Mostly sunny High: 45 | Low: 27 | Details, page 2 DAILY GLOBE yourdailyglobe.com Tuesday, March 28, 2017 75 cents IPSD identifies ONE-ON-ONE Bessemer OKs human remains By RALPH ANSAMI [email protected] Ironwood joining IRONWOOD — The remains of the man found dead in a city of Ironwood house on March 20 have been identified, according to the Ironwood Public Safety Miners football co-op Department. Gerald Glen Thompson was By IAN MINIELLY another student from Bessemer born in 1936, according to an [email protected] on the Gogebic Range Robotics IPSD Monday news release. BESSEMER — The Bessemer team. The third member of the Family members have been School Board voted unanimously team from Bessemer, Hubert notified, according to Adam to accept Ironwood joingin the co- Molina, was unable to make the Clemens, the IPSD officer who op football program in an anti- meeting. The robotics team won has been investigating the case. climactic vote of solidarity Mon- the 2017 Northern Lights He said foul play is not suspect- day evening. Jim Partanen and Regional in Duluth, through ed, but an investigation is con- Tim France provided a brief great displays of teamwork and tinuing. overview before the vote, two assistance from other schools Clemens said the address of members of the public expressed present, according to William the house isn’t being released. their support and the board said, Van Hill. The team won the He said the house is located in “Aye.” The Gogebic Miners are highest Rookie Seed, Rookie the middle of a block, there were part of the West Pac Conference, Inspiration Award and the Unity neighbors and some mail had using Ironwood’s already present Award. piled up. schedule for 2017 and only have Tracy and Dave Rowe provid- Around 4 p.m. on March 20, one game to find, the scheduled ed feedback to the board regard- IPSD officers responded to a game with itself between Iron- ing the junior and senior high report of human remains being wood and Gogebic. U.P Science Olympiad, where found in the house that is set for All three schools athletic both teams placed second. Dave demolition under a Hardest Hit directors are meeting Tuesday to Rowe provided some insight grant the city has received. The discuss the way forward. regarding his thoughts when the building was scheduled to be Jacobi Hill addressed the torn down. board with Kiah Hollenbeck, Structures with delinquent BESSEMER page 5 taxes for at least three years are — eligible to be demolished as eye- sores after the land is obtained on tax deeds through the coun- ty. Thompson was the owner of Village council clarifies the house and it appeared as if he had been dead for at least three years. firefighter wages A neighbor contacted by the By JAN TUCKER ment,” but was intended to call Daily Globe said he thought the [email protected] attention to the village which she man had left for North Dakota a ONTONAGON — The Onton- said was “not complying with few years ago. The neighbor said agon Fire Department volun- federal and state laws.” it was strange that there were teers will now be treated as vil- “You spend a lot of money to two vehicles left in the driveway lage employees under action hire an auditor who tells you to and he thought the mail delivery taken by the Ontonagon Village change the way firemen are people also believed the man he Council Monday. The method by paid,” Lockhart said, adding the described as “a loner” had which firemen were paid has village has not followed the rule moved. been an issue for several months prohibiting them from being paid “It shocked me,” the neighbor and was highlighted in a televi- in cash. said of the discovery of the sion interview of Sue Lockhart. “Volunteers still need W2 remains. Lockhart told the council Larry Holcombe/Daily Globe forms.” IRONWOOD EIGHTH graders William Grimes, right, and John Joki play a game of one-on-one basket- Monday that her interview was ball after school Monday afternoon at a park on the corner of Ayer and Lake streets. “not against the fire depart- REMAINS — page 5 ONTONAGON — page 5 Hurley classes will begin DEER INTERRUPTED Sept. 5; earlier opener fails By RALPH ANSAMI Patritto said an effort that had [email protected] been backed by Hurley and other HURLEY — As an effort to districts to allow schools to open allow school districts to begin in August “appears dead in the classes before Labor Day has water.” apparently failed, the Hurley He said tourism interests that School Board on Monday agreed supported continuing the law the first day of school this fall that school can’t open until after will be on Tuesday, Sept. 5. District administrator Chris HURLEY — page 5 Wakefield Council approves water-sewer increase By ISABELLE KLEINSCHMIDT sewer increases, the council con- [email protected] sidered a $0.50-per-kilowatt WAKEFIELD — Following a hour increase on electricity. The discussion regarding an ongoing increases would relieve the city deficit in those line items, the of its current deficit and address Wakefield City Council approved currently “deferred maintenance a $2 water and sewer rate (and) maintain where we’re at,” increase at the meeting on Mon- day night. Richard Jenkins/Daily Globe Along with the water and DEER GRAZE in a yard along Lake Road in Ironwood Township Monday evening. WAKEFIELD — page 5 C O N T A C T U S WEATHER INSIDE INDEX

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At stake are grants that go deals instead with law enforce- ‘Fearless Girl’ statue opposite Sessions said the Justice toward an array of programs, ment sharing of information Department would require cities including victim services, body about someone’s immigration seeking some of $4.1 billion cameras for police, tools to cut status. available in grant money to veri- rape kit testing backlogs and Meanwhile, municipal leaders bull stays through February fy that they are in compliance police involvement in community nationwide vowed to defy any with a section of federal law that events. crackdown. NEW YORK (AP) — The glob- allows information sharing with In fiscal year 2016, the Office “We are going to become this ally popular statue of a young immigration officials. of Justice Programs made nearly administration’s worst night- girl will keep staring down Wall His statements in the White 3,000 grants totaling $3.9 billion mare,” said New York City Coun- Street’s famed “Charging Bull” House briefing room brought to to cities, counties, states and cil Speaker Melissa Mark-Viveri- through February 2018 instead mind tough talk from President other local governments. to, who was among officials gath- of being removed this coming Donald Trump’s campaign and Philadelphia, which has desig- ered in New York for a small con- Sunday, the mayor said. came just three days after the nated itself as a “sanctuary city,” ference that attracted officials She’s “standing up to fear, administration’s crushing health received $57.5 million in Justice from cities including San Fran- standing up to power, being able care defeat. But Sessions also Department grants in fiscal year cisco, Seattle, Denver, Chicago, to find in yourself the strength to acknowledged he was reiterating 2016 — mostly to cover police Philadelphia and New York. do what’s right,” said Democratic a similar policy adopted by the expenses for the Democratic Mark-Viverito and others Mayor Bill de Blasio, who Obama administration last year. National Convention, which was promised to block federal immi- appeared with the “Fearless “I urge the nation’s states and held in the city. gration agents from accessing Girl” statue Monday on the lower cities to carefully consider the Although there is no official certain private areas on city Manhattan traffic island where harm they are doing to their citi- definition of what makes a local- property, to restrict their access the two bronze figures face each zens by refusing to enforce our ity a “sanctuary,” the Trump to schools and school records and other. immigration laws,” Sessions administration has begun to pub- to offer legal services to immi- The mayor said the political said. lish weekly reports of local juris- grants in the country illegally. turmoil surrounding Republican The message is a furtherance dictions that aren’t cooperating California Senate leader President Donald Trump makes of Trump’s campaign promise to with federal efforts to find and Kevin de León called Sessions’ the endearing child particularly “defund” sanctuary cities by tak- deport immigrants in the country message, “nothing short of relevant. ing away their federal funding. illegally, as part of executive blackmail. ... Their gun-to-the- “She is inspiring everyone at a But legal precedent suggests order Trump signed in January. head method to force resistant moment when we need inspira- that would be difficult. The White House last week cities and counties to participate tion,” he said. The Obama administration listed more than 200 cases of in Trump’s inhumane and coun- The 4-foot-tall, 250-pound issued the same warning last immigrants released from cus- terproductive mass-deportation ponytailed girl in a windblown year, telling cities they risked tody before federal agents could is unconstitutional and will dress was installed this month to losing grant money in 2017 if intervene. Sessions on Monday fail.” highlight the dearth of women on corporate boards as she stands strong against the 11-foot-tall, 7,100-pound bull. The girl became an instant tourist draw Trump creates office to bring and internet sensation. Associated Press On Monday morning, Demo- RAINDROPS FALL on the “Fearless Girl” statue, created by Kristen Vis- cratic U.S. Rep. Carolyn Mal- bal, during a drizzle, Monday, in New York. Mayor Bill de Blasio says the business ideas to government oney, of New York, led a group of popular statue of a young girl staring down Wall Street’s famous prominent women in front of City “Charging Bull” statue will be allowed to remain through February WASHINGTON (AP) — Presi- Department of Veterans Affairs. administration, days after the Hall to honor the artist, Kristen 2018. dent Donald Trump is establish- In the memo, Trump said the Republican bill to repeal and Visbal, and State Street Global ing a new White House office run office will make recommenda- replace the Affordable Care Act, Advisors, the asset management mark, Sweden, Spain and else- and, boy, she really had style.” by his son-in-law that will seek tions to the president “on policies also known as “Obamacare,” firm that commissioned the work where, including one from a The girl was white, and the cre- to overhaul government func- and plans that improve govern- imploded in the House, revealing and, with the McCann advertis- mother who wanted to wallpaper ative team then incorporated tions using ideas from the busi- ment operations and services, deep divides within the GOP and ing firm, helped Visbal create her her daughter’s room with the another girl, a Latina, “to come ness sector. improve the quality of life for fraying tensions at the White sculpture. girl’s image. up with a child that has univer- Trump announced the White Americans now and in the House. “She was created to bring “I see men and women as the sal appeal,” Visbal said. House Office of American Innova- future, and spur job creation.” This effort has been develop- attention to the courage and ying and yang of society,” Visbal The fictional figure is linked tion in a memo Monday. “The Among those working on the ing since shortly after the inau- unrealized power of women in so said. “They bring different things to a very real message: Women office will focus on implementing effort are National Economic guration, said a senior adminis- many fields, and she has clearly to the table. They solve problems make up only about 16 percent of policies and scaling proven pri- Council director Gary Cohn; tration official, who requested struck a nerve,” said Maloney, in a different way. But we need U.S. corporate boards, according vate-sector models to spur job cre- Dina Powell, senior counselor to anonymity to discuss details who is pushing for the statue to to work together.” to the ISS Analytics business ation and innovation,” he wrote. the president for economic initia- about the office. The group has become a permanent installa- “Fearless Girl” will stay in research firm. The innovation office will be tives and deputy national securi- been meeting since then and tion. place for another 11 months Artist Arturo Di Modica’s bull led by Jared Kushner, a senior ty adviser; Chris Liddell, assis- started talking to CEOs from Visbal said the positive through an art program of the arrived after the 1987 stock mar- adviser to Trump and daughter tant to the president for strategic various sectors about ways to response to her artwork city’s Department of Transporta- ket crash as a symbol of Ameri- Ivanka Trump’s husband, and initiatives; and Reed Cordish, make changes to federal pro- “renewed my faith in sculpture to tion that manages lower Broad- cans’ financial resilience and will report directly to the presi- assistant to the president for grams. Areas its personnel hope make an impact on society, to way near Wall Street. can-do spirit. He wants the girl dent. White House spokesman intragovernmental and technolo- to tackle include overhauling the create a debate the way a good Visbal said one of her models gone, calling the statue an Sean Spicer said early priorities gy initiatives. All have extensive Department of Veterans Affairs, piece of art should.” was a friend’s young daughter, “advertising trick” fashioned by for the office will be modernizing business experience. improving workforce develop- She has received more than whom she asked “to envision two corporate giants, while his technology in the federal govern- Trump is announcing the new ment and targeting opioid addic- 1,000 emails from India, Den- staring down a great big bull sculpture is “art.” ment and overhauling the office at a low point in his young tion. 13 states urge appeals court to OK Trump travel ban RICHMOND, Va. (AP) — A istration’s action is not a “pretext Louisiana, Montana, Oklahoma, The Trump administration group of 12 state attorneys gen- for religious discrimination” and South Carolina, South Dakota, argued that the revised executive eral and one governor is backing does not violate the constitution. Texas and West Virginia. Gov. order, which includes a tempo- President Donald Trump’s “The Executive Order’s tempo- Phil Bryant of Mississippi also rary ban on refugees and a cap 2014 HONDA 2003 TOYOTA revised travel ban targeting six rary pause in entry by nationals joined. on the number of refugees who CIVIC LX HIGHLANDER predominantly Muslim coun- from six countries and in the The appeal stems from a rul- can enter the country, was LIMITED EDITION AWD tries, telling a federal appeals refugee program neither men- ing from a federal judge in Mary- intended to protect the United 4 door, auto., loaded, factory court Monday that the Republi- tions any religion nor depends on land earlier this month. That rul- States from terrorism. Citizens warranty, only 5,000 miles, V6, leather, moon roof, only 85,000 can acted lawfully in the interest whether affected aliens are Mus- ing and a separate one in Hawaii from Iran, Libya, Somalia, great MPG, Sharp!! miles, loaded, absolutely like new! of national security. lim,” the states write in the brief were victories for civil liberties Sudan, Syria and Yemen are $ $ SAVE!! SAVE!! 14,999 SAVE!! 8,999 The states are urging the 4th with the Richmond, Virginia- groups and advocates for immi- temporarily barred from enter- U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals to based court. “Thus, the Execu- grants and refugees, who argued ing the country under the order, overturn a lower court judge’s tive Order is emphatically not a that Trump’s temporary ban on though there are exceptions. Cloverland Motors ruling that blocked part of the ‘Muslim Ban.’” travel from six predominantly The 4th Circuit has set oral 300 E. Cloverland Dr., (U.S. 2) • Ironwood, MI 49938 president’s revised executive The states are Alabama, Ari- Muslim countries violated the arguments in the Maryland case 1-800-932-1202 • Phone: 906-932-1202 • Fax: 906-932-3295 order. The states say the admin- zona, Arkansas, Florida, Kansas, Constitution. for May 8. THE DAILY GLOBE • YOURDAILYGLOBE.COM COMMUNITY TUESDAY, MARCH 28, 2017 l 3 Community calendar ‘Beauty and the Beast’ dances Thursday, March 30 Email calendar items and com- Wesley United Methodist Church, munity news to news@yourdaily- Ironwood. off with top box-office spot Pickleball, 10 a.m. to noon, Iron- globe.com. For more information, Alcoholics Anonymous, 7:30 wood Memorial Building. call 906-932-2211. p.m., Sharon Lutheran Church, LOS ANGELES (AP) — Not the end of the day, it comes down the biggest March of all time, Gogebic County Veterans Ser- Tuesday, March 28 Bessemer. area74.org. all reboots are created equal. to the movie itself,” said Paul with help from the strength of vice Officer, 10:30-11:30 a.m., This weekend at the box office, Dergarabedian, senior media “Logan,” ‘’Kong: Skull Island,” Wakefield City Hall; 1-2 p.m., Monday, April 3 nostalgia-driven fare was every- analyst for comScore. “No matter ‘’Get Out” and “Beauty and the Pickleball, 10 a.m. to noon, Iron- Watersmeet Township; 2:45-3:15 wood Memorial Building. p.m., Marenisco Township. 906-667- Iron County Food Pantry, 9 where, from “Beauty and the how much brand equity they Beast.” Gogebic County Veterans Ser- 1110. a.m.-4 p.m., 72 Michigan Ave., Mon- Beast” to “Power Rangers” and have with a particular title, the Estimated ticket sales for Fri- vice Officer, 9:30-11:30 a.m., Iron- Alcoholics Anonymous, noon, treal, Wis. 715-561-4450. “CHIPS,” producing both suc- real test is: How do critics and day through Sunday at U.S. and wood Memorial Building. 906-667- Salem Lutheran Church, Ironwood. Alcoholics Anonymous, noon, cessful and underwhelming audiences respond to that film? Canadian theaters, according to 1110. area74.org. Salem Lutheran Church, Ironwood. results. “You still have to deliver a comScore. Where available, the Breakfast For Your Brain, 10 Grief Support Group, 2 p.m., area74.org. On the high end, Disney’s live- solid movie that will entice peo- latest international numbers for a.m., Mercer, Wis., Community Cen- The Inn Bed and Breakfast, Montre- Alcoholics Anonymous, 6 p.m., action “Beauty and the Beast” ple to spend their hard-earned Friday through Sunday are also ter. 715-561-2695. al, Wis. 906-663-0308. Our Lady of Peace Catholic Church, continued enchanting audiences money to go see something that included. Final domestic figures Alcoholics Anonymous, noon, Ironwood. area74.org. Free community dinner, 5-6 in its second weekend in the- they already know, or already will be released Monday. Salem Lutheran Church, Ironwood. p.m., Wakefield United Methodist Ironwood Sports Hall of Fame, aters, easily topping the charts know about,” he said. 1.”Beauty and the Beast,” area74.org. Church, Wakefield. 6 p.m., Luther L. Wright K-12 Ironwood Kiwanis Club, noon, ReGeneration Youth, 5:30-6:45 School, room 205. with $88.3 million, according to That’s where Disney has suc- $88.3 million ($119.2 million Golden Dragon. New members wel- p.m., ages 10-11; Relentless Youth, MECCA Ski Club, 6 p.m., studio estimates Sunday. On the ceeded, with its latest remake international). come. 7-9 p.m., ages 12-18; Lighthouse MECCA cabin near the treatment low end, Warner Bros.’ raunchy, earning $317 million in just 10 2.”Power Rangers,” $40.5 mil- Woods and Blooms Garden Faith Center, Ironwood. facility, Mercer, Wis. R-rated “CHIPS” debuted in sev- days in North American theaters lion ($18.7 million international). Club, 6:30 p.m., Haines Civic Cen- Friends of the Iron Belle Trail, 6 Harbortown AA, 7:30 p.m. EDT, enth place with $7.6 million. and $690.3 million worldwide. 3.”Kong: Skull Island,” $14.4 ter, Mercer, Wis. p.m., Cold Iron Brewery, Ironwood. Ontonagon United Methodist Church In the middle was Lionsgate’s “With ‘Beauty and the Beast’ million ($93 million internation- Life Support Group, 6:30 p.m., Alcoholics Anonymous, 6:30 basement, next to Holiday gas sta- “Power Rangers,” which earned a there have been decades of good- al). Woodland Church, Ironwood. p.m., First Presbyterian Church, tion, Ontonagon. area74.org. solid $40.5 million to grab the will and the Disney brand and so 4.”Life,” $12.6 million ($16.1 Alcoholics Anonymous, 7 p.m., Government Hurley. area74.org. No. 2 spot. The PG-13 take on many more elements going into it million international). Episcopal Church of the Transfigura- Friday, March 31 Iron County Forestry and Parks tion, Ironwood. area74.org. Committee, 2 p.m., Forestry confer- the campy 1990s television show than just the intellectual proper- 5.”Logan,” $10.1 million Government ence room, Hurley. tells the origin story of the Power ty,” Dergarabedian said. “Disney ($12.1 million international). Mercer Cribbage, 9:30-11:30 Iron County Human Services Bessemer City Council, 5:30 Rangers with a diverse teenage makes it look easy. Others have 6.”Get Out,” $8.7 million ($2.2 a.m., Mercer Senior Center. Personnel Committee, noon, p.m., city hall. cast of relative newcomers. had more challenges.” million international). Mercer Food Pantry, noon-1 Courthouse, Hurley. Ironwood Parks and Recre- p.m., Railroad Street, Mercer, Wis. Its audiences were 60 percent Also this weekend, the sci-fi 7.”CHIPS,” $7.6 million ($1.9 Iron County Human Services ation Committee, 5:30 p.m., meet- Emergencies: 715-476-7655. male, while “Beauty and the thriller “Life” failed to connect million international). Board, 4 p.m., courthouse, Hurley. ing, Conference Room 1, second Alcoholics Anonymous/Al- Beast” crowds remained largely with audiences, debuting in 8.”The Shack,”$3.8 million. Gogebic Community College floor, Memorial Building, Ironwood. Anon, noon, Salem Lutheran female. The divide allowed both fourth place with $12.6 million 9.”The Lego Batman Movie,” Board, 4:30 p.m., room B-22, Jacob Church, Ironwood. area74.org. Tuesday, April 4 to succeed in the crowded mar- behind holdover “Kong: Skull $2 million ($1.2 million interna- Solin Business Center, GCC. Harbortown AA, 7:30 p.m. EDT, ketplace. Island” with $14.4 million. tional). Wednesday, March 29 Ontonagon United Methodist Church Pickleball, 10 a.m. to noon, Iron- “Power Rangers” didn’t get The R-rated space film stars 10.”The Belko Experiment,” basement, next to Holiday gas sta- wood Memorial Building. the best reviews, but audiences Jake Gyllenhaal and Ryan $1.8 million. Christian Men of the Northland, Gogebic County Veterans Ser- tion, Ontonagon. area74.org. gave it a promising A CinemaS- Reynolds as astronauts who dis- Estimated ticket sales for Fri- 6:30 a.m., Uptown Cafe, Ironwood. vice Officer, 9:30-11:30 a.m., Ironwood Alcoholics Anonymous, 7:30 core, suggesting that it might cover that the alien life form they day through Sunday at interna- Alcoholics Anonymous, open p.m., Our Lady of Peace Catholic Memorial Building. 906-667-1110. meeting, noon, Salem Lutheran Church, Ironwood. area74.org. Alcoholics Anonymous, noon, have staying power in the com- have brought on board might be tional theaters (excluding the Church, Ironwood. area74.org. Saturday, April 1 Salem Lutheran Church, Ironwood. ing weeks. dangerous. With a $58 million U.S. and Canada), according to DOVE Support Group, noon-2 area74.org. “CHIPS,” on the other hand, price tag, Sony and Skydance’s comScore: p.m. 906-932-4990. Community Pickleball Pad- Ironwood Kiwanis Club, noon, Gold- underwhelmed audiences, critics “Life” has a long journey to prof- 1. “Beauty and the Beast,” Ironwood/Hurley Rotary Club, dlers, 8:30-11:30 a.m., Mercer en Dragon. New members welcome. and the studio. Dax Shepard itability. $119.2 million. 12:15 p.m., Elk and Hound Restau- School gymnasium. 715-776-4588. Cribbage, 1 p.m., Mercer, Wis., wrote, directed and starred in Dergarabedian said that part 2. “Kong: Skull Island,” $93 rant, Ironwood. Family Fun, 11 a.m., Bessemer Public Library. 715-476-2366. the action comedy based on the of the reason for its muted million. Iron County Veterans Service Public Library. Disabled American Veterans, 6 1970s and ‘80s TV show about launch might be that recent 3. “Power Rangers,” $18.7 mil- Officer, 1-3 p.m., Mercer, Wis., p.m., Ironwood American Legion Alcoholics Anonymous, 7 p.m., the California Highway Patrol. space films, such as “Passen- lion. Town Hall. 715-561-2190. Clubrooms. Salem Lutheran Church, Ironwood. Costing $25 million to pro- gers” and “Arrival,” are avail- 4. “The Boss Baby,” $16.3 mil- Parent Academy, 5:30-7:30 area74.org. Life Support Group, 6:30 p.m., p.m., Luther L. Wright K-12 School, Woodland Church, Ironwood. duce, “CHIPS” wasn’t the biggest able for home viewing. The lion. Ironwood. Sunday, April 2 Alcoholics Anonymous, 7 p.m., risk, but its $7.6 million debut much-anticipated “Alien: 5. “Life,” $16.1 million. Adult Children of Alcoholics, 7 Episcopal Church of the Transfigura- disappointed. The film also got a Covenant” and “Guardians of 6. “Logan,” $12.1 million. p.m., Samaritan Counseling, Iron- Alcoholics Anonymous, 1 p.m., tion, Ironwood. area74.org. deathly B- CinemaScore from the Galaxy Vol. 2” also are on 7. “The Prison,” $8.3 million. wood. closed meeting, Salem Lutheran Government audiences. the horizon. 8. “Split,” $5.2 million. Narcotics Anonymous, 7 p.m., Church, Ironwood. Wakefield Township Board, “Brand recognition will get Despite some flops, the March 9. “Sing,” $4.6 million. Ramsay/Bessemer Township Salem Lutheran Church, Ironwood. 5:30 p.m., township hall. you far — it gives you a leg up 2017 box office, which crossed $1 10. “A Dog’s Purpose,” $4.1 Fourth of July Committee, 6 p.m., area74.org. Wednesday, April 5 before you even start — but at billion this weekend, has become million. Alcoholics Anonymous, 7:30 Ore House, Ramsay. Gogebic Range Trail Authority, p.m., Sharon Lutheran Church, Christian Men of the Northland, Briefs Bessemer. area74.org. 6 p.m., Pit Stop, Bessemer. Narcotics Anonymous, 7 p.m., 6:30 a.m., Uptown Cafe, Ironwood. St. John’s to offer kropsua Hurley K-12 School hosts Organizers hope the weekend- fundraiser blood drive long festival will highlight the town’s natural, cultural and com- Holly Taylor shines as Russian IRONWOOD — St. John’s HURLEY — The Hurley K-12 munity assets alongside its pic- Lutheran Church will host a School is hosting a Red Cross turesque sense of place. The fes- kropsua feed and bake sale on Blood Drive on April 7, from 9 tival features a silent sports and spies’ all-American daughter Sunday, April 2, from 8 a.m. to a.m. to-2 p.m. in the high school woods and waters focus on Sat- noon. gym. urday, June 24 with the Last Pancakes will also be avail- “We are inviting all area resi- NEW YORK (AP) — Learning sparkling eyes who, at 19, scarce- landed the part of Paige. Wilderness 5K/10K Run, a Kids able. dents and students that are over and keeping secret that your par- ly looks older than the character “I’m so proud to play her,” Tay- Bobber Run around the pond, The church is located on Air- the age of 16 years to donate. If ents are Russian spies would be a she plays. “It was good the part lor says. “Usually the teenage girl nature walks, paddling and pon- port Road, west of Lake Road, in you are 16 years of age you must lot for any teenager to handle. wasn’t really big in the beginning. on a TV show just butts into toons, and biking activities. Sat- Ironwood Township. have permission from your par- That’s been the heavy burden for As they amped it up, that gave me everything and gets everyone urday evening includes a cele- ents,” said a school spokesman. Paige Jennings on FX’s Cold the chance to learn.” annoyed. But I think Paige is com- bration at the American Legion Tai chi classes offered in Call 715-561-4900 ext. 206 to War-era thriller “The Ameri- Then, two seasons ago, an plex, and her story line makes with the Spotlight polka band. set up an appointment. Appoint- cans.” increasingly suspicious Paige sense.” Mercer The Wisconsin Department of ments are set every 15 minutes The responsible, good-hearted forced the issue. As everybody knows, it’s the MERCER, Wis. — The spring Tourism administers the $1.3 with the last appointment at 1:45 Paige strikes a stark counter- “I’m not stupid,” she said as she teen who typically rebels on TV. class session for tai chi will million annual JEM grant pro- p.m. Donors must have one form point to Elizabeth and Philip, her confronted her parents in a mem- But in this case it’s Paige who begin Monday, April 3, in Mer- gram to provide partnership of identification, driver’s license, mom and dad, who, behind their orable scene. “I know there’s tries to follow the rules while her cer. funding to help non-profit Wis- or Red Cross card. masquerade as modern circa- something going on.” parents, in their own highly regi- Classes are held each Mon- consin organizations promote “Our goal is 50 units. 1980s Americans, are Soviet-born “We serve our country,” her mented way, run wild. day from 9:10 to 10:15 a.m. at tourism. To be funded, projects The Red Cross will donate sever- KGB officers doing their under- mother said. And that didn’t mean This sets off highly the Mercer Community Center, must show that they will gener- al scholarships to some of our cover best to help bring down the the USA. charged moments between and will run through June 5. ate an increase in visitors and graduating seniors if we reach U.S. At her insistence, Paige Taylor and her co-stars Rus- The one exception is the Memo- make a positive economic impact our goal,” said the spokesman. This powerful series, which increasingly has been taken into sell and Rhys. rial Day class will not be held in the area. Some of the donated blood airs Tuesday at 10 p.m. Eastern, her parents’ confidence. At the “After the scene where they the next day on Tuesday, May On Sunday, an outdoor street will remain locally, while the rest has no shortage of action, intrigue same time, she clashes with them told Paige they were spies, all 30. fair carries with it a fun cultural will go to VA hospitals, Universi- and wig disguises as the cloak- — in particular, over her choice of three of us sat at the table and New students are welcome. history theme. In addition to the ty of Wisconsin hospitals, the and-dagger couple (Keri Russell boyfriends. A puppy-love romance couldn’t even talk, we were just so The classes are available on DVD popular frog and turtle races, Mayo Clinic or in reserve for dis- and Matthew Rhys) carry out has sparked between Paige and exhausted from bringing out those at the Mercer and Manitowish events include a show by the asters. their subterfuge right under the the anyone-but-him boy across the emotions. Waters libraries and are titled Denim ‘N Dessert Reader’s The- nose of FBI counterintelligence street: the son of FBI agent Bee- “But I never feel uncomfortable Tai Chi for Arthritis. Presque Isle chamber ater, a kids logging area, an agent Stan Beeman (Noah man. or nervous doing a really emotion- All proceeds from donations expanded artisan and crafters’ Emmerich), who, as luck would The relationship between Paige al scene in front of them,” she for the classes are given to a earns grant fair, and lumberjack shows by have it, lives across the street in and Matthew Beeman (played by says. “When you have to break local non-profit service organiza- PRESQUE ISLE, Wis. — The the nationally-known DLW Tim- their Washington suburb. Danny Flaherty) is sweetly inno- down and cry, they’re there to help tion. Presque Isle Chamber of Com- berworks. The day culminates But it’s Paige who has cent thus far. But it could always you. They’re so open and generous For further information, call merce recently received a $9,380 with an amateur lumberjack emerged as the show’s pivotal fig- go further. “Some of the things, I and welcoming. I’m really lucky to Martha Pierpont at 715-776- Joint Effort Marketing grant to competition. ure. Propelled by Holly Taylor’s had a stand-in for,” Taylor volun- have that.” 3993 or Barbara Scott at 715- assist in the promotion of its For more information, call winsome portrayal, she has blos- teers, with no details. “I have to do This season “The Americans” 476-2171. Presque Isle Days on June 24-25. 715-686-2910. somed as the series’ moral center. the kiss itself because you see my has gained an unsought burst of And she represents the series’ face. But anything that goes past relevance as America suffers a biggest question mark as “The the kiss is not me. I’m not com- relapse into Cold War-style hee- Americans” races toward its sixth fortable doing that, for now, and bie-jeebies. Leonardo’s ‘Adoration of the Magi’ now cleaner, brighter and final season next year: What the producers respect my bound- Even so, Taylor’s show remains path will this all-American girl aries.” laser-focused on the long-ago ‘80s. FLORENCE, Italy (AP) — Leonardo painted the large, ended up in the Medici collec- choose as, more and more, she Growing up in New Jersey, And despite her not having been Leonardo da Vinci’s unfin- nearly square oil on wood tion. becomes implicated in her par- Taylor started dance lessons when born until 1997, so is she. ished masterpiece “Adoration between 1481 and 1482 but left The restoration was car- ents’ mission to make Russia she was 3, and at age 11 began a “All the writers are so talented, of the Magi” has emerged it unfinished after leaving Flo- ried out by a team at the Opi- great again? (This week’s episode two-year stint dancing in the kid- just reading the script I feel like from a six-year restoration rence for Milan. It had been ficio delle Pietre Dure, a offers a new clue.) centric Broadway musical “Billy I’m THERE,” she says. “And once cleaner, brighter and with a commissioned by Augustinian research and conservation Now 16, Paige was first seen on Elliot.” I get into wardrobe and get on set, depth that hasn’t been seen monks for the San Donato a institute of the Italian Cul- the premiere of “The Americans” After that, she decided to try I’m in the character who lives at for centuries. Scopeto church but ultimately ture Ministry. typing a theme for class on a topic performing for the camera. that time.” Officials at Florence’s Uffizi that made her mother seethe: “That seemed like a logical next “Still, as a viewer, you relate Gallery unveiled the restored Theatre North Presents: How the Russians cheat on arms step,” she says. “But I was so shy. ‘The Americans’ to yourself and work at a ceremony Monday control. So I took a few acting classes and what you see going on around that will kick off a special “In season one, I was just kind began to have more fun with it. I you,” she allows. “That’s what peo- exhibit running through of sitting there,” says Taylor, a thought, ‘I can actually do this.’” ple are finding out about our show September pitting Leonardo’s fresh-faced young woman with After a round of auditions, she now. And that’s cool.” work alongside the “Adoration” Directed by: of Filippo Lippi. Beth Bordner “This is a spectacular recov- April 6-8, ery of this most important at 7pm & Adele: ‘I don’t know if I will ever tour again’ painting by Leonardo,” said AUCKLAND, New Zealand something I’m good at” and she rain at the outdoor show in Uffizi director Eike Shmidt. April 9, (AP) — Adele fans who didn’t doesn’t know if she “will ever Auckland on Sunday. Photos While Leonardo’s “Mona Lisa” at 2pm catch her on her world tour tour again.” The concert was show her in a drenched dress and “The Last Supper” are per- that’s winding down may be out Adele’s last one before she for- for part of the concert and haps better appreciated, the Ticket cost $10. Available at: Adoration “always was the most of luck in the future. mally finishes the tour in her also donning a plastic pon- Leather and Gift in Bessemer: 906-667-0500 The New Zealand Herald hometown of London with four cho. mysterious work as well Z Place Gallery in Ironwood: 906-364-7454 reports Adele told the audience sold-out dates at Wembley Sta- She joked that she “just because it was covered with Theatre North Box Of1ce: 906-932-4371 during Sunday night’s show in dium this summer. spent two hours in hair and dark layers of dirt, of paint and Theatre North Location: 825 N. Lake Street, Ironwood, MI Website: www.theatrenorth.org Auckland that “touring isn’t Adele sang through heavy makeup for nothing.” so on.” Presented by Permission of Samuel French, Inc. 45 W 25th Street, New York, New York 10010 4 l TUESDAY, MARCH 28, 2017 OPINION THE DAILY GLOBE • YOURDAILYGLOBE.COM Contemplation and creativity

DAILY GLOBE Mother Angelica, the founder of the world- series. “The Lost Staff of Wonders,” the sec- ranging media operation, EWTN, has been ond Will Wilder adventure, was just released, Sue Mizell, Publisher dead for a year. But she’s still changing lives. and Arroyo is traveling to schools and book- Her biographer, Raymond Arroyo, can testify stores throughout the country to introduce Larry Holcombe, Managing Editor to it. Kathryn the excitement — and privilege — of reading Mother Angelica was a trailblazing nun Lopez to many young ones, giving away books to who had no business starting a television children who might not otherwise be reading. network in Birmingham, Alabama, save for Check his Twitter feed, @RaymondArroyo, In Their Opinion being convinced that God was telling her to for some windows into the joy an encounter do so. A native Ohioan, she felt called to go with the author and his creation can be. Will South and work for racial healing. Wilder helps children by thinking and Roll back needless Today, the cable network she founded still dreaming, by emphasizing and celebrating plays reruns of her old live show, which, inspired by Mother Angelica. As he read community, hope and adventure. whenever I catch it, is as relevant as ever. them, he became convinced he had to convey And as he gets talking to me about the licensing rules The first search result I found on the Inter- these experiences, to tell about the impact correlation between illiteracy and incarcera- net took me to a Youtube clip in which she Mother Angelica was continuing to make. tion rates, the free copies of his books that Occupational licensing laws in Michigan reduce jobs, talks about the lack of hope seemingly every- “They didn’t meet her in the ‘80s and ‘90s, Random House has been giving way in some hurt low-income workers, increase crime, inflate con- where — in the world, in the home, in the when she was freewheeling and laughing and poor school districts and some of the segre- sumer prices and waste millions of state dollars, new data workplace. Tell people they’re beautiful, she telling jokes. They met her through reruns gation he sees in those districts when he vis- shows. And Detroit, where jobs are the most precious, is says. Don’t knock people down, give them and books, and they are meeting her now,” its them, I can’t help but think of what harmed the most. State and local governments should hope. People need it. Not false hope, but trust Arroyo tells me. “It was her prayer, it was brought Mother Angelica to Birmingham in make it a priority to roll back these unhelpful regulations. in the love with which we were created. her sacrifice, that was almost magnifying the the first place — a call to help where she saw In Michigan, 164 occupations require a license, includ- Shortly after she died, Arroyo’s book power of her message despite time, space and a need (The principal of a Catholic school in ing painters, manicurists, librarians, landscapers, gutter “Mother Angelica Her Grand Silence: The disability. Who would have thought this dis- New Orleans has testified to the boys she’d installers, auto mechanics, barbers, hearing aid dealers Last Years and Living Legacy” was pub- abled woman, who couldn’t really speak, never seen with books before who can’t get would have a louder voice in her silence?” — even hair braiders. lished. Technically, he had previously writ- enough of Will Wilder.) Mother Angelica’s ten her biography, “Mother Angelica: The Talking contemplation can seem ridicu- legacy continues in a healing of individual These licenses are most often obtained by a combina- lous in our busy world, but it’s the stuff of tion of fees, classes, training and exams. For example, a Remarkable Story of a Nun, Her Nerve, and and cultural imaginations. Her work contin- a Network of Miracles,” in 2005. But the creativity, a crucial ingredient of a thriving ues. Mother Angelica was a success in the hair braider in Michigan pays $154, needs 500 hours of society. And the fruits of it can be seen in experience and must pass an exam to be licensed to legal- media network was not her whole life. And, world in the most unlikely ways. So it is, while strokes had confined her to a convent Arroyo’s life. Host of EWTN’s long-running when a soul is dedicated to the work of hope ly braid hair. bed for the better part of a decade before she news program “The World Over,” he’s very and eternity. Licensing means safety for consumers, right? Policy died, these hidden years may have been her much on top of politics and culture. A hus- Kathryn Jean Lopez is senior fellow at analyst Jarrett Skorup’s report published this month at most powerful. band and father, he also slaved away in a the National Review Institute, editor-at- the Mackinac Center for Public Policy shows “there’s just During those “silent years” — between labor of love — burning the modern-day large of National Review Online and found- no evidence” occupational licenses increase health and 2004 and 2016 — Arroyo received “literally equivalent of midnight oil creating a charac- ing director of Catholic Voices USA. She safety in the vast majority of fields. thousands of letters from people all over the ter named Will Wilder in a town called Per- can be contacted at klopez@nationalre- For example, data shows that half the states don’t world,” who told him their stories of being ilous Falls for a best-selling children’s book view.com. license electricians and there’s no difference in safety. “We are not safer because Michigan licenses electri- cians,” Skorup says. “We aren’t safer because we require Today in history barbers do more training than some commercial airline pilots.” By The Associated Press Unlike many states, Michigan barbers must pass an exam, pay $241 and show 1,800 training hours to be legal- Today’s Highlight in History ly licensed. It’s just one of many occupations the state On March 28, 1942, during World War II, British naval forces staged a directly manages and enforces under a $153 million successful raid on the Nazi-occupied annual budget, including $24 million straight from the French port of St. Nazaire in Opera- general fund. tion Chariot, destroying the only dry It’s not just taxes affected. Licensing costs raises the dock on the Atlantic coast capable of price of goods and services — in Michigan, consumers repairing the German battleship Tir- spend $2,700 more annually as a result, including 30 per- pitz. cent more on haircuts, the report says. On this date In 1834, the U.S. Senate voted to Licensing also restricts 125,480 potential jobs, accord- censure President Andrew Jackson ing to Skorup’s data, as costly requirements overwhelm for the removal of federal deposits especially low-income people. Michiganians with any from the Bank of the United States. criminal record — even sometimes just a civil infraction In 1896, the opera “Andrea Che- — can be discriminated against and refused licensure. nier,” by Umberto Giordano, pre- So who benefits? Industry insiders. They champion miered in Milan, Italy. licensure to stifle competition, increase demand within In 1898, the Supreme Court, in United States v. Wong Kim Ark, ruled Michigan and raise income per license-holder. Most that a child born in the United States licensing boards comprise current license-holders. to Chinese immigrants was a U.S. License laws have expanded 500 percent since 1950. citizen. And not by evidence-based, systematic prudence — fewer In 1930, the names of the Turkish than 30 occupations require a license in all 50 states. cities of Constantinople and Angora Gov. Rick Snyder is leading the roll-back cause. The were changed to Istanbul and Ankara. state has abolished licensure for seven occupations. In 1935, the notorious Nazi pro- That’s as many reforms as the other 49 states combined. paganda film “Triumph des Willens” Detroit is the stark exception. It requires its own (Triumph of the Will), directed by licensing for 60 occupations. About half are already Leni Riefenstahl, premiered in Berlin licensed by the state, so Detroiters must pay extra fees with Adolf Hitler present. and jump extra hoops. The other half are unique — In 1941, novelist and critic Vir- including auctioneers and window washers — and require ginia Woolf, 59, drowned herself near her home in Lewes, East Sus- a license only in Detroit. sex, England. Plumbing, for example, requires state and city licens- In 1955, John Marshall Harlan II Olympic legend Jesse Owens. unusually political sermon before 81. Country musician Charlie ing hoops. Few go to the trouble: there are only 58 was sworn in as an associate justice Ten years ago: Iran aired a video hundreds of thousands at Revolution McCoy is 76. Movie director Mike licensed plumbers in the city. “There are fewer plumbers of the U.S. Supreme Court. of 15 British sailors and marines who Plaza. Bluegrass legend and banjo Newell is 75. Actress Conchata Fer- in Detroit than there are in the city of Midland,” Skorup In 1969, the 34th president of the were captured five days earlier; the pioneer Earl Scruggs, 88, died in rell is 74. Philippines President says. United States, Dwight D. Eisenhow- lone female captive, Faye Furney, Nashville, Tennessee. Rodrigo Duterte is 72. Actress Detroit should quit punishing itself and spark jobs er, died in Washington, D.C. at age wearing a white tunic and a black One year ago: The FBI said it Dianne Wiest is 71. Country singer 78. through licensure reform. De-regulating hair braiders head scarf, said the British boats had successfully used a mysterious Reba McEntire is 62. Olympic gold In 1977, “Rocky” won best picture had “trespassed” in Iranian waters technique without Apple Inc.’s help medal gymnast Bart Conner is 59. should be an easy first step in Lansing. at the 49th Academy Awards; Peter while patrolling for smugglers near to hack into the iPhone used by a Rapper Salt (Salt-N-Pepa) is 51. —Detroit News Finch was honored posthumously as the mouth of the Shatt al-Arab, a dis- gunman in a mass shooting in Cali- Actress Tracey Needham is 50. best actor for “Network” while his co- puted waterway. (The crew mem- fornia, effectively ending a pitched Actor Max Perlich is 49. Movie star, Faye Dunaway, was recognized bers were released a week later.) In court battle. Officers shot and director Brett Ratner is 48. Country as best actress. the Philippines, dozens of children wounded a man who had pulled a singer Rodney Atkins is 48. Actor Letters Policy In 1979, America’s worst com- were taken hostage on a bus by a weapon at a security checkpoint as Vince Vaughn is 47. Rapper Mr. mercial nuclear accident occurred day-care center owner armed with he entered the underground U.S. Cheeks (Lost Boyz) is 46. Actor Ken The Daily Globe welcomes letters from readers. Letters should deal with a partial meltdown inside the grenades and guns; the crisis ended Capitol Visitor Center. Winston L. is 44. Singer/songwriter Matt with matters of current, public interest. We reserve the right to reject any Unit 2 reactor at the Three Mile peacefully 10 hours later with the Moseley, the man convicted of the Nathanson is 44. Rock musician Island plant near Middletown, Penn- letter and to edit those that are to be published. Please avoid name-call- hostage-taker’s surrender. 1964 stabbing death of bar manager Dave Keuning is 41. Actress Annie sylvania. ing or personal attacks. Five years ago: The U.S. Kitty Genovese, died at the Clinton Wersching is 40. Actress Julia Stiles In 1987, Maria von Trapp, whose Letters should be no longer than 400 words. An address and phone Supreme Court wrapped up three Correctional Facility in Dannemora, is 36. Singer Lady Gaga is 31. life story inspired the Rodgers and number must be included for verification purposes. days of public arguments on Presi- New York, at age 81. Actor James Thought for Today Hammerstein musical “The Sound of dent Barack Obama’s historic health Noble, 94, died in Norwalk, Con- “A man can do his best only by Letters may be mailed to Letters to the Editor, Daily Globe, 118 E. Music,” died in Morrisville, Vermont, McLeod Ave., Ironwood MI 49938; emailed to: care law. On the last day of his visit, necticut. confidently seeking (and perpetually at age 82. Pope Benedict XVI demanded more Today’s Birthdays missing) an unattainable perfec- [email protected]; or faxed to 906-932-4211. In 1990, President George H.W. Brief, thank-you letters will be considered for our Saturday “Bouquets” freedom for the Roman Catholic Former White House national tion.” — Ralph Barton Perry, Ameri- Bush presented the Congressional Church in communist-run Cuba and security adviser Zbigniew Brzezinski can author and educator (1876- column. Gold Medal to the widow of U.S. preached against “fanaticism” in an is 89. Author Mario Vargas Llosa is 1957).

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McLeod Ave., Ironwood, MI 49938 906-932-2211 • 800-236-2887 • Fax 906-932-5358 THE DAILY GLOBE • YOURDAILYGLOBE.COM TUESDAY, MARCH 28, 2017 l 5 said he had been working with AREA / STATE Record Ontonagon the firemen even before the tele- T H A N K Y O U vision story to find a solution to the problem, but he did not want POLICE REPORTS ——— to “push these guys to quit the City of Bessemer On March 19 at 5 p.m., Samuel From page 1 hard way and leave the village On March 12, a 36 year old Norman Luehers, 18, of Champlin, She said the recommenda- without a department.” He Bessemer man was arrested for Minn., was arrested for possession tions by the auditor was made in admitted that the process has obstruction of justice parole violation of marijuana at the corner of U.S. 2 the 2014 audit and even before been slower than it should have and domestic assault. and Section 12 Road by Michigan that, but no changes were made. been, “but there are a lot of peo- Deputies arrested a 27 year old State Police. Bessemer man early Saturday City of Wakefield In the 2015 audit, the auditor ple involved.” He said the village morning for domestic assault, inter- The Randall Bakery in Wakefield said the fire department did not give cash to the firefight- fering with electronic communica- was robbed on Saturday, March 19. requests payment from the vil- ers. tions, and trespassing. Gogebic County Sheriff’s Depart- lage for fire and maintenance Tom Hamilton said the village City of Ironwood ment deputies arrested Christian fees and the village writes a manager owes “these guys” The Ironwood Public Safety Charles Wiemeri, 56, of Wakefield, check made out to the depart- pointing to Lockhart, an apology. Department received a Saturday in connection with the robbery and ment for reimbursement of the He said the blame was put on afternoon complaint from a West charged him with entering without fees. “It appeared the checks Lockhart who just tried to get Gogebic Street resident who said breaking in, but with intent to commit made out to the OVFD were “the true facts out.” her niece and other girls were being larceny. cashed at the bank and volun- Jim Miles, who has been asked to send nude photos to an ANIMAL COMPLAINTS online computer site. City of Ironwood teers were given cash payment member of the fire department The girls are aged 9 and 10. The IPSD received a 2 p.m. Sat- for their services,” according to for over 39 years and is its assis- An officer took possession of the urday complaint of a large Husky the audit report. tant chief, thanked the village cell phone involved and an investi- dog roaming free in a yard near The audit report said “during manager and the council for fix- gation is continuing. Ridge and Greenbush Streets. the year the bank stopped the ing the compensation issue and ——— Two IPSD officers couldn’t locate practice of giving cash for the noted that the discussions were The IPSD filed a follow-up report the animal. checks made out to the depart- underway before the television of a Wednesday incident in which a COURT CASES ment. It appears the new prac- story. He added the department woman reported her wallet was Gogebic County tice is for the Ontonagon Fire has received great support from either stolen or lost at Walmart. District Court 98 Department to write out a check the community “at warp speed” When a store security video was Bessemer checked, it showed the woman had Nov. 14: Leesa Marie Paulson, to an individual, who then cash- since the story came out. left the wallet on a service counter at 27, Ironwood, retail fraud, third- es the check and distributes cash The new contract, approved the store. Then a man took the $15 degree, community service, $375. to the volunteers.” by the council Monday and previ- out of the wallet and deposited it in a March 17: Jay Randall Jessup, The audit said the majority of ously by the firemen, clarifies the freezer. 62, Neenah, Wis., operate while vis- checks written by the OCFD compensation to the firemen. The woman’s driver’s license and ibly impaired, $695. appear to be allowable expenses They will receive $12 an hour for credit cards were also in the wallet. March 20: Gregory Paul Lambert, but were never presented to the emergency calls, required train- An investigation was continuing. 26, Marenisco, driving without insur- village and not approved by the ing and OVFD business meet- ——— ance, operate without a license and council. ings. The contract also states the Sunday night, sheriff’s deputies operate an unregistered vehicle, The auditor recommended men and women will received $6 Ian Minielly/Daily Globe arrested a 35 year old male Iron- $885. SCHOOL BOARD president Bob Berg presents Kim Saari with a certifi- wood resident on domestic assault, March 20: Michael Claude the village “review internal con- per month for the last call bonus, cate of appreciation for her many long years and dedication to the the third offense. Brownell, 37, Bessemer, unlawful trol policies and procedures and $50 a year clothing reimburse- students and school at Bessemer. Saari left the floor to great applause. ——— use of a license plate, $275. make necessary changes to ment, personal vehicle mileage Sunday evening, sheriff’s March 20: Takoda Joseph Ran- ensure compliance with IRS for emergency calls will be reim- deputies arrested a 32 year old dall, 20, Ironwood, larceny, (less regulations.” The findings bursed at the IRS approved rate, board the committee has been female Ironwood resident on an out- than $200), $385. reported firemen’s wages be for a maximum of $100 a year Bessemer working on teacher recognition standing warrant and March 20, Jordan Allen Walker, reported in W-2’s as required by and OVFD members shall be to formally recognize the out- resisting/obstruction of a police offi- 19, Ironwood, larceny, (less than the IRS. provided with $5,000 life insur- standing staff/teachers with a cer. $200), $385. perpetual trophy/plaque. Ironwood Township March 20: Amanda, L. Rife, 32, Village Manager Joe Erickson ance coverage. From page 1 Diana Hansen informed the On March 18, deputies arrested a Ontonagon, failure to stop at scene team was initially established board the Washington School Sellersburg, in man for burglary at of property damage accident, “It could have been worse, it’s with only six students and they parent-teacher conferences are the Gogebic-Iron County Airport. $275. Wakefield a good lesson to learn,” said traveled to the meet in his old today, by invitation. The school Lottery Granato. van. Rowe said, I never expected decided to change how they con- Gogebic County Undersheriff to win an Olympiad and we have duct parent-teacher conferences Remains Ross Solberg updated the council won. I never expected to qualify to provide the teachers and par- Monday From page 1 on the department’s activity for for state and we have qualified ents with greater time together Michigan said City Manager Richard January and February. eight years in row, and I never so solutions could be achieved to Poker Lotto: AC-JS-6C-4H-6H From page 1 Brackney. “We’re starting to do reports expected to win at state and we maximize the potential of the Midday Daily 3: 9-9-1 Upon recommendation by again like we did in the past,” have won at state.” The Rowes students and secure good atten- Midday Daily 4: 1-4-5-5 An online report said Thomp- Brackney, John Granato first said Solberg. The reports cover requested next year the school dance for all. Daily 3: 6-0-3 son had registered to vote in made a motion to hold a public information on how many calls place attending the Science Tim France announced the Daily 4: 6-7-5-3 Gogebic County in 2000. hearing before approving the hike came in to the department and Olympiad on the calendar, Athletic Banquet is scheduled for Fantasy 5: 06-21-22-29-37 The Gogebic County Medical of the rates, but the motion did the nature of those calls was. expecting the qualification. April 23 at the VFW in Besse- Keno: 01-02-07-08-17-19-20-25-31-35-36-37-38-39- Examiner’s office has been assisting the IPSD in the inves- not gain enough support to pass. The council waived the vendor In a bit of sad news for AD mer, and there are currently 20 42-44-59-63-66-68-69-79 Patricia Mann then made a fee for Emily and Antonio Johnston, Kim Saari and Janet ladies on the Gogebic softball tigation. motion to hold an immediate DelFavero to sell ice and Niko Hellman were given certificates team and 13 gentlemen on the vote on the increase on water Hewitt to sell firewood to the of appreciation for their many baseball team. The softball Wisconsin and sewer rates while postpon- Eddy Park campground again years of service as they prepare games are scheduled for the park 5 Card Cash: AH-7C-6D-8D-6H ing the electric rate increase this year. to head into retirement. in Wakefield while the first two SuperCash: 05-09-10-25-31-35, Doubler: N until a public hearing on April Future repairs to the current Senior Blaine Pellinen pre- hardball games are scheduled for Badger 5: 02-11-12-19-22 10. This motion passed. fire department were brought-up sented blue bags to the school Marenisco and the rest for Besse- Daily Pick 3: 5-9-2 The council also discussed the at the meeting. The council cur- board with blue light bulbs. mer. Daily Pick 4: 0-1-3-2 matter of seven months of rently has extra funding set Pellinen, a student with peer-to- unpaid charges from Great aside for fire truck repairs and peer asked the board to replace Lakes Energy. Brackney had are considering using those their outdoor light bulbs with the TUESDAY EVENING MARCH 28, 2017 ceased payment of the charges funds to repair the building. The provided blue bulb in recognition 7:00 7:30 8:00 8:30 9:00 9:30 10:00 10:30 11:00 11:30 until he was able to identify the council gave approval for Fire of autism awareness. 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(R) (CC) Jerrod Carmichael: 8 ’ customers on winter run status kind of recycling, as in Houghton several early sightings across (531) MAX››› Dumb and Dumber (‘94) Jim Carrey. ’ (PG-13) (8:50) ››› American Pie (‘99) (R) (CC) ››› Spy (‘15) Melissa McCarthy. (R) will be notified this week to stop the Gogebic Range, as the bears (561) SHOW(6:30) American Jihad Billions ’ (TVMA) (CC) Homeland (TVMA) (CC) ››› The Hateful Eight (‘15) Samuel L. Jackson. (R) running their water as a way to are leaving their dens hungry. (591) TMC›› The Alamo (‘04, War) Dennis Quaid. ’ (PG-13) (CC) › Blackway (‘15) Anthony Hopkins. (R) ››› Drug War (‘12) (R) prevent freeze-ups. It is about a —Ralph Ansami (593) TMC2(:15) › High School (‘10) Adrien Brody. ’ (R) (CC) ›› Hot Rod (‘07) Andy Samberg. (CC) Tooken (‘15) Lee Tergesen. (R) (CC) LED — page 6 PREMIUM 6 l TUESDAY, MARCH 28, 2017 AREA / NATION THE DAILY GLOBE • YOURDAILYGLOBE.COM Obituaries Flint to replace 18,000 lead-tainted water lines Delphine M. Ferrari DETROIT (AP) — Michigan appointed financial managers, and the city of Flint agreed Mon- tapped the Flint River while a STATESBORO, Ga. — Delphine M. Ferrari, 93, died Friday, day to replace thousands of home new pipeline was being built to March 24, 2017, at the Ogeechee Area Hospice Inpatient Facil- water lines under a sweeping Lake Huron, but the water was- ity in Statesboro. deal to settle a lawsuit by resi- n’t treated to reduce corrosion. Delphine was born Aug. 16, 1923, to the late William dents over lead-contaminated As a result, lead leached from old Ransanici and Nancy Pezzetti Ransanici in Iron Belt, Wis. She water in the struggling commu- pipes and fixtures. graduated from Hurley High School in 1941. She then attend- nity. Gov. Rick Snyder finally ed and graduated from St. Mary Hospital’s School of Nursing Flint will replace at least acknowledged the disaster in fall in Madison, Wis. Her career in nursing led her to serve in the 18,000 lead or galvanized-steel 2015 after elevated lead levels Army as a nurse during World War II. Del- water lines by 2020, and the were found in children. Water phine then returned and worked at Grand state will pick up the bill with quality has improved since Flint View Hopsital for 23 years until her retire- state and federal money, accord- returned to the Detroit regional ment in 1985. ing to the settlement filed in fed- system, but residents still are On Nov. 16, 1946, she married Louis T. Fer- eral court. It will be presented advised to use filters. Tuesday to U.S. District Judge The agreement filed Monday rari at St. Mary Church in Hurley, Wis. She David Lawson for likely was the result of negotiations was a member of St. Matthew Catholic Church Veteran approval. involving a court-appointed in Statesboro. More than 700 water lines mediator. In November, Lawson Delphine is preceded in death by her husband; a daughter, already have been replaced and ordered the state to deliver bot- Marie Ferrari; her mother and father; step-mother, Theresa work is ongoing, but the agree- tled water to residents who have Ransanici; and a brother, Guido Ransanici. ment would rid Flint’s roughly trouble with filters, although the She is survived by a son and daughter-in-law, William and Associated Press 100,000 residents of uncertainty IN THIS March 21, 2016 file photo, the Flint Water Plant water tower is state said that remedy would be Rosanne Ferrari, of Ellabel; three grandchildren, Faye, Antho- over how to pay for the enormous seen in Flint. The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency said on March extremely difficult to meet. ny and Matthew Ferrari; a sister, Marie Lewallen, of Cum- task. Under the settlement, the 27, that a $100 million grant to address drinking water issues in the city Residents who get new water ming; a brother and sister-in-law, James and Sandy Ransani- state will set aside $87 million was approved after a formal application from Michigan state officials. lines will be urged to continue ci, of Hurley; and a sister-in-law, Mary Ann Ransanici, of Hur- and keep another $10 million in using a filter for six months. ley. Several nieces and nephews also survive. reserve if necessary. Flint tap water and covers a use because hot tap water can There will be no cost for replace- The family will hold a private service. “The proposed agreement is a number of critical issues related damage the filter. ment cartridges or household Friends may sign the online register book at joinerander- win for the people of Flint,” said to water safety,” Chaudhary told “When I see someone on TV testing kits. son.com. Dimple Chaudhary, an attorney The Associated Press. just turn on the water and wash There will be tests for lead in Joiner-Anderson Funeral Home & Crematory of Statesboro with the Natural Resources Despite the development, their hands — I haven’t been the Flint system every six is in charge of arrangements. Defense Council, which is work- some residents still feel discour- able to do that for years,” months until one year after the ing with the American Civil Lib- aged. Reneta Richard, a 38-year- Richard said. replacement of water lines. An erties Union of Michigan to rep- old teacher, said another few Flint’s water was tainted with independent monitor also will For reprints or lamination services, resent Flint residents. years for new pipes “compiles the lead for at least 18 months, start- check household water samples contact the Daily Globe at 906-932-2211 “It provides a comprehensive despair that I see and feel.” She ing in spring 2014. The city, for lead, and the results will be framework to address lead in heats bottled water for kitchen under the control of state- posted online. LED Company: Oil in pipeline under Missouri River reservoir (AP) — The Dakota Access schedule due to large protests and the battle isn’t over. The Stand- the project by successfully push- sands of people, many of whom From page 5 pipeline developer said Monday the objections of two American ing Rock and Cheyenne River ing the U.S. government for a full clashed with police, who made County. Kyllanen also said each that it has placed oil in the Indian tribes who say it threatens Sioux tribes still have an unre- environmental study of the Lake about 750 arrests between August home and business should be pipeline under a Missouri River their water supply and cultural solved lawsuit that seeks to stop Oahe crossing, which is in south- and February. The on-the-ground required to have its individual reservoir in North Dakota and sites. the project. The Standing Rock ern North Dakota. But the Army protests waned after the Corps number on its premises. that it’s preparing to put the ETP’s filing did not say when chairman did not immediately Corps of Engineers, which man- ordered the shutdown of the camp —The council approved a pipeline into service. the company expected the return a call seeking comment on ages the Missouri River for the in February in advance of the three-year agreement with the Dallas-based Energy Transfer pipeline to be completely operat- ETP’s announcement. government, rescinded the study spring flooding season. County Equalization Depart- Partners made the announcement ing, and a spokeswoman did not The tribes argue that a rup- and gave the company permission While the protests have abat- ment for tax data processing. in a brief court filing with the U.S. immediately return an email ture in the section that crosses to complete the pipeline at the ed, opposition has not. The com- —The council also approved District Court for the District of seeking additional details. under Lake Oahe would threaten urging of President Donald pany on March 20 reported the sanitary sewer televising bid Columbia. The announcement “Oil has been placed in the their water supply and sacred Trump shortly after he took office. “recent coordinated physical of $295,372 to U.P. Rubber Com- marks a significant development Dakota Access Pipeline under- sites and would prevent them There were months of protests attacks” on the pipeline without pany. Erickson said much of the in the long battle over the project neath Lake Oahe. Dakota Access from practicing their religion, against the pipeline, mainly in offering details. Authorities in funds will be reimbursed under a that will move North Dakota oil is currently commissioning the which requires clean water. North Dakota, where opponents South Dakota and Iowa confirmed grant and the work will begin 2000 miles (1930 kilometers) full pipeline and is preparing to The company disputes the set up a camp on Corps land that someone apparently used a with the worst and oldest pipes through South Dakota and Iowa place the pipeline into service,” tribes’ claims and says the $3.8 between the Standing Rock torch to burn a hole through first. When completed, the village to a shipping point in Illinois. The the filing stated. billion pipeline is safe. Reservation6 and the pipeline empty sections of the pipeline at will have a GIS of all its pipeline. pipeline is three months behind Despite the announcement, The tribes in December held up route. At times it housed thou- aboveground shut-off valve sites.

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By TOM MURPHY very helpful, because insurers AP Health Writer WILL I HAVE PLANS TO say they have struggled to As the political drama over CHOOSEIt depends FROM? on where you live. attract younger and healthier health care legislation in Wash- Choices are dwindling, but customers to the marketplaces ington fades, the rest of the chances are at least one insurer to balance out the claims they country faces a more immediate will sell in your market. That pay from those who use their concern: Getting insurance for company may offer several coverage. next year. plans. Those changes are expected The Republican health plan Generally, big cities will to be finalized in the next month designed to replace the Obama- have more choices than rural or so. era health law known as the areas where there may not be Affordable Care Act would not enough customers to attract have taken full effect for a few insurers. WHEN WILL INSURERS years anyway — and now it’s As of now, there are 16 coun- MAKE THEIR DECISIONS ON 2018? dead. ties in a region of Tennessee Some have said they want to “We’re going to be living with around Knoxville that have no see the final version of the pro- Obamacare for the foreseeable insurers committed to sell cover- posed federal adjustments future,” House Speaker Paul age on the exchange next year. before deciding where and what Ryan said Friday. About a third of the nation’s kinds of coverage they will That means millions of Amer- 3,100 counties are down to just offer. icans will have to navigate a one insurer. But insurers generally have current federal health care sys- Insurers have been pulling to decide by this spring whether tem that, while not “imploding” back, and more are expected to they will participate in order to as President Donald J. Trump leave, but health care leave enough time for regulato- has said, is at least in flux. researchers are not predicting ry approvals and marketing Mary Vavrik, a 57-year-old mass defections. before enrollment starts next freelance deposition court “For most consumers, (2018) fall. reporter from Anchorage, Alas- will look a lot like ‘17,” said Dan Aetna, the nation’s third Associated Press ka said she was relieved that Mendelson, president of the con- largest insurer, has set an April CAULIFLOWER, CHICKPEA and onion side dish, like this one, complements any meal. the current health law will sulting firm Avalere. 1 deadline for deciding on 2018. remain because she’s happy Customers can try to find cov- The company has already pared with the coverage she gets erage outside their exchange, its marketplace participation Cauliflower, onion and chickpeas through her exchange — even as but then they won’t be able to down to 4 states this year from she acknowledged that reforms use tax credits to help pay the 15 because of heavy financial are needed. bills, which may be particularly losses. make a tasty side dish “It’s not a perfect plan but I’m painful since many markets Customers won’t know for really grateful to have what I do have seen prices soar. certain who is selling on their By MELISSA D’ARABIAN red pepper flake, lemon and tiny 1/4 teaspoon black pepper have,” she said. exchanges until early next fall. Associated Press touch of za’atar, which is a terrif- 1 small cauliflower, cut into Prices for insurance plans While insurers have to apply to offered on the public insurance ARE THERE FIXES IN sell coverage on their exchanges The produce aisle is a healthy ic herb and spice blend that is bite-sized florets, about 2 1/2 STORE? budget cook’s best place to start a worth having in your pantry. cups exchanges set up by the health Last month, the Health and generally by late spring or early supermarket shopping trip. (But if you don’t, just use a mix- 1 small yellow onion, chopped, care law have soared in many Human Services Department, summer, they can drop out By loading up the cart with ture of dried oregano, dried about 3/4 cup markets, and choices for cus- which runs exchanges in many later. bulky, nutrient-filled produce, thyme, lemon zest, sesame seed 1 1/4 cup cooked chickpeas tomers have dwindled. That’s states, proposed some adjust- you’ll visually make the cart and harder-to-find spice sumac (garbanzo beans), about one 15- because insurers have faced siz- ments to try to stabilize these marketplaces. IS THE AFFORDABLE CARE smaller, and you’ll spend be less — if you have it — instead.) ounce can, drained, rinsed, and able financial losses on the ACT “IMPLODING” AS PRESI- For example, insurers want likely to fill up the cart with (less The mild spiciness of red pep- patted dry exchanges in recent years, and DENT TRUMP HAS SAID ON healthy) impulse buys from the per-infused olive oil comple- 2 tablespoons lemon juice have responded by either hiking greater scrutiny of people who TWITTER?No. The marketplaces are not more processed middle aisles. ments the sweetness of the roast- Preheat the oven to 400 prices or pulling out of certain sign up for coverage outside of expected to dissolve next year, Plus, if you focus on in-season ed onions, and za’atar and lemon degrees F. In a large bowl, mix markets altogether. the open enrollment period. even though choices have dwin- produce, you’ll be getting some of contribute to the overall fresh- together the olive oil, red pepper Now, attention will turn to Customers are supposed to be dled. the lowest cost nutrients in the ness and tang of the dish. flakes, za’atar, salt and pepper. administrative changes under- allowed to do so only if they While there’s debate over the store. The prep can be done in min- Place the vegetables and chick- way in Washington designed to have a life-changing event like law’s tax burdens and its impact Buy a combination of softer, utes, making this a great peas in the bowl, and toss to coat. stabilize the exchanges by pre- the birth of a child, a marriage, on government budgets, the fed- more perishable veggies, like weeknight option. I like to serve Cover a baking sheet with parch- venting more insurer defec- or the loss of a job that provided eral plan has covered more than leafy greens, to eat right away, it as a side with white fish and ment paper and spread out the tions. coverage, but insurers have 20 million people. as well as hardier veggies, such summer veggies, but it’s flavorful vegetables on the paper. Roast The open enrollment period found that people are just wait- About 11 million are covered as carrots, broccoli, cauliflower enough to be served alongside a until cauliflower is tender and to sign up for insurance for 2018 ing to sign up when they need through an expansion of Medi- that can last longer in the crisper cut of toothsome meat. Or, serve golden, about 20 minutes, stir- is slated to start this fall, but care. caid, the health program drawer. over quinoa or brown rice for a ring once halfway through. insurers are making decisions Another proposed adjustment designed to help poor Ameri- On a weekday night, you can meatless main dish. Bonus: left- Squeeze lemon juice onto the now about whether to partici- would let insurers design cheap- cans. Another 12 million buy open up that mini “veggie overs make a great salad top- mixture, stir, and serve. pate. What kinds of plans will be er plans tailored to younger peo- private insurance through the pantry” and roast up a tasty and ping. Cook’s note: If you can’t find available and how much they ple who may not need lots of law’s marketplaces, most with healthy side dish in a snap. One za’atar, substitute: 1/4 tea- will cost will depend on a few health care but want to be pro- help from subsidies based on of my favorite combinations is spoon dried oregano or thyme, key decisions by insurers and tected in the event of a big income. cauliflower and onion. I add in a ROASTED CAULIFLOWER 1 teaspoon sesame seeds and regulators in the coming weeks. injury or sickness. That could be drained, rinsed can of chickpeas WITH CHICKPEAS AND 1/4 teaspoon sumac (if avail- ONION to boost the protein and fiber Start to finish: 25 minutes able). (and filling factor). Servings: 4 Nutrition information per The basic ingredients are 1 tablespoon olive oil serving: 204 calories; 58 calories Antidepressant dose easy, cheap and can be swapped 1/8 teaspoon red pepper flakes from fat; 7 g fat (1 g saturated; 0 out easily according to what you (or more for more heat) g trans fats); 0 mg cholesterol; doubled before girl Be Your Best have in the fridge — try broccoli 3/4 teaspoon (or more) za’atar 522 mg sodium; 30 g carbohy- if you are out of cauliflower. 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8 l TUESDAY, MARCH 28, 2017 NATION / WORLD THE DAILY GLOBE • YOURDAILYGLOBE.COM ACLU fights against HUMANITARIAN LAW 9 Texas high Associated Press CIVIL PROTECTION schoolers warrantless searches of drug rescue team work on the debris of a destroyed house to charged with sex recover the body of database people killed during fights between Iraq assault in hazing SALT LAKE CITY (AP) — parallel off target in its reply. LA VERNIA, Texas (AP) — The American Civil Liberties “A better analogy would be to security forces and Islamic State on the Nine Texas high school students Union and Utah state officials the contents of students’ private are charged with sexual assault are arguing that a judge’s recom- emails stored on a state universi- western side of Mosul, Iraq, Friday. in a hazing scandal involving mendation to allow the Drug ty’s servers; though such files are athletes, police said Monday. Enforcement Administration to held by a government entity, Residents of the Iraqi city’s neighborhood Seven juveniles and two do warrantless searches of a pre- surely that fact alone does not adults are charged with allega- scription drug database violates divest them of protection under known as Mosul Jidideh at the scene tions dating back as far as 2014, people’s privacy rights, the the Fourth Amendment,” they La Vernia police Chief Bruce ACLU said Monday. wrote in a court filing. say that scores of residents are Ritchey said. All nine have at Safeguards are needed for a Utah state officials also some point been athletes at La database that contains records of objected to Pead’s recommenda- believed to have been killed by Vernia High School, which has prescriptions for medication like tion in a separate court filing, about 1,000 students. Ritchey the anti-anxiety drug Xanax and pointing to ACLU’s reasoning. airstrikes that hit a cluster of homes in said the hazing primarily the sleep aid Ambien as well as U.S. District Judge David involved the football team, but prescription painkillers, the Nuffer will decide whether to the area earlier this month. the basketball and baseball ACLU said in a statement. accept the recommendations. teams were also involved to a The DEA counters that access More than 40 states keep sim- lesser degree. is an important tool in the early ilar databases, but Utah recently Ritchey declined to release the stages of the agency’s investiga- passed a law requiring investiga- names of any of those charged. He tions. tors to get a warrant before they Amnesty: Coalition not taking said the juveniles were arrested The ACLU filed its objection search it. Utah is among the last week and have been released Friday to a recommendation ear- minority of states that have that to their parents. The adults were lier this month from U.S. Magis- requirement. adequate precautions in Mosul arrested Monday and were being trate Judge Dustin Pead. He said The measure was passed after booked into the Wilson County the DEA should have access to a two firefighters said they were BAGHDAD (AP) — Amnesty rights monitoring group says in a grant violation of international Jail in Floresville. Ritchey database already in government wrongly charged with prescrip- International says a recent spike report published Tuesday that humanitarian law.” declined to specify the nature of hands. tion drug fraud after a wide- in civilian casualties in the Iraqi evidence from Mosul “points to Iraqi forces began the assault the sexual assaults alleged. “ACLU’s arguments are akin ranging search of the database. city of Mosul suggests the U.S.- an alarming pattern of U.S.-led on IS-held Mosul in October after Ritchey also said several “per- to a criminal defendant suggest- They were charged after led coalition is not taking ade- coalition airstrikes which have months of preparation and sons of interest” remain under ing that the federal government police investigating ambulance quate precautions to prevent destroyed whole houses with buildup. In January, Iraq investigation, but he declined to must seek a warrant to obtain a drug thefts ran hundreds of deaths among noncombatants as entire families inside.” declared east Mosul “fully liber- say how many or whether they defendant’s records from local names through the system on a its forces battle the Islamic State The report says any failure to ated” and government forces are are past or present students. police,” Pead wrote on March 13. hunch that it might be an inside militant group. take precautions to prevent civil- currently pushing into the city’s The allegations have rocked ACLU attorneys called that job. The international human ian casualties would be “in fla- western half. the farming town of about 1,000 residents situated about 20 miles east of San Antonio. Stu- dents from surrounding commu- Nuclear ban talks begin at UN, but US and others boycott nities attend the high school. UNITED NATIONS (AP) — With international tensions Austria, Brazil and Ireland lead- leagues from Britain, France and ones at risk,” she said. “The travesty of the events U.N. talks aimed at banning rising while public awareness of ing the effort. about 20 other nations gathered North Korea carried out two occurring at the La Vernia High nuclear weapons began Monday, the nuclear threat has waned, But the U.S. and several other Monday outside the General nuclear tests last year and has School have crushed the spirit of but the United States, Russia, “the need for progress on nuclear nuclear powers say a ban won’t Assembly chamber to show oppo- continued to test ballistic mis- our community,” School Superin- China and other nuclear-armed disarmament has rarely been as work and the world should sition to the talks starting inside. siles as recently as this month, in tendent Jose Moreno wrote in a nations are sitting out a discus- urgent as it is today,” U.N. instead stick with a more gradu- Haley argued that a treaty violation of U.N. resolutions. The posting on the La Vernia Inde- sion they see as impractical. Under Secretary-General for dis- al approach. would end up disarming nations North has said its nuclear efforts pendent School District’s Face- Supporters of the potential pact armament Kim Won-soo said as “As a mom, as a daughter, “trying to keep peace and safety,” are meant as a deterrent against book page. He pledged that the say it’s time to push harder toward the talks opened. there is nothing I want more for while “bad actors” wouldn’t sign what it sees as U.S. hostility. high school’s administration and eliminating atomic weapons than More than 100 countries voted my family than a world with no on or comply. North Korea’s U.N. Mission did- athletic directors “are imple- nations have been doing through for a U.N. General Assembly res- nuclear weapons. But we have to “North Korea would be the one n’t immediately respond to an menting additional protocols to the nearly 50-year-old Nuclear olution last year to start discus- be realistic,” U.S. Ambassador cheering, and all of us and the inquiry Monday about the disar- provide students a clear path of Non-Proliferation Treaty. sions, with nations including Nikki Haley said as she and col- people we represent would be the mament talks. communication.” GOP failure in Congress T H E F I E L D Russian protest leader the young. boosts Medicaid effort in Alexei Navalny gets 15 Navalny was arrested as he days in jail walked to a protest in Moscow on Kansas Sunday and spent the night in TOPEKA, Kan. (AP) — Legis- MOSCOW (AP) — The wave jail before showing up in court. lators and advocates in Kansas of nationwide demonstrations Police have arrested more than pushing to expand the state’s that shook Russia’s long dor- 1,000 people for taking part in health coverage for the poor to mant political scene over the the unauthorized protest in the thousands of adults are buoyed weekend showed a new face of capital, and many of them face by the failure of Republicans in protest: mostly teenage demon- jail sentences or fines. Navalny’s Washington to repeal former strators driven by accusations of anti-corruption foundation has President Barack Obama’s sig- high-level official corruption, promised to offer legal assistance nature health care law. glaring amid the nation’s painful to all those who were arrested. The GOP-controlled Kansas two-year recession. “Even the slightest illusion of Legislature already was more A year before facing re-elec- fair justice is absent here,” receptive this year to expanding tion, President Vladimir Putin Navalny told reporters Monday the state’s Medicaid program, has a dilemma: to further tighten from the defendant’s bench, com- thanks to elections last year that the screws or to devise more art- plaining about the judge striking put more moderates and liberals ful means for keeping a lid on down one motion after another. in office. The state Senate was dissent. On Monday, a Moscow “Yesterday’s events have shown debating a bill Monday and court handed a 15-day jail term that quite a large number of vot- could send it to conservative to the protest organizer, Alexei ers in Russia support the pro- Republican Gov. Sam Brown- Navalny, whose charisma and gram of a candidate who stands back later this week. social media savvy helped rally for fighting corruption. Obama’s Affordable Care Act encouraged states to increase the number of people eligible for Medicaid by promising to pay most of the costs. Some states where Republicans hold power had been reluctant to do so, but Associated Press 31 states, including some led by IN THIS March 7 photo, a Seattle Police officer, center left, talks to a man during a sweep to clear out people GOP governors, have expanded living at a homeless encampment known as “The Field,” in Seattle’s Stadium district south of downtown. Six- Medicaid. Other states now pur- teen months after he declared a state of emergency on homelessness, Seattle’s mayor is asking voters in this Make Yourself At Home suing expansion include Maine, liberal, affluent city for $55 million a year in new taxes to fight the problem. North Carolina and Virginia. The effort in Kansas could WITH THE BEST MORTGAGE prove largely symbolic because Some balk as Seattle seeks to Republican legislators remain deeply divided and Brownback is We offer a a longstanding critic of health variety of care policies championed by spend more money on homeless Obama, a Democrat. Yet sup- first-time porters have scored a significant SEATTLE (AP) — Sixteen al government to show up and do cessfully reduce homelessness, homebuyer gain by getting a bill so close to months after he declared a state something — because lives are Lever said. programs to passage. Uncertainty about of emergency on homelessness, being lost,” Murray said at a “Seattle citizens are very gen- help you get what Congress would do repre- Seattle’s mayor is asking voters recent news conference. erous. They’ve done their part,” sented a major obstacle. in this liberal, affluent city for The mayor, who is up for re- he added. your foot in “That was the most reason- $55 million a year in new taxes election, would be on the same While homelessness has the door. able argument they had against to fight the problem. ballot as the tax initiative if decreased nationwide and in it, and it’s gone,” said Davis Some are pushing back, say- backers gather enough signa- many cities, the problem has Competitive Rates Hammet, the president of the ing the city already spends mil- tures to qualify it for the August grown in others, such as Seattle. Personalized Service progressive Kansas coalition lions to combat homelessness, election. In 2016, a one-night homeless Loud Light, which supports and things appear to have gotten City voters have approved count found nearly 3,000 people expanding Medicaid. worse, not better. three property tax increases in living outside in this city of about Kansas’ Medicaid program In making his case, Mayor Ed as many years to pay for afford- 650,000, marking the fourth Cherie LaMarche covers about 377,000 poor, dis- Murray says the problem has able housing, preschools and straight year of increases. NMLS# 672888 abled and elderly residents, but grown exponentially and federal buses, on top of other taxes, and Daniel Malone, executive Marcy Elsemore poor adults under 65 who aren’t and state help is unlikely. He some say the higher bills are director of the nonprofit Down- NMLS# 672889 disabled and don’t have children wants voters to support a pro- pricing out working- and middle- town Emergency Services, are not eligible. The bill before posed ballot initiative that would class families. Others are blames rising rents and low Locally Owned the state Senate would expand increase property taxes to raise demanding accountability. vacancy rates for the spike. coverage to up to 180,000 of $275 million over five years for The mayor “needs to make “As rents have skyrocketed, those adults. It passed the homeless services — almost dou- these reforms first and then more and more people have fall- GOGEBIC RANGE BANK www.gogebicrangebank.com House with a bipartisan majori- bling what Seattle spends each come to the taxpayers,” said en into homelessness, and it’s ty last month. year. Harley Lever, founder of a group harder for people to scratch their The bill makes some conces- Supporters say current called Safe Seattle, which helped way out,” he said. 155 E. Cloverland Dr., Ironwood 906.932.7646 sions to critics. It would require resources haven’t been enough to form one of two campaigns Since declaring a civil emer- 300 S. Sophie St., Bessemer 906.663.4520 the state to refer new Medicaid stem the rising tide of people on opposing Initiative 126. gency on homelessness in participants who aren’t working the streets, and the proposed The city should spend money November 2015, Murray expand- to job-training programs, and levy will provide more housing more efficiently and adopt the ed shelter beds, authorized new Big enough to compete. adults must live in Kansas for at for those who need it most. data-driven, performance-based encampments and hired a home- Small enough to care. least a year to be eligible for the “This is a city that’s not going approach that places like Hous- lessness czar, a $135,000 cabi- expanded coverage. to wait for a dysfunctional feder- ton and Boston have used to suc- net-level position. THE DAILY GLOBE • YOURDAILYGLOBE.COM SPORTS TUESDAY, MARCH 28, 2017 l 9 Washburn’s Cook named to WBCA All-State team Washburn senior Trevor Cook was the Indianhead Conference’s lone repre- sentative on the Wisconsin Basketball Coaches Association all-state teams. Cook earned a spot on the Division 4 team. The sharp-shooting 6-1 guard led the state in scoring with a 35.2 point-per- game average. He scored 52 points twice, against Mellen and Hurley. Mellen senior guard Davin Stricker was an honorable mention in Division 4. WBCA Boys All-State teams Division 5 Hayden Baughman, Jr., McDonell Central Dylan Bunders, Sr., Almond-Bancroft Neal Cerveny, Sr., Gresham Tyler Fuerlinger, Sr., Columbus Catholic Caiden Haake, Sr., Alma/Pepin A.J. Hendrickson, Sr., Pecatonica Matthew Myers, Sr., Barneveld Alex Ohde, Sr., McDonell Central Luke Reader, Jr., Bangor Hunter Schultz, Sr., Columbus Catholic Honorable Mention Joe Grundhoffer, Jr., Assumption Connor Heise, Sr., Lena Kayne Korger, Sr., Augusta Kody Krueger, Sr., Hilbert John Ross Linscheid, Sr., Highland Pat Krause/Daily Globe Hunter Matye, Sr., Shullsburg Joseph Meyer, Sr., Shullsburg ANDREW KELLER works on throwing the discus during Bessemer's track-and-field practice on Monday as Max Samardich, left, and Jason Turula, right, look on. Bessemer's Nick Payne, Sr., Seneca first competition is the U.P. Division 3 Meet at the Superior Dome in Marquette on April 17. Drew Rohde, Sr., Prentice Sawyer Rosner, Sr., Phelps Wesley Schiek, Jr., Valley Christian Davin Stricker, Sr., Mellen Division 4 Knicks hand Pistons 4th straight loss, 109-95 Terrance Banyard, Sr., Destiny J.C. Butler, Jr., The Prairie School NEW YORK (AP) — Just in time to Brooklyn, Chicago and Orlando during Trevor Cook, Sr., Washburn delay playoff elimination, the New York what should have been a favorable por- Evan Ganther, Sr., Lourdes Academy Knicks showed they have some spunk Drew Gunnink, Sr., Laconia tion of their schedule to mount a playoff DeAndre Johns, Sr., Kenosha St. Joseph left. push, and coach Stan Van Gundy said Sarion McGee, Sr., Destiny "Guys, they keep playing, keep fight- his players were frustrated because of Nate Schmidt, Sr., Shiocton ing," coach Jeff Hornacek. how badly their offense was struggling. Mitchel Schneider, Jr., Roncalli The Detroit Pistons better hurry up It was downright inept in the third Will Schwartz, Sr., Darlington and do the same. quarter. Van Gundy burned a timeout Honorable Mention Derrick Rose scored 27 points, 35 seconds into the period with the Brady Booth, Sr., Stanley-Boyd Kristaps Porzingis had 25 and New Knicks on their way to a 15-0 run that Cullen Brooks, Jr., New Glarus York handed the Pistons another dam- turned a five-point halftime lead into a Erik Christopherson, Sr., Melrose-Min- aging defeat with a 109-95 victory Mon- 79-59 bulge. Detroit missed its first 10 doro Seth Hause, Sr., Stanley-Boyd day night. shots before Kentavious Caldwell-Pope Nicholas Henke, Jr., Pardeeville Carmelo Anthony returned from a made a 3-pointer with 4:52 left in the Garrett Hoffmann, Sr., Ozaukee two-game absence due to a sore left knee third. and added 21 points as the Knicks Tresean Jordan, Sr., Young Coggs Prep TIP-INS Bryce Pedrin, Sr., Howards Grove snapped a five-game losing streak. Pistons: Detroit has lost seven of eight. ... Caleb Weinfurter, Sr., Auburndale Marcus Morris scored 20 points but Drummond had 10 points and 15 rebounds. Gunner Wilder, Jr., Cameron Detroit dropped its fourth straight and Knicks: New York avoided matching its Darryl Williams, Sr., Chetek-Weyer- fell 1½ games behind Miami for the longest skid of the season. The Knicks lost haeuser eighth and final postseason spot in the six in a row from Dec. 25 to Jan. 4. ... The Division 3 Eastern Conference. Ish Smith had 15 Knicks have won the last four meetings at Alex Arians, Sr., Edgewood Madison Square Garden. Brennen Banks, Sr., Evansville points while former starting point guard Reggie Jackson didn't play. NOAH NEAR? Xavier Cummings, Sr., Hayward Hornacek said Joakim Noah was meeting Marcus Domask, Soph., Waupun "I think we've let up a little bit on the fighting side of the aspect of the game," with team doctors Monday in hopes he could Alec Fruin, Sr., Beloit Turner be cleared to return to practice Tuesday and Owen Hamilton, Sr., Prescott center Andre Drummond said. "These potentially begin his 20-game suspension for Eddie Muench, Sr., Ripon past four, five games have definitely violating the NBA's anti-drug policy with Hunter Plamann, Jr., Xavier been tough. We really haven't shown a Wednesday's game. Noah is recovering Alex Ranney, Sr., Lake Mills lot of fight down the stretch of games." from left knee surgery and on Saturday was Bennett Vander Plas, Sr., Ripon * The Knicks shot 60 percent in the suspended by the league for testing positive Honorable Mention first half and turned it over to their for a substance found in some over-the- Nolan Beirne, Sr., New Holstein counter supplements. The suspension Trequan Carrington, Soph., Martin Luther defense to start the second, pitching a shutout for more than seven minutes to begins when Noah is healthy enough to play, Sam Ferris, Jr., Xavier so the Knicks would consult with the league Luke Goedeke, Sr., Valders start the third quarter. Rose believed the Knicks would be a to determine if he has reached that point. Tarren Hall, Sr., Mauston THE GUY FOR GEORGETOWN? Donnell Kelly, Sr., Adams-Friendship playoff team but they instead are 28-46. Van Gundy backed Hall of Famer and for- Nick LeCaptain, Sr., Southern Door He said they would drive themselves mer Georgetown star Patrick Ewing for the Alex Setzer, Sr., Brookfield Academy crazy if they thought about why there school's vacant head coaching job. Ewing, Jesse Solberg, Sr., Westby weren't more performances like the one currently working under Steve Clifford in Adam Wehking, Sr., Marshall they turned in Monday. Charlotte, was an assistant to Van Gundy in Division 2 "You've just got to take these wins Orlando. John Diener, Jr., Cedarburg * "Listen, I cannot imagine that you're at Alou Dillon, Sr., Wauwatosa West and roll with them," he said. "I know that the feeling that we have right now Georgetown and you don't hire Patrick Tyler Herro, Jr., Whitnall * Ewing. I think that they're incredibly fortunate Bailey Kale, Sr., La Crosse Central is good, but we've just got to go out there Associated Press and finish the season strong, take it that he would think about leaving the NBA to Kobe King, Sr., La Crosse Central * DETROIT PISTONS guard Kentavious Caldwell-Pope (5) goes up for a shot against take that job," said Van Gundy, who believes Ryan Krueger, Sr., Hortonville game by game." New York Knicks forward Kristaps Porzingis (6) during the first quarter Monday in Ewing should've had an NBA head coaching Mitch Listau, Jr., Waunakee * The Pistons had already lost to New York. opportunity by now. Deontay Long, Soph., Milwaukee Wash- ington Jordan McCabe, Jr., Kaukauna * Garrett Nelson, Sr., Beaver Dam Honorable Mention UConn routs Oregon, heads to 10th straight Final Four Jordan Anderson, Sr., Milwaukee North Division BRIDGEPORT, Conn. (AP) points, Gabby Williams had 25 tion marks going into the sea- earned it." Next up for top-seeded Jay Gentry, Jr., Brown Deer — Everything UConn lost to and the Huskies advanced to son and maybe they didn't The Huskies' 111th consec- UConn (36-0) is Mississippi Tyler Hughes, Sr., Onalaska graduation made another the national semifinals for the have any in their own minds," utive victory moved Auriemma State on Friday night in Dal- Jordan Johnson, Sr., Cedarburg Final Four even more special 10th straight year with a 90-52 Auriemma said. "They seemed past Pat Summitt for the most las. Nick Klug, Jr., Burlington Aidan Nordquist, Sr., Pewaukee for Geno Auriemma and his victory against Oregon on to answer every single one of NCAA Tournament wins. It is just two wins away Kevion Taylor, Sr., Whitnall Huskies. Monday night. those questions. They deserve Auriemma now has 113 and from a fifth consecutive title Bryce TeKulve, Sr., Luxemburg-Casco Napheesa Collier scored 28 "There were a lot of ques- to be in the Final Four. They counting. and 12th overall. Division 1 Drew Blair, Jr., Stevens Point Will Chevalier, Sr., Kimberly Trevell Cunningham, Sr., Arrowhead Tryee Eady, Sr., Middleton Lack leaves on stretcher; Wings win in OT again Tyrese Haliburton, Jr., Oshkosh North Joey Hauser, Jr., Stevens Point * RALEIGH, N.C. (AP) — Andreas Athanasiou with Lack. tied it with 51.1 seconds left in the third period, and Chris Knight, Sr., Madison Memorial chased down the puck in overtime and skated hard "I had no idea I hit him," Athanasiou said. "I just Jeff Skinner scored for the sixth straight game. The Terrence Lewis, Sr., Milwaukee Riverside toward Carolina goalie Eddie Lack. tried driving the net, and I felt (Rask's) stick on my Hurricanes have earned points in 11 straight games. * As Athanasiou scored the winning goal , he crashed back. He hit me pretty hard. I just tried to put the They trail the Bruins by four points for the final Luke Loewe, Sr., Fond du Lac into the goaltender — and Lack didn't get up. puck in the net, and even after, I had no idea I came playoff spot in the Eastern Conference with eight Gage Malensek, Soph., Brookfield Cen- In a frightening end to the Detroit Red Wings' 4-3 in contact with him. I didn't know if it was me or games remaining in their push for their first playoff tral victory over Carolina on Monday night, Lack (Rask)." berth since 2009. Koreem Ozier, Sr., Racine Case Honorable Mention remained down on the ice for several minutes before Lack finished with 23 saves for Carolina. Athanasiou's winner came after a flurry of activity Brandon Hau, Sr., Mukwonago he was taken off on a stretcher. Athanasiou's goal was his second OT winner in as in which Petr Mrazek stopped Skinner. Mrazek Andrew Lewis, Sr., Milwaukee Vincent Both teams remained on the ice and formed a semi- many days. He beat Minnesota's Devan Dubnyk on stopped 39 shots for the Red Wings. Storm Murphy, Sr., Middleton circle to watch him . Lack flashed a thumbs-up as he Sunday. Tatar had given Detroit a 3-2 lead midway through Jordan Nolle, Sr., Bay Port was wheeled away, and the team released a statement "Sometimes the puck just kind of finds you and gets the third when he slipped free in the circle and Marlon Ruffin, Jr., Sun Prairie Ben Seefeld, Sr., Arrowhead saying Lack has "full feeling in his extremities." you in the right spot," Athanasiou said. snapped the puck past Lack. Faulk tied it in the final Drew Yetka, Sr., Oak Creek Lack's father said on Twitter that the goalie This game originally was scheduled for Dec. 19, but minute of regulation with a hard blast from the circle * Denotes unanimous selection thanked everyone "for your love and prayers" from the was postponed when a Freon leak at the arena made that got past Mrazek. hospital. for unplayable ice. "It's a great point, boy," Peters said. "To get a point Leonard scores 25 as Spurs "We're not going to try to regroup. We are going to The two teams play their normally scheduled game out of that is huge. We need to learn from the way we dismantle ailing Cavs, 103-74 regroup," Peters said. "We're going to come back with on Tuesday night in Raleigh and it'll be the Red played today to be better tomorrow." the right answer tomorrow, and right now, I think Wings' third game in three days. SAN ANTONIO (AP) — Kawhi Leonard everyone's thinking about their teammate, and that's Anthony Mantha scored two goals 70 seconds apart scored 25 points and the San Antonio Spurs NOTES: Skinner has 174 goals, tying former captain and dismantled the ailing Cleveland Cavaliers kind of where our thoughts are. in the second period, and Tomas Tatar added a power- current assistant Rod Brind'Amour for third on the Hurri- 103-74 on Monday night in a showdown that "And then we'll come in (Tuesday) and we'll know play goal in the third to help the Red Wings win their canes' list since the club relocated from Hartford in 1997. ... turned into a major letdown for the defending more about that situation and we'll refocus on hock- fifth in seven games. They're 5-1-1 in that stretch. Detroit C Luke Glendening did not return after suffering a NBA champions. LaMarcus Aldridge and ey." "We just need to keep battling hard," Mantha said. lower-body injury during the first period. ... Detroit C Darren Pau Gasol added 14 points apiece for the An official review determined that the puck was in "We're playing pretty good hockey. ... We have confi- Helm was back after missing four games with a leg injury. Spurs, who won their fifth straight. the net before Athanasiou made contact with Lack. dence that we know even if we allow a late goal that UP NEXT Cleveland (47-26) dropped its second in The Red Wings and Hurricanes play their regularly a row, set a season low for points and fell a Replays indicated that Carolina's Victor Rask hit we can get the two points." Athanasiou just before the Detroit center collided Justin Faulk scored two goals, including one that scheduled rematch Tuesday night in Raleigh. It will be the half-game behind Boston (48-26) for the top Red Wings' third game in three days. seed in the Eastern Conference playoffs. 10 l TUESDAY, MARCH 28, 2017 SPORTS THE DAILY GLOBE • YOURDAILYGLOBE.COM 16 Mount St. Mary’s 67 11 Kansas St. 95 First Four 16 N.C. Central 63 11 Providence 71 March 14-15 E S MW E Daily Globe Scoreboard 16 New Orleans 66 11 Wake Forest 88 Dayton, Ohio 16 UC Davis 67 11 Southern Cal 75

Southwest Division Buffalo 76 32 3212 76 192 218 American League 2017 First Round NCAA TOURNAMENT First Round NCAA Men’s WLPct GB Detroit 75 31 3212 74 188 220 BOSTON RED SOX — Optioned INF March 16-17 Second Round Second Round March 16-17 x-San Antonio 57 16 .781 — Metropolitan Division Deven Marrero, OF Steve Selsky and C TournamentAll Times EDT March 18-19 March 18-19 x-Houston 51 22 .699 6 GP WLOT Pts GF GA Blake Swihart to Pawtucket (IL). Reas- 1 Villanova 76 Sweet 16 Sweet 16 1 Kansas 100

EAST REGIONAL 1 Kansas 90 Tulsa, Okla. Memphis 40 33 .548 17 x-Washington74 49 17 8 106 238 163 signed C Dan Butler and 1B Sam Travis 1 Villanova 62 March 23-24 March 23-24 Regional Championship 16 Mount St. Mary’s 56 16 UC Davis 62 Dallas 31 41 .431 25½ x-Columbus 74 48 19 7 103 232 171 to minor league camp. 8 Wisconsin 83 1 Kansas 98 Sunday, March 26 New Orleans 31 42 .425 26 x-Pittsburgh 75 46 1811 103 258 211 DETROIT TIGERS — Named Craig 8 Wisconsin 84 Elite 8 Elite 8 8 Miami 58 South Carolina 77, Florida 70 8 Wisconsin 65 March 25-26 March 25-26 9 Mich. St. 70 Northwest Division N.Y. Rangers76 46 26 4 96 241 201 Hughner director of media relations and Buffalo, N.Y. SOUTH REGIONAL 9 Virginia Tech 74 9 Michigan State 78 WLPct GB N.Y. Islanders75 35 2812 82 219 228 Bryan Almonte media relations coordina- Regional Championship 4 Florida 70 1 Kansas 60 x-Utah 44 29 .603 — Carolina 74 33 2714 80 196 212 tor and Spanish language translator. Sunday, March 26 5 Virginia 76 5 Iowa State 84

Oklahoma City 41 31 .569 2½ Philadelphia 75 35 32 8 78 197 220 KANSAS CITY ROYALS — Optioned 5 Virginia 39 5 Iowa St. 76 Milwaukee North Carolina 75, Kentucky 73 Portland 35 38 .479 9 New Jersey 75 27 3513 67 171 220 LHP Scott Alexander and OFs Billy Burns 12 UNC Wilmington 71 12 Nevada 73 MIDWEST REGIONAL Denver 35 38 .479 9 WESTERN CONFERENCE and Peter O'Brien to Omaha (PCL). Reas- 4 Florida 84 FINAL FOUR 4 Purdue 66 Regional Championship 4 Florida 80 Phoenix 4 Purdue 80 Minnesota 28 44 .389 15½ Central Division signed RHPs Al Alburquerque, Yender 4 Florida 65 4 Purdue 80

Saturday, March 25 Orlando, Fla. 6:09 p.m. April 1 8:40 p.m. Caramo and Malcom Culver; LHP Eric 13 East Tenn. St. 65 13 Vermont 70 Oregon 74, Kansas 60 Pacific Division GP WLOT Pts GF GA WLPct GB x-Chicago 76 48 21 7 103 229 197 Stout; C Zane Evans and INF Humberto EAST 7 S. Carolina 3 Oregon MIDWEST WEST REGIONAL Sacramento, Calif. z-Golden State 59 14 .808 — x-Minnesota 75 44 24 7 95 240 190 Arteaga to their minor league camp. 6 SMU 65 New York Kansas City, Mo. 6 Creighton 72 Regional Championship 11 Rhode Is. 72 x-L.A. Clippers 44 31 .587 16 Nashville 75 39 2511 89 225 206 LOS ANGELES ANGELS — Reas- 11 USC 78 Saturday, March 25 11 USC 66 11 Rhode Island 84 Sacramento 28 45 .384 31 St. Louis 74 40 28 6 86 207 199 signed INF Matt Williams to their minor 3 Baylor 50 3 Oregon 69 Gonzaga 83, Xavier 59 Phoenix 22 52 .297 37½ Winnipeg 76 34 35 7 75 225 241 league camp. 3 Baylor 91 3 Oregon 93 FINAL FOUR 3 Baylor 82 3 Oregon 75

L.A. Lakers 21 52 .288 38 Dallas 75 31 3311 73 206 238 NEW YORK YANKEES — Reassigned Okla. Tulsa, At University of Phoenix Stadium 14 New Mexico St. 73 14 Iona 77 x-clinched playoff spot Colorado 74 20 51 3 43 145 249 C Wilkin Castillo and INFs Donovan Glendale, Ariz. 7 S. Car. 77 3 Oregon 74

z-clinched division Pacific Division Solano and Ruben Tejada to minor 7 South Carolina 93 7 Michigan 92 Indianapolis National Semifinals Sunday's Games GP WLOT Pts GF GA league camp. 7 Michigan 73 Saturday, April 1 7 S. Car. 88 Brooklyn 107, Atlanta 92 Anaheim 75 41 2311 93 199 185 OAKLAND ATHLETICS — Released 10 Marquette 73 NATIONAL 10 Oklahoma State 91 South Carolina (26-10) vs. Gonzaga Charlotte 120, Phoenix 106 San Jose 75 42 26 7 91 201 182 OF Alejandro De Aza. 7 S. Car. 70 CHAMPIONSHIP 7 Mich. 68 (36-1), 6:09 p.m. 2 Duke 87 2 Louisville 78 Chicago 109, Milwaukee 94 Edmonton 75 41 25 9 91 223 195 TAMPA BAY RAYS — Placed RHP North Carolina (31-7) vs. Oregon (33- 2 Duke 81 April 3 2 Louisville 69 Houston 137, Oklahoma City 125 Calgary 75 42 29 4 88 207 202 Kevin Gadea on the 60-day DL. Agreed to Greenville, S.C. 15 Troy 65 15 Jacksonville St. 63 5), 40 minutes after the conclusion of the Sacramento 98, L.A. Clippers 97 Los Angeles 74 35 32 7 77 180 186 terms with C Derek Norris on a minor first game Boston 112, Miami 108 Vancouver 75 30 36 9 69 172 219 league contract. 1 Gonzaga 66 1 North Carolina 103 National Championship Greenville, S.C. Indiana 107, Philadelphia 94 Arizona 75 27 39 9 63 180 240 TEXAS RANGERS — Optioned RHP 1 Gonzaga 79 1 UNC 72 Monday, April 3 Golden State 106, Memphis 94 NOTE: Two points for a win, one point Eddie Gamboa to Round Rock (PCL). 16 So. Dakota St. 46 16 Texas Southern 64 Semifinal winners 1 Gonzaga 61 1 UNC 92 New Orleans 115, Denver 90 for overtime loss. Top three teams in each Reassigned OF Jared Hoying to their 8 Northwestern 68 8 Arkansas 77 NCAA Women's Portland 97, L.A. Lakers 81 division and two wild cards per confer- minor league camp. Released 1B James 8 NW 73 8 Arkansas 65 Monday's Games ence advance to playoffs. Loney. Salt Lake City 9 Vanderbilt 66 9 Seton Hall 71 TournamentAll Times EDT New York 109, Detroit 95 x-clinched playoff spot National League 1 Gonzaga 83 1 UNC 75 5 Notre Dame 60 5 Minnesota 72 BRIDGEPORT REGIONAL Toronto 131, Orlando 112 Sunday's Games CHICAGO CUBS — Optioned RHP 5 Notre Dame 71 12 Mid. Tenn. 65 Milwaukee Regional Semifinals San Antonio 103, Cleveland 74 Detroit 3, Minnesota 2, OT Eddie Butler and LHP Rob Zastryzny to 12 Princeton 58 12 Middle Tenn. 81 Saturday, March 25 Oklahoma City at Dallas Dallas 2, New Jersey 1, OT Iowa (PCL). Assigned INF Ian Happ, OF 4 WVU 58 4 Butler 80 At Bridgeport, Conn. Memphis at Sacramento Philadelphia 6, Pittsburgh 2 John Andreoli and C Taylor Davis to their 4 West Virginia 86 4 Butler 76

Buffalo, N.Y. 4 West Vir. 83 4 Butler 74 Oregon 77, Maryland 63 New Orleans at Utah Winnipeg 2, Vancouver 1 minor league camp. 13 Bucknell 80 13 Winthrop 64 UConn 86, UCLA 71 Tuesday's Games Anaheim 6, N.Y. Rangers 3 CINCINNATI REDS — Released WEST 1 Gonzaga 1 UNC SOUTH Sacramento, Calif. Regional Championship Milwaukee at Charlotte, 7 p.m. Monday's Games INF/OF Ryan Raburn. 6 Maryland 65 San Jose, Calif. Memphis, Tenn. 6 Cincinnati 75 Monday, March 27 Minnesota at Indiana, 7 p.m. Buffalo 4, Florida 2 COLORADO ROCKIES — Optioned 11 Xavier 91 6 Cincinnati 67 Oregon (23-13) vs. UConn (35-0), 7 11 Xavier 76 11 Kansas State 61 Miami at Detroit, 7:30 p.m. Nashville 3, N.Y. Islanders 1 OF Raimel Tapia to Albuquerque (PCL). 11 Xavier 73 3 UCLA 75 p.m. Philadelphia at Brooklyn, 7:30 p.m. Detroit 4, Carolina 3, OT Reassigned INFs Daniel Castro and 3 Florida State 86 3 UCLA 97 All times EDT OKLAHOMA CITY REGIONAL Phoenix at Atlanta, 7:30 p.m. Tampa Bay 5, Chicago 4, OT Rafael Ynoa to their minor league camp. 3 FSU 66 3 UCLA 79 Regional Semifinals Golden State at Houston, 8 p.m. Arizona at St. Louis, 8 p.m. ST. LOUIS CARDINALS — Optioned Orlando, Fla. 14 FGCU 80 14 Kent State 80 Friday, March 24 Denver at Portland, 10 p.m. Colorado at Calgary, 9 p.m. RHP Mike Mayers and C Carso Kelly to 11 Xavier 59 2 Kent. 73 7 Saint Mary’s 85 7 Dayton 58 At Oklahoma City Washington at L.A. Lakers, 10:30 p.m. Memphis (PCL). Reassigned INF Patrick Indianapolis Tuesday's Games 7 Saint Mary’s 60 10 Wichita St. 62 Mississippi State 75, Washington 64 Wednesday's Games Nashville at Boston, 7 p.m. Wisdom and OF Adolis Garcia to their 10 VCU 77 10 Wichita St. 64 Baylor 97, Louisville 63 Atlanta at Philadelphia, 7 p.m. Detroit at Carolina, 7 p.m. minor league camp. 2 Arizona 71 2 Kent. 86 Regional Championship Oklahoma City at Orlando, 7 p.m. Ottawa at Philadelphia, 7 p.m. WASHINGTON NATIONALS — 2 Arizona 100 2 Kentucky 79 2 Arizona 69 2 Kentucky 65 Sunday, March 26 Charlotte at Toronto, 7:30 p.m. Winnipeg at New Jersey, 7 p.m. Released RHPs Joe Nathan and Matt Salt Lake City 15 North Dakota 82 15 N. Kentucky 70 Mississippi State 94, Baylor 85, OT Miami at New York, 7:30 p.m. Buffalo at Columbus, 7 p.m. Albers unconditionally. AP LEXINGTON REGIONAL Milwaukee at Boston, 7:30 p.m. Florida at Toronto, 7:30 p.m. BASKETBALL Regional Semifinals Dallas at New Orleans, 8 p.m. Dallas at Montreal, 7:30 p.m. National Basketball Association Friday, March 24 Indiana at Memphis, 8 p.m. Washington at Minnesota, 8 p.m. PHILADELPHIA 76ERS — Recalled F At Lexington, Ky. Golden State at San Antonio, 9:30 p.m. Los Angeles at Edmonton, 9 p.m. Tiago Splitter from Delaware (NBADL). Notre Dame 99, Ohio State 76 Utah at Sacramento, 10:30 p.m. Anaheim at Vancouver, 10 p.m. FOOTBALL Stanford 77, Texas 66 Washington at L.A. Clippers, 10:30 N.Y. Rangers at San Jose, 10:30 p.m. National Football League Regional Championship p.m. Wednesday's Games NFL — Announced the approval of the Coaches: Carolina Final Four Sunday, March 26 Thursday's Games Chicago at Pittsburgh, 8 p.m. Oakland Raiders' move to Las Vegas. Stanford 76, Notre Dame 75 Brooklyn at Detroit, 7:30 p.m. Los Angeles at Calgary, 9 p.m. BUFFALO BILLS — Claimed DE Scott STOCKTON REGIONAL Cleveland at Chicago, 8 p.m. Washington at Colorado, 10 p.m. Crichton off waivers from Minnesota. Regional Semifinals L.A. Lakers at Minnesota, 8 p.m. St. Louis at Arizona, 10:30 p.m. CLEVELAND BROWNS — Signed OL Saturday, March 25 L.A. Clippers at Phoenix, 10 p.m. Thursday's Games Matt McCants. advantage to fade after tipoff At Stockton, Calif. Houston at Portland, 10:30 p.m. Columbus at Carolina, 7 p.m. SEATTLE SEAHAWKS — Signed LBs South Carolina 100, Quinnipiac 58 N.Y. Islanders at Philadelphia, 7 p.m. Dewey McDonald and Terence Garvin. By ERIC OLSON "Kids nowadays are so much more experi- Florida State 66, Oregon State 53 Pistons Box DETROIT (95) Detroit at Tampa Bay, 7:30 p.m. HOCKEY AP Sports Writer enced, they're so much more worldly," he said. Regional Championship Morris 6-13 4-5 20, Harris 5-15 2-2 12, Dallas at Boston, 7:30 p.m. National Hockey League Monday, March 27 Drummond 5-7 0-4 10, Smith 6-14 1-2 15, Florida at Montreal, 7:30 p.m. NHL — Suspended San Jose F Coaches for Oregon, South Carolina and Gon- "All the teams have high-profile players who South Carolina (30-4) vs. Florida State Caldwell-Pope 3-12 4-4 12, Johnson 2-7 Ottawa at Minnesota, 8 p.m. Michael Healey one game for roughing zaga concede Roy Williams and his North Caroli- have been very successful and were recruited (28-6), 9 p.m. Anaheim at Winnipeg, 8 p.m. Nashville F Calle Jarnkrok during a March 0-0 5, Hilliard 0-0 0-0 0, Baynes 2-4 3-4 7, na players have an advantage when it comes to FINAL FOUR Leuer 4-8 0-0 8, Ellenson 0-0 0-0 0, Mar- Toronto at Nashville, 8 p.m. 25 game. really hard by several schools. People will play At Dallas janovic 0-0 0-0 0, Udrih 3-4 0-0 6. Totals San Jose at Edmonton, 9 p.m. NEW YORK RANGERS — Agreed to knowing how to deal with the spotlight during (experience) up if they choose to. Once you get National Semifinals 36-84 14-21 95. terms with F Vinni Lettieri. Final Four week. there, you have to play the game. Yes, I think it Friday, March 31 NEW YORK (109) DetroitRed Wings021 Sums 1 — 4 COLLEGE Bridgeport winner vs. Mississippi State Anthony 8-15 2-2 21, Porzingis 10-16 Carolina 111 0 — 3 CHARLOTTE — Named Jennifer They also don't think it will matter once the helps for me and some our guys who were there (33-4) 4-4 25, Hernangomez 6-9 3-4 15, Rose First Period_1, Carolina, Skinner 31 Charles assistant women's volleyball games begin. last year to know the hoopla around it. Each Stanford (32-6) vs. Stockton winner 12-17 3-3 27, Lee 3-6 0-0 7, Kuzminskas (Slavin, Stempniak), 5:15. coach and recruiting coordinator. "You can play in the national championship coach is good enough to get their guys to focus on National Championship 2-6 0-0 5, O'Quinn 0-4 0-0 0, N'dour 0-0 0- Penalties_Larkin, DET, (tripping), 6:58; EASTERN MICHIGAN — Named Sunday, April 2 0 0, Plumlee 0-0 0-0 0, Holiday 3-6 0-0 7, Staal, CAR, (high sticking), 8:21. Christian Spears interim athletic director. game nine years in a row. If you go the 10th the games, and that's what is important." Semifinal winners Baker 1-4 0-0 2, Randle 0-0 0-0 0, Vujacic Second Period_2, Detroit, Mantha 16, FLORIDA — Named Cameron New- time, you're nervous before that ball goes up in Gonzaga coach Mark Few said "everything is bauer women's basketball coach. 0-1 0-0 0. Totals 45-84 12-13 109. 9:04. 3, Detroit, Mantha 17 (Athanasiou, the air. There's no such thing as not being ner- going to get ratcheted up 300 percent now with All TimesNBA EDT Detroit 36 23 15 21 — 95 Dekeyser), 10:14. 4, Carolina, Faulk 15 FORDHAM — Named Tommy Galt EASTERN CONFERENCE New York 34 30 25 20 — 109 (Slavin, Ryan), 19:02. Penalties_Detroit offensive line coach, Jon Guynes assis- vous for a big game," South Carolina's Frank the media, the demands, the time." Atlantic Division 3-Point Goals_Detroit 9-23 (Morris 4-5, bench, served by Mantha (too many men tant defensive line coach/recruiting coor- Martin said Monday during a teleconference "The general distraction meter is going to go WLPct GB Smith 2-3, Caldwell-Pope 2-7, Johnson 1- on the ice), 2:13; Larkin, DET, (tripping), dinator, Stephen Pribble offensive quality x-Boston 48 26 .649 — 4, Leuer 0-2, Harris 0-2), New York 7-21 14:38. control coach and Liam Smith defensive with reporters. out the roof," he said. "All four of these teams x-Toronto 45 29 .608 3 (Anthony 3-5, Lee 1-2, Kuzminskas 1-3, Third Period_5, Detroit, Tatar 23 quality control coach. "What I do think is a huge advantage for Roy, have shown they're ferocious competitors and New York 28 46 .378 20 Porzingis 1-4, Holiday 1-4, Vujacic 0-1, (Nyquist, Zetterberg), 8:30 (pp). 6, Caroli- GEORGE WASHINGTON — Promoted his players, staff members, everyone at the uni- have the ability to focus on the task at hand." Philadelphia 27 46 .370 20½ Baker 0-2). Fouled Out_Morris. na, Faulk 16 (Hanifin, Rask), 19:08. interim men's basketball coach Maurice Brooklyn 16 57 .219 31½ Rebounds_Detroit 42 (Drummond 15), Penalties_Teravainen, CAR, (tripping), Joseph to permanent head coach and versity, is having been through it as recently as Southeast Division New York 37 (Porzingis 8). 0:09; Dahlbeck, CAR, (interference), 7:31. signed him to a five-year contract. last year. They're fresh on the preparation, on NC STATE — Named James Johnson Other comments from the teleconference: WLPct GB Assists_Detroit 18 (Smith 5), New York 26 Overtime_7, Detroit, Athanasiou 18 the things to expect, what's coming. That way x-Washington 45 28 .616 — (Rose 6). Total Fouls_Detroit 16, New (Nyquist), 1:59. Penalties_None. men's assistant basketball coach. Atlanta 37 36 .507 8 York 16. A_19,812 (19,812). Shots on Goal_Detroit 6-9-10-2_27. NEBRASKA — Announced sophomore they can better manage their times, their days, BERRY'S ANKLES Miami 35 38 .479 10 Carolina 12-17-11-2_42. C Jessica Shepard will transfer to another to eliminate any distractions that can prevent school. There was no update on North Carolina point guard Charlotte 33 40 .452 12 All TimesNHL EDT Power-play opportunities_Detroit 1 of 3; NEW MEXICO — Announced men's them from being prepared for the game itself." Joel Berry II, who played on two injured ankles Orlando 27 47 .365 18½ EASTERN CONFERENCE Carolina 0 of 3. sophomore basketball G-F Sam Long- Central Division Atlantic Division Goalies_Detroit, Mrazek 17-20-8 (42 South Carolina (26-10) and Gonzaga (36-1) against Kentucky in the regional final. Williams said wood will transfer. WLPct GB GP WLOT Pts GF GA shots-39 saves). Carolina, Lack 7-5-3 the travel itinerary might help. The Tar Heels fly to SAINT ROSE — Named Kyle Young will be making their Final Four debuts when z-Cleveland 47 26 .644 — Montreal 75 42 24 9 93 204 187 (27-23). coordinator of athletics communications. they meet in the first national semifinal Satur- Phoenix on Tuesday night rather than on Wednesday. Milwaukee 37 36 .507 10 Ottawa 74 41 25 8 90 194 191 A_11,516 (18,680). T_2:32. SYRACUSE — Named Justin Lustig "I thought it was smarter for us to go out Tuesday Indiana 37 36 .507 10 Toronto 74 35 2415 85 227 219 Referees_Frederick L'Ecuyer, Brad day at University of Phoenix Stadium in Glen- special teams coordinator and running Chicago 35 39 .473 12½ Boston 75 39 30 6 84 214 202 Watson. Linesmen_Darren Gibbs, Tim because some people's feet do swell when they go on backs coach. dale, Arizona. Oregon is as much a first-timer as Detroit 34 40 .459 13½ Tampa Bay 75 37 29 9 83 210 210 Nowak. the airplane," Williams said. "If that's going to happen YOUNGSTOWN STATE — Named WESTERN CONFERENCE Florida 75 33 3111 77 195 213 BASEBALL those two. The Ducks haven't made it this far Jerrod Calhoun men's basketball coach. to Joel, I would rather have that happen Tuesday night since winning the 1939 title. as opposed to Wednesday night. Hopefully by the Williams will be coaching in the Final Four for time we get to Thursday or Friday he'll do some things the ninth time, including five appearances with in practice. I'm scared to death right now because I POWER SURGE: Michigan State's 8 Carolina. The Tar Heels (31-7) play Oregon (33- just don't know." 5) in the second semifinal. North Carolina lost to Villanova in last year's WHY NOT VEGAS? home runs most in D-I game in 2017 championship game in Houston. Three of its On the day the Oakland Raiders' move to Las starters from that 77-74 loss are back, and so are Vegas was announced, Altman and Few said they By The Associated Press seven other players. would be in favor of NCAA Tournament first- and sec- The eight home runs Sunday were the most in a Divi- ond-round games and regionals being played in Basketball is only part of the Final Four expe- Jake Boss Jr. knew his team had power, but what sion I game this season. Illinois starter Luke Shilling Vegas. The Pac-12 Tournament was played at Vegas' Michigan State did against Illinois bordered on the ridicu- gave up six of them in his four innings. Of the Spartans' rience. There are team activities, lots of media 18,000-seat T-Mobile Arena earlier this month. The lous. 13 hits, 11 were for extra bases. commitments and constant attention. NCAA has had a long-standing policy of not holding The Spartans' first five hits Sunday were home runs The Spartans have hit a Big Ten-leading 28 homers in Oregon coach Dana Altman said he spoke on events in cities where betting is legal. — all in the first two innings — and they finished with 20 games, two more than they hit in 56 games last sea- the phone with old coaching friends Lon Kruger "Gambling's everywhere," Few said. "So we need eight in their 17-6 victory in Champaign, Illinois. son. Bechina leads the team with six, and Hughes, and Mike Montgomery to gain some insight on to quit punishing poor Vegas when it's in our own Brandon Hughes homered three times and Marty Durkin and Zack McGuire have four apiece. how to balance basketball with everything else. backyard, front yard, side yard, too." Bechina twice. Dan Durkin, Alex Troop and Dan Michigan State (15-5, 3-0 Big Ten) leads the confer- "We want to try to help our players as much as Chmielewski each went deep once on a 62-degree after- ence with 8.6 runs per game and a .306 batting average. possible and make them as comfortable as possi- NOT IMPRESSED WITH HIMSELF noon when the wind was blowing straight out at 15 mph. At No. 24, the Spartans are the Big Ten's top RPI team, ble, try to get the routine the same," Altman Altman has turned out to be a much better coach The Spartans finished the three-game sweep with 13 with three of their five losses to top-10s Clemson and than player. He transferred from a Nebraska junior said. "This is a bigger stage. Our guys are aware homers at Illinois Field, where the dimensions are 330 South Carolina. college to Eastern New Mexico in 1978. He averaged feet down the lines, 370 to the alleys and 400 to center. Rival Michigan, Maryland, Indiana and Nebraska of that." 3.7 points and 1.4 rebounds his first season. The "We got a lot of barrels to balls," Boss said Monday. were the Big Ten teams that received most of the atten- Williams said he wouldn't expect players from school couldn't find statistics from his second season. "There were probably a couple home runs that were tion coming into the season. The Spartans, now in a any of the teams to have difficulty adjusting to "I didn't have many highlights as a player," Altman wind-aided. The majority of them, honestly, were legiti- three-way tie for first with Minnesota and Indiana, were the environment. said. "I was awful. I would have sure hated to coach mate home runs." mostly an afterthought. me." COLUMN: NASCAR off to a fast start, but ratings still sink By JENNA FRYER "It makes for good TV," she said, "and is good for everyone in NASCAR. — even the NFL recently announced made him famous over the last two AP Auto Racing Writer we handle it on the track ourselves." There's parity among the manufactur- ways it is going to try to shorten games weeks. CHARLOTTE, N.C. (AP) — Bad news Professional partier — oh, and NFL ers — Chevrolet, Ford and Toyota all — and the racing itself often isn't all that North Carolina forward Luke Maye first: The overnight television ratings for star — Rob Gronkowski was the main have wins this season — and the exciting until the end. hit the shot of his life — the game-win- NASCAR's race in California were down. attraction at the season-opening Day- younger drivers have found themselves Another issue is that viewers are ner Sunday over Kentucky to send the The ratings were down for Phoenix, Las tona 500, and celebrities came out in full in the mix every week. Kyle Larson, vic- essentially being asked to tune in to Tar Heels to the Final Four — then Vegas and Atlanta, too. Basically, noth- force to watch NASCAR on Sunday in torious Sunday, in theory could have five watch colorful cars go in circles for 500 received a standing ovation when he ing NASCAR does can stop this slide, it Fontana, California. Among the many in wins already this season. He ran out of miles. When the cars themselves become showed up for his 8 a.m. class back in seems. attendance were Jada Pinkett Smith, gas while leading the Daytona 500, the "stars," it's a lot harder to become Chapel Hill on Monday. So what's the good news? Kaitlin Olson, Dean Cain, Terry Crews, notched three consecutive runner-up fin- emotionally invested in the product. It Most other sports provide an opportu- Well, NASCAR really couldn't have Fred Savage, Scott Eastwood and Justin ishes, then finally finished first at doesn't help that Jeff Gordon, the sport's nity for fans to feel the tension, see and asked for a better start to its season. Hartley, "Kevin/The Manny" from NBC's Fontana after several nail-biting biggest star for more than two decades, hear the emotion, experience the highs Five drivers won the first five races. hit "This is Us," who apparently caught restarts. is now in the TV booth and Tony Stew- and lows of the participants in real time. The lead changed in the waning laps NASCAR fever and attended various But the bad news always comes on art, the man of the people, is also retired. NASCAR hasn't found a way to capture each time. events over the last few months. Monday, when the TV numbers are The people left who need to be that, barring, of course, an angry Busch Kyle Busch got into a fight on pit road For all the hand-wringing over the released. The ratings become the main embraced are stuffed into cockpits, wear- stomping down pit road at Las Vegas to that left him with a bloody gash on his ratings slump, NASCAR appears to be focus of the sport: Naysayers fixate on ing helmets, and aren't heard from until take a swing at Joey Logano. forehead — generating all sorts of main- headed in the right direction. decline; excuse-makers trot out all man- the end of the event. Their personalities That's as big a problem for NASCAR stream attention — and nobody was Heck, even Clint Bowyer, one of the ner of explanations. are hidden, too. It's so different from, as the length of its races, its over-satu- punished. Similarly, Austin Dillon avoid- largest personalities in the series, is How about this? NASCAR, no matter say, the NCAA Tournament, which once rated 11-month schedule and the con- ed any penalty when he wrecked Cole emerging from his lengthy slump. He fin- how many story lines or rule changes or a year makes celebrities out of basket- stant corporate-speak of its drivers. Custer in retaliation. ished third Sunday and wrote on Twit- celebrities lining the grid, is an under- ball players few have heard of. Figure out a way to show us more — Danica Patrick, for one, argued ter: "first time in a long time I grabbed whelming overall product. Even with its Gonzaga center Przemek Karnowski take off the sunglasses, be engaging, give NASCAR did the right thing by with- the bottle of Jack in the plane for the new stage format, events are too long in has a beard of Bunyanesque proportions us energy and passion — and then holding heavy-handed punishments. right reason." Trust us, a happy Bowyer this day and age of instant gratification that earned its own Twitter account and maybe people will start watching again. l THE DAILY GLOBE • YOURDAILYGLOBE.COM COMICS TUESDAY, MARCH 28, 2017 11 DEFLOCKED Woman unsure about seeking new relationship

Dear Annie: I’m a 46-year- incessantly and does not old woman who has been mar- allow any comments. ried (and divorced) twice. Both marriages were filled I am an experienced men- with abuse — physical, emo- tal health professional and tional and sexual. Add to that severe child abuse — which Dear wonder whether you consid- has me permanently disabled Annie ered that someone who can- now — and, well, I’m scared not stop talking may be in a to be intimate with anyone ever again. know that if I find someone I manic phase of bipolar affec- MOTHER GOOSE & GRIMM I’ve been on two dates in want to marry, the relation- tive disorder. There is no way the past 13 years. I’m finally ship will have to involve sex. getting to the point where I It’s been 13 years since I last of reasoning with or even like myself and am consider- had sex. And for the seven interrupting people who are ing dating again (if anyone years prior, it was forced sex, exhibiting these symptoms. will want to date a middle- never consensual on my part. aged disabled woman). But I Do you have any sugges- They should be under the care tions? Right now, the thought of a psychiatrist. Medication of sexual intercourse terrifies YOUR me. It’s certainly not an issue is the first treatment of now, but it will be when I choice, followed by counsel- start dating again. I do see a OROSCOPE ing. H counselor, which has helped — A Licensed Clinical BORN LOSER me greatly, but we never dis- Social Worker in Sarasota, cuss healthy sexual relation- Fla. ships; we just discuss the past Thank you abuse. — Ready to Start Dear LCSW: Over for raising this important I’m so sorry Dear Ready: point. I hadn’t considered that EUGENIA you’ve experienced so much LAST abuse throughout your life, it could be something that but I’m also inspired by your serious, but it’s possible and, Your Birthday positive attitude. I’m confi- Tuesday, March 28, 2017 dent you’ll find someone out at the very least, worth there who is worthy of your exploring. I’m printing your Emotional matters will escalate quickly this year. Approach every situ- time, and he’ll be a lucky man letter here so that “Frustrat- ALLEY OOP ation you face with strength, courage indeed. But before then, you and discipline. Knowing what you are really need to talk to your ed Friend” might consider up against will ensure that you make counselor about the sexual helping her friend seek psy- the best decisions as you move for- abuse you suffered and the ward. Trust in your ability, not in some- chological help. one else. Love, peace and partner- impact it’s had on you. A ships are encouraged. counselor’s office is a safe Send your questions for ARIES (March 21-April 19) — Do space that’s free of judgment, Annie Lane to dearannie@cre- your best to stabilize your personal and this is exactly the type of and professional positions. Gather thing a counselor is there for. ators.com. To find out more information and look at all sides of a You’re only 46. You still situation before you form or present about Annie Lane and read have decades of fun ahead of your opinion. features by other Creators TAURUS (April 20-May 20) — you. Hang in there, and keep Good things will happen if you lend a striving to open your heart. Syndicate columnists and car- helping hand. Positive actions will Dear Annie: I appreciate toonists, visit the Creators FOR BETTER OR WORSE bring greater opportunity. It’s up to you your empathetic and helpful to contribute if you want to make Syndicate website at cre- improvements. 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gg s p d e o e o e p op March 21, 28 and April 4, 11, 2017 for damaging the property during March 28, 2017 NOTICE OF INTENT TO erty charged with the actual costs Notice Of Mortgage the redemption period. incurred in cutting same. Said no- Foreclosure Sale Dated: March 21, 2017 ENFORCE THE March 27, 2017 MARENISCO TOWNSHIP WEED tice shall describe methods of Stocks sink early THIS FIRM IS A DEBT COLLECT- For more information, please call: 21,000 CONTROL ORDINANCE treating and eradicating noxious Dow Jones OR ATTEMPTING TO COLLECT FC S (248) 593-1304 weeds and a complete copy of this A DEBT. ANY INFORMATION WE Trott Law, P.C. NOTICE IS GIVEN, Marenisco 20,000 Township shall be enforcing Or- Ordinance. Moreover, said notice industrials OBTAIN WILL BE USED FOR Attorneys For Servicer shall provide that the Township THAT PURPOSE. PLEASE CON- 31440 Northwestern Hwy Ste. 200 dinance #178, Weed Control Or- on Washington 19,000 may see to the cutting as many TACT OUR OFFICE AT THE Farmington Hills, Michigan 48334- dinance. All noxious weeds, -45.74 grasses and vegetation over 10 times as is necessary and charge NUMBER BELOW IF YOU ARE 5422 the cost to the property owner in 18,000 IN ACTIVE MILITARY DUTY. AT- File #471644F01 inches in height must be cut by May First and remain less than 1 0 order to comply with this Ordin- TN PURCHASERS: This sale may (03-21)(04-11) ance. worries before 20,550.98 17,000 be rescinded by the foreclosing inches in height during the grow- SO N D J F M ing season. If the property owner SECTION 4: Exemptions. This mortgagee. In that event, your Ordinance does not apply to damages, if any, shall be limited March 28 and April 4, 11, 2017 fails to comply, the Township shall Pct. change from previous: -0.22% High 20,578.46 Low 20,412.80 STATE OF WISCONSIN, cut the weeds and charge the real weeds in fields devoted to grow- solely to the return of the bid ing any small grain crop such as amount tendered at sale, plus in- CIRCUIT COURT, estate owner for the costs and paring losses wheat, oats, barley, or rye. In addi- terest. MORTGAGE SALE - A WOOD COUNTY may do so as many times during In Re: The marriage of Petitioner: the growing season as may be tion, this Ordinance does not ap- March 27, 2017 mortgage was granted by Richard ply to flower gardens, plots of 6,000 A Eklund, Kathleen M Eklund, Shaunna Marie Rogers and reasonably necessary. The weeds NEW YORK (AP) — Worries Respondent: Reynaldo Figeroa may be cut, sprayed with herbi- shrubbery and vegetable gardens, Nasdaq 5,800 husband and wife, original mort- provided the improved lot has that Washington may not be able gagor(s), to JPMorgan Chase Cuellar. cides or cultivated into the soil to 5,600 Publication Summons Divorce- control growth. been cultivated and cared for in a composite Bank, National Association, Mort- manner appropriate to these ex- to help businesses as much as gagee, dated October 14, 2008, 40101 ORDINANCE NO. 17 B 5,400 THE STATE OF WISCONSIN, TO AN ORDINANCE TO AMEND empt categories. once thought knocked stock 11.63 and recorded on October 28, 2008 SECTION 5: Commissioner of 5,200 in Liber 500 on Page 41, in Goge- THE PERSON NAMED ABOVE ORDINANCE N0.17A, indexes down hard early Mon- AS RESPONDENT: You are noti- MARENISCO'S WEED Noxious Weeds. Enforcement of 5,000 bic county records, Michigan, on this Ordinance shall be granted to which mortgage there is claimed fied that the petitioner named CONTROL ORDINANCE day, but they clawed back most 5,840.37 4,800 above has filed a Petition for di- THE TOWNSHIP OF the Commissioner of Noxious to be due at the date hereof the Weeds. The Commissioner of of their losses and ended the day SO N D J F M sum of Eighty Thousand Ninety- vorce or legal separation against MARENISCO ORDAINS: you. You must respond with a writ- The Township of Marenisco duly Noxious Weeds shall be appoin- mixed. One and 98/100 Dollars ted by the Township Board to hold Pct. change from previous: 0.20% High 5,849.20 Low 5,769.39 ($80,091.98). Under the power of ten demand for a copy of the Peti- enacted Ordinance No. 17 B, tion within 40 days from the day Marenisco's weed control ordin- office for a term of two (2) years or The Standard & Poor’s 500 sale contained in said mortgage until a successor is appointed and and the statute in such case made after the first date of publication. ance, in order to regulate and con- index fell 2.39 points, or 0.1 per- The demand must be sent or de- trol noxious weeds, grasses, and qualified. Said Commissioner shall March 27, 2017 2,400 and provided, notice is hereby giv- take the oath of office required of en that said mortgage will be fore- livered to the court at: other vegetation growing within cent, to 2,341.59 for its seventh Clerk of Court, Wood County the Township. The Township Township officers and shall re- Standard & closed by a sale of the mortgaged ceive compensation as determ- drop in the last eight days. The 2,300 premises, or some part of them, at Courthouse, Board desires to repeal Ordin- 400 Market Street, ance No. 17 A in its entirety and ined by resolution of the Town- Dow Jones industrial average Poor’s 500 public vendue, at the place of ship Board. The Commissioner of holding the circuit court within Wisconsin Rapids, WI 54494 replace same with the following: 2,200 and to PREAMBLE: The Marenisco Noxious Weeds shall not expend sank 45.74, or 0.2 percent, to Gogebic County, at 10:00 AM, on more than $25.00 in cutting any -2.39 April 21, 2017. Said premises are Shaunna Marie Rogers Township Board having determ- 20,550.98, while the Nasdaq 2,100 9386 US Hwy 10 ined it to be necessary to pre- one (I) improved lot, unless first situated in City of Ironwood, Goge- obtaining the written consent of composite index rose 11.64, or bic County, Michigan, and are de- Marshfield, WI 54449. serve and protect the public 2,341.59 2,000 It is recommended, but not re- health, safety, and welfare of the the Township supervisor. The scribed as: The East 1/2 of Lot 18, Commissioner of Noxious Weeds 0.2 percent, to 5,840.37. SO N D J F M and all of Lot 19, Block 4 As- quired, that you have an attorney residents of Marenisco Township, help or represent you. the Township Board hereby en- shall perform duties under Public When trading opened for the sessor's Plat No. 2 to the City of Act 359 of 1941 (MCL 247.61, et Pct. change from previous: -0.10% High 2,344.90 Low 2,322.51 Ironwood, according to the recor- If you do not demand a copy of the acts Ordinance No. 178 to control day, it looked as if losses would Petition within 45 days, the court and regulate noxious weeds and seq), under the provisions of this ded plat thereof. The redemption Ordinance, and as may be desig- AP period shall be 6 months from the may grant judgement against you other vegetation growing within be much worse. The S&P 500 for the award of money or other the Township. This ordinance is nated from time to time by the date of such sale, unless determ- Township Board. sank from the start and was ings as it’s been him” behind the movements of Treasury yields ined abandoned in accordance legal action requested in the Peti- intended to comply with Public Act tion, and you may lose your right 359 of 1941 (MCL 247.61, et seq). SECTION 6: Penalties. Any per- down as much as 0.9 percent. 9.4 percent rise for the S&P 500 recently, because higher interest with MCLA 600.3241a, in which son violating any provision of this case the redemption period shall to object to anything that is or may The additional purpose of this or- be incorrect in the Petition. dinance is to prevent all noxious Ordinance shall be guilty of a mu- The weakness followed last since Election Day. rates would allow them to charge be 30 days from the date of such nicipal civil infraction and shall be sale. If the property is sold at fore- A judgement may be enforced as weeds from going to seed or blos- week’s failure by Republicans to An improving economy is more for loans and reap bigger provided by law. A judgement som, as the case may be, and to punished in accordance with the closure sale under Chapter 32 of Township's municipal civil infrac- translating into bigger profits for profits. Investors also expected the Revised Judicature Act of awarding money may become a li- prevent any dead weeds, grass, repeal the Affordable Care Act, en against any real estate you brush or vegetation from becom- tion ordinance, provided that any 1961, pursuant to MCL 600.3278 fine shall not exceed $100. Each something they’ve been pledging businesses, which are set to financial companies to be some of the borrower will be held respons- own now or in the future, and may ing a fire hazard. This ordinance also be enforced by garnishment shall be known and may be cited day that a violation occurs shall be to do for years, which raised report their first-quarter results the biggest beneficiaries of easier ible to the person who buys the deemed a separate offense. Im- property at the mortgage foreclos- or seizure of property. as the "weed control ordinance". in the coming weeks. The Feder- regulations with a Republican- You are further notified that if the SECTION 1: Growth Prohibited. position of the penalties provided doubts that Washington can ure sale or to the mortgage holder under Municipal Civil Infraction Or- parties to this action have minor No person occupying or owning push through promises to help al Reserve, meanwhile, is moving led White House. North 03-28-17children, violation of §948.31, Wis. any improved lot shall permit or dinance shall not exempt an indi- m A K 3 vidual from compliance with this businesses. Investors have been very slowly in raising interest Financial stocks in the S&P Stats., (interference with custody maintain on said improved lot any n Q by parent or others) is punishable Ordinance. The foregoing shall be o growth of noxious weeds; any anticipating that President Don- rates and is loath to apply the 500 dropped 0.5 percent, one of Q J 7 6 4 3 by fines and/or imprisonment: if growth of grass or other vegeta- in addition to the other rights of the p Township to proceed at law or brakes to the economy too quick- the larger losses among the 11 Q J 5 you and the petitioner have minor tion in excess of ten (I 0) inches in ald Trump and the Republican- West Eastchildren, documents setting forth height; or any accumulation of equity for other proper remedies. SECTION 7: Severability. If any led Congress will cut taxes, ly. sectors that make up the index. m 7 6 m 9 8 4 the percentage standard for child dead weeds, grass, brush, or oth- n J 8 5 2 n K 10 6 3 support established by the depart- er vegetation. In addition, any per- article, section, sub-section, sen- loosen regulations for companies “Investors have to acknowl- Morgan Stanley fell 88 cents, or tence, clause, phrase, or portion of o A K 9 8 o 5 2 ment under §49.22(9), Wis. Stats., son occupying or owning any im- and the factors that a court may this Ordinance is held invalid or and institute other corporate- edge that a 5 percent correction 2.1 percent, to $41.58, and Capi- p 10 7 4 p K 9 8 2 proved Jot shall destroy any nox- consider for modification of that ious weeds before they reach a unconstitutional by any court of friendly policies. can happen at any time, and the tal One Financial lost $1.67, or 2 South competent jurisdiction, such por- m standard under §767.511(1m), seed-bearing stage and prevent Q J 10 5 2 Wis. Stats., are available upon tion shall be deemed a separate, Indexes recovered most of fact that we haven’t had a 1 per- percent, to $82.13. n their regrowth, and shall prevent A 9 7 4 your request from the Clerk of any noxious weeds from becom- distinct, and independent provi- their losses in the afternoon, cent down day for so long is Hospital stocks were among o 10 Court. ing a detriment to public health. sion and such holding shall not af- p A 6 3 You are notified of the availability For the purposes of this ordin- fect the validity of the remaining largely thanks to gains in hospi- extraordinary,” Manley said. the strongest performers. The of information from the Circuit ance, the following definitions shall portions of this Ordinance, being tal and other health care stocks. “But the things that are usually Republican health care plan Dealer: South Court Commissioner as set forth in apply unless the context clearly in- the intent of Marenisco Township Vulnerable: East-West §767.105., Wis. Stats. dicates or requires a different that this Ordinance shall be fully Tax cuts, deregulation and other responsible for a major market would have resulted in 24 million South West North East §767.105 Information from Cir- meaning: "Noxious weeds" shall severable. SECTION 8: Repealer. Ordin- business-friendly moves could decline just don’t seem to be in additional uninsured people in a 1m Pass 2o Pass cuit Court Commissioner. mean Canada thistle (Circium ar- n m (2) Upon the request of a party to vense), dodders (any species of ance No. 17 A is hereby repealed still happen, but even if they place.” decade, according to a tally by 2 Pass 3 Pass in its entirety. All other Ordin- m an action affecting the family, in- Cuscuta), mustards (charlock, 4 Pass Pass Pass cluding a revision of judgement or black mustard and Indian mustard, ances in conflict herewith are re- don’t, the stock market has sev- The S&P 500 has lost 1 per- the Congressional Budget Office. order under sec. 767.59 or and species of Brassica or Sin- pealed only to the extent neces- eral pillars of support, said John cent in a day just once since mid- And hospitals take care of Opening lead: m 7 767.451: (a) The Circuit Court apis), wild carrot (Daucus carota), sary to give this Ordinance full Commissioner shall, with or bindweed (Convolvutus arvensis), force and effect. Manley, chief equity strategist at October. patients, whether they’re without charge, provide the party perennial sowthistle (Sonchus ar- SECTION 9: Effective Date. This Wells Fargo Funds Management. Interest rates fell Monday. insured or not. The recommended with written information on the fol- vensis), hoary allyssum (Berteroa Ordinance shall become effective line works also lowing, as appropriate to the ac- incana), ragweed (ambrosia elati- in accordance with applicable “Trump lucked out when he The yield on the 10-year Trea- HCA Holdings jumped $4.45, tion commenced: or 1.), poison ivy (rhus toxicoden- Michigan law. sury dropped to 2.37 percent or 5.2 percent, to $90.49 for the 1. The procedure for obtaining a dron), and poison sumac (Toxico- Adopted and approved by the got elected president, because it By Phillip Alder judgement or order in the action. dendron vernix). "Improved lot" Township Board of the Township was just as earnings were com- from 2.41 percent late Friday. biggest gain in the S&P 500. 2. The major issues usually ad- shall mean any parcel of land hav- of Marenisco, Gogebic County, dressed in such an action. ing at least one (1) building there- Michigan, on the 30th day of ing out of a two-year slumber,” Just a couple weeks ago, it was Universal Health Services rose Abba Eban, an Israeli politician March, 2017. who was raised and educated in 3. Community resources and fam- on. he said. “I think it’s been as above 2.60 percent. $4.08, or 3.3 percent, to ily court counseling services avail- SECTION 2: Duty of Occupant STATE OF MICHIGAN ) England, said, “History teaches us )ss much, if not more, about earn- Bank stocks have tracked the $125.97. that men and nations behave wisely able to assist the parties. or Owner. It shall be the duty of 4. The procedure for setting, modi- COUNTY OF GOGEBIC ) once they have exhausted all other every person, who owns or occu- fying, and enforcing child support pies, any improved lot within the Richard Bouvette alternatives.” awards, or modifying and enfor- Township Supervisor This is the same deal as yesterday. Township's limits to cut, destroy cing legal custody or physical and remove or cause to be cut, Donna Kenney The original scribe claimed that after placement judgements or orders. Township Clerk the trump lead, South could not make destroyed, or removed, all nox- (b) The Circuit Court Commission- ious weeds, grass, or other veget- I hereby certify that the above Or- DEDICATED TO EXCELLENCE four spades if he ruffed two hearts er shall provide a party, for inspec- ation, as often as may be neces- dinance No. 17B, being the Weed in the dummy. As demonstrated tion or purchase, with a copy of sary to comply with the provisions Control Ordinance of the Town- yesterday, that would have worked. the statutory provisions in this of Subsection I of this Ordinance. ship of Marenisco, Gogebic However, what was the alternative chapter generally pertinent to the SECTION 3: Notice to Remove. County, Michigan, was duly adop- Submitted photo line that the author recommended? action. It shall be the duty of the Town- ted by the Marenisco Township Tom Abendroth, South was right to open one If you require reasonable accom- ship Clerk to publish a notice in a Board at a regular meeting of the spade despite having only 11 high- modations due to a disability to newspaper of general circulation Board held on the 30th day of left, and Dan Corul- card points. He had the majors, two participate in the court process, in the Township during the month March, 20I7, with the following aces and an easy rebid. He had a please call: 715-421-8490 at least of March that noxious weeds, vote therein: lo, owners of seven-loser hand (two spades, two ten (10) working days prior to the grasses, and other vegetation not AYE: --- Action Floor Sys- hearts, one diamond and two clubs) scheduled court date. Please note cut in conformance with this Ordin- NAY: --- should partner have a fit for one of that the court does not provide ance by May I of that year may be ABSENT: --- tems of Mercer, the majors. North described a game- transportation. cut at the direction of the Town- Donna Kenney Wis., stand with an force with three-card spade support. Shaunna Rogers, 05-13-2017. ship and the owner of the prop- Township Clerk South signed off in four spades with award for the com- his minimum. (In two-over-one pany from the game-forcing, North would have rebid two spades, and South would International Deal- have jumped to game.) er Network during The author proposed establishing dummy’s diamond suit. Take the first a meeting in Orlan- trick in hand and play the diamond do, Fla., earlier this 10. Suppose West wins and leads his [email protected] second trump. Now comes a play month. The that I mentioned last week: a ruffing finesse. Declarer runs dummy’s engraving on the diamond queen and discards a heart handmade Cashs from his hand (not a low club, but interestingly the club ace is OK!). of Ireland crystal West wins and shifts to a heart. globe reads “Dedi- South takes the trick with his ace cated to Excellence and leads a low club to dummy’s jack. East wins with the king and returns Throughout the a heart, but declarer trumps in the World. Presented dummy, ruffs a diamond, draws West’s last trump, crosses to the club to Action Floor Sys- queen and runs the diamonds. tems, LLC on

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