (18:56.7) and freshman Kyan Jackson Taylor Longtine (22:00.3). Marquette topped D-1 for the fifth time Munising). At least I could feel my fingers was Watersmeet’s leader in 20th (19:39). Ironwood sophomore Aundrea Sten- in seven years with 66 points, followed by this time. I just stuck with what I did all "Nik Thomas ran a very impressive race gard took seventh (22;27.9). Freshman Lil- Kingsford 69 and defending champion season. I like this course.” against the top runners in D-3," E-TC ley Smith was 12th (22:50.3) and class- Sault 79. Ironwood senior David Collins placed coach Brad Besonen said. "He finished an mate Sienna Hollenbeck was 19th (23:41). Negaunee senior Emily Paupore earned sixth in a season-best 18:12.7 and class- amazing sophomore season with a fourth- Gogebic’s pacesetter was junior Naomi Aili her third consecutive title at 19:18.7, fol- mate Sawyer Stengard was eighth place finish. Running against Adam all sea- in 23rd (24:22.5). lowed by Kingsford junior Melanie Wenzel (18:43.9). son really helped prepare Nik for this race. “Our girls did pretty good at this meet,” (20:27) and Houghton sophomore Ingrid “I went from getting 16th the past two "Jonah showed great improvement all said Schmandt. “Winning the conference Seagren (20:38.9). l 10 MONDAY, OCTOBER 21, 2019 SPORTS THE DAILY GLOBE • YOURDAILYGLOBE.COM Daily Globe Scoreboard No. 4 seed Hurley to host

nall (7-2) @Whitnall - Friday, 07:00 (#5) Palmyra-Eagle (7-2) at (#4) GB_Graham 3 pass from Wisconsin High PM Cambridge (8-1) @Cambridge - Fri- Rodgers (Mas.Crosby kick), 2:06. School Playoff (#5) New Berlin West (8-1) at (#4) day, 07:00 PM Fourth Quarter Loyal in playoff opener Greendale (6-3) @Greendale - Fri- Division 7 GB_Valdes-Scantling 74 pass Times/PairingsDivision 1 day, 07:00 PM Group A: from Rodgers (Mas.Crosby kick), By JASON JUNO Group A: Division 4 (#8) Webster (4-4) at (#1) Bangor 6:28. didn’t have much of a chance to get ahead (#8) Wisconsin Rapids Lincoln (4- Group A: (9-0) @Bangor - Friday, 07:00 PM Oak_Waller 17 pass from Glen- [email protected] of them. 5) at (#1) Kimberly (9-0) @Kimberly (#8) Northland Pines (5-4) at (#1) (#7) Augusta (6-3) at (#2) Blair- non (Carlson kick), 1:32. - Friday, 07:00 PM Freedom (9-0) @Freedom - Friday, Taylor (7-2) @Blair-Taylor - Friday, A_78,160. HURLEY --- There was little doubt Hur- “There were four teams from the (#7) Eau Claire Memorial (5-4) at 07:00 PM 07:00 PM Oak GB (#2) Appleton North (6-3) @Apple- (#7) Black River Falls (5-4) at (#2) (#6) Clear Lake (5-4) at (#3) Tur- First downs 21 22 ley’s 37-36 Friday night win over Cloverwood (Conference) there, so ton North - Friday, 07:00 PM Baldwin-Woodville (7-2) @Baldwin- tle Lake (6-3) @Turtle Lake - Friday, Total Net Yards 484 481 Marathon was going to be huge for seed- Gilman had the same record as us and we (#6) D.C. Everest (5-4) at (#3) Woodville - Friday, 07:00 PM 07:00 PM Rushes-yards 31-155 23-60 Appleton East (6-3) @Appleton East (#6) Little Chute (5-4) at (#3) (#5) Pepin/Alma (5-4) at (#4) Passing 329 421 ing in the WIAA playoffs. Just how big was weren’t going to get ahead of them,” Erick- - Friday, 07:00 PM Wrightstown (7-2) @Wrightstown - Eleva-Strum (6-3) @Eleva-Strum - Punt Returns 2-47 0-0 a bit of a surprise. son said. (#5) Hudson (4-5) at (#4) Neenah Friday, 07:00 PM Friday, 07:00 PM Kickoff Returns 2-49 4-60 (4-5) @Neenah - Friday, 07:00 PM (#5) Saint Croix Central (7-2) at Group B: Interceptions Ret .0-0 1-0 The victory improved the Northstars’ For Hurley, it’s a rematch of last year’s Group B: (#4) Osceola (6-3) @Osceola - Fri- (#8) Greenwood (6-3) at (#1) Comp-Att-Int 24-31-125-31-0 record to 7-2 and that translated into a Level 1 52-16 win by Loyal. But that was in (#8) Milwaukee Bradley Techni- day, 07:00 PM Edgar (8-1) @Edgar - Friday, 07:00 Sacked-Yards Lost0-0 1-8 cal/Milw Arts (5-4) at (#1) Bay Port Group B: PM Punts 2-53.0 3-55.3 first-round home game, as expected--- Loyal and this is in Hurley. Also, Loyal (9-0) @Bay Port - Friday, 07:00 PM (#8) Campbellsport (3-6) at (#1) (#7) Athens (5-4) at (#2) Almond- Fumbles-Lost 1-1 0-0 (#7) Manitowoc Lincoln (4-5) at Kiel (9-0) @Kiel - Friday, 07:00 PM Bancroft (9-0) @Almond-Bancroft - Penalties-Yards 8-97 3-20 they’re the No. 4 seed and will host No. 5 comes in at 5-4 this year while they were 7- (#2) Marquette (6-3) @Marquette - (#7) Winneconne (6-3) at (#2) Friday, 07:00 PM Time of Posses.29:36 30:24 Loyal Friday night at 7. 2 last year. Friday, 07:00 PM Sheboygan Falls (7-2) @Sheboy- (#6) Pittsville (5-3) at (#3) Gilman INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS (#6) Milwaukee Marshall / Car- gan Falls - Friday, 07:00 PM (7-2) @Gilman - Friday, 07:00 PM RUSHING_Oakland, Jacobs 21- Had they lost and entered the eight- “Two different teams,” Erickson said. men Northwest / Juneau / Lan- (#6) Ripon (4-5) at (#3) Berlin (7- (#5) Loyal (5-4) at (#4) Hurley (7- 124, Washington 6-29, Richard 2-2, team northeast region at 6-3, there’s no “We both had kids graduate. … They lost a guages (6-3) at (#3) Milwaukee King 2) @Berlin - Friday, 07:00 PM 2) @Hurley - Friday, 07:00 PM Carr 2-0. Green Bay, A.Jones 12- (9-0) @Milwaukee King - Friday, (#5) Xavier (5-4) at (#4) Denmark Group C: 50, Rodgers 2-6, J.Williams 3-5, telling what their seed could have been. good chunk off their offense and defense.” 07:00 PM (6-3) @Denmark - Friday, 07:00 PM (#8) Cashton (5-4) at (#1) Black D.Williams 3-2, Boyle 3-(minus 3). Look at the only 6-3 team in the bracket, If Hurley wins Friday night, they will (#5) Green Bay Preble (5-4) at Group C: Hawk/Warren IL (9-0) @Black PASSING_Oakland, Carr 22-28- (#4) Milwaukee Riverside/Golda (#8) Big Foot (4-5) at (#1) Hawk/Warren IL - Friday, 07:00 PM 1-293, Glennon 2-3-0-36. Green Greenwood --- they’re the 8 seed. In the likely head to Edgar for a Level 2 game. Meir (8-1) @Milwaukee Evansville (8-1) @Evansville - Fri- (#7) Highland (5-4) at (#2) Poto- Bay, Rodgers 25-31-0-429. Riverside/Golda Meir - Friday, 07:00 day, 07:00 PM si/Cassville (7-2) @Potosi/Cassville RECEIVING_Oakland, Waller 7- past, Hurley has played a playoff home The Wildcats won the regular-season PM (#7) Brodhead/Juda (4-5) at (#2) - Friday, 07:00 PM 126, Doss 3-54, Jacobs 3-10, Davis game with that record, while that was far matchup in Edgar in week 5, 42-0. Group C: River Valley (8-1) @River Valley - (#6) De Soto (7-2) at (#3) River 2-26, Moreau 2-24, Carrier 2-22, (#8) Madison West (4-5) at (#1) Friday, 07:00 PM Ridge (6-3) @River Ridge - Friday, Renfrow 2-14, Ateman 1-36, Wash- from the case this year. That’s why the third seed was highly Madison Memorial (9-0) @Madison (#6) Mauston (6-3) at (#3) Edger- 07:00 PM ington 1-12, Richard 1-5. Green “We probably would have been around sought after as the 3 wouldn’t run into Memorial - Friday, 07:00 PM ton (8-1) @Edgerton - Friday, 07:00 (#5) Wauzeka-Steuben/Seneca Bay, Graham 4-65, Allison 4-33, (#7) Arrowhead (4-5) at (#2) Fond PM (6-3) at (#4) Ithaca (7-2) @Ithaca - A.Jones 4-33, J.Williams 4-26, 7 or 8 if we didn’t win that game,” Hurley Edgar until Level 3. du Lac (8-1) @Fond du Lac - Friday, (#5) Lakeside Lutheran (5-4) at Friday, 07:00 PM Lazard 3-42, Valdes-Scantling 2- coach Scott Erickson said of the Marathon “Gotta play them sometime,” Erickson 07:00 PM (#4) Jefferson (6-3) @Jefferson - Group D: 133, Kumerow 2-54, Vitale 2-43. (#6) Sun Prairie (6-3) at (#3) Friday, 07:00 PM (#8) Rosholt (4-5) at (#1) Hilbert MISSED FIELD GOALS_None. game. “All kinds of good teams there.” said. “We already played them once, we Verona (7-2) @Verona - Friday, Group D: (9-0) @Hilbert - Friday, 07:00 PM 07:00 PM Edgar is the top seed. No. 2 Almond- know what we’re in for.” (#8) Obama SCTE (3-6) at (#1) (#7) Hillsboro (5-4) at (#2) Lour- MinnesotaVikings-Lions 7 14 7 14 — 42 Stats (#5) Madison La Follette (6-3) at Catholic Memorial (7-2) @ Catholic des Academy (9-0) @ - Titan Stadi- Detroit 14 7 3 6 — 30 (#4) Middleton (7-2) @Middleton - Bancroft had a better record, 9-0 to 8-1, but Hurley is typically in the northwest Memorial - Schneider Stadium, Car- um - Friday, 07:00 PM First Quarter Friday, 07:00 PM roll U - Friday, 07:00 PM (#6) Reedsville (5-4) at (#3) Det_M.Jones 16 pass from that loss was 6-0 to Stratford, the top- region. But the WIAA looks to split up the Group D: (#7) Saint Francis (6-3) at (#2) Brookwood (7-2) @Brookwood - Fri- Stafford (Prater kick), 7:34. (#8) Milwaukee Pulaski/Carmen ranked team in the state two divisions undefeated conference champions and as Lake Mills (8-1) @Lake Mills - Fri- day, 07:00 PM Min_Thielen 25 pass from South/Carmen Southeast (4-4) at day, 07:00 PM (#5) Catholic Central (5-4) at (#4) Cousins (Bailey kick), 5:14. higher. And Edgar’s reputation, of course, a result, undefeated Bangor, which is east (#1) Muskego (9-0) @Muskego - Fri- (#6) University School of Milwau- Randolph (7-2) @Randolph - Friday, Det_M.Jones 3 pass from day, 07:00 PM is unmatched. of La Crosse, went to the northwest kee (5-4) at (#3) Martin Luther (7-2) 07:00 PM Stafford (Prater kick), :13. (#7) Kenosha Bradford/Reuther @Martin Luther - Friday, 07:00 PM Second Quarter Gilman of the Cloverwood Conference region. That meant the travel probably just (3-6) at (#2) Franklin (8-1) (#5) East Troy (5-4) at (#4) All TimesNFL EDT Min_O.Johnson 1 pass from @Franklin - Friday, 07:00 PM is the third seed with its 7-2 record. Hurley got too far to include Hurley. Kewaskum (5-4) @Kewaskum - Fri- AMERICAN CONFERENCE Cousins (Bailey kick), 12:39. (#6) Racine Case (4-5) at (#3) day, 07:00 PM East Min_Cook 8 run (Bailey kick), Kenosha Indian Trail (7-2) Division 5 W L T Pct PF PA 3:26. @Kenosha Indian Trail - Friday, Group A: New England 6 0 0 1.000190 48 Det_M.Jones 10 pass from 07:00 PM (#8) Nekoosa (4-5) at (#1) North- Buffalo 5 1 0. 833 121 91 Stafford (Prater kick), :02. (#5) Oak Creek (5-4) at (#4) Muk- Cousins has 4 TD passes as western (9-0) @Northwestern - Fri- N.Y. Jets 1 4 0 .200 63 123 Third Quarter wonago (6-3) @Mukwonago - Fri- day, 07:00 PM Miami 0 6 0 .000 63 211 Min_Ham 5 pass from Cousins day, 07:00 PM (#7) Spooner (4-5) at (#2) Strat- South (Bailey kick), 9:02. Division 2 ford (9-0) @Stratford - Friday, 07:00 W L T Pct PF PA Det_FG Prater 46, 3:22. Group A: Vikings surge past Lions 42-30 PM Indianapolis 4 2 0 .667 143 138 Fourth Quarter (#8) Chippewa Falls (3-6) at (#1) (#6) Spencer / Columbus Houston 4 3 0 .571 185 164 Min_Rudolph 15 pass from Pulaski (8-1) @Pulaski - Friday, Catholic (5-4) at (#3) Bloomer (7-2) Jacksonville 3 4 0 .429 144 148 Cousins (Bailey kick), 5:40. 07:00 PM @Bloomer - Friday, 07:00 PM Tennessee 3 4 0. 429 121 112 Det_M.Jones 2 pass from DETROIT (AP) – The Minnesota Dalvin Cook. (#7) De Pere (4-5) at (#2) Hor- (#5) Saint Croix Falls (5-4) at (#4) North Stafford (pass failed), 3:05. tonville (8-1) @Hortonville - Friday, Vikings were so confident in Kirk Cousins "They did a great job of running the Elk Mound (6-3) @Elk Mound - Fri- W L T Pct PF PA Min_Cook 4 run (Bailey kick), 07:00 PM day, 07:00 PM Baltimore 5 2 0 .714 214 156 1:55. they called for a deep pass, instead of a ball," Detroit coach Matt Patricia said. (#6) Green Bay Southwest (4-5) Group B: Cleveland 2 4 0 .333 120 154 A_60,314. at (#3) Kaukauna (6-3) @Kaukauna more conservative run, to seal a victory "They knocked us off the line." (#8) Peshtigo (5-4) at (#1) Pittsburgh 2 4 0 .333 123 131 Min Det - Friday, 07:00 PM Amherst (8-0) @Amherst - Friday, Cincinnati 0 7 0 .000 114 186 First downs 32 26 (#5) Marshfield (6-3) at (#4) against the Detroit Lions. Cook had 25 carries for 142 yards rush- 07:00 PM West Total Net Yards503 433 Superior (7-2) @Superior - Friday, (#7) Omro (3-6) at (#2) W L T Pct PF PA Rushes-yards 37-166 20-81 He validated the gutsy decision. ing and scored his second TD after 07:00 PM Kewaunee (8-1) @Kewaunee - Fri- Kansas City 5 2 0 .714 202 150 Passing 337 352 Group B: Cousins connected with Stefon Diggs Cousins connected with Diggs late in the day, 07:00 PM Oakland 3 3 0 .500 127 165 Punt Returns 2-9 1-0 (#8) West Bend East (4-5) at (#1) (#6) Wittenberg-Birnamwood (6- Denver 2 5 0 .286 112 136 Kickoff Returns 4-105 1-29 on a 66-yard pass from deep in his territo- game. Brookfield Central (7-2) @Brookfield 3) at (#3) Chilton (7-2) @Chilton - L.A. Chargers2 5 0 .286 140 141 Interceptions Ret. 1-0 0-0 Central - Friday, 07:00 PM ry with two-plus minutes left after match- "We're running the ball, which sets up Friday, 07:00 PM NATIONAL CONFERENCE Comp-Att-Int 24-34-0 30-45-1 (#7) Cedarburg (4-5) at (#2) (#5) Laconia (5-4) at (#4) New East Sacked-Yards Lost 0-0 2-12 ing a career high with four touchdown the play-action pass and gives us a lot Menomonee Falls (7-2) Holstein (6-3) @New Holstein - Fri- W L T Pct PF PA Punts 2-49.0 3-50.0 @Menomonee Falls - Friday, 07:00 passes, leading the surging Vikings to a more options on offense," Vikings coach day, 07:00 PM Dallas 4 3 0 .571 190 124 Fumbles-Lost 2-0 0-0 PM Group C: Philadelphia 3 4 0 .429 171 186 Penalties-Yards 6-61 8-67 (#6) Germantown (5-4) at (#3) 42-30 win over the slumping Lions. Mike Zimmer said. "That's really working (#8) Marshall (2-7) at (#1) Gale- N.Y. Giants 2 5 0 .286 132 187 Time of Posses.32:1027:50 Homestead (7-2) @Homestead - Ettrick-Trempealeau (8-1) @Gale- Washington 1 6 0 .143 90 176 INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS "That's a play we knew had a chance," for us right now." Friday, 07:00 PM Ettrick-Trempealeau - Friday, 07:00 South RUSHING_Minnesota, Cook 25- (#5) Slinger (6-3) at (#4) Brook- Cousins said. Minnesota has won three consecutive PM W L T Pct PF PA 142, Mattison 7-18, Ham 1-9, field East (7-2) @Brookfield East - (#7) New Glarus / Monticello (5-4) New Orleans 6 1 0 .857 164 147 Cousins 4-(minus 3). Detroit, The Vikings (5-2) were able to run games in part because Cousins is making Friday, 07:00 PM at (#2) Prairie du Chien (8-1) Carolina 4 2 0 .667 166 133 McKissic 5-29, T.Johnson 10-29, Group C: almost any play through the air or on the plays to complement one of the NFL's top @Prairie du Chien - Friday, 07:00 Tampa Bay 2 4 0 .333 173 185 K.Johnson 5-23. (#8) Oregon (4-5) at (#1) Hartford PM Atlanta 1 6 0 .143 145 223 PASSING_Minnesota, Cousins ground to have success against Detroit. defenses. (9-0) @Hartford - Friday, 07:00 PM (#6) Arcadia (5-4) at (#3) Colum- North 24-34-0-337. Detroit, Stafford 30- (#7) Monona Grove (4-5) at (#2) Cousins was 24 of 34 for a season-high Cousins is the first QB in league histo- bus (6-3) @Columbus - Friday, W L T Pct PF PA 45-1-364. Waunakee (8-1) @Waunakee - Fri- 07:00 PM Green Bay 6 1 0 .857 184 139 RECEIVING_Minnesota, S.Diggs day, 07:00 PM 337 yards and threw four TDs for a second ry to throw for at least 300 yards with a (#5) Platteville (6-3) at (#4) Minnesota 5 2 0 .714 192 123 7-142, I.Smith 5-60, Rudolph 5-58, (#6) La Crosse Central (5-4) at Aquinas (6-3) @Aquinas - Friday, Chicago 3 3 0 .500 112 105 O.Johnson 4-40, Thielen 1-25, Cook straight week. He led the Vikings on four 130-plus passer rating in three straight (#3) Milton (8-1) @Milton - Friday, 07:00 PM Detroit 2 3 1 .417 149 160 1-7, Ham 1-5. Detroit, M.Jones 10- 07:00 PM straight TD drives starting in the first games. Group D: West 93, Amendola 8-105, T.Johnson 4- (#5) Holmen (6-3) at (#4) Water- (#8) Brookfield Academy (5-4) at W L T Pct PF PA 28, Hockenson 3-32, McKissic 2-31, quarter and ending in the third, going "We've always known we had a ton of town (6-3) @Watertown - Friday, (#1) Lake Country Lutheran (8-1) San Fran. 6 0 0 1.000156 64 Hall 1-47, Golladay 1-21, James 1- 07:00 PM ahead for the first time on a 5-yard pass to talent of offense," said tight end Kyle @Lake Country Lutheran - Friday, Seattle 5 2 0.714 181 176 7. Group D: 07:00 PM L.A. Rams 4 3 0.571 190 164 MISSED FIELD GOALS_Min- C.J. Ham to make it 28-21. Rudolph, who caught Cousins' fourth TD (#8) South Milwaukee (6-3) at (#7) St. John's NW Military Arizona 3 3 1.500 161 192 nesota, Bailey 45 (#1) Waterford (8-1) @Waterford - It certainly helped to have the option, pass. "It was just a matter of using it and Academy (6-3) at (#2) Racine Saint Thursday's Games Friday, 07:00 PM Catherine’s (8-1) @ Kenosha Brad- Kansas City 30, Denver 6 NHL Schedule (#7) Milwaukee Reagan (7-2) at Saturday's Games or the threat, of handing the ball off to getting everybody involved." ford - Friday, 07:00 PM Sunday's Games (#2) Wilmot (8-1) @Wilmot - Friday, New Jersey 1, Vancouver 0 (#6) Oostburg (6-3) at (#3) Cedar San Francisco 9, Washington 0 07:00 PM Montreal 5, St. Louis 2 Grove-Belgium (8-1) @Cedar Green Bay 42, Oakland 24 (#6) Kettle Moraine (4-5) at (#3) Vegas 3, Pittsburgh 0 Grove-Belgium - Friday, 07:00 PM Buffalo 31, Miami 21 Waukesha West (6-3) @Waukesha N.Y. Islanders 3, Columbus 2, OT (#5) Lomira (7-2) at (#4) Horicon / Arizona 27, N.Y. Giants 21 Colorado 6, Tampa Bay 2 Illinois stuns No. 6 Wisconsin West - Friday, 07:00 PM Hustisford (8-1) @Horicon / Hustis- L.A. Rams 37, Atlanta 10 (#5) Badger (6-3) at (#4) Burling- Toronto 4, Boston 3, OT ford - Friday, 07:00 PM Indianapolis 30, Houston 23 ton (7-2) @Burlington - Friday, Arizona 5, Ottawa 2 Division 6 Minnesota 42, Detroit 30 07:00 PM Dallas 4, Philadelphia 1 Group A: Jacksonville 27, Cincinnati 17 Division 3 Florida 3, Nashville 2, SO with last-second FG (#8) Lake Holcombe/Cornell (5-4) Tennessee 23, L.A. Chargers 20 Group A: Los Angeles 4, Calgary 1 at (#1) Regis (9-0) @Regis - Friday, Baltimore 30, Seattle 16 (#8) Lakeland (6-3) at (#1) Buffalo 4, San Jose 3 07:00 PM New Orleans 36, Chicago 25 Menomonie (8-1) @ UW Stout - Fri- Sunday's Games CHAMPAIGN, Ill. (AP) – James nificant victory of his four-year tenure in (#7) Durand (4-5) at (#2) Spring Dallas 37, Philadelphia 10 day, 07:00 PM Vancouver 3, N.Y. Rangers 2 Valley (8-1) @Spring Valley - Friday, Open: Tampa Bay, Cleveland, McCourt kicked a 39-yard field as time Champaign. (#7) Hayward / La Courte Oreilles Minnesota 4, Montreal 3 07:00 PM Carolina, Pittsburgh (6-3) at (#2) Medford (9-0) @ Med- Washington 5, Chicago 3 expired and Illinois pulled off the biggest Wisconsin had not trailed this season (#6) Grantsburg (6-3) at (#3) Monday's Games ford - Friday, 07:00 PM Winnipeg 1, Edmonton 0, SO Unity (8-1) @Unity - Friday, 07:00 New England at N.Y. Jets, 8:15 (#6) Rhinelander (6-3) at (#3) Calgary at Anaheim, late. upset of the season, knocking off No. 6 and was looking to roll into a showdown PM Thursday, Oct. 24 River Falls (7-2) @ UW - River Falls Monday's Games (#5) Colby (7-2) at (#4) Cumber- Washington at Minnesota, 8:20 Wisconsin 24-23 on Saturday. with No. 3 Ohio State next week in Colum- - Friday, 07:00 PM Columbus at Toronto, 7 p.m. land (8-1) @Cumberland - Friday, Sunday, Oct. 27 (#5) Mosinee (6-3) at (#4) New Vegas at Philadelphia, 7 p.m. Tony Adams picked off a pass by Jack bus. Instead, the Badgers (6-1, 4-1) blew a 07:00 PM Arizona at New Orleans, 1 p.m. Richmond (7-2) @ New Richmond Colorado at St. Louis, 8 p.m. Group B: Tampa Bay at Tennessee, 1 p.m. Coan for the 30 1/2-point underdog Illini nine-point lead in the final 9:46 of the Middle School - Friday, 07:00 PM Ottawa at Dallas, 8:30 p.m. (#8) Crivitz (4-5) at (#1) Abbots- N.Y. Giants at Detroit, 1 p.m. Group B: Tuesday's Games (3-5, 1-3 Big Ten) at midfield with 2:33 fourth quarter. ford (9-0) @Abbotsford - Friday, Cincinnati vs L.A. Rams at Lon- (#8) Shawano (5-4) at (#1) West Arizona at N.Y. Rangers, 7 p.m. 07:00 PM don, UK, 1 p.m. remaining. Dre Brown's tackle-breaking Illinois beat a ranked team for the first De Pere (9-0) @West De Pere - Fri- San Jose at Buffalo, 7 p.m. (#7) Pardeeville (4-5) at (#2) Denver at Indianapolis, 1 p.m. day, 07:00 PM Toronto at Boston, 7 p.m. 13-yard run got Illinois to the Wisconsin time since 2011 and knocked off a ranked Manawa (7-2) @Manawa - Friday, Philadelphia at Buffalo, 1 p.m. (#7) Whitefish Bay (5-4) at (#2) Pittsburgh at Florida, 7 p.m. 07:00 PM N.Y. Jets at Jacksonville, 1 p.m. Menasha (8-1) @Menasha - Friday, Vancouver at Detroit, 7:30 p.m. 25, setting up McCourt to attempt the win- Big Ten team for the first time since 2007, (#6) Coleman (7-2) at (#3) Bon- Seattle at Atlanta, 1 p.m. 07:00 PM Los Angeles at Winnipeg, 8 p.m. duel (7-2) @Bonduel - Friday, 07:00 L.A. Chargers at Chicago, 1 p.m. ner. The junior's kick was down the mid- when it beat No. 1 Ohio State on the way (#6) Fox Valley Lutheran (7-2) at Edmonton at Minnesota, 8 p.m. PM Carolina at San Francisco, 4:05 (#3) New London (7-2) @New Lon- Anaheim at Nashville, 8 p.m. dle to give coach Lovie Smith the most sig- to a Rose Bowl appearance. (#5) Markesan (5-3) at (#4) Oakland at Houston, 4:25 p.m. don - Friday, 07:00 PM Vegas at Chicago, 8:30 p.m. Auburndale (7-2) @Auburndale - Cleveland at New England, 4:25 (#5) Grafton (6-3) at (#4) Ash- Washington at Calgary, 9 p.m. Friday, 07:00 PM Green Bay at Kansas City, 8:20 waubenon (7-2) @Ashwaubenon - Wednesday's Games Group C: Open: Dallas, Baltimore Friday, 07:00 PM Detroit at Ottawa, 7:30 p.m. (#8) Whitehall (4-5) at (#1) Mon- Monday, Oct. 28 Pittsburgh at Tampa Bay, 8 p.m. Clifford's 4 TDs lead No. 7 Penn Group C: dovi (9-0) @Mondovi - Friday, 07:00 Miami at Pittsburgh, 8:15 p.m. (#8) McFarland (6-3) at (#1) PM TransactionsHOCKEY DeForest (9-0) @DeForest - Friday, (#7) Melrose-Mindoro (5-4) at Raiders-Packers BUFFALO SABRES — Assigned 07:00 PM (#2) Mineral Point (9-0) @Mineral Oakland 3 7 7 Stats7 — 24 G Ukko-Pekka Luukkonen to State over No. 16 Michigan (#7) Monroe (5-4) at (#2) Onalas- Point - Friday, 07:00 PM Green Bay 7 14 14 7 — 42 Rochester (AHL). ka (8-1) @Onalaska - Friday, 07:00 (#6) Osseo-Fairchild (5-4) at (#3) First Quarter CALGARY FLAMES — Assigned PM Lancaster (8-1) @Lancaster - Fri- Oak_FG Carlson 45, 12:21. D Oliver Kylington to Stockton UNIVERSITY PARK, Pa. (AP) – After a nearest Michigan defender nearly 10 yards (#6) Sauk Prairie (6-3) at (#3) day, 06:00 PM GB_A.Jones 21 pass from (AHL). Recalled F Alan Quine from Stoughton (7-2) @Stoughton - Fri- (#5) Darlington (6-3) at (#4) Ben- deep ball bounced off his hands, KJ Ham- behind Hamler, who finished with six Rodgers (Mas.Crosby kick), 9:42. Stockton. day, 07:00 PM ton/Scales Mound IL/Shullsburg (7- Second Quarter NASHVILLE PREDATORS — (#5) Sparta (7-2) at (#4) Reeds- 1) @Benton/Scales Mound ler pulled Sean Clifford aside and told his catches for 108 yards. Oak_Moreau 10 pass from Carr Reassigned F Yakov Trenin to Mil- burg (7-2) @Reedsburg - Friday, IL/Shullsburg - Friday, 07:00 PM (Carlson kick), 11:33. waukee (AHL). quarterback he owed him one. "I know KJ's fast enough to get to that 07:00 PM Group D: GB_J.Williams 2 pass from COLLEGE Group D: (#8) Ozaukee (4-5) at (#1) Racine It didn't take long for Hamler to make it weakness in their defense every single Rodgers (Mas.Crosby kick), 3:27. CONFERENCE USA — Fined (#8) Union Grove (4-5) at (#1) Lutheran (9-0) @Racine Lutheran - GB_Kumerow 37 pass from FAU football coach Lane Kiffin up to him. time," Clifford said. New Berlin Eisenhower (8-1) @New Friday, 07:00 PM Rodgers (Mas.Crosby kick), :12. $5,000 for violating the league's Berlin Eisenhower - Friday, 07:00 (#7) Random Lake (6-3) at (#2) The speedy wideout burned the Michi- And the first-year starter is getting bet- Third Quarter sportsmanship policy. PM Saint Mary's Springs (7-2) @Saint GB_Rodgers 3 run (Mas.Crosby SOUTH CAROLINA — Dis- gan secondary two quarters later and ter at finding him down the field. (#7) Wisconsin Lutheran (4-5) at Mary's Springs - Friday, 07:00 PM kick), 12:04. missed junior DB Jamel Cook after (#2) Plymouth (8-1) @Plymouth - (#6) Johnson Creek (7-2) at (#3) hauled in a perfectly thrown 53-yard Clifford hit Hamler on a 25-yard pass to Oak_Waller 7 pass from Carr his arrest for domestic violence on Friday, 07:00 PM Winnebago Lutheran (6-3) @Win- (Carlson kick), 6:41. Oct. 18. (#6) Pewaukee (5-4) at (#3) Whit- nebago Lutheran - Friday, 07:00 PM touchdown pass to help propel No. 7 Penn start the scoring, hooked up with tight end State to a 28-21 win over No. 16 Michigan Pat Freiermuth for a 17-yard touchdown on Saturday. and ran for a 1-yard score to pace Penn Altuve's HR in 9th sends Astros Clifford wasn't surprised to see the State's offense. to World Series over Yankees Hamlin wins chaotic NASCAR HOUSTON (AP) – Jose Altuve, the 5- Instead, the postseason star – undefeated foot-6 driving force of Houston, delivered since May 22 – can be lined up for Game a swing that will play in Astros' highlights 1 at home against the NL champion cut-off race at Kansas Speedway forever. Washington Nationals on Tuesday night. Altuve homered off Aroldis Chapman Yuli Gurriel hit a three-run homer in KANSAS CITY, Kan. (AP) – Denny Hamlin won the race. Elliott felt almost with two outs in the ninth inning and the first inning, and flashy outfield Hamlin was surrounded by Joe Gibbs Rac- as if he did. Houston outlasted the New York Yankees defense helped Houston's relievers defeat ing teammates at the front on the final "You have to stay fighting in these 6-4 Saturday night to advance to the the Yankees and their vaunted bullpen. restart, and that put Chase Elliott in the things, especially with the late-race World Series for the second time in three It almost fell apart in the ninth. Gio most difficult and precarious of situations. restarts," he said. "Just excited we get to years. Urshela singled off Osuna leading off for Somehow, he figured, he needed to find fight another race. Back up against the "That's one of the best moments of his third hit of the game, and LeMahieu a way to beat them all to advance in wall, to come out here and battle for the postseason history," Houston general put a ball into the first row of seats in NASCAR's playoffs. win, that's what you have to do when manager Jeff Luhnow said. right field – inches over the glove of leap- It turned out second place was okay. you're in the position we were in." In a bullpen Game 6 with a back-and- ing George Springer – to tie it at 4. Hamlin roared away with a push from In a bit of irony, it was Keselowski who forth finish, DJ LeMahieu hit a tying, two- Altuve, a sparkplug touted as Hous- behind from teammate Kyle Busch on the helped bring out the caution in the first run shot off Astros closer Roberto Osuna ton's heart and soul, didn't let this one get second shot at a green-white-checkered overtime when he got into Daniel Suarez in the top of the ninth. Altuve answered away. finish, and Elliott was unable to chase him and triggered a wreck that collected team- with a two-run drive to left-center, setting "I get asked to describe Jose Altuve all down. But deep in the field, Brad mate Joey Logano. The field was nearing off a wild celebration at Minute Maid Park the time," manager AJ Hinch said. "I think Keselowski was going backward, and the the start-finish line but the caution came and earning himself AL Championship MVP is what he is." spots he lost in the elimination race at on before the leader took the white flag. Series MVP. The teams combined to use 14 pitchers Kansas Speedway were enough to send If Hamlin had crossed quicker, the race Astros ace Gerrit Cole was waiting to in a drawn-out game that lasted 4 hours, Elliott through in the final cut-off spot to would have been over and Keselowski pitch a potential Game 7 on Sunday. 9 minutes. the round of eight. safe. l THE DAILY GLOBE • YOURDAILYGLOBE.COM COMICS MONDAY, OCTOBER 21, 2019 11 HERMAN SPEED BUMP Reminder to try and RSVP to parties

Dear Annie: Please remind your readers how important it is to RSVP. My 6-year-old granddaughter was so excited about her birthday party and having her friends come over. My daughter sent invitations with instructions to RSVP. My grand- daughter’s best friend’s mom said she Dear would come but would need to leave early. Annie Fine. Then, 30 minutes before the party, she texted my daughter saying they wouldn’t that they wished to support that year. be coming. My granddaughter cried and Family members who were able to come to cried. Four other friends’ parents didn’t the Christmas gathering brought cash or a even bother to RSVP and didn’t come check to add to the “pot.” Those unable to either. Don’t these people know how hurt- attend could mail a check to the designat- ful this is to the little ones? Two friends ed family “collector.” No one was obligated did come to the party, but a day that was to give or told how much to give. THE PAJAMA DIARIES supposed to be so happy was a day of After a certain date, say, the first of the tears. – Upset Grandma new year, the designated collector deposit- Dear Upset Grandma: I will remind ed all the money collected and sent a readers about the importance of RSVPs for check to the chosen charity. Sometime birthday parties – if you will remind your after the holiday, the collector emailed the granddaughter how many people love her. family members to let them know the Instead of focusing on those who did not amount they had donated. You could go come, point out to her who did come to alphabetically or by age in choosing the enjoy her party and celebrate her special charity for the next Christmas. Then, day. Your granddaughter had a birthday when Christmas rolled around the next surrounded by two friends, as well as a year, they were all prepared to support loving and caring grandma. Sadly, life is MOTHER GOOSE & GRIMM another good cause. filled with people canceling on plans at All this idea would take is one person – the last minute, and we can’t control that. or several, if you wanted to trade off – to What we can control is how we respond to get everyone’s email addresses, and then it, and how we respond to our own invita- send out a reminder as the holidays come tion requests. closer each year. Dear Annie: Periodically, I see in your This alleviates the chore of thinking column the issue of Christmas gift-giving what to get for a growing number of peo- in families with grown children, and even ple in the family. It also gives them the grandchildren, who are now married or opportunity to make a difference by con- on their own. We had gotten to the point tributing to various charities over the of giving a gift card, and then receiving a years. BORN LOSER gift card back from them. It seemed so silly Just a suggestion that may help to wrack my brain trying to think of a gift families to overcome the continual ques- when so often it seemed it was just a habit tion: “What do I get them all for Christ- from years gone by. No one seems to real- mas?” – Lyn from The Villages, Fla. ly need or want anything these days. Dear Lyn: This idea certainly does Christmas gift-giving had gotten to be a embrace the Christmas spirit of bringing headache and a chore. joy to the lives of others. Thank you for I heard of this idea from a friend, and I your suggestion. wanted to pass it along as a possible solu- Send your questions for Annie Lane to tion to this dilemma: [email protected]. Their family decided upon a charity COPYRIGHT 2019 CREATORS.COM ALLEY OOP TODAY’S HOROSCOPE Being observant will help Jan. 19) — Don’t start your day feel satisfied with your accom- you gain insight into the trends on the wrong foot. Put emo- plishments. 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Forslund Building Supply, Inc. in Ironwood, MI license, and pass a criminal background check. This position 4is position has the opportunity to earn $15.00/hour. pays $17.00 per hour when providing CLS Services and has an immediate opening for Further details will be discussed in interview. $12.50 per hour when providing Respite Care. Full Time Contractor Sales Associate BPC o5ers competitive bene6t package including health, dental, Applications available at: Duties include: quoting and selling building materials, vision, and life insurance, 401(k), & paid holidays and Community Mental Health Authority providing information and assistance to customers. PTO, along with safety and attendance bonuses. 103 W. US 2, Wakefield, MI 49968 Education, experience and computer skilss are desirable. All bonuses are discretionary. Or apply online at http//www.gccmh.org/cls-respite-position/ Industry, product knowledge, estimating and Applicants may apply in person at BPC, *Please note, this CLS/Respite position is employed directly by the blueprint take-offs a plus. Excellent benefit package. EOE Monday-Friday, 8:00 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. consumer to provide the services, and is not an employee of GCCMH. Send your resume to: Bessemer Plywood Corporation Deadline: Until Filled Forslund Building Supply, Inc. 1000 Yale Ave • Bessemer, MI 49911 For questions, contact Wendy Tibaldo at 906-229-6175. Attn: Keith Johnson BPC is an equal opportunity employer E5108 Jackson Road • Ironwood, MI 49938 APPLIED BEHAVIOR ANALYSIS AIDE/ INDUSTRIAL ELECTRICIAN COMMUNITY LIVING SUPPORTS Administrative Professional Bessemer Plywood Corporation, located in the heart of the Community Mental Health seeks an individual Northwoods, is seeking an Industrial Electrician to join our team. 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Applicants Candidate should possess good organizational skills, be able to learning-focused, creative, and dynamic individual to must have high school diploma or equivalent, be 18 communicate e?ectively to colleagues and leadership, and be able teach Administrative Professional Program years of age with a valid Michigan or Wisconsin to work in either a group or individual setting. Salary based on coursework and provide a WITC presence a driver’s license. Previous experience working with experience. Bessemer Plywood Corporation o?ers a competitive recruitment and community events. Primary bene@ts package including Health, Dental, Vision, and Life individuals with a developmental disability or mental insurance, 401K, Paid holidays, and Paid time o?. responsibilities include instruction, learner illness is preferred. Associate Degree in a Human Applicants may apply in person at BPC, assessment, curriculum improvement, academic Services related field highly desirable. CMHA offers a advising, and program promotion/recruitment. Monday-Friday, 8:00 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. competitive wage and benefits package. Mail Resume To: For a complete job description, list of Bessemer Plywood Corporation qualifications, and to apply visit our website at: We invite you to apply today! 1000 Yale Ave - Bessemer, MI 49911 https://www.witc.edu/about-witc/employment Community Mental Health Authority Fax Resume to: Deadline to apply: October 21, 2019 ATTN: Human Resources Attention Al: (906) 667-0815 103 W US 2 - Wakefield, MI 49968 Email Resume to: [email protected] WITC is an Equal Opportunity/Access/Affirmative Or on-line at: www.gccmh.org BPC is an equal opportunity employer Action/Veterans/Disability Employer and Educator Applications due by: October 28, 2019 TTY 711

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The event started off as just the gallery showing, but expanded when theatre operations manager, Bruce Greenhill, found the film to show. The exhibition’s collec- tion includes quilts of vari- ous sizes, some ranging from a foot across to being large enough to touch the Megan Hughes/Daily Globe floor. The collection was A VARIETY of quilts hang in the entry of the Historic Ironwood Theatre, as part of a collaboration of the Fabric Patch, the theatre and the created by submissions Downtown Art Place. from artists with ties to the Fabric Patch in one way or “They are going to be dis- titled “Keeper of the because people have found tion, Kuula expressed high on display until Oct. 27 in another. played here until the 27th.” Lights” features printed us that didn’t know we hopes for the event. “It the entry hall of the His- “Some of them (the quilt All of the quilts have sto- fabric that carries images were here, and people have could become a yearly event,” toric Ironwood Theatre, designers) are local, but ries behind them, tied into of various lighthouses, and found the DAP who didn’t she said. “I would love to do a and are able to be viewed some aren’t, but they are all the lives of their creators. was the last quilt he made know they were here.” show of quilts from the local during the hours that the friends or customers of One such quilt was sub- with his mother. Kuula said. guild, or do one of a chil- Downtown Art Place is mine,” Joanne Kuula of the mitted by Joe Beedlow of “The collaboration with When asked about dren’s challenge.” open, from noon to 4 p.m. Fabric Patch explained. Ashland, Wis. The quilt, the DAP has been great, future plans for the exhibi- The quilts will remain Monday through Saturday.

Dancers Alexa won her trip Bull’s mother, Michelle Big Powderhorn preps for “A haunting through winning a dance Hearns, said, “We are so competition called Super thankful for the communi- From page 5 Star of the North. TUTC ty support of the kids. It’s at the Hill: The Underground described the itinerary. Spring Fling of Maple, an opportunity of a life- The girls will leave on Dec. Wis. puts it on, she said. time.” BESSEMER — Big Pow- rehearsal this weekend Florey, the marketing and 28. They will go to Disney Soon the group expects “They did a wonderful derhorn Mountain Resort “And I look forward to los- special events coordinator World one day, Universal the choreography to come job,” Margaret Lynott said and the Historic Ironwood ing my voice each night.” for Big Powderhorn. Studios another, and there via a video link and they of the meal. “They were Theatre are prepping for This rehearsal had The haunted house will will be a New Year’s Eve will start practicing, said very attentive to our needs the second annual “A actors walking through the run three nights, Oct. 25, party for all the dancers Jilek. and we wish them the best Haunting at the Hill: The space that they will be 26, and Halloween night. from across the country, “I want to thank every- of luck.” Underground.” doing their scaring in and “We will be selling tickets she said. Most of them are one who has helped and There will be another Construction for this choosing what characters starting a 5 p.m. and end- dancers, but some will be for all the support,” said fund raiser in November. year’s haunted house start- they want to portray, with ing at 8 p.m. all three twirling batons and flags, Bull. “Quite a few people The girl’s will put on a ed on Oct. 17 and the route members tossing ideas nights, with runs lasting she said. have sponsored and donat- spaghetti dinner Nov. 30 at takes visitors through the around gleefully. The until we get through. “ Flo- “It’s a fun experience to ed money and things to raf- the Bessemer VFW. Time is lower levels of both the actors are mostly volun- rey said. “Last year we had have. I’m excited being fle off,” she said. “Other- to be announced. Mone- Gunpowder lodge and the teers, with some coming an almost two-hour wait able to be with other wise we couldn’t get there. tary donations can also be Caribou Lodge at the from the Awkward Stage list on the Saturday.” dancers all across the U.S. There’s a ton of people who given to the Incredible resort. Drama Club. Last year an estimated and to perform,” she said. helped.” Bank of Ironwood. “I look forward to scar- Last year the funds 500 people attended the ing people.” one actor said raised went to support the haunted house, and the as he was looking through drama club, and their pro- group hopes to increase US defense chief in Afghanistan costume supplies. ductions. This year the that number this year. The “I love the makeup and funds will be going to ben- event is not recommended costuming parts” said club efit the Historic Ironwood for children under the age for firsthand look at war member Emily Ramme at a Theatre, explained Cathy of 8. US defense chief in Afghanistan for an American soldier last month prompted firsthand look at war Trump to cancel a secret Camp David KABUL, Afghanistan (AP) — Mark meeting where the peace deal would have Esper sought a firsthand assessment Sun- been finalized. He declared the tentative day of the U.S. military’s future role in agreement dead. America’s longest war as he made his ini- “The aim is to still get a peace agree- tial visit to Afghanistan as Pentagon chief. ment at some point, that’s the best way for- Stalled peace talks with the Taliban and ward,” said Esper. He visited Afghanistan unrelenting attacks by the insurgent group in his previous job as U.S. Army secretary. and Islamic State militants have compli- He would not say how long he believes cated the Trump administration’s pledge it may be before a new peace accord could to withdraw more than 5,000 American be achieved. troops. A month after the peace agreement col- Esper told reporters traveling with him lapsed, Khalilzad met with Taliban in early that he believes the U.S. can reduce its October in Islamabad, Pakistan, but it was force in Afghanistan to 8,600 without not clear what progress, if any, was being hurting the counterterrorism fight against made. al-Qaida and the Islamic State group. But Esper’s arrival in Kabul came as Afghan he said any withdrawal would happen as government leaders delayed the planned part of a peace agreement with the Tal- announcement of preliminary results of iban. last month’s presidential election. Esper The U.S. has about 14,000 American met with Afghan President Ashraf Ghani troops in Afghanistan as part of the Amer- and other government officials. ican-led coalition. U.S. forces are training House Speaker Nancy Pelosi was visit- and advising Afghan forces and conduct- ing Afghanistan with a congressional dele- Associated Press ing counterterrorism operations against gation at the same time. PARTICIPANTS OF a Kurdish demonstration against the Turkish military offensive extremists. President Donald Trump had Her office said in a statement Sunday in Northern Syria demonstrate in Cologne, Germany, Saturday. ordered a troop withdrawal in conjunction night the bipartisan delegation met with with the peace talks that would have left top Afghan leaders, civil society represen- about 8,600 American forces in the coun- tatives and U.S. military chiefs and troops Thousands in Germany, France try. serving there. Pelosi says the delegation U.S. envoy Zalmay Khalilzad had a pre- emphasized the importance of combating liminary peace deal with the Taliban, but a corruption and ensuring women are at the protest Turkish push into Syria surge in Taliban violence and the death of table in reconciliation talks. BERLIN (AP) — Thou- ty.” klicay, called Turkey a sands of people in the Ger- Turkey’s incursion into “more dangerous enemy” man city of Cologne and in Syria, aiming to rid the than the Islamic State the French capital demon- border area of Kurdish group because the extrem- strated Saturday against fighters as U.S. forces with- ists “didn’t have fighter Turkey’s offensive in north- draw, has caused death jets.” ern Syria. and destruction and sent In Cologne, some Cologne city authorities tens of thousands of civil- demonstrators carried said around 10,000 people ians fleeing their homes. flags of the Syrian Kurdish took part in marches orga- “America has aban- force known as the Peo- nized by left-wing groups. doned us. Everyone has ple’s Protection Units, or Police were out in force abandoned us,” said Kur- YPG, which Turkey is try- amid concerns about pos- dish student Zade Adjoev ing to push back. Others sible violence but authori- in Paris, noting that the carried placards with slo- ties said the event was Kurds were on the front gans such as “No deals largely peaceful. line as partners with the with the AKP regime” — a Associated Press In Paris, more than U.S.-led coalition against reference to Turkish Presi- DEFENSE SECRETARY Mark Esper, center, walks Gen. Scott Miller, right, chief of the 1,000 gathered at the Place the Islamic State group. dent Recep Tayyip Erdo- U.S.-led coalition in Afghanistan, at the U.S. military headquarters in Kabul, de la Republique to “When it works for them, gan’s party. Afghanistan, Sunday. Esper arrived Sunday in Afghanistan, where stalled peace denounce Turkey’s actions. they call us Kurds. When it Germany is home to talks with the Taliban and persistent violent attacks by the insurgent group and Some displayed banners doesn’t, we are terrorists.” large Turkish and Kurdish Islamic State militants have complicated the Trump administration’s pledge to saying “The Turkish state is A member of the Kur- communities, and tensions withdraw more than 5,000 American troops. He told reporters traveling with him committing crimes against dish Democratic Council between them have turned that he believes the U.S. can reduce its force in Afghanistan without hurting the humanity in total impuni- in France, Cemile Ren- violent in the past. counterterrorism fight against al-Qaida and the Islamic State group.