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DAILY GLOBE Tuesday, December 31, 2019 Snow likely yourdailyglobe.com | High: 22 | Low: 12 | Details, page 2 2019 OUT LIKE A LION Ironwood Carnegie Library holds arts, craft hour By MEGAN HUGHES [email protected] IRONWOOD – Nearly a dozen kids braved Monday’s snow to create a snowstorm of their own as part of the Iron- wood Carnegie Library’s month- ly arts and crafts hour. Local artist Arlene Schneller had the young artists create cop- per snowflakes. She and a band of volunteers guided the children through the process of making their own copper snowflakes with a technique called “repousse.” The kids gathered around tables and used tools called sty- luses to leave impressions in sheets of copper foil, which they then, with an adult’s help, cut out to turn into ornaments or display pieces. Tom LaVenture/Daily Globe The program was held despite DRIVERS HEADING west out of Bessemer on U.S. 2 experience slippery roads and low visibility during a Monday snowstorm over the heavy snow outside in the early much of the west and central Upper Peninsula. afternoon. “We will just be making a snowstorm inside,” Schneller Heavy, wet snow blankets Range joked as she was showing the kids examples of what they could By TOM LAVENTURE ed by mid-afternoon Monday. The National Weather Service “So far the roads are just pret- [email protected] The 4 p.m. public report from in Marquette issued a hazardous ty much slick and icy under- ARTS — page 5 IRONWOOD – The snow- Ironwood measured 4.3 inches weather outlook for much of the neath, making for poor driving storm that struck the region on with snow expected to continue western and central Upper with visibility less than a quarter Monday afternoon came a bit in the evening when it was Peninsula at 3:20 p.m. Monday mile,” said Deputy Adam Graser later than predicted with heavy falling heavily. through 1 a.m. today. The coun- of the Gogebic County Sheriff’s Ontonagon village snow falling in the evening “We are gathering the reports ties under the bulletin included Office at around 3 p.m. Monday. instead. and the snow appears to be a lit- Gogebic, Ontonagon, He said there weren’t any Jacob Horton, a meteorolo- tle under what was predicted,” Keweenaw, Iron, Houghton, calls yet about accidents or cars reaches tenative gist with the Weather Service, Horton said. “We’re updating Baraga, Marquette and Dickin- in the ditch at the time of his said there was heavy snow the forecast right now.” son counties. The bulletin also statement. union agreement falling as forecasted but that The lake-effect snow might included all of north and central reported measurements were bring another inch or two of Wisconsin and the north shore By JAN TUCKER falling short of what was expect- snow today, he said. of Minnesota. [email protected] STORM — page 5 ONTONAGON – The Village of Ontonagon has reached a ten- tative agreement with the Ameri- TENSIONS SPARK can Federation of State, County and Municipal employees union for a collective bargaining agree- Questions remain after Michigan’s legalization of recreational marijuana ment starting Jan. 1. The sides tentatively agreed to Editor’s note: The Daily Globe completes government members have spoken in a three year contract which: its countdown of the Gogebic Range’s top five terms of reconsidering their options in the –Kept the current plan. stories of 2019 today with the No. 1 story of Stories of future. Ironwood Township and Bessemer –Added steps to longevity the year which involves the local aftermath of city and township officials have suggested a with 25 years at $0.30 and 30 the state’s legalization of recreational mari- similar willingness to rethink the situation years $0.35 juana in the fall of 2018. The other top stories the Year once the state has ironed out all of its own –And increase of 2% in wages for 2019 included: No. 2 – Ironwood’s water directives. for the three year term of the con- issues, No. 3 – Saxon Harbor’s rebuild, No. 4 In fact, Leroy Johnson, who is the tract. – Hurley chooses Northstars as new mascot, deputy supervisor for Ironwood Township, The contract also eliminates and No. 5 – Continued convictions and sen- told the Globe that the township Planning post-employment health insur- tencings of those involved in the late 2017 Commission also may amend its pending ance by 2025 and establishes murder of Wayne M. Valliere Jr. master plan to allow for the possibility of health care saving plans for Others opting out were the cities of future marijuana growth in designated zon- employees with 1% employee By P.J. GLISSON 2019 Bessemer and Wakefield and the townships ing districts. contribution and 1% match. [email protected] of Ironwood, Bessemer, Wakefield and In addition, Ironwood Township Super- Employees may have up to 40 When Michigan citizens voted to legalize Watersmeet. They joined more than two- visor James Simmons said that his board hours of leave time paid into the recreational marijuana in November 2018, thirds of the state’s cities, townships and members also are considering odor com- health care savings plan annual- they likely had no idea how many steps villages who just said no. plaints “because we want to make sure it’s a ly. would be involved in addressing all of the Meanwhile, Marenisco Township and good community for everyone.” The Personnel Committee related elements of using, zoning, growing, the city of Ironwood have engaged in Bessemer City Manager Charly Loper members, which negotiated the processing and selling this drug. longer-term considerations. said officials there also are working on proposal with the union, The details have been sinking in over the The Marenisco Township Board of odor rulings and have been attending train- explained the contract has a past year as local governments, one by one, Trustees voted in June to opt in to recre- ings in relation to various marijuana issues. maximum financial impact of 9% reported to the state their decision to opt in ational marijuana enterprise, but citizens over three years, with assump- or opt out of allowing recreational marijua- there quickly petitioned to put the issue on State licensing tions of health insurance cost na enterprise in each of their regions. the Nov. 5 ballot and, after voters chose Michigan began issuing a handful of increases at 15%. There is also a The general consensus here has been overwhelmingly to rescind the related ordi- licenses for recreational marijuana sales in contract reopener if health insur- “No thank you” with some entities adding a nance, board members then killed it and the past month, with initial preference ance costs exceed 15%. It was polite “at least not yet.” are in the process of officially opting out. given to operations that already are supply- also explained that health insur- “Wherever we could opt out, we opted Members of the Ironwood City Commis- ing the medical marijuana market. The rea- ance cost increases have not out,” said Erwin Township Supervisor sion initially opted out, but agreed at the soning was that those businesses already exceeded 10% in the last few Larry Grimsby, who said the majority of same time to reevaluate their decision or to have been vetted. years. residents in his locale are against any form revise the related ordinance at a future State officials predict first-year sales in It was further explained that of recreational marijuana enterprise. time. Toward that end, they have scheduled the hundreds of millions of dollars, but the elimination of the post-employ- Like many other government bodies, a Monday, Jan. 6, 2020, workshop, during full effect of those sales also is being held ment health insurance cost shar- Erwin Township not only passed an ordi- which they welcome public input, at 6 p.m. back by a state ruling that medical marijua- ing eliminates a future liability nance to forbid marijuana enterprise, but in the Women’s Club room of the Ironwood na sales must be protected as a priority. and the establishment of a health also followed it with an additional ordi- Memorial Building. care savings plan, through nance that protected zoning as well. Ironwood is not the only place wherein MARIJUANA — page 13 VILLAGE — page 5 TODAY INDEX Snow likely — Details, page 2 Classifieds . . . . .12-14 75 cents Comics ...... 11 Monday Today’s records Snowfall Community ...... 3 Vol. 101, No. 34 High 33 High 47 (1904) 24 hours to 7 a.m. Health ...... 7 Low 23 Low -27 (1967) Monday trace Snow depth 11 in. Obituaries ...... 2 Year ago today Precipitation Season total 83.1 in. Opinion ...... 4 High 24 24 hours to 7 a.m. Last year 61.8 in. Sports ...... 8, 9-10 Low 13 Monday .1 in. l 2 TUESDAY, DECEMBER 31, 2019 AREA / NATION THE DAILY GLOBE • YOURDAILYGLOBE.COM FIVE-DAY FORECASTFO ORECAST FOR IRONWOODIR RONWOOD Obituaries TODAY WEDNESDAYWEDNESDDAY THURSDAY FRIDAYFRIDDAY SATURDAY Nancy M. Berg BESSEMER, Mich. — Nancy M. Berg, was always on the 77, of Bessemer, passed away peaceful- go! Through all of Scatteredered Scattered Snow Likely Mostly CloudyClou udy Mostly Cloudy ly in her sleep on Tuesday, Dec. 24, life’s trials and tribu- SnowSnoow Snow 2019. lations, Nancy Nancy was born Dec. 29, 1941, to V. remained a very 22° 12° 25° 15°155° 33° 25° 31° 23° 24° 16° Melvin and Shirley (Koskie) Jacobson, strong person and Winds: Winds: Winds: Winds:Winnds: Winds: of South Bessemer. She grew up on a always carried her- 99-15-15 mmphph NNWW 77-11-11 mmphph SSSWSW 66-9-9 mmphph SSSWSW 55-9-9 mmphph NNWW 1010 mmphph W dairy farm and was very active in 4-H, self with dignity and Ontonagon LOCALL OUTLOOK showing dairy animals and other pro- grace. She will be 28/22 jects at the fair. Nancy attended Hard- dearly missed by her Todayy we will see mostly cloudy ing Grade School, graduated from A.D. Nancy M. family and friends. Bergland skies with a 100% chance of snow, Berg 23/12 high ttemperature of 22°, humidity of Johnston High School in 1959, and 1941 — 2019 Nancy is survived Wakefield Ironwood 79%. Northwest wind 9 to 15 mph. continued her education at Gogebic by four children: Saxon 21/12 22/12 Marenisco New snow accumulation of around Community College. Joseph F. Seffker (Sue), Tracy Mae 24/13 five inches nches possible. Bessemer 23/11 Nancy moved to Milwaukee to Damm (Brian), Traci lee Cherne Upson Hurley 22/12 Watersmeet begin the next chapter of her life, meet- (Chris) and Grant Berg (Vicky); six 22/11 SUNS AND MOON 22/12 23/11 ing and marrying Joseph F. Seffker, in grandchildren: Courtney Seffker, Cole Mercer 1964. They had three children: Joseph Olson, Cory, Colin, Caleb and Caden 22/10 Manitowish II, Tracy Mae and Grant. 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Hwy. M 28, P.O. Box 200 Ewen, MI 49925 Mary Elizabeth (Trtan) Nantell Toll Free: (800) 562-7112 HuRlEY, Wis. — Mary Elizabeth Packers. BIG VALLEY www.BigValley.biz Ewen, Michigan Phone: (906) 988-2323 (Trtan) Nantell, 97, of Hurley, With Mary’s beautiful singing passed away on Dec. 13, 2019, at the voice, she joined the Gogebic Tambu- Villa Maria Rehabilitation Center. ritzas, a Croatian singing and dancing 2016 Ford F-150 Lariat Crew Cab 4x4 Mary was born in Ironwood, Mich., group, that traveled and performed in 5.5 ft. bed, 3.5L EcoBoost V6, 49,179 miles, oxford white, black heated leather, navigation, power on Nov. 30, 1922, to George and Jen- various cities, also making a record sliding rear window, tailgate step, tech package. nie (Perkovich) Trtan. She attended album of the music celebrating the $ Newport Elementary and luther l. Croatian culture and heritage. 35,900 Wright High School, graduating with Mary was a devout member of Holy the class of 1941. Trinity Catholic Church and Our lady Mary was united in marriage to of Peace Catholic Church. Firearms instructor took out Wilbur (Bill) Nantell in the chapel at She was preceded in death by her Camp White, an army training base, in parents, George and Jennie Trtan; hus- gunman at Texas church service Medford, Oregon. Following their band, Bill; brother, George; sister, Ann; marriage and Bill’s deployment to the and daughter-in-law, Judith Nan- WHITE SETTlEMENT, who has also been a members of the volunteer Texas (AP) — Alarms went reserve sheriff’s deputy, security team he had European-African-Middle Eastern The- tell. off in Jack Wilson’s head said: “They were standing trained with their guns ater during WWII, Mary relocated to Mary is survived by three children, the moment a man wearing up. I had to wait about half drawn. Wilson said they Milwaukee, where she worked as a Carolyn (Gary) Nichols, Garden a fake beard, a wig, a hat a second, or a second, to had their eyes on the man crane operator for Kearney and Truck- Grove, CA; Jerry (linda) Nantell, and a long coat walked into get my shot. I fired one since he arrived. During er, a defense factory supplying defense Indio, Calif.; Bill Nantell, Stevens a Texas church for Sunday round. The subject went the service, White and Wil- materials to various branches of the Point; seven grandchildren; three services. down.” son had stationed them- military. great-grandchildren; sister-in-law, Bev- By the time the man Wilson’s single shot selves at the back of the After the war Mary and Bill erly Trtan, Fond du lac; cousins, Peter approached a communion quickly ended the attack church, watching him. returned to Ironwood and started their Perkovich, Mississauga, Ontario and server and pulled out a that killed Wallace, 64, and The Texas Department family. like many young newlyweds Julia (Perlich) Rosa, Hurley; and nieces shotgun, Wilson and White, 67, at the West Free- of Public Safety on Monday during this time, life was a struggle. and nephews. another security volunteer way Church of Christ in identified the attacker as were already reaching for the Fort Worth-area town Keith Thomas Kinnunen, Bill found work in the local mines, and Memorial services for Mary will be their own guns. of White Settlement. He 43. His motive is under Mary worked at JC Penney. Mary held in the spring. The attacker shot the said the entire confronta- investigation. enjoyed her family, friends, dances, McKevitt-Patrick Funeral Home is other volunteer, Richard tion was over in no more Speaking outside the coffee klatches, card parties, and fami- assisting the family. For more informa- White, and then the server, than six seconds. More church Monday, Texas ly outings and was a passionate fan of tion or to express online condolences, Anton “Tony” Wallace, than 240 congregants were Attorney General Ken Pax- football, particularly the Green Bay mckevittpatrickfuneralhome.com. sending congregants in the church at the time. ton said authorities “can’t scrambling for cover. The “The only clear shot I prevent mental illness from gunman was heading had was his head because I occurring, and we can’t NYPD: Times Square safest place toward the front of the still had people in the pews prevent every crazy person sanctuary as Wilson that were not all the way from pulling a gun. But we on Earth for New Year’s Eve searched for a clear line of down as low as they could. can be prepared like this fire. That was my one shot,” church was.” NEW YORK (AP) — New of effort into an event like wanded with metal detec- “I didn’t have a clear Wilson said Monday from Britt Farmer, senior York City’s counterterror- this,” Miller said. tors before being ushered window,” he said, referring his home in nearby minister of the church, said ism czar expects Times Police Commissioner to one of 65 viewing pens to church members who Granbury. Sunday, “We lost two great Square to be “the safest Dermot Shea said there are set up around Times “were jumping, going As Wilson approached men today, but it could place on the planet Earth” no specific, credible threats Square to prevent over- chaotic.” Wilson, a 71-year- the fallen attacker, he have been a lot worse.” on New Year’s Eve. to the event, which brings crowding. old firearms instructor noticed five or six other Wilson described the Thousands of police hundreds of thousands of Backpacks, chairs and attacker’s gun as a short- officers will be on duty for people to midtown Man- coolers are banned, as well barreled 12-gauge shotgun Tuesday night’s festivities, hattan and attracts mil- as personal drones. And # # with a pistol grip. Shot- along with specialized lions of TV viewers. Post don’t think about popping THIS DAY guns with barrels less than units armed with long Malone, BTS and Alanis champagne or lifting a 18 inches long are restrict- guns, bomb-sniffing dogs Morissette are scheduled to Maddog 20/20 to ring in IN HISTORY ed under federal law and and other measures. perform on stages in the 2020. The NYPD says alco- December 30 can be legally owned in For the first time, police heart of Times Square. hol is strictly prohibited. • 1835 Georgia gold rush caused the government Texas only if they are regis- drones are expected to Shea said spectators There aren’t any bath- forced relocation of the Cherokees to move tered with the Bureau of keep watch over the big, should feel safe but rooms, and anyone leaving across the Mississippi River. The march became Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms confetti-filled celebration — encouraged them to won’t be allowed back to known as the Trail of Tears in which 4,000 Cherokee and Explosives. a year late after rain remain vigilant and alert their original spot. people died of cold, hunger and disease. After the shooting, grounded the department’s an officer or call a police Some revelers are sure unmanned eye-in-the-sky hotline if they feel some- to end up featured on Ryan • 1865 Rudyard Kipling was born in Bombay, British Texas officials hailed the last year. thing is amiss. Seacrest’s “Rockin’ Eve” India. He died in 1936. state’s gun laws, including a measure enacted this This year’s forecast calls “This is going to be one broadcast, especially if • 1939 “Of Mice and Men” is released. year that affirmed the right for some clouds, but no of the most well-policed, they’re wearing those • 1968 Frank Sinatra first records “My Way” with of licensed handgun hold- rain and none of the bitter well-protected celebrations kitschy “2020” glasses, but lyrics written by Paul Anka. ers to carry a weapon in cold that iced out specta- in the entire world and there’s a good chance places of worship, unless tors two years ago. we’ll have another safe and everyone in Times Square Today’s History was sponsored by the facility bans them. The NYPD’s Deputy enjoyable New Year’s Eve,” will be caught on one cam- President Donald Commissioner for Intelli- Shea said. era or another. Trump also tweeted his gence and Counterterror- Streets in and around Police will be monitor- appreciation for state’s gun ism, John Miller, said Times Square will be ing more than 1,000 secu- legislation Monday night, stacking various security closed to car traffic hours rity cameras, along with saying, “lives were saved tools and techniques gives before the ball drops and feeds from police heli- by these heroes, and Texas police “multiple chances to police cars and sand-filled copters and the drones. GET READY FOR 13802 N. St. Hwy. 169, laws allowing them to catch something coming sanitation trucks will be Several of the NYPD’s Gurney, WI 54559 carry arms!” through.” positioned to stop vehicles drones are equipped with WINTER 715-893-2495 That law was passed in “Times Square is proba- from driving into the thermal-imaging and 3D- 5624 W. Hwy. 2, the aftermath of the deadli- bly going to be the safest crowd. mapping capabilities and Hurley, WI 54534 est mass shooting in Texas place on the planet Earth Everyone showing up strong camera lenses that 715-561-5601 history, which was also at a on New Year’s Eve because for the confetti-filled festiv- can greatly magnify a sub- church. nobody else puts that kind ities should expect to be ject. l THE DAILY GLOBE • YOURDAILYGLOBE.COM COMMUNITY TUESDAY, DECEMBER 31, 2019 3 Secretary of State offices Comminity Briefs Mid-winter American Legion The current recruitment period – when conference scheduled people can apply to serve as a state troop- collect 5 tons of food er or inspector – will close on Jan. 12. IRON MOUNTAIN – The 2020 Upper “The public response to our November statewide effort to fight cil of Michigan. Peninsula Association of American Legion open house was very positive, so we’re n Donations hunger in Michigan.” The Secretary of State’s Posts mid-winter conference will be held providing another opportunity for people The Sparta branch Office has participated in distributed on Jan. 17 and 18, at Post 50 in Iron Moun- to learn more about what we do and the office ranked first in food the Harvest Gathering tain. many rewarding law enforcement career within local collection, bringing in campaign since 1999. The The conference will feature speakers options that are available,” said Capt. communities more than 7,000 pounds of campaign is coordinated and a banquet with the menu this year Travis Wanless. LANSING – Secretary food. The Hastings office by the Food Bank Council being a fish fry on Friday and a Mexican The State Patrol encourages men and of State Jocelyn Benson collected 541 pounds of of Michigan, which sup- dinner on Saturday. women from all cultural and educational announced Monday that food and the Petoskey plies the state’s regional The UPAALP summer convention still backgrounds to apply. Previous law this year’s Harvest Gather- office collected 127 food banks through dona- needs a host. The summer convention is enforcement experience is not required. ing campaign at the Secre- pounds. Department of tions of food and money. scheduled for June 12-13. Those accepted into the State Patrol Acade- tary of State offices collect- State staff in three Secre- The regional food banks my receive six months of paid training and ed more than 10,200 tary of State buildings in serve food pantries, soup Wausau State Patrol to host graduate ready to serve as troopers or pounds of food and more Lansing raised more than kitchens and shelters in open house inspectors. than $1,600. $1,000. Collected items every Michigan county. More information is available at wis- “I’m grateful to our cus- were distributed to local Statewide, the 2019 WAUSAU, Wis. – Citizens are invited to tatepatroljobs.wi.gov. tomers and staff for gener- food banks. Michigan Harvest Gather- an open house at the Wisconsin State ously contributing to their Harvest Gathering col- ing campaign has collected Patrol’s Wausau post on Saturday from 9 a.m. to noon. Bus services not operating on neighbors in need,” Benson lection boxes were placed more than $244,000 and New Years Day said. “Our offices have in Secretary of State offices thousands of pounds of State troopers, commercial motor vehi- been part of the Harvest and state office buildings food. For more information cle inspectors, a K9 team and other offi- IRONWOOD – Gogebic County Transit Gathering program for during the fall food drive. about Harvest Gathering, cers will be available to discuss their will not operate bus services on Wednes- many years and we are Customers also mailed visit the Food Bank Coun- duties and answer questions about the day, in acknowlegement of the New Years proud to join other organi- financial donations direct- cil of Michigan website at process for joining the State Patrol. holiday. zations in this annual ly to the Food Bank Coun- fbcmich.org. Community Calendar Lady Gaga hints to 1-year Email calendar items and mer. Alcoholics Anonymous, community news to Knights of Columbus 4th 11 a.m., Salem Lutheran extension on Las Vegas Strip [email protected]. Degree Pere Menard Assem- Church, Ironwood. area74.org. For more information, call 906- bly 471, 6 p.m., Our Lady of Community Pickleball 932-2211. Peace Catholic Church fellow- Paddlers, 2-5 p.m., Mercer LAS VEGAS (AP) – Tuesday Dec. 31 ship hall, Ironwood. School gymnasium. 715-776- Lady Gaga is hinting that Alcoholics Anonymous, 4588. 6:30 p.m., First Presbyterian Alcoholics Anonymous, 7 her Las Vegas Strip resi- Gogebic County Veterans Church, Hurley. area74.org. p.m., Salem Lutheran Church, dency may extend to one Service Officer, 9:30-11:30 Ironwood Knights of Ironwood. area74.org. a.m., Ironwood Memorial Columbus Council 1396, more year. Building. 906-667-1110. Sunday, Jan. 5 The Las Vegas Review- 6:30 p.m., Our Lady of Peace Alcoholics Anonymous, Catholic Church fellowship Journal reports that Gaga noon, Salem Lutheran Church, hall, Ironwood. Alcoholics Anonymous, 1 told an audience Saturday Ironwood. area74.org. Government p.m., closed meeting, Salem Alcoholics Anonymous, 7 Lutheran Church, Ironwood. at Park Theater at Park Bessemer Parks and p.m., Episcopal Church of the Recreation Commission, Mercer Health and Well- MGM that she planned to Transfiguration, Ironwood. 2:15 p.m., City Hall, Bessemer. ness Pickleball, 3-6 p.m., be there “for another year.” area74.org. Ironwood Planning Com- Mercer Community Center. Ironwood Kiwanis Club, She then flashed two fin- mission, 5 p.m., meeting, Con- Narcotics Anonymous, 7 noon, Golden Dragon. ference Room 1, second floor, p.m., Wesley United Methodist gers and appeared to say, Memorial Building, Ironwood. Church, Ironwood. “Two, probably.” Government Mercer Town Board, 5:30 Alcoholics Anonymous, Gogebic Community Col- p.m., town hall. 7:30 p.m., Sharon Lutheran MGM Resorts Interna- lege Board, 4:30 p.m., room Church, Bessemer. area74.org. tional said the company B-22, Jacob Solin Business Friday, Jan. 3 had “no comment at this Center, GCC. Monday, Jan. 6 time” about Gaga’s con- Iron County Board, 6 Mercer Cribbage, 9:30- p.m., courthouse, Hurley. 11:30 a.m., Mercer Senior Iron County Food Pantry, tract or her statement from Wednesday, Jan. 1 Center. 9 a.m.-4 p.m., 72 Michigan the stage. Double Trouble, 11 a.m.- Ave., Montreal, Wis. 715-561- 12:30 p.m., Serenity Center, 4450. Gaga’s contract was Christian Men of the Alcoholics Anonymous, Northland, 6:30 a.m., Uptown Ironwood. originally announced as Mercer Food Pantry, noon, Salem Lutheran Church, two years, opening in Cafe, Ironwood. Ironwood. area74.org. Recovery Walk ‘n Talk, 10 noon-1 p.m., Railroad Street, Mercer, Wis. Emergencies: Overeaters Anonymous, December 2018. A third a.m. to nooon, Iron Belle Trail- 5:30 p.m., All Saints Lutheran year would carry her head, Hurley. Talk with a recov- Alcoholics Anonymous/ Al-Anon, noon, Salem Luther- Church, Wakefield. through 2021. ery coach. Call 715-660-0073. Alcoholics Anonymous, 6 Alcoholics Anonymous, an Church, Ironwood. The Oscar-winning area74.org. p.m., Our Lady of Peace open meeting, noon, Salem Catholic Church, Ironwood. singer herself mentioned a Associated Press Lutheran Church, Ironwood. Harbortown AA, 7:30 p.m. EST, Ontonagon United area74.org. possible three-year run IN THIS photo, Lady Gaga performs during the half- area74.org. Ironwood Sports Hall of DOVE Support Group, Methodist Church basement, during her opening of time show of the NFL Super Bowl 51 football game next to Holiday gas station, Fame, 6 p.m., Luther L. Wright noon-2 p.m. 906-932-4990. K-12 School, room 205. “Enigma” on Dec. 28, between the Atlanta Falcons and the New England Ironwood-Hurley Rotary Ontonagon. area74.org. Alcoholics Anonymous, MECCA Ski Club, 6 p.m., 2018, saying, “I’m sticking Patriots in Houston. Lady Gaga will perform at AT&T Club, 12:15 p.m., Elk and MECCA cabin near the treat- Hound Restaurant, Ironwood. 7:30 p.m., Our Lady of Peace around here for two years, TV Super Saturday Night in Miami on Feb. 1, held a Catholic Church, Ironwood. ment facility, Mercer, Wis. day before Super Bowl 54. Iron County Veterans Ser- Erwin Community Club, maybe three if I’m lucky.” vice Officer, 1-3 p.m., Mercer, Saturday, Jan. 4 6:30 p.m., Erwin town hall. Wis., Town Hall. 715-561- Harbortown AA, 7:30 p.m. 2190. Union Station Food EST, Ontonagon United Mercer Health and Well- Pantry and Northern Food Methodist Church basement, ‘How much does a house ness Pickleball, 3-6 p.m., Bank, 10 a.m. to 12:30 p.m., next to Holiday gas station, Mercer Community Center. 252 E. 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Ascension, 501 Houghton St., most pressing – and That means connecting “Somebody left us a Ontonagon. unusual – inquiries. people with everything question asking for the Narcotics Anonymous, 7 Take p.m., Salem Lutheran Church, There’s that time a hus- from directions and phone term for the last surviving Ironwood. area74.org. band and wife called in the numbers to city services sibling of a nuclear family,” Alcoholics Anonymous, midst of a fight over and the latest news. said Thomas Halligan, 7:30 p.m., Sharon Lutheran Bet ter Care whether a potato was a veg- “It’s very customer-ser- another library technician. Church, Bessemer. area74.org. etable or a meat. Or, when vice oriented work,” Tad- Unfortunately, an answer Government of Yourself someone wanted to know man said. “It generally was not found. 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There, they gathered Kathryn slaved to; they draw us into it, as well. around an outdoor Nativity scene Lopez The Sisters will tell you: “We with fire for warmth and sang carols believe every person is valuable and In Their Opinion and other devotional songs. sacred. We believe that every person The funny part of the freedom is good, loved, unique and unrepeat- Senate duty to hold remark is that these women are freer able. We believe that every person’s than just about anyone I have ever (The Sisters currently have convents life has deep meaning, purpose and impeachment trial met. in New York, Denver, Philadelphia, worth. In fact, we give our lives for In one description of the found- Washington, D.C., and Toronto.) that truth.” Speaker Nancy Pelosi continues to withhold the ing of the Sisters of Life, Mother It’s safe to say the Holy Spirit And that seems to me a good House articles of impeachment from the Senate, fur- Agnes Mary Donovan said about its wanted the Sisters of Life, because it prompt for a resolution for the new ther trivializing a serious constitutional power and founder, Cardinal John O’Connor: is looking more than all right. They year, for the rest of our lives. What process. Senate Republicans seem content to play “He was very frank. He often said he are women dedicated to God and more can we do to help people see along while ridiculing her gambit, but they should was doing what he believed the Holy His people, with a special commit- that they are “good, loved, unique take their own duties more seriously and hold a Spirit had asked him, and if it was of ment to innocent human life. The and unrepeatable”? People don’t feel trial. the Holy Spirit, then it would turn Sisters of Life were born of an inspi- good, loved, unique and unrepeat- One emerging dodge seems to be that President out all right.” ration Cardinal O’Connor had at able. What can each one of us do Trump isn’t formally impeached until the articles are I thought of that story as Sister Dachau. He asked himself: “How about that? That’s not simply a ques- transmitted to the Senate. This is absurd. The House Mary Gabriel gazed on the flames of could human beings do this to other tion for women who take particular voted on two articles and passed them with a major- the fire and talked about the Holy human beings?” vows with the Sisters of Life. It’s fuel ity. The House broadcast this fact to the country Spirit burning in each Christian. Speaking of freedom, I realize I for the revolution our lives and along with more-in-sorrow-than-anger claims that When you acknowledge that reality still can’t get over an event at the world need. This is using freedom they are doing their solemn constitutional duty. within, great things can happen. Freedom Tower – the structure built well. And it only comes from know- There’s nothing in the Constitution that says Goodness and joy can become con- on the site of the World Trade Cen- ing it about yourself – at which impeachment requires a formal transmittal of the tagious. Hope can be seen and love ter – in January, when the governor point it becomes harder not to want articles to the Senate, whether by sedan chair or can be plausible. or New York decided to expand the same for others. overnight FedEx, or that the House must appoint The Sisters of Lie help women in abortion in a state already known as So, as the Sisters said: “This time, impeachment managers. The parchment merely says need – women who may not want the abortion capital of the country. with freedom!” – how about that as the House has sole power over impeachment and the their children, but don’t want to To celebrate such a blow to life at a a mantra for 2020? Senate the sole power to try an impeachment. The act choose abortion; women who need site at which so much life was taken Kathryn Jean Lopez is senior fellow of impeachment is the vote. help with parenting; women who should be beyond the pale. at the National Review Institute, editor- The Founders also defined impeachment as con- need help, period. It is an interna- But life continues, and God pro- at-large of National Review magazine. sisting of two parts – the House vote followed by a tional movement, with Sisters hail- vides people who see clearly and will She can be contacted at klopez@nation- Senate trial. They are two stages of the same process. ing from all corners of the globe. pour themselves out in service for alreview.com. The Founders gave the first impeachment step to the House knowing it would often be governed by pop- ulist and partisan passions. They gave the Senate control over the trial as a check on the House. They knew the Senate, with its two Members per state, would represent the different interests of varied states. And with staggered elec- tions every six years, two thirds of the Senate would- n’t face immediate re-election after a trial and vote. This means the current Senate has a responsibili- ty to fulfill its part of the Constitution’s impeachment duty as a check on the partisan excesses of the Pelosi House. This isn’t merely to give Mr. Trump a chance to defend himself and be acquitted of the House charges. The more important obligation is to the sep- aration of powers and to the Senate itself. By making a fuss of withholding the articles until she hears the Senate’s specific plans for a trial, Mrs. Pelosi is trying to dictate to the Senate how to hold a trial. But the Constitution reserves this power for the Senate. If she never sends the articles and there is no trial, she will have effectively trampled on executive power and Senate prerogatives by maligning a Presi- dent without the chance for acquittal at trial. She will be turning impeachment into the equiva- lent of a censure resolution wrapped in the claim of impeachment. This sets an awful precedent, making impeachment more likely because a President is unlikely to be removed, but also less potent if a Pres- ident does deserve to be removed from office for real abuses. If impeachment without trial becomes com- mon, genuinely dangerous Presidents will cite that history as a partisan shield. Current Senate rules say a trial isn’t triggered until the House appoints impeachment managers who deliver the articles to the Senate. But those rules Today in history a plane he chartered and was police, firefighters, and other Matheson is 72. Pop singer were written when Senators never anticipated the traveling on to bring relief sup- city employees in the wake of Burton Cummings is 72. Actor House would treat impeachment in such a cavalier plies to earthquake-devastated 9/11, and said he had no Joe Dallesandro is 71. Rock fashion. The constitutional lawyer and our contribu- Nicaragua crashed shortly regrets about returning to pri- musician Tom Hamilton (Aero- tor David Rivkin argues that in this context the Sen- By The Associated Press after takeoff from Puerto Rico. vate life. smith) is 68. Actor James Today’s Highlight in History In 1974, private U.S. citi- Five years ago: In one of Remar is 66. Actress Bebe ate rules violate the constitutional duty to hold a On Dec. 31, 1986, 97 peo- zens were allowed to buy and his final acts as Maryland gov- Neuwirth is 61. Actor Val trial. If Democrats refuse to cooperate by providing ple were killed when fire broke own gold for the first time in ernor, Democrat Martin O’Mal- Kilmer is 60. Singer Paul West- the two-thirds necessary to change the rules, Repub- out in the Dupont Plaza Hotel more than 40 years. ley announced that he would erberg is 60. Actor Don Dia- licans should vote to change the rules with a simple in San Juan, Puerto Rico. In 1985, singer Rick Nel- commute the sentences of four mont is 57. Rock musician Ric majority. (Three hotel workers later son, 45, and six other people death-row inmates to life in Ivanisevich (Oleander) is 57. pleaded guilty in connection were killed when fire broke out prison without parole. Rock musician Scott Ian Mr. McConnell could tell Mrs. Pelosi to nominate with the blaze.) aboard a DC-3 that was taking One year ago: Despite (Anthrax) is 56. Actress Gong managers by a certain date or he will appoint lawyers On this date the group to a New Year’s Eve some New Year’s Eve gains, Li is 54. Author Nicholas to make the case for the House. Or he could In 1775, during the Revolu- performance in Dallas. stocks finished 2018 with their Sparks is 54. Actor Lance Red- announce the start of the trial by a certain date, and tionary War, the British In 1987, Robert Mugabe worst yearly showing in a dick is 50. Pop singer Joe repulsed an attack by Conti- was sworn in as Zimbabwe’s decade; the S&P 500 ended McIntyre is 47. Rock musician proceed without the House managers if they fail to nental Army generals Richard first executive president. the year 6.2 percent lower than Mikko Siren (Apocalyptica) is show up. The President’s lawyers could make their Montgomery and Benedict In 1991, representatives of where it began. Massachusetts 44. Donald Trump Jr. is 42. case, and then the Senate could vote. Arnold at Quebec; Mont- the government of El Salvador Sen. Elizabeth Warren took the Rapper PSY (Park Jae-sang) This carries some political risk, but faced with gomery was killed. and rebels reached agreement first major step toward a presi- is 42. Rock musician Bob Bryar such a choice Mrs. Pelosi is likely to appoint House In 1879, Thomas Edison at the United Nations on a dential campaign, telling sup- is 40. Rock musician Jason first publicly demonstrated his peace accord to end 12 years porters she would more formal- Sechrist (Portugal. The Man) is managers in the end. Political risks also exist if Mr. electric incandescent light by of civil war. ly announce a campaign plan 40. Actor Ricky Whittle is 40. McConnell continues with his current posture of illuminating some 40 bulbs at In 1999, Russian President in early 2019. Sen. Josh Hawley, R-Mo., is refusing to hold a trial if Mrs. Pelosi doesn’t appoint his laboratory in Menlo Park, Boris Yeltsin announced his Today’s Birthdays 40. Actor/singer Erich Bergen managers. She and the Democrats will claim from New Jersey. resignation (he was succeeded TV producer George is 34. DJ/vocalist Drew Taggart In 1904, New York’s Times by Vladimir Putin). Schlatter is 90. Actor Sir Antho- (The Chainsmokers) is 30. here to November that Republicans were afraid to Square saw its first New Year’s In 1997, Michael Kennedy, ny Hopkins is 82. Actor Tim Olympic gold medal gymnast hold a trial because they know Mr. Trump is guilty. Eve celebration, with an esti- the 39-year-old son of the late Considine (TV: “My Three Gabby Douglas is 24. For Senate Republicans, their constitutional duty mated 200,000 people in atten- Sen. Robert F. Kennedy, was Sons”) is 79. Actress Sarah Thought for Today here is also the best politics. Don’t join Nancy Pelosi dance. killed in a skiing accident on Miles is 78. Actress Barbara “Youth is when you’re in defining impeachment down. Honor the Constitu- In 1951, the Marshall Plan Aspen Mountain in Colorado. Carrera is 78. Rock musician allowed to stay up late on New expired after distributing more Pianist Floyd Cramer died in Andy Summers is 77. Actor Sir Year’s Eve. Middle age is when tion by holding a trial. than $12 billion in foreign aid. Nashville at age 64. Ben Kingsley is 76. Producer- you’re forced to!” –The Wall Street Journal In 1972, Major League In 2001, New York City director Taylor Hackford is 75. — William E. Vaughan, baseball player Roberto Mayor Rudolph Giuliani spent Fashion designer Diane von American newspaper Clemente, 38, was killed when his final day in office praising Furstenberg is 73. Actor Tim columnist (1915-1977)

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With the aging of the tion that the U.S. has fewer eco- this decade, declining 0.1% due BEIJING (AP) – A Chi- est in a century due to declining population, as the Baby Boomers nomic opportunities than it did primarily to people moving away. nese scientist who set off births, increasing deaths and the move into their 70s and 80s, there before the recession a decade ago Monday’s population estimates an ethical debate with slowdown of international migra- are going to be higher numbers of contributed to the decline, Frey said. also offer a preview of which states claims that he had made tion, according to figures released deaths,” Frey said. “That means pro- “Immigration is a wildcard in may gain or lose congressional the world’s first genetically Monday by the U.S. Census portionately fewer women of child that it is something we can do seats from next year’s apportion- edited babies was sen- Bureau. bearing age, so even if they have something about,” Frey said. ment process using figures from tenced Monday to three years The U.S. grew from 2018 to children, it’s still going to be less.” “Immigrants tend to be younger the 2020 Census. The process in prison because of his 2019 by almost a half percent, or Four states had a natural and have children, and they can divvies up the 435 U.S. House research, state media said. about 1.5 million people, with the decrease, where deaths outnum- make a population younger.” seats among the 50 states based on He Jiankui, who was population standing at 328 million bered births: West Virginia, Maine, Ten states had population population. convicted of practicing this year, according to population New Hampshire and Vermont. declines in the past year. They Several forecasts predict Califor- medicine without a estimates. For the first time this decade, included New York, which lost nia, the nation’s most populous license, was also fined 3 That’s the slowest growth rate in Puerto Rico had a population almost 77,000 people; Illinois, state with 39.5 million residents, million yuan ($430,000) the U.S. since 1917 to 1918, when increase. The island, battered by which lost almost 51,000 residents; losing a seat for the first time. by a court in the southern the nation was involved in World economic stagnation and Hurri- West Virginia, which lost more Texas, the nation’s second most- city of Shenzhen, China’s War I, said William Frey, a senior cane Maria in the past several than 12,000 people; Louisiana, populous state with 28.9 million official Xinhua News Agen- fellow at The Brookings Institution. years, increased by 340 people which lost almost 11,000 residents; residents, is expected to gain as cy reported. Two other For the first time in decades, between 2018 and 2019, with peo- and Connecticut, which lost 6,200 many as three seats, the most of researchers involved in the natural increase – the number of ple moving to the island offsetting people. Mississippi, Hawaii, New any state. project received lesser sen- births minus the number of deaths natural decrease. Jersey, Alaska and Vermont each According to Frey’s projections tences and fines. – was less than 1 million in the International migration to the lost less than 5,000 residents. on Monday, Florida stands to gain The verdict said the U.S. due to an aging population of U.S. decreased to 595,000 people Regionally, the South saw the two seats, while Arizona, Col- three defendants had not Baby Boomers, whose oldest mem- from 2018 to 2019, dropping from greatest population growth from orado, Montana, North Carolina obtained qualification as bers entered their 70s within the as many as 1 million international 2018 to 2019, increasing 0.8% due and Oregon each stand to gain a doctors, pursued fame and past several years. As the large migrants in 2016, according to the to natural increase and people seat. Besides, California, other profits and deliberately vio- Boomer population continues to population estimates. Immigration moving from others parts of the states that will likely lose a seat. lated Chinese regulations.

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Adam Niemi/Iron Mountain Daily News The Bessemer Speedboys track-and-field team won its second straight Division 3 U.P. Finals champi- onship in June, led by Uriah Aili’s three U.P. record – 59.93 in the 800-meter run, 4:28.68 in the 1,600 4 and 10:08.51 in the 3,200. Bessemer had 130 Jason Juno/Daily Globe Jason Juno/Daily Globe points to 67 for runner-up Lake Linden-Hubbell. Mercer junior Aubrey Schoeneman won the WIAA Ontonagon girls basketball coach Dick Franti Division 3 state shot put title with a mark of 43 feet, called it a career. The U.P. Sports Hall of Famer fin- These are the top sports stories of 2019 as selected by 3.75 inches in the June meet at La Crosse. Four ished with a girls record of 564-268, a boys record the Daily Globe sports’ extended family. competitors cleared 40 feet in the very competitive of 245-147 and an overall mark of 809-416 in 37 2 3 Stories by Jason Juno, Globe Sports Editor. field, but none were as good as Schoeneman. seasons with the girls and 18 with the boys. No. 1 story of 2019: 3 dramatic wins, 200th win for Erickson and Hurley’s playoff streak endures

URLEY – 2019 was the year the Hurley football playoff streak could finally end. Expectations going in were low and they got lower with a season-open- H ing drubbing at Turtle Lake. But the Northstars didn’t just find a way to qualify for the playoffs for the 22nd straight year, they earned and won a postseason home game and finished an exciting regular season 8-3. Three of their regular- touchdown run by Tyler In the last week of the season victories came in the Colassaco, who was in for regular season, Hurley final seconds. And their Max Blamey, their leading needed a win at home coach, Scott Erickson, rusher who had gotten hurt against Marathon to get a picked up his 200th career early in the game. home playoff game. victory in his 28th year at Rosholt had 1:29 to tie, Marathon took a 36-30 the helm. getting all the way to the lead with 1:54 on the clock. Two of their losses came Hurley 3, where they threw Kodey Henning, though, at state runner-up and two incomplete passes. ran 46 yards on first down. perennial power Edgar. The very next week at Hurley was able to punch it “What a great year for Northland Pines was even in on third down, a one- our kids,” Erickson said more dramatic and they yard run by Blamey tying it after falling to Edgar in the were still without Blamey. with just one second on the Level 2 playoff contest. “On Trailing by an extra clock. Cade Huotari then a team that nobody thought point, Hurley’s Jack Santini kicked the game-winning was going to do much – 8- threw a five-yard touch- extra point. 3, are you kidding me? A down pass to Braxton “We won three games at really special year. That’s Sbraggia with 11 seconds the buzzer basically,” Erick- what I told them, too. They left for the 12-7 victory. son said. “We've lost those have made this one of the Three weeks later, Hur- games many years and we most special years in my ley didn’t need the late- found a way to win three of coaching career.” game heroics against Toma- them. Just impressed.” The first of the three hawk, meaning Erickson After the third one, he down-to-the-wire wins came didn’t have to sweat out his said, “I was really happy in their only home game in 200th career win. It’s some- with the moxie they the season’s first six weeks, thing only 56 other coaches showed.” Sept. 6 against Rosholt. had done in the state of They showed it all sea- Jason Juno/Daily Globe Hurley made a one-point Wisconsin entering the sea- son, almost always finding HURLEY QUARTERBACK Jack Santini celebrates a touchdown in an early-season lead seven, 26-19, on a son. a way to win. win at Ashland.

Jason Juno/Daily Globe Jason Juno/Daily Globe Jason Juno/Daily Globe The Ironwood Red Devils boys basketball team went The Bessemer Speedboys basketball team won their The Hurley softball team advanced to the sectional undefeated in the Indianhead Conference, never trip- first district title since 2004, but it wasn’t easy. Uriah final for the first time since 2011 with an 11-0 rout of ping up in the conference’s toughest gyms, including Aili hit the game-winning shot with 4.2 seconds left Solon Springs. The teams split in the regular-season above with Jacob Joki (5) in Washburn. They had the to beat upset-minded Ewen-Trout Creek 51-50 in the and it took coaches three tiebreakers to choose Hur- toughest opening district draw of any U.P. team in the district championship game after being knocked out ley as the top seed, but it didn’t take host Hurley long 5 postseason – at Iron Mountain, which would have 6 by the Panthers the previous three years. They were 7 to show who was better in the sectional semi with 10 won the state championship were it not for contro- upset, though, in the regional semifinal by Forest runs in the third against No. 2 Solon. Hurley fell at versial calls by the officials in the final seconds. Park. Gilman in the final.

Jason Juno/Daily Globe Jason Juno/Daily Globe Jason Juno/Daily Globe The Mercer volleyball team won its fourth straight The Ewen-Trout Creek girls basketball team won its Hurley softball coach Jim Kivisto was inducted into regional championship without losing a single set in first district championship since 2005 with a victory 1 the Wisconsin Fastpitch Softball Coaches Association any of the regional games. They also won the Indian- over Jeffers. The Panthers fell to Stephenson in the Hall of Fame in February at Wisconsin Dells. The pro- 8 head Conference with a big home win over Wash- 9 regional semifinal, but they hope to get back there gram’s only coach has won 479 games and he added burn. Washburn, though, won in the sectional. again this season with most of the team back. 0 his 21st regional title in 2019. l THE DAILY GLOBE • YOURDAILYGLOBE.COM SPORTS TUESDAY, DECEMBER 31, 2019 9 Top sports stories of the 2010s

Jason Juno/Daily Globe Jason Juno/Daily Globe FROM LEFT, Ontonagon’s Janele Linna, Taylor Cleary, Lauren Siren and Sara HURLEY’S JAKE Tenlen celebrates a Level 3 playoff win over Webster in Hurley’s Hirvela celebrate their 2010 district title win. They went on to the state semifinal. 2013 trip to the WIAA Division 7 state semifinal. The Ontonagon Gladiators girls basketball team advanced to the state tourna- The Hurley football team had a thrilling run to the 2013 Division 6 state semifi- ment for the second straight year in 2010, earning U.P. Class D Team of the Year nal, led by Mark Saari, who rushed for a school-record 2,047 yards in his first full honors both times. Janele Linna became the first Gladiator, boy or girl, to be season at fullback and went on to play for the Wisconsin Badgers. Hurley won 1 named U.P. Player of the Year in 2010 after scoring 1,165 career points, the sec- exciting home playoff games over Spring Valley (26-21), previously unbeaten ond most in school history. 1 Athens (36-0) and Webster (30-27) despite trailing by 13 at the half.

Jason Juno/Daily Globe Area high school football underwent major changes in the 2010s. Ironwood joined the Besse- mer/Wakefield-Marenisco co-op in 2017 and remains there today. Ewen-Trout Creek and Onton- agon combined to form a single 8-player team. Jason Juno/Daily Globe Change happened as area schools couldn’t field 3 The first Red Bull 400 at Copper Peak was attended by an estimated 4,000 to 5,000 people and included a local their own teams. Mercer and Butternut joined forces to start an 8-player program in 2016. Hurley winner, Anna Mooi of Ironwood, pictured above. The 2018 event was the first international competition at the is the only area team playing without a co-op. beloved ski flying structure since 1994. About 450 took part with another 700 on the waiting list. The event was 4 held again in 2019 with a much bigger field.

Jason Juno/Daily Globe The Mercer girls basketball team won its first-ever regional championship in 2015 with a home win over Bayfield. They went on to beat South Shore in the sectional semifinal and lose to Clayton in the 5 final. They were led by Indianhead First Teamer Caitlyn Hiller, above. Jason Juno/Daily Globe A total of 3,276 fans attended a 2018 regular-season game between Ewen-Trout Creek and Dollar Bay in a bat- These are the top sports stories of the 2010s as selected tle of the two top-ranked Class D boys basketball teams in the Upper Peninsula at Michigan Tech. Many want- by the Daily Globe sports’ extended family. There were ed to get a chance to see the best player in the U.P., E-TC’s Jake Witt (6-7), who went on to become Mr. U.P. Bas- two ties. Text by Jason Juno, Globe Sports Editor. 5 ketball that year. Dollar Bay won the game. l 10 TUESDAY, DECEMBER 31, 2019 SPORTS THE DAILY GLOBE • YOURDAILYGLOBE.COM Daily Globe Scoreboard

Sunday, Jan. 12 Charlotte at Cleveland, 7 p.m. San Jose at Pittsburgh, 7 p.m. All TimesNFL EST New England, Houston or Buffalo Denver at Indiana, 7 p.m. Florida at Ottawa, 7:30 p.m. AMERICAN CONFERENCE at Kansas City, 3:05 p.m. (CBS) Toronto at Miami, 7:30 p.m. Toronto at Winnipeg, 8 p.m. East New Orleans, Philadelphia or Golden State at Minnesota, 8 Anaheim at Arizona, 9 p.m. WLTPct PF PA Seattle at Green Bay, 6:40 p.m. Utah at Chicago, 8 p.m. N.Y. Rangers at Calgary, 9 p.m. y-N England12 40.750 420 225 (FOX) Brooklyn at Dallas, 8:30 p.m. St. Louis at Colorado, 9:30 p.m. x-Buffalo 10 60.625 314 259 Conference Championships Oklahoma City at San Antonio, Chicago at Vancouver, 10 p.m. N.Y. Jets 790.438 276 359 Sunday, Jan. 19 8:30 p.m. Philadelphia at Vegas, 10 p.m. Miami 5 11 0 .313 306 494 AFC, 3:05 p.m. (CBS) Memphis at Sacramento, 10 p.m. South NFC, 6:40 p.m. (FOX) Detroit at L.A. Clippers, 10:30 TransactionsBASEBALL WLTPct PF PA Pro Bowl American League y-Houston 10 60.625 378 385 Sunday, Jan. 26 All TimesNHL EST CHICAGO WHITE SOX — x-Tennessee 970.563 402 331 At Orlando, Fla. EASTERN CONFERENCE Agreed to terms with LHP Dallas Indianapolis 790.438 361 373 AFC vs. NFC, 3 p.m. (ESPN) Atlantic Division Keuchel on a three-year contract. Jacksonville 6 10 0 .375 300 397 Super Bowl GP WLOTPts GF GA BASKETBALL North Sunday, Feb. 2 Boston 40 24 7957 136 102 National Basketball Association WLTPct PF PA At Miami Gardens, Fla. Toronto 40 21 14 5 47 142 131 NBA — Fined Golden State War- y-Baltimore 14 20.875 531 282 AFC champion vs. NFC champi- Florida 38 20 13 5 45 138 130 riors F Marquese Chriss $35,000 for Pittsburgh 880.500 289 303 on, 6:30 p.m. (Fox) Tampa Bay 37 20 13 4 44 131 116 shoving Dallas Mavericks G Luka Cleveland 6 10 0 .375 335 393 Montreal 39 18 15 6 42 130 128 Doncic to the floor. Cincinnati 2 14 0 .125 279 420 All TimesNBA EST Buffalo 40 17 16 7 41 117 125 FOOTBALL West EASTERN CONFERENCE Ottawa 40 16 19 5 37 111 132 National Football League WLTPct PF PA Atlantic Division Detroit 40 9 28 3 21 87 157 ARIZONA CARDINALS — y-Kansas City12 40.750 451 308 WLPct GB Metropolitan Division Signed CBs Sojourn Shelton and Denver 790.438 282 316 Boston 22 8 .733 — GP WLOTPts GF GA Duke Thomas, WRs Johnnie Dixon Oakland 790.438 313 419 Philadelphia 23 12 .657 1½ Washington 40 27 8559 143 118 and A.J. Richardson, OL Sam L.A. Chargers5 11 0 .313 337 345 Toronto 22 11 .667 1½ Pittsburgh 39 24 11 4 52 136 104 Jones, DL Lyndon Johnson and P NATIONAL CONFERENCE Brooklyn 16 16 .500 7 N.Y. Islanders372410 3 51 110 97 Ryan Winslow to reserve/futures Associated Press East New York 9 24 .273 14½ Philadelphia39 22 12 5 49 124 113 contracts. WLTPct PF PA Southeast Division Carolina 39 23 14 2 48 133 111 CHICAGO BEARS — Signed OL GREEN BAY Packers running back Aaron Jones (33) breaks away from Detroit Lions y-Philadelphia970.563 385 354 W L Pct GB N.Y. Rangers3819 15 4 42 124 125 Dino Boyd, DB Xavier Crawford, WR free safety Tracy Walker (21) during the second half of an NFL football game, Sun- Dallas 880.500 434 321 Miami 24 9 .727 — Columbus 39 17 14 8 42 101 111 Reggie Davis, DB Stephen Den- N.Y. Giants 4 12 0 .250 341 451 Orlando 14 19 .424 10 New Jersey 38 13 19 6 32 99 136 mark, WR Thomas Ives, OL Sam day, in Detroit. Washington 3 13 0 .188 266 435 Charlotte 13 22 .371 12 WESTERN CONFERENCE Mustipher, TE Dax Raymond, LB South Washington 10 22 .313 13½ Central Division James Vaughters and WR Alex WLTPct PF PA Atlanta 7 27 .206 17½ GP WLOTPts GF GA Wesley to reserve/futures contracts. y-New Orleans1330.813 458 341 Central Division St. Louis 40 26 8658 127 104 CINCINNATI BENGALS — Atlanta 790.438 381 399 WLPct GB Colorado 39 23 12 4 50 140 112 Claimed CB Tony Brown off waivers Rodgers will be huge factor Tampa Bay 790.438 458 449 Milwaukee 30 5 .857 — Dallas 40 22 14 4 48 107 101 from Green Bay. Signed TE Moritz Carolina 5 11 0 .313 340 470 Indiana 21 12 .636 8 Winnipeg 39 21 15 3 45 118 116 Böhringer and WR DaMarkus Lodge North Chicago 13 21 .382 16½ Minnesota 40 19 16 5 43 125 133 to reserve/future contracts. WLTPct PF PA Detroit 12 22 .353 17½ Nashville 38 18 14 6 42 132 127 CLEVELAND BROWNS — for Packers in playoffs y-Green Bay13 30.813 376 313 Cleveland 10 22 .313 18½ Chicago 40 17 17 6 40 113 129 Signed DT Brandin Bryant, CB Don- x-Minnesota10 60.625 407 303 WESTERN CONFERENCE Pacific Division nie Lewis Jr., WR J'Mon Moore, DE Chicago 880.500 280 298 Southwest Division GP WLOTPts GF GA Trevon Young, LBs Jermaine Grace GREEN BAY, Wis. (AP) the ball in two-minute 26 attempts — a 6.8 aver- Detroit 3 12 1 .219 341 423 W L Pct GB Vegas 42 21 15 6 48 129 123 and Montrel Meander and Gs Mal- – For years, Aaron (offense), we're going to age. West Houston 22 11 .667 — Vancouver 40 21 15 4 46 132 119 colm Pridgeon and Willie Wright to WLTPct PF PA Dallas 21 11 .656 ½ Arizona 41 21 16 4 46 115 107 reserve/futures contracts. Rodgers' greatness pow- score. That belief carries a y-S Francisco13 30.813 479 310 San Antonio 13 18 .419 8 Calgary 41 20 16 5 45 111 122 DETROIT LIONS — WR Victor ered the Green Bay Pack- lot of weight in those situa- x-Seattle 11 50.688 405 398 Memphis 13 21 .382 9½ Edmonton 41 20 17 4 44 118 129 Bolden, WR Jonathan Duhart, LS Injured L.A. Rams 970.563 394 364 New Orleans 11 23 .324 11½ Anaheim 39 16 18 5 37 101 119 James Fisher, P Jack Fox, S A.J. ers' success. tions. The calmness with The Packers have been Arizona 5 10 1 .344 361 442 Northwest Division San Jose 40 17 20 3 37 109 137 Howard, WR Tom Kennedy, T Matt x-clinched playoff spot WLPct GB Los Angeles41 16 21 4 36 104 129 Nelson, DT Olive Sagapolu, LB After a two-year hiatus which we operate in those remarkably healthy this y-clinched division Denver 23 9 .719 — NOTE: Two points for a win, one Christian Sam, G Casey Tucker and out of the playoffs, Rodgers situations, I think, allows season but will gladly take Sunday's Games Utah 21 12 .636 2½ point for overtime loss. Top three P Matt Wile to reserve/futures con- Chicago 21, Minnesota 19 Oklahoma City 17 15 .531 6 teams in each division and two wild tracts. again will be a huge key in us to really focus and per- the bye to get to full Atlanta 28, Tampa Bay 22, OT Portland 14 20 .412 10 cards per conference advance to INDIANAPOLIS COLTS — the postseason. sonally allows me to get in strength for the playoffs. Miami 27, New England 24 Minnesota 12 20 .375 11 playoffs. Signed TE Mo Alie-Cox, K Chase Green Bay 23, Detroit 20 Pacific Division Sunday's Games McLaughlin and WR Zach Pascal to This time, however, the my zone as far as what No. 2 running back Jamaal Cincinnati 33, Cleveland 23 WLPct GB St. Louis 4, Winnipeg 1 one-year contract extensions. Kansas City 31, L.A. Chargers 21 L.A. Lakers 26 7 .788 — Chicago 3, Columbus 2, SO Signed RBs Bruce Anderson III and focus will be on getting the plays I want to get to." Williams missed the N.Y. Jets 13, Buffalo 6 L.A. Clippers 23 11 .676 3½ New Jersey 4, Ottawa 3, OT Darius Jackson; TEs Ian Bunting, Rodgers-led passing attack Detroit game with a shoul- New Orleans 42, Carolina 10 Phoenix 13 20 .394 13 N.Y. Islanders 3, Minnesota 1 Xavier Grimble and Matt Lengel; G der injury and center Denver 16, Oakland 15 Sacramento 12 21 .364 14 Boston 3, Buffalo 2 Chaz Green; DE Gerri Green; WR back on track. Struggling What’s not working Tennessee 35, Houston 14 Golden State 9 25 .265 17½ Florida 6, Montreal 5 Malik Henry; CBs Picasso Nelson with long-ball inaccuracy Deep passes. According Corey Linsley (back) and Dallas 47, Washington 16 Sunday's Games Tampa Bay 2, Detroit 1 Jr. , Lafayette Pitts and Jackson Jacksonville 38, Indianapolis 20 Oklahoma City 98, Toronto 97 Dallas 4, Arizona 2 Porter; OTs Cedrick Lang, Andrew in the first half, Rodgers to Pro Football Focus, right tackle Bryan Bulaga Philadelphia 34, N.Y. Giants 17 Memphis 117, Charlotte 104 Philadelphia 2, Anaheim 1, OT Donnal and Travis Vornkahl to completed 27 of 55 passes Rodgers threw 17 passes at (head) left the game. Lucas Baltimore 28, Pittsburgh 10 New Orleans 127, Houston 112 Vancouver 5, Calgary 2 reserve/future contracts. L.A. Rams 31, Arizona 24 Denver 120, Sacramento 115 Monday's Games MIAMI DOLPHINS — Fired offen- in a 23-20, come-from- least 20 yards downfield Patrick (for Linsley) and San Francisco 26, Seattle 21 L.A. Lakers 108, Dallas 95 Pittsburgh 5, Ottawa 2 sive coordinator Chad ORichie Incognito to a two-year As the No. 2 seed, they'll 20 yards to Davante Adams Saturday and claimed the p.m. (CBS) Tuesday's Games Florida at Columbus, 7 p.m. contract extension. Signed DE Ade host a divisional-round and 28 yards to Allen veteran Veldheer off Sunday, Jan. 5 Boston at Charlotte, 3 p.m. San Jose at Detroit, 7:30 p.m. Aruna, DB Jordan Brown, DE Minnesota at New Orleans, 1:05 Philadelphia at Indiana, 3 p.m. Winnipeg at Colorado, 8 p.m. Kendall Donnerson, OL Kyle Kalis, game on Jan. 12. Lazard during the big sec- waivers on Nov. 27. p.m. (FOX) L.A. Clippers at Sacramento, 5 St. Louis at Arizona, 9 p.m. C Erik Magnuson and WR Anthony While Rodgers got ond-half comeback. Seattle at Philadelphia, 4:40 p.m. Cleveland at Toronto, 7 p.m. Chicago at Calgary, 9 p.m. Ratliff-Williams to reserve/future (NBC) Denver at Houston, 7 p.m. N.Y. Rangers at Edmonton, 9 contracts. going in the second half, he Key numbers Divisional Playoffs Golden State at San Antonio, 7 Philadelphia at Los Angeles, 9 WASHINGTON REDSKINS — was uncharacteristically off 997: For the second Saturday, Jan. 11 Dallas at Oklahoma City, 8 p.m. Wednesday's Games Fired coach Bruce Allen. Signed P Stock up Philadelphia, Seattle or Minneso- Wednesday's Games Nashville at Dallas, 2 p.m. Tress Way to a multi-year contract the mark for a second con- Aaron Jones has time in four years, Adams ta at San Francisco, 4:35 p.m. Orlando at Washington, 6 p.m. Thursday's Games extension. Signed T Paul Adams, (NBC) Portland at New York, 7:30 p.m. Columbus at Boston, 7 p.m. DE Ryan Bee, WR Emanuel Hall, secutive week. In games answered every question finished 3 yards shy of Houston, Buffalo or Tennessee at Minnesota at Milwaukee, 8 p.m. Edmonton at Buffalo, 7 p.m. DE Cameron Malveaux and WR Jor- that he started and wasn't this season. After missing 1,000 for the season. After Baltimore, 8:15 p.m (CBS) Phoenix at L.A. Lakers, 10:30 Tampa Bay at Montreal, 7 p.m. dan Veasy to reserve/future con- Thursday's Games New Jersey at N.Y. Islanders, 7 tracts. knocked out because of chunks of his first two sea- missing four games with a injury, Rodgers entered the sons with knee injuries, toe injury, Adams caught season with only six career could he stay healthy? 58 passes for 619 yards Mitchell scores 23 as surging games with a completion Could he become a viable and five touchdowns in the percentage of less than 50 three-down back? Could he final eight games. "At the percent. He's failed to com- carry the load? Jones end of the day, it doesn't Jazz beat Pistons 104-81 plete half his passes in checked all of those boxes, matter, because it's all back-to-back games. punctuated with a superb about what we've got going SALT LAKE CITY (AP) Detroit did not fare The Jazz pulled away for "We've just been off on a effort against the Lions. In on as a team," Adams said. – Donovan Mitchell scored much better, shooting 38% good behind a 20-6 run. lot of plays, whether it's a 75 snaps, he carried 25 "But (it was) a personal 23 points and Jordan in the first half. That Bogdanovic fueled the run guy dropping a ball or times for 100 yards and goal. Obviously, missing a Clarkson added 20 to lead opened the door for Utah with three baskets. maybe the ball is just a tad caught two passes for 43 month of football, it's tough the Utah Jazz over the to keep things close. Mitchell capped it with a off," coach Matt LaFleur yards. With the Packers to hit that milestone." Detroit Pistons 104-81 on The Pistons carved out a step-back jumper that gave said on Monday. "He can't needing to move into field- Monday night. 38-31 lead late in the sec- Utah a 90-69 lead with do it himself. The play goal range on the final Next steps Rudy Gobert added 13 ond quarter when Tim Fra- 5:17 remaining. around him has got to be drive, he found daylight on The bye will allow the points and 19 rebounds for zier capped a 9-2 run with TIP-INS better. The guys that have a screen pass, broke two players to get healthy and the surging Jazz, and Bojan a driving layup. Detroit Pistons: Blake Griffin opportunities, they've got tackles and gained 31 yards the team to get ready for Bogdanovic scored 17. never trailed during the (left knee soreness) and to make plays." to set up the winning kick. one of three playoff oppo- Utah won for the eighth period, but could not pull Markieff Morris (left foot Jones finished the season nents. If third-seeded New time in nine games. away. Utah closed the gap sprain) did not play. … with 1,084 rushing yards, Orleans beats sixth-seeded What’s working Derrick Rose had 20 in the final two minutes of Detroit was outscored 36- Green Bay's close-game 1,558 scrimmage yards Minnesota, the Saints points to lead the Pistons, the quarter, cutting the 35 in bench points. The prowess. Few teams can and 19 total touchdowns – would come to Lambeau and Andre Drummond deficit to 40-39 going into Pistons came into the game match the Packers' 8-1 just one touchdown shy of Field. If the Vikings pull off added 15 points and 13 halftime when Mitchell and ranked second in bench record in games decided by the franchise record set by the upset, Green Bay would rebounds. Detroit has Gobert each scored on a scoring with 47.5 points eight points or fewer. Ahman Green in 2003. face the winner of Seattle at dropped seven straight dunk and Mitchell added a per game. Green Bay survived three Philadelphia. against Utah. pair of free throws. Jazz: Gobert grabbed at first-half turnovers a week Stock down The team will practice Amid early offensive The Jazz really got least 15 rebounds for the ago at Minnesota and a Green Bay's run defense on Thursday and Friday, struggles, the Jazz never rolling on offense in the fourth time in the last six two-touchdown deficit at had tightened up during a get the weekend off, then wavered on defense. Utah third quarter. Utah opened games. … Rayjon Tucker halftime at Detroit to four-game winning streak, get back to work on Mon- forced Detroit to commit 17 the second half on a 16-2 made his Jazz debut and extend its winning streak including a dominant day. "How many plays we turnovers and scored 25 run to take a 55-42 lead finished with two points in to five games, win the NFC effort at Minnesota in played in this last game points off those miscues. midway through the quar- two minutes. … Utah North and gain a first- Week 16, but regressed and how came out health- Utah never found much ter. Mitchell sparked the outscored Detroit 15-11 in round bye. The Packers against the Lions. High- wise, I just don't think our of an offensive rhythm in surge with back-to-back fast-break points. swept the Lions despite not lighted by Ty Johnson's 41- guys are going to be ready the first half. The Jazz did baskets, and Joe Ingles UP NEXT leading for a single second yard run before halftime, to practice on Wednesday," not score their first basket punctuated it with consec- The Pistons visit the Los of regulation in those runs of 20 and 14 yards by LaFleur said. "I want them until five minutes into the utive buckets as well. Angeles Clippers on Thurs- games. Kerryon Johnson and a run to get some work in. That's game and shot just 33.3% Detroit cut the deficit to day. "It's definitely belief," of 15 yards by Bo Scar- the most important. from the floor before half- 70-63 early in the fourth on The Jazz visit the Chica- Rodgers said. "There's an brough, the Lions gouged There's a lot of stuff that we time. a driving floater from Rose. go Bulls on Thursday. expectation that if we get Green Bay for 171 yards on can clean up on the field." Lions' Stafford says he's confident back injury won't linger ALLEN PARK, Mich. (AP) – before back and hip ailments lim- on the open market as a free for the second straight season that future with short-sighted decisions Matthew Stafford stood in front ited him to eight games this year. agent than the Lions are willing did not work out well for the fran- just to improve his job security. of his locker, surrounded by a The Lions still have a lot to pay him. chise. He sent safety Quandre "You always have to have your slew of reporters inquiring about invested in Stafford with a $135 "I would like to feel like I'm Diggs, a captain, to Seattle for a lens on the short term and the the back injury that cost him half million deal that keeps him wanted," he acknowledged. fifth-round pick. While Diggs long term and that's not going to a season and spoiled any shot the under contract through 2022, The Lions will likely want to flourished for the Seahawks, the change," he said. Detroit Lions had of having a suc- and say they're very confident he bring back 34-year-old wide Lions failed to replace him. The Lions can't miss on a dif- cessful season. will not have lingering health receiver Danny Amendola, who Does Quinn have any regrets ference-making player, likely on Stafford insisted fans of the problems had one of his best seasons, about the decision? defense, with the No. 3 pick over- franchise should not be worried "No issues there," general instead of letting him go in free "No," he insisted. all. Detroit's defense dipped to about his health heading into his manager Bob Quinn said. agency. They may let defensive Last year, the Lions traded 31st in the NFL this season after 12th NFL season, even though tackle A'Shawn Robinson hit the receiver Golden Tate to Philadel- ranking 10th overall last year. back ailments have affected him Let’s make a deal market because he has not lived phia for a third-round pick. The Defensive end Trey Flowers for two straight years. Kenny Golladay was a bright up to expectations as the 46th move appeared to hurt the team's proved to be a good free agent "I'm not concerned about it so spot during a dismal season, pick overall in 2016. morale and ability to move the signing, but he needs a lot of help that should make people feel leading the league with 11 receiv- ball on offense. on the defensive line. good," Stafford said Monday. "I'm ing touchdowns in his third sea- See ya, Snacks? If the team chooses to trade the one living with the back. I feel son. The receiver has one year left Damon "Snacks" Harrison How to get it right three-time Pro Bowler Darius pretty good about it." on his deal and said he's open to said after Sunday's 23-20 loss to Quinn and Patricia will be in Slay with one year and $10 mil- Stafford missed his eighth signing a long-term contract Green Bay he's pondering retire- win-now mode more than ever lion left on his deal instead of giv- straight game Sunday when the extension. ment. The 31-year-old defensive next year, trying to also stick ing him a contract extension, it Lions closed the season with a "I've already expressed I'm tackle expressed frustrations that around for 2021, after ownership will need to sign a free agent cor- ninth consecutive loss, dropping open to it," he said. injuries affected his play. Harri- decided earlier this month to nerback or invest a high draft them to 3-12-1 for their worst sea- son signed an $11 million, one- retain them. pick to bolster the position. son in a decade. Stay or go year extension last summer, "Obviously, we need to win The Lions will probably want Detroit drafted him No. 1 Offensive guard Graham Glas- putting him under contract next year," Quinn said. "I under- to start the 2020 season with a overall in 2009. After his career gow has started 58 games since through the 2021 season. stand that." good option to back up Stafford began with a pair of injury-short- Detroit drafted him out of Michi- Entering his fifth season in after finding out they can't win ened seasons, he didn't miss a gan in the third round three years No regrets charge of the front office, Quinn without him if they're left with game for eighth straight seasons ago. Glasgow may be worth more Quinn made an in-season trade insisted he won't sacrifice the veteran castoffs or a rookie. l THE DAILY GLOBE • YOURDAILYGLOBE.COM COMICS TUESDAY, DECEMBER 31, 2019 11 HERMAN SPEED BUMP Best we can be is all ears; listen Dear Annie: Lots of people need noth- ing, but everyone wants something. If you ask someone directly, “What do you want for Christmas/your birthday/the holi- days?” then they’ll probably say, “Noth- ing.” Or “Save your money.” So don’t ask. Just pay attention. 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Run it until it sells From page 1 that will apply to selected to 150 plants and then pro- or 30 days Hence, new marijuana downstate communities. cess and sell them. which ever one comes first! 20 words or less crops are expected to fulfill According to Michi- Beyond that, “marijuana $35.00 the new recreational gan.gov, the plan will apply event organizers” can be Additional charge for photo, private parties only. demands. to places that “have been licensed to run conferences Limited Time Offer! (906)932-2211 State courts also have disproportionately impact- or competitions in relation [email protected] been juggling one legal ed by marijuana prohibi- to the marijuana business, case after another as indi- tion and enforcement.” and “temporary marijuana viduals, cities and town- Hence, by way of events” may include situa- ships explore the dimen- encouraging residents in tions in which marijuana sions of various state and these communities to may be sold and consumed local rulings, which some- engage in marijuana enter- at a designated place for a times result in conflicts. prise, MRA representatives day or up to one week. Emerging concerns in will help qualifying per- Depending upon the relation to medical mari- sons to fill out applications level and the category, fees juana growth have includ- and to facilitate a variety of may range up to tens of DAILY GLOBE ed exactly where growth related training via other thousands of dollars. may occur and whether partnering state agencies. Under current law, Letters should deal with law enforcement can Reduced application and Michigan residents age 21 search premises based on renewal fees also will or older may grow up to 12 matters of current, evidence such as marijua- apply. marijuana plants in their Call:D (906)932-2211aily Globe or email: [email protected] Classifieds public interest and be na odor. homes and may hold up to A pending case of Michi- Opinions vary 10 ounces of marijuana as Bids no longer than 400 gan’s Supreme Court In general, pessimists long as it is in locked stor- involves Christine fear that recreational mari- age. They also may carry words. Must be signed DeRuiter, a Byron Town- juana enterprises will up to 2.5 ounces of mari- Snowmobile Quote Request: ship medical marijuana cause new problems with juana, and they may give Notice is hereby given that The LVD Tribal Government is by the author and grower, who wants to use crime, complaints from marijuana away to persons requesting quotes for the procurement of one (1) Snowmobile commercially-zoned prop- neighbors of marijuana who meet the age require- w/the following specs: 4 stroke, liquid cooled, include name, address erty for her operation facilities, and ongoing (min: 600 cc),wide-track, track length: 144-155" mirrors, ment. reverse, heated grips w/variable settings, rack and hitch, and phone number for despite that being against quagmires relating to vari- Marijuana may be used electric start. 12 v power outlet. Please submit quotes via email Byron Township ordi- ous levels of enforcement. only inside of one’s home, to: [email protected] by verification purposes. nance. Byron Township is Optimists see an eco- not in any public place. January 6, 2020 at 1:00 p.m. CST in Kent County south of nomic boon with Landlords, however, Mail: Grand Rapids. widespread benefits for all can prohibit the posses- Michigan’s Court of concerned. The state’s Sen- sion or use of marijuana on Bid Request: BID #1223-2019 Vehicle Bid for 118 E McLeod Ave. Current Model Year or Newer Appeals already has sup- ate Fiscal Agency predicted their property, and persons NOTICE TO BIDDERS Ironwood, MI 49938 ported DeRuiter in her last year that recreational also may not drive under Notice is hereby given that The Lac Vieux Desert Band of Lake claim that she is protected marijuana sales, once the influence of the drug. Superior Chippewa Indians is requesting sealed bids for the Email: by Michigan’s Medical Mar- established, may generate As for how to classify procurement of one (1) Full-Size 4WD 3/4 Ton Pick Truck w [email protected] ijuana Act, which was $262 million per year in marijuana, drugrehab.com V-Plow until bid close: January 5th, 2020 at 2:00 p.m. CST. passed in 2008 when the annual tax revenue for makes clear that it’s not an Bid specifications can be obtained at the Tribe’s website at Fax: state legalized the use and state and local govern- easy task. “While heroin is www.lvdtribal.com/guidelines/bid.pdf (906)-932-4211 growth of medical marijua- ments. an opioid and cocaine is a na. Michigan’s School Aid stimulant, marijuana does- DeRuiter said the act Fund will benefit from n’t cleanly fit into a particu- The Bessemer Area School District allows her to grow marijua- marijuana sales tax rev- lar category of drugs,” the is seeking bids for the sale of bleacher wood. The wood na plants in the location of enue, while excise tax rev- site states. “Marijuana can can be viewed at A.D. Johnson Jr. / Sr. High School her choice as long as it is a enue also will fund road depress, excite and impair during regular hours. Sealed bids can be submitted to: locked enclosure. repair and local govern- Alan Tulppo -Interim Superintendent the central nervous sys- ments as long as they Bessemer Area School District. The state’s Supreme tem.” 301 E. Sellar Street Bessemer, MI 49911 Court heard arguments in allow marijuana business- Michigan now is among or faxed to (906)667-0318 the case on Oct. 3, but has es. 11 states (and Washington, The deadline to submit bids is: not yet issued a decision. Persons hoping to par- D.C.) that allow recreation- January 10, 2020 at 3:00 pm. Also in the works is a ticipate in the recreational al marijuana use, but an drive to expunge the marijuana business can added concern for law The Board of Education reserves the right to reject records of persons with choose to be growers, enforcement is that the any and all bids . low-level marijuana convic- testers or sellers. Marijua- same use is still against the tions. The state House of na establishments, which law in Wisconsin. Representatives already are equivalent to saloons, “I anticipate the longer passed a related bill, and if will be allowed to offer this goes, the bigger the the Senate also passes the only marijuana products problem will be,” said Hur- measure, it will proceed for for use within a contained ley Police Chief Chris clearance by Gov. Gretchen facility. Food and alcohol Colassaco to the Globe. 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