Call (906) 932-4449 Buck sighted Ironwood, MI Deer study reveals information on Redsautosales.com spread of CWD. OUTDOORS • 18 DAILY GLOBE Saturday, October 26, 2019 Sunny yourdailyglobe.com | High: 52 | Low: 34 | Details, page 2 Friday fright night SPOOKY, SCARY at All Saints By TOM LAVENTURE [email protected] IRONWOOD – All Saints Academy was the place to be on Friday night if you were a kid looking for a fun time. The annual “Fun Frolic” event in the All Saints Catholic Academy gymnasium typical- ly draws more than 2,000 kids and their par- ents for games, food, costume contests and of course, the famous haunted house. “I liked going through the spooky house,” said Audriana Carli, 7, of Ironwood. The scariest part was “when the hand popped out,” she said. Dean Carli, her father, said they’ve been taking her to the event for years and she always has a good time. The game are fun but it’s about being at an event with practically everyone in town with a kid also attending, he said. “It’s everything, Carli said. “A lot of her school mates are here.” Madison Sterbenz, 14, Ironwood, is a for- mer All Saints student and a parishioner of Our Lady of Peace Parish. She has volun- teered for years and this year led the kids into the haunted house that stretched the Tom LaVenture/Daily Globe EVENT VOLUNTEER Olivia Anderman, left, watches as Sydney Svoke, 7, Gile, reaches the top level in the cup stacking game Friday during the “Fun Frolic” event at All Saints Catholic Academy gymnasium. FRIGHT — page 5 AWARENESS MONTH MSP hands out A Survivor’s Journey food donations

By RICHARD JENKINS pantries to help residents in Bessemer woman [email protected] need. WAKEFIELD – Gogebic Sixteen percent of Michigan emerges from cancer County food pantries had the households struggle to put food opportunity to stock their on the table, according to with positive outlook shelves in time for the holiday Michigan Department of Agri- season Friday as the Michigan culture and Rural Development By P.J. GLISSON State Police’s Wakefield Post Director Gary McDowell, and [email protected] distributed the food items the 21% of of children in the state BESSEMER – When a 2017 mammogram community has donated over don’t know where their next looked suspicious, Deborra Bonovetz of Besse- the past several weeks. meal will come from. mer underwent an exploratory procedure in Although the final donation Although donations collect- which nothing was found. totals are still being finalized, ed in Gogebic County were After another mammogram last year, howev- post officials said they received down from last year, Horn was- er, Bonovetz resulted by the end of June with 22,275 pounds of donations n’t surprised. the “shocking” confirmation that she did, from Gogebic County. “It’s down a little bit, but indeed, have cancer. “We did good – I’m happy, that’s expected with the prison “That was a bummer Fourth of July,” she the pantries are going to be being closed,” Horn said. said, adding that breast cancer did not run in happy,” said Lt. Donald Horn, He thanked the local busi- her family and that she’d had no symptoms. the post commander. “We had nesses and community mem- She added that she’d smoked only briefly while a very generous community bers for their continued gen- young and assured, “I was basically pretty P.J. Glisson/Daily Globe again this year, without the erosity. healthy.” ACCOMPANIED HERE by her furry friends is community it wouldn’t be suc- Along with MSP personnel, In a Friday interview at her home on Tilden Deborra Bonovetz on Friday at her Tilden cessful.” students from the Ironwood Road in Bessemer, Bonovetz shared what it was Road home in Bessemer. The dog and cat are The annual food drive is a and Bessemer National Honor like to undergo her subsequent surgery, fol- Sophie and Precious, respectively. Sophie partnership between the Michi- Societies volunteered Friday to lowed by breast reconstruction. has an identical sister named Sadie, who gan State Police, Michigan distribute the food from the “He said it was about the size of an eraser on opted not to be in the portrait. Bonovetz said Department of Agriculture and post’s garage to food pantries in the end of a pencil,” said Bonovetz regarding her husband, Joe, and her pets were part of Rural Development and the Ironwood, Bessemer and what Dr. Enrico Braucher of Aspirus Ironwood her local support team when she underwent Food Bank Council of Michi- Watersmeet. said then of the tumor in her right breast, treatment for cancer last year. gan, according to information This is the 29th year the which had not spread to any lymph nodes. possibility of cancer recurring. from organizers. Donations are MSP has participated in the She added of the unsettling diagnosis, “You “I was very fortunate in that I didn’t need collected around the state and Michigan Harvest Gathering can wallow in it and be afraid,” but in her case, chemo or radiation,” said Bonovetz, but added, distributed to local food food drive campaign. she said, “I just gave it to the Lord.” “I wish I had had someone to talk to about the After considering her options, she decided aftermath.” to get a double mastectomy, which was com- Ultimately, she did connect with another pleted on Aug. 23 of last year and required only one night in the hospital. It was followed by a prescription for Arimidex, which reduces the SURVIVOR — page 2 Presentation puts focus on Alzheimer’s and Dementia By KIM E. STROM standing Alzheimer’s and from the Alzheimer’s Association [email protected] Dementia. that Taylor based her presenta- IRONWOOD – Understand- Dementia is an umbrella term. tion on. The main differences are ing the difference between Alzheimer’s is a form of demen- listed below: Alzheimer’s and dementia is tia, and it can be a cause of Alzheimer’s — Two abnormal important because there are tech- dementia, according to Taylor. brain structures called plaques niques and medications that can The symptoms of dementia are and tangles are…thought to dam- treat the symptoms, according to changes in memory, thinking or age and kill nerve cell. Richard Jenkins/Daily Globe Sundi Taylor, program coordina- reasoning. Alzheimer’s disease causes the IRONWOOD STUDENTS Calista Sibley, left, and Hailey Nezwors- tor for the Greater Michigan There are four different kinds nerve cells to die. ki help Michigan State Police Wakefield Post commander Lt. Chapter of the Alzheimer’s Asso- of dementia. Alzheimer’s, vascu- Vascular Dementia — condi- Don Horn and MSP Insp. George Sailer — from the district’s ciation. Taylor gave a presenta- lar dementia, dementia with lewy tions that block or reduce blood headquarters in Marquette — load donations during the post’s tion Thursday at the Ironwood bodies and frontotemporal annual food drive Friday. This year, the post collected 22,275 Carnegie Library called Under- dementia, according a pamphlet pounds of donations for Gogebic County food pantries. ALZHEIMER’S — page 5 TODAY INDEX Sunny — Details, page 2 Business ...... 16 75 cents

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Submitted photo Submitted photo IRONWOOD II won the Gogebic Community College’s Fall Quiz Bowl’s junior varsi- BESSEMER I won the 20th annual Fall Quiz Bowl varsity competition at Gogebic ty competition on Thursday at the college. From left are coach Ted Sim, team mem- Community College Thursday. Team members include from left, coach Dave Rowe, bers Michael Tassin, Tyler Smith, Marissa Ritter, Blaze Hollenbeck and Lauryn team members Jaakob Fyle, Adam Mazurek, Eliza Stone and Tad Rowe. At right is Ramme, and GCC Quiz Bowl coordinator Carl Vaara. Carl Vaara, GCC Quiz Bowl coordinator. Bessemer, Ironwood claim Fall Quiz Bowl titles at GCC IRONWOOD – The 20th competition, Bessemer I and Ironwood II and Hurley II came noon rounds being the champi- Kim Zeckovich, director of annual Fall Quiz Bowl was held Ironwood I were victorious in the from the top of their divisions to onship matches. All teams played admissions, marketing and com- on the campus of Gogebic Com- varsity divisions and faced off for meet with Ironwood II winning four games. munity relations thanked Vaara, munity College on Thursday in the championship. Bessemer I the championship trophy by a “It was another fun and excit- as well as Bill Perkis, Dayle Jack- Ironwood. emerged as the winner over Iron- score of 280-220. Members of the ing day of scholastic competition son, Maria Sokol, Dryden Sut- Twelve teams from five area wood I by the score of 350-315. winning team include Michael on campus,” said Quiz Bowl co- cliffe and the other GCC staff and high schools including Bessemer, Members of the championship Tassin, Tyler Smith, Marissa Rit- organizer Carl Vaara. “It is a won- community members who “helped Hurley, Ironwood, Wakefield- team include Jaakob Fyle, Adam ter, Blaze Hollenbeck and Lauryn derful opportunity for our area make this an exceptional event.” Marenisco and Watersmeet com- Mazurek, Eliza Stone and Tad Ramme. They are coached by Ted students to participate in good Gogebic Community College peted in both varsity and junior Rowe. They are coached by Dave Sim. academic competition. All of the hosts both fall and spring quiz varsity competition. Rowe. The morning rounds were participants and their coaches bowl events on campus annually During the morning rounds of In the junior varsity final, position games, with the after- should be congratulated. “ for high school students.

Briefs Community Calendar St. John’s to host Gogebic Community Col- Trial canceled in pie social lege Board of Trustees will Iron County Court Email calendar items and area74.org. 11 a.m., Salem Lutheran hold its regular monthly community news to Government Church, Ironwood. area74.org. IRONWOOD – St. meeting on Tuesday in HURLEY – Iron County [email protected]. Gogebic Community Col- Community Pickleball John’s Lutheran Church in Court officials announced For more information, call 906- lege Board, 4:30 p.m., room Paddlers, 2-5 p.m., Mercer room B22 of the Solin Cen- Ironwood Township will ter for Business Education. Friday that those called for 932-2211. B-22, Jacob Solin Business School gymnasium. 715-776- host a pie social today from jury duty on Oct. 30 at Saturday, Oct. 26 Center, GCC. 4588. There will be a budget Gogebic County Brown- 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. Besides hearing at 4:30 p.m., fol- 8:30 a.m. need not attend field Redevelopment Author- Sunday, Nov. 3 Union Station Food pie, there will be other lowed immediately by the as the trial has been can- ity, 4:30 p.m. public hearing, baked goods for sale. celed. Pantry and Northern Food regular meeting to follow, Union Station Food regular meeting. Bank, 10 a.m. to 12:30 p.m., Gogebic County Courthouse, Pantry and Northern Food The church is located 252 E. Ayer St., Ironwood. conference room, Bessemer. Bank, 10 a.m. to 12:30 p.m., on Airport Road west of St. Paul to host Alcoholics Anonymous, 252 E. Ayer St., Ironwood. Brownfield authority Iron County Board, 6 Lake Road. trunk or treat 11 a.m., Salem Lutheran p.m., courthouse, Hurley. Alcoholics Anonymous, plans meeting Church, Ironwood. area74.org. 11 a.m., Salem Lutheran Community Pickleball Church, Ironwood. area74.org. Zion offers Fall IRONWOOD – St. Paul Wednesday, Oct. 30 BESSEMER – The Goge- Paddlers, 2-5 p.m., Mercer Community Pickleball Festival bic County Brownfield Lutheran Church in Iron- School gymnasium. Paddlers, 2-5 p.m., Mercer wood will host a trunk or Community Night Meal Christian Men of the School gymnasium. 715-776- Redevelopment Authority Free Supper, 5-6 p.m., Apos- Northland, 6:30 a.m., Uptown 4588. IRONWOOD – Zion will hold a public hearing treat event in the church’s tolic Lutheran Church, Aurora Cafe, Ironwood. Alcoholics Anonymous, 7 Lutheran Church will host on Tuesday at 4:30 p.m. in parking lot on Thursday, Recovery Walk ‘n Talk, 10 Street, Ironwood. p.m., Salem Lutheran Church, its annual Fall Festival the Gogebic County Court- Oct. 31, from 4 to 6 p.m. Alcoholics Anonymous, 7 a.m. to nooon, Iron Belle Trail- Ironwood. area74.org. today from 11 a.m. to 1 This annual Halloween p.m., Salem Lutheran Church, head, Hurley. Talk with a recov- Monday, Nov. 4 house conference room to Ironwood. area74.org. ery coach. Call 715-660-0073. p.m. receive public comment on event for children is offered Alcoholics Anonymous, The event will include a by the Christ Lutheran Sunday, Oct. 27 Iron County Food Pantry, a Brownfield Redevelop- open meeting, noon, Salem salad luncheon, as well as Parish. Lutheran Church, Ironwood. 9 a.m.-4 p.m., 72 Michigan ment Plan which includes Alcoholics Anonymous, 1 area74.org. Ave., Montreal, Wis. 715-561- baked good, greeting cards therein property located at p.m., closed meeting, Salem DOVE Support Group, 4450. and other items for sale. Christmas craft fair Lutheran Church, Ironwood. noon-2 p.m. 906-932-4990. Alcoholics Anonymous, 508 S. Moore St. in Besse- Mercer Health and Well- noon, Salem Lutheran Church, The church is located mer. planned Ironwood/Hurley Rotary on the corner of Lowell ness Pickleball, 3-6 p.m., Club, 12:15 p.m., Elk and Ironwood. area74.org. A regular meeting to the PRESQUE ISLE, Wis. – Mercer Community Center. Overeaters Anonymous, Street and Midland Hound Restaurant, Ironwood. authority will follow the The Presque Isle Lions Narcotics Anonymous, 7 Iron County Veterans Ser- 5:30 p.m., All Saints Lutheran Avenue. p.m., Wesley United Methodist vice Officer, 1-3 p.m., Mercer, Church, Wakefield. hearing. Club will host its 25th Church, Ironwood. Wis., Town Hall. 715-561- Alcoholics Anonymous, 6 annual Christmas in Alcoholics Anonymous, p.m., Our Lady of Peace Ironwood Theatre to 2190. Community clinic to November craft fair on Sat- 7:30 p.m., Sharon Lutheran Mercer Health and Well- Catholic Church, Ironwood. present silent movie Church, Bessemer. ness Pickleball, 3-6 p.m., area74.org. hold open house urday, Nov. 2, from 10 a.m. area74.org. Ironwood Sports Hall of Mercer Community Center. IRONWOOD – The His- HURLEY – North Lakes to 2 p.m. at the Presque Ilse Monday, Oct. 28 IMPACT Life Support Fame, 6 p.m., Luther L. Wright toric Ironwood Theatre will Community Center. Group, 6:30 p.m., Woodland K-12 School, room 205. Community Clinic will Church, Ironwood. MECCA Ski Club, 6 p.m., present the 1921 silent hold an open house on Iron County Food Pantry, MECCA cabin near the treat- Little Finland to 9 a.m.-4 p.m., 72 Michigan Adult Children of Alco- movie “The Phantom Car- Tuesday from 8 to 9:30 holics, 7 p.m., Samaritan ment facility, Mercer, Wis. riage” this evening at 7 offer stew dinner Ave., Montreal, Wis. 715-561- Erwin Community Club, a.m. CEO Reba Rice will 4450. Counseling, Ironwood. p.m. Narcotics Anonymous, 7 6:30 p.m., Erwin town hall. speak about the value of KIMBALL – Little Fin- Alcoholics Anonymous, Harbortown AA, 7:30 p.m. Andrew Rogers will noon, Salem Lutheran Church, p.m., Salem Lutheran Church, community health centers land will host a stew dinner Ironwood. area74.org. EST, Ontonagon United return to the Barton Ironwood. area74.org. Methodist Church basement, in rural Wisconsin. The on Sunday, Nov. 3, from 11 Overeaters Anonymous, Alcoholics Anonymous, organ’s bench to accompa- 7:30 p.m., Sharon Lutheran Ontonagon. area74.org. clinic is located at 201 Fifth a.m. to 2 p.m., at the club- 5:30 p.m., All Saints Lutheran Government ny the film. He is organist Church, Wakefield. Church, Bessemer. Ave. in Hurley. house on U.S. 2. Ironwood Parks and at the Michigan Theatre in Alcoholics Anonymous, 6 Recreation Committee, 5 p.m., Our Lady of Peace Thursday, Oct. 31 p.m., meeting, Conference Ann Arbor and has accom- Catholic Church, Ironwood. Room 1, second floor, Memori- panied a number of silent area74.org. Pickleball, 9 a.m.-noon, al Building, Ironwood. Harbortown AA, 7:30 p.m. movies at the Ironwood Patterson courts or Ironwood Wakefield Planning Com- Theatre in the past. EST, Ontonagon United Memorial Building. mission, 5:30 p.m., meeting Methodist Church basement, Gogebic County Veterans room, municipal building. The theater also plans next to Holiday gas station, Service Officer, 10:30-11:30 Bessemer City Council, 6 to show “Young Franken- Ontonagon. area74.org. a.m., Wakefield City Hall; 1-2 p.m., city hall. Government p.m., Watersmeet Township; stein” on Friday, Nov. 1 at Bessemer Township 2:45-3:15 p.m., Marenisco 7:30 p.m. The 1974 come- Board, 5 p.m., Township Hall, Township. 906-667-1110. Tuesday, Nov. 5 dy-horror classic was ROSE WREATH, LLC Ramsay. Alcoholics Anonymous, directed by Mel Brooks and 85 Wisconsin Ave., Montreal, WI 715-561-2305 Mercer School Board, 5 noon, Salem Lutheran Church, Pickleball, 9 a.m.-noon, N9645 Deer Creek Road, Phillips, WI 715-339-2998 p.m., Mercer K-12 School com- Ironwood. area74.org. Patterson courts or Ironwood stars Gene Wilder. mons, Mercer, Wis. SMART Recovery, 4:30 Memorial Building. Ironwood Township Gogebic County Veterans Now Hiring - Excellent Pay p.m., 101 E. Mary St., Besse- Iron County Mobile Board, 5:30 p.m., Township mer. Service Officer, 9:30-11:30 Wreath Makers - Trimmers - Drivers offices. Alcoholics Anonymous, a.m., Ironwood Memorial Food Pantry set Ironwood School Board, Building. 906-667-1110. Material Handlers - Inspectors 6:30 p.m., First Presbyterian HURLEY – The Iron 5 p.m. planning workship, Church, Hurley. area74.org. Alcoholics Anonymous, BUYING BOUGHS Board Room, Luther L. Wright noon, Salem Lutheran Church, County Mobile Food

K-12 School. Friday, Nov. 1 Ironwood. area74.org. Pantry will be open Mon- DITIGAL SCALE Wakefield City Council, Ironwood Kiwanis Club, 5:30 p.m., City Hall. noon, Golden Dragon. day from noon to 1 p.m. in TOP DOLLAR Ironwood City Commis- Mercer Cribbage, 9:30- Wakefield Seniors, noon, the Iron County Recycling- sion, 5:30 p.m., Memorial 11:30 a.m., Mercer Senior Wakefield Senior Center. Iron County Forestry Center. Building. Cribbage, 1 p.m., Mercer, Department parking lot in Bessemer School Board, Double Trouble, 11 a.m.- Wis., Public Library. 715-476- 6 p.m., A.D. Johnston High 12:30 p.m., Serenity Center, 2366. Hurley. For more informa- School library. Ironwood. Alcoholics Anonymous, 7 tion, call 715-561-2695. Mercer Food Pantry, p.m., Episcopal Church of the Tuesday, Oct. 29 noon-1 p.m., Railroad Street, Transfiguration, Ironwood. GCC board to meet Mercer, Wis. Emergencies: Government Pickleball, 9 a.m.-noon, 715-476-7655. Wakefield Township Tuesday Patterson courts or Ironwood Alcoholics Anonymous/ Board, 5:30 p.m., township Memorial Building. Al-Anon, noon, Salem Luther- hall. IRONWOOD – The Gogebic County Veterans an Church, Ironwood. CITY OF IRONWOOD Service Officer, 9:30-11:30 area74.org. To the owners or occupants of lots or premises in the C-2 a.m., Ironwood Memorial Harbortown AA, 7:30 p.m. Commercial District. Known as the C-2 Sidewalk Mainte- Building. 906-667-1110. EST, Ontonagon United Breakfast For Your Brain, Methodist Church basement, 2000 Genie Boom Lift nance Area in Chapter 29 of the Ironwood City Code. 10 a.m., Mercer, Wis., Com- next to Holiday gas station, Chapter 29 Section 29-96 Sidewalks To Be Cleared munity Center. 715-561-2695. Ontonagon. area74.org. 45’, 4WD, $ Alcoholics Anonymous, The owner of every lot or premises, or the owner of a lot Alcoholics Anonymous, Only 2500 hrs., 18,999 noon, Salem Lutheran Church, 7:30 p.m., Our Lady of Peace or premises, if the same are not occupied having a lot or Ironwood. area74.org. Catholic Church, Ironwood. gas or propane, premises adjoining a sidewalk existing within the inside Ironwood Kiwanis Club, Saturday, Nov. 2 75Hp, boundaries of said C-2 Sidewalk Maintenance Area, shall noon, Golden Dragon. hand controls in basket, clear and keep clear all sidewalks adjoining such lot or Woods and Blooms Gar- Union Station Food weight = 14,500lbs., den Club, 6:30 p.m., Haines premises from snow or ice within (24) hours after the fall Pantry and Northern Food max platform height = 46.2’ Civic Center, Mercer, Wis. Bank, 10 a.m. to 12:30 p.m., or formation of such snow or ice. Alcoholics Anonymous, 7 Runs great! 252 E. Ayer St., Ironwood. 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Gullan, City Clerk l 4 SATURDAY, OCTOBER 26, 2019 OPINION THE DAILY GLOBE • YOURDAILYGLOBE.COM Democrats need star for 2020 DAILY GLOBE With President Trump raging like And there’s more, lots more. Not Shakespeare’s mad King Lear on the to mention some cringe-worthy writ- Sue Mizell, Publisher heath, it can be difficult for an ings about underage sex that entirely sane politician to get an Sanders would probably like to take Larry Holcombe, Managing Editor audience. Assuming, that is, that any back. psychologically normal person No matter. Elizabeth Warren has would insert him- or herself into the Gene taken Bernie’s issues and pasted a bizarre spectacle that will be the Lyons smiley face on them. Sen. Warren 2020 U.S. presidential election. appears to have a plan for every- In Their Opinion Also assuming that Donald J. thing except how to persuade any President Trump digs hole Trump is the GOP nominee, which imaginable U.S. Congress to enact appears less certain by the day. If he any of her brilliant ideas into law. As with ‘lynching’ tweet had any sense, Trump would accept with one’s intellectual capacity, but a political candidate, she makes a an immunity deal and go back to everything to do with voter percep- terrific Harvard professor. My own Donald Trump made himself a political celebrity laundering Russian mob money and tions. (Never mind that Trump suspicion is that her support has in 2016 by persuading news media to talk about – pestering Playmates. appears on the edge of dementia; his peaked, and that after the actual vot- Donald Trump. He did it mainly by the expedient of But that’s not going to happen. cultlike followers literally cannot see ing starts, Warren’s relative standing saying outrageous things – by trolling, in the par- Even so, the contrast between it.) Having written that Biden’s too among the candidates can only lance of social media – and it worked. It’s still work- Trump’s mad tantrums and the old to run for president, I haven’t decline. ing, though these days as often to his detriment as mundane civility of the recent Demo- really changed my mind. Keep in mind that I’ve been advantage. cratic presidential debate couldn’t But then it’s not my decision. wrong before. Recently, the President guaranteed he’d be topic have been more striking. Somebody Then there’s Bernie Sanders. Anyway, because nobody wanted number one for at least 24 hours by tweeting that the has to win the nomination, but a Putting aside his recent heart attack, to attack Joe Biden under current cir- effort to impeach him is a “lynching.” Instantly, and viewer could be pardoned for won- Bernie’s even older than Biden. It’s cumstances, it was Warren whom perhaps as he intended, his critics in the media, on dering if anybody on that Ohio stage tempting to leave it right there. True, rival candidates questioned most Capitol Hill and elsewhere expressed rage and disbe- actually can. There was a dispiriting he appeared as vigorous and stub- sharply. She handled it badly. South lief that Mr. Trump could compare the conduct of his air of unreality about the whole born as ever during the debate. His Bend, Indiana, Mayor Pete Buttigieg political opponents to the mobs that murdered thing. most passionate supporters appear and Minnesota Sen. Amy Klobuchar, African-Americans in an earlier, shameful era. Like it or not, an American presi- dedicated to re-fighting the 2016 pri- the two Midwestern moderates in The verb to lynch means to execute without a trial dential election is a TV show, and mary against Hillary Clinton, who’s the race – the term “moderate” evi- or due process. It doesn’t refer only to extrajudicial the Democratic debate was a bad actually not running. dently signifying a Democrat who killings in the post-Reconstruction and Jim Crow one. Did anybody not being paid Despite his earning roughly 12 can count – wanted to know where South. Accordingly, it’s occasionally used in a figura- actually sit through the whole three million fewer votes than Clinton, Warren proposed to get the money tive sense in other English-speaking countries. But in hours? It’s hard to imagine. many contend that Bernie was cheat- and the votes for her “Medicare for the United States the word is electric for its historical It’s trite to say that 11 candidates ed. They foresee a mighty wave of All” proposal. context, and you don’t have to indulge in racial are almost twice as many as can working-class voters that will She had no answer, but promised hypersensitivities to appreciate why. Clarence stage an actual debate. But it does sweep all before it – a fantasy that one. The New York Times’ Paul Thomas famously used it during his confirmation have the advantage of being true. has tantalized what are now called Krugman pointed out that Warren hearing in 1991 when, as he saw it, a cabal of white Until the voting starts, there’s no “progressives” since 1917 or there- “has made policy seriousness a key liberals sought to destroy his nomination to the way to winnow the field down to a abouts. aspect of her political persona, so Supreme Court by a “high-tech lynching.” Justice reasonable size. So until then, confu- Dream on, Bernie-crats. Back in her fogginess on health care really Thomas had what we would call political and histor- sion rules. 2016, Michelle Goldberg wrote a ter- stands out.” ical standing. Then there’s the uncomfortable rific Slate article headlined “This Is Klobuchar tartly pointed out that But no President should use the word in the off- suspicion that none of the leading What a Republican Attack on Bernie “the difference between a plan and a hand and self-indulgent way that Mr. Trump did in candidates appears especially con- Sanders Would Look Like.” Because pipe dream is something that you his tweet. What’s so galling about this and similar vincing in the role. I see no Bill Clin- Clinton never needed to go negative can actually get done. And we can pointless provocations is that, in his quest to remain ton or Barack Obama; no brilliant about Sanders, few voters are aware get this public option done.” Mean- always and forever in the headlines, Mr. Trump puts political performer. Even if you’re of the depths to which Trump would ing that the votes for Obamacare his more judicious allies on the political spot. Every favorably disposed toward former be only too happy to sink. Suffice it reform are in sight, as they’re cer- Republican in Congress is immediately asked either Vice President Joe Biden – as I am, to say that nobody who served as a tainly not for Warren’s and Sanders’ to ignore him and risk association with his reckless partly because he reminds me of my presidential elector for the Trotskyist single-payer scheme. pronouncements, or criticize him and risk his wrath. late father – he has appeared less Socialist Workers Party – which pro- So can Warren supporters abide Democrats are bent on impeaching Mr. Trump, than commanding. Supporters can’t claimed “solidarity” with revolution- compromise? We shall see. and if he wants to survive he is going to need allies – help dreading his having a “mature ary Iran during the 1980 hostage Gene Lyons is a National Magazine especially in Congress. The more he forces Republi- moment” at the podium. crisis – will ever be elected presi- Award winner. Email Lyons at eugene- cans to defend words or actions that don’t deserve Verbal glitches have little to do dent. [email protected]. defending, the more their resentment will build and the more political trouble he will be in. –The Wall Street Journal Today in history

By The Associated Press Legislators Today’s Highlight in History On October 26th, 2001, President George W. Bush Michigan Wisconsin signed the USA Patriot Act, giv- Gov. Gretchen Whitmer, Gov. Tony Evers, 115 East ing authorities unprecedented P.O. Box 30013, Lansing, MI State Capitol, Madison, WI ability to search, seize, detain 48909, phone 517-373-3400, 53702, phone 608-266-1212, or eavesdrop in their pursuit of online: michigan.gov/whitmer. online: evers.wi.gov. possible terrorists. Sen. Debbie Stabenow, Sen. Ron Johnson, R- On this date D-Mich., 731 Hart Senate Wis., 328 Hart Senate Office In 1774, the First Continen- Office Building, Washington, Building, Washington, DC tal Congress adjourned in DC 20510, phone 202-224- 20510, phone 202-224- Philadelphia. 4822, online: stabenow.sen- 5323, online: ronjohnson.sen- In 1825, the Erie Canal ate.gov. ate.gov. opened in upstate New York, Sen. Gary Peters, D- Sen. Tammy Baldwin, D- connecting Lake Erie and the Mich., 724 Hart Senate Office Wis., 709 Hart Senate Office Hudson River. Building, Washington, DC Building, Washington, DC In 1881, the “Gunfight at 20510, phone 202-224-6221, 20510, phone 202-224-5653; the O.K. Corral” took place in online: peters.senate.gov. online: baldwin.senate.gov. Tombstone, Arizona, as Wyatt U.S. Rep. Jack Bergman, U.S. Rep. Sean Duffy, R- Earp, his two brothers and R-Watersmeet, 414 Cannon Ashland, 1714 Longworth “Doc” Holliday confronted Ike House Office Building, Wash- House Office Building, Wash- Clanton’s gang. Three mem- ington, DC 20515, phone 202- ington, DC 20515, phone 202- bers of Clanton’s gang were 225-4735, online: 225-3365, online: killed; Earp’s brothers and Hol- bergman.house.gov. duffy.house.gov. liday were wounded. State Sen. Ed McBroom, State Sen. Janet Bewley, In 1944, the World War II R-Vulcan, 7200 Binsfeld Sen- D-Ashland, 126 South, State Battle of Leyte Gulf ended in a In 2000, the New York Yan- Five years ago: Left-lean- Natalie Merchant is 56. Actor ate Building, P.O. Box 30036, Capitol, P.O. Box 7882, major Allied victory over kees became the first team in ing Dilma Roussef was narrow- Steve Valentine is 53. Country Lansing, MI 48909, phone 517- Madison, WI 53707, phone Japanese forces, whose naval more than a quarter-century to ly re-elected in Brazil’s tightest singer Keith Urban is 52. Actor 373-7840, online: SenEMc 608-266-3510, online: capabilities were badly crip- win three straight World Series presidential election since its Tom Cavanagh is 51. Actress [email protected]. legis.wisconsin.gov/sen- pled. championships, beating the return to democracy three Rosemarie DeWitt is 48. Actor State Rep. Greg Markka- ate/25/bewley. In 1949, President Harry S. New York Mets 4-to-2 in game decades earlier. Anthony Rapp is 48. Writer- nen, R-Hancock, S-1489 State Rep. Beth Meyers, Truman signed a measure rais- five of their “Subway Series.” One year ago: Former Fox producer Seth MacFarlane House Office Building, P.O. D-Bayfield, 409 North, State ing the minimum wage from 40 (The Yankees matched the News Channel personality (TV: “Family Guy”) is 46. TV Box 30014, Lansing, MI Capitol, P.O. Box 8953, Madi- to 75 cents an hour. Oakland Athletics’ three in a Megyn Kelly was fired from her news correspondent Paula 48909, phone 517-373-0850, son, WI 53708, 608-237-9174, In 1965, the Beatles row from 1972-74, and won NBC morning show after trig- Faris is 44. Actress Lennon email: GregMarkkanen@ online: legis.wisconsin.gov/ received MBE medals as their fourth title in five years.) gering an uproar by suggesting Parham is 44. Actress Flo- house.mi.com. assembly/74/meyers. Members of the Most Excellent In 2002, a hostage siege by it was OK for white people to rence Kasumba is 43. Actor Order of the British Empire Chechen rebels at a Moscow wear blackface at Halloween. Hal Ozsan is 43. Actor Jon Letters Policy from Queen Elizabeth II at theater ended with 129 of the Today’s Birthdays Heder is 42. Singer Mark Barry Buckingham Palace. 800-plus captives dead, most Actress Shelley Morrison is (BBMak) is 41. Actor Jonathan The Daily Globe welcomes letters from readers. Letters In 1979, South Korean from a knockout gas used by 83. Actress Jaclyn Smith is 74. Chase is 40. Actress Folake should deal with matters of current, public interest. We reserve President Park Chung-hee Russian special forces who TV host Pat Sajak is 73. Hillary Olowofoyeku is 36. Olympic the right to reject any letter and to edit those that are to be pub- was shot to death by the head stormed the theater; 41 rebels Rodham Clinton is 72. Musi- silver medal figure skater lished. Please avoid name-calling or personal attacks. of the Korean Central Intelli- also died. cian Bootsy Collins is 68. Actor Sasha Cohen is 35. Rapper Letters should be no longer than 400 words. An address gence Agency, Kim Jae-kyu. In 2006, a wildfire in South- James Pickens Jr. is 67. Rock Schoolboy Q is 33. Actor Beu- and phone number must be included for verification purposes. In 1980, Israeli President ern California killed five fire- musician David Was is 67. lah Koale (TV: “Hawaii Five-0”) Election-related letters advocating for or against a candi- Yitzhak Navon became the first fighters (investigators later Rock musician Keith Strickland is 28. date, ballot measure or political party will be considered ads Israeli head of state to visit Egypt. determined the cause of the (The B-52’s) is 66. Actress Thought for Today and are subject to a charge of $25 for the first 7 inches and In 1984, “Baby Fae,” a new- blaze was arson). Lauren Tewes is 66. Actor D.W. “Without a song, each day $10 for each additional inch thereafter. 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By P.J. GLISSON First came the engage- [email protected] ment at Rainbow Falls on WHITE BEAR LAKE, the Black River last March. Minn. – It’s been five years “We knew we were since Bradley Mills and going to have a very short Katie Bull Mills lived in engagement,” said Katie, Ironwood, but that doesn’t so she immediately made mean this region no longer appointments to shop for matters to them. her dress. “It was important to me Then, before she had a that we be engaged and chance to keep them, she married here,” said Katie, used only the assistance of who now lives with her her computer to find the husband in White Bear right choice. Lake, Minn. “It was a little scary to After all, the bride and order it online, but it fit groom both graduated wonderfully,” she said. “It from Luther L. Wright was perfect and easy.” High School, and their That’s pretty much how parents still live here. the happy couple summed Beyond that, they met up their entire day of cele- more than a decade ago bration. while skiing with mutual “It was wonderful,” said friends at Blackjack. Katie of the ceremony offi- Bradley had just moved ciated by her aunt, Danette back to the area after pur- Bull. Katie’s brother, Cory suing higher education Bull, also gave a reading. and employment else- Even the bride and where. groom’s dog, Izzie, was By 2011, they decided one of the flower girls. they had enough in com- “She is our fur baby,” said mon to start dating, and Katie of the Cavalier King Submitted photo eight years later, they mar- Charles spaniel, “and she MEMBERS OF THE wedding party of Bradley Mills and Katie Bull Mills pose in the woods prior to the wedding ried this fall on Sept. 7. was very much included in ceremony on Sept. 7. From left are best man Jon Mills, who is also the groom’s brother; maid of honor Kali Erick- In a recent interview by our wedding day.” son; the bride and groom; maid of honor Hannah Hendrickson; and best man Justin Recla. Not shown are flow- phone, they shared what it In fact, Izzie was in er girl Tommi Bernklau, personal attendant Kristi Freeman, and flower girl Izzie, who is the bride and groom’s was like to plan a wedding even more photos than dog. that ultimately took place planned because, after at the home of Katie’s par- lying on the trailing hem The bride and groom the ceremony, instead of “We loaded up into a choosing the song for the ents, Doug and Carrie Bull of Katie’s dress, she was in broke tradition by having after it. That process bunch of side-by-sides and dance. in Ironwood Township. no hurry to get up again. their photos taken before meant a lot to Katie got to take photos in some She had been torn because it represented the of the most special between “My Little Girl” opportunity to capture the places,” she said. by Tim McGraw and “I beauty of her childhood Katie said everyone was Loved Her First” by Heart- home including some pho- game for anything despite land. tos among fully mature it being a cold day. Ultimately, she chose apple trees. Katie said her The day concluded McGraw’s song. Later in parents planted the trees with a reception at the the evening, however, as a decades ago when they Ironwood Memorial Build- surprise, her father first moved to the proper- ing. “It’s just a beautiful arranged for the Heartland ty. building, and we really song to play as well, and The land represents a loved the space,” said the two of them took lot of personal memories Katie. another twirl. for Katie, but she added of “All we did was lights Brad said the most spe- her husband, “It’s also a and some farm flowers,” cial part of the day for him place that we spend a great she added, explaining that was “seeing my beautiful deal of time together.” each centerpiece consisted wife.” Even in winter, she said, of a vase of flowers, a He added that he really they snowshoe there. votive candle, and a small appreciated “everyone The photo-taking ses- frame with one of their who helped throughout sion also took them to the engagement photos. the week,” and Katie neighboring land of Dan “My father-daughter assured, “We would have Corullo. “He’s got some dance was one of the most been lost without them.” beautiful cliffs and bluffs special memories,” said Submitted photo that were wonderful back- Katie, who added that KATIE BULL Mills gets ready for her wedding day with the help of her bridal party. drops,” said Katie. she’d had a difficult time WEDDING page 7 —

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From page 6 The bride and groom both advised other cou- ples to follow their exam- ple and, in Katie’s words, “keep it simple” with “zero stress.” As she put it, “At the end of the day, all that matters is who you’re mar- ried to.” The newly-wed couple plans a honeymoon in Maui, Hawaii, in January, as it’s a place they’ve both always wanted to go. Meanwhile, they are busy working in Minneso- ta, where Brad is a techni- cian at Philips Innovation Submitted photo Services, a medical device THE FAMILIES of Bradley Mills and Katie Bull Mills pose shortly before the bride and groom took their vows on the Ironwood Township prop- supplier, and Katie is a erty of her parents. From left are Cory and Cheyenne Bull, brother and sister-in-law of the bride; Doug and Carrie Bull, the bride’s parents; nurse within the Universi- the bride and groom; Dolora Mills, mother of the groom; Leann and Dan Tregembo, sister and brother-in-law of the groom; and Jon Mills, ty of Minnesota medical brother of the groom and best man. system.

Submitted photo BRADLEY MILLS and Katie Bull Mills stand together on her parents’ property just before their wedding. The bride said her parents planted the apple trees years ago when they first moved to the Ironwood Township prop- erty. Submitted photo Photos by Pamela Morello Photography BRADLEY MILLS and Katie Bull Mills pose with their dog, Izzie, Izzie was one of the flower girls.

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MICHIGAN after school. ironwoodwes- EWEN (ELCA). Rotating every third p.m. (Presbyterian). Sunday, 9:30 IRONWOOD leyumc.org. First Lutheran (ELCA). Sunday, 11 a.m. Part of New WHITE PINE a.m. Apostolic Lutheran. 326 Woodland Church (BGC). Rotating every third Sunday, 11 Evangelical Parish. 906-988- St. Jude Catholic. Sun- Episcopal. Saturday: Epis- W. Aurora. Sunday, 9:30 a.m. N10234 Curry St., Sunday a.m. Wednesday, children’s 2594. day: confessions, 5:30 p.m., copal Eucharist, 5 p.m. at Sunday School, 10 a.m. Bible Bible study, 9 a.m.; worship, 10 Bible school, 3:30. Part of New RAMSAY Mass, 6 p.m. Community Presbyterian Study, 10:45 a.m. worship, a.m.; fellowship to follow. 906- Evangelical Parish. 906-988- Cornerstone Christian. Community United Church, U.S. 51. Wednesday Bible Study, 7 p.m. 932-1102 or woodlandcc.org. 2594. Sunday worship, 9:30 a.m., Methodist. Sunday, worship, Our Lady Queen of Peace Assembly of God. 2100 E. Zion Lutheran (ELCA). Sacred Heart Catholic. children’s church, following 8:45 a.m., youth group, 5 p.m.; Catholic. Masses: Sunday, 8 Cloverland Drive. worship, 10 100 W. Midland. Saturday Mass 4 p.m. Saturday worship; Revelation (young Monday, Kids Club, after a.m., Wednesday, 5:15 p.m., a.m. praise worship, 5 p.m; Sun- United Methodist. Sunday adults), meets second and school. Thursday, 8:30 a.m., Saturday, First Presbyterian. 300 E. day services, second and worship, noon. Communion, fourth Sundays at 6 p..m. WISCONSIN 6 p.m. Aurora, Ironwood. Sunday fourth Sundays of the month, 9 first Sunday. Grace Open Fellowship. 9 HURLEY MELLEN worship, 9 a.m., fellowship to a.m. GREENLAND a.m., worship, 9:30 a.m.; First Presbyterian. Sun- Congregational United follow. BERGLAND United Methodist. Sunday Wednesday, Bible study, day, 9:30 a.m. worship, Sun- Church of Christ. Sunday, Immanuel Lutheran (Mis- Calvary Baptist (Funda- worship, 11:40 a.m. prayer meeting, 6:30 p.m. day school and nursery. 10:45 a.m. souri). Little Girl’s Point, Satur- mental). Sunday, 11 a.m.; Greenland Seventh-day ROCKLAND Havenwood Baptist. 501 Holy Rosary Catholic. day worship, 2 p.m. Wednesday prayer service, 7 Adventist. 31369 N. Firesteel. St. Mary’s Catholic. Satur- Copper St. Prayer, 9:30 a.m., Tuesday, 8 a.m.; Saturday, 8 Jehovah’s Witnesses. p.m. Saturday church service, 10 day: confessions, 5:30 p.m.; Sunday school, 10 a.m., ser- a.m.; Sunday Mass, 9 a.m.; Superior Street. Sunday public St. Ann Catholic. Sunday, a.m. Bible study, Saturday, Mass, 6 p.m. vices, 11 a.m., lunch and after- first Friday Mass, 6:30 p.m.; talk, 9:30 a.m., Watchtower Mass, 11 a.m. 11:15 a.m. St. Paul United Methodist. noon service following. first Wednesday, 10:30 a.m., study, 10:30 a.m. Trinity Lutheran (Mis- MARENISCO Sunday worship, 10:30 a.m. Range Community Bible. second through fifth Thursday, Lighthouse Faith Center. souri). Sunday, 9 a.m. Com- St. Catherine’s Catholic. 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Sunday, p.m.; Sunday Mass, 9:30 a.m. day afternoon prayer, 5 p.m.; a.m.; Thursday, Bible study, 7 Wesley United Methodist. day worship, 11 a.m. 9 a.m., Contemporary worship, Watersmeet Bible Thursday table talk and Bible p.m. 500 E. McLeod. Sunday, adult Trinity Lutheran (Mis- 7 p.m. Church. Sunday worship, study 6:30 p.m. 715-547-3183. ——— Bible study, 9 a.m., service, 10 souri). M-28. Sunday worship, PAYNESVILLE 10:30 a.m.; men’s and ladies’ MANITOWISH WATERS To make changes in list- a.m.; Kids Club, Wednesday 9 a.m. Our Saviour Lutheran Bible study, Wednesday, 6 Community Church ings, call 906-932-2211. l THE DAILY GLOBE • YOURDAILYGLOBE.COM AREA/STATE SATURDAY, OCTOBER 26, 2019 9 GM workers ratify contract, ending State Briefs Diesel Ram pickups recalled due to risk of engine fires DETROIT (AP) – Fiat Chrysler is recalling nearly 160,000 diesel-powered Ram pick- contentious 40-day strike ups mainly in the U.S. and Canada because they can leak coolant and possibly catch fire. The recall covers Ram 1500 models from the 2014 through 2019 model years. ROMULUS, Mich. (AP) The five-week walkout could go elsewhere, Schus- The company says an internal investigation found microscopic cracks in some – A contentious 40-day was big enough to help ter said. exhaust gas recirculation coolers. The company says coolant can leak, engines can over- strike that crippled Gener- push down September U.S. “There are definitely heat, and that can cause fires in rare instances. FCA says it knows of a small number of al Motors’ U.S. production durable goods orders by going to be some limita- engine fires and four minor injuries related to the problem. came to an end Friday as 1.1%, the largest drop in tions on choice, and that is Fiat Chrysler will notify customers and tell them when to schedule service. The com- workers approved a new four months. a risk,” Schuster said. pany says owners should watch the coolant level and contact dealers if it is consistently contract with the company. “We delivered a contract “Consumers can opt to low. The four-year deal will that recognizes our wait, or they can go down now be used as a template employees for the impor- the street to their competi- in bargaining with tant contributions they tor.” School Lunch Menus crosstown rival Ford Motor make to the overall success With bargaining shift- Co., the union’s choice for of the company, with a ing to Ford, it’s not clear Area schools have released menus for Friday: Chef’s choice. the next round of bargain- strong wage and benefit whether there will be the week of Oct. 28 - Nov. 1. All meals are ing, followed by Fiat package and additional another strike, but it’s served with milk. Fruit, vegetables and Mercer Chrysler. investment and job growth unlikely Ford or Fiat bread are served at most schools daily. A Monday: Hamburgers with fries. GM workers voted in our U.S. operations,” Chrysler will like the terms salad bar may also be available. Tuesday: Cheese fries with corn. 57.2% in favor of the pact, GM CEO Mary Barra said of the GM contract. Bessemer Wednesday: Riblet sandwich with pota- passing it with a vote of in a statement. GM traded the ability to Monday: Cheese omelets and sausage. toes. 23,389 to 17,501, the union Tricia Pruitt, another close the three factories in Tuesday: Taco salad. Thursday: Tacos with corn and rice. said in a statement. worker in Romulus, said Lordstown, Ohio; Warren, Wednesday: Calzone. Friday: Chicken a la king with peas. Picket lines came down the wage gains were worth Michigan; and near Balti- Thursday: Chef salad. almost immediately after staying off the job for more more for higher labor Friday: Chicken sandwich with fries. Ontonagon the vote was announced, than five weeks, but she’s costs, David Kudla, chief Monday: Cuban sandwich with gold- and some of the 49,000 ready to return to work. investment strategist for Ewen-Trout Creek fish. striking workers were Pruitt, a 15-year GM Mainstay Capital Manage- Monday: Lasagne roll-up with green Tuesday: Tacos with applesauce. expected to return to their employee, was happy that ment of Grand Blanc, beans. Wednesday: Cheese quesadilla with jobs as early as Friday the contract brings work- Michigan, wrote in a note Tuesday: Ham and cheese wraps. salad bar. night. Some skilled trades ers hired after 2007 up to to investors. The contract Wednesday: Chicken sandwiches with Thursday: Meatballs with corn and employees such as electri- the same wage as older maintains worker health fries. mashed potatoes. cians and machinists were workers in four years. benefits with low premi- Thursday: Sloppy joes with chips. Friday: Chef’s choice. to enter the plants to get Although GM dealers ums, something that both Friday: Pizza with veggies. machinery restarted in had stocked up on vehicles Ford and FCA wanted to preparation for production before the strike and many change when negotiations Wakefield-Marenisco Hurley Monday: Personal pizza. workers to return as early still have decent supplies, began. Monday: Chicken wrap with veggies. Tuesday: BBQ on a bun with curly as Saturday. analysts say GM won’t be “Ford and FCA didn’t Tuesday: Walking taco. fries. “It was a good vacation, able to make up for the lost have three factories that Wednesday: Mini corn dogs with baked Wednesday: Cardinal bowl. but I guess I’ve got to go production. Had the strike they wanted to close, but beans. Thursday: Hot beef sandwiches with back,” joked Paul Daru, a been shorter, GM could will have to work around Thursday: Holiday nugget filets. cheesy tots. 42-year worker at GM’s have increased assembly this new framework for Friday: Pizza with broccoli. Friday: Corn dogs with baked beans. engine and transmission line speeds and worked the higher wages and plant in Romulus, Michi- plants on overtime to catch unchanged health care that Ironwood Watersmeet gan, near Detroit. “I miss up and refill its stock. But the UAW and GM have set,” Monday: Chicken patty with potato Monday: Chicken alfredo with broccoli. the socializing and stuff many of the plants that wrote Kudla. wedges. Tuesday: Chili with goldfish crackers. like that, seeing the guys, make popular SUVs and Workers from the Tuesday: Sub sandwiches with chips. Wednesday: Teriyaki beef over noodles. going out on the job and pickup trucks already were closed factories cam- Wednesday: Beefy nachos with corn. Thursday: Pizza, salad bar, fruit. figuring out what the prob- working around the clock paigned against the con- Thursday: Mac-N-Cheese with oranges. Friday: Chef’s choice. lem is.” to keep up with demand tract, with several plants Although workers at his before the strike began. voting against it. But in the factory approved the deal, Also, companies that end, economic gains and a Daru said he voted against supply parts to the facto- $7.7 billion GM investment it because it still has sever- ries and halted production pledge for U.S. factories al different pay scales for during the strike will need were too much to turn workers doing the same time to restart, although down. jobs. “Somebody who is GM has some parts in Tim O’Hara, president working next to you for 17 stock. of the UAW local in Lord- TH bucks per hour, you’re Jeff Schuster, senior vice stown, said workers there OPENING TUES., OCT. 29 doing the same thing,” said president of the consulting overwhelmingly voted Downtown Hurley Daru, an electrician who firm LMC Automotive, esti- down the deal, disappoint- may go back to work Satur- mates that GM has lost pro- ed that they didn’t get a A MEXICAN FIESTA – Tues. - Sat. 4-9 day. duction of 300,000 vehi- new vehicle to keep the Temporary workers can cles, and he said maybe plant open. Many Lord- ~ Seating For 70 ~ get permanent jobs after only a quarter of it can be stown workers were trans- two or three years depend- made up. ferred to other factories, ing on their start dates, but Some production losses and they campaigned they start at the bottom of a will help thin inventory, against the contract at their pay scale, so people doing especially of cars, Schuster new jobs, he said. the same work can end up said. But in late October Thousands of ex-Lord- at different pay rates. and early November, GM stown workers were hoping The deal also includes a will likely run short of col- they could someday return mix of wage increases and ors and models of trucks to their homes, he said. “A lump-sum payments and and SUVs that are in high lot of our people did have an $11,000 signing bonus. demand until stocks are plans that they could come But it allows GM to close replenished, he said. back in possibly a year or three U.S. factories, a point Although truck and SUV even three years,” O’Hara of contention for many of buyers generally are loyal said. “Now that’s gone. the 42.8% of workers who to a brand, customers in a They have to draw up a voted no. hurry for a new vehicle whole new game plan.”

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The Grand Prize is $500.00. l 10 SATURDAY, OCTOBER 26, 2019 NATION THE DAILY GLOBE • YOURDAILYGLOBE.COM Trump’s company exploring sale of landmark Washington hotel WASHINGTON (AP) – office, and its success has about the reversal, saying, reported that the Trump would translate into $263 Trump addressed concerns President Donald Trump’s been all the more remark- “You people with this Organization is hoping to million. about conflicts of interest company said Friday it is able given that voluntary phony emoluments clause.” get more than $500 million Any sale would have to by noting the company cuts exploring the sale of its restraint. After winning a contract in the sale. But Sean Hen- be approved by the agency a check to the U.S. Treasury landmark Washington But Kathleen Clark, a from the federal govern- nessey, CEO of consultancy overseeing the lease, the each year for what it calcu- hotel after nearly three government ethics expert ment to lease the 121-year- Lodging Advisors, said that General Services Adminis- lates as “profit” from for- years of ethics complaints and Trump critic, said the old, Romanesque Revival- while he has no idea what tration, as well as a lawyer eign government business and lawsuits accusing him idea that the hotel has made style post office in 2013, the sale could actually hired by the Trump Organi- at its hotels and other prop- of trying to profit off the sacrifices to avoid conflicts Trump spent $200 million bring in, it is rare to get zation to vet such deals for erties. That amounted to presidency. is “nonsense” and the renovating it into a hotel. more than $1 million for conflicts of interest. $191,538 last year, up from The Trump Organiza- Trump Organization may be The Wall Street Journal each guest room, which In his statement, Eric $151,470 the previous year. tion says it will consider selling now because it fears offers to buy out the 60- the profits will fall if the year lease on the Trump president is not re-elected. International Hotel, which “There is no reason to since opening in late 2016 think that Republican Party has become a magnet for operatives or a trade associ- lobbyists and diplomats ation that wants to curry looking to gain favor with favor with the next presi- the administration. dent will choose this hotel,” “People are objecting to said Clark, a law professor us making so much money at Washington University on the hotel and therefore in St. Louis. “It will just be we may be willing to sell,” another fancy hotel.” said Eric Trump, an execu- Other government tive vice president of the watchdogs saw danger with Trump Organization. “Since the sale itself: Will the we opened our doors, we buyer pay more than the have received tremendous hotel is worth in attempt to interest in this hotel and as get in good with the admin- real-estate developers, we istration? And what if the are always willing to buyer is from overseas? explore our options.” “If the Trump Organiza- The opulent, 263-room tion puts out a ‘For Sale’ hotel built in the Old Post sign on the Trump Interna- Office down the street from tional Hotel and seeks and the White House has host- takes bids, it will create ed parties thrown by diplo- massive conflicts of inter- November 9, 2019 mats from the Philippines, ests with the deep-pocketed Kuwait and other coun- individuals, foreign govern- Gunbarrel Lodge tries, and has been among ments, investment funds or Big Powderhorn Mountain, Bessemer, MI Trump’s biggest money corporations that could makers. It is at the center of afford to make such a pur- 5:00pm - Midnight two lawsuits accusing the chase,” said Robert Weiss- president of violating the man, president of Public Proceeds benefit the Aspirus Ironwood Hospital OB Renovation emoluments clause of the Citizen, a liberal-leaning U.S. Constitution, which consumer advocacy group. bars presidents from receiv- The possible sale comes ing gifts or payments from at a fraught time for the foreign governments. Trump real estate empire. According to Trump’s Several residential build- most recent financial dis- ings and hotels paying to closure, the hotel took in brand themselves with the $41 million in revenue last Trump name have removed year, up less than half a mil- it because of his politics. lion dollars from the previ- And the president earlier ous year. this month pulled plans to In his statement, Eric hold a Group of Seven sum- Trump said the Trump mit at his Doral resort near Organization agreed to not Miami amid criticism it actively solicit foreign gov- would be a brazen violation ernment business for the of the emoluments clause. hotel when his father took Trump later lashed out l THE DAILY GLOBE • YOURDAILYGLOBE.COM SPORTS SATURDAY, OCTOBER 26, 2019 11 Northstars hold off Loyal for playoff win By JASON JUNO Once Hurley got the ball [email protected] back, there was no panic HURLEY – It was vin- but plenty of fight. There tage Hurley Friday night as was another long drive, a their two second-half scor- 10-play, 70-yard drive that ing drives combined to lasted 5 minutes, four sec- take over an entire quar- onds and ended with a ter’s worth of time off the three-yard touchdown run clock, helping to keep a by Max Blamey. And then suddenly dangerous Loyal there was a stop in Loyal offense off the field. territory to quickly dispel It was classic this year’s any thoughts of another set Hurley team late in the of back-to-back touch- fourth quarter – when they downs. needed to come up with a “They come up with the fourth-quarter response, plays. Yeah, they’re some- they did. thing aren’t they,” Erickson It all translated into a said. “Proud of them.” 33-22 victory in a WIAA It’s no surprise Loyal Division 7 Level 1 playoff tried an onside kick early game at Veterans Memorial in the fourth quarter. It was Field. clear once Hurley had the Hurley gave itself a ball, they weren’t giving it three-possession cushion up for awhile. Two Hurley in the third quarter when it drives took up nearly 14 took 8 minutes, 40 seconds minutes of the second half off the clock with a 15-play, and both ended with 78-yard drive capped by a touchdowns. That’s this Kodey Henning five-yard Hurley offense at its most touchdown run. Combined effective. The only thing with the Cade Huotari that stopped Hurley Friday extra point, Hurley led 25- night was the halftime 8. buzzer and they often keep “That was huge and we other offenses away from got the extra point for a the field with long, disci- three-score lead,” Hurley plined, penalty-free drives. coach Scott Erickson said. “We put 33 on the “And we needed all of it.” board against a really good That’s because Loyal defense and we’re happy Jason Juno/Daily Globe then took the momentum with that,” Erickson said. HURLEY’S TONY Cummings celebrates after helping sack Loyal’s Wyatt Dietsche late in the fourth quarter Fri- with back-to-back scoring “In the second half, our day night at Veterans Memorial Field in Hurley. Also helping in the play were Hurley’s Forrest Wiedbrauk, left, drives thanks to a recov- offense became our and Tyler Colassaco (1). ered onside kick between defense. We were just tak- Hur — Kodey Henning 66 run (run failed), 9:27 them and a hurry-up ing time off the clock and 18-8 halftime lead. Hurley ended up with ple fact I think our D line- Third Quarter offense that had the North- getting first downs. That’s That was before Loyal 395 rushing yards on 59 men got pushed back into Hur — Henning 5 run (Cade Huotari kick), 3:20 Fourth Quarter stars on their heels. how it’s supposed to work.” seemed ready to engage in carries. Loyal had just 209 them.” Loy — Buchanan 11 run (run failed), 11:30 a shootout like last week’s total yards. Loyal finished at 5-5. Loy — Buchanan 2 run (Buchanan run), 10:29 After two Nathan It may have been a dif- Hur — Blamey 3 run (Santini run), 5:19 Buchanan touchdown runs ferent story had Hurley Hurley win over Marathon Henning led Hurley Hurley (8-2) heads to a Loy Hur and the Northstars’ offense with 179 yards on 19 car- Level 2 rematch in Edgar First downs 8 16 within a minute and one scored as quickly as it did Rushes-yards 30-129 59-395 second, Hurley’s lead was in the first half. went methodical went it ries and Blamey had 142 (9-1), the top seed in the Comp-Att-Int 3-8-2 1-2-0 Passing 80 23 down to 25-22 with 10:29 After Jack Santini’s 13- needed to. yards on 23 carries. Both region, which beat No. 8 Total yards 209 418 still on the clock. yard touchdown run in the “We tried to make a run, scored twice. Greenwood (6-4) 43-12 Fri- Penalties-yards 0-0 1-10 Fumbles-lost 1-0 2-1 “The kids played really first quarter, Blamey ran but we just came up a little “They have nice size up day night. INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS short,” Loyal coach Chris front,” Lindner said. “They The Northstars fell 42-0 RUSHING – Loyal, Matthew Szymanski 11-60, good to start and started to for a 43-yard touchdown Nathan Buchanan 13-48, Wyatt Dietsche 5-18, slack off when we got that and Henning went 66 Lindner said. “We had got underneath us and to Edgar in week five. Jacob Baumgartner 1-3. Hurley, Kodey Henning them on their heels for a lit- drove us. Their fakes are Loyal 080 14 — 22 19-179, Max Blamey 23-142, Jack Santini 7-36, three-score lead and had to yards for a score on the Hurley 6 12 78—33 Derek Ransanici 4-22, Cade Huotari 4-12, Tyler fight and battle to finish it only play of the drive right tle while. The thing was unbelievable. We had a First Quarter Colassaco 2-4. Hur — Jack Santini 13 run (kick failed), 3:31 PASSING — Loyal, Wyatt Dietsche, 3-8-2-80. off from there,” Erickson after Loyal’s only touch- defensively we couldn’t hard time. I think our Second Quarter Hurley, Jack Santini, 1-2-0-23. said. down of the first half for an make some stops when we linebackers couldn’t make Hur — Max Blamey 43 run (run failed), 11:00 RECEIVING — Loyal, Trevyn Wilke 2-65, Jacob Loy — Trevyn Wilke 35 pass from Wyatt Baumgartner 1-15. Hurley, Braxton Sbraggia 1-23. needed to.” their reads just for the sim- Dietsche (Nathan Buchanan run), 9:48

Jason Juno/Daily Globe HURLEY’S MAX Blamey (37) runs between defenders Friday night at Veterans Memorial Field in Hurley.

Ullmark makes 41 saves, Sabres beat Miners finish with loss at Iron Mountain Red Wings 2-0 IRON MOUNTAIN – The Iron "Despite giving up 42 points, Miner quarterback Connor "You can look at our record of 0- DETROIT (AP) – The Mountain Mountainers finished our defense actually played pret- Fingeroos connected on a 72 9, but look at the records of our Buffalo Sabres bounced an undefeated 9-0 regular season ty good. We had two intercep- yard bomb to Jett in the second opponents, too. All the teams we back in the best way Fri- with a 42-18 victory over the tions and two fumble recoveries quarter that got Gogebic on the played had winning records day night. Gogebic Miners on Friday night. and we won the turnover battle scoreboard. except Houghton and it looks Linus Ullmark made 41 The Miners finished their 2019 for the first time all year. Griff In the third quarter, Heikkila like five of them punched their saves, Sam Reinhart had a season winless at 0-9, while Iron McLaughlin (5 foot, 6 inches tall) said Lundin went off-tackle and tickets to the playoffs and three goal and an assist and the Mountain will wait to see who got a pick on their 6-3 receiver carried Mountaineers into the more are on the bubble. Only Sabres beat the Detroit Red they will be playing in the and Matt Monti went up and end zone from four yards out. In Houghton and us aren't in." Wings 2-0 on Friday night. MHSAA football playoffs. snagged an interception. the final quarter, Jett sprinted 34 Heikkila never made excuses Buffalo fell 6-2 to the New "The story of the game was we “And our senior captains, yards to paydirt on a reverse. all season, but he acknowledged York Rangers a night earli- played an Iron Mountain team Jamie Jett and Tommy Lundin Heikkila said he got excellent Gogebic was "dealt a tough hand" er. that was 8-0 on its way to being both went out with a bang in downfield blocks from Montie with the schedule. "I really liked the way 9-0 and going to the playoffs," their last games. The kids kept and Zach Baross. And he had one last thing to we were able to regroup after last night," said Rein- Gogebic coach Nick Heikkila fighting the whole game and Peyton Solberg was the lead- say. hart, who got his fifth goal. said. "They have a lot of very played much better than last ing rusher for the Miners. "Our off-season starts a week "We talked in the room good athletes. Their quarterback, week against Westwood." Heikkila took a look back at from now," Heikkila said. about what we did wrong, Marcus Johnson, was all over the Iron Mountain scored 21 the season and certain things Gogebic 066 6 — 18 and then we were able to field making plays and their points in the first and second stood out. Iron Mt. 2121 0 0 — 42 refresh our minds and —Pat Krause defense blew up a lot of our plays quarters and went into halftime "It was a tough season, no come out and play like in the backfield. with a 42-6 advantage. doubt about it," Heikkila said. this." l 12 SATURDAY, OCTOBER 26, 2019 SPORTS THE DAILY GLOBE • YOURDAILYGLOBE.COM Packers-Chiefs a showdown of division leaders KANSAS CITY, Mo. (AP) – It was sup- returned to the locker room. X-rays and an As the NFC North-leading Packers and safety Tyrann Mathieu said. "I thought the posed to be a Sunday night celebration of MRI exam showed no damage to any liga- AFC West-leading Chiefs prepare to meet, Thursday game we kind of put it all togeth- two of the NFL's storied franchises, the ments, and Mahomes spent the long week- with much of the focus still on the quar- er, from the front end to the back end. Green Bay Packers and Kansas City end off with the training staff at the team's terbacks, here are some other things to Guys playing together. Guys trusting their Chiefs, teams that played in the first Super facility. watch: teammates. It allowed us to have some Bowl and each led these days by transcen- When practice rolled around Wednes- MORE MED CHECKS fun." dent quarterbacks. day, he was throwing passes alongside The Chiefs also will be without defen- SPECIAL TEAMS That last part was thrown for a loop last Moore in the portion open to reporters. sive end Frank Clark because of a neck The Chiefs cut wide receiver DeAntho- week. Everything else remains the same. But only the Chiefs knew for sure how injury. Left tackle Eric Fisher (groin), left ny Thomas, a mainstay on several special The Packers (6-1), fresh off their much work he did the rest of the day, and guard Andrew Wylie (ankle), defensive teams units, so they could promote rookie blowout of the Raiders and with Aaron it became clear by the end of the week that tackle Chris Jones (groin) and cornerback quarterback Kyle Shurmur from the prac- Rodgers seemingly hitting his stride, are Mahomes would need at least one game Kendall Fuller (thumb) also remain out. tice squad. They needed the insurance in still headed to Arrowhead Stadium for a off. Wide receiver Sammy Watkins (ham- case Mahomes couldn't play, but it came at showdown of division leaders. But his It's not as if Moore doesn't have experi- string) is expected to play. the expense of a dependable punt return- opposing quarterback will be journeyman ence in this precarious situation. He start- TOE TROUBLE er. Matt Moore – not Patrick Mahomes – after ed dozens of games for Carolina and On the other sideline, the Packers still HISTORIC CLUBS the league's MVP dislocated his kneecap in Miami, and he has plenty of experience hope wide receiver Davante Adams will Perhaps nobody has more appreciation the Chiefs' road win over the Broncos. preparing as a backup quarterback. return this week. He's been out the past for the Packers and Chiefs than Andy Reid, "I love putting on the film and watching He was solid if unspectacular in the three weeks, sending Green Bay scram- who cut his teeth as an assistant in Green him and his arm angles and throwing abil- second half against Denver, and that may bling for reinforcements. Bay and is now the coach in Kansas City. ity and eye manipulation," said Rodgers, be all the Chiefs need him to be. He threw "I think it could go right up to game Reid also spent many years as the coach in who got to know Mahomes while they a long touchdown pass to Tyreek Hill, time, to be truthful," Packers coach Matt Philadelphia, which means he has worked starred together in State Farm Insurance made no major mistakes and, perhaps LaFleur said. "I'm not quite sure where for three of the NFL's tradition-rich fran- commercials. "He's an extreme talent in most importantly, rallied the Chiefs we're at right there with him right now." chises. the league and the league's obviously bet- around him when their best player limped GETTING DEFENSIVE "The Packers are right there, close to ter when he's playing." off the field. The Chiefs are coming off their best the beginning, then the Chiefs with the The Chiefs (5-2) insisted that was a pos- "Watching Pat, it's easy to want to play defensive performance of the season in whole start of the AFL. I think it's great," sibility until finally ruling him out Friday. like him, which I can't," Moore said. "You Denver, holding the Broncos to just 205 Reid said. "There are not a lot of people Mahomes couldn't stand when he hurt have to adapt to the offense, I think, and yards. It came after a series of games in still alive that remember all of that, that his knee while sneaking for a first down in you have to adapt to the guys around you. which Kansas City coughed up so many were there. But the history of it and the Denver. The kneecap was jerked back into Some things are being taught maybe dif- yards that new coordinator Steve Spagn- way it's maintained is a tribute to the fam- place while he was still on the field, and he ferent than you've had them in the past uolo already was coming under fire. ilies and all the people who have run the appeared to be walking better as he and so, yeah, we're adapting every day." "We've been making strides," Chiefs two organizations." Daily Globe Scoreboard Slumping Lions and Giants meet 14 with 3-game losing streaks WorldAll Times Series EDT Winneconne 22, Sheboygan Falls Altuve, Astros show up in World (Best-of-7; x-if necessary) 14 Series, win Game 3 in DC 4-1 Washington 2, Houston 1 Wrightstown 20, Little Chute 7 DETROIT (AP) – The go-to guy since Sterling week's loss to Minnesota. Tuesday, Oct. 22: Washington 5, Division 5 Houston 4 First Round WASHINGTON (AP) — The World Series Detroit Lions have taken a Shepard was sidelined with "It's an opportunity for Wednesday, Oct. 23: Washington Amherst 42, Peshtigo 6 finally showed up back in Washington, 86 lot of hits lately. his second concussion of the everybody in the (running 12, Houston 3 Aquinas 28, Platteville 7 years later — and, sparked by José Altuve, Friday, Oct. 25: Houston 4, Arcadia 24, Columbus 21 the Houston Astros finally showed up in this Detroit (2-3-1) has season. Tate had six catches backs) room, not just me," Washington 1 Cedar Grove-Belgium 42, Oost- Saturday, Oct. 26: Houston at burg 7 World Series. dropped three straight in each of the past two he said. Washington, 8:07 p.m. (Fox) Chilton 27, Wittenberg-Birnam- Altuve doubled twice and scored both games and its latest setback games for 182 yards, includ- J.D. McKissic will likely Sunday, Oct. 27: Houston at wood 14 times, Zack Greinke repeatedly worked out of included running back Ker- ing a 64-yard scoring play split time with Johnson, giv- Washington, 8:07 p.m. (Fox) Gale-Ettrick-Trempealeau 48, trouble, and the Astros made sure they would- Marshall 18 x-Tuesday, Oct. 29: Washington n't go quietly despite looking listless while ryon Johnson going down against Minnesota. ing the offense a speedy at Houston, 8:07 p.m. (Fox) Kewaunee 36, Omro 35 x-Wednesday, Oct. 30: Washing- Lake Country Lutheran 42, falling into a big hole at home, beating the with a knee injury that put GENEROUS JONES option out of the backfield ton at Houston, 8:08 p.m. (Fox) Brookfield Academy 0 Nationals 4-1 on Friday night to cut their him on injured reserve. Jones has gotten into a on the ground or through Lomira 22, Horicon/Hustisford 15 deficit to 2-1 in the best-of-seven Fall Classic. New Holstein 28, Laconia 20 U.P. FootballFriday scores Days later, starting safety habit of not protecting the the air. Northwestern 41, Nekoosa 0 "I mean," Astros manager AJ Hinch said, Calumet 50, L'Anse 28 "we're pretty good, too." and team captain Quandre ball. He has turned it over 12 The Lions signed former Carney-Nadeau 58, North Dickin- Prairie du Chien 35, New son 38 Glarus/Monticello 14 Houston can even things up in Game 4 on Diggs was traded to Seattle times, with 11 turnovers Giants running back Paul Crystal Falls Forest Park 52, Racine St. Catherine's 49, St. Saturday night at Nationals Park. Washington in a move no one outside of coming after he replaced Eli Perkins, for the second time Ontonagon 6 John's NW Military Academy 6 will start $140 million lefty Patrick Corbin, Escanaba 35, Swartz Creek 19 Spencer/Columbus Catholic 20, the front offices of the teams Manning as the starter in in two weeks, after Kerryon Bloomer 12 while Hinch said he'll go with rookie José Gwinn 34, Munising 7 Urquidy. Hancock 28, Houghton 6 St. Croix Falls 35, Elk Mound 21 involved saw coming. Week 3. Johnson went on IR. They Stratford 63, Spooner 0 "We played really aggressive today," Iron Mountain 42, Gogebic 18 "We have to focus on the "It's part of what a young also have Tra Carson, who Marquette 31, Kingsford 7 Division 6 Altuve said. "This is the team that we are." Menominee 48, Hopkins 38 First Round Washington's eight-game winning streak, Giants and move forward," quarterback goes through," was claimed via waivers Oscoda 40, Gladstone 0 Abbotsford 48, Crivitz 41 Auburndale 26, Markesan 12 tied for the longest in a single postseason, receiver Marvin Jones said. Giants coach Pat Shurmur from Green Bay earlier in the Pickford 63, Brimley 0 ended with a sloppy performance in the first Rapid River 58, Eben Junction Cambridge 28, Palmyra-Eagle 20 The New York Giants (2- said. "As time goes on, that month. Superior Central 14 Colby 35, Cumberland 14 Series game hosted by the nation's capital 5) don't have any sympathy. gets better. But obviously, we ON THE LOOKOUT Rudyard 34, Newberry 8 Coleman 40, Bonduel 0 since the Senators lost to the New York Sault Ste Marie 46, Gaylord 21 Darlington 35, Benton/Shullsburg New York has also lost want it to get better fast." New York's Evan Engram 34 Giants in 1933. West Iron County 33, Norway 14 A sellout crowd of 43,867, dressed mostly Westwood 42, Negaunee 14 Johnson Creek 26, Winnebago three straight, and the hope The three-game losing has developed into one of Lutheran Academy 13 in red for the occasion, soaked it all in, stand- rookie quarterback Daniel streak has seen the No. 6 the NFL's top tight ends, and Wisconsin football Lancaster 56, Osseo-Fairchild 12 ing in unison at key moments, booing ball- playoffs Manawa 55, Pardeeville 28 strike calls that hurt their team, chanting "Let's Jones generated with two overall pick in the draft he has the Lions' full atten- Friday Mineral Point 59, Melrose-Min- Division I 8-Player doro 0 go, Nats!" often and even getting to do their touchdown passes in his throw five of his seven inter- tion. First Round Mondovi 54, Whitehall 0 "Baby Shark" sing-and-clap-along when that first start has been dashed ceptions and lose two fum- "We have to always know Belmont 55, Lincoln 26 Racine Lutheran 48, Ozaukee 7 children's tune blared as a walk-up song in the Florence 24, Laona-Wabeno 0 Regis 36, Lake Holcombe/Cornell sixth. by his turnover woes. bles. Jones has lost five fum- where he's at," Detroit Gibraltar 30, Suring 28 8 "There is certainly a sense bles, continuing a problem linebacker Jarrad Davis. Luck 66, Frederic 20 Spring Valley 34, Durand 14 don, UK, 9:30 a.m. p.m. Newman Catholic, Mason City, St. Marys Springs 69, Random N.Y. Jets at Miami, 1 p.m. of urgency in the building, he had in the preseason. The third-year pro leads Iowa 56, Tigerton/Marion 14 Lake 7 Washington at Buffalo, 1 p.m. All TimesNHL EDT Northwood/Solon Springs 24, Unity 38, Grantsburg 20 Tennessee at Carolina, 1 p.m. EASTERN CONFERENCE amongst the players, that we "I think it's tough to win the Giants with 34 recep- Siren 8 Division 7 Minnesota at Kansas City, 1 p.m. Atlantic Division need to get a win," Jones when you're turning the ball tions, 379 yards receiving Oakfield 60, Port Edwards 12 First Round Chicago at Philadelphia, 1 p.m. GP WLOTPts GF GA Shell Lake 41, Bruce 0 Almond-Bancroft 30, Athens 7 Indianapolis at Pittsburgh, 1 p.m. Buffalo 12 92119 42 30 said. over that much," Jones said. and two touchdowns. In his Division 1 Bangor 40, Webster 0 Tampa Bay at Seattle, 4:05 p.m. Boston 961214 26 20 WELCOME BACK "I've got to do a better job last two road games, Engram First Round Black Hawk 52, Cashton 8 Detroit at Oakland, 4:05 p.m. Toronto 12 64214 44 40 Appleton North 59, Eau Claire Blair-Taylor 35, Augusta 14 Green Bay at L.A. Chargers, 4:25 Florida 10 42412 35 39 Giants receiver Golden with that. Decision-making, had 100-plus yards and Memorial 20 Catholic Central 10, Randolph 7 p.m. Tampa Bay 953111 32 29 Tate was dealt by Detroit last securing the ball in the pock- caught a pass for a score. Bay Port 55, Milwaukee Bradley Edgar 43, Greenwood 12 Cleveland at Denver, 4:25 p.m. Montreal 10 44210 36 34 Tech 8 Gilman 24, Pittsville 6 New England at Baltimore, 8:20 Detroit 11 380623 40 season to Philadelphia. The et, and securing the ball DEFENSIVE WOES D.C. Everest 47, Appleton East Hilbert 49, Rosholt 34 p.m. Ottawa 10 271524 35 41 Hurley 33, Loyal 22 Open: L.A. Rams, New Orleans, Metropolitan Division move seemed to stunt the when I'm out of the pocket – The Giants' defense has Fond du Lac 45, Arrowhead 14 Ithaca 46, Wauzeka- Atlanta, Cincinnati GP WLOTPts GF GA team's chances to have a suc- all of that stuff is really played one complete game Franklin 42, Kenosha Steuben/Seneca 6 Monday, Nov. 4 Washington 12 72317 44 38 Bradford/Reuther 0 Lourdes Academy 64, Hillsboro 7 Dallas at N.Y. Giants, 8:15 p.m. N.Y. Islanders1073014 29 24 cessful season in coach Matt important." this season, and playing well Green Bay Preble 7, Milwaukee Pepin/Alma 45, Eleva-Strum 13 Carolina 10 63113 33 29 Patricia's first year, taking STEPPING UP for a half has become the Riverside/Golda Meir 6 Potosi/Cassville 42, Highland 6 TransactionsBASEBALL Columbus 10 53212 26 32 Kenosha Indian Trail 17, Racine Reedsville 31, Brookwood 0 American League Pittsburgh 11 65012 36 30 away Matthew Stafford's slot Lions rookie running norm. The Cardinals scored Case 9 River Ridge 47, De Soto 0 TORONTO BLUE JAYS — Philadelphia 8431925 22 receiver and one of the lead- back Ty Johnson will likely 17 points on their first three Kimberly 42, Wisconsin Rapids Announced the resignation of athlet- N.Y. Rangers8341725 27 Lincoln 3 All TimesNFL EDT ic trainer Nikki Huffman to pursue New Jersey 9252622 36 ers in the locker room. start in place of Kerryon possessions last week. Dal- Madison Memorial 42, Madison AMERICAN CONFERENCE other opportunities. WESTERN CONFERENCE Now, Tate is back to face Johnson and he might flour- las, Tampa Bay and Min- West 6 East FOOTBALL Central Division Marquette University 35, Mani- WLTPct PF PA National Football League GP WLOTPts GF GA the franchise he signed with ish. The Giants allowed nesota each gained at least towoc Lincoln 7 New England 7001.000 223 48 JACKSONVILLE JAGUARS — Colorado 10 81117 42 25 Marshall 16, Milwaukee King 14 Buffalo 510.833 121 91 Placed DT Marcell Dareus on IR. Nashville 10 63113 42 32 after helping Seattle win a Chase Edmonds to run for 490 yards and New England Middleton 21, Madison La Fol- N.Y. Jets 150.167 63 156 Signed DT Akeem Spence. St. Louis 10 52313 32 32 Super Bowl. He was one of 126 yards in last week's loss had 427. lette 20 Miami 060.000 63 211 NEW ENGLAND PATRIOTS — Winnipeg 11 56010 30 36 Mukwonago 42, Oak Creek 0 South Traded DL Michael Bennett to Dal- Dallas 12 471925 33 Detroit's top players and to Arizona after he averaged Likewise, Detroit's Muskego 49, Milwaukee Pulas- WLTPct PF PA las for a conditional 2021 seventh- Chicago 8242620 26 most popular people for just 17 yards rushing over defense is struggling. The ki/Arts/Carmen South 0 Indianapolis 420.667 143 138 round draft pick. Minnesota 10 370621 36 Neenah 35, Hudson 27 Houston 430.571 185 164 HOCKEY Pacific Division four-plus seasons. the first 22 games of his Lions let Minnesota quarter- Sun Prairie 51, Verona Area 28 Jacksonville 340.429 144 148 National Hockey League GP WLOTPts GF GA "I'm sure he'll be juiced career. back Kirk Cousins pick Division 2 Tennessee 340.429 121 112 BUFFALO SABRES — Recalled Edmonton 11 82117 35 27 First Round North D William Borgen from Rochester Vegas 12 75014 37 34 up," Lions safety Tavon Wil- Ty Johnson, a sixth- them apart and could not Brookfield Central 42, West Bend WLTPct PF PA (AHL). Arizona 10 63113 31 22 East 10 Baltimore 520.714 214 156 CALGARY FLAMES — Recalled Calgary 12 65113 35 37 son said. "We'll be juiced up, round pick from Maryland, slow down Dalvin Cook dur- Brookfield East 42, Slinger 10 Cleveland 240.333 120 154 F Alan Quine from Stockton (AHL). Vancouver 963012 30 19 too." had a career-high 57 yards ing a 42-30 loss in which Burlington 33, Badger 7 Pittsburgh 240.333 123 131 Placed F Austin Czarnik on long- Anaheim 11 65012 25 24 Hartford Union 31, Oregon 0 Cincinnati 070.000 114 186 term injured reserve. San Jose 11 461929 38 Tate has become Jones' from scrimmage in last they gave up 503 yards. Holmen 36, Watertown 10 West CAROLINA HURRICANES — Los Angeles10 460829 39 Homestead 10, Germantown 7 WLTPct PF PA Recalled F Brian Gibbons from NOTE: Two points for a win, one Hortonville 41, De Pere 6 Kansas City 520.714 202 150 Charlotte (AHL). point for overtime loss. Top three Kaukauna 27, Green Bay South- Oakland 330.500 127 165 DETROIT RED WINGS — teams in each division and two wild west 13 Denver 250.286 112 136 Recalled F Givani Smith from Grand cards per conference advance to Notre Dame and Michigan aim Menomonee Falls 46, Cedarburg L.A. Chargers250.286 140 141 Rapids (AHL). playoffs. 22 NATIONAL CONFERENCE NEW JERSEY DEVILS — Placed Friday's Games Milton 36, La Crosse Central 33 East D Connor Carrick on injured Colorado 6, Vegas 1 Milwaukee Pulaski 35, Chippewa W LTPct PF PA reserve. Activated D Will Butcher off Toronto 4, San Jose 1 to resume rivalry after a break Falls 34 Dallas 430.571 190 124 injured reserve. Arizona 5, New Jersey 3 Pulaski 35, Chippewa Falls 34 Philadelphia 340.429 171 186 ST. LOUIS BLUES — Assigned F N.Y. Islanders 4, Ottawa 2 Superior 44, Marshfield 37 N.Y. Giants 250.286 132 187 Jordan Kyrou to San Antonio (AHL). Buffalo 2, Detroit 0 ANN ARBOR, Mich. (AP) – Notre Dame will play again after they walk off the field Waterford 38, South Milwaukee 0 Washington 170.125 99 195 Washington at Vancouver, 10 and Michigan will meet under the lights this weekend. Waukesha West 21, Kettle South All TimesNBA EDT p.m. Moraine 0 WLTPct PF PA Friday's Games Saturday's Games shining on their cool helmets and storied "We are committed to playing working Waunakee 21, Monona Grove 6 New Orleans 610.857 164 147 Boston 112, Toronto 106 Chicago at Carolina, 1 p.m. programs. together to continue the rivalry," Swarbrick Wilmot Union 42, Milwaukee Carolina 420.667 166 133 Minnesota 121, Charlotte 99 Toronto at Montreal, 7 p.m. Ronald Reagan 14 Tampa Bay 240.333 173 185 Brooklyn 113, New York 109 Nashville at Tampa Bay, 7 p.m. The Fighting Irish and Wolverines have told the AP. Division 3 Atlanta 160.143 145 223 Chicago 110, Memphis 102 St. Louis at Boston, 7 p.m. been playing football against each other Here are some things to watch when First Round North Dallas 123, New Orleans 116 Columbus at Philadelphia, 7 p.m. DeForest 49, McFarland 7 WLTPct PF PA Washington 97, Oklahoma City Los Angeles at Minnesota, 8 p.m. since 1887 and yet they will meet for just Michigan hosts Notre Dame at the Big Fox Valley Lutheran 27, New Green Bay 610.857 184 139 85 Pittsburgh at Dallas, 8 p.m. the 45th time. House: London 17 Minnesota 620.750 211 132 Phoenix at Denver Anaheim at Colorado, 9 p.m. Grafton 49, Ashwaubenon 24 Chicago 330.500 112 105 Portland at Sacramento Calgary vs. Winnipeg at Regina, They haven't played more because HOME COOKING Medford Area 53, Hayward/Lac Detroit 231.417 149 160 Utah at L.A. Lakers CAN, SK, 10 p.m. breaks have been sprinkled throughout the The Wolverines have won every home game Courte Oreilles 0 West Saturday's Games Sunday's Games Menasha 28, Whitefish Bay 14 WLTPct PF PA Miami at Milwaukee, 5 p.m. Florida at Edmonton, 4 p.m. history of the series. since closing the 2017 regular season with a Menomonie 52, Lakeland 8 San Francisco6001.000 156 64 Philadelphia at Detroit, 7 p.m. St. Louis at Detroit, 5 p.m. And, another one is coming up. loss to Ohio State. Monroe 31, Onalaska 30 Seattle 520.714 181 176 Boston at New York, 7:30 p.m. Los Angeles at Chicago, 7 p.m. SILENCE WASN'T GOLDEN New Berlin Eisenhower 36, Union San Jose at Ottawa, 7 p.m. No. 8 Notre Dame (5-1) and No. 19 L.A. Rams 430.571 190 164 Orlando at Atlanta, 7:30 p.m. Notre Dame will play its first road game Grove 14 Arizona 331.500 161 192 Indiana at Cleveland, 8 p.m. Boston at N.Y. Rangers, 7 p.m. Michigan (5-2) are not scheduled to play New Berlin West 13, Greendale 7 Thursday, Oct. 24 New Orleans at Houston, 8 p.m. Philadelphia vs. N.Y. Islanders at since Sept. 21, when it lost 23-17 at then-No. 3 New Richmond 41, Mosinee 10 Minnesota 19, Washington 9 Toronto at Chicago, 8 p.m. Nassau Veterans Memorial Colise- again after Saturday night. Even though Georgia. Pewaukee 44, Whitnall 24 Sunday, Oct. 27 Washington at San Antonio, 8:30 um, 7 p.m. both athletic directors want to resume the During that visit, the Irish were penalized 12 Plymouth 35, Wisconsin Lutheran Arizona at New Orleans, 1 p.m. p.m. Anaheim at Vegas, 8 p.m. 34 Monday's Games rivalry, it may take about a decade to get times, including six times for false starts when Tampa Bay at Tennessee, 1 p.m. Sacramento at Utah, 9 p.m. Irish players jumped before the snap in the Reedsburg Area 37, Sparta 7 N.Y. Giants at Detroit, 1 p.m. L.A. Clippers at Phoenix, 10 p.m. Arizona at Buffalo, 7 p.m. them on the field again. River Falls 43, Rhinelander 8 Cincinnati vs L.A. Rams at Lon- Sunday's Games Florida at Vancouver, 10 p.m. noisy atmosphere created by a large and loud Stoughton 26, Sauk Prairie 13 don, UK, 1 p.m. Golden State at Oklahoma City, Michigan athletic director Warde crowd. West De Pere 56, Shawano 20 Denver at Indianapolis, 1 p.m. 3:30 p.m. BuffaloSabres-Wings011—2 Sums Manuel acknowledged future schedules for Division 4 Notre Dame coach Brian Kelly shouldered Philadelphia at Buffalo, 1 p.m. Brooklyn at Memphis, 6 p.m. Detroit 000—0 the blame for his team's inability to get off plays First Round N.Y. Jets at Jacksonville, 1 p.m. Miami at Minnesota, 7 p.m. First Period_None. each school may push the next meeting to Baldwin-Woodville 42, Black Seattle at Atlanta, 1 p.m. Portland at Dallas, 7 p.m. Penalties_None. 2028 or later. using its silent cadence. River Falls 7 L.A. Chargers at Chicago, 1 p.m. Charlotte at L.A. Lakers, 9:30 Second Period_1, Buffalo, "We're talking that far away unless "I'm sick about it," Kelly said. "I made a ter- Berlin 34, Ripon 0 Carolina at San Francisco, 4:05 p.m. McCabe 1 (Eichel, Reinhart), 11:40. rible miscalculation in that I felt like our quarter- Catholic Memorial 65, Milwaukee p.m. Monday's Games Penalties_Olofsson, BUF, (high something changes for both of us," Manuel Obama SCTE 0 back was prepared, but he wasn't. That falls on Oakland at Houston, 4:25 p.m. Chicago at New York, 7 p.m. sticking), 0:50; Athanasiou, DET, told The Associated Press. "We have been me. We'll make sure that never happens again." Denmark 31, Xavier 21 Cleveland at New England, 4:25 Indiana at Detroit, 7 p.m. (tripping), 6:50; Hirose, DET, (hook- Edgerton 45, Mauston 8 p.m. Orlando at Toronto, 7:30 p.m. ing), 19:19. in conversations about looking down the ANSWERING THE BELL Evansville 35, Big Foot 14 Green Bay at Kansas City, 8:20 Philadelphia at Atlanta, 7:30 p.m. Third Period_2, Buffalo, Reinhart Freedom 35, Northland Pines 3 road to add another series of games to keep Michigan coach Jim Harbaugh and many of p.m. Cleveland at Milwaukee, 8 p.m. 5 (Olofsson, Eichel), 1:15 (pp). his players offered their support for receiver Kewaskum 23, East Troy 0 Open: Dallas, Baltimore Golden State at New Orleans, 8 Penalties_Daley, DET, (high stick- the rivalry moving forward. Kiel 42, Campbellsport 0 Ronnie Bell, who dropped a pass in the end Monday, Oct. 28 p.m. ing), 6:23; Okposo, BUF, (interfer- "We're both committed to a resolution Lake Mills 56, Saint Francis 10 Miami at Pittsburgh, 8:15 p.m. Oklahoma City at Houston, 8 p.m. ence), 9:34; Miller, BUF, (tripping), zone trailing by seven points late in last week's Lakeside Lutheran 42, Jefferson Thursday, Oct. 31 Portland at San Antonio, 8:30 17:50. for our schools, our fans and college foot- loss at Penn State. 28 San Francisco at Arizona, 8:20 p.m. Shots on Goal_Buffalo 6-14- Martin Luther 31, University ball." "We would take as many Ronnie Bells as we p.m. Denver at Sacramento, 10 p.m. 5_25. Detroit 12-8-21_41. could possibly get on this team," Harbaugh School of Milwaukee 0 Sunday, Nov. 3 Utah at Phoenix, 10 p.m. Power-play opportunities_Buffalo Notre Dame athletic director Jack Swar- River Valley 42, Brodhead/Juda 0 Houston vs Jacksonville at Lon- Charlotte at L.A. Clippers, 10:30 1 of 3; Detroit 0 of 3. brick said he has no doubt the programs said. "Mentally, he's as tough as anyone we got Saint Croix Central 49, Osceola and physically the same." l THE DAILY GLOBE • YOURDAILYGLOBE.COM AREA/NATION SATURDAY, OCTOBER 26, 2019 13 Pentagon hands Microsoft $10B ‘war cloud’ deal, snubs Amazon

SAN FRANCISCO (AP) also formally protested works for one of the com- about awarding such a resiliency, and scalability out at the end. – The Pentagon has the bidding process last panies that originally bid. large deal to one company. of resources can be the Google decided last awarded Microsoft a $10 year. The JEDI system will The deal is a major win difference between suc- year not to compete for billion cloud computing Oracle later challenged store and process vast for Microsoft’s cloud busi- cess and failure.” the contract, saying it contract , snubbing early the process in federal amounts of classified ness Azure, which has According to a July would conflict with its AI front-runner Amazon, court, but lost . data, allowing the U.S. long been playing catch- report from the research ethics principles. Google whose participation drew Trump waded into the military to use artificial up to Amazon’s market firm Gartner, Amazon employees have been criticism from President fray in July, saying that intelligence to speed up its leading Amazon Web Ser- holds almost 48% of mar- especially vocal in protest- Donald Trump and its the administration would war planning and fighting vices. Microsoft said it ket for public cloud com- ing the company’s involve- business rivals. “take a very long look” at capabilities. was preparing a state- puting, followed by ment with government Bidding for the huge the process, saying he had The Department of ment. Microsoft in second place contracts. project, known as Joint heard complaints. Trump Defense emphasized in an Amazon said Friday it with close to 16%. “It’s a paradigm chang- Enterprise Defense Infras- has frequently expressed announcement that the was surprised by the deci- Over the last year, er for Microsoft to win tructure, or JEDI, pitted his ire for Amazon and process was fair and fol- sion. Microsoft has positioned JEDI,” said Dan Ives, man- leading tech titans founder Jeff Bezos, who lowed procurement guide- “AWS is the clear leader itself as a friend to the aging director of Wedbush Microsoft, Amazon, Ora- also owns the Washing- lines. It noted that over in cloud computing, and a U.S. military. President Securities. “And it’s a huge cle and IBM against one ton Post. He said at the the past two years, it has detailed assessment pure- Brad Smith wrote last fall black eye for Amazon and another. time he had heard from awarded more than $11 ly on the comparative that Microsoft has long Bezos.” The giant contract has companies that the con- billion in ten separate offerings clearly lead to a supplied technology to Microsoft, Amazon, attracted more attention tract “wasn’t competitive- cloud-computing con- different conclusion,” the military and would Google and other tech than most, sparked by ly bid.” tracts, and said the JEDI Amazon spokesman Drew continue to do so, despite giants have faced criti- speculation early in the Defense Secretary Mark award “continues our Herdener said in a state- pushback from employ- cism from their own process that Amazon Esper recused himself strategy of a multi-vendor, ment. “We remain deeply ees. employees about doing would be awarded the from the controversial multi-cloud environment.” committed to continuing Oracle and IBM were business with the govern- deal. Tech giants Oracle bidding process earlier The latter statement to innovate for the new eliminated earlier in the ment, especially on mili- and IBM pushed back this week, citing a conflict appeared designed to digital battlefield where process, leaving Microsoft tary and immigration with their own bids and of interest because his son address previous criticism security, efficiency, and Amazon to battle it related projects. IRONWOOD CHAMBER OF COMMERCE NEWS the Chamber website (events—Jack Frost Fes- 719 Douglas Street, Ironwood. Earth & Sky tival). The 2019 Jack Frost Parade will be Sat- have done a remarkable job in completely re- urday, December 7th, at 6:00 p.m. modeling this Douglas Street building on the inside! If you cannot make this official open- ing, please stop by on First Friday as well, where in addition to normal business hours, The Jack Frost Earth and Sky will have an open house that Festival also in- November 14 marks the beginning of the Jack night from 6:30 to 8:30 which will include a cludes the Iron- Frost Festival of drawing for a gift basket. More information wood Chamber Winter Events. about Chamber member Earth & Sky is at: of Commerce Running from 11/14 https://www.earth- $10,000 raffle. to the “Light Up skydayspa.com/ Only two hundred tickets are The Night” cere- printed. Each ticket costs $100, but groups can mony at the Norrie go together to purchase a ticket & each year it Club, Jack Frost seems that at least one group always joins the November marks time is our oppor- winner’s circle! 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Don’t Annie I’m checking out at the get me wrong, we have childhood, lifelong grocery store or doing friends and we are always there when banking, etc., the per- things get going. But I, personally, have son behind the counter will ask me, “Are not made a “new” friend in probably 25 you doing anything fun today?” Or, “What years, and I couldn’t care less. My brother are you doing this afternoon?” THE PAJAMA DIARIES is the same way. Having been trained by my parents to So many people are fakes, phonies, be friendly and polite, I have actually told liars, etc., that neither of us have any inter- these complete strangers what are my est in cultivating a new go-to person in our plans. lives. I think it involves too much work Now I go running for the self-checkout and frankly, don’t want to be bothered. I aisle because I don’t want to feel rude. I’d have a full-time job and commute 50 miles like to know if anyone else is as put out as round-trip daily. 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There is no cure for CWD — it is 100% fatal in all with disabilities animals that contract it. Though the disorder affects several Hello friends, species, its impact on deer is of special Though it may not be the largest vol- concern. In states where CWD is estab- unteer organization that I know of, lished, it diminishes the health of deer UFFDA – the United Foundation For Dis- and causes long-term population abled Archers – may be the coolest. With decline. chapters in Wisconsin and Minnesota, In Michigan, this disease challenges what UFFDA does is take men and not only the foundation of wildlife con- women with disabilities on archery servation, but the state’s long-standing hunts. hunting traditions. In the years 2004, 2005 and 2015, I Wildlife agencies investigating CWD MDNR photo helped at the Camp Tesomas Hunt which have found that deer movement is key to AS PART of its initial chronic wasting disease response plan, the Michigan is a Boy Scout camp that covers 1,200 disease spread. Understanding deer Department of Natural Resources conducted a deer abundance survey of free- acres just north of Rhinelander. In those movement is therefore vital to making ranging deer in the southern part of the state. years what I did for this three-day hunt the most of CWD management strate- was help a hunter get to a blind, sit with gies. said. “The factors that influence the lars to track their movements. him and at the end of each hunt and take Deer movement and abundance can spread of the disease are likely very dif- Capture and collaring efforts were him back to the cafeteria/common area influence several factors contributing to ferent than those in the U.P.” concentrated on four deer wintering where the 25 hunters and at least 30 CWD’s spread, such as the probability The MSU research team is looking complexes – areas commonly referred to guides and kitchen helpers hang out. of the disease occurring, contact rates, particularly at how far and how fre- as “deer yards” that provide food and transmission rates and the geographic quently deer in these suburban environ- cover for deer in winter conditions – in Thursday, Oct. 17 extent of an outbreak. ments disperse – meaning that they per- the western U.P. High 71, low 45 To better understand how this dis- manently move from one area to anoth- Another study area was added in I pulled into Temosas today about ease may be disseminated by deer, the er – and whether certain habitat struc- southern Dickinson County after the noon and it was like seeing an old friend Michigan Department of Natural tures or landscape features facilitate or discovery of CWD there in October that I had not seen in years and I mean Resources has been conducting deer hinder those types of movements. 2018. Four of these deer wintering com- that with the guides, hunters and Camp movement studies in CWD-affected Long-distance movements have the plexes are located along the Michigan- Tesomas itself. areas in the state’s Upper and Lower potential to drastically impact the Wisconsin border. Wisconsin is also Tom Nicholson was a year younger peninsulas. spread of CWD across a broad land- home to CWD-infected deer, some than me in school and he is the second These studies are critical for the scape, but researchers aren’t just looking which have been detected in neighbor- vice president of UFFDA and an incredi- development of management efforts to at long-distance or long-term move- ing border counties. ble, get it done guy. I also went to school help curb the effects of the disease. ments. “Information on these movements with Tom’s wife, Cheryl, and she runs the Short-term movements, called excur- helps us make decisions on identifying kitchen which is a huge task. CWD in the Lower Peninsula sions, also can influence the potential CWD management zones,” said Dean I met Jim Watson back in 2004 and for In 2015, when the state’s first CWD- spread of CWD. These excursions are Beyer, DNR wildlife research biologist. the last 19 years Jim has been guiding Jeff positive free-ranging deer was found in temporary movements outside of the “This is particularly important in the Hvam. Jim is from the Portage area is a mid-Michigan’s Ingham County, the deer’s typical range. Upper Peninsula, where the combina- retired Alliant Energy employee and over- DNR implemented a surveillance and “We’ve had some deer go 18 miles tion of high deer densities in the winter- all just a great guy. response plan it had developed in 2002 there and back within a nine-day period, ing complexes and long-distance migra- The first thing that every hunter must (and updated in 2012) in anticipation of with pretty much every (sex and age) tions to summer range increases the risk do before they are allowed to start hunt- the disease being detected. demographic of the population making of CWD transmission across very large ing is make sure that their crossbow is The response team conducted a sur- these excursions,” Trudeau said. areas.” sighted in. Folks, I must admit until this vey of deer abundance in the area where While excursions like these seem rel- From the 190 deer collared in 2018, hunt I had completely forgot how a cross- the CWD-positive deer was found, iden- atively harmless, deer may be exposed and the 97 collared in 2019, the bow works. tified the physical range of a core CWD to chronic wasting disease during these researchers were able to track and Next, hunt coordinator Tim Nichol- area and CWD management zone, and short trips by encountering infected observe the movement of deer from son, who is the son of Tom and Cheryl, collaborated with Michigan State Uni- deer or contaminated environments. these areas. told us where we would be hunting which versity to design a study to track the CWD-positive deer also may make these Based on preliminary data, on this huge property can be hard to find. movements and survival rates of deer in excursions and expose other deer to the researchers observed spring migratory About all I have to say about Tim is he is south-central Michigan. disease. movements of up to 48 miles — demon- excellent at his job and a very good guy The Lower Peninsula deer manage- “One really nice thing about the pro- strating that deer move from these deer just like fellow volunteers Logan Leonard, ment study, conducted by the Boone and ject is that we’re looking at CWD and wintering complexes across vast areas. Bart Mueller and dozens of other very Crockett Quantitative Wildlife Center at disease spread in this multifaceted man- Researchers also observed some mixing good people. MSU, and funded by the DNR and other ner,” said Trudeau. “We’re not only look- of deer from different wintering com- I would be guiding Jeffery Hvam for partners, is based on some unique geo- ing at how deer move and interact with plexes on their summer range. the next three days. Jeff had been hunting graphical components of the initial their environment, but also how differ- “Together, these observations suggest with Jim Watson for 19 years. Jim has detection of CWD in Michigan. ent management strategies impact the that there would be a risk of transmit- some health issues that did not allow him Though there have been more than spread of disease and how to predict ting CWD across very large areas to physically lift a man that is 6 foot 4 120 confirmed cases of the disease in where it may ‘spark up.’” because of the migratory movements,” inches out of a wheelchair and put him free-ranging deer in Michigan since the Identifying the portion of the deer said Beyer. into a truck and vice-versa. disease was first found here, the initial population most likely to make long-dis- Not only do these data support a At first, my new friend did not want nine cases discovered occurred within a tance movements helps wildlife man- comprehensive approach to disease to hunt with me, but by the end of the relatively concentrated area in the cen- agers determine where best to focus management, they also help the DNR weekend we were good buddies and I tral part of the state. management efforts. These data give plan its overall deer management pro- had immense respect for people with The initial detection of the disease in important insight into how deer move in gram in the Upper Peninsula. physical impediments and their care- Michigan also was unique in that, when and around human development and givers it was found in Meridian Township, a how that activity affects CWD transmis- Moving forward Just to give you an idea of some of the Lansing suburb, it marked the first time sion. While there is no cure for chronic health issues or causes with our hunters a state had identified the initial cases of wasting disease, wildlife managers and good friends here are a few – motor- the disease from a more suburban envi- Deer movement in the UP remain committed to better managing its cycle, car accident, stroke, tree stand fall, ronment, rather than a rural area. Since May 2015, when the first CWD- spread. and in Jeff Hvams case, uncontrolled Along with responding to CWD in an positive deer was identified in the Lower “Disease management means under- seizures due to epilepsy. While in the area of greater human development Peninsula, the DNR has been surveilling standing the species affected. That blind Jeff had five seizures over five comes the increased need to understand the Michigan-Wisconsin border for includes their movement patterns,” said hunts, but because I was forewarned, it how deer movements in these areas dif- signs of CWD in free-ranging white- Chad Stewart, DNR deer, elk and moose was not a big deal fer from rural areas, and how human tailed deer. specialist. “If we hope to successfully On our first hunt 25 hunters harvested development influences deer behavior, In 2018, the DNR confirmed the first mitigate the spread of CWD, coordinat- three antlerless deer and the mood in space use and selected habitat. CWD-positive deer in the Upper Penin- ing our management response with local camp was excellent. These factors influence how disease sula, in Dickinson County. biology is important.” may spread across the landscape. Wildlife managers responded quick- Stewart said that with the results Friday, Oct. 18 Understanding how deer behavior dif- ly, planning a study to learn how deer from both studies, the DNR will be able This is deer camp for these hunters fers between urban and rural areas is movements in the U.P. affect the risk of to better understand how free-ranging and this morning two more deer fell vic- important for developing informed CWD transmission, and how those white-tailed deer populations move tim to their crossbows on a beautiful CWD management strategies. movements differ from deer studied in throughout the year in many areas of morning in the Northwoods. A bear was The study area covers a diverse swath the Lower Peninsula. Michigan. Getting a firm handle on that spotted by one hunter and one hunters’ of terrain – from suburban neighbor- The U.P. deer movement study, a movement data will help researchers see crossbow did not fire at a buck because hoods to extensive agricultural land. partnership between the Camp Fire Pro- connections in how CWD is contracted he forgot to take if off safety. Jonathan Trudeau, a doctoral student gram in Wildlife Conservation at the in those populations and help inform Back to the volunteers, Bob and Steve in fisheries and wildlife at MSU, is on State University of New York’s College of plans to limit the spread of the disease. Bakken are here to help as they cut up the research team heading up the study Environmental Science and Forestry, “This is Michigan’s biggest wildlife every deer that is brought into camp. in the Lower Peninsula. He explained and the DNR, has three objectives: challenge,” Stewart added. “Deer hunt- Todd Dykstra is a guide and helped that, because Michigan’s landscape is –Determine the frequency, distance ing and wildlife watching are huge out- Jerome Murphy roast a hog which was varied, deer in the southern half of the and timing of deer movements, particu- door traditions in our state, enjoyed our dinner tonight. Lower Peninsula likely don’t behave in larly between summer and winter range. across generations and contributing so The following day was our last full day the same manner as deer in the western –Estimate population abundance. much to Michigan’s economy and very of hunting and not a whitetail was har- and central Upper Peninsula. –Develop models of probable deer identity. A lot is riding on sustaining a vested which gave us a total of six. “We’re collecting data on deer across movements for each population studied. healthy deer population on both Penin- There is so much to be said about this developmental gradient, which real- To meet these objectives, researchers sulas, and we are in this fight for the UFFDA and the experiences of every per- ly hasn’t been done before,” Trudeau capture deer and fit them with GPS col- long haul.” son at a hunt like this but what is most important is this – folks, there are not as MDNR U.P. Fishing report many volunteers out there as there used to be. This experience is incredible. No one Copper Harbor: Has seen quite a few caught, releasing them will certainly help with coho and steelhead in the big lake, anglers asked me to do this, but go to anglers with mixed results. More small fish the research efforts. Fish are still making their could see another big push with the next rain. uffdaclub.com and figure out how you have been caught on natural baits. A few nice way into the Falls, Silver and Huron Rivers, Little Bay De Noc: Walleye anglers splake were caught by pier and boat anglers, and those targeting them did have success. reported fair catches, with most fishing the can help. but they are putting in lots of time and success Marquette: Boat anglers stayed in shallow reefs near Kipling. Try 18 to 25 feet when Even an annual membership, or help was limited. Eagle Harbor had very few pier waters just outside the breakwall and in front trolling stick baits or jigging crawlers and min- in the kitchen or possibly the super cool anglers and no boat activity. of the rivers. Those trolling spoons and body nows. Smallmouth bass anglers reported fair job of being a guide or just figuring out Keweenaw Bay: Boat and shore anglers baits caught steelhead, lake trout, coho and to good catches in 10 to 20 feet along the Frist how you could help someone go on a have taken a mix of lake trout, splake, coho, the occasional Chinook salmon. Overall, most and Second Reefs or just south of Squaw steelhead and brown trout. Catch rates were a landed 1-3 fish. Lake trout are spawning right Point in 8 to 16 feet when casting plastics. turkey hunt next spring. Everything is little slower in Traverse Bay. Boat anglers will now, and pier anglers have caught a decent Perch fishing was fair with minnows or free to the hunters and the awesome feel- need to be aware of the research buoys just number of fish. If the weather doesn’t change crawlers in 10 to 25 feet near Kipling. ing you get for your help is worth the north of the launch in Traverse Bay. These too quickly, good fishing should last for a cou- Manistique River: Anglers have had to price of admission. buoys are tracking lake trout movement on ple weeks. River fishing slowed. The Carp fish fast waters most of the year, and this fall and around the reef. Tagged fish will have a River was producing coho and steelhead. has been no different. Most were fishing the Sunset dorsal tag to identify them as research fish. Anglers struggled to get a fish or two in the rapids closest to the “Bass Hole” because the While there is no reward if these fish are Chocolay River; however, with the amount of flow up near the dam was way too fast.