Call (906) 932-4449 DDAYSAYS ‘TIL CHRISTMAS Ironwood, MI The Best Gift for the Trail camera action 24 HolidaysHolidays is a Scouting pays off for hunter with Redsautosales.com Gift Certificate from: 10-pointer Ironwood,Ironw ood, MI 906-932-4400 OUTDOORS • 8 DAILY GLOBE Saturday, December 1, 2018 Chance of snow yourdailyglobe.com | High: 32 | Low: 24 | Details, page 2 State formally ends Ojibway’s 47-year history here today By P.J. GLISSON [email protected] MARENISCO – Today is the official date of closure for the Ojibway Correc- tional Facility in Marenisco. It’s a practical matter for the Michigan Department of Corrections and a personal one for local residents, who learned only last summer of the state’s decision. According to Chris Gautz, public rela- tions representative for MDOC, more than 800 prisoners from OCF already were moved to other prisons as of a few weeks ago. As for about 200 employees, he said, “The vast majority have been transferred.” Gautz told the Daily Globe Thursday about 50 OCF employees are now laid off. “The vast majority of those had the ability to continue to work with the department (in other state prisons), but chose not to,” he said, explaining they had various rea- P.J. Glisson/Daily Globe sons, including having children in local AS OF today, the Ojibway Correctional Facility in Marenisco is closed. A recent view here shows the outside of the facility’s schools, or mortgages, or no desire to leave secure gates. the area. “It’s very understandable,” said Gautz. mute here to see family and friends as Baraga prison is about 100 miles away.) needed credentials to serve prisoners with Richard Bouvette, Marenisco Township much as possible. “They’ll do that for –No large hospitals are available near- histories of mental health, substance supervisor, said he expects the region to awhile, and eventually they’ll stop,” he by to provide specialized care to prisoners abuse or sex offenses. experience a seeping impact from the said. He expects at that point many of when needed. “I don’t know if it’s because of that loca- prison closure. He estimates tens of mil- them will move elsewhere with their fami- –State statistics show that recidivism is tion or if it’s because people with those lions of dollars will be lost annually in lies, rather than return here. not as high when prisoners and parolees kinds of degrees don’t want to live here,” prison wages and in peripheral losses. Gautz said it is a public misperception have family support, and many of OCF’s he said, adding that OCF used a mental Gradually, he said, food suppliers, gas sta- that the facility closed because of its prox- prisoners were a long distance away from health specialist from Marquette for tions, grocery stores, uniform providers imity to MDOC. “It’s not that they were far their families. awhile, but added, “Then, she didn’t want and others will feel the effects of the lost from Lansing,” he said, adding the bigger –It was difficult or impossible to hire to live in Marquette, either.” business and shed employees or close. problems were: specialized staff for prisoners’ program- As a result, said Gautz, the state was not Moreover, Bouvette said, some of the –If backup support were needed from ming or medical needs. employees who chose to transfer from other state prisons, it would take too long Gautz said the prison had consistent Ojibway to other prisons will at first com- for employees to travel there (the state’s challenges in trying to hire staff with the PRISON — page 5 Area schools prepare holiday concerts Sentencing

By LARRY HOLCOMBE [email protected] set in Iron One of the highlights for any school music program is the annual holiday concert. Whatever murder case the name – Christmas program, HURLEY – The sen- holiday performance or winter tencing hearing for James concert – it's a great time to make Lussier, 20, of Woodruff, music as multiple generations of on murder-related charges family members gather in audito- has been rescheduled to riums and gymnasiums across the Jan. 30 in Iron County region. Court. Area school districts have The original sentencing planned 16 holiday concerts in 16 date of Nov. 5 was post- days. poned when Lussier's Ironwood's elementary holiday attorney, Marty Lipske, concert is first on the calendar on requested the delay. Thursday, Dec. 6, at 6 p.m. in the Lussier is one of five Luther L. Wright K-12 School's men who were charged in second floor gym. Larry Holcombe/Daily Globe the beating and shooting Ironwood's show choir Accent! LUTHER L. Wright K-12 School choral director Lydia Mattson, right, rehearses with the school’s show death of Wayne M. Valliere and other choirs will perform a choir Accent! in preparation for their concert set for Saturday, Dec. 15, at 7 p.m., at the Historic Iron- Jr., 25, of Lac du Flam- concert at the Historic Ironwood wood Theatre. beau, whose body was Theatre on Saturday, Dec. 15, at 7 found near Mercer on New p.m. Ironwood Theatre. The choir's winter concert will Thursday, Dec. 20. The PreK-1 Year's day. The Ironwood middle school be the next evening, Wednesday, performance will be at 8:30 a.m., The five men took Val- concert is set for Tuesday, Dec. 18, Hurley Dec. 12, also at 7 in the auditori- followed by grades 2-4 at 9:30. liere for a drug-fueled at 6 p.m. in the LLW gym, while Hurley's winter band concert um. the Ironwood band concert is set will be Tuesday, Dec. 11, at 7 p.m. The elementary holiday con- for Friday, Dec. 21, at 7 p.m. at the in the school's auditorium. certs are set for the morning of CONCERTS — page 5 MURDER — page 5 FROST FRIDAY Watersmeet man sentenced for drugs BESSEMER – A Watersmeet Town- of meth in October. A count of delivery ship man arrested for having metham- and manufacture of meth was dismissed. phetamines delivered to him by the mail The Gogebic-Iron Area Narcotics was sentenced to probation Thursday in Team arrested Cannella, acting on a tip Gogebic County Circuit Court. that he was purchasing meth through the James Cannella, 53, was sentenced to mail. two years of probation and was credited On Sept. 5, officers found Cannella in for 85 days served in jail. possession of a meth package and he was Cannella pleaded guilty to possession arrested.

Special recreation meeting called IRONWOOD – As part of the city of officials to plan for projects and improve- Ironwood updating its five-year parks ments, but it is necessary when the city and recreation plan, a special meeting seeks grants through various funding Ralph Ansami/Daily Globe has been called for Wednesday, Dec. 12, agencies. MARLA POWERS, left, and Judy Holst, right, are among a group of about 20 Christ- in the Memorail Building women's club Many of the projects in the five-year mas carolers who entertain customers Friday evening at downtown stores as part room. plan that is expiring were either funded of a Frost Friday celebration. They sing in Al's Furniture store. Friday’s downtown The public is being encouraged to or are being considered for grants. activities on a warm night were in advance of today's 6 p.m. Jack Frost Festival of attend and provide input. The session will run from 5 to 7 Lights parade downtown. The five-year plan not only allows city p.m.

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. r i a air. y r D Dry : r e w s n A This gives a temperature of what ththe he air feels like on the skin. Answer: a good enough communicator.” been predicted and indeed than we might Once out of office, Bush was content to have feared.” Back-to-back earthquakes batter roads, shatter windows in Alaska ANCHORAGE, Alaska been told that parts of the erone Ginny Grimes. (AP) – Back-to-back earth- Glenn Highway, a scenic When it over, Sadie quakes measuring 7.0 and route that runs northeast said, there was only one 5.7 shattered highways and out of the city past farms, thing she could do: “I start- rocked buildings Friday mountains and glaciers, ed crying.” morning in Anchorage, had “completely disap- Jonathan Lettow was sending people running peared.” waiting with his 5-year-old into the streets and briefly The quake broke store daughter and other chil- triggering a warning to res- windows, opened cracks in dren for the school bus idents in Kodiak to flee to a two-story building down- near their home in Wasilla higher ground for fear of a town, disrupted electrical when the quake struck. tsunami. service and disabled traffic The children got on the The warning was lifted lights, snarling traffic. It ground while Lettow tried Associated Press without incident a short also threw a full-grown to keep them calm. HIGHWAY WORKERS and spectators look at a car stuck on a section of an off-ramp time later. There were no man out of his bathtub. “It’s one of those things that collapsed during an earthquake Friday morning in Anchorage, Alaska. The immediate reports of any All flights in and out of where in your head, you driver was not injured attempting to exit Minnesota Drive at International Airport deaths or serious injuries. the airport were suspended think, ‘OK, it’s going to Road. Back-to-back earthquakes measuring 7.0 and 5.8 rocked buildings and buck- The U.S. Geological Sur- for hours after the quake stop,’ and you say that to led roads, prompting people to run from their offices or seek shelter under office vey said the first and more knocked out telephones yourself so many times in desks, while a tsunami warning had some seeking higher ground. powerful quake was cen- and forced the evacuation your head that finally you tered about 7 miles north of the control tower. And think, ‘OK, maybe this isn’t mirrors were knocked from cally generated based on base of the stairs, Slaton of Anchorage, Alaska’s the 800-mile Alaska oil going to stop,’” he said. living room walls. the quake’s size and prox- said. largest city, with a popula- pipeline was shut down Soon after the shaking People went back inside imity to shore. Scientists Slaton ran into his son’s tion of about 300,000. Peo- while crews were sent to stopped, the school bus after the first earthquake monitored gauges to see if room after the shaking ple ran from their offices or inspect it for damage. pulled up and the children struck, but the 5.7 after- the quake generated big stopped and found his fish took cover under desks. Anchorage’s school sys- boarded, but the driver shock about five minutes waves. Because there were tank shattered and the fish “It had my heart racing tem canceled classes and stopped at a bridge and later sent them running none, they canceled the on the floor, gasping for and I felt a bit of motion asked parents to pick up refused to go across back into the streets. A warning within about an breath. He grabbed it and sickness afterwards. I was their children while it because of deep cracks in series of smaller after- hour and a half. put it in another bowl. scared!” April Pearce wrote examined buildings for gas the road, Lettow said. shocks followed. In Kenai, southwest of “It was anarchy,” he on Instagram after being leaks or other damage. Former Alaska Gov. A tsunami warning was Anchorage, Brandon Slaton said. “There’s no pictures shaken at her desk in the Fifteen-year-old Sadie Sarah Palin tweeted that issued along Alaska’s was alone at home and left on the walls, there’s no town of Soldotna. Blake and other members her home was damaged: southern coast. Police in soaking in the bathtub power, there’s no fish tank A large section of an off- of the Homer High School “Our family is intact – Kodiak, a city of 6,100 peo- when the earthquake left. Everything that’s not ramp near the Anchorage wrestling team were at an house is not. I imagine ple on Kodiak Island, 250 struck. Slaton, who weighs tied down is broke.” airport collapsed, maroon- Anchorage school gymnasi- that’s the case for many, miles south of Anchorage), 209 pounds, said it created Alaska was the site of ing a car on a narrow um waiting for a tourna- many others.” warned residents to evacu- a powerful back-and-forth the most powerful earth- island of pavement sur- ment to start when the Officials opened an ate to higher ground imme- sloshing that threw him quake ever recorded in the rounded by deep chasms in bleachers started rocking Anchorage convention cen- diately because a wave out of the tub. U.S. the concrete. Several cars “like crazy” and the lights ter as an emergency shelter. could hit within about 10 His 120-pound mastiff The 9.2-magnitude crashed at a major intersec- went out. People started Gov. Bill Walker issued a minutes. panicked and tried to run quake on March 27, 1964, tion in Wasilla, north of running down the bleach- disaster declaration. Michael Burgy, a senior down the stairs, but the was centered about 75 Anchorage, during the ers in the dark, trying to get Cereal boxes and pack- technician with the Nation- house was swaying so miles east of Anchorage. It shaking. out. ages of batteries littered the al Tsunami Warning Cen- much that the dog was and the tsunami it trig- Anchorage Police Chief “It was a gym full of floor of a grocery store, ter in Palmer, Alaska, said thrown off its feet and into gered claimed about 130 Justin Doll said he had screams,” said team chap- and picture frames and the warning was automati- a wall and tumbled to the lives. Trump works his own deals as G-20 summit talks climate BUENOS AIRES, Argentina (AP) – formed in the wake of the global countries were haggling hard over a Divisions among the world leading financial crisis a decade ago – is find- final summit statement, with deep economies emerged from the ing ways to solve global problems divisions over what language to use moment their leaders gathered Fri- together, but diplomats in Buenos on the Paris climate accord and the day in Argentina: Donald Trump Aires struggled to find enough things World Trade Organization. struck his own deals and angered all the leaders agree on. Two European officials involved in allies, and the leaders of Russia and Trump sought to use the summit the discussions said the U.S. was Saudi Arabia bonded amid criticism to make his own trade deals, and stymieing progress on both. from European powers. angered the Argentine hosts by mis- So an unorthodox solution U.S. negotiators blocked progress construing their position on China’s emerged: An official in the French at the Group of 20 summit on man- trade practices. president’s office said the statement aging migration, slowing climate change, Meanwhile, two men under heavy may have language that sets the U.S. and streamlining how world trade is criticism from the West lately – Rus- apart. For example, a draft says 19 of governed, according to European sian President Vladimir Putin and the participants agree on the impor- officials involved in the discussions. Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin tance of upholding the Paris climate Security concerns also weighed on Salman – appeared to seek refuge in accord, but the U.S. doesn’t. the two-day talks in Buenos Aires. each other, bonding with a tough-guy Asked about the European con- Argentina’s security minister said hand grab as the leaders sat down cerns, a U.S. official said progress eight gasoline bombs were discov- around a huge round table for talks. was being made on the joint state- ered in an area of the capital several Argentine President Mauricio ment and the White House was “opti- miles from the summit venue where a Macri kicked off the summit by mistic” about the document as a protest in the afternoon drew thou- acknowledging divisions within the whole. sands of demonstrators who held up G-20 while urging world leaders to Argentine Foreign Minister Jorge banners with slogans like “Go away have a “sense of urgency” and take Faurie said trade talks were moving G-20” and “Go away Trump.” actions “based on shared interests.” forward and nations were continuing The whole point of the G-20 – Diplomats from the Group of 20 to work on climate change wording. l THE DAILY GLOBE • YOURDAILYGLOBE.COM COMMUNITY SATURDAY, DECEMBER 1, 2018 3 Briefs FOUNDATION GRANTS Snowmobile Olympus track preparation to begin Tuesday IRONWOOD – Volunteers from the Snowmoblie Olympus will begin using a hydrant at the Gogebic Coun- ty Fairgrounds on Tuesday to prepare the track for three upcoming snowmobile events. Water customers in the area may experience some dirty water while the track is being prepared. Techtmann speaks at science conference NEW YORK – Cathy Techtmann, University of Wisconsin-Extension Environmental Outreach State Special- ist, was a panelist presenter at a recent New York Academy of Sciences “Sci- ence Denial” conference. Techtmann presented strategies for communicating about scientific issues based on her work on increasing cli- mate awareness with youth and adult audiences. The conference was spon- Cathy sored by Rutgers University Global Techtmann Health Institute in New York City. Presque Isle hosts ‘Olde Time Community Christmas’ on Dec. 15 PRESQUE ISLE, Wis. – Presque Isle will host its Olde Time Community Christmas on Friday, Dec. 14. Features will include horse-drawn sleigh rides, a bonfire, s’mores, hot cocoa and coffee, Christmas cookies and a visit from Santa. The celebration kicks off at 5 p.m. at the warming shel- Submitted photo ter at Pipke Park, located off County W, just west of THE GOGEBIC Range Health Foundation hosts its fall grant award presentation on Thursday at Sharon’s Coffee Presque Isle. A horse-drawn sleigh will make its way Company in Hurley. Grants were awarded to several area organizations. From left are: First row, GRHF Board around the South Pond. Santa is expected around 7 p.m. Chairman John Garske, Paula Vernetti, of Iron County Human Services, GRHF Executive Director Candy Pogliano The Presque Community Library will hold a Christ- and Gerri Traczyk, of the Hurley Area Lioness Club; second row: Ricky Kelly, of the Hurley Area Lioness Club, mas ornament workshop for kids and their family mem- GRHF board nember Judy Nevala, Heidi DeRosso, of Gogebic County Emergency Management, Bessemer City bers Manager Charly Loper, and GRHF Program Director Andrea Newby; third row: Tyler Salvey, of Range Commu- The event is sponsored by the Presque Isle Lioness and nity Bible Church, David Sim, of Aspirus Ironwood Hospital and Clinic, Doug Jennings, from the Bad River Band Lions, Presque Isle Community Library and Presque Isle of Lake Superior Chippewa Indians, Roger Kolehmainen, with Total Faith Ministries and Northern Food Bank, Chamber of Commerce. and Travis Hollenbeck, with Range Community Bible Church. Michigan ArtPrize competition announced GRAND RAPIDS (AP) – The international ArtPrize competition has announced the schedule and advisory Health Foundation awards grants to local organizations committee for the first in a new series of Michigan art events. HURLEY – The Gogebic Human Services, Total Management. community with improv- Project 1 will be held from Sept. 7 to Oct. 27 in Grand Range Health Foundation Faith Ministries and North- The foundation will be ing the health and wellness Rapids. presented its fall grant ern Food Bank, Range opening the spring grant of its residents through ArtPrize announced in June that the annual competi- awards on Thursday at Community Bible Church, cycle in January 2019 with grant making, fundraising tion would move to a biennial schedule after this year’s Sharon’s Coffee Company Aspirus Ironwood Hospital a deadline of April 30. and collaborating with event . Project 1 is the first in a series of citywide public in Hurley. and Clinic, city of Besse- Contact the office for other health-focused orga- art commissions that will be held in the years between The fall awards totaled mer, Bad River Band of more information on the nizations, said a ArtPrize competitions. $24,866. Lake Superior Chippewa most current application or spokesman. “Alternating that ArtPrize competition with these com- The organizations Indians, Western Upper visit the GRHF website at For more information, missioned projects, I think, is going to be a way of really receiving awards included: Peninsula Health Care gogebicrangehf.org. call 906-364-7525 or email infusing new energy and new vision, and sort of chal- the Hurley Area Lioness, Access Coalition and Goge- The GRHF’s primary andrea.newby@ lenging the creative thinking of the whole community,” Iron County Department of bic County Emergency purpose is to assist the gogebicrangehf.org. said Kevin Buist, ArtPrize’s artistic director. Project 1’s advisory committee includes museum rep- resentatives and independent curators who will work Community calendar with Buist to invite three to five artists from around the world to create installations for the event. Buist said ArtPrize and Project 1 will be two very dif- Email calendar items and Ironwood Sports Hall of ness Pickleball, 3-6 p.m., distribution for registered ferent experiences, which is part of why Project 1’s seven- community news to Fame, 6 p.m., Luther L. Wright Mercer Community Center. families, 10 a.m.-noon and 1-3 week run lasts much longer than the three-week ArtPrize [email protected]. K-12 School, room 205. Alzheimer’s Disease p.m., Bessemer VFW, Post For more information, call 906- MECCA Ski Club, 6 p.m., Caregivers Support Group, 3673, 605 W. Lead St., Besse- event. 932-2211. MECCA cabin near treatment 6-7 p.m., Zion Evangelical mer; 1-2 p.m., Pioneer Park ArtPrize has a “festival-like” atmosphere, where a pub- Saturday, Dec. 1 facility, Mercer, Wis. Lutheran Church, Mercer, Wis. Apartments, Ironwood. lic vote selects a grand prize winner from the thousands Harbortown AA, 7:30 p.m. Bessemer Booster Club, Gogebic County Veterans of entries, which range from small paintings to large EST, Ontonagon United 6:30 p.m., A.D. Johnston High Service Officer, 10:30-11:30 Men’s Breakfast, 8 a.m., Methodist Church basement, School. a.m., Wakefield City Hall; 1-2 sculptures. Havenwood Baptist Church, next to Holiday gas station, Gogebic Range Carvers, p.m., Watersmeet Township; But Project 1 will be more like a traditional art exhibit, 501 Copper St., Hurley. Ontonagon. area74.org. 6:30 p.m., shop room, A.D. 2:45-3:15 p.m., Marenisco Gingerbread House with expansive outdoor exhibits that are expected to Government Johnston High School, Besse- Township. 906-667-1110. building, 10 a.m.-noon, Ironwood Parks and mer. Alcoholics Anonymous, extend into various parts of the city, Buist said. Bessemer Public Library. Recreation Committee, 5:30 IMPACT Life Support noon, Salem Lutheran Church, Reading of the Christmas p.m., meeting, Conference Group, 6:30 p.m., Woodland Ironwood. area74.org. Story, 10 a.m., Heritage Chris- School lunch menus Room 1, second floor, Memori- Church, Ironwood. “Business and Brews,” tian Book and Gifts, 610 Ayer al Building, Ironwood. Bessemer Women’s Club, noon, Bessemer Public St. Town of Oma, budget 7 p.m., Bessemer City Hall Library. Cookie decorating con- hearing, monthly meeting, 5:30 DDA room. Free Community Dinner, test, 10 to 11:30 a.m., children p.m., Oma Town Hall. People for Peace, 7 p.m. 5-6 p.m., Wakefield Methodist Area schools have green beans. ages 3-12, Ironwood Carnegie announced menus for the Thursday: Calzones, Bessemer City Council, 6 EST, Episcopal Church of Church. Public is invited. Library. p.m., city hall. Ascension, 501 Houghton St., ReGeneration Youth, week of Dec. 3-7. All meals salad. Union Station Food Western U.P. Board of Ontonagon. 5:30-6:45 p.m., ages 10-11; are served with milk. Friday: Beef bean burri- Pantry and Food Bank, 10 Health, 6 p.m. EST, WUP Narcotics Anonymous, 7 Relentless Youth, 7-9 p.m., a.m. to 12:30 p.m., 252 E. Ayer Bessemer to, fixings, Mexican rice. Health Department, Hancock. p.m., Salem Lutheran Church, ages 12-18; Lighthouse Faith St., Ironwood. Government Ironwood. area74.org. Center, Ironwood. Monday: Ham and Mercer Alcoholics Anonymous, Ironwood Parks and Alcoholics Anonymous, Knights of Columbus cheese sandwich, veggies. Monday: Breakfast: 11 a.m., Salem Lutheran Recreation Committee, 5 7:30 p.m., Sharon Lutheran Fourth Degree Pere Menard Church, Ironwood. area74.org. p.m., Women’s Club Room. Church, Bessemer. Assembly 471, 6 p.m. busi- Tuesday: Spaghetti Cereal, muffin; Lunch: Community Pickleball w/meat sauce, garlic bread. Meatloaf, mashed potatoes Gogebic County Fair area74.org. ness meeting, KC Hall, Iron- Paddlers, 2-5 p.m., Mercer Board, 5:30 p.m., fairgrounds. Government wood. Wednesday: Deep dish and gravy. School gymnasium. 715-776- Ironwood Economic Alcoholics Anonymous, pepperoni pizza, salad. Tuesday: Breakfast: Oat- 4588. Tuesday, Dec. 4 Development Corporation, 6:30 p.m., First Presbyterian Santa and Mrs. Claus, 3 to Thursday: Chicken meal; Lunch: Pizza dippers 10 a.m., meeting, Conference Church, Hurley. area74.org. 5 p.m., River Valley Bank. Gogebic County Veterans Room 1, second floor, Memori- Knights of Columbus patty on bun, cheese hash w/sauce. Movie: “The Polar Service Officer, 9:30-11:30 al Building, Ironwood. Council 1396, 6:30 p.m. busi- browns. Wednesday: Breakfast: Express,” 4 p.m., Historic a.m., Ironwood Memorial ness meeting, KC Hall, Iron- Ironwood Theatre. Building. 906-667-1110. Thursday, Dec. 6 wood. Friday: Cheese que- Blueberry pancakes; Holiday Open House, 5-6 Pickleball, 10 a.m.-noon, sadilla with fixings, fruit. Lunch: Ravioli, garlic Government p.m., Ironwood Carnegie Ironwood Memorial Building. Red Cross Blood Drive, 9 Bessemer Parks and Ewen-Trout Creek bread. Library. Alcoholics Anonymous, a.m.-2 p.m., Hurley Elemen- Recreation Commission, 2 Jack Frost Festival of noon, Salem Lutheran Church, tary School. p.m., City Hall, Bessemer. Monday: Spaghetti, Thursday: Breakfast: Lights Parade, 6 p.m., down- Ironwood. area74.org. Pickleball, 10 a.m.-noon., bread sticks. Bagel, cheese stick; Lunch: Ironwood Planning Com- town Ironwood. Ironwood Kiwanis Club, Ironwood Memorial Building. mission, 5 p.m., meeting, Tuesday: Hot ham and Chicken enchiladas, corn. Alcoholics Anonymous, 7 noon, Golden Dragon. Gogebic-Ontonagon Women’s Club Room, second cheese, corn. 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Parks & Trail Users Summit Christmas Concert, 2 p.m., Government Monday: Breakfast: Oat- tuce. Zion Lutheran Church, Iron- The public is invited to attend a recreation summit to be held meal rounds, yogurt cup; Thursday: Chicken faji- Iron County Board of wood. Health, 5:00 p.m., Iron Nugget at 5:00pm, Wednesday, December 12 in the Women’s Club Lunch: Escalloped pota- ta, fixings, pineapple. Mercer Health and Well- Restaurant. Room at the Ironwood City Hall (213 S. Marquette St). The toes, baked ham. Friday: Pizza, salad bar. ness Pickleball, 3-6 p.m., Wakefield Township Mercer Community Center. publis is encouraged to attend to provide input into the devel- Tuesday: Breakfast: Wakefield-Marenisco Board, 5:30 p.m., township opment of the City of Ironwood five year recreation plan. Tree of Love lighting, 4 hall. 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Department Walk-In Clinic, 8:30 a.m.-noon, health depart- on bun, oven fries. Monday: Wild rice hot Monday, Dec. 3 ment. Friday: Breakfast: dish, corn. Alcoholics Anonymous, Iron County Food Pantry, open meeting, noon, Salem Mighty muffins; Lunch: Tuesday: Chicken 9 a.m.-4 p.m., 72 Michigan $ Lutheran Church, Ironwood. Ave., Montreal, 715-561-4450. 2,999 Boscos w/sauce, broccoli, nuggets, French fries. area74.org. Alcoholics Anonymous, fruit. Wednesday: Nachos, DOVE Support Group, noon, Salem Lutheran Church, noon-2 p.m. 906-932-4990. Ironwood w/meat and cheese, refried Ironwood. area74.org. Ironwood-Hurley Rotary Monday: Chicken patty beans. Overeaters Anonymous, Club, 12:15 p.m., Elk and 5:30 p.m., All Saints Lutheran w/bun, potato wedges. Thursday: Turkey & Hound Restaurant, Ironwood. Church, Wakefield. Tuesday: Beefy cheesy gravy, mashed potato. Iron County Veterans Ser- Alcoholics Anonymous, 6 vice Officer, 1-3 p.m., Mercer, Cloverland Motors nachos, corn. Friday: Mac-n-cheese, p.m., Our Lady of Peace Wis., Town Hall. 715-561- 300 E. Cloverland Dr., (U.S. 2) • Ironwood, MI 49938 Catholic Church, Ironwood. Wednesday: Turkey and w/ham, peas, strawberry 2190. area74.org. 906-932-1202 www.cloverlandmotorsports.com gravy, mashed potatoes, cups. Mercer Health and Well- l 4 SATURDAY, DECEMBER 1, 2018 OPINION THE DAILY GLOBE • YOURDAILYGLOBE.COM DAILY GLOBE Midterms were solid Much of what I know about poli- out, too, but there just aren’t enough Sue Mizell, Publisher tics I learned from sports. If you of them. Rural voters too shifted left, want to know what’s going on in a helping to re-elect Montana Sen. Larry Holcombe, Managing Editor baseball game, for example, you’ve John Tester despite Trump’s several got to know not only the score, but campaign rallies there. They also the inning, number of outs, what helped defeat Trump “voter fraud” runners are on which bases, who’s Gene fraud Kris Kobach for Kansas gover- batting, who’s pitching, who’s on Lyons nor. Nationwide, congressional dis- In Their Opinion deck, and who’s warming in the tricts shifted an average of 8 percent- bullpen. I could go on. age points from Republicans to Air passengers Baseball’s endless complexity is Democrats. part of what serious fans love about Women voters voted Democratic, it. Some of us can be great bores on ton congressional seat and helped to yes. But minority and younger vot- demand safety the topic. But bear with me. Some- elect numerous Democrats down-bal- ers, the so-called Trump “resistance,” times, too, things get really simple lot. also turned out in great numbers. Airline passengers are demanding convincing and obvious to even the most casual Anyway, don’t look now, but Silver, who as a baseball analyst proof from Boeing Co. that all its planes are safe. observer. Texas could be a swing state. Also studies box scores and ponders Investigators are still piecing together what hap- It helps to understand the rules, Arizona. Maybe Georgia too. As I statistics – as I do not – warns pened on Oct. 29 when a Lion Air 737 MAX 8 jet and also to be able to count. write, Trump has hustled down to Democrats not to get cocky. Presi- plunged nose-down into the Java Sea. Chicago-based So I went to bed on election night Mississippi to haul a seg academy dents Clinton and Obama both lost Boeing insists its 737 MAX 8 is as safe as any other a few weeks ago somewhat puzzled. cheerleader across the finish line. the House in midterm elections and plane and blames pilot error for the crash. TV pundits were portraying early Mississippi! were subsequently re-elected. But he But when a jet takes a nose-dive into an ocean and results as pretty much a wash. (This This too: How did Hillary Clinton also thinks it’s clear that Trump’s 189 people are killed, reassurances from the corpo- is still the Trump administration’s, win 3 million more votes than “base alone will not be enough to rate flaks won’t suffice. Real questions demand full and therefore Fox News’, party line. Trump but lose in the Electoral Col- win a second term.” answers. I’m sure it’s also what they’re saying lege? By losing Pennsylvania, Michi- Flexibility helps, but a politician The single biggest question: Did flaws in the 737 on RT, the Russian state network.) gan and Wisconsin. Also, no Repub- can’t adjust if he refuses to admit MAX’s automated anti-stall technology – a prime fea- Were these characters watching lican has ever won the presidency error. Besides, my own suspicion is ture of this latest model of the popular 737 – con- the same scoreboard I was? Evident- without winning Ohio. All of these that one way or another, Trump tribute to the crash? ly not. results were on the scoreboard won’t be on the ballot come 2020. Investigators say it’s still “too early” to tell. But it’s Democrats were alleged to be before I turned in on election night. And what will congressional surely troubling that the new MCAS (Maneuvering demoralized by their seeming failure Nobody was saying so, but Presi- Democrats do with their newfound Characteristics Augmentation System), designed to to prevail in Texas, Florida and in dent Trump’s re-election chances power? I agree with Nancy Pelosi: automatically lower the aircraft’s nose when sensors the Georgia governor’s contest. No had taken a bad hit. Having cam- Investigate yes, impeach no. Not determine that a plane is ascending too quickly, doubt some were disappointed. Else- paigned nationwide calling the elec- without ironclad evidence, anyway. apparently kicked in erroneously and sent the plane where, the fact that Trumpism was tion a referendum on him, the presi- Leave that to Robert Mueller. plunging. taking a beating in Pennsylvania, dent had laid what baseball fans call Indeed, Leader Pelosi wrote a Even as the desperate pilots tried repeatedly – 26 Michigan, Wisconsin and the Ohio a goose egg. More like an ostrich Washington Post column on times – to pull it up. Senate contests wasn’t seen as terri- egg, actually. Democrats’ plans without mention- Was Boeing aware of this potential malfunction? If bly significant. Because it was Over the ensuing weeks, it’s ing the president’s name. She so, when did the company become aware? What expected, the fact that Democrats become even clearer how badly promised to “put an end to partisan steps did Boeing take to warn every airline that used were winning nearly every seriously things went for the GOP. Democrats gerrymandering” and “renew the the new jet? Was sufficient pilot training provided in contested congressional race from didn’t merely take back the House of Voting Rights Act,” to lower health how to deactivate the MCAS when necessary? east to west was also downplayed. Representatives. They did so, Nate care costs and runaway drug prices, Unions representing pilots for United, American And the California results hadn’t Silver points out, “with exceptionally to “rebuild the United States’ infras- and Southwest are sounding the alarm, claiming Boe- even come in yet. high turnout. Turnout is currently tructure, raise the minimum wage” ing didn’t provide enough information, though Boe- So let’s just take the big, simple estimated at 116 million voters, or and “advance common-sense, bipar- ing denies this. stuff first, OK? That Texas, Florida 49.4 percent of the voting-eligible tisan solutions to prevent gun vio- “The relevant function is described in the (flight and Georgia races were so competi- population. That’s an astounding lence.” crew operations manual, or FCOM), and we routine- tive was bad news for Trumpists. In number; only 83 million people Not if Sen. Mitch McConnell can ly engage customers about how to operate our air- Texas, charismatic Democrat Beto voted in 2014, by contrast. Demo- help it, of course, and he surely can. planes safely,” an internal memo from Boeing Presi- O’Rourke cut Sen. Ted Cruz’s margin cratic candidates for the House will But come 2020, Republicans will dent and CEO Dennis Muilenburg stated. of victory from 16 to 2.6 points. receive almost as many votes this have to answer to an engaged elec- Meanwhile, there are questions for Lion Air, too. Enthusiasm about his candidacy year as the 63 million that President torate again. Did Lion, the largest budget airline in Indonesia, drew much higher turnout among Trump received in 2016.” Gene Lyons can be reached by properly maintain its planes? Did it warn pilots of urban voters that helped flip a Hous- Trump’s rural white base turned email at [email protected]. the fatal flight that similar problems with the anti- stall technology had occurred with this plane before? Today in history spite of ourselves.” Were all Lion Air pilots trained in how to override In 1941, Japan’s Emperor the MCAS? Hirohito approved waging war Investigators suspect there were problems on all By The Associated Press against the United States, Today’s Highlight in History Britain and the Netherlands these fronts. after his government rejected For our safety and their reputations, Boeing and On Dec. 1, 1955, Rosa Parks, a black seamstress, U.S. demands contained in the Lion Air had better put it all out there. was arrested after refusing to Hull Note. –Chicago Sun-Times give up her seat to a white man In 1942, during World War on a Montgomery, Alabama, II, nationwide gasoline city bus; the incident sparked a rationing went into effect in the year-long boycott of the buses United States; the goal was not by blacks. so much to save on gas, but to Today’s Birthdays On this date conserve rubber (as in tires) Actor-director Woody Allen is 83. World Golf Hall of Famer In 1824, the presidential that was desperately needed Lee Trevino is 79. Singer Dianne Lennon (The Lennon Sisters) election was turned over to the for the war effort. is 79. Country musician Casey Van Beek (The Tractors) is 76. U.S. House of Representatives In 1952, the New York Daily News ran a front-page story on Television producer David Salzman is 75. Rock singer-musi- when a deadlock developed In 1989, Soviet President wife, Mary Jo Buttafuoco. Christine Jorgensen’s sex- cian Eric Bloom (Blue Oyster Cult) is 74. Rock musician John between John Quincy Adams, Mikhail S. Gorbachev met with (Fisher served seven years.) reassignment surgery with the Densmore (The Doors) is 74. Actress-singer Bette Midler is Andrew Jackson, William H. Pope John Paul II at the Vati- In 1997, a 14-year-old boy headline, “Ex-GI Becomes 73. Singer Gilbert O’Sullivan is 72. Former child actor Keith Crawford and Henry Clay. can. opened fire on a prayer circle Blonde Beauty”. Thibodeaux (TV: “I Love Lucy”) is 68. Actor Treat Williams is (Adams ended up the winner.) In 1990, British and French at Heath High School in West In 1965, an airlift of 67. Country singer Kim Richey is 62. Actress Charlene Tilton In 1862, President Abra- workers digging the Channel Paducah, Kentucky, killing refugees from Cuba to the ham Lincoln sent his Second Tunnel between their countries three fellow students and is 60. Actress-model Carol Alt is 58. Actor Jeremy Northam is United States began in which Annual Message to Congress, finally met after knocking out a wounding five; the shooter is 57. Actress Katherine LaNasa is 52. Producer-director Andrew thousands of Cubans were in which he called for the aboli- passage in a service tunnel. serving a life sentence. Adamson is 52. Actor Nestor Carbonell is 51. Actress Golden allowed to leave their home- tion of slavery, and went on to In 1992, a judge in Mineola, In 2004, Tom Brokaw Brooks is 48. Actress-comedian Sarah Silverman is 48. Actor land. say, “Fellow-citizens, we can New York, sentenced Amy signed off for the last time as Ron Melendez is 46. Contemporary Christian singer Bart Mil- In 1969, the U.S. govern- not escape history. We of this Fisher to 5 to 15 years in principal anchor of the “N-B-C lard (MIL’-urd) is 46. Actor-writer-producer David Hornsby is ment held its first draft lottery Congress and this Administra- prison for shooting and seri- Nightly News”; he was suc- 43. Singer Sarah Masen is 43. Rock musician Brad Delson since World War II. tion will be remembered in ously wounding her lover’s ceeded by Brian Williams. (Linkin Park) is 41. Actor Nate Torrence is 41. Rock/Christian music singer-songwriter Mat Kearney is 40. Rock musician Mika Fineo (Filter) is 37. Actor Riz Ahmed (Film: “Rogue One: Letters serving as Auxiliary Treasurer for the sister. Both would meet their Maker A Star Wars Story”) is 36. Actor Charles Michael Davis is 34. VFW for many years. Dora cared within a week of one another. R&B singer-actress Janelle Monae is 33. Actress Ashley Monique Clark is 30. Pop-rock-rap singer Tyler Joseph (Twen- about everyone here and was loved Dora, Ruth and I enjoyed taking ty One Pilots) is 30. Actress Zoe Kravitz is 30. Pop singer Nico Dora Rastello will be missed by all who knew her. She was helpful, small trips to the Konteka, VFW, Sereba (Nico & Vinz) is 28. Actor Jackson Nicoll is 15. caring and sincere and sent cards, American Legion, Tacconellis the I first met Dora Rastello in June gifts, messages and lotto tickets to Dairy Queen and Pit Stop, and just 1993 as a school board Election numerous people over the years, driving the streets of Bessemer. Ruth Chairperson. We have been close One year ago today: Retired general Michael Flynn, who while delivering treats to those in car- offered encouragement on many of served as President Donald Trump’s first national security ever since, as she has filled a very spe- ing facilities. Dora’s difficult days the past eight adviser, pleaded guilty to lying to the FBI about reaching out to cial role in my heart as friend and the Russians on Trump’s behalf; he said members of the pres- If I didn’t call Dora for a day or months. Dora suffered greatly, but confidant and taught me life is best two, she would call me. Some after- her mind was sharp as she prayed for ident’s inner circle had, at times, directed his contacts. (Sen- when you care for others. tencing is scheduled for Dec. 18, 2018.) The president dis- noons we met at her home to just talk. God to take her. Dora loved me so missed as “fake news” reports that he wanted to oust Secre- Dora invited me to her home every Dora loved her God and for the much and I am a much richer man tary of State Rex Tillerson. (Trump replaced Tillerson with CIA July 4th where I first her husband, majority of life attended Mass. She because of her. Director Mike Pompeo in March, 2018.) Charlie, son, Jimmy, brother, Reno, was first confined to Gogebic Medical Dora’s life was an ongoing exam- and Reno’s wife, Becky. She provided in 2011, then again in 2015. Dora ple of goodness and love, caring and us pasties, coleslaw and always a reminded me of Mother Theresa, sharing. They say a person is mea- Thought for Today birthday cake to celebrate Becky and small in stature, having little material- sured by their friends and Dora had “The only people who attain power are those who my birthdays. crave it.” ly but giving everything of herself to many, may her soul rest in peace. Dora loved Bessemer and stayed others. She worked to assist brother Al Gaiss —Erich Kastner, German author and poet home all of her life. She took pride in (1899-1974) Reno attend college as his loving big Bessemer

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The The Bible being auctioned was tion “out of most childish superstitions.” avoided giving simple answers, famous physicist was constantly a gift from Einstein and his wife, respect for her Christie’s books and and like most human beings his questioned about his religious Elsa, to Harriet Hamilton, an religion.” manuscripts specialist Peter Klar- feelings about spirituality varied beliefs during his lifetime. employee of the couple. The The letter net said the letter, which carries a over time,” Isaacson said. “Some- Two Einstein artifacts being leatherette-bound English-lan- Christie’s is presale estimate of $1 million to times he expressed himself in auctioned in New York could con- guage Bible is inscribed in Ger- selling was $1.5 million, is notable for its more spiritual terms and some- tain clues to the spiritual beliefs man by Einstein and is expected written the bluntness. “Here he is actually times he was more of a debunker of the 20th century’s best-known to sell for $200,000 to $300,000, year before quite blunt in what he says,” Klar- of religion.” thinker. Sotheby’s is auctioning a said Cassandra Hatton, a special- E i n s t e i n ’ s net said. “The word ‘God’ is a As Isaacson recounts in the Bible Friday in which Einstein ist in books and manuscripts at 1955 death product of human weakness.” book, everyone from clerics to Albert Einstein inscribed in 1932: “This book is Sotheby’s. and was Both items have come up for children quizzed Einstein about an inexhaustible source of living Hatton said it’s hard to recon- addressed to auction before. The Bible sold for his religious views. A New York wisdom and consolation.” cile the description of the Bible as Eric Gutkind, $68,500 at Bonham’s in New York rabbi sent a telegram demanding, Christie’s, meanwhile, is auc- a source of “living wisdom” with a philosopher who had written a in 2013 and the letter to Gutkind “Do you believe in God? Stop. tioning a 1954 letter on Tuesday the harsher view of religion that book about Jewish spirituality sold for $404,000 at Bloomsbury Answer paid. 50 words.” Einstein in which Einstein declared, “The Einstein expressed elsewhere. and the pursuit of science. Auctions in London in 2008. answered, “I believe in Spinoza’s word God is for me nothing more “It’s possible that this gift was Einstein wrote in German that Walter Isaacson, author of the God, who reveals himself in the than the expression and product given to someone who was quite while he “gladly” belonged to the 2007 biography “Einstein: His Life lawful harmony of all that exists, of human weaknesses, the Bible a religious,” Hatton said. 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MICHIGAN souri). E5104 Margaret St. COVINGTON United Methodist. Sunday, 10:30 a.m.; men’s and ladies’ Community Church IRONWOOD Saturday Night Alive, 5:30 Bethany Lutheran. Sun- 9 a.m., Contemporary worship, Bible study, Wednesday, 6 (Presbyterian). Sunday, 9:30 Apostolic Lutheran. 326 p.m.; Sunday Bible Study, day worship, 11 a.m. 7 p.m. p.m. a.m. W. Aurora. Sunday, 9:30 a.m. 10:15 a.m., Sunday worship, 9 Trinity Lutheran (Mis- PAYNESVILLE WHITE PINE Episcopal. Saturday: Epis- Sunday School, 10 a.m. Bible a.m. souri). M-28. Sunday worship, Our Saviour Lutheran St. Jude Catholic. Sun- copal Eucharist, 5 p.m. at Study, 10:45 a.m. worship, Wesley United Methodist. 9 a.m. (ELCA). Rotating every third day: confessions, 10:30 a.m., Community Presbyterian Wednesday Bible Study, 7 p.m. 500 E. McLeod. Sunday, adult EWEN Sunday, 11 a.m. Part of New Mass, 11 a.m. Church, U.S. 51. Assembly of God. 2100 E. Bible study, 9:30 a.m., service, First Lutheran (ELCA). Evangelical Parish. call 906- Community United Our Lady Queen of Peace Cloverland Drive. worship, 10 11 a.m.; Kids Club, Wednes- Rotating every third Sunday, 11 988-2594. Methodist. Sunday, worship, Catholic. Masses: Sunday, 8 a.m. day after school. ironwoodwes- a.m. Wednesday, children’s RAMSAY 8:45 a.m., youth group, 5 p.m.; a.m., Wednesday, 5:15 p.m., First Presbyterian. 300 E. leyumc.org. Bible school, 3:30. Part of New Cornerstone Christian. Monday, Kids Club, after Thursday, 8:30 a.m., Saturday, Aurora, Ironwood. Sunday Woodland Church (BGC). Evangelical Parish. call 906- Sunday worship, 9:30 a.m., school. 6 p.m. worship, 9 a.m., fellowship to N10234 Curry St., Sunday 988-2594. children’s church, following WISCONSIN MELLEN follow. Bible study, 9 a.m.; worship, 10 Sacred Heart Catholic. worship; Revelation (young HURLEY Congregational United Immanuel Lutheran (Mis- a.m.; fellowship to follow. 906- Sunday Mass 9 a.m. adults), meets second and First Presbyterian. Sun- Church of Christ. Sunday, souri). Little Girl’s Point, Satur- 932-1102 or woodlandcc.org. United Methodist. Sunday fourth Sundays at 6 p..m. day, 9:30 a.m. worship, Sun- 10:45 a.m. day worship, 3 p.m. BERGLAND worship, noon. Communion, Grace Open Fellowship. 9 day school and nursery. Holy Rosary Catholic. Jehovah’s Witnesses. Calvary Baptist (Funda- first Sunday. a.m., worship, 9:30 a.m.; Havenwood Baptist. 501 Tuesday, 8 a.m.; Saturday, 8 Superior Street. Sunday public mental). Sunday, 11 a.m.; GREENLAND Wednesday, Bible study, Copper St. Sunday school, 10 a.m.; Sunday Mass, 9 a.m.; talk, 9:30 a.m., Watchtower Wednesday prayer service, 7 United Methodist. Sunday prayer meeting, 6:30 p.m. a.m., services, 11 a.m., lunch first Friday Mass, 6:30 p.m.; study, 10:30 a.m. p.m. worship, 11:40 a.m. ROCKLAND and afternoon service follow- first Wednesday, 10:30 a.m., Lighthouse Faith Center. St. Ann Catholic. Sunday, Greenland Seventh-day St. Mary’s Catholic. Satur- ing. 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Sunday worship, MANITOWISH WATERS ings, call 906-932-2211. l THE DAILY GLOBE • YOURDAILYGLOBE.COM AREA / NATION SATURDAY, DECEMBER 1, 2018 7 Mueller considers new charges for Obituaries ex-Trump campaign chairman Joan Wrege WASHINGTON (AP) – Former ginia counts and Manafort faces up to five years in OSHKOSH, Wis. – Joan Wrege, 79, of Oshkosh, Trump campaign chairman Paul convicted Man- prison on each charge in his plea formerly of Bessemer, Mich., passed away Thursday, Manafort may face additional charges afort on eight oth- agreement. He is also set to be sen- Nov. 22, 2018, surrounded by her family at Aurora after lawyers in the special counsel’s ers. tenced in Virginia in February. Medical Center in Oshkosh. Russia investigation said he lied to Trump is facing Trump has spent recent weeks A celebration of her life will be at noon Saturday, them and broke his plea agreement, continued ques- casting Mueller’s team as hell-bent on Dec. 8, at Poklasny Funeral Home, 870 W. South prosecutors said Friday. tions about destroying the lives of those in the Park, Oshkosh, officiated by William Urbrock of The latest development in Man- whether he might president’s orbit. Armed with infor- Oshkosh, retired professor of reli- afort’s case comes at a time of public pardon Manafort. mation passed along by Manafort’s gious studies at the University of activity in special counsel Robert At the same time, attorneys to the president’s legal Mueller’s investigation. Prosecutors he is playing down team, Trump has accused prosecu- Wisconsin-Oshkosh. A visitation Paul with the family will be from 11 a.m. obtained a guilty plea from President Manafort the significance of tors of dirty tactics and pressuring Donald Trump’s longtime legal fixer the guilty plea of witnesses to lie. until the time of the service. Please on Thursday and appear to be lining his former lawyer, Trump’s lawyers’ arrangement share messages, memories or pho- up charges against another Trump Michael Cohen, for lying to Congress. with Manafort’s lawyers was unusual tos at fissbillspoklasnyfuneral- supporter. None of the recent moves by because it continued after he pleaded home.com. The prospect of new charges adds Mueller has definitively answered the guilty to two felony charges and Donations and memorials can to the legal peril of Manafort, the one- question of whether Trump or his agreed to cooperate with the prosecu- be made to St. Jude Children’s time political consultant who already associates coordinated with Russian tors. Trump’s legal team also has Research Hospital. Joan Wrege faces years in prison after being con- interference in the 2016 presidential received help from Corsi. He told The Joan was born on Dec. 24, 1938, 1938 — 2018 victed of financial fraud crimes in campaign. And they don’t directly Associated Press that while in contact in Wabeno, Wis., to the late Joseph Virginia and pleading guilty to con- accuse the president of any criminal with Mueller’s team, he directed his spiracy counts in Washington. wrongdoing or indicate that the pres- lawyer to informally share informa- and Marion (Peterson) Buchko. She grew up in U.S. District Judge Amy Berman ident faces legal jeopardy. tion with Trump’s attorneys, includ- Bessemer on a farm. After graduating from high Jackson set a tentative sentencing But Trump has continually sur- ing Jay Sekulow. school, she worked for the telephone company in date of March 5 as prosecutors plan faced in Mueller’s investigation, with Sekulow also received the draft the Milwaukee area for many years, before retiring to disclose next week what they references to him in Cohen’s plea on plea documents a couple of weeks as a supervisor from Ameritech in 1991 and eventu- believe are the lies Manafort told Thursday and in a draft plea offer ago. The legal team alerted the Justice ally moving back to Bessemer. since pleading guilty in September extended to conservative writer and Department but privately was put off Survivors include her son, Richard (Louise) and agreeing to cooperate with the conspiracy theorist Jerome Corsi and by a reference to Trump in the docu- Wrege, of St. Joseph, Mich.; two grandsons, Blake investigation. made public this week. ment. Wrege, of Sacramento, Calif., and Chad Wrege, of St. Manafort’s lawyers, who deny that Trump has expressed sympathy Corsi, who rejected the plea deal, Joseph; two sisters, Barbara Ghellar, of Oshkosh, Manafort lied, will have an opportu- for Manafort, Corsi and his longtime has said he expects to be charged by and Claudette (Clyde) Taivalmaa, of Ironwood, nity to respond and a judge is expect- confidant Roger Stone, telling The Mueller with lying to investigators as ed to hear arguments before deciding New York Post this week that they part of the probe’s scrutiny of Wik- Mich.; two brothers, Joseph (Becky) Buchko, of whether he breached his plea deal. were “very brave” for resisting the iLeaks and whether he or Stone had Wakefield, Mich., and Gerald (Mary) Buchko, of Prosecutor Andrew Weissmann Mueller investigation. He said a par- advance knowledge of the group’s Canada; a sister-in-law, Barbara (William) Urbrock, told the judge that prosecutors had don for Manafort, who has denied release of thousands of hacked of Oshkosh; and many nieces, nephews, cousins not yet decided whether to file new lying to investigators, wasn’t “off the emails stolen from Clinton campaign and friends. charges against Manafort for the table.” chairman John Podesta. Mueller and She was preceded in death by a brother, Ronald alleged lies, saying, “That determina- That prospect of a pardon has U.S. intelligence agencies have said Buchko. tion has not been made yet.” drawn criticism, including from Russia was the source of the material The same is true of whether they’ll Mark Warner, the top Democrat on provided to WikiLeaks. pursue the 10 felony counts they dis- the Senate intelligence committee Both Corsi and Stone have denied Ann Yelich Mac Vicar missed in Virginia or others they who said it would be a “complete having any contact with WikiLeaks planned to drop in Washington as abuse of power” and could prompt or having any foreknowledge of its LAGUNA NIGUEL, Calif. – Ann Yelich Mac Vicar, part of the plea deal, Weissmann congressional action against the pres- plans. Corsi also denies making false 87, passed away from natural causes on Nov. 19, said. Jurors deadlocked on those Vir- ident. statements to investigators. 2018, after living her most recent 20 years in Laguna Niguel. She had lived in Ironwood, Shooting of neighbor brings murder charges against officer Mich., through high school. She is survived by her husband, Bruce; DALLAS (AP) – A white Allison said after the where her unit was located, the shooting sparked out- her siblings, Louis Yelich, Veronica former Dallas police officer announcement. “He didn’t according to an affidavit pre- rage and led many to ques- Uzelac and Bernice Martinez; and was indicted on murder deserve it. He was seated in pared by the Texas Rangers. tion Guyger’s account. Crit- numerous nieces and nephews. charges Friday, nearly his own apartment.” She said she got to what ics, including Jean’s family, Her funeral Mass will be held on three months after she Guyger was arrested on she thought was her apart- also wondered why it took Dec. 4, at 10 a.m., at St. Timothy fatally shot an unarmed a manslaughter charge ment – Jean’s was directly three days for Guyger to be Catholic Church in Laguna Niguel. black neighbor whose three days after the Sept. 6 above hers – and found the charged, why she was not Ann Yelich apartment she said she shooting, prompting criti- door ajar. She opened it to taken into custody immedi- Ann was a light to all who knew Mac Vicar entered by mistake, believ- cism that the original find a figure standing in ately after the shooting and her and therefore much loved. ing it to be her own. charge was too lenient. But the darkness. She said she whether race played a fac- Funeral arrangements are being handled by O’Con- Amber Guyger told fel- Johnson said at the time pulled her gun and fired tor in her decision to use nor Mortuary. Online remembrances may be left at low officers that she that the grand jury could twice after the person deadly force. oconnormortuary.com. opened fire when Botham upgrade the charges, which ignored her commands. Jean appeared in the dark- it did Friday. Guyger has since been ness. “When you look at the fired from the department, Jean’s relatives joined facts of this case, we and Jean’s family has filed Dallas County District thought that it was murder a lawsuit against Guyger Attorney Faith Johnson for all along,” Johnson said. and the city of Dallas. The the announcement of the After finishing her shift, federal suit argues that charges. 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We Coast Guard Authorization Act of 2017, and cost Great Lakes communities more Flanagan said the bill, however, pre- applaud their work to protect the Great which will change how ballast water and than $200 million each year,” she said. empts states from adopting standards that Lakes,” she said. incidental discharges from ships are regu- Vessels that operate solely within the are stronger than federal law, which in the Current regulations and state rules will lated. Great Lakes, known as lakers, move aquat- past has been an important tool for states remain in place until the new federal Ballast water discharged from ocean- ic invasive species around the lakes once in the Great Lakes region. rules are implemented under the legisla- going ships is the most common pathway they arrive. 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Upper Peninsula Michigan Department of Natural Resources Oct. 21-Nov. 3 Gogebic County Michigan DNR conservation officer Zach Painter was on patrol in Gogebic County, near Wakefield, when he noticed black smoke in the air. Painter located the source of the smoke, which was two people burning a shed. He identified the two subjects and confirmed that one of them had a misdemeanor warrant out of Gogebic County. Painter placed the subject into custody and incarcerated him in the Gogebic County Jail at Bessemer. The fire was put out and Painter informed both people on the correct way to dispose of the shed. Ontonagon County CO Zach Painter was at his residence when he received a call from U.S. Forest Service officer Josh Lopac requesting assistance with a medical call in Ontonagon County. Painter and Lopac located a diabetic man on an old For- est Service road. The man had very little energy after he had gotten his vehicle stuck on a berm and could not dig himself out. The officers transported him to the nearest good road where he was given further medical attention. Northern Wisconsin Todd Schaller, chief conservation warden for the WDNR, said wardens are investigating deer poaching in Price Coun- ty. Around 60 deer were targeted by two adults and a group of 13 juveniles in separate incidents around the same area. DNR conservation warden Joe Paul said the two adults ran over around 15 deer with a vehicle, and they also shined and killed 18 deer with a spotlight. The killings were mostly around Ogema and Prentice. Some deer were harvested for meat, but others were left behind in fields. He said the agency also seized a vehicle used to poach deer after repeated violations. Ice is forming on lakes across the state, but wardens remind people that no ice is safe and that early season ice Submitted photo conditions vary greatly from one water body to another. THE RED Brush Gang’s buckpole fills rapidly. Ice levels in the far north have reached 3 to 4 inches and ice anglers have begun to venture out. Trout Lake in Vilas County froze this week, but not with thick enough ice to support anglers yet. Scouting pays off with 10-pointer There seems to be a strong population of bobcats this year in the Flambeau River State Forest. Their prey, snow- Hello friends: shoe hares, cottontail rabbits and rodents are also well popu- This week’s column is about the first weekend of deer lated. camp for the Red Brush Gang as we hunted public land Bird feeder watchers report many of the standard in northern Juneau County under very difficult condi- species now, like woodpeckers, nuthatches, chickadees and goldfinches, in addition to a few specialties such as pine tions. siskins statewide, evening grosbeaks up north, and the occa- Friday, Nov. 16 sional common redpoll. High 34, low 25 Snowy owls have made their way back into the state. Last night 18 members of the Red Brush Gang came Numbers so far are lower than this time last year, but still to camp and had a “hooray its deer camp get-together.” higher than average. This morning I took my 17-year-old daughter, Selina, to A rufous hummingbird in Rock County finally departed on school at Necedah High School and then headed to the Nov. 27, this after several rufous hummers were pho- tographed through mid-November as far north as Vilas Coun- Necedah National Wildlife Refuge, where I did a 2.2-mile ty. This species is a rare but regular and often late-season hike to where Selina and I would be hunting the next migrant through the state. morning. Spring is a long way off, but don't forget the spring turkey Last Sunday, Selina and I put out two trail cameras and 2019 bear application is due by Dec. 10. and today both had multiple buck pictures on them, and one had a great picture of what appeared to be a 10- pointer. Saturday, Nov. 17 Walker signs High 31, low 17 Before I go any further, I want to mention what was probably the most important subject for this group of up to 25 hip-boot hunters, the dreaded half ice. catfish rules Half ice does not support your body weight, but is Emergency rules estab- while providing opportuni- tough to break through and can be dangerous and a real lishing bag limits, season ties for harvest. pain in the behind to negotiate. dates and other regulations The emergency regula- Anyway, today I watched night become day for the for harvesting catfish with tions do not affect the cat- 48th gun-deer opener in a row in this neck of the a bow, crossbow or by fish hook and line season. woods, and though I did not see a deer, it was epic, as I hand are now in place The regulations include: spent 11 hours in a tree going down memory lane. while Wisconsin Depart- –No size limit and a My brother, Mike, was about two miles away and ment of Natural Resources daily bag limit of one for taught everyone the fact that when you think you hit a staff complete a compan- flathead catfish and five for buck, you keep looking. ion permanent rule. channel catfish harvested Mike shot at what would be a seven-pointer, was cer- The rules were signed with a bow and arrow, tain that he hit it and after two hours of looking, found by Gov. Scott Walker earli- crossbow or by hand; his buck. Submitted photo THE 10-POINTER showed up on a trail camera. er this week following –A season for taking Meanwhile about four miles away and one long trek approval in November by catfish by hand that runs into half ice country, my life-long buddy, Doug Cibulka, the Natural Resources June 1-Aug. 31, and a bow- their gang. was hunting with his 20-year-old son, Derek. Board, the policymaking fishing season that runs They were setting up a drive and in a way I was in Both the Cibulkas filled their tags by 8 a.m. with a board for the DNR. concurrent with the rough the middle of it. On public land, this is a touchy subject, fork for Derek and an eight-pointer for Doug. Lawmakers legalized fish bowfishing (spearing) but what was I to do? I was only 400 yards from where I Out of 18 of us, that is all that we harvested, but that alternative methods of har- season. had been all weekend and was going to sit until dark. is our average for day one. vesting catfish in 2017 Act –Equipment restric- Selina was also only 400 yards away and they had to Tonight at camp, I was exhausted and knew that I 297 and these rules seek to tions for taking catfish by walk by her. had to move my stand after the early morning hunt, as provide opportunities for hand. Ropes, hooks, gaffs, Things got a little crazy now, but they kicked up three the half ice was keeping the deer out of my area. harvest while helping pro- artificial nets or spawning deer and the first was shot by another hunter. The sec- I only slept for about 90 minutes and came up with tect the fish during spawn- boxes, or breathing devices ond was one of the biggest bucks I have ever seen in the my plan. ing and overwintering sea- such as snorkeling or scuba woods. I did not even aim at this deer and let it pass. Sunday, Nov. 18 sons, according to Bradd gear may not be used. This deer was also shot. High 21, low 9 Sims, DNR fisheries biolo- –A prohibition on com- The third deer that came by was a 10-pointer that was It was very cold when I said goodbye and good luck gist. mercial harvest of catfish smaller than the first deer, but a dandy. I sent it to heav- to Selina at the base of her tree at 5:30 this morning. “While we haven’t heard with bow, crossbow or by en in half ice hell and it was probably the most unique I hiked another half mile to my tree and sat in it until of a lot of anglers using hand. situation that I have ever killed a buck in. 9 p.m. and did not see a deer and was confident that I these alternate fishing The rule also provides When Selina and I got back to camp two hours after needed to move to drier land and had picked out my methods, we wanted to that on waters with special dark, we had the buck that would win this year’s Red tree the day before. have rules in place for size limits or season clo- Brush Gang buck contest and one heck of a Sunday Hauling a pack, stand, climbing sticks and a rifle all when the fish start over- sures, anglers harvesting night party took place. in one trip in half ice is crazy frustrating. When I got to wintering because they are catfish by bow, crossbow P.S. To add to this experience, the buck I harvested the tree I planned on hunting, I saw two men walking particularly vulnerable at or by hand will follow was the one in the trail camera pic. and talked to one of them. this time,” Sims said. those special regulations in Sunset (Mark Walters) The guys I talked to are good guys, as is the rest of Catfish will soon be addition to the established moving into deep pools daily bag limits for bow, where they’ll congregate crossbow and hand fishing Study says nature watching increases 20 percent over the winter in large seasons. groups. The fish are quite DNR staff members will The number of wildlife watchers bird watchers to put out feeders and Department of Natural Resources lethargic, adding to their conduct monitoring efforts increased 20 percent nationally consider reporting the birds they conservation biologist and monitor- vulnerability to harvest. for catfishing to under- from 2011 to 2016, with birds being observe, state bird experts say. ing coordinator for the Wisconsin Meredith Penthorn, stand impacts on catfish the overwhelming favorite and most “Winter is a great time to watch Bird Conservation Initiative. fisheries policy specialist, populations. often observed at backyard feeders, birds and to contribute to bird sci- Brady saids high energy said establishing appropri- They will also develop a according to a federal outdoor ence and management by reporting demands and fewer natural foods ate regulations for taking voluntary creel system to recreation survey. the birds you see at your feeder,” make winter feeding an opportunity catfish will help protect the shed light on bow, cross- Now is the time for Wisconsin says Ryan Brady, of Ashland, a to help birds. fish during spawning and bow and hand harvesting overwintering seasons, of catfish. l THE DAILY GLOBE • YOURDAILYGLOBE.COM SPORTS SATURDAY, DECEMBER 1, 2018 9 Revoyr scores 45 to push Ironwood past Bayfield By JASON JUNO and we were looking to [email protected] focus inside because our IRONWOOD – The Red outside shots weren’t Devils didn’t need a half- falling,” Revoyr said. court buzzer beater to win Ironwood appeared to Friday night. But they did be on its way to the expect- need a career night from ed lopsided victory with a Griffen Revoyr. strong start to the second The versatile 6-4 senior half by – who else? – led Ironwood with 45 Revoyr, who also happened points to will the Devils to to pick a good night to a 71-58 win over a Bayfield score 45 as a Northland team that wouldn’t go away College assistant coach was in the Indianhead Confer- in the stands. ence favorite’s house. Revoyr scored the first Nobody else scored seven points, first on two more than eight points for free throws, then with a 3- Ironwood, and for this one point play and ending with night, nobody else needed a 3 that put Ironwood up to. 44-29. “I told Griff, ‘Thank “He’s a good senior heavens we had you leader, scorer, he’s been tonight,’” Ironwood coach doing it for a long time and Pete Lewinski said. he’s smart. He took advan- Revoyr, the Devils’ tage of our disadvantages,” returning All-U.P. Second Bayfield coach Dean Cook Teamer, wasn’t mentioned said. “He followed his shot, in recently released discus- got fouled a lot and made a sions of the top players in lot of free throws. Just an the Upper Peninsula. He excellent player.” will be in that discussion Bayfield was persistent now after Friday night’s big and pulled to as close as game. four, 61-57, with about 4:15 “Griff did outstanding left, when Madosin Barn- tonight,” Lewinski said. ingham made one of Bay- “He can score taking the field’s nine 3s. ball to the hole. He’s a good But Ironwood ended the offensive rebounder. He game on a 10-1 run to final- Jason Juno/Daily Globe can hit the 3. He’s an ly dispatch the Trollers. It IRONWOOD’S GRIFFEN Revoyr (44) shoots Friday night against Bayfield at the John Krznarich Gym in Ironwood. inside-outside player.” was a comfortable 13-point Revoyr scored 45 points. He went 15 of 17 at the margin at the end without free throw line, made 12 2s the excitement of Tuesday Bayfield is a young team was tough for Ironwood to LaGrew (three). ski said. “Another good test and hit a pair of 3s. night’s halfcourt buzzer who was missing its best stop the penetration of “People knock down 3s for us.” “My teammates were beater by Jacob Joki to beat player in 6-3 center Lindy Phillip LaPointe and the 3- like they were tonight, and feeding me on the drives Bessemer. LaPointe. Cook expects point shooting of Barning- for our offense, we don’t him back in a week or so. It ham (four) and Cameron hit, and it’s a game,” Lewin- DEVILS — page 10 Midgettes lose on buzzer beater in overtime WASHBURN, Wis. – Hurley missed eight games,” Hurley coach Jim Kivisto said. “We “She drove to the left side and hit it off the Lexi Barningham had 18. free throws in the final minute and lost 50-49 had a chance in both regulation and overtime board,” Kivisto said. “It wasn’t an easy shot, Hurley (1-2, 0-1) hosts Northland Pines in overtime on a buzzer beater by Wash- and we just let it slip away. We have to make we had three girls there, but she had the Tuesday night. Hurley — Kylee Hewitt 11, Ally Rye 9, Hailey Edyvean 14, Olivia France 9, Mahra burn’s Skyla Dalbec Friday night. free throws at the end, we have to play smart momentum and she hit it off the board. It was Wick 3, Olivia Harma 1, Briana Saari 2. FTs: 4-16. Fouls: 20. Fouled out: Wick. 3- The MIdgettes led their Indianhead Con- defense and not foul. That will come in time. a good shot.” pointers: France 1. Washburn — Lexi Barningham 18, Skyla Dalbec 21, Rachel Niemi 5, Sierra ference opener 49-44 with a minute left but We’re young, this will all help us in the end.” Hailey Edyvean led Hurley with 14 points Adams 4, S. Tenney 2. FTs: 11-17. Fouls: 20. Fouled out: Adams. 3-pointers: Bari- couldn’t hang on. Hurley missed a free throw with seven sec- and Kylee Hewitt had 11. gan 3, Dalbec 1, Adams 1. Hurley 20 44 49 “We just need to learn how to finish onds left, setting up Dalbec’s game-winner. Dalbec paced Washburn with 21 points. Washburn 14 44 50 GCC men, women fall at Central Lakes Drummond, Griffin lead Pistons to BRAINERD, Minn. – The Lady – – – Samsons were outscored 22-4 in the BRAINERD, Minn. – The Sam- third quarter and lost 68-46 at Cen- sons fell 97-63 at Central Lakes Fri- 107-88 rout of Bulls tral Lakes Friday night. day night. DETROIT (AP) – The Detroit Pistons had coach Dwane Casey said. "He didn't really start “They played us man in the first “We competed against a good every reason to look past Friday night's game working out until July, and he didn't have any half and went to a zone in the sec- team,” GCC coach Dennis Mackey against the Chicago Bulls. contact until training camp. He's not going to be ond half and it looked like we had said. “We were down 80-61 with a The Bulls were coming in with a 4-17 record, at full speed until Christmas or New Year's." never seen a zone before, which is little over four minutes remaining. having lost four in a row, and Detroit was to host Detroit also got big nights from their two post odd because we had seen a zone in The guys probably ran out of gas at the Golden State Warriors one night later. To players as they won their fourth straight game. six of the previous nine games,” that point.” make that matchup even more distracting, the Andre Drummond had 19 points and 19 GCC coach Mark Movrich said. Jacob Suzik and Nuradean Adam Warriors expected Stephen Curry to return to the rebounds and Griffin added 20 points and 10 Gogebic also struggled on the both had 12 points to lead GCC. lineup on Saturday. rebounds. offensive glass. Chris Buckley led Central Lakes But the Pistons kept their focus. Reggie Jack- Casey was able to use his reserves for most of Bailey Froberg returned from with 22 points. son set the early tone with eight points in the first the fourth quarter, but he wasn't worried about injury and led Gogebic with 17 GCC (0-8) plays at Lake Superior four minutes, and Detroit never trailed in a 107- fatigue against the Warriors. points. Airianna White had 14. College in Duluth, Minn., today at 4 88 victory. "Energy isn't usually a problem when you are GCC (5-5) plays at Lake Superior p.m. "We have to play with urgency every night," playing that team at home," he said. "They are the GCC — Nuradean Adam 12, Shamon Shinal 8, Nate Dray 9, College in Duluth today at 6 p.m. Jacob Suzik 12, Ben Bogczyk 4, Brayden Tomes 5, Shane Cole 3, Blake Griffin said. "We can't worry about if we're champs and they've got a ton of talent, especially GCC — Haley Grover 7, Don’Nikka Patterson 2, Bailey Froberg Bailey Ribich 7, Luke Zielinski 3. FTs: 8-8. Fouls: 16. Fouled out: 17, Airianna White 14, Aiyana Nickel 4, Maddy Cronkright 2. FTs: None. 3-pointers: Adam 4, Dray 3, Suzik 2, Tomes 1, Cole 1, playing the next night or who we might be play- with Steph coming back." 8-15. Fouls: 17. Fouled out: White. 3-pointers: White 4, Froberg 3, Ribich 1, Zielinski 1. Grover 1. ing. We have to go out there and win the game Wendall Carter scored a career-high 28 points Central Lakes — Chris Buckley 22, Malik Kelly 3, T.J. Kornbaum Central Lakes — Kelsie Weite 3, Liz Anderson 5, Sam Schimpp 8, Al-Jureau Ray 5, Avis Gilbert 15, Josh Arnold 4, Jai’Onn Harlin we're playing." for the Bulls, who lost their fifth straight. Chicago 6, Naomi Lane 10, Kali Mammenga 5, Kezia Rahier 1, Lillee Hard- 3, Gavin Smith 11, JaQuavius Hays 1, Kelvin Harris 11, Brandon ee 10, Maggie Fellerman 12, Tiffany Johnson 8, Lindsay Hen- Jackson scored 17 of his 20 points in the first also plays Saturday, traveling to Texas to face the Burggraff 8, Dylan McLain 6. FTs: 11-20. Fouls: 12. Fouled out: drickson 4, Paige Wallevand 4. FTs: 12-20. Fouls: 19. Fouled out: None. 3-pointers: Buckley 4, Arnold 1, Harlin 1, Smith 1, Harris 3, half, impressing his coach in the process. Houston Rockets. None. 3-pointers: Hardee 2, Johnson 1, Mammenga 1. Burggraff 2. GCC 13 31 35 46 "We know Reggie isn't 100 percent after sitting Detroit led 55-40 at the half, but the Bulls GCC 24 63 Central Lakes 21 39 61 68 Central Lakes 43 97 out so long with that (ankle) injury," Pistons adjusted at the start of the third quarter. Dude! Cards' rookie QB Rosen relates with Rodgers GREEN BAY, Wis. (AP) – Josh hole, and now we've got to find a Steve Wilks is wary of Rodgers. OT and Carson Palmer connected gressing. Do we need more consis- Rosen abides by "The Dude," and way to climb out," Rodgers said. "Is he a first-ballot Hall of with Larry Fitzgerald on a 75-yard tency? Yes," Wilks said. he's not referring directly to the Green Bay limped through its Famer? Yes, he is," Wilks said. play that set up a 5-yard shovel SACK MASTERS character from the film, "The Big past five games having lost all four "We've got to do a great job on the pass to Fitzgerald for the winning The game features the top pass Lebowski," either. on the road and beating Miami at outside of disrupting timing with touchdown. rushes in the NFC. The Cardinals' Instead it's the nickname that home. Coach Mike McCarthy's their receivers ... trying to throw RECORD WATCH Chandler Jones is fourth in the the Arizona Cardinals' quarter- club finishes the season with off some timing and make him Speaking of Fitzgerald, the vet- NFL with 11 sacks, including 4½ back has given to Green Bay Pack- three of five at home. Four of the hold on to the football." eran receiver with 1,278 catches over his past three games. ers star Aaron Rodgers, for some opponents have losing records, so Maybe Rosen will even get needs four to pass Hall of Famer "He jumps off the tape," reason. a glimmer of hope remains espe- some tips from Rodgers after the Jerry Rice (1,281 with 49ers) for McCarthy said. "So obviously he'll "It was just he's that guy, that cially if the Packers can win out. game. He doesn't mind being most receptions in NFL history be a focal point for us." man," Rosen said about Rodgers' But they can't afford to look called "The Dude." with one team. Rookie cornerback The Packers might have back- resemblance to the laid-back that far ahead, especially with nag- "It's right at the top of compli- Jaire Alexander, who was seven up Jason Spriggs protecting movie character. "I guess I thought ging problems on offense. ments," Rodgers said. when Fitzgerald broke into the Rodgers' blind side if Bakhtiari it was funny." Of particular concern are prob- Other notes and things to league 15 seasons ago, might have can't play. The Cardinals' rookie and the lems with third down conversions watch: to cover the veteran. SECOND CHANCE two-time NFL MVP have struck up (37 percent), where the Packers RODGERS VS. CARDINALS "So I mean it's pretty wild to Zane Gonzalez will get a sec- a friendship that seems to go are just 24th in the league. They They probably aren't his great- think about it. But I've got my ond chance as an NFL kicker beyond football. could use veteran receiver Randall est memories, but Rodgers played young legs under me so I'm good," when he takes over the job for the Come Sunday, the Packers Cobb, who has been sidelined by a pivotal role in two of the most Alexander said. Cardinals on Sunday after veteran hope to teach Rosen a lesson a hamstring injury, to help in dramatic Cardinals playoff victo- AT THE BOTTOM Phil Dawson was placed on when Arizona visits Lambeau those situations. ries. Rosen took over as the starter injured reserve. Gonzalez was an Field. Now Green Bay has to face a Back in the 2010 wild-card in Week 4. Wilks said that the All-American kicker at Arizona Green Bay (4-6-1) desperately defense that leads the NFC with game, Rodgers and Kurt Warner rookie has been a little inconsis- State and was drafted by the needs a win to keep alive their fad- 37 sacks, with a line hit by recent staged a memorable passing duel tent but "making strides." He's Cleveland Browns in the seventh ing playoff aspirations. The belea- injuries. Left tackle David in Arizona's 51-45 overtime victo- completing 55 percent of passes round and earned the kicking job guered Cardinals (2-9), who have Bakhtiari (knee) and left guard ry. In a 2016 divisional playoff with 10 touchdowns and 11 inter- in training camp. But he was the worst offense in the league, Lane Taylor (quad) were each on game, Rodgers somehow convert- ceptions. The Cardinals have the released after two games this sea- might just be the foe that they the injury report during the week. ed two desperation passes in the 32nd and worst offense in the son after missing two field goals need to face to get going. Yet even in what's considered a final seconds to force overtime. league. and two extra points against New "We've put ourselves in this down year for the Packers, coach But Arizona won the coin toss in "He's moving forward, he's pro- Orleans. l 10 SATURDAY, DECEMBER 1, 2018 SPORTS THE DAILY GLOBE • YOURDAILYGLOBE.COM Rams' Suh faces Lions for 1st time, nearing division title DETROIT (AP) – Ndamukong Suh is looking forward to facing the Detroit Lions for the first time, giving him a chance to visit with friends and to dine at some new restau- rants they have told him about. "I love the city of Detroit," said Suh, who spent the first five years of his career with the Lions. "I spend my time in the offseason there. Got great people that I communicate with and see. Great business town. There's a lot of people that I consider mentors that are there." While Suh was quick to share his genuine affection for the Motor City, he chuckled when asked for his feelings about the franchise. "I'll refrain from my comments about the organization," he said. Detroit drafted Suh second overall eight years ago and gave him a $68 million deal with $40 million guaranteed , hoping he would lead the defense while Matthew Stafford and Calvin Johnson starred on offense. Suh was the only rookie to earn All-Pro honors in 2010 and he was an All-Pro two more times with the Lions. He helped Detroit end an 11-year postseason drought in 2011 and reach the playoffs again in 2014. Miami, though, was willing to give Suh much more than the Lions were in 2015. The Dolphins signed him to a six- year, $114 million deal with $60 million guaranteed, making him the highest-paid defensive player in NFL history at the time. Suh's stay in Miami didn't last long. He was cut earlier this year with three years left on his contract, freeing him up to sign a $14 million, one-year deal with the Rams to play alongside star defensive tackle Aaron Donald. Suh has fit in well, playing inside and on the edge for defensive coordinator Wade Philips. "I pride myself on being able to play any position on the defensive line," said Suh, who has 34 tackles and 3½ sacks. "And, if I need to go play linebacker, I'm happy to do so. We're winning games, so that's most important to me." The 31-year-old Suh has not won a division title, but that can change as soon as Sunday. Los Angeles (10-1) can clinch the NFC West champi- onship with a win over the slumping Lions (4-7) at Ford Field. NEVER SATISFIED While Suh enjoys his homecoming of sorts, Donald will remind the Lions what they're missing. Detroit drafted tight end Eric Ebron No. 10 overall in 2014, passing on a chance to take Donald. The Rams selected Donald No. 13 overall and he has become one of the league's best players. Donald Jason Juno/Daily Globe has a NFL- and career-high 14½ sacks, surpassing the 11 he IRONWOOD’S DAVID Benson (30) shoots as he falls back Friday night against Bayfield at John Krznarich Gym in had last season when he was the Associated Press Defensive Ironwood. Player of the Year. "The best part about Aaron is the first thing he'll say is Drummond, took a hit with the loss good second half off the bench for us that he can always improve," Rams coach Sean McVay said. Devils of key player Moses Hancock, who handling the ball, making his free RUN AROUND moved from the area. throws.” Detroit's defense has had a dramatic turnaround against From page 9 “Ethan Roehm worked hard on D,” Ironwood — Ethan Roehm 8, Jacob Joki 5, Sawyer Stengard 4, the run, becoming the league's only team to hold three Kevin Hudacek 1, Tommy Lundin 3, David Benson 5, Griffen Revoyr Lewinski believes the race for the Lewinski said. “They collapsed on straight opponents to fewer than 60 yards rushing this sea- 45. FTs: 20-27. Fouls: 17. Fouled out: None. 3-pointers: Revoyr 2, Indianhead Conference race is wide Dave (Benson). I told Dave, ‘Teams son. Joki 1. open and perhaps Bayfield proved are going to be doubling, tripling Bayfield — Madosin Barningham 16, Chase Gordon 8, Phillip After ranking last in rushing defense earlier this year, the his point Friday night. He found a lot you.’ Dave’s a very good passer on the LaPointe 11, Cameron LaGrew 12, Mason DeFoe 3, Wyatt Hoopman Lions are No. 14 and Damon "Snacks" Harrison seems to of things his team will have to low post, they bottled him up pretty 4, Daunte Gordon 4. FTs: 15-24. Fouls: 21. Fouled out: LaPointe. 3- have a lot to do with the turnaround. Detroit acquired Har- pointers: Barningham 4, LaGrew 3, DeFore 1, Hoopman 1. improve on if the Devils are to be the good tonight. Dave grabbed some rison from the New York Giants for a fifth-round pick. Bayfield 29 58 team to win it. One of the contenders, nice rebounds. Tom Lundin had a Ironwood 36 71

Minnesota at New England, 4:25 to tender a 2019 contract to LHP 2023-24 season. 16 107. p.m. Sam Howard. Chicago 21 19 25 23 — 88 L.A. Chargers at Pittsburgh, 8:20 LOS ANGELES DODGERS All TimesNBA EST Detroit 34 21 24 28 — 107 p.m. Agreed to terms with LHP Anthony EASTERN CONFERENCE 3-Point Goals_Chicago 3-21 (Hol- Daily Globe Scoreboard Cingrani on a one-year contract. iday 2-6, Arcidiacono 1-5, Hutchison Monday's Games Atlantic Division Washington at Philadelphia, 8:15 MILWAUKEE BREWERS — W L Pct GB 0-1, Carter Jr. 0-1, Blakeney 0-1, Marquette University 122, Mil- Big Foot 44, Jefferson 30 18 p.m. Agreed to terms with INF/OF Hernan Toronto 19 4 .826 — Payne 0-3, Parker 0-4), Detroit 13- LocalSaturday, Schedule Dec. 1 waukee Hamilton 115 Brodhead 62, Turner 53 Union Grove 52, Westosha Cen- Thursday, Dec. 6 Perez and INF Tyler Saladino on Philadelphia 16 8 .667 3½ 34 (Jackson 6-8, Bullock 3-9, Griffin College Basketball Mauston 87, Tomah 69 Chippewa Falls 65, Hudson 43 tral 38 Jacksonville at Tennessee, 8:20 one-year contracts. Failed to tender Boston 12 10 .545 6½ 2-4, Galloway 1-3, Smith 1-4, Brown GCC at Lake Superior College, Merrill 76, Antigo 66 Cudahy 51, Brown Deer 44 Valders 69, Roncalli 40 p.m. 2019 contracts to INF Jonathan Brooklyn 8 15 .348 11 0-1, Robinson III 0-1, Johnson 0-4). women, 12; men, 2 Messmer 92, Kenosha Christian Darlington 55, Mineral Point 54 Verona Area 47, Janesville Craig Sunday, Dec. 9 Schoop, LHP Xavier Cedeno and New York 7 16 .304 12 Fouled Out_None. Monday, Dec. 3 Life 39 De Pere 55, Green Bay South- 44 New Orleans at Tampa Bay, 1 LHP Dan Jennings. Southeast Division Rebounds_Chicago 40 (Carter Jr. Boys Basketball Milw. Washington 63, Milwaukee west 37 Waterford 66, Badger 60 p.m. NEW YORK METS — Failed to WLPct GB 7), Detroit 52 (Drummond 20). Solon Springs at Ironwood, 7:15 Carmen Northwest 52 East Troy 76, Clinton 60 Waterloo 52, Parkview 39 N.Y. Giants at Washington, 1 tender a 2019 contract to INF Charlotte 11 11 .500 — Assists_Chicago 25 (LaVine 9), South Shore at Hurley, 7:15 Milwaukee Juneau 49, Milwaukee Eastbrook Academy 52, Cristo Waukesha North 37, Waukesha p.m. Wilmer Flores. Orlando 11 12 .478 ½ Detroit 24 (Bullock 6). Total Ewen-Trout Creek at Ontonagon, South 48 Rey Jesuit, Minn. 16 West 35 Atlanta at Green Bay, 1 p.m. PHILADELPHIA PHILLIES — Miami 8 13 .381 2½ Fouls_Chicago 20, Detroit 17. Tech- 7:20 EST Milwaukee Madison 78, West Elkhorn Area 66, Burlington 17 Wausaukee 78, Coleman 39 Indianapolis at Houston, 1 p.m. Failed to tender 2019 contracts to Washington 8 14 .364 3 nicals_Griffin. A_15,372 (20,491). Allis Central 62 Fall Creek 53, Osseo-Fairchild 44 Wauwatosa East 62, West Allis N.Y. Jets at Buffalo, 1 p.m. 1B Justin Bour and LHP Luis Avilan. Republic-Michigamme at Wake- Atlanta 5 18 .217 6½ NHL field-Marenisco, 6 Monroe 62, Fort Atkinson 46 Fall River 63, Cambria-Friesland Nathan Hale 56 Carolina at Cleveland, 1 p.m. PITTSBURGH PIRATES — Central Division All Times EST Jeffers at Bessemer, 6:30 Mount Horeb 64, Baraboo 26 23 Wauwatosa West 60, New England at Miami, 1 p.m. Agreed to terms with RHP Michael WLPct GB EASTERN CONFERENCE Mercer at Mellen, 7:15 Mukwonago 52, Waukesha South Franklin 57, Racine Park 37 Menomonee Falls 40 Baltimore at Kansas City, 1 p.m. Feliz on a one-year contract. Milwaukee 15 6 .714 — Atlantic Division Chassell at Watersmeet, 6:20 39 Gale-Ettrick-Trempealeau 65, West De Pere 35, New London Cincinnati at L.A. Chargers, 4:05 ST. LOUIS CARDINALS — Detroit 12 7 .632 2 GP WLOTPts GF GA Girls Basketball Neenah 71, Hortonville 67 Black River Falls 33 34 p.m. Agreed to terms with LHP Chasen Indiana 13 9 .591 2½ Tampa Bay 26 18 7137 98 75 Mercer at Mellen, 5:45 New Berlin West 59, Racine Hor- Germantown 66, Brookfield Cen- West Salem 73, Viroqua 25 Denver at San Francisco, 4:05 Shreve on a one-year contract. Chicago 5 18 .217 11 Buffalo 27 17 7337 85 76 Tuesday, Dec. 4 lick 50 tral 57 Whitefish Bay 62, Port Washing- p.m. SAN DIEGO PADRES — Agreed Cleveland 4 17 .190 11 Toronto 26 18 8036 93 67 Girls Basketball New Glarus 92, Dodgeville 54 Gilman 62, Flambeau 44 ton 13 Detroit at Arizona, 4:25 p.m. to terms with RHP Bryan Mitchell WESTERN CONFERENCE Boston 25 14 7432 69 60 Washburn at Ironwood, 7:15 Nicolet 89, Slinger 25 Grafton 41, West Bend East 33 Whitewater 57, Edgerton 26 Philadelphia at Dallas, 4:25 p.m. and INF Greg Garcia on one-year Southwest Division Montreal 25 11 9527 77 83 Northland Pines at Hurley, 7:15 North Crawford 63, Ithaca 48 Green Bay Preble 61, Pulaski 41 Wilmot Union 49, Delavan-Darien Pittsburgh at Oakland, 4:25 p.m. contracts. WLPct GB Detroit 25 11 11 3 25 72 83 Ontonagon at Wakefield-Marenis- North Fond du Lac 46, Oakfield Greendale 51, New Berlin West 41 L.A. Rams at Chicago, 8:20 p.m. SAN FRANCISCO GIANTS — Memphis 13 8 .619 — Ottawa 26 11 12 3 25 92 107 co, 6:30 35 48 Winnebago Lutheran Academy Monday, Dec. 10 Failed to tender 2019 contacts to OF Dallas 10 9 .526 2 Florida 24 10 10 4 24 78 86 Chassell at Ewen-Trout Creek, Oconomowoc 60, Muskego 45 Greenfield 57, Shorewood 23 80, Omro 39 Minnesota at Seattle, 8:15 p.m. Gorkys Hernandez and RHP Hunter New Orleans 11 12 .478 3 Metropolitan Division Oostburg 66, Manitowoc Luther- Hamilton 73, Brookfield East 48 Wisconsin Dells 64, Lake Mills 53 Strickland. Agreed to terms with INF 7:30 EST Transactions Houston 10 11 .476 3 GP WLOTPts GF GA Lake Linden-Hubbell at an 45 Holmen 57, Westby 48 Wisconsin Lutheran 49, West BASEBALL Joe Panik and RHP Sam Dyson on San Antonio 10 12 .455 3½ Washington 25 15 7333 90 77 Watersmeet, 6:20 Oregon 71, Milton 68, OT Homestead 66, West Bend West Allis Central 26 American League one-year contracts. Northwest Division Columbus 25 15 8232 88 80 Oshkosh West 73, Fond du Lac 43 Wisconsin Valley Lutheran 49, BALTIMORE ORIOLES — Failed WASHINGTON NATIONALS — WLPct GB Carolina 25 12 9428 66 69 71 Hortonville 66, Neenah 44 Madison Abundant Life 46 Agreed to terms with LHP Sammy U.P.Friday Boys to tender 2019 contracts to INF Tim Denver 14 7 .667 — N.Y. Rangers2613 11 2 28 75 79 Independence 49, Blair-Taylor 34 Solis on a one-year contract. Brimley 81, DeTour 49 Ozaukee 97, Elkhart Lake/Glen- Beckham and C Caleb Joseph. Oklahoma City 14 7 .667 — N.Y. Islanders2412 9327 73 70 Iowa-Grant 45, Fennimore 44 NFL Acquired C Yan Gomes from the Engadine 91, Newberry 73 beulah 26 All Times EST BOSTON RED SOX — Agreed to Portland 13 8 .619 1 Pittsburgh 24 10 9525 81 80 Kenosha Tremper 67, Kenosha Cleveland Indians for OF Daniel Houghton 43, Ishpeming West- Phelps 64, Florence 62 AMERICAN CONFERENCE terms with RHP Tyler Thornburg on Minnesota 11 11 .500 3½ Philadelphia24 10 12 2 22 72 86 Indian Trail 41 Jonson and RHP Jefry Rodriguez. wood 33 Pittsville 69, Nekoosa 38 East a one-year contract. Utah 11 12 .478 4 New Jersey 24 9 11 4 22 71 82 Kiel 59, Two Rivers 27 BASKETBALL Iron Mountain 50, Negaunee 41 Plymouth 67, Kettle Moraine W LTPct PF PA CHICAGO WHITE SOX — Pacific Division WESTERN CONFERENCE Kimberly 47, Oshkosh North 43 New England 830.727 307 249 Women's National Basketball Ironwood 71, Bayfield, Wis. 58 Lutheran 48 Agreed to terms with OF Leury Gar- W L Pct GB Central Division La Crosse Central 49, Baraboo Miami 560.455 223 283 Association Kingsford 81, Felch North Dickin- Port Edwards 63, Gresham Com- cia on a one-year contract. L.A. Clippers 15 6 .714 — GP WLOTPts GF GA 45 Buffalo 470.364 161 272 LOS ANGELES SPARKS — son 42 munity 37 CLEVELAND INDIANS — Failed Golden State 15 8 .652 1 Nashville 26 17 8135 83 64 Laconia 62, Mayville 33 N.Y. Jets 380.273 221 281 Announced the resignation of coach Menominee 60, Stephenson 52, Prentice 85, Newman Catholic 69 to tender a 2019 contract to RHP L.A. Lakers 12 9 .571 3 Colorado 26 15 6535 97 73 Ladysmith 42, Barron 37 Brian Agler. OT Prescott 87, Glenwood City 49 South James Hoyt. Agreed to terms with Sacramento 10 11 .476 5 Winnipeg 24 14 8230 83 71 Lake Holcombe 40, Eau Claire FOOTBALL Powers North Central 62, Rock Racine Lutheran 58, Union Grove W LTPct PF PA RHP Danny Salazar, RHP Nick Phoenix 4 18 .182 11½ Minnesota 25 14 9230 80 71 Immanuel Lutheran 38 Houston 830.727 273 222 National Football League Mid Peninsula 31 56 Goody, RHP Neil Ramirez and INF Thursday's Games Dallas 26 13 10 3 29 72 70 Living Word Lutheran 33, Univer- Indianapolis 650.545 325 273 ARIZONA CARDINALS — Acti- West Iron County 63, Gwinn 38 Racine St. Catherine's 72, Lake Eric Stamets on one-year contracts. Toronto 131, Golden State 128, Chicago 26 9 12 5 23 73 96 Mills 43 sity School of Milwaukee 23 Tennessee 560.455 195 223 DETROIT TIGERS — Failed to vated LB Thurston Armbrister to the OT St. Louis 24 9 12 3 21 73 79 Reedsburg Area 75, Waunakee Madison Memorial 55, Madison Jacksonville 380.273 197 243 tender a 2019 contract to C James active roster from the practice L.A. Clippers 133, Sacramento Pacific Division WisconsinFriday Boys 66 East 48 North McCann and RHP Alex Wilson. squad. 121 GP WLOTPts GF GA Arrowhead 74, Kettle Moraine 69 Ripon 79, Winneconne 70 Manawa 56, Rosholt 53 W LTPct PF PA HOUSTON ASTROS — Failed to CLEVELAND BROWNS — L.A. Lakers 104, Indiana 96 Calgary 26 15 9232 88 74 Assumption 44, Abbotsford 38 River Falls 69, St. Paul Johnson, Markesan 62, Pardeeville 40 Pittsburgh 731.682 316 249 tender a 2019 contract to C Chris Signed OL Jake Eldrenkamp to the Friday's Games Anaheim 28 13 10 5 31 64 78 Barron 53, Amery 52 Minn. 43 Martin Luther 65, The Prairie Baltimore 650.545 271 198 Herrmann. practice squad. Boston 128, Cleveland 95 San Jose 26 12 9529 80 82 Bay Port 63, Stevens Point 61 Saint Thomas More 79, Whitnall School 36 Cincinnati 560.455 276 347 KANSAS CITY ROYALS — DENVER BRONCOS — Promot- Detroit 107, Chicago 88 Vegas 27 14 12 1 29 81 76 Beaver Dam 74, Portage 52 73 McDonell Central 76, Stanley- Cleveland 461.409 253 283 Failed to tender 2019 contracts to ed LB Jeff Holland from their prac- Philadelphia 123, Washington 98 Edmonton 25 12 11 2 26 68 78 Berlin 56, Campbellsport 40 Shawano Community 48, Pulaski Boyd 56 West RHP Jason Adam, 1B Samir tice squad. Waived LB Alexander Utah 119, Charlotte 111 Vancouver 28 11 14 3 25 81 100 Birchwood 54, Clayton 44 47 Melrose-Mindoro 66, Cochrane- WLTPct PF PA Dueñez, RHP Andres Machado and Johnson. Memphis 131, Brooklyn 125, 2OT Arizona 24 11 11 2 24 60 65 Bowler/Gresham 43, Gillett 32 Sheboygan Area Luth. 105, Fountain City 15 Kansas City 920.818 404 294 OF Bubba Starling. DETROIT LIONS — Signed WR Houston 136, San Antonio 105 Los Angeles26 9 16 1 19 56 82 Burlington 83, Milwaukee Ronald Salam School 48 Menasha 73, Xavier 42 L.A. Chargers830.727 307 219 LOS ANGELES ANGELS — Deontez Alexander to the practice Miami 106, New Orleans 101 NOTE: Two points for a win, one Reagan 63 Shullsburg 66, Argyle 34 Menomonie 47, Eau Claire Denver 560.455 252 252 Failed to tender 2019 contracts to squad. Released DT John Atkins Oklahoma City 124, Atlanta 109 point for overtime loss. Top three Catholic Central 64, Shoreland Southern Door 78, Kewaunee 55 Memorial 33 Oakland 290.182 187 327 RHP Blake Parker and RHP Matt from the practice squad. Orlando 99, Phoenix 85 teams in each division and two wild Lutheran 63 Stratford 53, Rib Lake 48 Middleton 68, Madison West 25 NATIONAL CONFERENCE Shoemaker. INDIANAPOLIS COLTS — Dallas at L.A. Lakers cards per conference advance to Clintonville 72, Oconto Falls 65 Sturgeon Bay 82, Gibraltar 55 Milwaukee Academy of Science East MINNESOTA TWINS — Agreed Signed DE Anthony Winbush to the Denver at Portland playoffs. Colfax 78, Ellsworth 60 Suring 62, Laona-Wabeno 52 96, Hope Christian 54 WLTPct PF PA to terms with 1B C.J Cron on a one- practice squad. Released QB Phillip Saturday's Games Thursday's Games Columbus 59, Belleville 42 Watertown Luther Prep 70, Mar- Milwaukee DSHA 74, Milwaukee Dallas 750.583 247 223 year contract. Failed to tender a Walker from the practice squad. Milwaukee at New York, 5 p.m. Columbus 4, Minnesota 2 Crivitz 66, Algoma 46 shall 54 Riverside University 67 Washington 650.545 220 229 2019 contract to OF Robbie Gross- KANSAS CITY CHIEFS — Brooklyn at Washington, 7 p.m. Ottawa 3, N.Y. Rangers 0 Cudahy 57, Delavan-Darien 47 Waukesha North 37, Waukesha Milwaukee School of Languages Philadelphia 560.455 230 253 man. Released RB Kareem Hunt. Golden State at Detroit, 7 p.m. Tampa Bay 5, Buffalo 4 D.C. Everest 82, Medford Area 65 West 35 92, Destiny 6 N.Y. Giants 380.273 237 288 OAKLAND ATHLETICS — OAKLAND RAIDERS — Signed Boston at Minnesota, 8 p.m. Boston 2, N.Y. Islanders 1, SO De Soto 39, Seneca 34 Waupun 61, Kewaskum 31 Monticello 43, Barneveld 30 South Agreed to terms with RHP Ryan Dull CB Montrel Meander. Placed CB Chicago at Houston, 8 p.m. Winnipeg 6, Chicago 5 DeForest 53, Sauk Prairie 43 Wautoma 91, Weyauwega-Fre- Muskego 57, Oconomowoc 36 WLTPct PF PA and RHP Liam Hendriks on one- Leon Hall on injured reserve. Toronto at Cleveland, 8 p.m. Arizona 3, Nashville 0 Durand 71, Baldwin-Woodville 57 mont 59 New Berlin Eisenhower 78, Mil- New Orleans10 20.833 419 269 year contracts. Failed to tender 2019 HOCKEY Indiana at Sacramento, 10 p.m. Edmonton 3, Los Angeles 2 Eastbrook Academy 52, Cristo Webster 83, Shell Lake 25 waukee Lutheran 30 Carolina 650.545 287 282 contracts to RHPs Mike Fiers, Cory National Hockey League Sunday's Games Vegas 4, Vancouver 3 Rey Jesuit, Minn. 16 West Bend East 68, Grafton 65 New Holstein 57, Chilton 38 Atlanta 470.364 280 307 Gearrin and Kendall Graveman. ANAHEIM DUCKS — Recalled D Phoenix at L.A. Lakers, 3:30 p.m. Friday's Games Elkhorn Area 69, Lakeside Westosha Central 85, Kenosha New Richmond 57, Somerset 23 Tampa Bay 470.364 294 338 SEATTLE MARINERS — Josh Mahura from San Diego (AHL). New Orleans at Charlotte, 5 p.m. Florida 3, Buffalo 2, OT Lutheran 50 Bradford 61 Niagara 56, Suring 54 North Acquired C Omar Narvaez from the Reassigned D Andrej Sustr and C Memphis at Philadelphia, 6 p.m. Washington 6, New Jersey 3 Freedom 51, Denmark 38 Williams Bay Faith Christian 81, Northland Lutheran 56, Tri-Coun- WLTPct PF PA Chicago White Sox for RHP Alex Kalie Kossila to San Diego. Utah at Miami, 6 p.m. Anaheim 2, Carolina 1, OT Gilman 63, Neillsville 38 Williams Bay 45 ty 40 Chicago 830.727 317 211 Colome. CALGARY FLAMES — Recalled L.A. Clippers at Dallas, 7 p.m. Calgary 4, Los Angeles 1 Green Bay N.E.W. Lutheran 68, Winnebago Lutheran Academy Northwestern 70, Chetek-Weyer- Minnesota 641.591 265 246 TEXAS RANGERS — Agreed to F Andrew Mangiapane from Stock- Portland at San Antonio, 7 p.m. St. Louis 3, Colorado 2, OT Sevastopol 30 83, Kiel 62 haeuser 55 Green Bay 461.409 264 267 terms with RHP Jesse Chavez on a ton (AHL). Monday's Games Saturday's Games Green Bay Southwest 69, West Wisconsin Dells 65, Mineral Point Oak Creek 67, Racine Case 31 Detroit 470.364 238 286 two-year contract. Failed to tender CAROLINA HURRICANES — Oklahoma City at Detroit, 7 p.m. San Jose at Ottawa, 1 p.m. De Pere 57 63 Oakfield 71, Horicon 70 West 2019 contracts to RHPs Matt Bush, Announced F Valentin Zykov was Cleveland at Brooklyn, 7:30 p.m. Dallas at Vancouver, 4 p.m. Greendale 48, Waterford 39 Wrightstown 63, Fox Valley Osceola 48, Saint Croix Central WLTPct PF PA Zac Curtis, Ricardo Rodríguez and claimed off waivers by Edmonton. Denver at Toronto, 7:30 p.m. N.Y. Rangers at Montreal, 7 p.m. Hartford Union 68, Cedarburg 45 Lutheran 53 41 L.A. Rams 10 10.909 389 282 Adrian Sampson. Announced G Scott Darling cleared Golden State at Atlanta, 7:30 p.m. Toronto at Minnesota, 7 p.m. Hilbert 52, Random Lake 51 Red Wing Tournament= Osseo-Fairchild 45, Ellsworth 33 Seattle 650.545 276 243 TORONTO BLUE JAYS — Failed waivers and was reassigned to Washington at New York, 7:30 Winnipeg at New Jersey, 7 p.m. Homestead 84, West Bend West Hudson 94, Hastings, Minn. 68 Pepin/Alma 57, Gilmanton 50 Arizona 290.182 155 293 to tender a 2019 contract to INF Charlotte (AHL). p.m. Columbus vs. N.Y. Islanders at 52 Pius XI Catholic 42, Pewaukee 37 San Francisco290.182 239 293 Yangervis Solarte. NEW YORK RANGERS — Houston at Minnesota, 8 p.m. Nassau Veterans Memorial Colise- Howards Grove 63, New Holstein WisconsinFriday Girls Platteville 52, Lancaster 44 Thursday's Games National League Recalled F Vinni Lettieri from Hart- L.A. Clippers at New Orleans, 8 um, 7 p.m. 51 Adams-Friendship 42, Wild Rose Potosi/Cassville 63, Seneca 39 Dallas 13, New Orleans 10 ARIZONA DIAMONDBACKS — ford (AHL). p.m. Tampa Bay at Florida, 7 p.m. Hudson 94, Hastings, Mich. 68 36 Prairie du Chien 47, River Valley Sunday's Games Failed to tender 2019 contracts to ST. LOUIS BLUES — Assigned F Philadelphia at Pittsburgh, 7 p.m. Iola-Scandinavia 89, Manawa 84 Albany 66, Juda 26 18 L.A. Rams at Detroit, 1 p.m. RHP Shelby Miller, RHP Brad Nikita Soshnikov to San Antonio Bulls-Pistons Box Detroit at Boston, 7 p.m. Ironwood, Mich. 71, Bayfield 58 CHICAGO (88) Almond-Bancroft 49, Tigerton 32 Prescott 48, Amery 40 Carolina at Tampa Bay, 1 p.m. Boxberger and INF/OF Chris (AHL). St. Louis at Arizona, 8 p.m. Kenosha Indian Trail 80, Holiday 3-9 0-0 8, Parker 6-16 0- Altoona 56, Thorp 34 Randolph 48, Princeton/Green Arizona at Green Bay, 1 p.m. Owings. COLLEGE Chicago at Nashville, 8 p.m. Kenosha Tremper 69 2 12, Carter Jr. 11-18 6-7 28, Arcidi- Antigo 60, Northland Pines 48 Lake 39 Denver at Cincinnati, 1 p.m. ATLANTA BRAVES — Agreed to IOWA — Junior TE Noah Fant Vegas at Edmonton, 10 p.m. Kickapoo 68, Weston 13 acono 2-6 0-0 5, LaVine 3-12 2-2 8, Appleton North 63, Kaukauna 47 Regis 48, Cadott 40 Baltimore at Atlanta, 1 p.m. terms with LHP Jonny Venters on a announced he will enter the NFL Sunday's Games Kohler 83, St. Mary Catholic 75 Hutchison 1-3 0-0 2, Felicio 2-3 0-0 Appleton West 54, Appleton East Rhinelander 58, Mosinee 47 Chicago at N.Y. Giants, 1 p.m. one-year contract. draft. Anaheim at Washington, 3 p.m. La Crosse Central 82, Marshfield 4, Lopez 4-5 0-0 8, Payne 3-9 2-2 8, 52, OT Rio 68, Montello 49 Cleveland at Houston, 1 p.m. CHICAGO CUBS — Failed to NORTH CAROLINA — Named Winnipeg at N.Y. Rangers, 6 p.m. 68 Harrison 1-2 1-1 3, Blakeney 1-3 0-0 Arcadia 53, Luther 43 Riverdale 71, Highland 52 Indianapolis at Jacksonville, 1 tender 2019 contracts to INF Ronald Dré Bly cornerbacks coach, Tim San Jose at Montreal, 7 p.m. Lake Country Lutheran 82, Hope 2. Totals 37-86 11-14 88. Ashwaubenon 66, Sheboygan Sheboygan Falls 56, Brillion 35 p.m. Torreyes, RHPs Justin Hancock and Brewster tight ends coach and Tim Colorado at Detroit, 7 p.m. Christian 66 DETROIT (107) North 47 Shoreland Lutheran 60, Catholic Buffalo at Miami, 1 p.m. Allen Webster. Cross defensive line coach. Promot- Calgary at Chicago, 7 p.m. Lancaster 61, Boscobel 45 Robinson III 0-3 0-0 0, Griffin 7-12 Baldwin-Woodville 56, Ellsworth Central 52 N.Y. Jets at Tennessee, 4:05 CINCINNATI REDS — Failed to ed Tommy Thigpen to co-defensive Carolina at Los Angeles, 10:30 Lourdes Academy 103, Wayland 4-7 20, Drummond 9-16 1-2 19, 41 Siren 55, Turtle Lake 23 p.m. tender 2019 contracts to OF Aris- coordinator and will continue to p.m. Academy 44 Jackson 7-12 0-0 20, Bullock 5-11 0- Bangor 69, New Lisbon 26 Slinger 53, Nicolet 34 Kansas City at Oakland, 4:05 tides Aquino, C Juan Graterol, OF coach safeties. Monday's Games Luck 59, Flambeau 55 0 13, Johnson 2-9 4-4 8, Pachulia 1- Bay Port 90, Sheboygan South South Milwaukee 62, Whitnall 36 p.m. Billy Hamilton and OF/1B Jordan UAB — Agreed to terms with foot- Tampa Bay at New Jersey, 7 p.m. Luxemburg-Casco 68, Waupaca 2 2-2 4, Galloway 2-10 0-0 5, Smith 17 St. Marys Springs 64, Lomira 35 San Francisco at Seattle, 4:25 Patterson. ball coach Bill Clark on a five-year Buffalo at Nashville, 8 p.m. 62 5-12 1-1 12, Brown 2-4 0-0 4, Belmont 61, River Ridge 33 Sun Prairie 68, Janesville Parker p.m. COLORADO ROCKIES — Failed contract extension through the Edmonton at Dallas, 8:30 p.m. Marinette 61, Little Chute 58 Thomas 1-1 0-0 2. Totals 41-92 12- l THE DAILY GLOBE • YOURDAILYGLOBE.COM COMICS SATURDAY, DECEMBER 1, 2018 11 HERMAN SPEED BUMP Problem cat costing thousands Dear Annie: My problem certainly is not unique, yet I’m at my wits’ end on how to handle it. I love all animals dearly, but my favorite is a cat. I’ve had cats my entire life. Almost all have been rescues. I take great care to make sure they are fed, are given shots and Dear go to the vet when they are sick, and I pro- Annie vide a safe and warm home for them. I cur- rently have six cats, and all are house cats. My problem is a neighbor who lets her her about the cat, but I have spent thou- cats run loose. One in particular sprays sands of dollars on this matter. My cats are my front door and my basement windows. being medicated at great expense every This creates a problem when my male cats, month. who are all neutered, see and smell him and, in turn, spray back. (My vet explains I love cats; I’d never want to see her cats that it’s a male territorial thing.) Her cat is hurt or get sick. I don’t believe there is a THE PAJAMA DIARIES also neutered, by the way. workable solution, but I needed to at least I have combatted this problem by buy- vent. Is there a way that I do not see? What ing expensive urine-cleaning solution and do your other readers do in such situa- using it on whatever my cats spray – tions? I will have to replace my entire front which is always near a window or door. I door and the screen door, as well as my wash drapes, rugs, furniture, floors and Pergo floors. – Put-Out Neighbor whatever else I must. However, the dam- Dear Put-Out Neighbor: I have no quick age the outside cat has done is costly. He fix to offer you, though I suspect and hope has ruined my front door, the window some readers will, and if I hear of any frames and the porch. They are deteriorat- good solutions, I will print them here. ing in spots where the urine has saturated In the meantime, you might try them. My new Pergo floors are warped MOTHER GOOSE & GRIMM befriending your neighbor. You know you from where my cats have sprayed back by have at least one thing in common – your windows and doors. I took up all my car- love of cats. Perhaps you could start there, peting for this reason. complimenting her on one of her cats or My male cats are also on a medication asking questions about them. Then you that is supposed to deter the territorial could gradually get around to what’s real- behavior. However, with this cat constant- ly outside, I’m fighting a losing battle. ly on your mind. Let her know of low- or My neighbor believes that cats should no-cost spay and neuter clinics in the area, be free to roam in nature. She has lost cats if her other cats aren’t fixed. (The ASPCA to coyotes and disease, but she is a free has a database of them: aspca.org/pet- spirit and believes that her cats should be, care/general-pet-care/low-cost-spayneuter- as well. She can be very nasty. She has con- programs.) BORN LOSER fronted us on a couple of issues (not about Send your questions for Annie Lane to the cats), and frankly, she is quite impos- [email protected]. sible to deal with. 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November 3, 10, 17, 24, December Assessor’s Plat No. 7, Alquist Addi- 1, 2018 tion, to the City of Wakefield, ac- NOTICE OF MORTGAGE cording to the recorded plat thereof. FORECLOSURE SALE The redemption period shall be six THIS FIRM IS A DEBT COLLECT- (6) months from the date of sale, OR ATTEMPTING TO COLLECT A unless determined abandoned in DEBT. ANY INFORMATION WE accordance with MCL 600.3241a, in   OBTAIN WILL BE USED FOR which case the redemption period THAT PURPOSE. PLEASE CON- shall be thirty (30) days from the TACT OUR OFFICE AT THE NUM- date of such sale.   BER BELOW IF YOU ARE IN ACT- If the property is sold at a foreclos- IVE MILITARY DUTY. ure sale under Chapter 32 of the ATTENTION PURCHASERS: This Revised Judicature Act of 1961, un-       sale may be rescinded by the fore- der MCL 600.3278 (section 3278)  closing mortgagee. In that event, the borrower will be held respons- the damages, if any, shall be lim- ible to the person who buys the    
ited solely to the return of the bid property at the mortgage foreclos- amount tendered at sale, plus in- ure sale or to the mortgage holder 
terest. for damaging the property during    MORTGAGE SALE – Default has the redemption period. been made in the conditions of a Dated: November 3, 2018   mortgage made by JAMES D. For more information, please call: BELK, a married man, mortgagor, (906) 932-4010 to FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF Timothy M. Dean (P27911)    WAKEFIELD, according to a mort- DEAN LAW OFFICE, P.C.   gage dated March 1, 2017 and re- Attorney for Mortgagee   
 corded March 2, 2017 in Liber 599, 204 Harrison Street Associated Press Page 28, in Gogebic County Re- Ironwood, MI 49938 cords, Michigan on which mort- PRESIDENT DONALD Trump, Canada’s Prime Minister Justin Trudeau, right, and gage is claimed to be due at the Mexico’s President Enrique Pena Neto, left, participate in the USMCA signing cere- date hereof the sum of ELEVEN LOVE A THOUSAND SEVEN HUNDRED mony Friday in Buenos Aires, Argentina. NINETY-ONE and 69/100 ($11,791.69), including interest at DEAL? 6.00% per annum. Under the power of sale contained in said   Tariff tensions shadow US, Canada, mortgage and the statute in such 
 case made and provided, notice is     hereby given that said mortgage will   
Mexico trade pact signing be foreclosed by the sale of the mortgaged premises or some part    !  BUENOS AIRES, Argentina (AP) – Pres- Democratic Leader Chuck Schumer said of them, at public venue to the    highest bidder, in the first floor en-    ident Donald Trump signed a revised the deal must have stronger labor and trance hallway of the Gogebic
 North American trade pact with the lead- environmental protections in order to get County Courthouse, Bessemer, 
Michigan that being the place of ers of Canada and Mexico on Friday, majority support in Congress and “must holding the Circuit Court for Goge-   
 
  declaring the deal a major victory for prove to be a net benefit to middle-class          bic County, at 10:00 a.m. local time,      on Friday, December 14, 2018. workers. But tensions over tariffs, looming families and working people.” Said premises situated in the City of GM layoffs and questions about the pact’s Democratic House Minority Leader Wakefield, Gogebic County, DAILY GLOBE  " ! ! prospects in Congress clouded the cele- Nancy Pelosi – who is seeking to become Michigan and are described as: Lots 5, 6, 7, & 8, Block 6, bratory moment. House speaker in the new year – quipped, The U.S.-Mexico-Canada Agreement is “The trade agreement formerly known as

meant to replace the 24-year-old North Prince – no, I mean, formerly known as American Free Trade Agreement, which NAFTA, is a work in progress.” Trump has long denigrated as a “disaster.” Still, Trump projected confidence, say-

The leaders signed the new deal on the ing: “It’s been so well reviewed I don’t sidelines of the Group of 20 summit in expect to have very much of a problem.”

Buenos Aires after two years of frequently Trump is describing USMCA as a land- blistering negotiations. Each country’s leg- mark trade agreement. But most compa- islature still must approve. nies are just relieved that it largely pre-

“This has been a battle, and battles serves the status quo established by sometimes make great friendships, so it’s NAFTA: a regional trade bloc that allows

really terrific,” Trump said, before lining most products to travel between the Unit- up next to Canadian Prime Minister Justin ed States, Canada and Mexico duty free. Chimn ey Repa ir Snow Removal Snowplowing Trudeau and outgoing Mexican President During the negotiations, Trump repeated-

Enrique Pena Nieto to sign three copies of ly threatened to pull out, a move that Chimney Repair the deal – Trump using a black marker for would have disrupted businesses that Riutta Contracting Complete Chimney Service his signature scrawl. have built complicated supply chains that Serving Michigan & Wisconsin Since 1975 CLOVERLAND Saari Snowplowing The signing came at the beginning of a straddle the borders of the three countries. - Liners Installed - New Construction It’s never too early to packed two days of diplomacy for the The new agreement does make some - Brick Renovation - Insurance Claims - Structural Renovation - Free Estimates MOTORS know who’s going to American president that will conclude changes to the way business is done in - Leaks/Fire Repair - Free Inspection - Code Violations Corrected plow your snow! with high-stakes talks Saturday with Chi- North America. It updates the trade pact to Will Travel 906-370-4033 nese President Xi Jinping on ways to ease reflect the rise of the digital economy Computer Services an escalating trade war between the two since the original NAFTA took effect near- countries. ly a quarter century ago. It gives U.S. dairy “There’s some good signs,” Trump said. farmers a bit more access to the protected No Job Too Big “We’ll see what happens.” Canadian market. Front End For the new North American trade deal, The biggest changes target the auto or Too Small! legislative approval is the next step. That industry. The new deal encourages auto Loaders Great Gift Idea for could prove a difficult task in the United companies to invest or expand in the Unit- Plow Trucks Parents & Grandparents States, especially now that Democrats – ed States and Canada, not low-wage Mexi- Fully Insured. instead of Trump’s Republicans – will con- co, by requiring that 40 percent of a car’s • Snow Plowing & trol the House come January. Democrats content be made where auto workers earn Excavating Removal Commercial & and their allies in the labor movement are at least $16 an hour; otherwise, the cars already demanding changes. won’t qualify for USMCA’s duty-free treat- FAHRNER EXCAVATING • Banks Pushed Back Residential. Within hours of the signing, Senate ment. RESIDENTIAL & COMMERCIAL • Driveways Widened (715)360-1224 • Site Prep • Road Building WE HAUL SNOW! (715)561-2560 *Commercial & Residential* • Driveways 114 Ohio Avenue Stocks climb as investors hope *Reasonable Rates* • Culverts Montreal, WI 54550 • Ponds & Pond Cleaning • Land Clearing 90R6o-o9f S3p2ec-ia1l2ist02 for Trump-Xi trade progress • Tree & Stump Removal Roof Snow & Ice Removal • Water & Sewer Lines 30+ Years Experience NEW YORK (AP) – A DAY ON WALL STREET • Roto Rooter 2 Plow Trucks, 2 Loaders & Stocks climbed again Fri- Nov. 30, 2018 • Licensed Septic Tanks 2 Large Dump Trucks for day as President Donald 27,000 & Systems Installed - Driveway Widenening Dow Jones Trump and President Xi industrials 26,000 • Carpentry - Pushing Banks Back - Hauling Snow Out. Jinping of China prepared 25,000 LICENSED & INSURED 199.62 Starting at $25.00 to meet and discuss trade, 24,000 Call Ken Call Ken Fahrner a meeting investors hope 25,538.46 MJ J A S O N (906)364-4468 (906)364-4468 will start to resolve the two nations’ trade dispute. Pct. change from previous: 0.79% High 25,549.71 Low 25,250.97 The U.S. market jumped Nov. 30, 2018 this week after falling to a Nasdaq 8,000 six-month low the week composite 7,500 before. The rally helped the 57.45 market finish with a mod- 7,000 est gain in November, but 7,330.54 MJ J A S O N the S&P 500 is still 5.8 per- Pct. change from previous: 0.79% High 7,332.79 Low 7,255.68 cent away from the all-time high it set in late Septem- Nov. 30, 2018 ber. Among other issues, Standard & 2,900 that drop reflects investors’ Poor’s 500 2,800 pessimism that the U.S. 22.41 2,700 and China will resolve 2,600 2,760.17 their differences without MJ J A S O N causing damage to the Pct. change from previous: 0.82% High 2,760.88 Low 2,732.76 global economy. The two sides have been sparring for months over issues The U.S. has announced lion to $847.4 billion for including China’s technol- tariffs on $250 billion in Apple. Amazon isn’t far ogy policy. Chinese imports this year, behind, at $826.4 billion.

Technology and health with the tax rate on many Microsoft was the care companies made the products set to rise Jan. 1, world’s most valuable pub- largest gains Friday, but while China put new taxes licly traded company dur- energy companies slipped on $110 billion in U.S. ing the dot-com boom, but Daily Globe as U.S. crude oil fell again, goods. Investors are con- hadn’t held the title since SUDOKU briefly trading under $50 a cerned that the lingering 2000. Apple became No. 1 Sudoku is a number-placing puzzle "Y$AVE'REEN based on a 9x9 grid with several given barrel. The price of crude dispute will keep business- earlier this decade, when it numbers. The object is to place the oil dropped 22 percent in es from spending money. surpassed Exxon Mobil.  numbers 1 to 9 in the empty squares November, its worst month That might not change Benchmark U.S. crude so that each row, each column and in a decade, hurt by con- even if the nations fell more than 3 percent in     each 3x3 box contains the same cerns that supplies are too announce a cease-fire on morning trading and     number only once. The difficulty level ample as global economic new tariffs or the outlines briefly slipped below $50 a of the Conceptis Sudoku increases growth slows. of a deal this weekend. barrel. It closed down 1  from Monday to Saturday. The S&P 500 index Among technology com- percent at $50.93 a barrel Answer to previous puzzle gained 22.41 points, or 0.8 panies, Intel gained 3.4 in New York. Brent crude     percent, to 2,760.17. The percent to $49.31 and lost 1.3 percent to $58.71 a          Dow Jones Industrial Aver- Nvidia climbed 3.9 percent barrel in London.           age rose 199.62 points, or to $163.43. Microsoft rose The dollar rose to          0.8 percent, to 25,538.46. 0.6 percent to $110.89. 113.61 yen from 113.43              The Nasdaq composite Apple lost 0.5 percent to yen. The euro fell to          jumped 57.45 points, or $178.58, which meant $1.1309 from $1.1389.              0.8 percent, to 7,330.54. Microsoft surpassed Apple Gold lost 0.4 percent to          The Russell 2000 index of as the world’s most valu- $1,226 an ounce. Silver fell

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