Call (906) 932-4449 DAYS ‘TIL CHRISTMAS Gift Certificates from Tigers win Ironwood, MI NEW ENGLAND STORE are the Best! Mercer beats Three Lakes Redsautosales.com 13 518 WEST MAIN ST., ASHLAND, WI 54806 715-682-2171 [email protected] SPORTS • 9 DAILY GLOBE Wednesday, December 12, 2018 Cloudy yourdailyglobe.com | High: 32 | Low: 25 | Details, page 2 Ironwood man sentenced to prison for weapons charge By RICHARD JENKINS ty Circuit other charges — possession of a not have participated in the actu- involved in the break-in had been [email protected] Judge Michael firearm by a felon and possessing al theft of the guns, he repeatedly arrested and loaded the guns into BESSEMER — An Ironwood Pope said. a firearm while committing a became involved in the aftermath his own truck. man will serve almost two years O r l i c h felony — dismissed Tuesday. Pros- — including when he didn’t do “We loaded (the guns) in my in prison for receiving and con- apologized for ecutor Nick Jacobs also agreed to anything when shown the stolen truck and we drove them approx- cealing stolen firearms after his part in the recommend a sentence within guns, warning his co-defendants imately one mile to (an Ironwood being sentenced in Gogebic theft Tuesday. the 10 to 23 months recommend- the police may be coming and motel). I locked my truck and I County Circuit Court Tuesday. “I would ed in the sentencing guidelines. helping move the guns. ended up leaving town,” Orlich Justin Paul Orlich, 32, was like to apolo- The agreement also required Orlich testified at Zupan’s trial said at his plea hearing. sentenced to 23 months in prison gize to this Orlich testify at co-defendant and his own plea hearing that on Orlich’s attorney, Antonio — the upper end of the recom- Justin Paul court and (the Michael Zupan’s trial. Jan. 18-19, he went to Zupan’s Ruiz, asked for a jail sentence, mended sentencing guidelines in Orlich victim) … that “He lived up to his end of the Norrie Street house and saw a rather than sending his client to the case and the most allowable I did not have deal and we appreciate and thank number of guns. He recognized prison and argued Orlich wasn’t under Orlich’s plea agreement. the courage to him for testifying in the Zupan some as stolen because he knew involved in the actual theft of “This court views this crime as do the right thing in this matter,” case,” Jacobs said Tuesday. “He they belonged to an Erwin Town- guns. very serious — including the he said. made no bones about his involve- ship resident who was a family “I don’t think Mr. Orlich is actions by Mr. Orlich, who was Orlich pleaded guilty to the ment and … made no bones friend. an active participant in (moving 10-year felony in October as part about the involvement of others.” Orlich testified he later the stolen guns),” Gogebic Coun- of a plea agreement that had two Pope said while Orlich may warned Zupan one of the people WEAPONS — page 5 HURLEY BAND CONCERT Sno cross racing returns to GCC IRONWOOD — The the Hill sno cross event at Ironwood City Commis- GCC returns Friday and sion on Monday agreed to Saturday. sell water at a discounted Practice begins at 11 rate for this weekend’s sno a.m. Friday and ends at 4 cross snowmobile event at p.m. Mt. Zion on the campus of On Saturday, there’s a Gogebic Community Col- $5 admission charge for lege. spectators, with racing Commissioners agreed scheduled to begin at 9 to offer the same discount- a.m. ed water rate that is also It is a non-sanctioned granted for water used to event, with 12 classes, make ice for the county including junior racing. fairgrounds track off The riders pay entry fees. Cloverland Drive. Food and refreshments City manager Scott will be available on Satur- Erickson said the Fire on day. —Ralph Ansami

ANGELINE WIITA, from left, Jayden Hurley receives clean Kukowski and Abi- gail Herman play audit report for 2017 trumpet in then sixth grade band at By RALPH ANSAMI council was told, but that the Hurley K-12 win- [email protected] was because of favorable ter band concert HURLEY — The Hurley stock market investments Tuesday evening. City Council accepted a that can vary from year to The concert in the favorable audit report for year. school auditorium 2017 at Tuesday’s regular The council approved included the fifth monthly meeting. hiring Wipfli to complete and sixth grade The audit by Wipfli LLP the 2018 audit at a cost of bands, as well as the found “no unusual transac- $17,500. junior high and tions,” council members In other business, the senior high bands. learned. council acted on a finance The bands were Some of the city’s grant committee recommenda- under the direction money from projects will tion and approved health of Jesika Cane. At be carried into 2018 for insurance again through left, Lawrence audit purposes. Anderson plays his The state retirement sys- clarinet. tem is overfunded, the AUDIT — page 5 Larry Holcombe/Daily Globe Mercer Library to host WordPress training MERCER, Wis. — Those Those attending the Bessemer entities share goals in united government meeting interested in learning more class will learn how to get about building websites started in WordPress, how By P.J. GLISSON on a blank paper and then shared ly in relation to key places such as [email protected] using WordPress can visit to choose a template, what those visions with the room at-large, the park, Iron Belle Trail and down- the Mercer Library Thurs- plugins are and how to BESSEMER — The Bessemer city after which additional suggestions town assets. day as the library is spon- plan an effective site. hall auditorium featured several were added to each sheet. She added there also was “a lot of soring a free “WordPress While not a hands-on tables Monday evening during a Loper said some central themes interest in improving the aesthetics 101” class. class, the program is combined meeting that joined mem- emerged from what she described as of the town.” The class is scheduled designed to focus on bers from five different governing a “positive” opportunity to make For instance, within the Besse- for 11 a.m. Thursday and is demonstrating the features bodies. sure everyone remains “on the same mer Commons, the branding group designed to provide, “An of WordPress and how to Represented were the city coun- page.” suggested lighted trees, the DDA rec- introduction to the world's use them. cil, planning commission, down- Economic concerns were illus- ommended pass-through areas in most popular web platform Attendees should have town development authority, parks trated on the city council’s “brain- the wall there, and the parks and and how to use it for busi- a basic understanding of and recreation commission, and an storming” sheet. Its members voiced recreation folks proposed a tiny ness and organization web- how to get around the informal branding group. a desire for a “mom and pop” café, as library. sites,” a library spokesper- web. A representative of each entity well as for grants to fund improve- “Most of what people came up son said. No pre-registration is provided an overview of objectives ments at Bluff Valley Park. The plan- with was very do-able,” said Loper, Free to install and rela- required and everyone is accomplished in 2018, after which ning commission also noted its who described most suggestions as tively simple to under- welcome. members of each group discussed desire to promote “tiny houses” in “practical” or as reachable “lower- stand, WordPress runs For more information, future concerns. the town. over 30 percent of all web- call the library at 715-476- According to city manager Charly In addition, said Loper, all sites, according to the 2366. Loper, members wrote their goals groups want better signage, especial- spokesperson. —Richard Jenkins BESSEMER — page 5 TODAY INDEX Cloudy — Details, page 2 Business ...... 6 75 cents Classifieds . . . . .12-13 Tuesday Today’s records Snowfall Comics ...... 11 Vol. 100, No. 19 High 30 High 50 (1913) 24 hours to 7 a.m. Community ...... 3 Low 21 Low -20 (1989) Tuesday none Snow depth 7 in. Obituaries ...... none Year ago today Precipitation Season total 48.9 in. Opinion ...... 4 High 24 24 hours to 7 a.m. Last year 48.7 in. Low 8 Tuesday none Sports ...... 9-10 l 2 WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 12, 2018 NATION / WORLD THE DAILY GLOBE • YOURDAILYGLOBE.COM FIVE-DAY FORECASTFO ORECAST FOR IRONWOODIR RONWOOD

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Security, Transportation, Facing pressure, McConnell election results and lob While Trump has sug- Agriculture, State and Jus- insults. gested he may be willing to tice, as well as national Trump questioned trade with Democrats and parks. agrees to criminal justice vote Pelosi’s ability to count has publicly praised Pelosi, Both sides came into the WASHINGTON (AP) – treaded cautiously as a san policy achievement for votes in her own House. he was focused Tuesday on negotiating session primed Under pressure from Presi- handful of members in his this Congress and the She questioned his man- reinforcing his hardline for battle. After a few dent Donald Trump and caucus voiced concerns largest sentencing overhaul hood – after she left the immigration promises, niceties, Trump dug into many of his Republican that it would be too soft on in decades. AshLee Strong, building. repeatedly stressing border Democrats on the border colleagues, Senate Majority violent criminals. a spokeswoman for House The public clash security and the wall as a wall, prompting a stern Leader Mitch McConnell Texas Sen. John Speaker Paul Ryan, said, marked Trump’s first critical part. Democrats rebuke from Schumer that said Tuesday that he will Cornyn, the No. 2 Republi- “The House stands ready meeting with the newly were in no mood to sympa- the issue at hand was bring legislation to the can, said Trump’s push for to act on the revised Senate empowered Democrats thize, emphasizing their “called funding the govern- floor to overhaul the the legislation was “critical criminal justice reform since their midterm victo- newfound political ment.” Trump soon started nation’s federal sentencing to the outcome.” bill.” Ryan has long sup- ries that put them in con- strength. scrapping with Pelosi, laws. “Sen. McConnell was ported sentencing reform trol of the House, laying “Elections have conse- when she said there should McConnell’s decision always concerned about and is retiring at the end of bare the tensions on both quences, Mr. President,” not be a “Trump shut- comes after more than the small window of time the session. sides and suggesting how said Schumer. down.” three years of overtures that we have to do all these Most Senate Democrats divided government might Trump later called it a “Did you say Trump?” from a large, bipartisan things we need to do, but support the bill, which work – or not – as the “friendly meeting,” saying the president said, as the group of senators who sup- the president was insistent would revise 1980s and 2020 presidential election “I’ve actually liked them for two argued over whether port the criminal justice that this be included,” he ‘90s-era “tough on crime” nears. a long period of time and I Trump had enough Repub- bill. Trump announced his said. laws to boost rehabilitation Neither the public nor respect them both. And we lican votes in the House to support for the legislation If the legislation passes, efforts for federal prisoners the private face-to-face por- made a lot of progress.” support his border wall last month, but McConnell it would be a major biparti- and give judges more dis- tion of the meeting The Democrats said they plan. cretion when sentencing appeared to resolve the had given Trump two “The fact is that you do nonviolent offenders. It wall-funding dispute with a options to keep govern- not have the votes in the would attempt to focus the partial shutdown looming ment open and the respon- House,” Pelosi declared. AILY LOBE toughest sentences on the on Dec. 21. However, Pelosi sibility lay with him and Trump shot back: D G most violent offenders, said Trump called her later Republicans who control “Nancy, I do.” lowering mandatory mini- in the afternoon and told Congress. Also in a fighting mood, mum sentences for some her the White House was The wall remains the Schumer accused Trump of Christmas nonviolent drug offenses looking at options she and main sticking point in threatening a shutdown and reducing the life sen- Schumer had laid out. talks. Republican House “because you can’t get your Home tence for some drug offend- In the public debate, Speaker Paul Ryan way.” ers with three convictions, Trump sounded more acknowledged Tuesday Trump heckled or “three strikes,” to 25 determined than ever to that the GOP-led House Schumer over a previous Decorating years. allow a partial government has yet to pass legislation shutdown, saying “the last Supporters say the shutdown unless he gets that includes the $5 billion time you shut it down you changes would make the the billions he wants for in border wall funds that got killed” politically. Contest nation’s criminal justice system fairer, reduce over- 5 missing Marines declared dead Interior/Exterior crowding in federal pris- ons and save taxpayer dol- lars. The bill would affect in warplanes crash off Japan WINNERS RECEIVE only federal prisoners, who make up roughly 10 per- TOKYO (AP) – The U.S. of Japan’s Shikoku island. standing members of U.S. GRAND PRIZE cent of the country’s military said Tuesday that Two crew members in Marine Corps is my deep- five missing crew members the F/A-18 were recovered est regret, and I myself and $100 Gift Certificate prison population. Several states have passed similar have been declared dead after the accident, but one the Japanese people share 1st PRIZE:PRIZE: laws that apply to state after their refueling plane died. The U.S. Marines said deep sorrow of the Ameri- $50 Gift Certificate prisons. collided with a fighter jet the survivor was in stable can people,” Abe said. “It is an opportunity to last week off Japan’s south- condition when rescued. “Japan-U.S. alliance is sup- 2nd PRIZEPRIZE:: correct manifest injustices ern coast, and that search The search, joined by ported by the dedication of $ $25 Gift Certificate in the system,” said Texas and recovery operations Japanese and Australian each U.S. military person- Sen. Ted Cruz, who signed have ended after finding forces, was halted Tuesday, nel, and I offer my heartfelt on to the legislation last only one survivor. and the cause of the crash condolences to the victims.” week after supporters The five were on a KC- is still under investigation, The crew members of CONTEST RULES agreed to make tweaks to 130 Hercules refueling air- the Marines said in a state- the refueling aircraft were • Must live in Daily Globe guard against violent crim- craft that collided last ment. based at Iwakuni air sta- delivery area. inals being released early. Thursday with an F/A-18 It said the identities of tion near Hiroshima as Hornet during regular the five people declared part of the Marine Aerial • Submit photo to Globe: training. The warplanes dead will be released after Refueler Transport 118 E. McLeod crashed into the sea south their next of kin are noti- Squadron 152, whose call VOTE page 14 Ironwood, MI 49938 or — fied. sign is Sumo. e-mail JPG photo to The Marines earlier “All of us in the Sumo [email protected] GIOVANONI True Value identified the dead pilot of family are extremely sad- by Dec. 17, 2018. the F/A-18 as Capt. Jahmar dened following the • Include name, address, phone “The Mall Without Walls” Resilard, 28, of Miramar, announcement of the con- & e-mail with your entry. • Small Kitchen Appliances Florida. clusion of search and res- • Winners photos will be Japanese Prime Minister cue operation,” the printed in the Daily Globe on • Tool Rental • Lawnmowers Shinzo Abe sent a message squadron’s commanding Dec. 20, 2018. • Hunting & Fishing Supplies of condolences to U.S. officer, Lt. Col. 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Falling is a major concern for many people as they get older and the fear of falling often acts as a restriction to activities, impeding quality of life for older people. “Mat- ter of Balance “is an award-winning program designed to manage falls and increase activity levels. The program is scheduled for Wednesdays from 2 to 4 p.m., in the first floor conference room at Aspirus ironwood from Jan. 8, through Feb. 26. The program is designed to help people: –View falls as controllable. –Set goals for increasing activity. –Make changes to reduce fall risks at home –Exercise to increase strength and balance The program can help those worried about falling, interested in improving balance, wanting to know more about becoming more flexible, or getting stronger. Call 906-663-4045, ext. 622 to register. The program is free, but space is limited, registration is required. Retirees to hold Christmas party Submitted photo IRONWOOD – The Gogebic County chapter of the MANY VOLUNTEERS helped with this past weekend’s Mercer Community Candy Cane Gathering. Pictured, from Michigan Association of Retired School Personnel will left, are baking chairs Ken and Sharon Drawz, chair Mary Vaughn. Marge Pemble and Connie Yaekle from Mer- meet on Thursday, at the Elk and Hound at 11 a..m. for cer Historical Society, Betty Meinholz, Beth Wetzler, (in front) Kathy Kadrlik and Wendy Schmitz, Judy Ivey, their annual Christmas party. Kathy Hanneman and Mary Kay Lentz. Group filling knapsacks for students BESSEMER – Eat Smart Knapsacks is a program that Local post offices deliver early in the morning, later provides in-need students in Gogebic County with a bag of nutritious and easy-to-prepare food over winter and in the day, seven days a week during holidays spring breaks to supplement the meals they would have been receiving in school. GRAND RAPIDS – With the holi- er safely.” mended deadline dates can help The group is in need of the following items to put in days in full swing, the Postal Service With an increase in early and ensure holiday wishes are received by bags: is delivering more cards, letters, and online shopping for gifts, there is no loved-ones by Dec. 25. Visit the – Nature Valley Granola Bars. packages every day. This means our longer a “busiest day” for holiday Postal Service Holiday Newsroom at – Peanut Butter. customers will start to see postal shipping. Instead, the Postal Service usps.com/holidaynews to get the full – Low Sugar Jam/Jelly. employees delivering packages earli- predicts the week of Dec. 17 - 23 to be list of deadlines, pricing and ship- – Canned Vegetables. er in the morning, later in the the busiest mailing, shipping, and ping tips. – Fruit Cups (packed in 100% fruit juice). evening, and on Sundays. delivery week. During this week, – Microwavable Popcorn. “The Postal Service is well pre- nearly 3 billion pieces of First Class Mail-by Dates (Domestic Ser- – Microwaveable Brown Rice. pared to meet our customers’ needs Mail, including greeting cards, will be vices) – Instant Oatmeal Packets. during the holiday season,” says processed and delivered. The Postal Dec. 14 - USPS Retail Ground. – Canned Tuna. Greater Michigan District Communi- Service is projecting about 15 billion Dec. 20 - First Class Packages (up – Canned Chicken. cations Coordinator Sabrina Todd. pieces of mail, including 900 million to 15.99 ounces). – Canned Beans. “As our carriers deliver later into the packages, will be delivered between Dec. 20 - First Class Mail (includ- Donations can be dropped off at the MSU Extension day we ask customers that are expect- Thanksgiving and New Year’s Eve. ing greeting cards). Office. For more information call Ashley Dennis at 906- ing a package to please turn on their Using correct addressing, packag- Dec. 20 - Priority Mail . 663-4045. porch light so our carriers can deliv- ing gifts well and mailing by recom- Dec. 22 - Priority Mail Express . Community calendar Comet named after Wisconsin astronomer to pass by Earth Email calendar items and Ironwood Memorial Building. Mercer Food Pantry, Ave., Montreal, 715-561-4450. MILWAUKEE (AP) – A comet named after a Wisconsin community news to Gogebic County Veterans noon-1 p.m., Railroad Street, Alcoholics Anonymous, [email protected]. Service Officer, 10:30-11:30 Mercer, Wis. Emergencies: noon, Salem Lutheran Church, astronomer will soon streak past Earth and be the bright- For more information, call 906- a.m., Wakefield City Hall; 1-2 715-476-7655. Ironwood. area74.org. est comet of the year. 932-2211. p.m., Watersmeet Township; Alcoholics Anonymous/ Iron County Mobile Food Comet 46P/Wirtanen will fly by Earth in the next 2:45-3:15 p.m., Marenisco Al-Anon, noon, Salem Luther- Pantry, noon, Iron County week, The Milwaukee Journal Sentinel reported . It will be Wednesday, Dec. 12 Township. 906-667-1110. an Church, Ironwood. Recycling/Iron County Forestry WordPress 101 class, 11 area74.org. Parking Lot, 606-607 3rd one of the closest comet flybys since the 1950s, but will Christian Men of the a.m., Mercer Public Library. Harbortown AA, 7:30 p.m. Avenue North, Hurley. Northland, 6:30 a.m., Uptown look like a dim blur of glowing gray light. Red Hat Society North- EST, Ontonagon United Overeaters Anonymous, Cafe, Ironwood. “It will be very diffused, a spread-out graying glow,” woods Divas, 11:30 a.m., Methodist Church basement, 5:30 p.m., All Saints Lutheran Mentoring of Moms, 9- Sharon’s Coffee House, Hur- next to Holiday gas station, Church, Wakefield. said Jim Lattis, director of University of Wisconsin Space 10:30 a.m., Range Community ley. Reservations or cancella- Ontonagon. area74.org. Alcoholics Anonymous, 6 Place, UW-Madison’s astronomy outreach center. “You’ll Bible Church, Hurley. 715-561- tions to 906-932-4953. Alcoholics Anonymous, p.m., Our Lady of Peace 4355. see green colors, which is mostly caused by carbon, only Alcoholics Anonymous, 7:30 p.m., Our Lady of Peace Catholic Church, Ironwood. Alcoholics Anonymous, noon, Salem Lutheran Church, Catholic Church, Ironwood. area74.org. if you’re taking photos or you’ve got a pretty good tele- open meeting, noon, Salem Ironwood. area74.org. area74.org. Movie Night, “The Man scope.” Lutheran Church, Ironwood. Grief Support Group, 1 to Who Invented Christmas,” area74.org. The comet is named after Carl Wirtanen, who first 2:30 p.m., Dr. Kate Hospice Saturday, Dec. 15 6:30 p.m., Mercer Public DOVE Support Group, spotted it in 1948 while surveying the movement of faint, office, 1571 Highway 51 North Library. noon-2 p.m. 906-932-4990. in Arbor Vitae. Union Station Food Harbortown AA, 7:30 p.m. distant stars. Wirtanen was born in Kenosha in 1910 and Ironwood-Hurley Rotary Free Community Dinner, Pantry and Food Bank, 10 EST, Ontonagon United became fascinated in astronomy at the age of 12. He stud- Club, 12:15 p.m., Elk and 5-6 p.m., Wakefield Methodist a.m. to 12:30 p.m., 252 E. Ayer Methodist Church basement, Hound Restaurant, Ironwood. ied astronomy, math and physics at the University of Vir- Church. Public is invited. St., Ironwood. next to Holiday gas station, Iron County Veterans Ser- ReGeneration Youth, Alcoholics Anonymous, Ontonagon. area74.org. ginia before working at the Lick Observatory in Califor- vice Officer, 1-3 p.m., Mercer, 5:30-6:45 p.m., ages 10-11; 11 a.m., Salem Lutheran Government nia. Wis., Town Hall. 715-561- Relentless Youth, 7-9 p.m., Church, Ironwood. area74.org. Bessemer Housing Com- 2190. ages 12-18; Lighthouse Faith Community Christmas mission, 8:30 a.m., executive Mercer Health and Well- Center, Ironwood. party, noon-2 p.m., Bessemer director’s office, 709 W. Iron ness Pickleball, 3-6 p.m., TO THE CITIZENS OF BESSEMER Alcoholics Anonymous, VFW. St., Bessemer. Mercer Community Center. 6:30 p.m., First Presbyterian Community Pickleball Gogebic County Health Wakefield American MINING A NEW PATH Church, Hurley. area74.org. Paddlers, 2-5 p.m., Mercer and Human Services board, Legion, 5:30 p.m. Auxiliary, 6 Klassic Kruisers Car School gymnasium. 715-776- 9 a.m., Gogebic Medical Care p.m. regular meeting, post, • Economic Growth Club, 6:30 p.m., Lindquist Stu- 4588. Facility. Wakefield. dent Center, Ironwood. Alcoholics Anonymous, 7 Iron County Human Ser- • Better Municipality Services IMPACT Life Support Ironwood Masonic Lodge p.m., Salem Lutheran Church, vices Board, 2:30 p.m., Hurley • Clean Blight Group, 6:30 p.m., Woodland 389, 7:30 p.m., at the Masonic Ironwood. area74.org. Senior Center. Church, Ironwood. • Fill Our Businesses building. Wakefield-Marenisco Narcotics Anonymous, 7 Sunday, Dec. 16 Government School Board, 5 p.m., school PLEASE ATTEND DECEMBER 17TH! p.m., Salem Lutheran Church, Iron County Finance board room, Wakefield. Ironwood. area74.org. Alcoholics Anonymous, 1 Committee, 8 a.m., court- Hurley School Board, To the citizens of Bessemer: Alcoholics Anonymous, p.m., closed meeting, Salem house. 5:30 p.m., Hurley High School 7:30 p.m., Sharon Lutheran Lutheran Church, Ironwood. With full recreational cannabis introduced to our Bessemer Housing Com- library. Church, Bessemer. Mercer Health and Well- mission, 8 a.m., Executive Bessemer City Council, 6 state; it would be unwise to think Big Snow Country area74.org. ness Pickleball, 3-6 p.m., Director’s Office, 709 West p.m., city hall. would not benefit! Government Mercer Community Center. Iron Street, Bessemer. Ironwood School Board, Wakefield Housing Com- Chamber Singers Con- Please attend the Board Meeting on December 17th Bessemer Downtown 6 p.m., Luther L. Wright K-12 mission, 9 a.m., Sunset cert, 4 p.m., Our Lady of Development Authority, 4 School board room. at 6pm to support our Grassroots Movement! Manor community room, 200 Peace Catholic Church, Iron- p.m., DDA room, City Hall. Watersmeet Township Pierce St., Wakefield. wood. Gogebic Range Water School Board, 6:30 p.m., Council Chambers - Bessemer City Hall Bessemer Area Sewer Narcotics Anonymous, 7 Authority Board, 6:30 p.m., media center, Watersmeet 411 South Sophie Street Authority, 4:30 p.m., Besse- p.m., Wesley United Methodist Bessemer Township Hall, School. mer City Hall. Church, Ironwood. Bessemer, MI 49911 Ramsay. Ironwood Parks and Alcoholics Anonymous, Gogebic County Transit Tuesday, Dec. 18 Visit yoopergold.com Trails summit, 5 p.m., Iron- 7:30 p.m., Sharon Lutheran Board, 6:30 p.m., transit facili- wood Memorial Building Church, Bessemer. area74.org. (Paid for by Yooper Gold, James Dash, Treasurer, ty. Iron-Gogebic Integrated Women’s Club Room. Monday, Dec. 17 Family Services, 9-10:30 PO Box 31, Manistique, MI 49854) Gogebic County Board, 5 Friday, Dec. 14 a.m., Iron County Courthouse, p.m., courthouse, Bessemer. Gogebic County Health Hurley. 906-663-4045 or 715- Erwin Township Board, Mercer Cribbage, 9:30- and Human Services Agency 561-2191. 6:00 p.m., Township Hall. 11:30 a.m., Mercer Senior Board, 9 a.m., Gogebic Coun- Wisconsin Veterans Thursday, Dec. 13 Center. ty Medical Care Facility, Wake- Employment Services Rep- Double Trouble, 11 a.m.- field. resentative, 9-11:30 a.m., vet- 12:30 p.m., Serenity Center, Iron County Food Pantry, erans service office, Hurley. Pickleball, 10 a.m.-noon., Ironwood. 9 a.m.-4 p.m., 72 Michigan 715-392-7808. Fe University to offer class on ancient Ireland Mt. Zion Ski Hill HURLEY – Fe University offers medieval ring- tory courses to students of all ages for “History on the Landscape: Ancient forts, castles, more than thirty years, including A and Medieval Ireland” with Mary tower houses and History of Ireland for Travelers at the Magray. The course will be taught for monastic ruins. UW-Madison. four Wednesdays from 10 a.m. to This course She is the author of “The Trans- noon Jan. 23 through Feb. 13, at the explores the story forming Power of the Nuns: Women, Mercer Public Library, 2648 W Mar- of that ancient Religion, and Cultural Change in Ire- garet Street in Mercer. and medieval land, 1750-1900,” published by This is the third Fe University world and its Oxford University Press in 1998, and class to be taught by Magray. Magray physical, “read- is currently an instructor in the Divi- Snocross Race taught the very popular Witch Panic able” past from sion of Continuing Studies at UW- class in 2017 and Early Christianity the early peoples Mary Madison. Magray December 14 & 15, 2018 in the British Isles in 2018. of Ireland to the For more details about this class Ireland is unique in the Western Norman Con- and for registration information, Practice: Friday 11am-4pm world for the sheer number of quest and transformation of the land- including scholarship information, archeological remnants and histori- scape. This course is a “must” for go to feuniversity.org (use a browser Race Starts: Saturday 9am cal remains still visible upon its travelers and anyone interested in the other than Chrome) or call 715-562- landscape, many of them dating topic. 0315 or 715-561-3098. Tickets: $5 • Kids 12 & under back more than 6,000 years. In a Mary Magray has an MA in Euro- Download registration forms or country less than two-thirds the size pean history and a PhD in British and pick them up at the Mercer Library or FREE with paid adult of Wisconsin, there are almost Irish history, with a focus on women the Iron County UW Extension 150,000 such historical “monu- and religion. Office in the Hurley courthouse. Gogebic Community College - Mt. Zion ments,” from the ancient megalithic She has been teaching a wide vari- Fe University is a non-profit, non- tombs, temples, and stone circles to ety of European, British and Irish his- accredited “college” for seniors. E4946 Jackson Road, Ironwood, MI 49938 l 4 WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 12, 2018 OPINION THE DAILY GLOBE • YOURDAILYGLOBE.COM DAILY GLOBE Acceptable racism Sue Mizell, Publisher How appropriate would it be for a tional power to adversely affect the major publicly held American com- lives of whites. Larry Holcombe, Managing Editor pany to hire a person with a history Such reasoning is beyond stupid. of having publicly made the follow- Here’s a test. Is the following state- ing statements and many others like ment racist? “Jews are money-hungry them? (In the interest of brevity, I hustlers.” Before you answer, must shall list only four.) “The world Walter E. you first find out the race of the per- In Their Opinion could get by just fine with zero black Williams son making the statement? Would people.” “It’s kind of sick how much you suggest that it’s not a racist Early voting isn’t joy I get out of being cruel to old statement if the speaker is black but black men.” “Dumbass f–-ing black it is if he’s white? people marking up the internet with Voegeli says that calling someone just for their opinions like dogs pissing on The full scoop on those state- “racist” is one of the most severe fire hydrants.” “Are black people ments can be found in an excellent accusations that can be made against genetically predisposed to burn essay by William Voegeli, “Racism, a person but at the same time is Democrats faster in the sun, thus logically only Revised,” in the fall edition of the among the vaguest. Years ago, one being fit to live underground like Claremont Review of Books. The had to don a hood and robe to be a With regard to November elections, the term groveling bilious goblins?” racist statements about white people certified racist. Today, it’s much easi- “October surprise” is so commonplace as to have I think most Americans would were made by Sarah Jeong, one of er. Tucker Carlson of Fox News become a bit clichéd: A revelation or accusation find such blatant racism despicable the newest members of The New questioned whether diversity is all about a candidate in the final month before the elec- and would condemn any company York Times’ editorial board. Jeong that it’s cracked up to be. He asked: tion – whether unearthed by the candidate’s oppo- that knowingly hired such a person. attended the University of Califor- “How, precisely, is diversity our nent or brought to light by journalists – that chal- Leftists of every stripe would be in nia, Berkeley and Harvard Law strength? Can you think, for exam- lenges the generally held viewpoint about that candi- an uproar, demanding the dismissal School. She decided to become a ple, of other institutions, such as ... date. There have been October surprises that, it can of such an employee. College stu- journalist specializing in technology marriage or military units, in which be credibly argued, have swung elections. dents and their professors would and the internet. She has an active the less people have in common the For that reason, we think early voting should be picket any company that hired such Twitter account with over 97,000 fol- more cohesive they are?” The Wash- limited to four weeks before the election. Voters a person. I could be wrong about lowers. ington Post’s media critic declared should avoid casting their ballots too early, lest an this, so I’d truly like any employer One person excused Jeong’s that it was racist for Carlson to cast October surprise cause them to regret their selection. who’d hire such a person to come tweets by saying they “were not doubt on the proposition that diver- As of last week, this viewpoint puts us at odds forward. racist” but merely “jokes about white sity is good. with the Republican majority in the state Legislature, Most Americans would see such people.” Leftists have been taught Voegeli’s article is rich with many which before sunrise on Wednesday passed, among statements as racist, but consider utter nonsense by their college pro- other examples of how lots of Ameri- other pieces of legislation, a bill limiting early voting this: Suppose we slightly changed fessors. The most insidious lesson cans are losing their minds in mat- to two weeks prior. the wording of each statement, taught is who can and who cannot ters of race. Based on the openly partisan nature of so much of replacing the word “black” with be a racist. Jeong was born in South Muhammad Ali had it right when the legislation in the lame-duck session, we feel it can “white.” For example, “The world Korea in 1988 and became a U.S. cit- he said: “Hating people because of be safely concluded that the Republicans’ decision to could get by just fine with zero white izen in 2017, so she is a minority. their color is wrong. And it doesn’t limit early voting is based on the presumption that people.” Would you consider that According to the thinking of matter which color does the hating. early voting benefits Democrats, based on its popu- statement to be just as racist? I academia’s intellectual elite, a minor- It’s just plain wrong.” larity in reliably Democrat-leaning counties such as would hope you’d answer in the ity person cannot be a racist. The Walter E. Williams is a professor Dane and Milwaukee. This line of thinking from affirmative. They’re all racist state- reason is that minorities don’t have of economics at George Mason Univer- Republicans suggests that curtailing early voting will ments! the political, economic and institu- sity. benefit their candidates, because “their” voters aren’t as interested in voting early. Here’s the thing about that line of thinking: It isn’t supported by fact. Today in history Charles Franklin, director of the Marquette Uni- versity Law School poll, posted an enlightening graphic on Twitter on Dec. 1. It displayed data from By The Associated Press the Wisconsin Elections Commission regarding Today’s Highlights in History On Dec. 12, 2000, George absentee and early in-person voting by county. W. Bush became president- In the top nine? elect as a divided U.S. Milwaukee County. (Also in the top nine: Racine Supreme Court reversed a and Kenosha counties, which are Democrat-leaning state court decision for recounts in Florida’s contested east of Interstate 94 and solidly Republican west of election. it.) On this date In the top three? In 1787, Pennsylvania Dane County, which rivals only Milwaukee for became the second state to being reliably Democrat. ratify the U.S. Constitution. In 1906, President But Dane wasn’t No. 1 for voting early last month. Theodore Roosevelt nominat- That honor goes to Ozaukee County, followed in ed Oscar Straus to be Secre- second place by Waukesha County. Ozaukee, Dane tary of Commerce and Labor; and Waukesha all had more than 25 percent of their Straus became the first Jewish Cabinet member. ballots cast early, with Ozaukee surpassing 30 per- In 1913, authorities in Flo- cent. rence, Italy, announced that Ozaukee and Waukesha are two of the three the “Mona Lisa,” stolen from WOW counties (Washington is the other W in the the Louvre Museum in Paris in acronym). The WOW counties are Republican 1911, had been recovered. In 1917, during World War strongholds. A GOP candidate for statewide office I, a train carrying some 1,000 knows that he or she must have strong turnout in French troops from the Italian those counties. front derailed while descending So, as it turns out, some of the voters that Repub- a steep hill in Modane; at least half of the soldiers were killed licans consider “ours” like voting early even more in France’s greatest rail disas- than those in Dane and Milwaukee counties that the ter. Father Edward Flanagan GOP would regard as belonging to the Democrats. founded Boys Town outside “Their” voters. Omaha, Nebraska. We’re not surprised. No one, regardless of politi- In 1937, Japanese aircraft sank the U.S. gunboat Panay French investigators and a producer Tom O’Laughlin, 82, Music”) is 68. Country singer cal leaning, likes to wait in a long line. Don’t we all on China’s Yangtze River. perk up when another cash register opens up at the Lebanese national. (Ramirez creator of “Billy Jack,” died in LaCosta is 68. Gymnast- (Japan apologized, and paid was convicted, and is serving a Thousand Oaks, California. turned-actress Cathy Rigby is grocery store? $2.2 million in reparations.) life prison sentence.) One year ago: Democrat 66. Author Lorna Landvik is Speaker Vos, Leader Fitzgerald? In 1946, a United Nations In 2003, Paul Martin suc- Doug Jones won Alabama’s 64. Singer-musician Sheila E. committee voted to accept a ceeded Jean Chretien as special Senate election over is 61. Actress Sheree J. Wil- The voters you consider yours like early voting, six-block tract of Manhattan too. Canada’s prime minister. Republican Roy Moore, who son is 60. Pop singer Daniel real estate offered as a gift by Rolling Stones frontman Mick had denied accusations of sex- O’Donnell is 57. International – Racine Journal-Times John D. Rockefeller, Jr. to be Jagger was knighted by ual misconduct with teenage Tennis Hall of Famer Tracy the site of the U.N.’s headquar- Britain. Keiko, the killer whale girls that allegedly took place Austin is 56. Rock musician ters. made famous by the “Free when he was in his 30s; it was Eric Schenkman (Spin Doc- In 1963, Kenya became Willy” movies, died in the Nor- the first Democratic Senate tors) is 55. Rock musician Letters Policy independent of Britain. wegian fjord that he’d made his victory in Alabama in a quarter- Nicholas Dimichino (Nine In 1977, the dance movie home. century, and came despite an Days) is 51. Author Sophie “Saturday Night Fever,” star- The Daily Globe welcomes letters from readers. Letters Ten years ago: A bomb endorsement of Moore by Kinsella is 49. News anchor ring John Travolta, premiered exploded inside the West President Donald Trump. San Maggie Rodriguez is 49. should deal with matters of current, public interest. We reserve in New York. Coast Bank in Woodburn, Francisco Mayor Ed Lee, the Actress Jennifer Connelly is the right to reject any letter and to edit those that are to be pub- In 1985, 248 American sol- Ore., killing Woodburn Police city’s first Asian-American 48. Actress Madchen Amick is lished. Please avoid name-calling or personal attacks. diers and eight crew members Capt. Thomas Tennant and mayor, died at the age of 65 48. Actress Regina Hall is 48. Letters should be no longer than 400 words. An address were killed when an Arrow Air Oregon State Police Senior after collapsing while grocery Country singer Hank Williams and phone number must be included for verification purposes. charter crashed after takeoff Trooper William Hakim. Actor shopping. III is 46. Actress Mayim Bialik from Gander, Newfoundland. Van Johnson died in Nyack, Today’s Birthdays is 43. Model Bridget Hall is 41. Election-related letters advocating for or against a candi- In 1995, by three votes, the date, ballot measure or political party will be considered ads N.Y. at age 92. Former TV host Bob Barker Actor Lucas Hedges (Film: Senate killed a constitutional Five years ago: The is 95. Basketball Hall of Famer “Manchester by the Sea”) is and are subject to a charge of $25 for the first 7 inches and amendment giving Congress House voted to ease across- Bob Pettit is 86. Singer Connie 22. Actress Sky Katz (TV: $10 for each additional inch thereafter. They are also limited to authority to outlaw flag burning the-board federal spending Francis is 81. Singer Dionne “Raven’s Home”) is 14. 400 words. and other forms of desecration cuts and head off future gov- Warwick is 78. Rock singer- Thought for Today Letters may be mailed to Letters to the Editor, Daily Globe, against Old Glory. ernment shutdowns, acting musician Dickey Betts is 75. “To escape criticism — do In 1997, Ilich Ramirez 118 E. McLeod Ave., Ironwood MI 49938; emailed to: after Speaker John Boehner Hall of Fame race car driver nothing, say nothing, be noth- Sanchez, the international ter- [email protected]; or faxed to 906-932-4211. unleashed a stinging attack on Emerson Fittipaldi is 72. Actor ing.” rorist known as “Carlos the tea party-aligned conservative Wings Hauser is 71. Actor Bill — Elbert Hubbard, Ameri- Brief, thank-you letters will be considered for our Saturday Jackal,” went on trial in Paris groups campaigning for the Nighy is 69. Actor Duane can author and publisher “Bouquets” column. on charges of killing two measure’s defeat. Actor-writer- Chase (Film: “The Sound of (1856-1915)

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PUBLISHER EXECUTIVE.DOODV ASSISTANT/ACCOUNTING DAILY GLOBE Sue Mizell Jenna yourdailyglobe.com MANAGING EDITOR CIRCULATION Award Winning Newspaper Larry Holcombe Marissa Casari USPS 269-980 ADVERTISING DIRECTOR LEAD PRESS Published daily Monday - Saturday Heidi Ofstad Bill Westerman (except Memorial Day, Independence Day, Labor Day, Thanksgiving, Christmas and New Year’s Day) Periodicals postage paid at Ironwood, MI 49938 POSTMASTER – Send changes of addresses to: The Daily Globe, P.O. Box 548, 118 E. McLeod Ave., Ironwood, MI 49938 906-932-2211 • 800-236-2887 • Fax 906-932-5358 l THE DAILY GLOBE • YOURDAILYGLOBE.COM AREA / STATE WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 12, 2018 5 Missing girl Weapons home invasion charge and remembered between two and 10 years in prison for receiving and BARRON, Wis. (AP) — From page 1 concealing stolen Barron is holding a “tree of beyond rehabilitation to firearms. hope” lighting ceremony the point where a maxi- Donald Lollar, 32, was today in honor of missing mum cap on the minimum sentenced in July to 13-year-old Jayme Closs. guidelines is necessary. I between 3.5 years and 15 The local middle school think the end of justice can years in prison for one student has been missing be met by giving him a count of second-degree since her parents were lengthy jail sentence,” Ruiz home invasion and time slain Oct. 15. James and said, suggesting a rehabili- served for one count of Denise Closs were fatally tation option be included larceny of a firearm. shot in their home, and in the sentence to help Zupan, 34, was sen- investigators believe Jayme Orlich with his substance tenced in October to was abducted. abuse issues. between six months and 10 Today's event at Three other people have years in prison for each of Riverview Middle School also been sentenced in con- two counts of receiving was to feature a 16-foot tree P.J. Glisson/Daily Globe MEMBERS OF Bessemer’s downtown development authority confer during a com- nection to the Erwin Town- and concealing stolen with messages of hope from ship break-in. firearms. He was also sen- classmates and others. bined Monday meeting of several of the town’s governing bodies. From left are Dustin Filippini, Jim Durkee and Cheryl Leskoviansky. Aubrey Dean Cum- tenced to a two-year, con- The event was coordi- mins, 19, pleaded guilty in secutive sentence for pos- nated by the school and by June to receiving and con- sessing a firearm while Hormel Foods and Jennie- Bessemer city marketing include the groups and committees, cealing firearms and sec- committing a felony. O Turkey Store, which relatively new “first impres- adding, “It’s a lot of fun ond-degree home inva- Orlich received a credit employed the Closs par- sions” initiative in relation being a part of it.” sion. He was sentenced to of 125 days for time served ents. From page 1 to tourism and creation of Loper told city officials to between five and 15 in jail prior to Tuesday’s Detectives have pursued hanging fruit.” city banners. in previous meetings that years in prison for the sentencing. thousands of tips, watched Although the branding Branding group mem- an annual combined meet- dozens of surveillance group is an unofficial enti- bers are Carl and Enni Gre- ing is a new state require- Bunt, formerly of videos and spent countless ty, Loper praised its mem- gas, Connie Pricco and ment in relation to Besse- Audit Shawano, has been hired hours searching for Jayme, bers as “very dedicated, Terri Triggiano. mer’s recently acquired sta- as a full-time city police but their efforts haven't passionate people” whose Loper said many people tus as a redevelopment- From page 1 officer. Lombardo said a yielded any suspects. ongoing contributions to are involved in Bessemer’s ready community. the Spectrum Employer veteran city officer will Business Cooperative. retire next summer. Wisconsin frozen road law in effect Members under the plan The committee will con- met previously with a rep- sider a raise for police chief The Wisconsin Department of Transportation said the resentative of the company, Chris Colassaco and talk frozen road law took effect today at 12:01 a.m. for Zone 1, which has cut the insur- numbers at its next meet- which includes U.S. 8 and numbered state and federal ance costs. ing, coming up with a rec- highways north of it. Jeff Seamandel, of MSA ommendation to be decid- The DOT said frozen road determination for other por- Professional Services, ed by the full council. tions of the state will be made once conditions warrant. reported to the council that In other business Tues- The frozen road law allows heavier loads for trucks his application for a city day, the council adopted carrying peeled or unpeeled forest products cut crosswise infrastructure grant for an ordinance on credit (not including woodchips), and salt and sand for winter Second Avenue, from Iron card use and tabled a city maintenance for a period determined by weather condi- to Florian Streets, has personnel manual until a tions. been submitted. He few corrections can be WDOT and county highway personnel monitor tem- expects to know how the made. perature forecasts, along with frost tubes — liquid-filled city stands in scoring by Council members were devices under pavement — to help determine when roads January. He prepared the pleased with the festive are adequately frozen to accommodate heavier loads. application at no cost to Christmas decorations and The frozen road declaration is issued once the ground the city. the trimmings on the two under highway pavement is frozen to a depth of at least Police, fire and license trees — on Silver Street and Submitted photo 18 inches. That allows the maximum gross weight for committee chair Steve at city hall, next to the fire FROM LEFT, Michigan Department of Natural trucks hauling logs or salt and sand for maintaining Lombardo said Noah department. Resources conservation officers Ryan Aho, Brett roads in winter to go up to 98,000 pounds on vehicles Delonge and Marquette City Police officer John Inch with a minimum of five axles, from the normal 80,000 Lottery stand near a 12-point buck killed illegally within the pounds. Marquette city limits. Special permits for hauling the increased weights are Tuesday Wisconsin not required in Zone 1, however vehicles must be legally Michigan 5 Card Cash: KD-KS-2H- licensed at 80,000 pounds to handle the increased Poker Lotto: JH-KS-10C- 9H-9S Man poaches trophy deer 6S-7S SuperCash: 06-09-15-20- weights. Midday Daily 3: 0-2-9 31-32, Doubler: N The higher weight limits do not apply to county or Midday Daily 4: 4-1-8-8 Badger 5: 09-15-17-18-24 in Marquette city limits local roads, unless authorized by the local agency having Daily 3: 5-0-4 Daily Pick 3: 4-5-0 maintenance authority. Also, higher weights may not be Daily 4: 5-5-1-6 Daily Pick 4: 1-4-9-6 MARQUETTE — A 37- sion,” said acting DNR Lt. Fantasy 5: 03-12-19-28-36 Multi-state year-old Marquette man Ryan Aho. “Over the past transported on any highways or bridges specifically post- Keno: 01-09-14-15-20-24- Mega Millions: 04-38-39- confessed Monday to few years, multiple resi- ed for lower weight limits. 28-34-38-39-42-53-56-57-59- 54-59, Mega Ball: 12, Megapli- 61-66-76-77-78-79-80 er: 2 Michigan Department of dents of the community Natural Resources conser- have shared pictures of the WEDNESDAY EVENING DECEMBER 12, 2018 vation officers to illegally buck on social media, 7:007:308:008:309:009:3010:0010:3011:0011:30 killing a buck inside city which they had seen regu- Riverdale “Chapter For- All American “Homecom- Page Six TV The Gold- The Gold- Seinfeld ’ Seinfeld ’ Engagement limits. larly walking through # CW KDLH ty-Three: Outbreak” (TV14) ing” (N) ’ (TV14) (CC) (TVPG) bergs ’ bergs ’ (TVPG) (TVPG) County prosecutors are yards.” Survivor (N) ’ (TVPG) (:01) SEAL Team “Pris- Criminal Minds “Flesh and Local 3 (:35) The Late Show With James % CBS WJMN reviewing charges in the Acting on a tip, conser- (CC) oner’s Dilemma” (N) (TV14) Blood” (N) ’ (TV14) News at Stephen Colbert (TVPG) Corden case, which could be either vation officers contacted Ellen’s Game of Games Little Big Shots A special A Legendary Christmas KBJR 6- (:34) The Tonight Show Seth Meyers & NBC KBJR (N) ’ (TVPG) (CC) holiday episode. 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But trade consultations.” gained 1.3 percent. indexes ended the day mixed, the brate how worried they are about he says investors should get used Media reports also said that In Asia, Japan’s Nikkei 225 latest dizzying run for a market the global trade war, rising inter- to this increase in volatility, China agreed to reduce tariffs on lost 0.3 percent, South Korea’s that’s been dominated by them in est rates and expectations for a which follows a calmer-than- U.S. autos. That raised hopes that Kospi fell less than 0.1 percent to recent months. slowing economy. usual run. the two countries can make 2,052.97 and Hong Kong’s Hang A morning burst driven by The whipsaw action is a nerve- “We came from a very low- progress on their trade dispute. Seng edged up 0.1 percent. hopes for U.S.-China trade talks wracking departure from much volatility, benign environment in Investors worry weaker global Benchmark U.S. crude oil rose gave way to losses triggered by of the past decade, when 2017, and I think we’re getting to trade would dent economic 65 cents to settle at $51.65 per falling bank stocks and the threat investors enjoyed a largely calm, a more normal level of volatility, growth around the world and barrel. Brent crude, the interna- of a federal government shut- rising market, and analysts are although a bit higher than histor- corporate profits. tional standard, gained 0.4 per- down. The result of Tuesday’s debating how big a turning point ically,” he said. “I think investors Indexes veered to losses in the cent to $60.20. trip through the spin cycle, it is for the longest bull market on need to brace themselves for a afternoon, hurt by falling bank Natural gas fell 14 cents to though, belies all the action. record. higher level of volatility.” stocks. Financial stocks in the $4.41 per 1,000 cubic feet, heat- Indexes ended the day nearly “It’s the last gasps of a bull Behind that volatility is many S&P 500 fell at least 1 percent for ing oil was close to flat at $1.85 where they began. market,” said Rich Weiss, chief forces pushing and pulling the the fifth straight day, and the per gallon and wholesale gasoline The S&P 500 dipped by 0.94 investment officer of multi-asset market in different directions, S&P 500 was down as much as rose 2 cents to $1.44 per gallon. points, or less than 0.1 percent, strategies at American Century and how optimistic or pes- 0.6 percent at one point Tuesday Gold slipped $2.20 to to 2,636.78, while the Dow Jones Investments. Weiss has become simistic investors are feeling afternoon. $1,247.20 per ounce, silver rose 2 industrial average fell 53.02, or more cautious about stocks as about them on a given day. Sever- Also weighing on the market cents to $14.63 per ounce and 0.2 percent, to 24,370.24, and the he’s watched leadership shift al were on display Tuesday. was President Donald Trump’s copper rose 5 cents to $2.77 per Nasdaq composite rose 11.31, or from high-flying technology com- Early in the morning, the S&P threat to shut down the govern- pound. 0.2 percent, to 7,031.83. Slightly panies to makers of household 500 jumped as much as 1.4 per- ment if Congress doesn’t provide The yield on the 10-year Trea- more stocks fell on the New York products and other stocks that cent after China’s Commerce money to build a wall at the Mex- sury rose to 2.87 percent from Stock Exchange than rose. tend to do better in the late stages Ministry said that U.S. Treasury ican border. 2.85 percent late Monday, while It’s the latest in a series of of a bull market. Secretary Steven Mnuchin and In overseas stock markets, the two-year yield rose to 2.75 sharp turns in direction for the Jon Adams, senior investment Chinese Vice Premier Liu He Germany’s DAX was up 1.5 per- percent from 2.73 percent.

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Submitted photo IRONWOOD HIGH School music groups will present their annual Christmas concert Saturday at the Historical Ironwood Theatre. The show starts at 7 p.m., with doors open at 6 p.m. Tickets are available at the door. The concert will include Accent! and the Concert Choir. Accent! is Luther L. Wright High School’s auditioned show choir. Pictured are members, from left: first row: Audrey Bastman, Jacob Joki, Kinley Lyons, Cody Schwartz, Grace Grew and Joseph Joki; second row: Jenna Munsterman, Sonny Midthun, Addy Sackmann, Mark Kriner, Alyssa Roberts, Bo Mattson, Haley Nezworski and North Kolesar; third row: Laney Osterholm, Aiden Ozzello, Savanah Clemens, Blaze Hollenbeck, Jordan Tanula and Robert Ward; fourth row: Emma Niemi, Hunter Douglas, Leilah Anderson, Iain Agee, Mackenzie Agee, Sean Korpela and Andrew Burak. Chamber Singers to hold Sunday Christmas concert

IRONWOOD – The Chamber Singers A Pentatonix medley includes four rus. Directors stepping forward for this kins and Ken Talaska. will present their 28th annual Christmas more familiar tunes, including “Hark! The performance are Eleanor Burla, George Jan Massie is the group’s accompanist. Concert on Sunday at 4 p.m. at Our Lady Herald Angels Sing,” “God Rest Ye Merry, Ackerman-Behr, Marie Eggleston and Deb- Three of the pieces call for four-hand of Peace Catholic Church in Ironwood. Gentlemen,” “Coventry Carol” and “O bie Wahlberg. accompaniment on the piano. Joining As usual, the group will sing a variety of Come, All Ye Faithful.” Singers for the concert include: sopra- Massie on the keyboard will be Ackerman- music, some of it old favorites, some The women and men’s sections of the nos, Annette Beckman, Marie Eggleston, Behr on “Ding! Dong! Merrily on High,” newer, more contemporary. The styles will group will also present numbers in a vari- Sue Pallin, Kathy Skolasinski and Debra Gruenke on “People Look East,” and Maki vary from a classic Russian hymn to calyp- ety of styles. The women will sing “And the Wahlberg; altos, Eleanor Burla, Jennifer on “Angels from the Realms of Glory.” so and Pentatonix. Angels Sang,” “The Christmas Song” and Burla, Jane Gruenke and Karen Thomas; The auditioned-group has been rehears- Concert goers will find many familiar “Christmas Glory Hallelujah;” while the tenors, George Ackerman-Behr, Kris ing since September. They also plan an songs on the program including “We Need men will offer a rousing version of “People Kluhsman, Kevin Maki, Norman “Mick” annual spring concert. a Little Christmas,” “Ding! Dong! Merrily Look East” and “Cherubic Hymn” which McKindles, Don Osier and Doug Palmeter; The public is invited to come and cele- on High,” “O Holy Night,” and “Have Your- will be sung in Russian. and basses, Brian Ciesielczyk, Don Dugan, brate the season with the group. A free will self a Merry Little Christmas.” The group is directed by members cho- Andy Hill, Larry Holcombe, Larry Hop- offering can be made at the door. DANCING SANTAS Kathie Lee Gifford to leave NBC’s ‘Today’ show in April NEW YORK (AP) – Kathie Lee Gifford will put aside her morning glass of wine and step away from NBC’s “Today” show in April. NBC News chief Noah Oppenheim told staffers Tues- day morning that Gifford will leave the show after 11 years of getting up early, most recently hosting the 10 a.m. hour slot alongside Hoda Kotb and sipping plenty of reds. In a memo to staff, Oppenheim called the 65-year-old Gifford “one of the most enduring and endearing talents in morning television. In short – she is a legend.” He said she will focus on her film, music and book projects. In the memo, Oppenheim said Gifford told him she was leaving “with a grateful heart but I’m truly excited for this new creative season in my life.” The move comes as NBC News struggles to remake its sprawling four-hour morning show following the cancel- lation earlier this year of Megyn Kelly’s hour-long slot. Before landing the NBC gig, Gifford co-hosted “Live” opposite Regis Philbin for 11 years. She left that show in 2000 and joined “Today” in 2008. Away from TV, Gifford has supplied the book, lyrics and some music for the off-Broadway “Under the Bridge,” an adaptation of a children’s book about a hobo who befriends a homeless family in Paris. She released albums, including the poppy “The Heart of a Woman” in 2000 and P.J. Glisson/Daily Globe the religious “Gentle Grace” in 2004. Gifford also appeared A BEVY of Santa Claus dancers mesmerize the crowd at Saturday evening’s “Oh What Fun!” extravaganza at the in the Broadway musical revue “Putting it Together” and Historic Ironwood Theatre. supplied book and lyrics for the show “Scandalous: The Life and Trials of Aimee Semple McPherson.” The top 10 books of the week on Apple’s iBooks Ashland Chamber Singers By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS 9780399593529 - (Random House Pub- iBook charts for week ending Dec. 9, lishing Group) 2018: (Rank, Book Title by Author Name, 6. Target: Alex Cross by James Patter- offer Messiah sing-along ISBN, Publisher) : son - 9780316417501 - (Little, Brown and Company) ASHLAND, Wis. – The Ashland Cham- Amanda Metzinger iBooks US Bestseller List 7. The Negotiator (A Hot Romantic ber Music Society is excited to announce (soprano), Sarah Knott 1. Becoming by Michelle Obama - Comedy) by Avery Flynn - 9781633759589 the 17th production of the annual Messiah (alto), Kevin Soulier 9781524763152 - (Crown) - (Entangled Publishing, LLC) Sing Along, which is scheduled for Friday, (tenor) and Jack Gun- 2. The Reckoning by John Grisham - 8. Educated by Tara Westover - Dec. 14 at 7:30 p.m. at Our Lady of the d e r s o n 9780385544160 - (Knopf Doubleday Pub- 9780399590511 - (Random House Pub- Lake Catholic Church in Ashland. (baritone/bass). Aman- lishing Group) lishing Group) This year’s concert, which features a da, Kevin and Jack are 3. Of Blood and Bone by Nora Roberts 9. Tom Clancy Oath of Office by Marc 20-piece chamber orchestra, will again be all well known wonder- - 9781250123022 - (St. Martin’s Press) Cameron - 9780735215962 - (Penguin under the direction of conductor Russell ful vocalists from the 4. Long Road to Mercy by David Bal- Publishing Group) Thorngate. Chequamegon Bay dacci - 9781538761557 - (Grand Central 10. Where the Crawdads Sing by Delia Handel’s Messiah is rather special. area. Sarah Knott, orig- Publishing) Owens - 9780735219113 - (Penguin Pub- Originally performed in Dublin, Ireland in Russell inally from Duluth, Thorngate 5. Past Tense by Lee Child - lishing Group) 1742 to raise funds “for the relief of pris- currently lives and per- oners in the several gaols….” and for the forms in New York Kirk Douglas celebrates 102nd birthday funding of several charitable hospitals, City. this famous oratorio features soloists The concert will be followed by a recep- LOS ANGELES (AP) – Actor Kirk Dou- tiful man. We love you Kirk.” singing the arias, as well as choruses tion which will include baked goods from glas got to celebrate his 102nd birthday The video featured photos of Douglas (which are sung by the audience), and the Ashland Baking Company as well as with a special video message from his throughout his movie career and with fam- chamber music selections. coffee from the Black Cat Coffeehouse. daughter-in-law. ily members. Singers and non-singers are both wel- For more information about this con- Catherine Zeta-Jones shared a sweet Douglas has been a Hollywood main- come at this free event. Books for singing cert or other season performances, check tribute in an Instagram video Sunday. The stay for decades and is perhaps best the choruses are distributed without out ashlandchambermusic.org or call 715- actress and wife of Michael Douglas wrote, known for starring in the 1960 drama charge at the door. 682-5795. In addition, the group is also on “Happy 102nd birthday to the most beau- “Spartacus.” Singing the arias for the event will be Facebook. l 8 WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 12, 2018 STATE / NATION THE DAILY GLOBE • YOURDAILYGLOBE.COM

Got Associated Press FORMER FIRST Lady Michelle Obama surprises students from Wayne State Univer- sity during a discussion at the Motown Museum in Detroit, Tuesday. Michelle Obama surprises Detroit Medicaid? students at Motown Museum DETROIT (AP) – Michelle Obama sur- their chat. prised a group of Detroit college students Obama listened as the students spoke on Tuesday afternoon, walking into the about their experiences in life and school Motown Museum as the young men of and encouraged them to practice “dis- color took part in a roundtable discussion comfort” and not be afraid to try new on education. things. The former first lady was greeted with “Universities are looking for and smiles, looks of astonishment and should be looking for a diverse array of applause after entering the second floor of experiences,” she said. “People who come the building where Berry Gordy created from different backgrounds, because if sonic history more than a half-century everybody looked the same and experi- ago. She hugged her brother Craig Robin- enced life the same way what would these son and Keegan-Michael Key, an actor and conversations be like? Just a bunch of peo- native Detroiter who moderated the dis- ple agreeing with each other.” cussion that was organized by Obama’s Obama was in Detroit as part of her Reach Higher initiative. book tour, which had a nighttime stop “This was supposed to be for boys planned at Little Caesars Arena, home to only,” Robinson said after they sat down, the NBA’s Pistons and the NHL’s Red eliciting laughter from his sister and the Wings. The tour is in support of Obama’s more than a dozen students from nearby best-selling memoir, “Becoming.” Wayne State University. The museum is located where company “What’s going on,” Obama then asked, founder Gordy launched his music echoing the title of Marvin Gaye’s classic empire. The label started in 1959, and Motown tune. scores of stars and hits were created before “We’re just talking about education,” Motown relocated to California in 1972. Got Key answered, before mock-asking if it The label will mark its 60th anniversary would be OK with them if Obama sat in on next year. Elderly man evicted over medical Medicare? marijuana hits another snag NIAGARA FALLS, N.Y. (AP) – A 78-year-old New York man who was evicted from federally subsidized housing because he uses medical marijuana for pain said Tuesday that the con- flicting state and federal pot laws that left him homeless are now threaten- ing his medical care. “The federal govern- ment has stepped in again and squashed it,” said John Flickner, who uses a wheelchair and has a doc- tor’s prescription for the drug. After news reports detailed his eviction last week, Flickner, who is now Associated Press staying at a homeless shel- THIS FILE photo from Friday, Dec. 7 shows John Flick- ter, said the Niagara Falls ner, 78, holding his medical marijuana vaporizer program that coordinates inside a Niagara Falls, N.Y., homeless shelter. Get his care suddenly dropped Although he has a prescription, the wheelchair-bound him, leaving him without Flickner was evicted from a federally subsidized hous- access to doctors and trans- ing facility that has a zero-tolerance policy on drugs, portation. highlighting the conflict between state and federal An attorney for the pro- more marijuana rules. gram, Complete Senior Care, said privacy laws marijuana,” Solomon said. his former landlord prevent him from dis- “To do otherwise would reversed course. cussing individual jeopardize being able to Flickner said he relies benefits. patients. But generally service all the other on medical marijuana for speaking, attorney Jerry patients that they have.” back pain dating to a sky- Solomon said that because New York is among diving mishap 50 years medical marijuana is ille- states that have legalized ago. gal under federal law, the medical marijuana, but “The eviction of Mr. federally funded program advocates say it’s not Flickner is not a reflection cannot help clients access uncommon for people to of who we are or our resi- it without risking its fund- be evicted from federally dent service values. We are ing. subsidized housing for rescinding our decision “Federal guidelines using the drug. and revisiting our policy from (Centers for Medicare Last week in news for this evolving issue,” and Medicaid Services) reports, Flickner described LHP Capital of Tennessee ban them from prescribing steering his electric said in a statement Sunday. that or allowing access or wheelchair in freezing tem- Flickner had not decid- Call 1-877-673-0054, having anything to do with peratures to a center after ed Tuesday whether to anyone having medical being evicted. On Sunday, return. TTY 711, to learn more. Communities sue over Michigan’s tough lead rules for water DETROIT (AP) – Local place a heavy financial bur- service line replacement governments and utilities den on communities, without any consideration, sued the state of Michigan infringe on private proper- guidance, fact-finding, or Tuesday over its implemen- ty rights and don’t reach solution for funding the tation of the nation’s problematic fixtures inside enormous cost of this toughest drinking water residences. statewide infrastructure rules for lead, saying they Underground lead ser- upgrade, particularly in the support strong action vice lines connecting water context of affordability, against public exposure to mains to houses and other and how water supplies the toxin but find the new buildings would be should fund these improve- rules arbitrary and too replaced by 2040, unless a ments while balancing costly for the communities utility can show regulators their other public health left to foot the bill for the it will take longer under a and permit related infras- Plans are insured through UnitedHealthcare Insurance Company or work to be done. broader plan to repair and tructure and legal obliga- one of its affiliated companies, a Medicare Advantage organization The Detroit-area coali- replace its water infrastruc- tions,” wrote the plaintiffs, with a Medicare contract and a contract with the State Medicaid tion filed the suit against ture. The so-called action who include the Great Program. Enrollment in the plan depends on the plan’s contract the Michigan Department level for lead would drop Lakes Water Authority, of Environmental Quality from 15 parts per billion – Detroit Water and Sewer- renewal with Medicare. in the state’s Court of the federal limit – to 12 age Department and Oak- Y0066_180904_013343_M CST22782 Claims. They argue the parts per billion in 2025. land County’s water changes made in June “MDEQ has mandated resources commissioner.

l THE DAILY GLOBE • YOURDAILYGLOBE.COM SPORTS WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 12, 2018 9 Girls roundup: Watersmeet surprises Bessemer WATERSMEET – Young in the hole,” Ontonagon Watersmeet surprised coach DIck Franti said. “It Bessemer with a 57-41 was good to see the offense Copper Mountain Confer- get going.” ence victory Tuesday night. Holly Wardynski had 11 “Huge division win for points for the Gladiators. us tonight,” Watersmeet Ontonagon (2-0, 2-0) coach Brent Besonen said. goes to Dollar Bay Friday “This was a hurdle we night. Ontonagon — Teddy Menigoz 3, Ella Menigoz needed to get over.” 9, Katie Fredickson 2, Jenny Menigoz 7, Holly Angel Snow led Wardynski 11, Katelynn Laingren 1, Izabelle Lutz 17, Fahren Kolpack 6, Mackenzie Fredrickson 2, Watersmeet with 21 Nicole Lukkari 2, Makennah Uotila 4. FTs: 14-18. Fouls: 15. Fouled out: None. 3-pointers: Lutz 5, points. Isabella Garrison Wardynski 3, Labyak 1, E. Menigoz 1. scored 12 and Hailey Pallin LL-H — Megan Corrigan 1, Mackenzie Lepage 5, Mckenna Keranen 1, Jena Dostaler 2, Madison had 10. Palosaari 2, Joslynn Perala 8. FTs: 5-11. Fouls: “We were able to put 15. Fouled out: None. 3-pointers: None. Ontonagon 16 37 55 66 some good pressure on LL-H 4917 19 them from the start to force – – – the pace of the game,” EWEN – Ewen-Trout Besonen said. “Angel Snow Creek routed Republic- had an amazing game tip- Michigamme 66-17 Tues- ping the ball loose and day night in a non-confer- converting those into ence contest. points for us. She ended Paige Berglund led the with 21. Panthers with 16 points, “That pressure gave us a Elise Besonen had 11 and 12-point lead at the end of Kate Borseth scored 10. the first that we were able Abbie LeGault had a team- to maintain the rest of the best 11 rebounds and Beso- game.” nen led E-TC with five Watersmeet (1-2, 1-2) assists. hosts Copper Country “It was a good team Lutheran Thursday. win,” E-TC coach Jacky Bessemer (0-2, 0-1) Besonen said. “We ended hosts Ironwood Thursday. Bessemer — Hailey Marchello 3, Bella up with three in double fig- McGeshick 4, Bethany Novascone 2, Kate Nyquist ures and everyone scored. 4, Kailyn Fingeroos 6, Katie Emery 7, Natalie Sul- livan 7, Maggie Matonich 8. FTs: 9-17. Fouls: 17. Our defense played well.” Fouled out: None. 3-pointers: FIngeroos 2, Sulli- E-TC (3-0, 2-0) goes to van 1. Watersmeet — Naomi Nelson 7, Angel Snow Hancock Tuesday. 21, Annabelle Besonen 5, Isabella Garrison 12, R-M — Tailyn Raisanen 8, Kaitlin Ambuehl 8, Macy Poler 2, Hailey Pallin 10. FTs: 5-12. Fouls: Rachel Erickson 1. FTs: 1-2. Fouls: 11. Fouled 14. Fouled out: Nelson. 3-pointers: Nelson 1, out: Alicia Ball. 3-pointers: None. Snow 1. E-TC — Gracie Witt 8, Paige Berglund 16, Bessemer 7 15 24 41 Abbie LeGault 9, Brianna Schutz 4, Kate Borseth Watersmeet 19 29 39 57 10, Elise Besonen 11, Ava Moilanen 6, Kaitlyn Brady 2. FTs: 8-9. Fouls: 11. Fouled out: None. 3- – —– pointers: Berglund 1, Besonen 1. R-M 7711 17 LAKE LINDEN – E-TC 22 43 54 66 Ontonagon’s offense came – —– alive in a 66-19 Copper MERCER, Wis. – Mer- Mountain Conference vic- cer fell to Three Lakes 66- tory Tuesday night. 36 Tuesday night. The Gladiators hit 10 3- Zoe Botes led Mercer pointers, including five by with 15 points. Izabelle Lutz, who led Mercer hosts Washburn Ontonagon with 17 points. Jason Juno/Daily Globe Monday night. MERCER’S KOBE Hiller elevates for a shot Tuesday night at Mercer. He led all scorers with 19 points. Ontonagon scored just Mercer — Ella Torkelson 1, Molly Hohner 1, Jessica Klopatek 5, Ava Barton 5, Zoe Botes 15, 41 points in a season-open- Aubrey Schoeneman 9. FTs: 8-17. Fouls: 12. ing win at Wakefield- Fouled out: None. 3-pointers: Klopatek 1, Barton 1. Marenisco last week. THREE LAKES 40 66 “We were a little more MERCER 25 36 Tigers survive Bluejays successful putting the ball scored in single digits was in a Febru- didn’t have any timeouts left, but they n Hiller steps up to ary loss to Ironwood. had to discuss defensive options if he score 19 for Mercer Hiller took advantage of his missed the free throw. By JASON JUNO chances this time around. “We talked about what we’re going [email protected] “I figured they were going to be to do and the kid’s like, ‘I’m making MERCER, Wis. – The only other face-guarded him,” Hiller said. “I just it, I’m making,’” Miller said. “You’ve time Mercer sharpshooter Alex had to shoot the ball more because I got to love his energy.” Schmidt didn’t hit double figures in don’t really get to shoot that much.” Devin Losh played well with scoring, the Tigers lost. Mercer got nine points from Woolf in foul trouble, Miller said. While Schmidt finished with nine Schmidt and Baylie Huybrecht and Mercer (3-2) hosts Washburn points Tuesday night, this time the eight from Lorenzo Cabrera despite a Monday. Tigers won, thanks in large part to bum ankle. It’s been a great start for the Kobe Hiller, who picked up the slack The Tigers opened up a 35-19 sec- Tigers. Monday will be a challenge. and scored 19 points to lead Mercer ond-half lead on a Hiller 3 and it “I know Washburn and Ironwood past Three Lakes 50-46. looked to be an easy win for Mercer. are the top dogs, but on any given Mercer coach Adam Miller knew But Three Lakes battled back and night, anybody can beat anybody in they would need other players to step made it a one-possession game twice this conference,” Miller said. “It’s fun up at some point the way teams down the stretch. to watch these kids being competitive guard Schmidt, who passed 1,000 The first time, it was 38-35, when the last couple years. Now we’re just career points last week in just over Schmidt threw a full-court pass to right there every single game. It two years of playing time. Baylie Huybrecht, who laid it in to might not be that way against Wash- “We have to find some other peo- put Mercer up by five. Tristin Woolf burn and Ironwood, but I think we ple because we know that Alex is scored inside to make it eight. can hold our own. And it’s nice that going to be getting face-guarded, get- Three Lakes came back again, hit- someone has to cover other people.” ting a 3 to make it 48-46. Schmidt Three Lakes — Sam Holzbauer 4, Nate Cogar 3, Kaden Scimeca ting covered, like tonight, just grab- 2, Logan Erickson 10, Ethan Spears 12, Griffin Schneider 4, Brendan bing shorts, grabbing jerseys. I went to the line with a few seconds Kortenhof 2, Corwin Schroeder 9. FTs: 8-11. Fouls: 26. Fouled out: Cogar, Walkowski. 3-pointers: Erickson 2, Spears 2. thought it was a little over the top,” left and hit two pressure-packed free throws to ice the game. Mercer — Baylie Huybrecht 9, Tristin Woolf 2, Devin Losh 3, Kobe Miller said. “But Kobe had 19 tonight. Hiller 19, Alex Schmidt 9, Lorenzo Cabrera 8. FTs: 19-32. Fouls: 16. That’s what he has to do. Miller called timeout after he Fouled out: None. 3-pointers: Huybrecht 2, Hiller 2, Cabrera 1. made the first, which put Mercer Three Lakes 17 46 “Kobe had a hell of a game.” Mercer 22 50 The only other time Schmidt ahead by three points. Three Lakes McCutchen on the move, other deals percolate at meetings LAS VEGAS (AP) – "I think we're going to muto, their star catcher. Odubel Herrera, Nick Andrew McCutchen moving maximize Mookie in a differ- "I'd like to think that we're Williams, Aaron Altherr and into Philadelphia's outfield, ent spot. Flip-flop them, Beni very open-minded and Roman Quinn. Rhys more talk about a megadeal leading off and Mookie hit- aggressive and talk to every- Hoskins is shifting from left involving Noah Syndergaard ting second. Talked to him, it body about what's available field to first base after Carlos and J.T. Realmuto and veter- makes sense," Cora said. in the marketplace. And so it Santana was dealt to Seattle. an pitcher Ivan Nova on the "And I know Beni's OK doesn't matter really for most Nova was traded from the go. with it. But if you play 162 part what the team is. I'll Pirates to the Chicago White The winter meetings games, you're going to come explore every opportunity Sox for minor league pitcher picked up a bit Tuesday, but up 162 at-bats with nobody that might be available," Yan- Yordi Rosario and $500,000 any big deals for the likes of on," said. "And last year, what kees GM Brian Cashman in international signing Corey Kluber, Manny I wanted from him in the said. bonus pool allocation. The Machado and Bryce Harper leadoff spot, we accom- McCutchen, meanwhile, 31-year-old righty was 9-9 remained on deck. plished. It's a different sea- and the Phillies agreed to a with a 4.19 ERA in 29 starts There were reports the son and we have to make $50 million, three-year con- this season. Baltimore Orioles, finally, adjustments, and that's tract, a person familiar with The White Sox were were close to hiring a manag- where we're going to go." the negotiations told The searching for a starter after er in Chicago Cubs bench Betts led the majors in Associated Press. The person prized rookie Michael Jason Juno/Daily Globe coach Brandon Hyde. But batting (.346) and slugging spoke on condition of Kopech had Tommy John MERCER’S MYA Towne shoots Tuesday night in Mer- the O's said those stories percentage (.640) and was anonymity because the surgery in September. cer. were premature and they second in on-base average agreement, which includes a "We think he's going to be wouldn't make a decision (.438) for the 108-win Red club option for 2022, is sub- able to eat up some innings Balanced Green Bay routs Wisconsin-Stout before leaving Las Vegas. Sox. He also had 84 extra- ject to a successful physical. and pitch effectively for us," "We don't have a manag- base hits, including 32 home The 32-year-old was the Chicago manager Rick GREEN BAY, Wis. (AP) – Sandy Cohen III tossed in 17 er," newly hired general man- runs. NL MVP in 2013, highlight- Renteria said. "I think the points to lead seven in double figures and all 11 Green ager Mike Elias said. Speculation continued to ing his long run in Pitts- front office was doing their Bay players who suited up scored in a 112-46 rout of Divi- The World Series champi- swirl about a huge swap that burgh. He split last season due diligence in trying to sion III-member Wisconsin-Stout on Tuesday night. on Red Sox made a move, too would include the Yankees with San Francisco and the acquire someone of Nova's Cohen sank 7 of 11 shots from the floor to help the – with their lineup. AL MVP and Mets. The New York Yankees, hitting a combined status and stature, and all the Phoenix (6-4) shoot 57 percent (41 of 72) for the game. Mookie Betts will shift out of teams don't usually do busi- .255 with 20 homers and 65 reports from everybody the leadoff spot and bat ness directly, but this trade RBIs. we've spoken to, this kid's a Cohen added five assists and four steals. Trevian Bell had behind Andrew Benintendi, would enlist a third team – The Phillies have a sur- good pick up for us." 15 points. manager Alex Cora said. the Miami Marlins and Real- plus of outfielders, including l 10 WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 12, 2018 SPORTS THE DAILY GLOBE • YOURDAILYGLOBE.COM Daily Globe Scoreboard Lions put Ansah on IR

Demetrius Rhaney. St. Mary Catholic 59, Random New York 8 20 .286 13 ALLEN PARK, Mich. (AP) – Ziggy It's not clear where Ansah and the Local Schedule Thursday, Dec. 13 Canadian Football League Lake 43 Southeast Division Ansah may have played his final game Lions go from here. Detroit drafted Ansah Boys Basketball WINNIPEG BLUE BOMBERS — Stoughton 62, Milton 37 WLPct GB Ironwood at Butternut, 7:15 Agreed to terms with FB Mike Miller Superior 82, Chippewa Falls 66 Charlotte 13 13 .500 — with the Detroit Lions. with the fifth overall pick in 2013, and he Hurley at Drummond, 7:15 on a two-year contract. The Prairie School 69, Catholic Orlando 12 15 .444 1½ The Lions put Ansah and tight end has been an effective pass rusher ever Ontonagon at Dollar Bay, 7:20 EST HOCKEY Central 63 Miami 11 15 .423 2 Girls Basketball National Hockey League Unity 64, Osceola 54 Washington 11 16 .407 2½ Michael Roberts on injured reserve Tues- since. He had a career-high 14½ sacks in Bessemer at Ironwood, 7:15 ANAHEIM DUCKS — Claimed G University Lake 55, Tenor/Veritas Atlanta 6 20 .231 7 Ewen-Trout Creek at Hancock, Chad Johnson off waivers from St. 39 Central Division day with shoulder problems. Detroit 2015, and although he managed only two 7:20 EST Louis. Watertown 57, Fort Atkinson 48 WLPct GB signed tight end Jerome Cunningham and the following season, he bounced back CC Lutheran at Watersmeet, 5 BUFFALO SABRES — Sent D Waukesha North 67, Mukwonago Milwaukee 18 8 .692 — Friday, Dec. 14 Matt Hunwick to Rochester (AHL) for 54 Indiana 17 10 .630 1½ offensive lineman Leo Koloamatangi from with 12 in 2017. Boys Basketball a rehab assignment. Waunakee 68, Beaver Dam 51 Detroit 13 12 .520 4½ the practice squad to the active roster. But this season, he left the opener in Wakefield-Marenisco at Ironwood, DETROIT RED WINGS — Wautoma 57, Winneconne 53 Cleveland 6 21 .222 12½ 7:15 Recalled D Brian Lashoff from Grand Wauzeka-Steuben 63, Kickapoo Chicago 6 22 .214 13 Detroit kept Ansah this season with the September with a shoulder injury and Hurley at Phillips, 7:15 Rapids (AHL). 48 WESTERN CONFERENCE franchise tag , but he's dealt with injuries missed the next six games. He had three Girls Basketball NEW YORK RANGERS — Wayland Academy 61, Valley Southwest Division Bayfield at Hurley, 7:15 Assigned Fs Cole Schneider and Christian 40 WLPct GB all season and has played in only seven sacks in his first four games after return- Ontonagon at Dollar Bay, 7:20 EST Steven Fogarty to Hartford (AHL). Webster 78, Somerset 70 Memphis 15 11 .577 — College Basketball TAMPA BAY LIGHTNING — West Allis Central 81, New Berlin Dallas 14 11 .560 ½ games. He's still managed four sacks, ing, but he was hurt again against Arizona. Leech Lake Tribal College at GCC, Reassigned G Eddie Pasquale to West 66 San Antonio 14 14 .500 2 bringing his total to 48 in six seasons with Coach Matt Patricia held a conference men, 6 Syracuse (AHL). Westby 62, Aquinas 42 New Orleans 14 15 .483 2½ Saturday, Dec. 15 OLYMPIC SPORTS Williams Bay Faith Christian 56, Houston 12 14 .462 3 the Lions. call Tuesday, but it was before the team College Basketball U.S ANTI-DOPING AGENCY — Milwaukee Saint Anthony 40 Northwest Division Detroit beat Arizona 17-3 last weekend announced Ansah's move to IR. Western Tech at GCC, women, 12; Announced American weightlifter Wisconsin Lutheran 59, Pius XI WLPct GB men, 2 Nicholas Saccente accepted an addi- Catholic 56 Oklahoma City 17 8 .680 — and plays at Buffalo next. The Lions (5-8) Roberts has played in eight games this tional four-month sanction for violating Wittenberg-Birnamwood 64, Denver 18 9 .667 — his period of ineligibility. Portland 15 12 .556 3 are a longshot to make the playoffs, even season, starting two. He has nine catches All TimesNFL EST Menominee Indian 63, OT Minnesota 13 14 .481 5 AMERICAN CONFERENCE COLLEGE Xavier 72, New London 64 more so without Ansah. for 100 yards and three touchdowns. AUSTIN PEAY — Named Mark Utah 13 15 .464 5½ East Hudspeth football coach. Wisconsin Girls Pacific Division WLTPct PF PA Tuesday New England 940.692 364 293 BOSTON COLLEGE — Extended Abbotsford 59, Prentice 55 W L Pct GB Golden State 19 9 .679 — Miami 760.538 278 333 the contract of football coach Steve Albany 67, Pecatonica 32 L.A. Clippers 17 9 .654 1 Buffalo 490.308 201 320 Addazio through 2022. Arrowhead 48, Waukesha West 15 L.A. Lakers 17 10 .630 1½ N.Y. Jets 490.308 270 330 NORTH CAROLINA — Named Athens 72, Chequamegon 33 Phil Longo offensive coordinator/quar- Sacramento 14 12 .538 4 South Auburndale 46, Edgar 44 terbacks coach, Lonnie Galloway Phoenix 4 24 .143 15 WLTPct PF PA Badger 44, Elkhorn Area 39 Houston 940.692 323 259 wide receivers coach and Brandon Baldwin-Woodville 62, Osceola 42 Monday's Games Indiana 109, Washington 101 Indianapolis 760.538 349 300 Jones offensive line coach. Bangor 58, Wonewoc-Center 34 Philadelphia 116, Detroit 102 Tennessee 760.538 251 254 SOUTHERN CAL — Named Mike Bay Port 65, De Pere 59 Boston 113, New Orleans 100 Jacksonville 490.308 212 273 Jinks running backs coach and Chad Belleville 77, Columbus 65 Kauha'aha'a defensive line coach. Milwaukee 108, Cleveland 92 North Black Hawk 74, Monticello 20 UTAH STATE — Named Gary Oklahoma City 122, Utah 113 WLTPct PF PA Bloomer 64, Spooner 22 Sacramento 108, Chicago 89 Pittsburgh 751.577 367 306 Andersen football coach. Bonduel 36, Weyauwega-Fremont Dallas 101, Orlando 76 Baltimore 760.538 321 241 VANDERBILT — Named Malcolm 22 Denver 105, Memphis 99 Cleveland 571.423 292 332 Turner athletic director. Brodhead 44, Edgerton 36 L.A. Clippers 123, Phoenix 119, OT Cincinnati 580.385 307 397 WISCONSIN — Announced junior Brookfield Academy 56, SWCHA men's basketball F Micah Potter will Golden State 116, Minnesota 108 West 14 transfer from Ohio State. L.A. Lakers 108, Miami 105 WLTPct PF PA Brown Deer 73, Milwaukee Luther- x-Kansas City11 20.846 471 351 an 56 Tuesday's Games U.P. Boys Houston 111, Portland 103 L.A. Chargers10 30.769 366 270 Tuesday Cedar Grove-Belgium 70, San Antonio 111, Phoenix 86 Denver 670.462 290 282 Felch North Dickinson 87, Cooks Kewaskum 52 Toronto at L.A. Clippers Oakland 3 10 0 .231 244 388 Big Bay de Noc 61 Cedarburg 65, Port Washington 24 Wednesday's Games NATIONAL CONFERENCE Houghton 60, Escanaba 52 Chetek-Weyerhaeuser 40, Cum- Boston at Washington, 7 p.m. East Marquette 61, Gladstone 47 berland 23 Brooklyn at Philadelphia, 7 p.m. W LTPct PF PA St. Ignace LaSalle 78, Newberry 25 Clayton 68, Unity 44 Detroit at Charlotte, 7 p.m. Dallas 850.615 276 246 Crandon 61, Rhinelander 40 Milwaukee at Indiana, 7 p.m. Philadelphia 670.462 281 295 U.P.Tuesday Girls Cuba City 61, Fennimore 44 New York at Cleveland, 7 p.m. Washington 670.462 249 297 Ewen-Trout Creek 66, Republic- D.C. Everest 43, Wausau East 27 Oklahoma City at New Orleans, 8 N.Y. Giants 580.385 307 331 Michigamme 17 Darlington 64, Southwestern 57 p.m. South Felch North Dickinson 58, Norway Delavan-Darien 52, Westosha Portland at Memphis, 8 p.m. W LTPct PF PA 43 Central 39 Atlanta at Dallas, 8:30 p.m. y-New Orleans11 20.846 447 283 Hancock 43, Calumet 41 Dominican 60, Saint Thomas More Miami at Utah, 9 p.m. Carolina 670.462 324 332 Kingsford 54, Gladstone 51 51 Minnesota at Sacramento, 10 p.m. Tampa Bay 580.385 332 383 Negaunee 56, Marquette 51 Eastbrook Academy 53, Milwaukee Toronto at Golden State, 10:30 Atlanta 490.308 316 367 Ontonagon 66, Lake Linden- Early View 10 p.m. North Hubbell 19 Evansville 60, Whitewater 48 Thursday's Games W LTPct PF PA St. Ignace LaSalle 75, Newberry 25 Florence 47, Lena 34 L.A. Lakers at Houston, 8 p.m. Chicago 940.692 359 247 Frederic 48, Birchwood 34 L.A. Clippers at San Antonio, 8:30 Minnesota 661.500 282 291 Wisconsin Boys Freedom 61, Seymour 27 Tuesday p.m. Green Bay 571.423 315 307 Gale-Ettrick-Trempealeau 78, Viro- Almond-Bancroft 84, Nekoosa 49 Chicago vs. Orlando at Mexico Detroit 580.385 271 319 qua 15 Appleton East 54, Oshkosh West City, 9:30 p.m. Associated Press West Germantown 78, West Allis Nathan 45 Dallas at Phoenix, 10:30 p.m. W LTPct PF PA Appleton North 74, Fond du Lac 38 Hale 49 DETROIT RED Wings center Luke Glendening (41) skates away with puck as Wash- y-L.A. Rams 11 20.846 425 313 Gibraltar 65, Brillion 56 Friday's Games Arrowhead 88, Waukesha West 60 Atlanta at Boston, 7 p.m. Seattle 850.615 340 266 Gillett 65, Coleman 42 ington Capitals center Nicklas Backstrom (19) and Detroit Red Wings left wing Tyler Bay Port 65, De Pere 59 New York at Charlotte, 7 p.m. Arizona 3 10 0 .231 178 327 Green Bay Preble 56, Sheboygan Birchwood 67, Frederic 37 Indiana at Philadelphia, 7:30 p.m. Bertuzzi (59) collide in the first period Tuesday in Washington. San Francisco3 10 0 .231 275 350 North 47 Blair-Taylor 74, Bangor 66 Milwaukee at Cleveland, 7:30 p.m. x-clinched playoff spot Green Bay Southwest 54, Ash- Bonduel 67, Weyauwega-Fremont Washington at Brooklyn, 7:30 p.m. y-clinched division waubenon 38 42 Miami at Memphis, 8 p.m. Thursday's Game Greendale 60, Greenfield 44 Brookfield East 78, Wauwatosa Golden State at Sacramento, 10 Tennessee 30, Jacksonville 9 West 54 Hamilton 48, Brookfield Central 36 Ovi's 21st hat trick helps Caps p.m. Sunday's Games Hayward 46, Ladysmith 26 Cameron 80, Amery 56 Oklahoma City at Denver, 10 p.m. N.Y. Giants 40, Washington 16 Highland 58, Benton 50 Clinton 48, Delavan-Darien 37 Toronto at Portland, 10 p.m. Miami 34, New England 33 Colby 62, Greenwood 49 Hillsboro 50, New Lisbon 42 Cleveland 26, Carolina 20 Colfax 40, Elk Mound 28 Homestead 57, West Bend East 50 NHL to 6-2 rout of Wings Indianapolis 24, Houston 21 Cudahy 54, South Milwaukee 48 Hope Christian 68, Saint Francis 16 All Times EST New Orleans 28, Tampa Bay 14 Cumberland 67, St. Croix Falls 57 Horicon 73, Wayland Academy 32 EASTERN CONFERENCE Green Bay 34, Atlanta 20 D.C. Everest 89, Wausau East 83 Jefferson 57, East Troy 51 Atlantic Division WASHINGTON (AP) – Nyquist broke through in defenseman Niklas Kron- N.Y. Jets 27, Buffalo 23 Darlington 51, Dodgeville 36 Kenosha Bradford 79, Kenosha GP WLOTPts GF GA Tampa Bay 32 24 7149 130 91 Kansas City 27, Baltimore 24, OT Denmark 66, Little Chute 55 Tremper 76 In his first season as a the third. wall and past Bernier. Toronto 31 21 9143 113 85 L.A. Chargers 26, Cincinnati 21 Dominican 58, Saint Thomas More Kenosha Christian Life 40, Cristo Buffalo 31 18 9440 95 91 Stanley Cup champion, "One thing we've want- Ovechkin made it 4-0 San Francisco 20, Denver 14 40 Rey Jesuit 9 Boston 31 17 10 4 38 85 79 Detroit 17, Arizona 3 Edgewood 59, Oregon 58 Kenosha Saint Joseph Catholic Alex Ovechkin is enjoying ed to learn this season is just before the midway Montreal 31 15 11 5 35 97 101 Oakland 24, Pittsburgh 21 Franklin 62, Oak Creek 60 Academy 54, Racine St. Catherine's Detroit 32 14 14 4 32 93 107 hockey as much as ever. we've kind of gotten sloppy point of the second period Dallas 29, Philadelphia 23, OT Freedom 66, Oconto Falls 37 40 Ottawa 32 13 15 4 30 106 125 Chicago 15, L.A. Rams 6 Germantown 67, West Allis Nathan Laconia 74, Winnebago Lutheran It showed again Tues- at times when we've gotten when he took Carlson's Florida 29 11 12 6 28 96 105 Monday's Game Hale 60 Academy 37 day night, when he scored leads," Holtby said. "At feed and beat Bernier with Seattle 21, Minnesota 7 Gilmanton 67, Coulee Christian- Lake Country Lutheran 38, Living Metropolitan Division Thursday, Dec. 13 Providence 23 Word Lutheran 33 GP WLOTPts GF GA his 21st hat trick and first times tonight we played a wrist shot to finish an Washington 30 18 9339 112 92 L.A. Chargers at Kansas City, 8:20 Glenwood City 57, Durand 52 Lake Holcombe 50, Shell Lake 42 Columbus 30 16 12 2 34 102 102 p.m. Grafton 81, Whitefish Bay 69 Lake Mills 60, Cambridge 25 this season to lift the really well. At times we odd-man rush. He com- N.Y. Islanders2914 11 4 32 83 85 Saturday, Dec. 15 Green Bay N.E.W. Lutheran 59, Lodi 62, Wisconsin Heights 37 Pittsburgh 29 13 10 6 32 98 92 Washington Capitals over kind of turned it into a pleted his hat trick in the Houston at N.Y. Jets, 4:30 p.m. Sturgeon Bay 56 Lomira 57, North Fond du Lac 41 N.Y. Rangers30 14 13 3 31 88 98 Cleveland at Denver, 8:20 p.m. Green Bay Southwest 73, Ash- Luck 53, Turtle Lake 36 the Detroit Red Wings 6-2. chance for chance, and I third to make it 6-1, taking Carolina 29 13 12 4 30 72 81 Sunday, Dec. 16 waubenon 50 Luther 53, West Salem 37 Philadelphia 28 12 13 3 27 86 101 The 33-year-old think it's something we Christian Djoos' feed and Tennessee at N.Y. Giants, 1 p.m. Greenfield 60, Greendale 52 Madison Memorial 64, Waunakee New Jersey 29 10 13 6 26 88 105 Green Bay at Chicago, 1 p.m. Hamilton 69, Brookfield Central 61 54 Ovechkin entered the just want to keep continu- smashing a low shot that Detroit at Buffalo, 1 p.m. Hartford Union 63, Slinger 41 Manawa 51, Bowler 38 WESTERN CONFERENCE night in a familiar spot as ing to build at." had enough power to Tampa Bay at Baltimore, 1 p.m. Heritage Christian 73, Kenosha Mayville 60, St. Marys Springs 56 Central Division Arizona at Atlanta, 1 p.m. Christian Life 32 McFarland 66, Big Foot 60 GP WLOTPts GF GA the NHL's goal leader. He Red Wings coach Jeff squirm beneath Howard's Nashville 31 20 10 1 41 98 78 Oakland at Cincinnati, 1 p.m. Hilbert 69, Elkhart Lake/Glenbeu- Medford Area 49, Antigo 47 Winnipeg 30 19 9240 107 83 Dallas at Indianapolis, 1 p.m. lah 36 Melrose-Mindoro 86, Lincoln 33 has 25 following his hat Blashill pulled goaltender right pad. Colorado 31 17 9539 112 94 Miami at Minnesota, 1 p.m. Homestead 77, West Bend East 62 Middleton 67, Milwaukee Vincent Dallas 30 16 11 3 35 83 78 trick, halfway to a poten- Jonathan Bernier midway "It's a privilege to play Washington at Jacksonville, 1 p.m. Howards Grove 89, Mishicot 31 50 Minnesota 30 16 12 2 34 95 88 Seattle at San Francisco, 4:05 p.m. Hustisford 69, Central Wisconsin Milwaukee Academy of Science tial eighth 50-goal season. through the second period with him out there," Oshie St. Louis 29 11 14 4 26 82 97 New England at Pittsburgh, 4:25 Christian 37 76, Messmer 54 Chicago 32 9 18 5 23 87 121 His team has won three after he saved 10 of Wash- said of Ovechkin. "And you p.m. Iola-Scandinavia 85, Amherst 40 Milwaukee DSHA 61, Menomonee Philadelphia at L.A. Rams, 8:20 Kaukauna 91, Oshkosh North 89 Falls 29 Pacific Division straight, and 10 out of 12. ington's first 15 shots. think maybe there's no p.m. Kenosha Bradford 79, Kenosha Milwaukee Golda Meir 68, Milwau- GP WLOTPts GF GA Calgary 31 19 10 2 40 107 85 "After last year, you just Jimmy Howard came in to other way that he can kind Monday, Dec. 17 Tremper 76 kee Bradley Tech 17 San Jose 32 16 11 5 37 102 98 New Orleans at Carolina, 8:15 p.m. Kenosha Indian Trail 67, Racine Milwaukee King 64, Milwaukee enjoy it," Ovechkin said finish off Detroit's first of amaze you and wow Anaheim 32 16 11 5 37 81 94 Case 63 School of Languages 52 Milwaukee Obama SCTE 42, Mil- Edmonton 31 17 12 2 36 88 91 about defending Washing- road loss since a previous you, but that's another TransactionsBASEBALL Kettle Moraine Lutheran 72, Uni- waukee South 28 Vegas 32 17 14 1 35 96 91 American League versity School of Milwaukee 64 Vancouver 33 14 16 3 31 98 111 ton's Stanley Cup title. "Of trip here on Nov. 23, a example tonight." KANSAS CITY ROYALS — Kewaunee 85, Algoma 30 Monona Grove 70, Sun Prairie 60 Arizona 29 13 14 2 28 76 80 Signed OF Billy Hamilton to a one- Kimberly 76, Hortonville 54 Mount Horeb 43, River Valley 39 course, you don't want to night after making a sea- NOTES Los Angeles32 11 19 2 24 71 98 year contract. La Crosse Central 72, Menomonie Mukwonago 82, Waukesha North NOTE: Two points for a win, one too much enjoy it, but I try son-high 42 stops in a win Detroit recalled D Brian LOS ANGELES ANGELS — 43 32 point for overtime loss. Top three Agreed to terms with RHP Forrest Lake Country Lutheran 72, Racine Muskego 71, Catholic Memorial 52 to be the same, over and over Los Angeles. Lashoff from AHL Grand teams in each division and two wild Snow, C Dustin Garneau, SS Wilfredo Lutheran 65 Necedah 36, Royall 33 cards per conference advance to play- over again. And it's fun." "I don't know if I've Rapids on Tuesday, but he Tovar, OF Peter Bourjos, OF Cesar Lake Holcombe 64, Shell Lake 45 New Berlin Eisenhower 70, Pewau- offs. Puello, OF Jarrett Parker and RHP Lake Mills 68, Wisconsin Dells 57 kee 54 Nicklas Backstrom had been in a 5-0 game when a was scratched vs. Wash- Matt Ramsey on one-year contracts. Lakeside Lutheran 75, Marshall 60 New Berlin West 56, West Allis Monday's Games Pittsburgh 2, N.Y. Islanders 1, SO four assists to help the goalie had as little chance ington. ... Holtby came less OAKLAND ATHLETICS — Agreed Lincoln 60, New Lisbon 58 Central 7 Tampa Bay 6, N.Y. Rangers 3 to terms with C Chris Herrmann on a Lomira 59, Campbellsport 52 New Glarus 51, Dodgeville 39 Detroit 3, Los Angeles 1 Metropolitan Division as he had," Blashill said of than one period shy of his one-year contract. Lourdes Academy 86, Horicon 51 New Richmond 66, Ellsworth 47 San Jose 5, New Jersey 2 TEXAS RANGERS — Acquired 3B Luxemburg-Casco 63, Wright- Newman Catholic 62, Assumption leaders score six or more Bernier. "I feel bad for him. first consecutive shutouts Patrick Wisdom from the St. Louis stown 54 52 Tuesday's Games Toronto 4, Carolina 1 goals for the fourth time But what he's got to do is since holding Columbus Cardinals for INF/OF Drew Robinson. Manawa 84, Bowler 41 Northland Lutheran 42, Marion 30 Buffalo 4, Los Angeles 3, OT TORONTO BLUE JAYS — Marathon 68, McDonell Central 51 Northwestern 55, Barron 18 this season. T.J. Oshie put it behind him and and Ottawa scoreless on Vancouver 3, Columbus 2 Released SS Troy Tulowitzki. Markesan 73, Princeton/Green Northwood 61, Solon Springs 29 Notre Dame 65, Sheboygan South Boston 4, Arizona 3 added a goal in his return move on." Jan. 5 and Jan. 7 of 2017. .. National League Lake 49 Washington 6, Detroit 2 MIAMI MARLINS — Assigned Marquette University 61, 25 from an 11-game layoff due Ovechkin has at least a Three-time Cy Young Minnesota 7, Montreal 1 RHP Brett Graves and 3B Yadiel Menomonee Falls 38 Oak Creek 51, Franklin 29 Nashville 3, Ottawa 1 to a concussion, and Travis point in 12 consecutive Award winning pitcher Rivera outright to New Orleans (PCL). Marshfield 75, Wisconsin Rapids Oconto 52, Green Bay East 18 Winnipeg 6, Chicago 3 MILWAUKEE BREWERS — Lincoln 51 Oconto Falls 68, Menasha 53 St. Louis 4, Florida 3 Boyd and Brett Connolly games (13 goals, six Max Scherzer, currently of Signed RHP Deolis Guerra and C Martin Luther 79, Shoreland Oneida Nation 45, Niagara 33 Edmonton 6, Colorado 4 Tuffy Gosewisch to minor league con- Lutheran 43 Pacelli 42, Pittsville 27 also scored early. assists), the Capitals' best the Washington Nationals tracts. Mauston 72, Sparta 51 Phillips 71, Rib Lake 42 Wednesday's Games Vegas at N.Y. Islanders, 7 p.m. Braden Holtby made 35 such streak this season. and formerly of the Detroit PITTSBURGH PIRATES — Trad- Menasha 85, West De Pere 76 Pius XI Catholic 54, Milwaukee Pittsburgh at Chicago, 8 p.m. ed RHP Ivan Nova to the Chicago Mercer 50, Three Lakes 46 Lutheran 52 stops for Washington, He benefited from good Tigers, was in attendance. Philadelphia at Calgary, 8:30 p.m. White Sox for RHP Yordi Rosario and Merrill 60, Wausau West 50 Pius XI Catholic 54, Wisconsin Dallas at Anaheim, 10 p.m. which had scored 12 fortune on his first goal to UP NEXT international signing bonus pool Milwaukee Early View 83, East- Lutheran 52 money. brook Academy 63 Portage 49, Madison West 33 Thursday's Games straight goals over a put Washington up 3-0 Red Wings: Host Potosi/Cassville 49, Belmont 35 Arizona at Buffalo, 7 p.m. BASKETBALL Milwaukee King 68, Milwaukee Poynette 60, Watertown Luther Los Angeles at Columbus, 7 p.m. stretch of more than six with 7:01 left in the first Ottawa on Friday night. National Basketball Association Ronald Reagan 38 Toronto at Tampa Bay, 7:30 p.m. NBA — Named Shareef Abdur- Milwaukee Lutheran 105, Brown Prep 58 periods before Detroit's period, when his wayward Capitals: Visit Carolina Carolina at Montreal, 7:30 p.m. Rahim president of the NBA G Deer 70 Prescott 91, Somerset 48 Vancouver at Nashville, 8 p.m. League. Milwaukee Madison 85, Milwaukee Proctor, Minn. 46, Superior 39 Dylan Larkin and Gustav slap shot redirected off on Friday night. Edmonton at Winnipeg, 8 p.m. ATLANTA HAWKS — Recalled Academy of Science 84 Pulaski 57, Manitowoc Lincoln 22 Florida at Minnesota, 8 p.m. G/F Daniel Hamilton from Erie Monroe 72, Monona Grove 60 Racine Case 48, Kenosha Indian Dallas at San Jose, 10:30 p.m. (NBAGL). Mount Horeb 60, Sauk Prairie 44 Trail 44 WASHINGTON WIZARDS — Muskego 86, Catholic Memorial 61 Random Lake 59, Plymouth 45 Friday's Games Vikings fire OC DeFilippo after another flat performance Vegas at New Jersey, 7 p.m. Recalled F Troy Brown Jr. from Capi- New Berlin Eisenhower 62, Pewau- River Ridge 74, Seneca 16 Boston at Pittsburgh, 7 p.m. tal City (NBAGL). kee 59 Rosholt 61, Wild Rose 51 Shoreland Lutheran 80, Martin Arizona at N.Y. Rangers, 7 p.m. MINNEAPOLIS (AP) – if you hire a guy, you should Having coached quarter- FOOTBALL Nicolet 90, West Bend West 41 Luther 71 Ottawa at Detroit, 7:30 p.m. National Football League North Crawford 68, La Farge 43 The Minnesota Vikings, still stick with him and try to backs, running backs and Washington at Carolina, 7:30 p.m. ARIZONA CARDINALS — Placed Northland Lutheran 75, Marion 60 Siren 58, Bayfield 42 Colorado at St. Louis, 8 p.m. seeking to salvage a season help him and help him tight ends under Zimmer, LB Thurston Armbrister and DT Northland Pines 68, Chequamegon Slinger 62, Hartford Union 43 Winnipeg at Chicago, 8:30 p.m. Robert Nkemdiche on injured reserve. 36 South Milwaukee 49, Cudahy 33 that started with Super Bowl mature as a coach." Stefanski has a firm grasp of Philadelphia at Edmonton, 9 p.m. Signed DT Vincent Valentine from Oakfield 54, Dodgeland 48 Stratford 52, Marathon 50, OT The Prairie School 58, Catholic designs, made a last-ditch The Vikings (6-6-1) have the scheme and the person- Seattle's practice squad and LB Omro 74, Westfield Area 57 Red Wings-Capitals Jonathan Anderson. Signed OL Justin Oostburg 72, Reedsville 63 Central 33 move to capture a mid- been held to under 300 total nel. Evans to the practice squad. Osseo-Fairchild 95, Whitehall 66 Three Lakes 66, Mercer 36 Detroit Sums002—2 BUFFALO BILLS — Placed LB Owen-Withee 71, Granton 31 Turner 59, Clinton 51 Washington 321—6 December spark by firing yards in four of their past five "We've got a lot of smart Matt Milano and CB Taron Johnson Pacelli 59, Pittsville 46 University School of Milwaukee 60, First Period_1, Washington, Con- offensive coordinator John games. They've scored an guys in that room, and I'll try on injured reserve. Palmyra-Eagle 54, Williams Bay 37 Heritage Christian 51 nolly 6 (Carlson, Kuznetsov), 3:39 DETROIT LIONS — Placed DE Peshtigo 59, Sevastopol 56 Valders 79, Southern Door 59 (pp). 2, Washington, Boyd 2 (Dowd, DeFilippo. average of 12.8 points in to help him best I can," Zim- Ziggy Ansah and TE Michael Robert- Port Washington 64, Cedarburg 60 Verona Area 74, Edgewood 63 Jaskin), 10:50. 3, Washington, Coach Mike Zimmer those four games. Thanks to mer said. son injured reserve. Signed TE Prairie Farm 58, New Auburn 43 Waterford 66, Burlington 18 Ovechkin 23 (Kempny, Backstrom), Jerome Cunningham and OL Leo Pulaski 54, Manitowoc Lincoln 39 Wausau West 80, Merrill 49 12:59. Penalties_Nielsen, DET, (trip- made what he called an the struggles of several of DeFilippo's work with Koloamatangi from the practice Racine Park 70, Racine Horlick 52 Wauwatosa West 62, Brookfield ping), 2:10. "extremely difficult decision" their NFC competitors, new quarterback Kirk squad. Racine St. Catherine's 88, East 49 Second Period_4, Washington, LOS ANGELES RAMS — Placed Kenosha Saint Joseph Catholic Webster 75, Winter 50 Ovechkin 24 (Carlson, Backstrom), on Tuesday morning, follow- though, they're still in con- Cousins didn't materialize RB Malcolm Brown and CB Academy 48 West Bend West 64, Nicolet 52 9:05. 5, Washington, Oshie 10 (Back- Dominique Hatfield on injured reserve. Reedsburg Area 71, Portage 57 Westby 56, Arcadia 45 strom, Kuznetsov), 10:06 (pp). Penal- ing a 21-7 defeat at Seattle on trol of the second wild-card into consistent success, but Signed LB Trevon Young from the Rib Lake 66, Tomahawk 49 Whitefish Bay 48, Grafton 41 ties_Nielsen, DET, (cross checking), Monday night . DeFilippo's spot with three games to go. Zimmer said his reasoning practice squad. Rice Lake 82, Northwestern 66 Whitnall 78, Shorewood 21 9:30; Orlov, WSH, (hooking), 16:18. MINNESOTA VIKINGS — Fired Rio 80, Pardeeville 43 Wilmot Union 42, Union Grove 39 Third Period_6, Detroit, Larkin 13 first season on the job ended "I don't want the season to for dismissing DeFilippo offensive coordinator John DeFilippo. River Falls 61, La Crosse Logan 50 Winneconne 56, Lourdes Academy (Jensen, Nyquist), 1:03. 7, Washing- after just 13 games, amid a be wasted. Now, maybe it transcended Cousins and his Promoted quarterbacks coach Kevin Roncalli 75, St. Marys Springs 49 44 ton, Ovechkin 25 (Djoos, Backstrom), Stefanski to interim offensive coordi- Rosholt 74, Wild Rose 69 Wisconsin Rapids Lincoln 58, 9:33. 8, Detroit, Nyquist 8 (Abdelkad- sharp decline in production will. Maybe it won't," Zimmer so-so first year with the nator. Seneca 59, Weston 14 Marshfield 53 er), 16:42. Penalties_None. by the offense over the past said. "But these three games, Vikings. OAKLAND RAIDERS — Signed G Seymour 74, Green Bay East 60 Wittenberg-Birnamwood 66, Shots on Goal_Detroit 11-10- Cameron Hunt and G/OT Denver Shawano Community 66, Green Menominee Indian 62 16_37. Washington 10-7-8_25. six weeks. to me, are very, very critical." "This really wasn't about Wrightstown 87, Waupaca 48 Kirkland. Waived RB C.J. Anderson. Bay West 64 Power-play opportunities_Detroit 0 "I went round and round Quarterbacks coach one guy. This was about a lot Placed G/C Jon Feliciano on injured Sheboygan Area Luth. 80, Kohler NBA of 1; Washington 2 of 2. reserve. 64 All Times EST Goalies_Detroit, Howard 10-6-4 and round and round about Kevin Stefanski was made of us holding up our end of TENNESSEE TITANS — Placed Sheboygan North 49, Green Bay EASTERN CONFERENCE (10 shots-9 saves), Bernier 4-8-0 (15- OT Jack Conklin and TE Jonnu Smith Preble 41 Atlantic Division 10). Washington, Holtby 12-7-2 (37- it because I feel like, 'I hired interim offensive coordina- the bargain. It was a collec- on injured reserve. Signed OL Austin Sheboygan South 74, Notre Dame WLPct GB 35). him. It's my job to try to help tor, taking over the play-call- tive thing," Zimmer said on a Pasztor. Signed TE Cole Wick from 69 Toronto 21 7 .750 — A_18,506 (18,277). T_2:35. San Francisco's practice squad. Shorewood 53, Whitnall 44 Philadelphia 19 9 .679 2 Referees_TJ Luxmore, Justin St him to continue to get bet- ing duty. Stefanski has been conference call with WASHINGTON REDSKINS — Southern Door 68, Oconto 53 Boston 16 10 .615 4 Pierre. Linesmen_Tim Nowak, ter,'" Zimmer said. "I obvious- an assistant with the Vikings reporters. He added: "We Signed G Kyle Fuller. Waived C Spring Valley 64, Mondovi 62 Brooklyn 10 18 .357 11 Andrew Smith. ly didn't do a good enough since 2006, surviving two had to shake things up and job there. 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Dear Annie: A therapist recommended that I try EMDR in order to process past traumas. It sounds intriguing and fancy, but I don’t really understand what it involves. Could you explain what EMDR is and how it works? I’m uninformed and skeptical. – Curious but Confused Dear Dear Curious but Confused: EMDR Annie stands for eye movement desensitization and reprocessing. Francine Shapiro devel- oped the form of psychotherapy in the late ference in the quality of your life. 1980s. It involves asking individuals to You will learn lessons. You are enrolled recall traumatic events while giving them- in a full-time school called Life. Each day, selves some sensory input – such as cross- you will be presented with opportunities ing their arms and tapping their shoulders to learn what you need to know. The or looking from side to side. It’s often rec- lessons presented are often different from ommended for the treatment of post-trau- THE PAJAMA DIARIES matic stress disorder. According to the those you THINK you need. American Psychological Association, There are no mistakes – only lessons. EMDR “is associated with a reduction in A lesson is repeated until it is learned. the vividness and emotion associated with A lesson will be presented to you in vari- the trauma memories.” There is some con- ous forms until you have learned it. When troversy regarding the treatment’s efficacy you have learned it (as evidenced by a over other methods of psychotherapy. change in your attitude and behavior), Don’t be shy about asking your therapist then you can go on to the next lesson. for more information. It is your right to Learning lessons does not end. There is understand modalities of treatment before no stage of life that does not contain some trying them out, and it’s your therapist’s lessons. As long as you live, there will be job to inform you. something more to learn. MOTHER GOOSE & GRIMM Dear Annie: Years ago, Ann Landers “There” is no better than “here.” When had a column about hate. I’m sorry to say your “there” has become a “here,” you will I lost the paper. obtain another “there” that will again look It was about how when you hate other better than your “here.” Don’t be fooled by people, it’s you hating yourself. believing that the unattainable is better I’ve always said that if you like yourself, than what you have. then you can like other people. I always Others are merely mirrors of you. You accept people the way they are. We do not cannot love or hate something about think the same way or like the same things another person unless it reflects some- all the time. thing you love or hate about yourself. I hope you can find the column. – When tempted to criticize others, ask C.L.L., Canfield, Ohio yourself why you feel so strongly. BORN LOSER Dear C.L.L.: I believe you’re referring to The answers are within you. 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This is a full-time position with a starting hourly wage of $19.85 hr. Qualifications: An Associate Degree in a related field with two years of clerical, accounting and/or medical billing experience in a clinical setting requiring General Assignment Reporter confidentiality OR an equivalent combination of education and experience which provides the required knowledge, skills and abilities is required. This position is responsible for covering Boulder Junction, Wisconsin Extensive experience with Microsoft Office products and ability to create and utilize spreadsheets, data bases and word documents is required. Strong local news and writing features. Winter Staffing Available comprehension, verbal and written communication skills are required. Must Full Time - Rotating shifts: days, nights & weekends possess valid driver’s license and access to a reliable, insured vehicle. Dining Room Servers/Wait Staff Occasional overnight travel may be required. Health insurance and other fringe Qualifications include: Breakfast & Dinner service available. We offer excellent, above normal benefits are a part of the county benefit package. wages for the right candidates. Perfect job to earn some extra wages Effective verbal, written and computer skills Methods for requesting a job description and application along with during the winter. Hours can vary for each individual. submitting the complete application packets include: Ability to multi-task in a fast-paced environment Housekeeping *In person or mail: Valid driver’s license and reliable transportation Part time cabin cleaning during the months of December-March. Iron County Human Services Office Excellent wages & days, hours vary, but can be set for each individual. 300 Taconite Street, Suite 201 , Hurley, WI 54534 Photograghy and/or pagination experience a plus These positions will be available to continue in the summer season Phone: 715-561-3636 Please forward resume and writing samples to: as well for the right candidates. *By email: [email protected] or [email protected] Housing is available *By fax: 715-561-2128 Larry Holcombe, Managing Editor Please apply in person at the Business Office: To be considered for this position, a complete application packet including Daily Globe Dairymen’s Inc., 10750 Dairymen's Road, the Iron County Human Services Application Form, letter of interest P.O. Box 548 Boulder Junction, WI 54512 and resume’ must be submitted no later than: 4:00 p.m. Monday, January 7th, 2019 Ironwood, MI, 49938 Contact for Application: Katie Rucinski, Controller or Jerry Geiger, General Manager at (715)385-9363 Iron County is an Equal Opportunity Employer email: [email protected] or Mail resume to: P.O. Box 289 Boulder Junction, WI 54512

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PANCREATIC CANCER'S LOCATION MAKES IT DIFFICULT TO DIAGNOSE by Eve Glazier, M.D. & Elizabeth Ko, M.D.

Dear Doctor: Is there a cure for cluding insulin. Cancer can chemotherapy, ablation (ex- pancreatic cancer? Does any- start in either of these two treme cold or heat), radiation one know what causes it? types of tissues, but the most and certain drug regimens. The Does eating raw steak cause common form occurs in the en- approach chosen depends on it? Or smoking? zyme-producing cells and the type of cells that are in- Dear Reader: At this time, ducts. volved, the age of the patient there is no known cure for pan- Although the exact cause of and the stage of the disease. creatic cancer, the third most pancreatic cancer has not yet Also a factor is how the patient deadly cancer in the United been identified, certain risk fac- feels about the possible side States. Symptoms of pancre- tors are known. As you men- effects of a recommended atic cancer are so vague that tion, cigarette smoking is one treatment, and the likelihood they can be confused with a of the risk factors. So is a fam- that it will be helpful. range of other diseases and ily history of the disease, as Despite being a deadly cancer conditions. Because there is no well as repeated bouts of pan- in which survival rates have not reliable screening test at this creatitis, an inflammatory con- measurably improved in 40 time to catch pancreatic cancer dition in which the pancreatic years, pancreatic cancer has a in its earlier stages, it is often enzymes build up and begin to low profile. In our opinion, re- diagnosed only after it has digest the organ. Pancreatic search money directed to de- SUDOKU Daily Globe spread. cysts are also believed to be veloping a reliable screening Sudoku is a number-placing puzzle The pancreas is a spongy possible precursors of cancer. test for pancreatic cancer "Y$AVE'REEN based on a 9x9 grid with several given gland, about 6 to 10 inches We don't know of a connection should become a priority. numbers. The object is to place the long, wide at the head and nar- between eating raw beef and Eve Glazier, M.D., MBA, is an      numbers 1 to 9 in the empty squares row at the tail, with a shape this type of cancer. internist and associate profes- so that each row, each column and that has been compared to a When cancer develops in the sor of medicine at UCLA      each 3x3 box contains the same fish. Its job is to make enzymes pancreas, it interferes with the Health. Elizabeth Ko, M.D., is number only once. The difficulty level to help with digestion and hor- normal functioning of the an internist and assistant pro-   of the Conceptis Sudoku increases mones that play a role in the organ. This results in symp- fessor of medicine at UCLA from Monday to Saturday. regulation of blood sugar. The toms that can include pain in Health.)    pancreas is located in the the upper abdomen, fluid build- (Send your questions to ask- Answer to previous puzzle upper left part of the abdomen, up, nausea, weight loss, jaun- [email protected],   between the stomach and the dice, poor appetite, loose and or write: Ask the Doctors, c/o          spine. Also surrounding it are foul-smelling stools, or diar- Media Relations, UCLA Health,              the liver, spleen and small in- rhea. In some cases, the sud- 924 Westwood Blvd., Suite          testine, a location that adds to den onset of diabetes can be a 350, Los Angeles, CA, 90095.          the challenge of making an ac- symptom of pancreatic cancer. Owing to the volume of mail,   curate diagnosis when any- But as we mentioned before, personal replies cannot be pro-          thing goes wrong. the location of the pancreas, vided              The majority of the pancreas -- deep in the abdomen and amid COPYRIGHT 2018 UCLA          95 percent -- is devoted to tis- a cluster of other organs, HEALTH

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PARIS (AP) – A shooting in “I saw this video where the big the French city of Strasbourg tree, the mom decorates it, and killed four people and wound- the little tree, the kids get to deco- ed 11 others near a world- rate it,” she said, as her husband, famous Christmas market Jason Jimenez, snapped a photo of Tuesday, sparking a broad their toddler posing with a tiny lockdown and a search for the tree just his size. suspected gunman, who Christmas tree farmers across remained at large. the U.S. worry families like Villar- French prosecutors said a real’s are slowly dwindling. Artifi- terrorism investigation was cial trees, once crude imitations of opened, though authorities an evergreen, are now so realistic did not announce a motive for that it’s hard to tell they are fakes the bloodshed. The city is even though many are convenient- home to the European Parlia- ly pre-strung with lights and can ment, which was locked down fold up for storage at the push of a after the shooting. Associated Press button. It was unclear if the market IN THIS Thursday, Nov. 29 photo, Tommy Lee, a sixth-generation tree farmer at Lee Farms in Tualatin, Between 75 and 80 percent of – which was the nucleus of an Ore., helps Jason Jimenez and his sons carry the Douglas fir they selected off the tree lot. Christmas Americans who have a Christmas al-Qaida-linked plot in 2000 tree farmers nationwide are paying a fee to the Christmas Tree Promotion Board for each tree har- tree now have an artificial one, – was targeted. The prefect of vested to fund a social media ad campaign aimed at convincing young families to buy real trees and the $1 billion market for fake the Strasbourg region said the instead of artificial ones. trees is growing at about 4 percent suspect was previously a year – even though they can be farmers are increasingly worried no central clearinghouse or agen- consumers want to set their tree flagged as a possible extrem- reused again and again. that young adults starting their cy collecting that information. But up over Thanksgiving weekend ist. To combat this trend, Christ- own family traditions will opt for the National Christmas Tree Asso- and leave it up all the way until The gunman has been mas tree farmers have joined an artificial tree, costing farmers a ciation estimates about 25 million after New Year’s.” That’s safer identified and has a criminal forces as the Christmas Tree Pro- generation of customers, said evergreens are harvested each with an artificial tree, Harman record, according to Interior motion Board and are running a Marsha Gray, executive director of year – and presumably, most of said. Minister Christophe Castan- social media ad campaign this the Christmas Tree Promotion those are sold. Denise Shackleton got a real er. holiday season to tout the benefits Board, based in Michigan. Americans buy about 10 mil- tree each season before switching The death toll, first of a real evergreen. The campaign, “The target we’re talking about lion artificial trees each year, said to an artificial one. On a recent reported as one, rose to four called “It’s Christmas. Keep It right now is millennials: first Thomas “Mac” Harman, CEO of day, she was at an artificial tree by late Tuesday, according to Real!,” is funded by a 15-cent fee house, first baby. That’s kind of Balsam Hill, the leading retailer of outlet store in Burlingame, Cali- two police union officials. that tree farmers pay for each tree the decision-making time,” she artificial Christmas trees. Harman fornia, shopping for a new tree for One official, Stephane they harvest. said, adding that the videos show is also the president of the Ameri- herself and one for her daughter. Morisse of union FGP, told It’s a modern-day attempt at families cutting their own trees can Christmas Tree Association, “No one got as excited about a The Associated Press the such famous agricultural ad cam- and buying pre-cut trees from lots. which does not disclose its mem- real tree as me, but it was just too alleged shooter was wound- paigns as “Got Milk?” and “Beef. “We realize they may have bership but raised $70,000 in much work to put the real tree on ed by soldiers guarding the It’s What’s For Dinner.” never done this before. And we donations in 2016 for its work, my car, get it into the house – all market. A series of short movies on need to help them discover it and which includes touting artificial of that,” she said. “It’s totally for Gendarmes went to the Instagram and Facebook follow figure out how to include it in trees. convenience.” suspect’s home to arrest him real families as they hunt for the their holiday.” Most people buying artificial Harman says Christmas tree earlier Tuesday, before the perfect tree, cut it down and deco- It’s impossible to know exactly trees cite convenience, allergens farmers are overestimating the attack, but he wasn’t there, rate it. The target audience is the how many real Christmas trees and fire safety, he said. threat to their industry from arti- Morisse said. They found “millennial mom” because tree are sold each year because there is “We’re seeing a trend where ficial trees. explosive materials, he said. California Huawei CFO gets bail; China judge orders detains ex-Canadian diplomat VANCOUVER, British ter of the company’s porn star to Columbia (AP) – A Canadi- founder. an court granted bail on After three days of hear- pay Trump Tuesday to a top Chinese ings, a British Columbia executive arrested at the justice granted bail of $10 United States’ request in a million Canadian (US$7.5 legal fees case that has set off a diplo- million) to Meng, but LOS ANGELES (AP) – matic furor among the required her to wear an Porn star Stormy Daniels three countries and com- ankle bracelet, surrender must pay President Donald plicated high-stakes U.S.- her passports, stay in Van- Trump nearly $293,000 for China trade talks. couver and its suburbs and his attorneys’ fees and anoth- Hours before the bail confine herself to one of er $1,000 in sanctions after hearing in Vancouver, her two Vancouver homes her defamation suit against China detained a former from 11 p.m. to 6 a.m. him was dismissed, a federal Canadian diplomat in Bei- The decision was met judge in Los Angeles ordered jing in apparent retalia- with applause in the Tuesday. tion for the Dec. 1 arrest of packed courtroom, where Trump’s attorney, Charles Meng Wanzhou, chief members of Vancouver’s Harder, had requested nearly financial officer of Chi- Chinese community had $390,000 in fees and equal nese telecommunications turned out to show sup- amount in sanctions as a giant Huawei and daugh- port for Meng. deterrent against a “repeat filer Associated Press of frivolous defamation cases.” FIRST LADY Melania Trump speaks as she stands next to Santa during a Toys for Judge S. James Otero cut Tots event at Joint Base Anacostia-Bolling in Washington, Tuesday. the requested legal fees by 25 percent and awarded just $1,000 in sanctions. Melania Trump gives gifts at Otero previously noted that fees by Harder’s firm – as Marine Corps Reserve toy drive high as $840 an hour – were reasonable but the 580 hours WASHINGTON (AP) – Melania The first lady was seen drawing a spent on the case appeared Trump highlighted the spirit of giving snowman on her piece of construction excessive. Tuesday by sorting toys and making paper. If household tasks are more difficult to accomplish because Daniels alleges she had an Christmas cards for an annual toy drive “Don’t forget the carrot,” she told a affair with Trump in 2006 held by the U.S. Marine Corps Reserve. girl. of health or mobility issues — count on the team at Avanti and was paid $130,000 as The first lady said she had been look- The White House said Mrs. Trump Home Care. You might just need a little assistance once or part of a nondisclosure agree- ing forward to the Toys for Tots event all was donating 100 books to a companion twice a week, or you may need daily help with housekeep- ment days before the 2016 year. The charity collects new toys and Toys for Tots literacy program. She also ing, preparing and cooking meals, or personal care. presidential election. She distributes them to needy children at gave the children coloring books and • Light Housekeeping • Personal Care sued him for defamation after Christmas. White House candies stashed inside he dismissed her claims of “I have been looking forward to this white tote bags labeled “Be Best” - the • Companionship • Meal Preparation being threatened to keep event ever since last year’s ended,” Mrs. name of her child welfare initiative - and • Transportation • Medication Reminders quiet about the tryst as a Trump said. “As a mother, I feel children delivered by Santa Claus. • 24-Hour Care • Respite Care “total con job.” The judge are the most precious gift of all. They Retired Lt. Gen. Henry Osman, presi- threw out the case in October. provide so much joy in life.” She added dent and CEO of the Marine Toys for Daniels’ attorney, Michael that her “mission” as first lady is to Tots Foundation, said there’s greater Avenatti, tweeted Tuesday’s “shine a light” on programs that provide demand for toys this year after the dev- order “will never hold up on children with opportunities to succeed. astating California wildfires and hurri- appeal.” “I believe in the good work that Toys canes in Florida and the Carolinas. In a statement he predicted for Tots is doing,” the first lady said. Osman said the foundation would meet Daniels “will never have to Dozens of children from military fam- the demand through the generosity of pay a dime” because she will ilies joined her at a Washington-area mil- the American people and the work of the receive far more – $1 million itary base to sort scores of toys, includ- Marines and their thousands of volun-  – from Trump for attorneys’ ing dolls, cars, games, stuffed animals teers.  fees and other costs related to and other gifts into boxes labeled “Girls” He called the first lady “our No. 1 vol- a separate lawsuit Daniels and “Boys.” The job lasted a few minutes unteer.” Avanti Home Care allows you to concentrate on taking care of brought in Los Angeles over and then everyone sat down to make “What a champ she has been,” the most important things in your life, and rely on our team to the non-disclosure agreement. Christmas cards. Osman said. help with all the other things. If you need or desire help at home — tell your family and primary care provider that you Vote more consensus product” of families who have been last 25, 30 years.” want Avanti Home Care. Why? Because you deserve the best! after Cruz’s tweaks were suffering as a result of this The bill has been a pri-  In addition to non-medical services for those living accepted and he broken system.” He said ority for Trump’s son-in-  From page 2 announced his support. many of the bill’s beneficia- law, Jared Kushner, who in their own home, Avanti Home Care also provides nursing and rehabilitative services including: “There are far too many “We’re going to have a ries would be African- has worked behind the  young black men who find lot of people on board,” American. scenes with supportive • Skilled Nursing  themselves incarcerated for Paul said. “And it’s the Booker said the bill isn’t Republican senators over • Certified Home Health Aide years or even decades right thing to do.” “all the way there” in terms the last two years and  • Physical and Occupational Therapy based on nonviolent drug Democratic Sen. Cory of the sentencing reforms pushed Trump to support   offenses.” Booker of New Jersey, a that he and other it. It was also a top issue for Provided by Great Northern Rehab A Division of Avanti Health Systems Republican Sen. Rand leading proponent of the Democrats would have former President Barack WWW.HOMECAREWI.COM Paul of Kentucky, another bill, said if the legislation is liked, but it would “take a Obama, who had hoped to supporter, said he thinks passed, it will have “a pro- step in the right direction see the bill become law 110 IRON STREET, HURLEY, WI 54534 (715) 561-3206 • (800) 627-7032 the legislation became “a found effect on thousands and correct the ills of the before he left office.