MDNR Steps up Snowmobile Patrols Fever, and the Real Question for by RALPH ANSAMI Mits, Failure to Affix Registra- the Ontonagon County Sheriff’S His Yard

Snowy wedding day for Bulls Ironwood couple loving life in the Northwoods says “I do.” 906-932-1830 Ironwood, MI WEDDING DAY • 8 DAILY GLOBE Saturday, January 27, 2018 Mostly cloudy yourdailyglobe.com | High: 28 | Low: 12 | Details, page 2 Michigan flu MONTREAL RIVER season may be hitting peak The flu is hitting hard across the nation, and Michigan has been no exception. Schools on the west side of the state report many student absences and health facilities across that region are flooded with patients exhibiting flu-like symptoms. A laboratory at the University of Michigan School of Public Health that records flu data for the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention has been busy keeping up with an abundance of samples. International flu expert Arnold Monto, a U-M professor of epidemiology and global public health, said Michigan and the rest of the country may continue to see flu in the months ahead. In a prepared video, Monto Ralph Ansami/Daily Globe said Michigan’s flu cases seem to THE WEST branch of the Montreal River flows ice-free under U.S. 2 in Kimball, Wis., Friday afternoon, a rare sight for late January. be near a peak, however, and the Temperatures reached the mid 40s on the Gogebic Range as winds of 20 miles per hour gusted to 30 mph, causing some drifting outbreak hasn’t been as bad is in and melting on a sunny day that felt a lot like spring. some other states that haven’t been able to handle the sheer volume of flu cases they are experi- encing. He said the flu comes on sud- denly, usually with a cough and MDNR steps up snowmobile patrols fever, and the real question for By RALPH ANSAMI mits, failure to affix registra- the Ontonagon County Sheriff’s his yard. The dogs chased a the sick person is whether to [email protected] tions and trail permits, along Department with a snowmobile young deer, causing it to run seek treatment or not. He said The Michigan Department of with careless operations of that caught fire. By the time the into a fence and injure itself. the elderly and children with Natural Resources has been snowmobiles. officers arrived, the fire was out The deer had to be dis- asthma are most susceptible to working snowmobile patrols DNR conservation officer and the only thing left of the patched. Enforcement action the flu, but advises everyone to that began with the New Year’s Ethen Mapes worked a holiday snowmobile was the frame and was taken on the individual for receive annual flu shots. weekend, when the Ironwood weekend snowmobile patrol engine block. dogs chasing wildlife and the Monto cautions the flu season area experienced two fatalities. and targeted snowmobilers The owner-operator was not deer was given to a family in can extend into April or early MDNR Sgt. Grant Emery, for- who were driving carelessly injured. need. May, although this winter the merly of Bessemer, worked and not stopping at stop signs CO Shannon Kritz coordi- Kritz and Sgt. Marc Pomroy Michigan outbreak may be peak- snowmobile activity in the Por- before crossing the roadways. nated with the Gogebic County conducted an ice fishing patrol ing now. —Ralph Ansami cupine Mountains State Park, Mapes issued four careless Sheriff’s Department to gather to check whitefish anglers in according to a Dec. 31-Jan. 13 operation of snowmobile cita- information on the two fatal Iron County. A check of one report from the DNR. tions and one snowmobile snowmobile accidents that group found suspicious activity. Trail conditions were “near recreational trespass citation occurred over the holiday week- Further investigation found evi- perfect” because of a large that weekend. end. dence to lead the COs to discov- amount of snowfall and snow- A common theme in fatal Kritz also responded to a er a gill net set under the ice New faces at mobilers flocked to the park. crashes this year in both Wis- Report All Poaching complaint between the two anglers’ ice Emery took enforcement action consin and Michigan has been about a person who let his dogs shacks. Approximately 35 feet for failure to register snowmo- excessive speed. out of his house before checking of gill net was seized and both Wakefield post biles, no snowmobile trail per- CO Brian Lasanen assisted to see if there were any deer in individuals were cited. By RICHARD JENKINS [email protected] WAKEFIELD — The Michigan HEART HEALTH State Police’s Wakefield Post has MSU-Extension some new faces patrolling the roads, as two troopers joined the LLW hosts teams with Ironwood post in the past few months. Trooper Alexander Sackmann health, Aspirus for diabetes joined the post in early wellness fair workshop D e c e m b e r , By IAN MINIELLY while trooper [email protected] Rick Sebring By RICHARD JENKINS joined in early [email protected] IRONWOOD — The Michigan November. IRONWOOD — Those attend- State University Extension office Sackmann, ing the basketball game Thurs- in Bessemer, in conjunction with a Bessemer day night at Luther L. Wright K- Aspirus Ironwood Hospital, will native, said it 12 School may not have expected host a Dining With Diabetes is nice to be it, but they had the opportunity workshop, designed for people Alexander able to serve to learn about the importance of with diabetes and their family Sackmann in his own healthy living as the Ironwood members. community. Area Schools hosted its inaugural The MSU-E office said the “I really feel like I get to help health and wellness fair the same four-class series — beginning Feb. people I know, kind of paying night. 27 at 11 a.m. — includes diabetes back the community — they The event was organized by education, cooking demonstra- helped pick me up and raised some of the students in the Goge- tions, and tasting of healthy me, and now I get to give back a bic-Ontonagon Intermediate foods. After each lesson, mem- little bit and help them out,” School District’s Certified Nurs- bers of the class are provided S a c k m a n n ing Assistant program, with the recipes and greater knowledge said. help of district staff. about how to manage diabetes in He came to “It’s all about heart health, their daily lives. the post fol- (that’s) the overarching theme,” MSU-E dietician Anna Mooi is lowing his Amanda Sprague, the GOISD’s teaching the course to better g r a d u a t i o n CNA instructor said. “So ‘pro- enable the diabetics and their from the mote, protect, prevent’ is their families to cook healthier meals, MSP’s training theme.” to complement diabetes manage- academy, a The students worked with ment, but the course is limited to 26-week pro- Food Service Director Mary the first 16 registered people. gram dealing Hampston Kusz, gym teacher Mooi said each class will with a range Ceci Aho and a variety of other Richard Jenkins/Daily Globe teach: IRONWOOD JUNOR Hayley Jarocki demonstrates the of topics — Rick relevant community organiza- —How to prepare healthy importance of good dental hygiene and how it can relate i n c l u d i n g Sebring tions to put on the fair. meals using less fat. The event included tables to heart health Thursday during the Ironwood Schools’ —How to make meals using inaugural health and wellness fair at Luther L. Wright K- 12 School. TROOPERS — page 5 WELLNESS — page 5 DIABETES — page 5 TODAY INDEX Mostly cloudy — Details, page 2 Business ...... 17 75 cents Classifieds . . . . .15-17 Friday Today’s records Snowfall Comics ...... 14 Vol. 99, No. 57 High 45 High 48 (1973) 24 hours to 7 a.m. Community ...... 3 Low 31 Low -33 (1997) Friday none Snow depth 18 in. Obituaries ...... 2 Year ago today Precipitation Season total 110.2 in. Opinion ...... 4 High 29 24 hours to 7 a.m. Last year 80 in. Low 18 Friday none Sports ...... 11-12 l 2 SATURDAY, JANUARY 27, 2018 AREA / STATE THE DAILY GLOBE • YOURDAILYGLOBE.COM FIVE-DAY FORECASTFO ORECAST FOR IRONWOODIR RONWOOD Obituaries TODAY SUNDAYY MONDAY TUESDAYTUESSDAY WEDNESDAY Paul Eugene Salonen DULUTH, Minn. — Paul Eugene Minn., and Troy Salonen, 70, of Bergland, Mich., (Rebecca), of Eau Few Snow w Few Snow Few SnowS Few Snow Mostly Cloudy passed away on Jan. 22, 2018 in Claire, Wis.; his Showerss Showers ShowersShowwers Showers Duluth, after a brief illness. three grandchildren, 28° 12° 16° 3°3 11° 1° 20° 10° 29° 3° Paul was born on March 17, 1947, to Gabriel, Grayson, Ernest and Ida Salonen and attended and Weston; his sis- Winds: Winds: Winds: Winds:Winnds: Winds: Bergland Community Schools, gradu- ter, Kay, of Coving- 1155 mmphph WWSWSW 66-9-9 mmphph N 8 mphmph NNWW 66-13-13 mphmph S 1144 mmphph WWSWSW ating in the summer of 1965. He enlist- ton, Mich., and his Ontonagon LOCALL OUTLOOK ed in the United States Air Force later brothers-in-law, Ken- 30/18 that year, and was stationed at Loring neth (Linda) Todayy we will see mostly cloudy Air Force Base in northeastern Maine Paul Eugene Worachek and Larry Bergland skies with a slight g chance of snow Salonen 28/15 showers,showeers, high temperature of 28°, for the duration of his service. He mar- (Judy) Worachek, as Wakefield 1947 — 2018 Ironwood humidityhumiddity of 70%. West southwest ried the former Karen Worachek, a well as four nieces Saxon 26/13 28/12 Marenisco wind 15 mph. The record high woman he long chased but could (Debra, Penny, 29/14 temperaturetempeerature for today is 48° set 27/13 Bessemer in 1973.197 73. never quite catch until, as he often Diana, and Tammy) Upson Hurley 26/12 Watersmeet said, “Air Force basic training made and seven nephews, 28/12 28/12 27/13 SUNS AND MOON him lean and mean,” on May 25, 1968, (Ernest, Eugene, Mercer and they made their home in Bergland Ronald, William, 28/11 Manitowish after completing his service commit- Veteran Harold Jr., Chris, 29/12 SunriseSunri ...... se ...... 7:29 a.m. Minocqua SunsetSunse ...... et ...... 4:57 p.m. ment in January of 1969, eventually and Aaron) and 30/11 MoonriseMoon ...... nrise ...... 1:11 p.m. welcoming two sons, Eric, in 1974, and great-nieces and nephews, other MoonsetMoon ...... nset...... 3:22 a.m. Troy, in 1979. Paul was employed by extended family, and many friends. 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y l t c e r i d directly s y a r rays s ' n u s sun's e h T The : r e w s n A This gives a temperature of what ththe he air feels like on the skin. Answer: table laugh. the family. Paul’s family would like to He will be forever missed by his lov- extend a special thanks to the staff at ing family. St. Luke’s Medical Center in Duluth Senate passes Corey Adams Searchlight Act; Paul is survived by his wife, Karen, for their wonderful and compassion- and his sons, Eric (Jackie), of Blaine, ate care of their husband and father. enacts Green Alert for missing veterans MADISON, Wis. —‚ Wis- stituent of mine who days after his initial disap- Virginia Bee (Chouinard) Ferkovich consin State Sen. LaTonya passed away last year after pearance, Corey Adams’ Johnson said Friday, “Wis- going missing for 18 days. body was recovered from DE PERE, Wis. — Virginia Bee band, Clifford Gertz; Arley, and her consinites are familiar with When Corey went miss- a pond in Dineen Park, (Chouinard) Ferkovich passed away husband, Charley Boggetto, a nephew, Amber and Silver Alerts, ing, his family knew that just one mile from his peacefully in the morning hours of Eugene Boggetto, a sister-in-law, which signal to law something was wrong— mother’s home. This out- enforcement and members Corey had left his eye- come could have been Jan. 15, 2018. Dorothy Chouinard, and a very special of the community that a glasses, phone, money, avoided if the public had The daughter of Louis J. and Arley L aunt, Evelyn Lonson. child or elderly person has and medications at his been enlisted in the (Rund) Chouinard, Virginia was born In the profound words of her great- gone missing. The bill parent’s home, where he search for Corey sooner. on Sept. 9, 1934, in Ironwood, Mich. granddaughter, Allison, “Now Grand- passed by the Senate today, was last seen. “When an at-risk veter- She attended and graduated from the ma can have all of her memories known as the Corey Adams “Despite his family fil- an goes missing at home, it Ironwood Area Schools system. back.” Searchlight Act, gives us ing a missing person should be all of our jobs to On July 16, 1955, she married Per Virginia’s wishes, cremation has the tools we need to offer report within hours of his assist with the search how- Robert J. Ferkovich. He survives. Also taken place. Ryan Funeral Home, De aid when a veteran goes disappearance, it took ever we can. By creating the surviving are two daughters, Roberta Pere, is assisting the family. There will missing.” eight days before he was Green Alert, we are honor- (Gary) Mack and Jules Ann (Denis) be no services. A private graveside ser- Johnson said, “The bill determined to meet the ing Corey’s memory and Schadrie, both of De Pere. She is fur- vice will take place at a later date. is named for a Milwaukee critical missing criteria by working to prevent other Air Force Veteran and con- the police. On April 7, 18 tragedies,” Johnson said. ther survived by her grandchildren, The family wishes to extend their Robert and Nicholas Schadrie, Tina, sincere and most grateful thanks to Hallie and Matthew Gerovac and four the staff at Grancare Nursing Center beautiful great-grandchildren, Allison, and Unity Hospice. Your compassion Erik, Corey and Emily. and care for Virginia was never unno- She is further survived by a brother, ticed and will never be forgotten. Spe- Louis J. Chouinard, and a sister, Carol cial thanks to Sister Marguerite Rollo (Raymond) Peterson, and many won- for her endless hours of time and derful nieces, nephews and their fami- prayers with Virginia. itÄxÇà|ÇxËáitÄxÇà|ÇxËá WtçWtç lies. Expressions of sympathy can be Preceding her in death were her made to Unity Hospice or the charity parents, a sister, Jean, and her hus- of your choice. |á|áTe l ltÄÄ tÄÄ u s y o u rtuÉâàtuÉâà TRUE Love Story! Richard ‘Dick’ Williams The best story will IRON RIVER, Mich. — Richard Wilhelmina, brothers, “Dick” Williams, 70, of Iron River, James (Nancy receive a special passed away Tuesday, Jan. 16, 2018. Williams), Thomas He was born May 8, 1947, to Tory Williams, Lawrence valentine gift package Williams and Lillian Poler. He joined (Jackie) Williams, Milan Williams and the Army, serving from 1966 to 1969. from local merchants. Warren Williams, sis- It was his great honor to serve his ters, Gertrude country. McGeshick, Linda Entries of 400 words or less will be judged by the Daily Globe staff. Richard worked for Lac Vieux Williams, Lucy The winning entry along with a photo of the couple and expanded Desert Tribe for over 36 years in many Williams and Joann interview will be published in the February 14th issue of the different administrative roles. He was Richard ‘Dick’ Williams, as well as a a soft-spoken and gentle man, always Williams large number of heart- Daily Globe. Couple must still be together and must both be 1947 — 2018 willing to help anyone who needed broken nieces, over 21 years old. Entry deadline is noon on Friday, Feb. 2, 2018. assistance of any kind. He had a great nephews, family and Please mail your entry to “It’s All About Love,” love for his community and culture. friends. Richard had a great sense of humor Richard was pre- P.O. Box 548, Ironwood, MI 49938 or ceded in death by email: [email protected] and tremendous love for his family. He was very active in pow-wows. Richard his parents, brother, Tory; sisters, Loretta also loved to golf, cook and watch Veteran One Dozen Roses $25 Dining Certificate Two Movies sports. Williams, Alice May Lutey’s Flower Shop Tacconelli’s Bessemer with candy In 2002, Richard married the for- and Mable & Greenhouse Family Video Williams; four infant Carry Out mer Jennifer Schmidt. Together they Dine In - made their home in Iron River. siblings and three He is survived by his wife, Jennifer, infant sons. children, Stephen, Philip, Nicole and Services were held on Friday, Jan. Gabe, grandchildren Richard, Mau- 19. The Cane Funeral Home of Bruce rice, Liberty, Dominick, Jor’El and Crossing is assisting the family.

Teddy Bear and Basic Manicure 2 - Half Hour Rayleen at Klassy Kuts Ruth E. Perry Box of Chocolates located in Greta’s Hallmark Massages For reprints or Greta’s Hallmark Tamarack Retreat RAMSAY, Mich. — Ruth E. Perry, 94, a long-time lamination services, Therapeutic Massage resident of Ramsay, passed away Friday morning, contact the Daily Jan. 26, 2018. Globe at 906-932- Funeral arrangements have been entrusted to Jer- 2211 ald Rocco, owner and manager of Lakeside Memori- al Chapel Inc., in Wakefield, who will release a complete obituary notice later. l THE DAILY GLOBE • YOURDAILYGLOBE.COM COMMUNITY SATURDAY, JANUARY 27, 2018 3 DISTRACTED DRIVING State urges safe baby sleeping LANSING – In an effort suffocation,” said Lynette to reduce sleep-related Biery, director of MDHHS’s infant deaths in the state, Bureau of Family Health the Michigan Department Services. “Ensuring that of Health and Human Ser- everyone who cares for an vices is urging parents and infant has a safe sleep envi- caregivers to follow safe ronment and follows safe sleeping practices with sleep practices will help babies in their care. eliminate preventable Michigan’s infant mor- infant deaths and keep tality rate is higher than babies safe and healthy.” the national average, with Sleep-related infant 6.8 deaths per 1,000 live deaths are those that births compared to the involve unsafe sleep envi- national rate of 5.9 deaths ronments, including the in 2015. A major contribu- use of soft bedding; articles tor to that rate is sleep- in the crib, such as toys or related infant deaths, the blankets; infant sleeping in cause of death for 159 an adult bed or on a couch infants in 2015. or sofa chair; infant sleep- Gov. Rick Snyder has ing with another adult or identified the reduction of child; or an infant sleeping infant mortality as a top on their stomach or side. priority in his plan to make To reduce these types of Michigan a healthier state, infant deaths, parents and and a key part of that plan caregivers should follow is the reduction of sleep- the American Academy of Submitted photo related infant deaths. Pediatrics guidelines to VOLUNTEERS FROM Ontonagon Area Schools are charged with a month-long project to raise awareness of the “A baby dies nearly create safe sleep environ- hazards of distracted driving. The school is preparing for the start of the third “Don’t be Distracted” safe driving every other day in Michi- ments for infants: campaign. Details about the activities planned for the campaign will be released on Wednesday. This year’s gan due to an unsafe sleep Place infants on their team includes, from left, Breanna Lammers, Ariel Voldarski, Natasha Pantti, Noah Linczeski, Taylor Goard, Hai- environment,” said First back— in a crib, bassinet or ley Thomas and Megan Dickow. The program is funded by a grant from the state of Michigan’s Strive 4 a Safer Lady Sue Snyder, a long- pack-n-play every sleep Drive project. time champion of this time. issue. “As a state, we need Use a firm mattress to do everything we can to with— a tightly fitted sheet. School lunch menus reduce these preventable Keep soft objects or deaths for the sake of loose— bedding out of the Michigan’s children and crib, including pillows, Area schools have announced berry cream cheese pastry. Lunch: omelet. Lunch: Tangerine chick- families, and I look for- blankets and bumper pads. menus for the week of Jan. 29- Riblets and butter noodles. en, rice. ward to continuing this Do not use wedges or Feb. 2. All meals are served with Friday: Breakfast: Chocolate Wednesday: Breakfast: Cini critical work.” positioners.— milk. chip muffins. Lunch: Beefy cheesy mini. Lunch: Pasty, coleslaw. As part of that effort, Avoid covering the nachos. Thursday: Breakfast: Cereal. MDHHS recently complet- infant’s— head or overheat- Bessemer Monday: Salisbury steak, Lunch: Chicken nuggets, mashed ed the report “Infant Safe ing. Ironwood mashed potatoes. Monday: Deluxe cheeseburg- potatoes and gravy. Sleep in Michigan: A Com- AAP also recommends Tuesday: Pasty. ers. Friday: Breakfast: Blueberry prehensive Look at Sleep- infants sleep in the same Wednesday: Swiss steak on Tuesday: Buffalo chicken ten- muffin. Lunch: Pizza or salad bar. Related Deaths.” This room as parents - but not pretzel bun. ders, potatoes. marks the first time Michi- in the same bed - for at Wakefield-Marenisco Thursday: Corn dogs and veg- Wednesday: Beefy cheesy Monday: Deep dish pizza. gan has compiled data, least the first six months of gies. nachos, fixings. Tuesday: Cheeseburger and research and information their lives and breastfeed- Friday: Bacon, egg and cheese Thursday: Sub sandwiches and curly fries. regarding local and ing, as they are associated bosco. fixings, baby carrots. Wednesday: Taco wrap. statewide safe sleep initia- with preventing sleep-relat- Friday: Pizza, celery sticks, Thursday: Chicken tenders and tives into one comprehen- ed infant death. Ewen-Trout Creek Monday: Meatballs and pineapple. baked beans. sive document. To learn more on infant mashed potatoes. Friday: Barbecue ribs, butter “Safe sleep practices safe sleep, visit Mercer Tuesday: Grilled cheese sand- Monday: Breakfast: Cereal and noodles. prevent accidental infant Michigan.gov/safesleep. wiches, tomato soup. muffin. Lunch: French toast, Wednesday: Boneless chicken sausage and hash browns Monday:Watersmeet Chicken noodle soup, Briefs wings, fries. Tuesday: Breakfast: Oatmeal. ham and cheese sandwiches, veg- Thank you Thursday: Ham and cheese Lunch: Chicken patty, green gie sticks. Iron County zone wraps, tri patties. beans. Tuesday: Au gratin potatoes council to meet to all who Friday: Pepperoni pizza, veg- Wednesday: Breakfast: Break- with ham, broccoli. came to gies. fast nuggets. Lunch: Grilled Wednesday: Hamburger or HURLEY – The Iron cheese sandwiches, tomato soup. cheeseburger, french fries, pick- our Dad’s Hurley County Development Zone Monday: Breakfast: Cinnamon Thursday: Breakfast: Bagels. les, fruit. Council will meet Thurs- celebration of swirl french toast. Lunch: Sloppy Lunch: Scalloped potatoes with Thursday: No report. day, Feb. 8, at 5:30 p.m. in life and for joes and chips. ham. Friday: No report. the county board room. Tuesday: Breakfast: Breakfast Friday: Breakfast: Cinnamon the cards. Mellen tacos. Lunch: Popcorn chicken rolls. Lunch: Brats and hot dogs, Monday: Hambugers w/fixings. Human Services Your kindness and cheddar spuds. baked beans. Tuesday: Tacos w/fixings. meets Monday Wednesday: Breakfast: Hurley Wednesday: Ravioli, carrots, is appreciated. bacon and egg pride muffin Monday:Ontonagon Breakfast: Oatmeal cottage cheese. HURLEY– Iron County Lunch: Meatballs and gravy over bar. Lunch: Cuban sandwich on Thursday: Chicken patty on Human Services board Branden and noodles. bun. bun, wild rice. meets Monday at 3 p.m., Scotti Hultman Thursday: Breakfast: Straw- Tuesday: Breakfast: Cheese Friday: Pulled pork on bun. and the meeting is open to the public. and family Community calendar Start Super Football Weekend Email calendar items and Third Ave. North, Hurley. 715- p.m., Iron County courthouse. Assembly 471, 6 p.m. busi- with a stop at community news to 561-2695. Wednesday, Jan. 31 ness meeting, KC Hall, Iron- [email protected]. Overeaters Anonymous, wood. LOAD UP ON... For more information, call 906- 5 p.m., All Saints Lutheran Alcoholics Anonymous, LOAD UP ON... Christian Men of the 932-2211. Church, Wakefield. 6:30 p.m., First Presbyterian HoHomemadememade Dips Alcoholics Anonymous, 6 Northland, 6:30 a.m., Uptown Church, Hurley. area74.org. Saturday, Jan. 27 p.m., Our Lady of Peace Cafe, Ironwood. Knights of Columbus Specialty Meat Cuts Catholic Church, Ironwood. Alcoholics Anonymous, Council 1396, 6:30 p.m. busi- Community Pickleball area74.org. open meeting, noon, Salem ness meeting, KC Hall, Iron- Stuffed Mushrooms Paddlers, 2-5 p.m., Mercer Harbortown AA, 7:30 p.m. Lutheran Church, Ironwood. wood. Steak, Brats and School gymnasium. 715-776- EDT, Ontonagon United area74.org. Government Open 7 Days a Week: 4588. A Healthier You, noon to 1 Methodist Church basement, Ironwood Planning Com- Much More! 7AM-9PM MECCA Candlelight Ski & next to Holiday gas station, p.m., Wakefield Municipal mission, 5 p.m., meeting, Snowshoe, 5-8 p.m., MECCA Ontonagon. area74.org. Building. Conference Room 1, second ! Chalet, 4686N Fierick Road, Government DOVE Support Group, floor, Memorial Building, Iron- he cheese Mercer. noon-2 p.m. 906-932-4990. orget t Check Out Iron County Human Ser- wood. Don’t f mport Community Night Meal vices Board, 3 p.m., county Ironwood-Hurley Rotary Bessemer Recreation ge selection of i Our Craft Bee Free Supper, 5-6 p.m., Apos- board room. Club, 12:15 p.m., Elk and Committee, 5:30 p.m., DDA Hu r tolic Lutheran Church, Aurora Ironwood City Commis- Hound Restaurant, Ironwood. office, City Hall, Bessemer. and Wisconsin cheeses Display Street, Ironwood. sion and Planning Commis- Iron County Veterans Ser- Alcoholics Anonymous, 7 sion listening session on vice Officer, 1-3 p.m., Mercer, Friday, Feb. 2 p.m., Salem Lutheran Church, medical marijuana facilities, Wis., Town Hall. 715-561- Ironwood. area74.org. 6 p.m, Women’s Club Room, 2190. Mercer Cribbage, 9:30- Sunday, Jan. 28 Memorial Building. Mercer Health and Well- 11:30 a.m., Mercer Senior Western U.P. Board of ness Pickleball, 3-6 p.m., Center. Mercer Community Center. Double Trouble, 11 a.m.- White Thunder Riders Health, 6 p.m. EST, Western Superior Snowshoe Walk, 12:30 p.m., Serenity Center, open house, noon-3 p.m., U.P. Health Department, Han- 6:30 p.m., Miner’s Park Trail. Ironwood. 4610 County C, Hurley. cock. Adult Children of Alco- Mercer Food Pantry, Alcoholics Anonymous, 1 Tuesday, Jan. 30 holics, 7 p.m., Samaritan noon-1 p.m., Railroad Street, p.m., closed meeting, Salem Counseling, Ironwood. Mercer, Wis. Emergencies: Lutheran Church, Ironwood. Pickleball, 10 a.m. to Narcotics Anonymous, 7 715-476-7655. Mercer Health and Well- noon, Ironwood Memorial p.m., Salem Lutheran Church, Alcoholics Anonymous/ ness Pickleball, 3-6 p.m., Building. Ironwood. area74.org. Al-Anon, noon, Salem Luther- Mercer Community Center. Gogebic County Veterans Alcoholics Anonymous, an Church, Ironwood. Narcotics Anonymous, 7 Service Officer, 9:30-11:30 7:30 p.m., Sharon Lutheran area74.org. p.m., Wesley United Methodist a.m., Ironwood Memorial Church, Bessemer. Harbortown AA, 7:30 p.m. Church, Ironwood. Building. 906-667-1110. area74.org. EDT, Ontonagon United Alcoholics Anonymous, Alcoholics Anonymous, Methodist Church basement, 7:30 p.m., Sharon Lutheran noon, Salem Lutheran Church, Thursday, Feb. 1 next to Holiday gas station, Church, Bessemer. Ironwood. area74.org. Ontonagon. area74.org. area74.org. Hurley Strong Women Pickleball, 10 a.m. to Alcoholics Anonymous, Senior Games, 11:30 a.m., class, 4-5 p.m., Iron County noon, Ironwood Memorial 7:30 p.m., Our Lady of Peace Mercer Community Center, Aging Unit, Building. Catholic Church, Ironwood. 715-476-2564 or 715-476- Alcoholics Anonymous, 7 Gogebic County Veter- area74.org 2601. p.m., Episcopal Church of the ans Service Officer, 10:30- . 11:30 a.m., Wakefield City Saturday, Feb. 3 Monday, Jan. 29 Transfiguration, Ironwood. area74.org. Hall; 1-2 p.m., Watersmeet Township; 2:45-3:15 p.m., Resume Workshop, 10 Iron County Food Pantry, Ironwood Kiwanis Club, Marenisco Township. 906-667- a.m., Bessemer Public Library, 9 a.m.-4 p.m., 72 Michigan noon, Elk and Hound. 1110. 906-667-0404. Ave., Montreal, Wis. 715-561- Life Support Group, 6:30 Alcoholics Anonymous, Community Pickleball 4450. p.m., Woodland Church, Iron- noon, Salem Lutheran Church, Paddlers, 2-5 p.m., Mercer Mercer Tai Chi for Health wood. Ironwood. area74.org. School gym. 715-776-4588. and Balance class, 9 a.m., Government Open Community Dinner, Candelit Snowshoe, 5:30- Mercer Community Center. Gogebic Community Col- 5-6 p.m., Wakefield Methodist 7:30 p.m., Presque Isle Nature Finnish American lege Board, 4:30 p.m., room Church, Putnam Ave., Wake- Trail. Women’s Auxiliary, 10 a.m., B-22, Jacob Solin Business field, 906-667-0230. Alcoholics Anonymous, 7 Little Finland, Kimball, Wis. Center, GCC. ReGeneration Youth, p.m., Salem Lutheran Church, Alcoholics Anonymous, Gogebic County Brown- 5:30-6:45 p.m., ages 10-11; Ironwood. area74.org. noon, Salem Lutheran Church, field Redevelopment Author- Relentless Youth, 7-9 p.m., Ironwood. area74.org. ity, 4:30 p.m., public hearing ages 12-18; Lighthouse Faith Sunday, Feb. 4 Iron County Mobile Food on Gogebic Range Bank Center, Ironwood. Pantry, noon-1:30 p.m., Iron Bessemer project and meet- Knights of Columbus Alcoholics Anonymous, 1 County Recycling/Iron County ing, courthouse, Bessemer. Fourth Degree Pere Menard p.m., closed meeting, Salem Forestry Parking Lot, 606-607 Iron County Board, 6 Lutheran Church, Ironwood. l 4 SATURDAY, JANUARY 27, 2018 OPINION THE DAILY GLOBE • YOURDAILYGLOBE.COM Shutdowns harm both parties DAILY GLOBE If the recent brief government the votes to make anything happen. shutdown accomplished nothing Meanwhile, the top trending else, it sent Donald Trump into hashtag pushed by Russian bots on Sue Mizell, Publisher hiding for three days, no small bless- Twitter was #SchumerShutdown. Larry Holcombe, Managing Editor ing. Trump’s Kremlin supporters have a Somebody convinced him that strong interest in promoting ethnic golfing in Florida would look bad, Gene and racial discord in the U.S. They and his minders didn’t trust him to Lyons hope to use the DACA, or “Dream- do any actual negotiating, so the ers,” issue to divide and weaken the In Their Opinion president holed up in the White country. So do hardline anti-immi- House watching TV and yakking on grant Republicans, such as White Ryan refuses to call the phone. Incidentally, can’t Mela- House aide Stephen Miller and a nia do something about his low-rent they couldn’t possibly win – pretty minority of GOP hotheads in the out Trump’s racism habit of wearing a hat in the house? much as the party’s embittered left- House. Assuming that she’s even talking to wing now insists minority leader But they haven’t got the votes Donald Trump is a racist, as he has repeatedly the big dope in the wake of this Sen. Chuck Schumer should have either. Not even close. Indeed, even demonstrated. The controversy surrounding his porn star business in The Wall Street done. the most recent Fox News poll recent remarks regarding immigration policy high- Journal. New York Times columnist shows 83 percent of Americans sup- lights the extent of his racism. Much of the media Anyway, if I want to see a count- Michelle Goldberg led the charge. port granting permanent resident focus with regard to those remarks was on the vile down clock in the corner of the “‘Make no mistake: Schumer and status to the “Dreamers” – young language he reportedly used in decrying immigration screen, I’ll watch a ballgame. The TV Dems caved,’ tweeted Fox News’ Brit workers, students and soldiers – from Haiti, El Salvador and African nations. But the news networks’ turning congression- Hume. ‘What a political fiasco.’ It brought to the U.S. illegally by their far more telling aspect of Trump’s ranting and raving al politics into ratings-building melo- makes me sick to say it,” Goldberg parents as small children. was the juxtaposition of the president’s open disdain drama, complete with good guys, wrote, “but he’s right.” Would even Trump be willing to for immigration from countries where the vast major- bad guys and manufactured sus- Goldberg also quoted one Ezra start deporting these young Ameri- ity of the people are black or brown with his enthu- pense, definitely ain’t helping. It Levin, identified as the co-founder of cans to countries they’ve never siasm for immigration from overwhelmingly white rewards dogmatism over pragma- a left-wing advocacy group modeled known starting next March? It’s hard Norway. tism, reducing complex issues to a on the Tea Party. “It’s Senator to imagine. Indeed, compromise Trump’s constant apologists – who, in so many simple game with clear-cut winners Schumer’s job as minority leader to DACA legislation passed the Senate senses, are more troublesome than this unstable and losers. keep his caucus together and stand in 2013, and will almost surely pass president – made the usual excuses. That’s what the NFL playoffs are up for progressive values and he again unless Senate Majority Leader That was bad enough. for. But it’s basically the opposite of failed to do it,” Levin said. “He led McConnell goes back on his word in But the most unsettling responses were those of what the Founders intended the U.S. them off a cliff. They caved.” the glare of the spotlight Schumer’s the Republican career politicians who obliquely rec- Senate to be. Sure, Election Day can But probably because I spend compromise has put him in. ognized that Trump had said something horrible but be exciting, but the shutdown drama more time watching ballgames than If so, Democrats could always sought to diminish the consequences of a presidency was just bad TV. Cable news chan- MSNBC, I tend to see things differ- vote for another shutdown until he echoing the crude politics of the neo-fascist move- nels devoted last weekend to show- ently. See, there’s no such thing as a relented. ments that are on the rise in Europe. House Speaker ing politicians milling about in Sen- six-run home run. You can’t throw a Senate passage would then put Paul Ryan, R-Janesville, was, as usual, the most atro- ate chambers waiting for something Hail Mary pass for a 21-point touch- Speaker Paul Ryan in a box. Very cious of the quibblers. Ryan, who has failed miser- to happen. down. Poker players understand that likely a bipartisan House majority ably as a leader on immigration reform, said amid Evidently nothing of interest was when you’re holding a pair of sixes, would also support DACA – that is, the outcry over Trump’s remarks: “I read those com- taking place anywhere else in the it’s time to fold and play another if the Speaker lets them vote con- ments later last night. So, first thing that came to my world. Observing the spectacle, it hand. Which is basically what trary to the “Hastert Rule,” ironically mind was very unfortunate, unhelpful.” was easy to agree with Sen. John Schumer did. named for the famous GOP child “Unhelpful”? That’s what you say when someone Kennedy of Louisiana: “Our country Did shutting down the U.S. gov- molester and champion of one-party forgets to clear their place at the table. was founded by geniuses, but it’s ernment in 1995 help Newt Gingrich government. People can debate whether Ryan seeks to down- being run by idiots,” he said. prevail in a budget struggle against Ryan wouldn’t allow it in 2013, play the damage done by Trump’s words because he Kennedy, a Republican, probably President Clinton? It did not, and it but again thanks to Schumer’s com- is sympathetic to the sentiments but disapproves of didn’t mean to say that the head led to Clinton’s easy re-election. Did promise, the GOP now owns the the president’s language, or because he has some idiots are named Donald Trump, Republicans shutting down the gov- issue. broader objection. That debate will go on because Mitch McConnell and Paul Ryan. But ernment in 2013 lead President As for the president, which one? Ryan refuses to call out the president he serves so the GOP does control the White Obama to ditch the Affordable Care The dealmaker or “Sh**hole Don”? faithfully. House and both houses of Congress. Act? No. What’s more, for all its huff- ––– Ryan has made it his mission to cover for Trump And it’s important to understand ing and puffing, the GOP still hasn’t Gene Lyons is a National Magazine even in the worst of circumstances. Even when how those worthies connived to been able to kill the law. Award winner. Email Lyons at eugene- Trump’s racism is on full display. It is sickening that tempt Democrats into picking a fight Sen. Schumer simply didn’t have [email protected]. a representative from Wisconsin would be so sub- servient, yet this is what Ryan chooses to contribute Today in history to the national discourse at a critical point. Former state Rep. Mandela Barnes, who last week entered the race for the Democratic nomination for By The Associated Press lieutenant governor, got to the point when he said: Today’s Highlight in History On Jan. 27, 1943, some 50 “Until the likes of Paul Ryan and Scott Walker con- bombers struck Wil- demn Donald Trump, he not only speaks for them, helmshaven in the first all- he speaks in chorus WITH them.” American air raid against Ger- –The Capital Times many during World War II. On this date In 1756, composer Wolf- gang Amadeus Mozart was Legislators born in Salzburg, Austria. In 1880, Thomas Edison received a patent for his electric incandescent lamp. Michigan Wisconsin In 1888, the National Geo- Gov. Rick Snyder, P.O. Gov. Scott Walker, 115 graphic Society was incorpo- Box 30013, Lansing, MI East State Capitol, Madison, rated in Washington, D.C. 48909, phone 517-373-3400, WI 53702, phone 608-266- In 1901, opera composer online: michigan.gov/snyder. 1212, online: walker.wi.gov. Giuseppe Verdi died in Milan, Sen. Debbie Stabenow, Sen. Ron Johnson, R- Italy, at age 87. D-Mich., 731 Hart Senate Wis., 328 Hart Senate Office In 1913, the musical play Office Building, Washington, Building, Washington, DC “The Isle O’ Dreams,” featuring DC 20510, phone 202-224- 20510, phone 202-224- “Today” show, charged the 242 people. The NFC blew (The Ronettes) is 72. Ballet the song “When Irish Eyes Are 4822, online: stabenow.sen- 5323, online: ronjohnson.sen- sexual misconduct allegations past the AFC 62-35 in the Pro star Mikhail Baryshnikov is 70. Smiling” by Ernest R. Ball, ate.gov. ate.gov. against her husband, Presi- Bowl. Novak Djokovic beat Latin singer-songwriter Djavan Chauncey Olcott and George Sen. Gary Peters, D- Sen. Tammy Baldwin, D- dent Bill Clinton, were the work Andy Murray 6-7 (2), 7-6 (3), 6- is 69. Political commentator Ed Graff Jr., opened in New York. Mich., 724 Hart Senate Office Wis., 709 Hart Senate Office of a “vast right-wing conspira- 3, 6-2 to become the first man Schultz is 64. Chief U.S. Jus- In 1945, during World War Building, Washington, DC Building, Washington, DC cy.” in the Open era to win three tice John Roberts is 63. Coun- II, Soviet troops liberated the 20510, phone 202-224-6221, 20510, phone 202-224-5653; In 2001, 10 people were consecutive Australian Open try singer Cheryl White is 63. Nazi concentration camps online: peters.senate.gov. online: baldwin.senate.gov. killed when a plane bringing titles. Max Aaron won his first Country singer-musician Auschwitz and Birkenau in U.S. Rep. Jack Bergman, U.S. Rep. Sean Duffy, R- people home from Oklahoma title at the U.S. Figure Skating Richard Young (The Kentucky Poland. R-Watersmeet, 414 Cannon Ashland, 2330 Rayburn State University’s basketball Championships in Omaha, Headhunters) is 63. Actress In 1951, an era of atomic House Office Building, Wash- House Office Building, Wash- game against Colorado Nebraska. Mimi Rogers is 62. Rock musi- testing in the Nevada desert ington, DC 20515, phone 202- ington, DC 20515, phone 202- crashed in a field outside Den- One year ago: President cian Janick Gers (Iron Maiden) began as an Air Force plane 225-4735, online: 225-3365, online: ver. Donald Trump barred all is 61. Actress Susanna dropped a one-kiloton bomb on bergman.house.gov. duffy.house.gov. Ten years ago: Former refugees from entering the Thompson is 60. Political and Frenchman Flat. State Sen. Tom Casper- State Sen. Janet Bewley, Indonesian president Suharto, United States for four months sports commentator Keith In 1967, astronauts Virgil I. son, R-Escanaba, 4100 Bins- D-Ashland, 126 South, State a U.S. Cold War ally whose — and those from war-ravaged Olbermann is 59. Rock singer “Gus” Grissom, Edward H. feld Building, P.O. Box 30036, Capitol, P.O. Box 7882, Madi- military regime killed hundreds Syria indefinitely — declaring Margo Timmins (Cowboy White and Roger B. Chaffee Lansing, MI 48909, phone son, WI 53707, phone 608- of thousands of left-wing oppo- the ban necessary to prevent Junkies) is 57. Rock musician died in a flash fire during a test 517-373-7840, online: senator- 266-3510, online: legis.wis- nents, died in Jakarta at age “radical Islamic terrorists” from Gillian Gilbert is 57. Actress aboard their Apollo spacecraft. tomcasperson.com. consin.gov/senate/25/bewley. 86. Gordon B. Hinckley, the entering the nation. The politi- Tamlyn Tomita is 55. Actress More than 60 nations signed a State Rep. Scott Dianda, State Rep. Beth Meyers, 15th president of The Church cally ascendant anti-abortion Bridget Fonda is 54. Actor Alan treaty banning the deploying of D-Calumet, S-1489 House D-Bayfield, 409 North, State of Jesus Christ of Latter-day movement gathered for a tri- Cumming is 53. Country singer nuclear weapons in outer Office Building, P.O. Box Capitol, P.O. Box 8953, Madi- Saints, died in Salt Lake City, umphant rally on the National Tracy Lawrence is 50. Rock space. 30014, Lansing, MI 48909, son, WI 53708, 608-266-7690, Utah, at age 97. Novak Mall, rejoicing at the end of an singer Mike Patton is 50. Rap- In 1973, the Vietnam peace phone 517-373-0850, online: online: [email protected] Djokovic fended off unseeded eight-year Obama presidency per Tricky is 50. Rock musician accords were signed in Paris. dianda.housedems.com. consin.gov. Frenchman Jo-Wilfried Tsonga that participants said was dis- Michael Kulas (James) is 49. In 1984, singer Michael 4-6, 6-4, 6-3, 7-6 (2) in the Aus- missive of their views. French Actor-comedian Patton Oswalt Jackson suffered serious tralian Open final, earning his actress Emmanuelle Riva is 49. Actor Josh Randall is 46. burns to his scalp when first Grand Slam title. Evan (“Hiroshima Mon Amour”) died Country singer Kevin Denney Thought for Today pyrotechnics set his hair on fire Lysacek won his second in Paris at age 89. is 40. Tennis player Marat during the filming of a Pepsi- straight title at the U.S. Figure Today’s Birthdays Safin is 38. Neo-soul musician “Who never doubted, never half believed. Where doubt is, Cola TV commercial at the Skating Championships in St. Actor James Cromwell is Andrew Lee (St. Paul & the there truth is — it is her shadow.” Shrine Auditorium in Los Ange- Paul, Minnesota. 78. Actor John Witherspoon is Broken Bones) is 32. Rock les. Five years ago: Flames 76. Rock musician Nick Mason musician Matt Sanchez (Amer- —Gamaliel Bailey, American abolitionist (1807-1859) In 1998, first lady Hillary raced through a crowded night- (Pink Floyd) is 74. Rhythm- ican Authors) is 32. Actor Brae- Rodham Clinton, on NBC’s club in southern Brazil, killing and-blues singer Nedra Talley den Lemasters is 22.

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At quette. the Beth Tfiloh Dahan Orthodox Jewish norms, the heart of most men lives an idea, the Registrations are due by Tuesday, Feb. 6, and can be Community School Board among other allegations. desire to be a “good man.” made by calling the St. Michael Parish office at 906-228- of Trustee’s President, Joel The school also fired Yet, according to Albano, men do 8180. Cohn. Rabbi Shmuel Krawatsky not always know how to define this Registrants should indicate whether they plan to take Cohn stated that last week after The New desire of the heart. What does it mean Dominick advantage of the child care that will be available. Jonathan Lasson was ter- York Jewish Week pub- to be a good man? 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MICHIGAN Saturday Night Alive, 5:30 Sunday school to follow. church school, Wednesday, p.m.; Sunday Mass, 9:30 a.m. MANITOWISH WATERS IRONWOOD p.m.; Sunday School and Bible Bethany Lutheran (Wis- 3:30 p.m. 906-884-2655. Bible. Sunday worship, Community Church Apostolic Lutheran. 326 study, 9:15 a.m.; worship, 8 consin). Sunday, 5 p.m. United Methodist. Sunday, 10:30 a.m.; men’s and ladies’ (Presbyterian). Sunday, 9:30 W. Aurora. Sunday, 9:30 a.m. a.m. and 10:30 a.m. COVINGTON 9 a.m., Contemporary worship, Bible study, Wednesday, 6 a.m. Sunday School; 10 a.m. Bible Wesley United Methodist. Bethany Lutheran. Sun- 7 p.m. p.m. Episcopal. Saturday: Epis- study; 10:45 a.m. worship. 500 E. McLeod. Sunday, adult day worship, 11 a.m. PAYNESVILLE WHITE PINE copal Eucharist, 5 p.m. at Assembly of God. 2100 E. Bible study, 9:30 a.m., service, Trinity Lutheran (Mis- Our Saviour Lutheran St. Jude Catholic. Sun- Community Presbyterian Cloverland Drive. worship, 10 11 a.m.; Kids Club, Wednes- souri). M-28. Sunday worship, (ELCA). Rotating every third day: confessions, 10:30 a.m., Church, U.S. 51. a.m. day after school. ironwoodwes- 9 a.m. Sunday, 11 a.m. Part of New Mass, 11 a.m. Our Lady Queen of Peace First Presbyterian. Being leyumc.org. EWEN Evangelical Parish. call 906- Community United Catholic. Masses: Sunday, 8 held at Episcopal Transfigura- Woodland Church (BGC). First Lutheran (ELCA). 988-2594. Methodist. Sunday, worship, a.m., Wednesday, 5:15 p.m., tion Church. Sunday worship, N10234 Curry St., Sunday Rotating every third Sunday, 11 RAMSAY 8:45 a.m., youth group, 5 p.m.; Thursday, 8:30 a.m., Saturday, 9 a.m., fellowship to follow. Bible study, 9 a.m.; worship, 10 a.m. Wednesday, children’s Cornerstone Christian. Monday, Kids Club, after 6 p.m. Immanuel Lutheran (Mis- a.m.; fellowship to follow. 906- Bible school, 3:30. Part of New Sunday worship, 9:30 a.m., school. MELLEN souri). Little Girl’s Point, Satur- 932-1102 or woodlandcc.org. Evangelical Parish. call 906- children’s church, following WISCONSIN Congregational United day worship, 3 p.m. Zion Lutheran (ELCA). 988-2594. worship; Revelation (young HURLEY Church of Christ. Sunday, Jehovah’s Witnesses. Midland and Lowell. Parish Sacred Heart Catholic. adults), meets second and First Presbyterian. Sun- 10:45 a.m. Superior Street. Sunday public praise service, Saturday, 5 Sunday Mass 9 a.m. fourth Sundays at 6 p..m. day, 9:15 a.m. worship, Sun- Holy Rosary Catholic. talk, 9:30 a.m., Watchtower p.m. Second Sunday of the United Methodist. Sunday Grace Open Fellowship. 9 day school and nursery. Tuesday, 8 a.m.; Saturday, 8 study, 10:30 a.m. month, worship, 10 a.m. Part of worship, noon. Communion, a.m., worship, 9:30 a.m.; Havenwood Baptist. 501 a.m.; Sunday Mass, 9 a.m.; Lighthouse Faith Center. Christ Lutheran Parish. first Sunday. Wednesday, Bible study, Copper St. Sunday school, 10 first Friday Mass, 6:30 p.m.; 777 E. Ayer St.; Sunday prayer BERGLAND GREENLAND prayer meeting, 6:30 p.m. a.m., services, 11 a.m., lunch first Wednesday, 10:30 a.m., 9-9:30 a.m., worship and nurs- Calvary Baptist (Funda- United Methodist. Sunday ROCKLAND and afternoon service follow- second through fifth Thursday, ery, 10 a.m.; Wednesday mental). Sunday, 11 a.m.; worship, 11:40 a.m. St. Mary’s Catholic. Satur- ing. Midweek Bible study and 10:30 a.m., at Mellen Manor prayer 6:15 p.m., service, 6:30 Wednesday prayer service, 7 Greenland Seventh-day day: confessions, 3:30 p.m.; prayer, Wednesday, 7 p.m. Nursing Home. Confessions, p.m., Thursday youth meet- p.m. Adventist. 31369 N. Firesteel. Mass, 4 p.m. Range Community Bible. Saturday following Mass. ings, ages 8-12, 6 p.m., ages St. Ann Catholic. Sunday, Saturday church service, 10 St. Paul United Methodist. Sunday school, 9 and 10:30 Immanuel Lutheran (Mis- 12-19, 7 p.m. Services online Mass, 11 a.m. a.m. Bible study, Saturday, Sunday worship, 10:30 a.m. a.m.; worship, 9 and 10:30 souri). Sunday school 8:15 at lfcironwood.org/tv. Trinity Lutheran (Mis- 11:15 a.m. TROUT CREEK a.m. a.m.; Bible study 8:30 a.m.; Living Water Missionary souri). Sunday, 9 a.m. Com- MARENISCO Assembly of God. Sunday St. Mary’s Catholic. Satur- regular service with Commu- Assembly. 236 S. Mansfield. munion second and fourth St. Catherine’s Catholic. worship, 11 a.m. and 5 p.m. day Mass, 4 p.m., Sunday nion 9:30 a.m. Sunday, 9:30 a.m. Sunday Sundays. Sunday Mass, 8 a.m. Trinity Lutheran (ELCA). Mass, 7 and 11 a.m., Tuesday, MERCER school; 10:30 a.m. worship; United Methodist. Sunday, MASS CITY Rotating every third Sunday, 11 5:30 p.m., Wednesday, 8 a.m., Community Church of Wednesday, 6:30 p.m. Bible 11 a.m. Communion first Sun- St. Paul’s Lutheran. Sun- a.m. Part of New Evangelical Thursday, 8 a.m., Friday, 8 Nazarene. Sunday, worship, study; lwmissionary.org. day. day, 10:30 a.m. Weekly Com- Parish. call 906-988-2594. a.m. Our Lady of Peace BESSEMER munion. United Presbyterian. Sun- St. Paul’s Lutheran (Wis- 10 a.m. Catholic. Marquette Street. Catalyst Baptist. 411 S. ONTONAGON day worship, 11 a.m.; commu- consin). Sunday school, 9:45 Faith Lutheran (Missouri). Saturday confession, 11 a.m. Sofie Street. Sunday School, Assembly of God. Sunday nion, first Sunday of the month. a.m.; worship, 11 a.m. Sunday, worship, 9 a.m., Bible to noon; Mass, 4 p.m.; Sunday 10:15 a.m., Sunday worship, school, 9:45 a.m., Sunday wor- WAINOLA KIMBALL study, 10:30 a.m. Mass, 8 and 11 a.m. 906-932- 11 a.m. ship, 10:45 a.m. and 6:30 p.m.; Lutheran. Saturday, 5 p.m. Good Shepherd Commu- St. Isaac Jogues 0174. Christ Community Wednesday, youth group and Communion, first and third Sat- nity Apostolic Lutheran. Sun- Catholic. Masses Sunday, 11 St. John’s Lutheran Church of SDA. 507 E. adult Bible study, 6:30 p.m. urdays. day worship 10:30 a.m., Sun- a.m.; Tuesday, 8:30 a.m. (ELCA). Airport Road. Fourth Cinnabar. Saturday, 11 a.m., Holy Family Catholic. WAKEFIELD day Bible study 10 a.m. Com- United Methodist. Sunday, Sunday of the month, worship, Sabbath school, 9:30 a.m.; Michigan Avenue and Pine All Saints Lutheran munion first Sunday. 9:30 a.m. 10 a.m. Part of Christ Lutheran Wednesday prayer meeting, Street. Daily Masses: Monday, (ELCA). Saturday worship, LAC DU FLAMBEAU Zion Lutheran (Wiscon- Parish. 6:30 p.m. 9 a.m.; Tuesday, 6 p.m.; 5:30 p.m.; Sunday School, 9 Bible Baptist. Sunday, 10 sin). Sunday, 9 a.m., Bible St. Paul Lutheran (ELCA). Our Redeemer Lutheran Wednesday, 9 a.m.; Thursday, a.m.; Sunday worship, 10:30 a.m. class, 10:15 a.m. 111 S. Curry. Third Sunday of (Missouri). Sanders Road. 9 a.m.; Friday, 9 a.m.; Satur- a.m. St. Anthony’s Catholic. 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While there has been no director retires over evidence that Simon or Hollis knew of Nassar’s sexual abuse, some of the women and girls who Nassar sex abuse accused him said they com- plained to university employees EAST LANSING (AP) At the university as far back as the late 1990s. – Michigan State Uni- board’s meeting, Chair- Board members, who are elect- versity’s athletic director man Brian Breslin said it ed in statewide votes, have also retired Friday, two days was “clear that MSU has come under intense scrutiny. Two after the university pres- not been focused announced they will not seek re- ident resigned over the enough on the victims.” election. Another, Joel Ferguson, school’s handling of sex- The trustees, he said, apologized at the meeting for ual abuse allegations want to resume discus- conducting an interview in which against its disgraced for- sions with those who he said there was more going on mer sports doctor, Larry have sued the school to at Michigan State than “this Nas- Nassar. “reach a fair and just sar thing.” Mark Hollis, who Mark conclusion.” Talks The university faces lawsuits Hollis had been in the job for broke down last year. from more than 130 victims. Fer- 10 years, disclosed the The board plans to guson previously had said vic- move during a meeting ask an independent tims were ambulance chasers with a small group of third party to review seeking a payday. The school reporters on campus. He health and safety at the resisted calls for an independent was asked why he would school, and it wants investigation before asking not stay on. state Attorney General Associated Press Schuette for a review a week ago. “Because I care,” Hol- Bill Schuette to consider BERNIE TRAUTMANN holds a sign in protest of the Michigan Dozens of Michigan State stu- lis said, holding back appointing a neutral State University Board of Trustees while it met on Friday outside dents gathered Friday evening on tears. “When you look at investigator to conduct the Hannah Administration Building on the MSU campus in East campus to protest the school’s the scope of everything, an inquiry of the Nassar Lansing. Trautmann, an MSU grad, said he has a daughter cur- handling of the Nassar allega- that’s the reason I made matter “to promote rently enrolled and said in light of what’s gone on during the tions. Some were expected to a choice to retire now. bipartisan acceptance of Larry Nassar case, he has apprehension about sending another march to the Breslin Center And I hope that has a lit- Lou Anna K. the results.” Schuette, Simon child to the university next year. The university’s athletic director where the men’s basketball team tle bit, a little bit, of help- who is running for gov- announced his retirement Friday, becoming the second universi- was hosting Wisconsin Friday ing that healing pro- ernor, will further detail ty official to step down this week over the school’s handling of night. cess.” his probe in a news conference sexual abuse allegations against the disgraced former sports Organizers called for students Hours later, the university Saturday. doctor. attending the game to wear teal- named its vice president to serve Trustee Brian Mosallam colored T-shirts in the “Izzone,” a as acting president after the addressed his remarks toward ing were former athletes at the after everything they’ve gone vocal student cheering section departure of President Lou Anna the victims: “I am so truly sorry. school, and many victims accused through,” spokeswoman Anna named after head basketball Simon. Bill Beekman is expected We failed you.” the university of mishandling Heaton said. “He wants to make coach Tom Izzo. to serve briefly in the role until Beekman is vice president and past complaints about Nassar. sure that something is being In a recent filing, Michigan the board of trustees can hire an secretary of the board. He began “I don’t believe that I’ve ever done.” State asked a judge to dismiss the interim president and then a per- working at the university in 1995 met him,” Hollis said of Nassar. U.S. Education Secretary Betsy lawsuits on technical grounds. manent leader. and previously led the MSU He insisted he did not know DeVos confirmed Friday that her The school says it has immunity Also Friday, USA Gymnastics Alumni Association. He has an about complaints of abuse until agency is also investigating the under state law and that the confirmed that its entire board of undergraduate degree from MSU. an Indianapolis Star report in Nassar scandal. She said in a majority of victims were not MSU directors would resign as request- “I think our culture here at 2016. statement that what happened at students at the time of the alleged ed by the U.S. Olympic Commit- Michigan State clearly needs to Gov. Rick Snyder said Friday the school is “abhorrent” and assaults. tee. The USOC had threatened to improve,” he said. “We need to be he is mulling an inquiry into the “cannot happen ever again – “These arguments can seem decertify the organization, which able to make everybody that university, depending on whether there or anywhere.” disrespectful” to victims, but a besides picking U.S. national comes on our campus feel safe.” it would interfere with other The Education Department defense is required by Michigan teams is the umbrella organiza- Simon submitted her resigna- investigations such as the attor- was already reviewing separate State’s insurers, Simon wrote last tion for hundreds of clubs across tion Wednesday after Nassar, a ney general’s. Under the state complaints about the school’s week in a campus-wide email. She the country. former Michigan State employee, constitution, the governor can compliance with Title IX, the law added, “We have the utmost Some of the nation’s top gym- was sentenced to 40 to 175 years remove or suspend public offi- that requires public schools to respect and sympathy” for victims. nasts, including Olympians Aly in prison for molesting young cers for “gross neglect of duty,” offer equal opportunities to both The board last month autho- Raisman, McKayla Maroney, girls and women under the guise corruption or “other misfeasance genders, and compliance with rized the creation of a $10 mil- Simone Biles and Jordyn Wieber, of medical treatment. or malfeasance.” requirements about providing lion fund to offer victims coun- said they were among Nassar’s Several of the 150-plus victims “The governor hasn’t seen campus crime and security infor- seling and mental health ser- victims. who spoke at his sentencing hear- enough done for the survivors mation. vices. 2016 SKI DOO MXZ 800 E-Tec XRS Wynn Resorts shaken by misconduct claims against founder 1300 miles • Sharp NEW YORK (AP) – Wynn Resorts A wave of sexu- ex-wife, Elaine Wynn. is denying multiple allegations of sex- al misconduct “The conduct of Elaine during the E-start, KYB adjustable SAVE! 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Submitted photo THE WEDDING party poses at Immaculate Conception second row: Heidi Brown, Stacy Eilo, Katie Bull, Dani Cheyenne and Cory Bull, best man Matt McRae, P.J. Church in Wakefield. From left are: First row, ushers Begalle, Brianna Mykkanen, matron of honor Tiffany Rickard, Shawn Mattson, Tim Schmidtke, Miles Aiden Ozzello, Danny Peterson and Zane Ozzello; and Schmalz, maid of honor Camy Lake, bride and groom Mykkanen, Matt Forstrum and Jeff Pisco.

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HANOI, Vietnam (AP) – bodia and China, accord- It’s been over for 40-plus ing to the Pentagon’s POW- years, the war that Ameri- MIA Accounting Agency. cans simply call Vietnam That accounting effort, but the Vietnamese refer to decades in the making and as their Resistance War dependent on cooperation Against America. from Hanoi, is likely to Yet it lingers in so many continue for decades. ways, as was apparent this Later, while talking to week when Defense Secre- his Vietnamese counter- tary Jim Mattis dropped in part, Mattis was presented Associated Press for a couple of days of with photo identification U.S. DEFENSE Secretary Jim Mattis, right, and his Vietnamese counterpart, Ngo Xuan Lich, review an honor defense diplomacy with a cards of two U.S. service- guard before heading for talks in Hanoi, Vietnam, Thursday. Mattis is on a two-day visit to Vietnam to boost mil- former enemy. Although he men from the war. Details itary ties between the two countries. never served in Vietnam weren’t made public. and had not previously vis- More than 58,000 U.S. ronmental damage and may permit a U.S. Navy air- was in full swing. Along the Offensive. That series of ited the country, Mattis has service members were unexploded mines. Viet- craft carrier to make a port lake from which a badly assaults by the North Viet- said he learned from a lot killed in the war, including namese still suffer from the visit in March – something injured McCain was recov- namese was timed to coin- of Marines who did. more than 1,200 in Cambo- effects of herbicides, that has never happened in ered by his captors stands a cide with Tet, the Lunar In his meeting with Viet- dia and Laos. including Agent Orange, the postwar period. concrete marker depicting New Year holiday, on Jan. namese government lead- Estimates of the number sprayed by U.S. forces to Just down the street the captured pilot and not- 31, 1968. Militarily it was a ers, Mattis’ focus was on a of Vietnamese killed vary defoliate the countryside. from the hotel where Mat- ing that his Navy plane was failure, but the offensive peaceful future. Not the widely, from about 2 mil- “We’re still remediating tis stayed is Hoa Lo prison, one of several shot down marked a turning point in bloody past. lion to nearly twice that. the effects of the war,” Mat- known to the Americans that day. the war because it punc- Still, the legacy of the For the Vietnamese, the tis told reporters Thursday who spent part of the war Mattis’ motorcade drove tured American hopes of conflict that divided Amer- war was a continuation of as he flew out of the coun- there as the Hanoi Hilton. by the McCain marker as certain and swift victory. ica and ultimately unified their fight for indepen- try. The U.S. government Inside are dark reminders the Pentagon boss made After Tet, the U.S. began to Vietnam confronted Mattis dence from French colonial has helped clean up con- of the suffering, the sacri- his way to a lakeside pago- focus less on how to win almost immediately after masters. And it was quickly tamination from bases fice and the shackles – not da to show his respect for and more on how to get his arrival on Wednesday followed by a border war American forces used just of the Americans held Vietnamese culture. He out. as he visited a U.S. office with China in 1979. The before completing their there but also Vietnamese told the monk there that he Even with past hostili- that oversees the search for country reunified and withdrawal in 1975. Last imprisoned in earlier enjoyed the serene setting. ties in mind, Mattis said his remains of American ser- remains communist, year the U.S. and Vietnam decades by the French. “Beautiful. Peaceful. It visit made clear that Amer- vicemen still missing from although it has opened up finished the first phase of One of those American makes you think more icans and Vietnamese have the war. to foreign investment. dioxin cleanup at Danang prisoners was John deeply,” Mattis said. shared interests that in More than 1,200 Ameri- Hanoi is a bustling, vibrant airport. McCain, shot down on a By coincidence, Mattis’ some cases predate the cans are unaccounted for capital city. Remarkably, given this bombing mission over visit came just days before Vietnam War. in Vietnam and 350 more Among Vietnam’s other history, Vietnam indicated Hanoi in 1967, before the the Vietnamese marked the “Neither of us liked are missing in Laos, Cam- reminders of the war: envi- during Mattis’s visit that it U.S. anti-war movement 50th anniversary of the Tet being colonized,” he said. Why it matters: Report indicates Trump tried to fire Mueller WASHINGTON (AP) – President things they don’t mean when angry. 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Mueller was views includes eight people from the Outlet presidents, like anyone else, can say appointed special counsel by Rod White House counsel’s office. l THE DAILY GLOBE • YOURDAILYGLOBE.COM SPORTS SATURDAY, JANUARY 27, 2018 11 Boys roundup: Cardinals beat Glads in 2OT Butternut — Josh Cook 13, Josh Brown 5, Gunner Polencheck 5, Seth ONTONAGON – A basket before time Friday. Scherwinski 8, Jace Scherwinski 14. FTs: 7-11. Fouls: 16. Fouled out: None. 3- stepped up and knocked in some contest- expired by Wakefield-Marenisco’s Brett Ontonagon (3-8, 2-5) hosts rival Ewen- pointers: Cook 4, Polencheck 1, J. Scherwinski 1. ed 3s for them,” Hurley coach Mike Swartz Ironwood 19 50 Heil gave the Cardinals a 65-63 double Trout Creek Tuesday. W-M (9-2, 5-2) hosts Butternut 26 45 said. overtime win over Ontonagon Friday Chassell Tuesday. Hurley didn’t rebound well and that is W-M — Mason Saubert 16, Bailey Ribich 6, Jacob Suzik 28, Brett Heil 10, – – – night. Erik Hakamaki 2. FTs: 16-22. Fouls: 9. Fouled out: 9. 3-pointers: Saubert 3, L'ANSE – The No. 2 Ewen-Trout Creek tough against a team like Drummond. The Cardinals tied the game with Heil 2, Ribich 2, Suzik 2. “It’s so deflating when you’re against a Ontonagon — Ed Polakowski 22, Jaden Weisinger 8, James Domitrovich 5, Panthers defeated the L'Anse Purple Hor- around a minute left in the second over- Brendan Buzzo 2, Henry Menigoz 12, Tanner Balcomb 14. FTs: 4-6. Fouls: 17. nets 64-30 Friday in a nonconference real patient team like Drummond,” Swartz time. Ontonagon was going for the last Fouled out: Domitrovich. 3-pointers: Balcomb 2, Weisinger 1, Domitrovich 2, said. Menigoz 2. game. shot and W-M coach Terry Fetters told his W-M 14 27 40 51 57 65 Jake Witt led E-TC with 23 points, 12 Isaac DeCarlo had 15 points to lead the players to go for a steal if they saw the Onto 17 24 39 51 57 63 Midgets and Arthur Johnson had 10. – – – rebounds and nine blocks, while Eli Nor- chance. dine made five 3s on his way to 19 points. Hurley (6-7, 4-6) hosts Bayfield Tuesday Jacob Suzik did that and it deflected out BUTTERNUT, Wis. – Ironwood came and Ironwood Friday for Homecoming back from a seven-point halftime deficit to Jaden Borseth added 14 points and a sea- of bounds off an Ontonagon player, giving son-high seven assists. week. defeat Butternut 50-45 in an Indianhead Hurley — Isaac DeCarlo 15, Carson Thewis 6, Arthur Johnson 10, Justin W-M the ball with six seconds left. “We didn’t let them get into any kind of Sukanen 7, Gavin Ransanici 6. FTs: 0-2. Fouls: 14. Fouled out: None. 3-point- Fetters expected there to be a mismatch Conference game Friday night. ers: DeCarlo 3, Sukanen 1. Butternut led 26-19 at the half. offense,” E-TC coach Brad Besonen said. “I Drummond — Nolan Arthur 1, Moses Hancock 11, Hayden Bonk 9, Luke somewhere with James Domitrovich thought Tommy (Cousineau) and Eli (Nor- Miller 19, Sean Bjork 5, Corky Schimming 4. FTs: 11-17. Fouls: 6. Fouled out: fouled out for Ontonagon. Suzik found “Give Butternut credit, they were hit- None. 3-pointers: Miller 6. ting their shots,” Ironwood coach Pete dine) did a really good job defensively Hurley 18 44 where it was, fed Heil on the low block and making them play at a pace they weren’t Drummond 15 49 he scored before the buzzer. Lewinski said. – – – The Devils had to sit around for four comfortable with.” The Cardinals needed a 3 to force a sec- E-TC (11-0) jumped out to a 20-6 lead PORT WING, Wis. – Mercer dropped ond overtime and Mason Saubert hit one hours before the game started at 7:55. Friday night’s Indianhead Conference “It was as close as the score indicated, after the first quarter. off a double screen with nine seconds left. Next, E-TC heads to Ontonagon on game 61-33 at South Shore. The game went back and forth all night even closer,” Lewinski said. Dallas Williams hit seven 3s and led They worked back into the game in the Tuesday. L'Anse (1-9) goes to Baraga on with neither team leading by more than the same day. South Shore with 29 points. The Cardinals four points. It felt like a tournament atmo- second half, though, and got big shots late E-TC 20 13 5 26 — 64 made 11 3s. from Griffen Revoyr, Ian Averitt and L'Anse 694 11 — 30 sphere, Fetters said. E-TC — Cousineau 8, Eli Nordine 19, Borseth 14, Witt 23. F: 8; Fouled out: “They were on fire, they didn’t miss a “It’s a really good win tonight. Onton- Tommy Lundin. None; Free throws: 2-5; 3-point field goals: Eli Nordine 5, Cousineau 2, lot,” Mercer coach Adam Miller said. Revoyr led Ironwood with 29 points Borseth. agon’s a really good team,” Fetters said. L'Anse — Rajala 4, Reed 7, Waara 7, Sanregret 1, Kissel 3, Crawford 4, Miller said his team played pretty well and Averitt had 12. LaPlante 2, Niemi 2. F: 6; Fouled out: None; Free throws: 4-7; 3-point field “These are the kinds of games we like. goals: Kissel, Reed. again, but South Shore’s hot shooting was They prepare us for tournament time, “I thought Josh Joki gave us a spark in hard to overcome as was its 18-2 start. the second half, creating some nice assists – – – build a little character. We were happy to DRUMMOND, Wis. – Hurley led at the Alex Schmidt had 21 to lead Mercer. come out on the winning end of it.” against their zone,” Lewinski said. “Tony Mercer (4-12, 0-11) hosts Washburn Wiemeri continues to be one of the best half, but Drummond won the Indianhead Suzik led W-M with 28 points, Saubert Conference matchup 49-44 Friday night. Tuesday. had 16 and Heil tallied 10. Ed Polakowski defenders in the area.” MERCER (33) — Kobe Hiller 6, Alex Gleich 2, Alex Schmidt 21, Carl Ironwood (9-4, 9-2) hosts Drummond Drummond’s Luke Miller hit six 3s, Wewasson 4. Totals 12-8-33. 3-pointers: Schmidt 1. scored 22 points to lead Ontonagon. Tan- including four in the second half, to lead SOUTH SHORE (61) — Reijo 6, Hipsher 14, S.Kavajecz 3, Wilcox 2, Bran- ner Balcomb had 14 and Henry Menigoz Tuesday night. ham 4, Sorenson 3, Williams 29. Totals 22-7-61. 3-pointers: Williams 7, Reijo Ironwood — Ethan Roehm 2, Ian Averitt 12, Tommy Lundin 3, Josh Joki 4, all scorers with 19 points. 2, Hipsher 1, S. Kavajecz 1. 12. Griffen Revoyr 29. FTs: 4-8. Fouls: 15. Fouled out: None. 3-pointers: Revoyr 5, Mercer 12 21 — 33 “Everytime they needed a basket, he South Shore 27 34 — 61 The teams meet again in Wakefield on Lundin 1.

Associated Press file photos LORENZO CAIN, left, acknowledges the crowd as he comes out of a game Sept. 30 in Kansas City, Mo. At right, Christian Yelich steps out of the cage during batting practice Sept. 25 in Denver. Both are now Brewers. Lorenzo Cain, Brewers finalize $80M, 5-year contract MILWAUKEE (AP) – Lorenzo seven seasons in Kansas City Thursday. The timing of the big the Royals will gain an addition- attractive trade possibility after Cain felt comfortable back at and was part of the core group back-to-back acquisitions was al pick after the first round as the 25-year-old hit .278 with 30 Miller Park even if his new Mil- that won the World Series in coincidental, Stearns said. compensation. homers. Keon Broxton and Brett waukee Brewers uniform seemed 2015. He hit .300 with 15 Yelich and Cain report to a While Yelich and Cain each Phillips, two other outfielders to fit a bit snugly over his dress homers, 49 RBIs and 26 steals team that came one game short played center last season, Coun- known for defense, could also be shirt and tie. last season. of making the playoffs last year. sell said Cain will be the regular trading commodities. The former Kansas City Roy- He rejoins the Brewers, who Milwaukee went 86-76 in the sec- center fielder. Yelich won a Gold The Brewers, who signed free als outfielder has returned to the dramatically remade their out- ond full year of a rebuild, and the Glove in left with Miami in 2014, agent pitchers Jhoulys Chacin organization that drafted him, field as they seek to dethrone the timeline for a return to pennant though his exact role has yet to and Yovani Gallardo last month, his future secure after a quieter- Chicago Cubs in the NL Central. contention has accelerated. be determined. still might be in the market for a than-expected start to free agen- Cain's deal is the highest for a "There's not a place I don't The Brewers have also starter. Right-hander Jimmy Nel- cy. free agent this offseason and the think it doesn't make us better approached Braun about the son is expected to miss the start Cain and the Brewers final- second-highest overall behind offensively and defensively," said possibility of playing sometimes of the season because of a shoul- ized an $80 million, five-year outfielder Justin Upton's $106 manager Craig Counsell, who at first base, which was manned der injury. contract Friday, one day after million, five-year agreement to was teammates in Milwaukee capably last season by Eric Stearns said that while he was Milwaukee general manager remain with the Los Angeles with Cain in 2010. "Lineup, in Thames and Jesus Aguilar. Pri- comfortable with the current David Stearns acquired center Angels. the clubhouse, experience – so marily a left fielder in the big pitching staff, he would stay fielder Christian Yelich from the "He's one of the rare, true five- there (are) a lot of places that we leagues, Braun was limited to open-minded to free-agent or Miami Marlins for four tool players in baseball right feel like we got better yesterday." 104 games last year because of trade possibilities. Even if they prospects. now," Stearns said. Yelich, who turned 26 last calf and wrist injuries. don't add another pitcher, the "You definitely don't want to Drafted by Milwaukee in the month, will make $7 million this "Ryan's interests are to help Brewers feel they've given them- be out there too long. It's defi- 17th round in 2004, Cain was season in the third year of a this team however he can," selves a big defensive boost by nitely chilly out there," Cain said. traded to Kansas City as part of a $49.57 million, seven-year deal. Stearns said. "Ryan wants to put adding Cain and Yelich. "But Milwaukee was in on me deal that sent Zack Greinke to Left fielder Ryan Braun has three the Brewers in the best position Cain played 43 games in his from the get-go – other teams as Milwaukee before the 2011 sea- years remaining on a $105 mil- to succeed." only previous season with the well - and once I got a phone call son. lion, five-year deal. More moves by Milwaukee Brewers as a rookie in 2010. He from David, this was the spot I The career .290 hitter is also Under baseball's collective may be coming to address a now- fondly recalls his hit-robbing wanted to be in." known for his defense, as is bargaining agreement, the Brew- crowded outfield. catches with Milwaukee, though. A 31-year-old former Brewers Yelich, who was acquired from ers will lose their third-highest Last year's right fielder, "Oh, there will be more," Cain farmhand, Cain spent the past Miami for four minor leaguers on pick in June's amateur draft and Domingo Santana, could be an said with a smile. Girls roundup: Red Devils win at Butternut, Tigers Antetokounmpo scores 41 points in win lose to South Shore MILWAUKEE (AP) – Giannis Antetok- BUTTERNUT, Wis. – Ironwood’s Tay- Gabby McCorison had 30 points to lead son 4. ounmpo took eight days off and missed Ironwood 32 67 back-to-back games to manage chronic lor Mylly and McKenzie Boyd both had 26 Butternut and Gwen McCorison had 21. Butternut 31 64 points as the Red Devils won 67-64 at But- “She’s an amazing player, we had trou- pain in his right knee. – – – "I definitely felt lost because this is ternut Friday night. ble with her,” Jacquart said of Gabby. PORT WING, Wis. – Mercer fell 48-27 Boyd hit five 3-pointers and Mylly hit Ironwood (8-4, 7-3) goes to archrival what I love to do, to play games," Antetok- at South Shore Friday night in Indianhead ounmpo said. three. Mylly and Makenzie Marshall both Hurley Monday night. Conference girls basketball. made late free throws to help seal the win. Ironwood – Lauren Gauthier 4, McKen- The All-Star forward returned to the Bailey Thompson led the Tigers with lineup Friday night, scoring 41 points and Haley Halvorsen had eight boards and zie Boyd 26, Haley Halvorsen 2, Makenzie nine points. Zoe Botes had eight. three steals for Ironwood. Marshall 5, Taylor Mylly 26, Aries Weber adding 13 rebounds to help the Milwau- Mercer (3-12, 1-10) hosts Washburn kee Bucks beat the Brooklyn Nets 116-91. “Taylor and Boyd both played outstand- 4. Totals 23-13-67. 3-pointers: Boyd 5, Tuesday. ing offensively,” Ironwood coach Kari Mylly 3. Mercer — Ella Torkelson 1, Gwen Allen 5, Molly Hohner 2, Bailey Thomp- He sealed it late, dribbling between his son 9, Zoe Botes 8, Aubrey Schoeneman 2. Totals 8-11-27. 3-pointers: None. legs before hitting a jumper over Quincy Jacquart said. “Haley Halvorsen came into Butternut – Bortz 5, Herbst 8, Gabby South Shore — R.Nicoletti 11, T.Nicoletti 3, M.Lahti 12, Branham 7, Kangas the game and played solid defense and McCorison 30, Gwen McCorison 21. 2, Ranta 3, Sipsas 10. Totals 18-8-48. 3-pointers: M. Lahti 3, R. Nicolett i 1. Acy and drawing a foul. Antetokounmpo Mercer 12 27 made the free throw, and hit a 3-pointer gave us great minutes off the bench.” Totals 25-10-64. 3-pointers: Gwen McCori- South Shore 20 48 on the next possession. l 12 SATURDAY, JANUARY 27, 2018 SPORTS THE DAILY GLOBE • YOURDAILYGLOBE.COM FUTURE LADY SAMSONS

Jason Juno/Daily Globe (above); submitted photo (right) TWO PLAYERS recently signed their National Letters of Intent to play basketball at Gogebic Community College next season. At left, Bessemer’s Taylor Manchester signed Wednesday. Attending the event are GCC coach Mark Movrich, second from left, and parents Jim Manchester and Tammy Kauranen. At right, Haley Grover of Bigfork, Minn., signs her letter with her coach, Greg Powell, and her parents, Rachelle and Steve Grover, attending. Speedboys lose at Chassell By PAUL PETERSON sion. Daily Mining Gazette (Houghton) The winners kept up the pressure in the CHASSELL – Playing one of their finest third quarter, thanks to the defensive work games of the season, the Chassell Panthers of Abe Gockenbach and Aaron Barnes. pounded out a 59-43 win over the Besse- Their hustling play led directly to a num- mer Speed Boys on Friday. ber of Bessemer mistakes. Chassell coach Bill Sleeman said there Sleeman, whose team is now 8-2 (6-1 in wasn't a whole lot that his team did wrong league play) on the season, said he was in the Copper Mountain Conference clash concerned about the effect that the Speed- at Helakoski Memorial Gym. boys 6-foot-5 center Tyler Busch might "We really played a very good all- have. around game against a good opponent," "He is a big kid with good skills," Slee- Sleeman said. "That team (Speedboys) led man said. "But our team defense tonight both Ewen-Trout Creek and Dollar Bay in was the finest it has been this season. I the fourth quarter before losing." hope we can build on that the rest of the Bessemer coach Richard Matrella was year." impressed with the athleticism of the Pan- Soumis turned in a solid all-around thers. game with 20 points and 11 rebounds. "Chassell does a good job with hustle Hokenson was next with 16 points and and hustle leads to good defense," Matrel- five steals. la said. "We just couldn't seem to get going Gockenbach and Barnes split 18 tonight; we had very little energy. A team points, with the former also forcing a num- like Chassell will exploit that." ber of turnovers. The Panthers jumped out to a 10-2 lead The Speedboys, now 6-4 overall, in the first quarter behind senior Grant received 10 points from Nick Trudgeon Hokenson and junior Elijah Soumis. and nine more from Cade Mazzon. Busch The two combined for 12 points to was held to five points but grabbed 10 spark their team to a 16-4 lead at quarter's boards and blocked four shots. end."I thought Grant (Hokenson) and Eli- Chassell travels to Wakefield on Tues- jah (Soumis) played really fine games day in league action. tonight," Sleeman said. "They gave us that Bessemer goes to Dollar Bay on Mon- spark we needed." day. Bessemer 4 11 11 17 — 43 The locals kept up the pressure on the Chassell 16 16 12 17 — 59 Gogebic County team in the second frame BESSEMER -- Trudgeon 10, Busch 5, Tomes 7, Ailli 6, Rowe 4, Mazurek 2, FT: 7-19; Fouls: 145; Fouled out: None; 3-point FG: Trudgeon 2, Mazzon 1, and held a 32-15 lead at the half. Tomes 1. A buzzer-beating 3-pointer by Kurtiss CHASSELL -- Barnes 9, Hokenson 16, Soumis 20, Gockenbach 9, Kytta 5. FT: 9-15; Fouls: 14; Fouled out: None; 3-point FG: Gockenbach 1, Kytta 1. Kytta created the big lead at the intermis- Daily Globe Scoreboard

Super Bowl Miami 27 21 .563 7½ Kilpatrick 0-1 0-0 0, Brown 1-7 2-2 4. Associated Press Local Schedule Sunday, Feb. 4 Washington 26 22 .542 8½ Totals 43-83 18-20 116. MICHIGAN STATE'S Cassius Winston, right, goes up for a layup against Wisconsin's At Minneapolis Philadelphia 24 21 .533 9 Brooklyn 15 20 37 19 — 91 Saturday,College Basketball Jan. 27 New England vs. Philadelphia, Milwaukee 25 22 .532 9 Charles Thomas during the second half Friday in East Lansing, Mich. GCC men at DCTC, 2 Milwaukee 33 25 23 35 — 116 6:30 p.m. (NBC) Indiana 26 23 .531 9 3-Point Goals_Brooklyn 8-34 GCC women at St. Thomas JV Detroit 22 24 .478 11½ (Harris 3-4, Russell 2-5, Hollis-Jef- U.P.Friday Boys New York 22 28 .440 13½ ferson 1-2, Carroll 1-5, Crabbe 1-5, Sunday,College Basketball Jan. 28 No. 6 Michigan St beats Wisconsin Negaunee 68, Manistique 30 Charlotte 20 27 .426 14 Stauskas 0-1, Zeller 0-1, Acy 0-3, GCC men at UW-Stout JV, noon North Dickinson 73, Mid Peninsu- Chicago 18 31 .367 17 LeVert 0-4, Dinwiddie 0-4), Milwau- Monday, Jan. 29 la 68 (3 OT) Brooklyn 18 31 .367 17 kee 12-23 (Antetokounmpo 3-3, Girls Basketball Carney-Nadeau 56, Forest Park Orlando 14 33 .298 20 Bledsoe 3-7, Middleton 2-3, Dellave- 76-61 on day AD retires Wakefield-Marenisco at Besse- 53 Atlanta 14 34 .292 20½ dova 1-1, Wilson 1-1, Maker 1-3, mer, 6:30 Bark River-Harris 57, North Cen- WESTERN CONFERENCE Snell 1-3, Brown 0-2). Fouled Ironwood at Hurley, 7:15 tral 47 WLPct GB Out_None. Rebounds_Brooklyn 45 EAST LANSING, Mich. (AP) – Miles usually raucous Breslin Center. Republic-Michigamme at Onton- Rapid River 64, Superior Central Golden State 39 10 .796 — (LeVert, Carroll 9), Milwaukee 44 Bridges looked comfortable, effortlessly Cassius Winston had 17 points and six agon, 7:20 EST 45 Houston 34 13 .723 4 (Antetokounmpo 13). Boys basketball Munising 61, Gwinn 47 San Antonio 32 19 .627 8 Assists_Brooklyn 18 (LeVert 4), Mil- making jump shots toward the end of a assists, Nick Ward had 12 points and 11 Bessemer at Dollar Bay, 6:20 Norway 48, West Iron County 43 Minnesota 31 20 .608 9 waukee 28 (Antetokounmpo 7). tumultuous day at Michigan State. rebounds and Jaren Jackson had 11 points, Oklahoma City 28 20 .583 10½ Total Fouls_Brooklyn 19, Milwaukee Tuesday, Jan. 30 Ironwood 50, Butternut, Wis. 45 Boys Basketball Wakefield-Marenisco 65, Onton- New Orleans 27 21 .563 11½ 17. Technicals_Milwaukee coach Bridges scored 24 points and the sixth- seven rebounds and four blocks for the Spar- Ewen-Trout Creek at Ontonagon, agon 63 (2 OT) Portland 27 22 .551 12 Bucks (Defensive three second). ranked Spartans beat the Wisconsin Badgers tans. 7:20 EST Ewen-Trout Creek 64, L’Anse 30 Denver 25 23 .521 13½ A_18,717 (18,717). Bayfield at Hurley, 7:15 L.A. Clippers 24 24 .500 14½ 71-62 on Friday night, less than 12 hours Wisconsin's Ethan Happ had 23 points Dollar Bay 71, Lake Linden- NHL Hancock at Bessemer, 6 Hubbell 42 Utah 21 28 .429 18 All Times EST after athletic director Mark Hollis and seven rebounds and Brevin Pritzl scored Drummond at Ironwood, 7:15 Chassell 59, Bessemer 43 L.A. Lakers 19 29 .396 19½ EASTERN CONFERENCE Washburn at Mercer, 7:15 Baraga 44, Republic- Memphis 17 31 .354 21½ GP WLOTPts GF GA announced his retirement amid the outcry 13. Three Lakes at Watersmeet Michigamme 39 (OT) Phoenix 17 32 .347 22 Tampa Bay 49 34 12 3 71 175 125 over how the school handled allegations BIG PICTURE Chassell at Wakefield-Marenisco, Brimley 62, Cedarville 56 Dallas 16 33 .327 23 Boston 47 29 10 8 66 156 116 6:30 Engadine 65, DeTour 28 Sacramento 15 33 .313 23½ Washington 49 29 15 5 63 150 138 against Larry Nassar. Wisconsin: The short-handed Badgers Girls Basketball Rudyard 56, St. Ignace 43 Thursday's Games Toronto 51 28 18 5 61 162 146 Washburn at Mercer, 5:45 Sault Ste. Marie 57, Newberry 27 Sacramento 89, Miami 88 Columbus 49 27 19 3 57 131 137 "There are a lot of things that happened are competing hard, trying to overcome to Oklahoma City 121, Washington Pittsburgh 51 27 21 3 57 151 153 today that are part of life," Michigan State loss of injured guards D'Mitrik Trice and Thursday, Feb. 1 U.P. Girls 112 Boys Basketball Friday New Jersey 48 24 16 8 56 144 146 coach Tom Izzo said . Kobe King along with the loss of five seniors Watersmeet at Dollar Bay Escanaba 63, Iron Mountain 47 Denver 130, New York 118 Philadelphia49 24 17 8 56 141 141 Girls Basketball Marquette 48, Menominee 30 Golden State 126, Minnesota 113 N.Y. Islanders502520 5 55 172 180 Bridges was 8 of 13 overall and made four from last year's team. After being down 37-21 Bessemer at Hancock, 6:20 Westwood 51, Ishpeming 48 Friday's Games N.Y. Rangers5025 20 5 55 153 151 of six 3-pointers. at halftime against Michigan State, the Bad- Ontonagon at Watersmeet, 6 Houghton 62, Kingsford 39 Charlotte 121, Atlanta 110 Carolina 49 22 19 8 52 137 154 Mellen at Hurley, 7:15 (non-con- Cleveland 115, Indiana 108 Detroit 48 19 21 8 46 126 146 "Adding the 3 to his game has made him gers outscored the Spartans 40-39. ference) Wisconsin Boys Utah 97, Toronto 93 Montreal 49 20 23 6 46 129 156 Friday L.A. Clippers 109, Memphis 100 a harder guard," Wisconsin coach Greg Gard "Specifically in the second half, we really Bayfield at Ironwood, 7:15 Bruce 64, Birchwood 51 Florida 47 19 22 6 44 132 158 Dollar Bay at Ewen-Trout Creek, L.A. Lakers 108, Chicago 103 Ottawa 47 15 23 9 39 124 166 Cameron 68, Amery 31 Milwaukee 116, Brooklyn 91 said. "Obviously, he's explosive to the rim battled and did a lot of good things," Gard 7:30 EST (non-conference) Clear Lake 74, Shell Lake 28 Buffalo 49 14 26 9 37 114 163 College Basketball New Orleans 115, Houston 113 WESTERN CONFERENCE and he does a good job of putting it on the said. "But you have to make shots." Drummond 49, Hurley 44 Philadelphia 97, San Antonio 78 UW-Superior JV at GCC, women Edgar 36, Athens 28 GP WLOTPtsGF GA floor." Wisconsin was held to 21 percent in the Portland 107, Dallas 93 Vegas 48 32 12 4 68 164 128 Grantsburg 81, Frederic 36 New York 107, Phoenix 85 Friday,Boys Basketball Feb. 2 Winnipeg 50 29 13 8 66 164 136 The Spartans (19-3, 7-2 Big Ten) have first half and finished making 36 percent of Hayward 67, Northwestern 50 Saturday's Games Ironwood at Hurley, 7:15 Nashville 47 29 11 7 65 145 123 Medford Area 64, Ashland 41 Oklahoma City at Detroit, 5 p.m. won three straight after losing two of the pre- its shots. Ontonagon at Wakefield- St. Louis 51 30 18 3 63 148 130 Mellen 62, Washburn 33 Orlando at Indiana, 7 p.m. Marenisco, 6:30 Dallas 50 28 18 4 60 155 134 vious three games. Michigan State: Izzo's mood the rest of Merrill 58, Wausau West 56 Charlotte at Miami, 7:30 p.m. Lake Linden-Hubbell at Besse- San Jose 48 26 15 7 59 143 133 Niagara 68, Lena 58 Washington at Atlanta, 7:30 p.m. Wisconsin (10-12, 3-6) has lost five of six. the season will be something to watch. Izzo mer, 6:30 Calgary 49 25 16 8 58 137 135 Phillips 64, Northland Pines 53 Boston at Golden State, 8:30 Ewen-Trout Creek at Jeffers, 7:20 Colorado 48 27 18 3 57 157 139 The court was surrounded by a sea of teal was the best man at Hollis' wedding and they Rhinelander 53, Lakeland 51 p.m. EST Minnesota 49 26 18 5 57 144 140 Superior 61, Cloquet, Minn. 58 Brooklyn at Minnesota, 9 p.m. T-shirts worn by students, hoping to raise were roommates decades ago when they Mercer at Butternut, 7:15 Los Angeles49 26 18 5 57 139 121 Three Lakes 76, Florence 62 Dallas at Denver, 9 p.m. Girls Basketball Anaheim 50 24 17 9 57 141 141 awareness about sexual violence. were starting their careers at Michigan State. Webster 62, Luck 53 Sunday's Games Mercer at Butternut, 5:45 Chicago 49 23 19 7 53 146 136 Milwaukee at Chicago, 3:30 p.m. "Honoring our survivors was really neat Choosing to keep his emotions to himself, Wakefield-Marenisco at Iron- Wisconsin Girls Edmonton 49 22 24 3 47 135 157 Friday Phoenix at Houston, 3:30 p.m. wood, 7:15 Vancouver 49 19 24 6 44 127 159 that our students did it," Izzo said. Izzo didn't answer a question asking for his Athens 78, Phillips 70 L.A. Clippers at New Orleans, 4 Arizona 50 12 29 9 33 118 172 Saturday, Feb. 3 Blair-Taylor 66, Independence 49 p.m. NOTE: Two points for a win, one Hollis, a close friend of Izzo, is retiring as reaction to Hollis' decision. College Basketball Bruce 43, Birchwood 40 Detroit at Cleveland, 6 p.m. point for overtime loss. Top three Bryant & Stratton at GCC, Clear Lake 53, Turtle Lake 9 L.A. Lakers at Toronto, 6 p.m. teams in each division and two wild the latest leader to step away because of a THEY SAID IT women, 1; men, 3 Colby 59, Loyal 38 Philadelphia at Oklahoma City, 6 cards per conference advance to sexual abuse scandal involving a former Michigan State football coach Mark Dan- Colfax 46, Elk Mound 39 p.m. playoffs. NFLAll TimesPlayoffs EST D.C. Everest 75, Wausau East 29 Sacramento at San Antonio, 7 Thursday's Games physician at the school. Michigan State Pres- tonio briefly addressed reporters in Wild-card Playoffs Durand 69, Glenwood City 50 p.m. Tampa Bay 5, Philadelphia 1 ident Lou Anna Simon announced her resig- response to an ESPN report detailing various Saturday, Jan. 6 Eau Claire North 47, Superior 21 Monday's Games Pittsburgh 6, Minnesota 3 Nashville 3, New Jersey 0 Tennessee 22, Kansas City 21 Flambeau 83, Winter 14 Charlotte at Indiana, 7 p.m. nation Wednesday night, hours after Nassar allegations involving Michigan State football Boston 3, Ottawa 2 Atlanta 26, Los Angeles Rams 13 Frederic 45, Grantsburg 38 Minnesota at Atlanta, 7:30 p.m. was sentenced to decades in prison this and basketball players. Medford Area 63, Ashland 37 Chicago 5, Detroit 1 Sunday, Jan. 7 Philadelphia at Milwaukee, 8 p.m. Washington 4, Florida 2 Merrill 63, Wausau West 62 Jacksonville 10, Buffalo 3 Phoenix at Memphis, 8 p.m. Carolina 6, Montreal 5 week for molesting girls and young women. "I'm here tonight to say that any accusa- New Orleans 31, Carolina 26 Osseo-Fairchild 69, McDonell Miami at Dallas, 8:30 p.m. St. Louis 3, Colorado 1 Izzo refused to answer many questions tions of my handling of any complaints of Divisional Playoffs Central 49 Boston at Denver, 9 p.m. Toronto 4, Dallas 1 Saturday, Jan. 13 Rice Lake 54, Eau Claire Memo- Columbus 2, Arizona 1 related to the scandal, saying the top priori- sexual assault individually are completely rial 40 Nets-Bucks, Box Philadelphia 15, Atlanta 10 BROOKLYN (91) Edmonton 4, Calgary 3, SO ty is for "our courageous survivors," during false," Dantonio said. "Every incident report- New England 35, Tennessee 14 Solon Springs 100, Bayfield 70 Carroll 4-10 5-6 14, Hollis-Jeffer- Buffalo 4, Vancouver 0 Sunday, Jan. 14 South Shore 46, Mercer 27 son 2-6 0-0 5, Zeller 2-5 0-0 4, Din- N.Y. Islanders 2, Vegas 1 the healing process. ed in that article was documented by either Jacksonville 45, Pittsburgh 42 St. Marys Springs 53, Mayville 36 widdie 1-6 7-8 9, Crabbe 4-10 4-5 Anaheim 4, Winnipeg 3, SO N.Y. Rangers 6, San Jose 5 "I'm going to worry about my team, I'm police or the Michigan State Title IX office. Minnesota 29, New Orleans 24 Tomahawk 46, Antigo 39 13, Harris 4-10 0-0 11, Acy 0-5 0-0 Friday's Games Conference Championships Wausaukee 47, Florence 39 0, Okafor 1-3 0-0 2, Allen 6-8 0-0 12, going to worry about the survivors and I'm I've always worked with the proper authori- Sunday, Jan. 21 Webster 57, Luck 32 No games scheduled Russell 6-14 0-0 14, LeVert 2-10 0- Saturday's Games AFC Wittenberg-Birnamwood 51, going to worry about what I do," he said. ties when dealing with the cases of sexual 0 4, Stauskas 1-2 1-1 3. Totals 33- No games scheduled New England 24, Jacksonville 20 Menominee Indian 21 89 17-20 91. Sunday's Games Izzo, though, said he has no intention on assault." NFC NBA MILWAUKEE (116) Metropolitan All-Stars vs Atlantic Philadelphia 38, Minnesota 7 All Times EST Middleton 9-14 1-1 21, Antetok- All-Stars: Metropolitan at Atlantic, being the next to leave Michigan State. Izzo chose not to say as much about the Pro Bowl EASTERN CONFERENCE ounmpo 14-20 10-11 41, Henson 5- 3:30 p.m. "I'm not going anywhere, in my mind," report. Sunday, Jan. 28 WLPct GB 7 2-3 12, Bledsoe 5-16 1-1 14, Snell Pacific All-Stars vs Central All- At Orlando, Fla. Boston 35 14 .714 — 3-7 0-0 7, Wilson 1-1 0-0 3, Maker 4- Stars: Pacific at Central, 4:30 p.m. Izzo said. "I'm definitely not retiring ." "We will cooperate with any investigation AFC vs. NFC, 3 p.m. Toronto 32 15 .681 2 8 2-2 11, Dellavedova 1-2 0-0 3, All-Star Game Final: TBD at TBD, The recent series of events seemed to cre- going forward as we have always done," Izzo (ESPN/ABC) Cleveland 28 19 .596 6 Terry 0-0 0-0 0, Vaughn 0-0 0-0 0, 6 p.m. ate a relatively subdued atmosphere at the said. l THE DAILY GLOBE • YOURDAILYGLOBE.COM SATURDAY, JANUARY 27, 2018 13 IRONWOOD CHAMBER OF COMMERCE NEWS Upcoming Ironwood Chamber MOTORIZED DIVISION: of Commerce Member Events: First – Cub Scout Pack #323 27 January, Yooperfest at Blackjack Mountain- Big Snow Resort, N11251 Blackjack Road, Bessemer, MI from 9am to 8pm 27 January, CBD and Wellness Community Event, Northwind Natural Foods Co-op, 116 S. Suffolk, Ironwood, from 2-4pm 28 January, Ironwood Area Schools JROTC IRONWOOD CHAMBER of Commerce awardees after the banquet Tuesday evening at the Elk and Spaghetti Fundraiser at the Breakwater Restau- Hound in Ironwood. From the left are Chris rant, 1111 East Cloverland, Ironwood, from 4- Cleney, Adam Holroyd, and Becky Bogaczyk, who 7pm. Tickets are $10 represented Contrast Coffee, Inc, winner of Front row: Tyler Tankka, Evan Johnson, Timmy Green Business of the Year. The next four from the left 3 February, Yooperbeiner Snowshoe Race/Tour, Next row (by snowman) Reid Johnson, Cooper Aho, Noah are Missy Lane, Nicole Prust, Crystal Suzik, and Kokley, Bronson Estrada, Landon Estrada, David Green, at Wolverine Nordic Ski Trails, 5851 Sunset Pat Gallinagh, representing the Range Suicide Jace Billie, Trenton Walitshek, Jensen Shey Road, Ironwood, from 11am to 2pm Prevention Council, winners of the Organization Next row: Daniel Green, Lake Lohkamp, Austin Sterbenz, of the Year. Sam Davey is next in the sweater vest, James Frayer, Zach Smith, Anakin Koski, Reed Lohkamp 7 February, Ironwood Chamber of Commerce, winner of the Volunteer of the Year award while Left to right Back row: (Adults) Tom Johnson, Ron Tankka, Gogebic Community College, and Michigan William Van Hill, on the far right, is representing Cathy Tankka, Karen Johnson, Carl Green, Andy Balchik, Works present the 2nd Annual High School Ca- the Gogebic Range Robotics Team, winners of the Matt Sterbenz, Gordon Koski (holding Wyatt Koski), Jesse Gus Swanson Award. Walitshek, Serena Lohkamp, Joseph Billie, Phil Aho (hold- reer Exploration Day at Gogebic Community ing Cally Aho) College. 9am to 12:30pm and good work ethic principles. Second – Snow Country Contracting 7 February, Local Farm Market Producers Meet- Volunteer of the Year: Sam Davey. From ing at Northwind Natural Foods Co-op, 116 S. his 1970’s volunteer and leadership work in de- Suffolk, Ironwood, from 6 to 7pm veloping snowmobile clubs and trails, to his long involvement in a host of civic and community 23 February, Superior Horns & Blue Ice perform organizations and events, Mr. Davey has not at Cold Iron Brewing, 1-4 South Lowell, Iron- only been “the man with ideas,” but also a per- wood, from 7 to 10pm son who actively works to bring these ideas to Eric Schneller, 24 February, Historic Ironwood Theatre fulfillment. Whether brushing a trail, serving on Wife Brittany Schneller, Fundraiser at the Ironwood Memorial Building, Ironwood’s Park and Recreation Committee, or Son Mason and 218 S. Marquette Street, from 7 to 10pm. For being a section leader at Jack Frost Parade time, daughter Elle. tickets, call the Theatre at 932-0618 Sam’s contributions to the Ironwood Community Third – Gogebic Range Robotics Team The 2017 Ironwood Chamber of over the years have been of inestimable value. Commerce Award Winners: Business of the Year: Contrast Coffee. Organization of the Year: Range Suicide Downtown has always been “the place to be” in Prevention Council. Founded in 1996 by Iron- Historic Ironwood, and, in 2017, the opening of wood’s Mary Grace Loreti, the RSPC is a non- Contrast Coffee helped re-awaken that spirit. profit organization dedicated to the prevention With outstanding products, welcoming, friendly of suicides, bullying, and all worth-denigrating customer service, and an engaging community Nathan Fechter behaviors. Under current President Pat Galli- spirit, Adam Holroyd, Chris Cheney, and Gabe Gogebic Range Robotics Team nagh, the RSPC has expanded its outreach and Whitmer’s Contrast Coffee has quickly become programs to schools and organizations through- a new “landmark” for Downtown Ironwood. out the Iron Range. Here are the Jack Frost Chamber of Commerce/Michigan Works/ Gus Swanson Educational Award: Gogebic Gogebic Community College Parade Award Winners: Collaborative Event: Range Robotics Team. 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My friend suggested Dear I look at adopting a dog from the local Annie shelter or a rescue group. I really want a husky, and our shelter didn’t have any but suggested I reach out to local husky rescue groups. Well, I did, and I found a great breeds are healthier than purebreds. one. 3. If you do decide to buy a puppy, at After I filled out the application, a vol- least be sure you know where you’re buy- unteer called me within 24 hours. She ing from. Kristina Lotz wrote a wonderful thanked me for considering adoption and article for iHeartDogs titled “10 Signs That gave me some very sad statistics about A Puppy Is From a Puppy Mill,” and I DEFLOCKED how many dogs get euthanized because of would recommend reading it before buy- overpopulation. She then said my house ing from a pet shop or breeder. will be a tricky place to find the right dog ––– for. 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The object is to place the m Q 8 7 The Legislature passed a bill allowing hunter pink n numbers 1 to 9 in the empty squares J 10 9 8 apparel in 2016 if a Natural Resources Commission study o K J so that each row, each column and p J 10 9 8 found that it could be easily seen. The commission ruled each 3x3 box contains the same West Eastin September that at least half of a hunter’s attire must be number only once. The difficulty level m 5 2 m 6 4 3 orange. n n of the Conceptis Sudoku increases A K Q 4 7 2 Republican Rep. Steven Johnson of Wayland Township from Monday to Saturday. o Q 10 7 6 o 9 8 5 3 2 p K 6 3 p A 7 2 reintroduced the hunter pink bill last week. 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South ends in two spades, leaving East-West 2000 to 2016, the number of deaths in Wisconsin IN ADULTHOOD needing six tricks to defeat the because of prescription opioids increased 600 percent, contract. How can they do it? from 81 to 568 in 2016. Heroin overdose deaths increased In the auction, West would have 12 times, from 28 deaths in 2000 to 371 deaths in 2016. by Robert Ashley, M.D., Eve Glazier, M.D. & Elizabeth Ko, M.D. done well to double again on the second round because East-West “Opioid abuse is an increasingly difficult challenge for can make three diamonds with the Dear Doctor: I always thought and attacks the insulin-produc- -- Sudden changes to vision law enforcement and emergency responders across the Type 1 diabetes developed ing cells of the pancreas. Ge- trumps splitting 2-2. But that is far -- An increased appetite from clear-cut, especially at the state,” said Wisconsin State Patrol Superintendent J.D. when you were a child, or not netics is believed to play a role Lind. “Our primary mission is to save lives, and equip- -- Unexpected weight loss prevailing unfavorable vulnerability at all. But now they're saying it in Type 1 diabetes, and recent — and would have ruined a good ping all our officers with Narcan provides another impor- can happen as an adult, which research has shown that -- A sweet or fruity scent on the story. tant tool to help us carry out that mission.” is very alarming. How do I viruses may also be involved. breath West leads the heart ace. (Some know if I develop it? pairs lead the queen from a suit State Patrol K-9 officers are receiving additional train- Because Type 1 diabetes is an -- Loss of consciousness headed by the ace-king-queen, so Dear Reader: While there are autoimmune disease, the ating to assist service animals that may have incidental con- If you experience any of these that the leader’s partner knows that tact with opioids such as heroin or fentanyl. several different types of dia- tack on the insulin-producing symptoms, get in touch with an ace-lead is from only the ace- betes and different pathways cells, known as the islets of your health care provider right king.) Under the heart ace, East must Wisconsin funds wetland projects through which the disease de- Langerhans, is a sustained away. velops, they all have one basic one. Unlike in Type 2 diabetes, play the seven, starting a high-low At this time, there is no cure for with a doubleton. MADISON, Wis. – Conservation groups, private thing in common -- the body which can sometimes be man- Type 1 diabetes. However, in Now West, who is watching landowners and government organizations may apply for has lost the ability to ade- aged through diet and lifestyle the vast majority of cases the closely, cashes the heart queen and $2.5 million available to fund wetland restoration and quately regulate the levels of changes, there is no middle continues with the heart king. What disease can be successfully glucose in the blood. ground in Type 1 diabetes. The should East discard? mitigation projects. managed with insulin, diet and insulin-producing cells of the East would like a club shift, and it Proposals for the current round of funding, available When things are working prop- exercise. And in the meantime, pancreas are destroyed and in is much better (also, here, necessary) from the Wisconsin Wetland Conservation Trust admin- erly, this glucose control is research continues. Of particu- to pitch an encouraging club seven order to keep blood glucose achieved by insulin, a hormone lar interest is the field of im- than a discouraging diamond two. istered by the Wisconsin Department of Natural within a safe range, insulin produced by the pancreas. In- munotherapy, in which gene West shifts to the club three, his Resources, are due Feb. 28. They can be used to cover all must be introduced to the body lowest card in the suit guaranteeing sulin makes it possible for the splicing and gene editing are aspects of restoration, including land purchases, site con- body to either use the glucose at regular intervals. at least one honor there. East takes used to reprogram the immune the trick and returns the club two. struction and long-term maintenance and monitoring. that enters the blood after di- Type 1 diabetes is most com- system's T cells, which attack South falsecards with the queen, but Sally Jarosz, DNR program ecologist for the trust, said gestion, or to store it for future monly identified in childhood, the pancreas. What would West should know to take the trick use. Over time, people with but according to the National and give partner a club ruff, because the Wisconsin Wetland Conservation Trust program, cre- have sounded like science fic- ated in 2014, allows for the purchase of wetland mitiga- chronic high blood glucose lev- Institutes of Health, up to 25 tion just a decade ago could if East had begun with the A-7-5-2 of clubs, he would have returned els will face serious health percent of cases get diagnosed someday lead to a long-term tion credits specified by U.S. Army Corps of Engineers problems like heart disease, in adults, some as old as 80 or the club five, high from a remaining cure. doubleton. and Wisconsin DNR wetland permits. kidney disease, nerve damage, 90. When certain characteris- (Eve Glazier, M.D., MBA, is an Isn’t good defense fun? Funds generated from credit sales then help offset the eye problems, poor wound tics are present, this type of di- internist and assistant profes- cost of wetland restoration projects. Funds are awarded to healing, foot problems and abetes is referred to as latent © 2018 UFS, Dist. by Andrews McMeel for UFS sor of medicine at UCLA applicants through a competitive request for proposal even stroke. autoimmune diabetes of Health. Elizabeth Ko, M.D., is adults, or LADA. BRIDGE process. In Type 2 diabetes, which can an internist and primary care The trust is currently funding wetland restoration pro- develop at any age, the body Symptoms of Type 1 diabetes, physician at UCLA Health.) jects on more than 450 acres statewide. has either stopped responding which can occur quite sud- COPYRIGHT 2017 PHILLIP to insulin, or no longer pro- denly, may include: THE PRESIDENT AND FELLOWS Potential applicants are encouraged to contact Josh ALDER duces enough to properly reg- -- Extreme thirst that cannot be OF HARVARD COLLEGE Brown at 608-266-1902 or DISTRIBUTED BY UNIVERSAL ulate blood sugar and keep it quenched [email protected], to discuss prospective within optimal levels. 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Hello friends: When my younger brother, Robert Wal- ters, passed away on Oct. 11, his passing sent a message to me that I was already well Mark aware of. That is you Walters have to live life to its fullest and spend time with family and friends. That was my main reason for heading down to my brother, Tom Walters’, hunting camp near Natchez, Mississippi, for a deer and feral pig hunt. Thursday, Jan. 11 High 57, low 43 Until what would be tonight, it never really rained hard, but at least 50 percent of the time there was a constant drizzle or mist. Because we traveled by ATV from our pickups and then walked, the rain was a real issue. Even climbing up the portable ladder sections to my stand was dangerous if you were not thinking, as your feet always had a half to two inches of clay muck on them from the hike to our stands. As each day passed, the ride by ATV became a total adventure because of the muck and deep puddles. My brother, Tom, figured there was an extra 200 to 300 Photo submitted pounds of pure clay on each of our machines. Tom and the Bob Pearson, who share this camp and JERRY PENNOCK, of L’Anse, won the ninth annual Lake Gogebic “Iceman” tournament by catching a 28-inch are next door neighbors, have been having a very diffi- walleye last weekend. cult deer season and were really bummed when as of Jan. 11 the deer were still in the rut. To date, meaning since Thanksgiving, Tom had not seen a deer and Bobco had only had one hunt where he 150 compete at tourney had seen deer. There are two theories for the lack of action. One is LAKE GOGEBIC — It’s been a Nathan Bouvette, of Marenisco, —Perch, first: Brennan Poetter that the deer have become nocturnal, and they have. The wicked winter for humans, but the with a 14-incher that weighed one and second: Eligh Erickson. Melia other is that flooding, which happened twice in this fish seem to love it. pound, 10.8 ounces. Newport was the youth winner of area, pushed the deer into what would be about 10 per- A 28-inch, seven-pound, 12- Second in the perch division was the largest northern. cent of their habitat, which resulted in overharvesting. ounce walleye cooperated for Jerry won by Dean Peotter, from Green In addition to the fishing I had a lot of action on this six-day hunt, but really Pennock, of L’Anse, last weekend at Bay, with a 14-incher weighing awards, there were also some great wanted these guys to get some shooting. Last week, I the ninth annual Lake Gogebic “Ice- slightly less and third was awarded prizes given away by local business- wrote that I messed up on what was a spike buck and man” tournament. to Phil Markgraf with his 13.75- es, including ice fishing gear by that I did harvest a 150-pound feral pig, which was a The tourney was hosted by AJ’s incher. Gogebic-Ontonagon businesses. sow. Walleye Lodge and more than 150 The top northern pike was “Many thanks to all the volunteers, I also wrote that when I arrived in Louisiana, I had anglers took part. caught by Jeremy Pientka, from sponsors and participants who pretty serious issues with my new scope or possibly Area anglers were joined by par- Wisconsin, with second going to helped to make this a really great mounts. Yesterday, I saw my second deer, a doe. I have ticipants from Iron River, Baraga, Tommy Olson, from Crandon, and event. With the help and support five harvest tags and really wanted to make some veni- Green Bay, Stevens Point and Min- third awarded to Steve Warra, from of all the local businesses, we were son. I had a 70-yard chip shot and had a clean miss. nesota. L’Anse. able to attract both visitors and Here in the deep South they quarter their meat on The second place walleye was The tournament also included a local fishermen to this event. the same day as a kill. They then use ice and cold water caught by Minnesota resident Keith youth division, sponsored by “It is our hope that all the partic- to flush it. I did that with my pork and tonight a cold Mattila and third went to Steve Bab- Lawrence Hash. Youth division ipants will hopefully leave with rain that drained out of the eves trough would really do cock, of Marquette. winners were: memories of a great experience that a heck of a job of cleaning my pork in the 120-quart There was a tight race for the —Walleyes, first: Landon Cole; will entice them to want to return to cooler that I was storing it in. coveted Lake Gogebic “Hog” as the second: Hunter VanZile and third: our area,” said Mary Beth DeFazio, My stand is a 1.2-mile hike from the ATV, and is liter- first-place perch was awarded to Kayden Erickson. one of the tourney organizers. ally in the bedroom of a good number of pigs. I general- ly do not see them as the brush, downfalls and vines are so thick that traveling through them on foot can really test your patience and, in the very least, make it difficult to see what you are hunting. What you do is pick openings to watch while in your Turtle-Flambeau, Willow ATV stand. This morning, I saw three adult pigs and several others run through an opening. At 70 yards, I picked where I thought they would pass in another opening, and when the lead sow gave me a one-second opportuni- access, parking plans outlined ty, I squeezed off a round. Naturally, I had to check and see if I had made a hit, The public has the opportunity to Area and Turtle-Flambeau Scenic would need to be amended to allow and a half hour later was really bummed when I had review and comment on proposed Waters Area. The trails would create the uses. found no sign of a hit. I wanted to throw the .35 Whelen amendments that would provide linkages to larger regional trail net- The DNR is not undertaking a into the nearby Mississippi River, and decided to retrace access for motorized recreational works. review of the entire range of manage- my shot one more time by climbing into my tree. vehicles at three properties in Wis- The DNR has also received ment actions at the properties, but The sweet smell of at least a minor victory came my consin. requests to construct a multi-use rather is focusing on potentially way when I found a tiny speck of blood. Five minutes In September, the Natural parking area at the Willow Flowage authorizing changes to the existing later, I found signs of a good hit. Then, just like that in Resources Board approved a recom- Scenic Waters Area to serve snowmo- master plans. some thick brush and wrapped up in the vines that mendation from the Department of bilers, ATVs and UTVs, and boaters. The public is invited to fill out stopped its forward momentum, I found my second 150- Natural Resources to evaluate several The facilities are not currently online questionnaires to submit com- pound sow. amendment requests the agency has authorized by the respective master ments, or download the form and Both of the hogs that I harvested were what I consid- received to provide all-terrain vehicle plans for the properties. mail it in. er the perfect shot, close to center chest and directly and utility terrain vehicle access For the trails and parking area to Comments, either online or hard- behind the shoulder, meaning next to zero meat lost. across the Upper Wolf River Fishery be constructed, the master plans copy, are due by Feb. 4. There was a big “I shot my second feral pig shindig tonight” and it was really cool to watch Mother Nature area weekly outdoor report clean out 140 pounds of quarters and back straps. The drive back to Wisconsin, by myself, was pure HE double toothpicks, as I was pulling a trailer in snow from St Louis to my house. Upper Peninsula ple reports of strong ice fishing have (formerly known as a tag or permit) sold When I got home, I boned out my quarters, bought Lake Gogebic: Fishing remained come in from properties across the and is not corrected for non-participa- some pork to mix with it, some seasoning, and used a slow to fair early in the week, at best. state. Slush remained on many North- tion. small amount of venison. Let me tell you, friends, I have Walleyes seemed to be producing woods lakes and there was plenty of In total, 102,550 harvest authoriza- me some fine pork sausage. the best reports, but it was still slow, snow on others. tions were available within seven Turkey I am now addicted to this trip and am hoping Tom with a lot of bumps and misses. Crappies are biting on the Turtle- Management Zones in 2017, but only Perch action has been quiet, as well, Flambeau Flowage near Mercer and on 62,239 harvest authorizations were and Bobco let me come back! with reports of raising fish, but difficulty lakes in the Flambeau River State For- issued, down from 67,906 issued in Sunset in getting them to bite. est. 2016. Walleye anglers were fishing in 10 to The northern zone grouse season Harvest authorization levels are 16 feet during low light conditions and remains open for one more week, clos- determined by recent trends in harvest, working the deeper water in 23 to 30 ing on Jan. 31 and a few hunters took hunter success and turkey reproduction, Target practice forces feet using sucker minnows and jigging out their dogs for some exercise last as well as hunter densities and field Rapalas. weekend, but not many reported any reports of turkey abundance. closing of campground Some downsized minnows to fat- shooting. “The fall turkey season provides a heads, trying to prevent numbers of fish The combination of recent snow much different experience for turkey from dragging out three to four feet of and warming temperatures has wildlife hunters than does the spring hunt, and Oconto County Sheriff’s line on the tip-ups and then dropping the up and moving around. we have a dedicated group of hunters n Boulder Lake Department Chief Deputy bait. Turkeys have been spotted along that enjoy pursuing turkeys in the fall Perch anglers were working the mud roadsides and deer have been loitering woods, in particular those who hunt shut down; Ed Janke said while that in 20 to 24 feet and 27 to 30 feet, mark- in active timber harvests, chewing on turkeys with dogs,” said Mark Witecha, refunds set for action is legal, it is con- ing fish but finding few takers. Wigglers fresh buds. Along with continuing Department of Natural Resources cerning. and spikes were the preferred baits. reports of snowy owls, large numbers of upland wildlife ecologist. 85 people The U.S. Forest Service, Mild temperatures had anglers bald eagles have been spotted and a The DNR first initiated a fall turkey WHITE LAKE, Wis. Oconto County Sheriff’s reporting slush earlier this week, but variety of woodpeckers can be seen dig- season in 1989 after an increase and (AP) — Sheriff’s officials Department and Langlade conditions firmed up at night. ging into trees. expansion of turkeys throughout the say a popular campground County Sheriff’s Depart- Little Bay de Noc: Ice conditions A snowy owl was spotted in the state. Since then, hunters have been in a northern Wisconsin changed some and those heading south Saxon area last week. able to pursue turkeys during both fall ment came to the decision of Aronson Island reported much thinner The Brule River has opened up and spring seasons. forest will close this season to close the campground. ice. That area was considered danger- again. “Total fall permit sales have declined because of safety concerns About 85 people who have ous and extreme caution must be used The Northern Highland-American from the highs of the early 2000s, and related to a neighboring already reserved campsites at all times. Legion State Forest has a heavy blanket fewer turkeys are being harvested dur- property owner. will get refunds. Pressure cracks have been moving of snow from the last storm. ing the fall season as a result. WLUK-TV said officials Town of Doty chairman a lot over the last week so use caution Hunters registered 3,971 birds dur- “Turkey harvest totals reflect a num- decided to close the Boul- Dick Kendall said the clo- near them. ing the fall 2017 Wisconsin wild turkey ber of factors, including turkey popula- der Lake Campground in Overall catches were down some, season, a decrease from 4,990 regis- tion size, weather conditions and hunter sure is disruptive to the but still fair to good. Walleye anglers tered during the 2016 fall season. participation and effort, and we have the Chequamegon-Nicolet thousands of visitors who reported fair catches near the Second The harvest success rate was 6.4 seen participation decline as hunters National Forest because a use the campground, as Reef in 27 to 35 feet. percent, compared to 7.3 percent in balance fall turkey hunting with many nearby property owner was well as the stores and Northern Wisconsin 2016. Success rate is calculated based other hunting opportunities available holding target practice on restaurants they patronize. Despite the recent warm-up, multi- on the number of harvest authorizations that time of year,” Witecha said. his land.