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SPORTS • 9 DAILY GLOBE Friday, October 25, 2019 Mostly Sunny yourdailyglobe.com | High: 45 | Low: 36 | Details, page 2 PREPARING & EMPOWERING DIDA hears ‘First Impressions’ report By TOM LAVENTURE [email protected] IRONWOOD – The Down- town Ironwood Development Authority heard a new type of community assessment report on Thursday that gives a glimpse of the city’s assets and challenges through the eyes of first-time vis- itors. The First Impressions grant allows for visitors from the Michigan State University Exten- sion to visit and report on obser- vations and experiences on cer- tain aspects of the city, said Tom Bergman, the community devel- opment director for the city of Ironwood. Around 40 people attended the public forum to hear the results on Monday. “The purpose was really to give a community an idea of how outsiders see the community to help base future decisions,” Tom LaVenture/Daily Globe Bergman said. “They did a good SEVERAL GUESTS tour the Northwoods Manufacturing portion of Hurley school on Thursday, during an open house event to cele- job to let us know in a way that is brate the $1.3 million expansion completed over the summer. not too critical but as an analysis of where they see the community at right now.” A community leadership team Dedication held for Northwoods is working on a more detailed report, he said. More details will Manufacturing expansion come when the team goes DDA page 14 By TOM LAVENTURE — [email protected] HURLEY, Wis. – Hurley School District dedicated its FBI action Northwoods Manufacturing expansion Thursday with sever- al area business and community confirmed leaders present. The project adds 6,500 in Ironwood square feet, nearly double the original shop building, said Kevin Genisot, school adminis- Township trator. The expansion offers By RICHARD JENKINS more space for teaching and [email protected] equipment. Discussions for col- IRONWOOD TOWNSHIP – laboration and shared resources Although details remained rela- are underway with area K-12 tively scarce Thursday, the FBI school districts and Gogebic was involved in “law enforce- Community College. ment activity” in Ironwood “By providing manufacturing Township Wednesday. education, we know some stu- Special Agent Mara Schneider, dents will use the skills to com- the media coordinator with the plete projects at their future FBI’s Detroit Field Office, home while others go on to Tom LaVenture/Daily Globe declined to comment beyond make it a career,” Genisot said. WOOD AND metal class students use their own initiative to work on inventory, marketing and the confirming the bureau’s pres- The school district goal is to business side of Northwoods Manufacturing on Thursday at Hurley School. From left, Bransen ence in the area, citing the ongo- ensure a curriculum that expos- Williams and Shane Lynch, seated; Mason Lee, Mason Genisot, Tanner Nelson and Jace Kutz. ing nature of the investigation. es students to careers that await Locals told the Daily Globe them, he said. Manufacturing general fund that budgeted a “We can do almost anything wise drop out of school to find the activity appeared to involve a offers something that is needed $1.3 million project without a here now,” Simonich said of direction, he said. property near Vanderhagen and even if it’s not for everyone, he referendum – with the help of Northwoods Manufacturing. “I really appreciate this pro- Nylund roads in the township. said. private donations and a “We have to keep moving for- gram,” Mullard said. “My grand- The Detroit office covers the Mackenzie Backman, a $100,000 boost from the Hurley ward and we have to encourage son went here as one of the first. entire state of Michigan, includ- junior, plans to become an X-ray Education Foundation. our young people to stay and to He did a good job and got a ing the Upper Peninsula, accord- technician, but said learning “That simply doesn’t happen make a living here and raise a scholarship to Appleton and ing to the bureau’s website. woodworking helped her learn much in the state,” Genisot said. family.” now he works in plastics.” attention to detail and diligence. Former district administrator It’s very seldom that a school Other speakers included “This teaches me to get things Christopher Patritto said the district takes on a large project major donors Gloria Fauerbach together and to do things the school isn’t afraid to try new without a referendum, said State and Mike Zacharias. Iron County right way,” Backman said. things and was among the first Rep. Beth Meyers, D-Bayfield. Fauerbach’s late husband, She wanted to learn the fun- with a laptop program. The The school and the community Mike, left a legacy donation to damentals and then computer school board is always breaking came together to make this hap- the school when he passed away. holds hunter numerical control machines. new ground, he said. pen, she said. She recalls seeing end tables and She used her skills to make cut- “The school board has a goal “Wherever I go in the state of coffee tables the kids were mak- safety course ting boards for the 4-H auctions. of doing what’s best for the kids Wisconsin and I’m talking to ing at a local furniture store. By KIM E. STROM The wood shop was cramped and the community,” Patritto schools or parents about how “That closed the sale for me [email protected] before the expansion with peo- said. “They think outside the you engage students and young knowing the furniture was made HURLEY – After a review of ple, machines and carts, she box and do things others aren’t people into the trades, I always by Hurley students,” Fauerbach what was learned in the first said. doing to get a step ahead.” say, look up north at North- said. “I get to tell the story when- class, students in David Vuoren- “It was crazy, Backman said. Joseph Simonich, school woods,” Meyers said. “What you ever people come to my house maa’s hunter’s safety course were “This is great.” board president, said there was have here truly is a gem and you and admire the tables.” ready for a “hands on” session Hurley Board of Education a time when people commonly should all be very proud of your Hurley is ahead of the curve Thursday. Vuorenmaa teaches members, past and present were told graduates to leave Hurley if accomplishment.” as other school districts are just for the Wisconsin Department of credited as the visionaries who they wanted to succeed. Indus- Hurley Mayor Paul Mullard now looking at how to prepare Natural Resources in Iron Coun- recognized the need for manu- tries here today offer good pay- said the equipment is very mod- facturing education. They were ing jobs for people right out of ern. 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Email calendar items and Church, Bessemer. Civic Center, Mercer, Wis. community news to area74.org. Alcoholics Anonymous, 7 [email protected]. p.m., Episcopal Church of the For more information, call 906- Monday, Oct. 28 Transfiguration, Ironwood. 932-2211. area74.org. Iron County Food Pantry, Government Friday, Oct. 25 9 a.m.-4 p.m., 72 Michigan Gogebic Community Col- Ave., Montreal, Wis. 715-561- lege Board, 4:30 p.m., room Mercer Cribbage, 9:30- 4450. B-22, Jacob Solin Business 11:30 a.m., Mercer Senior Alcoholics Anonymous, Center, GCC. Center. noon, Salem Lutheran Church, Iron County Board, 6 Double Trouble, 11 a.m.- Ironwood. area74.org. p.m., courthouse, Hurley. 12:30 p.m., Serenity Center, Overeaters Anonymous, Ironwood. 5:30 p.m., All Saints Lutheran Mercer Food Pantry, Church, Wakefield. Wednesday, Oct. 30 noon-1 p.m., Railroad Street, Alcoholics Anonymous, 6 Mercer, Wis. Emergencies: p.m., Our Lady of Peace Christian Men of the 715-476-7655. Catholic Church, Ironwood. Northland, 6:30 a.m., Uptown Alcoholics Anonymous/ area74.org. Cafe, Ironwood. Al-Anon, noon, Salem Luther- Harbortown AA, 7:30 p.m. Walk N Talk, 10 a.m.-noon, an Church, Ironwood. EST, Ontonagon United Hurley, Iron Belle Trailhead. area74.org. Methodist Church basement, Alcoholics Anonymous, Submitted Photo Harbortown AA, 7:30 p.m. next to Holiday gas station, open meeting, noon, Salem THE AD Council of the United Methodist Church of Mercer met recently with the EST, Ontonagon United Ontonagon. area74.org. Lutheran Church, Ironwood. Methodist Church basement, Government area74.org. Rev. Tsuker Yang, district superintendent of the Wisconsin Conference, to carry out next to Holiday gas station, Bessemer Township DOVE Support Group, their annual Charge Conference. Pictured here are council members from left, Glen Ontonagon. area74.org. Board, 5 p.m., Township Hall, noon-2 p.m. 906-932-4990. Leverson, Phil Lutgen, Dick Wilson, Wisconsin District Superintendent Rev. Tsuker Alcoholics Anonymous, Ramsay. Ironwood/Hurley Rotary Yang, council members Judie Wilson and Joyce Manzanares, Rev. Erv Teichmiller 7:30 p.m., Our Lady of Peace Mercer School Board, 5 Club, 12:15 p.m., Elk and Catholic Church, Ironwood. p.m., Mercer K-12 School com- Hound Restaurant, Ironwood. Mercer minister, and council members Hedda Patzke and Alvena Kaczmarek. area74.org. mons, Mercer, Wis. Iron County Veterans Ser- Ironwood Township vice Officer, 1-3 p.m., Mercer, Saturday, Oct. 26 Board, 5:30 p.m., Township Wis., Town Hall. offices. Mercer Health and Well- Community Briefs Union Station Food Ironwood School Board, ness Pickleball, 3-6 p.m., Pantry and Northern Food 5 p.m. planning workship, Mercer Community Center. Bank, 10 a.m. to 12:30 p.m., Board Room, Luther L. Wright IMPACT Life Support Land Information Council to strategic planning workshop on Monday, 252 E. Ayer St., Ironwood. K-12 School. Group, 6:30 p.m., Woodland meet at 5 p.m. in the board room of the Luther Alcoholics Anonymous, Wakefield City Council, Church, Ironwood. L. Wright K-12 School. No action will be 11 a.m., Salem Lutheran 5:30 p.m., City Hall. Adult Children of Alco- HURLEY – The Iron County Land taken at this workshop. Church, Ironwood. area74.org. Ironwood City Commis- holics, 7 p.m., Samaritan Information Council will hold a meeting at Community Pickleball sion, 5:30 p.m., Memorial Counseling, Ironwood. Paddlers, 2-5 p.m., Mercer Building. Narcotics Anonymous, 7 the Iron County Courthouse in Hurley on Christmas in November School gymnasium. 715-776- Bessemer School Board, p.m., Salem Lutheran Church, Nov. 11 at 10 a.m. scheduled 4588. 6 p.m., A.D. Johnston High Ironwood. area74.org. Community Night Meal School library. Alcoholics Anonymous, Bessemer Board of Education PRESQUE ISLE, Wis. – The Presque Free Supper, 5-6 p.m., Apos- 7:30 p.m., Sharon Lutheran tolic Lutheran Church, Aurora Tuesday, Oct. 29 Church, Bessemer. area74.org. to meet Isle Lioness will host its 25th annual Street, Ironwood. Christmas in November Craft Fair on Sat- Alcoholics Anonymous, 7 Pickleball, 9 a.m.-noon, Thursday, Oct. 31 BESSEMER – The regular meeting of urday, Nov. 2 at the Presque Isle Commu- p.m., Salem Lutheran Church, Patterson courts or Ironwood the board of education of Bessemer will be Ironwood. area74.org. Memorial Building. nity Center on School Loop Road in Pickleball, 9 a.m.-noon, held on Monday at 6 p.m. at the A.D. John- Presque Isle. Sunday, Oct. 27 Gogebic County Veterans Patterson courts or Ironwood ston Media Center in Bessemer. Service Officer, 9:30-11:30 Memorial Building. The doors open at 10 a.m. and remain a.m., Ironwood Memorial Gogebic County Veterans open until 2 p.m. The event features craft Alcoholics Anonymous, Building. 906-667-1110. Ironwood School Board plans 1 p.m., closed meeting, Service Officer, 10:30-11:30 booths, raffles, boxed cookie sales and Breakfast For Your Brain, a.m., Wakefield City Hall; 1-2 workshop Salem Lutheran Church, Iron- 10 a.m., Mercer, Wis., Com- kissing boughs. Raffle will be held at wood. p.m., Watersmeet Township; munity Center. 715-561-2695. 2:45-3:15 p.m., Marenisco IRONWOOD – Ironwood Area Schools 1:30 p.m. Mercer Health and Well- Alcoholics Anonymous, ness Pickleball, 3-6 p.m., Township. 906-667-1110. board members will be conducting a noon, Salem Lutheran Church, Alcoholics Anonymous, Mercer Community Center. Ironwood. area74.org. Narcotics Anonymous, 7 noon, Salem Lutheran Church, Ironwood Kiwanis Club, Ironwood. area74.org. p.m., Wesley United Methodist noon, Golden Dragon. Church, Ironwood. SMART Recovery, 4:30 Woods and Blooms Gar- p.m., 101 E. Mary St., Besse- Alcoholics Anonymous, den Club, 6:30 p.m., Haines Neph promoted to chief 7:30 p.m., Sharon Lutheran mer. Secretary Benson reminds engineer at Mackinac Bridge HOUGHTON – The my commitment to caring graduated from Michigan voters to cast ballots in Mackinac Bridge Authority for the bridge and main- Technological University (MBA) has found its new taining the flow of traffic with a Bachelor of Science chief bridge engineer with for our customers,” Neph in civil engineering. longtime Assistant Bridge said. “It’s an honor to be Her hometown is San- Nov. 5 election Engineer Julie Neph. selected.” ford, and she currently WASHINGTON – Secre- utility bill, bank statement, in person, but it must be Neph, who has been Neph joined the MBA lives in Cheboygan with tary of State Jocelyn Ben- paycheck, government received by one’s city or with the MBA for the after one year in the Michi- her husband, Dave. They son reminds voters to learn check, or other govern- township clerk by 8 p.m. majority of her career, will gan Department of Trans- have two sons who are more about their new ment document. The docu- Tuesday, Nov. 5, to count. begin her new role on Nov. portation’s Engineering both currently attending rights ahead of the Tues- ment must have one’s cur- Keep in mind that USPS 3. Development Program. She college. day, Nov. 5, local election rent address and it can be mail delivery standards “I’m thrilled to see Julie and to cast a ballot. in electronic form. indicate most mail can take in the chief engineer posi- The changes include To register to vote, up to a week to arrive — so tion,” said MBA Executive allowing all registered vot- applicants must be at least delivering ballot requests Secretary Kim Nowack, ers to vote by mail at their 18 years old by Election and voted ballots is best Neph’s predecessor in that convenience and for citi- Day and U.S. citizens. done in person at this job. “Her 27 years working zens to register to vote up Applicants also must be point. Get an absentee bal- as an engineer here at the to and on Election Day at residents of Michigan and lot application at Michi- bridge allows her to jump ROSE WREATH, LLC their local clerk’s office. of the city or township in gan.gov/Vote. right in and be very effec- 85 Wisconsin Ave., Montreal, WI 715-561-2305 “Voting is how we which they wish to register For those communities tive in her new role.” N9645 Deer Creek Road, Phillips, WI 715-339-2998 Neph has been respon- demonstrate our power in for at least 30 days before holding an election Tues- Now Hiring - Excellent Pay society,” Benson said. “Last Election Day. day, Nov. 5, city and town- sible for management of a fall, Michigan voters used All eligible and regis- ship clerks’ offices will be variety of both in-house Wreath Makers - Trimmers - Drivers their power to make voting tered voters in Michigan open the weekend before and contracted projects for Material Handlers - Inspectors easier for everyone, by may request an absentee Election Day to assist vot- the maintenance of the BUYING BOUGHS allowing all to vote early ballot without providing a ers with registering to vote Mackinac Bridge and facili- DITIGAL SCALE and by mail. I encourage all reason and vote early. Drop and voting absentee early. ties. She and Nowack rep- Michigan voters to take off one’s ballot application Office hours vary by com- resent the MBA as mem- TOP DOLLAR advantage of these new in person at one’s town- munity, so check informa- bers of the International rights.” ship or city clerk’s office no tion for one’s city or town- Cable Supported Bridge Of Michigan’s 83 coun- later than 4 p.m. Monday, ship clerk online at Michi- Operators Association. ties, 69 will hold elections Nov. 4, and one will be gan.gov/Vote or contact “I am excited, in this Tuesday, Nov. 5. To find given an absentee ballot one’s local clerk’s office new position, to continue CITY OF IRONWOOD out if one’s community is that one can vote in the directly. to work alongside the won- derful people who share holding an election, visit office. If one is registering For more information, PUBLIC NOTICES Michigan.gov/Vote. 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Steven rated is Colonel Sanders.” “This is what happens when Trump Roberts In Their Opinion Good line, but it contained a dark follows his instincts and because of Marlon Anderson and dangerous truth: The president his alignment with autocrats,” Allen treats military officers with the same said. disdain with which he views any Congressional Republicans have should get his job back professional who contradicts his also been following a “code of warped worldview – judges, silence” when it comes to Trump. He The Capital Times supported Kaleem Caire for est friend in the region, Israel. economists, intelligence officers and Trump apparently doesn’t care remains widely popular with the the Madison School Board in last April’s election climate scientists. Even weather fore- party’s base, and most lawmakers because we thought he had the right perspective on a about these calamitous conse- casters. quences, because he has only one have been unwilling to risk his number of issues facing our schools in this time of Trump recognizes only one wrath. But like the generals who transition, trial and opportunity. Caire did not pre- goal: creating a campaign slogan – “I authority in all matters: himself. And brought the troops home!” – for his spoke out, a few Republicans were vail. But we absolutely believe that he has the best his arrogance is getting worse. Like too unnerved by the Syrian debacle perspective on the wrongheaded decision by Madi- reelection effort. The Kurds in Syria Mattis, he was sort of joking last don’t vote in Michigan and Wiscon- to stay quiet. son School District officials to fire Marlon Anderson, August when he proclaimed, “I am sin, he reasons, so to hell with them. Sen. Mitt Romney of Utah, no fan an African American security guard at Madison West the Chosen One.” But in his heart, Military officers generally follow of the president, issued a blistering High School, for objecting when a disruptive student you know he believes exactly that. a “code of silence” regarding civilian condemnation: “What we have done used a racial slur – the “n’’ word – against him. In domestic policy, there are plen- decisions. Mattis was so alarmed by to the Kurds will stand as a blood- Anderson reportedly repeated the word in chal- ty of guardrails to contain Trump’s Trump’s intentions that he resigned stain in the annals of American his- lenging what the student had said. School officials more erratic instincts. Judges last December when the Syrian pull- tory.” said that violated a “zero tolerance” policy regarding blocked his cruelest crackdowns on out was first raised, but he won’t Even Sen. Mitch McConnell, the the use of racial slurs by employees. immigration. Democrats thwarted criticize the president directly. Republican leader and an eager Caire, a veteran education activist and leader, his attempts to undermine the Other officers have decided they enabler of Trump’s worst instincts, says, “I am so glad Marlon is fighting this. MMSD Affordable Care Act. Republicans must violate the code and speak out finally had enough. He wrote an arti- needs to modify this lazy, harmful and hole-punched forced him to withdraw one of his – a striking sign of how strongly cle in The Washington Post that policy that allows it to avoid doing the real work that craziest ideas, lining his pockets by they disagree with the president’s said, “Withdrawing U.S. forces from any HR department should do by looking at the con- holding the G7 summit at his own path. Syria is a grave strategic mistake. It text in which such a word (or any other) is used. resort. Joseph Votel, a retired four-star will leave the American people and They are an academic institution and should be edu- But in foreign and military policy, Army general who headed U.S. oper- homeland less safe, embolden our cating themselves and young people about the use of presidents traditionally exert far ations in Syria until last spring, enemies, and weaken important words like the N-word, not running from it ... ” more authority over decision-making wrote in The Atlantic that Trump’s alliances.” Caire argues that the decision that led to the firing than they do at home. That’s why withdrawal “could not come at a Foreign policy seldom decides of Anderson, a veteran school employee, was “inap- Trump’s refusal to follow the advice worse time.” elections, but the generals and propriate and unfair given how it doesn’t take con- of what he calls “failed generals” is As he noted: “The decision was Republicans who are willing to text into consideration at all.” so deeply disturbing. The president made without consulting U.S. allies break the code of silence and con- We agree with Caire. We agree, as well, with the knows almost nothing about mili- or senior U.S. military leadership demn the president are making a members of the West Black Student Union and their tary strategy, and his combination of and threatens to affect future part- valuable contribution. Most Ameri- allies who organized a walkout on Friday to call for arrogance and ignorance poses a nerships at precisely the time we cans could not find Syria on a map, Anderson’s reinstatement. And we think it is good profound threat to the nation’s secu- need them most.” but that’s not the point. If enough that Madison Teachers Inc., the union that represents rity interests. William McRaven, a retired Navy voters, especially women, come to teachers and staff at West, has filed a grievance on The latest example of that igno- admiral, wrote an op-ed in The New believe that Trump’s recklessness behalf of Anderson. The union is appealing this fir- rance was his precipitous decision to York Times under the headline, “Our makes them and their families less ing, seeking Anderson’s reinstatement with full back pull U.S. troops out of northern Republic Is Under Attack From Our safe, then the president’s prospects pay. We hope that the union will press the issue Syria. In one disastrous stroke, he President.” John Allen, a former could be seriously threatened. aggressively on behalf of Anderson and all of its abandoned our Kurdish allies, aided Marine four-star general, told CNN Steven Roberts teaches politics and members. our Russian enemies, encouraged that “there is blood on Trump’s journalism at George Washington Uni- Ultimately, this controversy points to the need for the murderous Assad regime in hands for abandoning our Kurdish versity. He can be contacted by email smarter and more sensitive policies that address Damascus, and endangered our clos- allies.” at [email protected]. racism rather than punishing responsible school dis- trict staffers who are doing their jobs in sometimes Today in history difficult circumstances. The use of a racist word as a slur is unacceptable. We understand and respect the desire of school offi- By The Associated Press cials to guard against hurtful language, and we rec- Today’s Highlight in History ognize how this can lead to the embrace of “zero tol- On Oct. 25, 1971, the U.N. General Assembly voted to erance” policies. But there has to be room for nuance admit mainland China and and flexibility, and for common-sense approaches expel Taiwan. that get all the facts and respond appropriately. In On this date this case, common sense tells us that Kaleem Caire is In 1760, Britain’s King George III succeeded his late right when he argues that school officials should grandfather, George II. acknowledge that they made a mistake, and that they In 1812, the frigate USS should reverse their decision. United States, commanded by Marlon Anderson should get his job back. He Stephen Decatur, captured the British vessel HMS Macedo- should be awarded any lost pay. And school officials nian during the War of 1812. should look for ways to assure that best practices In 1854, the “Charge of the teach the best lessons: about rejecting racist slurs Light Brigade” took place dur- and about treating people fairly. ing the Crimean War as an English brigade of more than –The Capital Times 600 men charged the Russian army, suffering heavy losses. In 1910, “America the Beautiful,” with words by Katharine Lee Bates and music by Samuel A. Ward, was Today’s Birthdays first published. In 1954, a meeting of Pres- Former American League president Dr. Bobby Brown is 95. ident Dwight D. Eisenhower’s Actress Marion Ross is 91. Basketball Hall of Famer Bob Cabinet was carried live on radio and television. Knight is 79. Pop singer Helen Reddy is 78. Author Anne Tyler In 1962, during a meeting is 78. Rock singer Jon Anderson (Yes) is 75. Political strategist of the U.N. Security Council, drowning the children in John computer conversations. Angeles Angels 5-2 in Game 6 James Carville is 75. Singer Taffy Nivert (Starland Vocal Band) U.S. Ambassador Adlai E. D. Long Lake, and was con- In 2002, U.S. Sen. Paul of the AL championship series. is 75. Rock musician Glenn Tipton (Judas Priest) is 72. Actor Stevenson II demanded that victed of murder). Three defen- Wellstone, D-Minn., was killed One year ago: Investiga- Brian Kerwin is 70. Actor Mark L. Taylor is 69. Movie director Soviet Ambassador Valerian dants were convicted in South in a plane crash in northern tors searched coast-to-coast Julian Schnabel is 68. Rock musician Matthias Jabs is 63. Zorin confirm or deny the exis- Africa of murdering American Minnesota along with his wife, for the culprit behind the mail- exchange student Amy Biehl. daughter and five others, a bomb plot aimed at critics of Actress Nancy Cartwright (TV: “The Simpsons”) is 62. Country tence of Soviet-built missile bases in Cuba; Stevenson (In 1998, all three were granted week and a-half before the President Donald Trump as singer Mark Miller (Sawyer Brown) is 61. Rock musician Chad then presented photographic amnesty by South Africa’s election. Actor Richard Harris three more devices were linked Smith (Red Hot Chili Peppers; Chickenfoot) is 58. Actress evidence of the bases to the Truth and Reconciliation Com- died in London at age 72. to the plot - two addressed to Tracy Nelson is 56. Actor Michael Boatman is 55. Actor Kevin Council. mission.) Ten years ago: A pair of former Vice President Joe Michael Richardson is 55. Actor Mathieu Amalric is 54. Singer In 1964, The Rolling Stones In 1999, golfer Payne Stew- suicide car bombings devastat- Biden and one to actor Robert Speech is 51. Actress-comedian-TV host Samantha Bee is 50. made the first of six appear- art and five others were killed ed the heart of Iraq’s capital, De Niro. Actor Adam Goldberg is 49. Actor-singer Adam Pascal is 49. ances on “The Ed Sullivan when their Learjet flew uncon- Baghdad, killing 155 people, Thought for Today Show.” trolled for four hours before including 24 children. Philan- “Is it really so difficult to tell Rock musician Ed Robertson (Barenaked Ladies) is 49. In 1983, a U.S.-led force crashing in South Dakota; thropist Jeffry Picower, a good action from a bad one? Actress Persia White is 49. Country singer Chely Wright is 49. invaded Grenada at the order Stewart was 42. accused of making more than I think one usually knows right Actress Leslie Grossman is 48. Violinist Midori is 48. Actor of President Ronald Reagan, In 2001, a day after the $7 billion from the investment away or a moment afterward, Craig Robinson is 48. Actor Michael Weston is 46. Actor who said the action was need- House signed on, the Senate schemes of his longtime friend in a horrid flash of regret.” Zachary Knighton is 41. Actress Mariana Klaveno is 40. Actor ed to protect U.S. citizens sent President Bush the U-S-A Bernard Madoff, drowned after — Mary McCarthy Mehcad Brooks is 39. Actor Ben Gould is 39. Actor Josh Hen- there. Patriot Act, a package of anti- suffering a heart attack in the American author and critic In 1994, Susan Smith of terror measures giving police swimming pool of his Palm born in 1912, died this day derson is 38. Rhythm-and-blues singer Young Rome is 38. Union, South Carolina, claimed sweeping new powers to Beach, Florida, mansion; he in 1989 Pop singer Katy Perry is 35. Rock singer Austin Winkler is 35. that a black carjacker had driv- search people’s homes and was 67. The New York Yan- Copyright 2019, The Asso- Singer Ciara is 34. Actress Krista Marie Yu (TV: “Dr. Ken”) is en off with her two young sons business records secretly and kees won their first pennant in ciated Press. All rights 31. Actress Conchita Campbell is 24. 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POLICE REPORTS out of town earlier this month. City of Ironwood According to an IPSD report, Ironwood Public Safety approximately 30 CDs were Department officers arrested a stolen from the vehicle. Bessemer man, 29, on two ——— outstanding warrants as well An Aurora Street resident as charges of being in posses- reported she had lost her ID sion of a controlled substance- while walking her dog Percocet, possession of a con- Wednesday, according to an trolled substance-Ritalin and IPSD report, as a matter of being within 1,000 feet of a record in case it was turned library at 10:33 a.m. Oct. 13 into the department. while responding to reports of ——— an unresponsive individual in a The IPSD received a report downtown Ironwood building, from a First National Street according to an IPSD report. resident at 8 a.m. Thursday ——— that a Bluetooth speaker was The IPSD arrested a Ram- stolen from a camper, accord- say man, 49, on the charge of ing to an IPSD report. operating while intoxicated- ——— third Oct. 17 at 3:08 p.m., after A Hoven Road resident responding to reports of an reported someone backed into Tom LaVenture/Daily Globe accident Cloverland Drive, his mailbox overnight Thursday MEMBERS OF the Hurley Board of Education and the Hurley Education Foundation gathered on Thursday for according to an IPSD report. and he contacted the IPSD to the dedication of the Northwoods Manufacturing expansion. The foundation contributed $100,000 toward the ——— make it a matter of record, $1.3 million project. From left, Paul Luppino, Darryl Mattson, Andy Laurin, Leslie Kolesar, Chris Patritto, Joseph The IPSD received a report according to an IPSD report. Oct. 18 at 9:36 a.m. from an Simonich, Maria Sokol and Rick Swartz. East Vaughn Street resident ACCIDENTS who reported their vehicle had City of Ironwood Expansion ley expanded its program around 120 students annu- that students can again been broken into while it was The IPSD responded to aggressively. The program ally, they said. work on projects like trail- parked in the garage, accord- the scene of a traffic accident ing to an IPSD report, and a Oct. 11 on Cloverland Drive operates by core principals “Almost half of the ers and ice shacks, he said. bike had been stolen. near Superior Street. Accord- From page 1 of quality and professional- school comes through,” The shop may be the ——— ing to information from the kids for the demands of ism which are not easy, he Peterson said. biggest in northern Wis- The IPSD cited a Hurley IPSD, a Bundy Street resi- resident for parking in a pro- dent, 18, was driving east- area manufacturers, she said. The expansion will pro- consin for a school this hibited zone on Curry Street bound on Cloverland Drive said. “It’s one of the reasons vide more room to work on size, he said. Sunday, according to an IPSD when he ran off the roadway Tanner Nelson, a senior Sheri and I continue to projects without having to “It’s pretty rare to have a report. and hit a utility pole before in the program, said the support Hurley along with move them in and out of 12,000 square foot shop ——— crossing back over the high- The IPSD cited a vehicle way and hitting a parked car students make pens, wood other manufacturers,” the building daily, they with four CNC machines in for being parked in the wrong and then a building. The bottle tops, cutting boards, Zacharias said. said. a high school,” Hostettler direction on Hill Street Sunday, report indicated he may have tables and acrylic items. Rick Cunico, a project “This will allow us to said. according to an IPSD report. suffered a medical event prior ——— to the accident. They also work on any idea manager for Angelo Lup- add a construction pro- The expansion is about A Gurney, Wisconsin people come up with to pino Construction, the gram and maybe modu- giving students the tools to woman contacted the IPSD FIRE CALLS sell. contractor for the expan- lars,” Peterson said. do some basic stuff and let- Monday to report she had lost City of Ironwood her wallet while in Ironwood in The IPSD responded to a “We made two bars last sion, said the seamless Hostettler said the ting them explore, Peterson case it was turned in, accord- South Davis Road chimney fire year,” he said. “One of the extension from the existing expansion allows him to said. The students work on ing to an IPSD report. Oct. 15, according to an IPSD bars is in the Iron Nugget.” building wasn’t easy. teach and observe at the their own and in groups ——— report. Zacharias, president of “I’m proud of the way it same time. Until now he without supervision and The IPSD arrested a 71- year-old Ironwood resident for ANIMAL COMPLAINTS Extreme Tool & Engineer- turned out. It matches taught across the hall from know when to ask ques- operating while intoxicated at City of Ironwood ing in Wakefield, made a good,” he said. the shop. tions, he said. 7:43 p.m. on Tuesday after A resident contacted the matching donation so the Wood instructor Jacob “I’m really excited about “It’s not always neces- responding to reports of a IPSD at 9:14 p.m. Oct. 17 to vehicle hitting a utility pole, report they had picked up a school could purchase new Hostettler, and metal having my classroom out sarily just the specific according to an IPSD report. dog running loose in the area plasma cutters. He said instructor Roger Peterson in the shop now,” he said. skills, it’s also the work ——— west of Luxmore Avenue on that when other machine greeted guests and “It’s much more efficient ethic,” he said. “They come The IPSD received a report Ayer Street. According to an tool and trade programs answered questions. The this way.” out of here working as a from Southwest Street resident IPSD report, the white and Wednesday that his vehicle brown dog was taken to HOPE were shutting down, Hur- two programs serve The extra room means team.” was broken into while he was Animal Shelter. State briefs Whitmer wants more Michigan workers eligible for overtime LANSING (AP) – Gov. Gretchen required to pay overtime to employ- tunity. But it could mirror a much Police chief, National Transportation Whitmer moved Thursday to make ees who earn up to $35,568 annually, more generous one that was issued by Safety Board, pilot John deputies resign in more Michigan workers eligible for up from $23,660. the Obama administration, blocked Fiddelke of De Pere told a dispute with mayor overtime pay, saying her administra- Those making more than $35,568 by federal courts and replaced by the mechanic at another air- tion would write new labor rules to may still be eligible for overtime pay, Trump administration. MICHIGAN CITY, Ind. port he was concerned benefit up to 200,000 people. unless they perform management, Whitmer said President Donald (AP) – The top brass of about a wet runway in The Democrat’s announcement in supervisory or professional functions Trump “took a big step backwards” Michigan City’s police Ledgeview and preferred to Detroit came a month after the – the so-called “white collar” duties with the federal rule, so she began force has resigned in the land near the end of the Trump administration issued a final test. taking steps to “extend the right to wake of a dispute with runway when he returned rule making overtime available to 1.3 Whitmer did not say what Michi- overtime pay for thousands of Michi- city’s mayor. Oct. 17. million additional employees in the gan-specific salary threshold would gan workers. Strengthening pay- Police Chief Mark Swis- Fiddelke struck the U.S., effective in January. 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WAUSAU, Wis. — James Stanley Fyfe, 80, died on Oct. 22, 2019, at the Aspirus Wausau Hospital after a lengthy battle with cancer. James, best known as “Chugger” to family and friends alike, was born on Dec. 14, 1938 in Onton- agon, Mich., to the late James Herbert Fyfe and Beat- rice Ann (Fischer) Fyfe. One of his most closely guarded secrets was how he came by the name “Chugger.” There are several versions to this story, none of which he would confirm or deny. One tale was a childhood friend nicknamed him Chugger, saying he chugged like the switch engine at the paper mill when he ran. Anoth- Associated Press er version of events was his mother IN THIS Oct. 18, 2018 file photo, Summer Zervos leaves New York state appellate court in New York. Lawyers for jokingly renamed him after chug- James Stanley the woman who accused President Donald Trump of unwanted kissing and groping in 2007 say records from his ging down his baby bottles. None Fyfe own calendar help prove her claim. Trump lawyer Marc Kasowitz responded Thursday that Zervos’ claims are of the stories ever included the 1938 — 2019 “entirely meritless and not corroborated by any documents.” drinking of beer. No matter the ori- gin, the name Chugger was the one he answered to, many friends never knowing his given name. Atty: Trump calendar helps prove Chugger was a 1957 graduate of the Ontonagon High School, and an avid supporter of local sports. After graduation, Chugger attended Northern Michi- woman’s 2007 groping claim gan University for two years before serving two years NEW YORK (AP) — Pres- restaurateur who was on “invited me to a hotel room alleged encounter, but it in the U.S. Army stationed at Fort Leonard Wood in ident Donald Trump’s pri- “The Apprentice” in 2006, under the guise of working does include emails from Missouri. vate calendar helps sup- was among more than a for him. He had a different that autumn between Zer- Chugger ventured from home for a few years to port a former “Apprentice” dozen women who came agenda.” vos and Trump’s secretary work in Las Vegas and Minneapolis, but shortly contestant’s claim that he forward during Trump’s Requests for comment where they discuss a poten- returned home to his native Ontonagon. He worked subjected her to unwanted 2016 presidential cam- was sent Thursday to the tial lunch date in New kissing and groping, her paign with allegations of news network and to Glo- York. briefly for the paper mill, but ultimately made his lawyer said in a court filing sexual misconduct. Both ria Allred, an attorney In a Dec. 3, 2007, email, career transporting and working with the clients at Thursday. she and Trump are Repub- whom Zervos said she con- Zervos tells the assistant Copper Country Mental Health for more than 30 The calendar records, licans. tacted in 2011. Allred was she was in town and want- years. He was also responsible for the smooth oper- filed in Summer Zervos’ He called the women Zervos’ lawyer when she ed to come by. There’s no ation of the Ontonagon Township Park and Camp- defamation lawsuit, show “liars” trying to harm him went public in 2016 but no reply email in the court fil- ground for more than four decades. For fun, he ran Trump was scheduled to be with “100 percent fabricat- longer represents her. ing. his own small business selling sports trophies and at the Beverly Hills Hotel in ed” stories, and he retweet- Trump’s lawyers have Thursday’s filing also ribbons. California on Dec. 21, ed a message specifically said his statements were has some redacted sec- 2007, in the timeframe calling Zervos’ claims “a opinions and he had a free- tions. Wang said they Chugger was involved with his community and when she claims Trump hoax.” He also issued a speech right to defend him- describe documents that volunteered as a member of the Jay-Cees, the Onton- made unwanted advances statement denying her alle- self. corroborate Zervos’ allega- agon Men’s Association, and Ontonagon Booster at that hotel. gations, including the Zervos is seeking a tions “with even more Club, among others. He also donated time to the She said he kissed and denial of meeting her at a retraction, an apology and granularity” but that Ontonagon Area Schools; helping build the new groped her, despite her hotel. damages. Trump’s lawyers are block- football field and track at the high school in the objections, at what she Zervos had approached In her lawsuit, Zervos ing public release of the 1980s, attending most school sporting events, and thought would be a profes- lawyers in 2011 and sent said Trump also kissed her materials. The filing asks a helping out whenever needed. In 1988, he was sional dinner, and then Fox News an August 2015 unexpectedly at his office court to declare they aren’t invited her to meet him at email about her allegation, in Trump Tower in Decem- confidential. awarded the Frank Manley Award recognizing his his nearby golf course the according to the filing. ber of 2007, before the A court order Friday set outstanding volunteer contributions to the Onton- next morning. The calen- “Trump Hit On Me,” alleged California a Dec. 6 deadline for agon community. He was also a long-time member dar records show he was read the email’s subject encounter. Trump to undergo a depo- of the Gogebic-Ontonagon Intermediate School scheduled there the morn- line. Sent two months into Thursday’s court filing sition, a legal term for Board and Copper Country Mental Health Board. ing after his arrival at the Trump’s presidential cam- doesn’t include any calen- sworn questioning con- Chugger was most passionate about rooting for hotel. paign, the message said he dar items related to that ducted out of court. his beloved Green Bay Packers. Packer season was Trump’s calendar does- year-round, and trips to Lambeau Field were eagerly n’t include anything about planned. He enjoyed watching football, playing golf, a meeting with Zervos. But her lawyer, Mariann Wang, and whiling away the afternoon playing cards with wrote that the documents friends. He was extremely outgoing, cheerful and “strongly corroborate” Zer- enjoyed meeting new people, making many life-long vos’ account — and indicate friends with frequent visitors to the campground, that Trump was lying in a TH staunch sports fans, or fellow travelers. 2016 statement that said he OPENING TUES., OCT. 29 Chugger was preceded in death by his parents, “never met her at a hotel.” Downtown Hurley James and Beatrice Fyfe. He is survived by his broth- Trump lawyer Marc er Douglas (Mary) Fyfe of Oak Harbor, Wash.; Kasowitz said Thursday that Zervos’ claims are A MEXICAN FIESTA – Tues. - Sat. 4-9 nephews, Robert Fyfe and James Fyfe, and great- “entirely meritless and not nephews, Brandon Fyfe and Jaeger Fyfe, all from corroborated by any docu- ~ Seating For 70 ~ Washington state; as well as numerous cousins and ments.” their families. Zervos, a California Funeral services will be officiated by Father Michael Jacobus from Holy Family Catholic Church in Ontonagon. Visitation will be held at Holy Fami- ly Catholic Church on Monday, Oct. 28, from 10 to 11 a.m. with a Mass of Christian Burial at 11 a.m. A luncheon will follow the Mass in the Holy Family Catholic Church basement. Memorial donations can be made in James Fyfe’s name to the Ontonagon Area Scholarship Founda- tion, P.O. Box 92, Ontonagon, MI 49953. Cane Funeral Home is assisting the family with arrangements.

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Electronic submissions can be emailed to [email protected] Date Posted: October 18, 2019 This position is open until filled. The candidate selected for this position must pass a criminal background check and drug test prior to being recommended to the Board of Education. 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Since he took over as president, -28.42 25,000 and the NBA on Thursday in a speech new trade deal with China, with Trump and his daughter Ivanka have 26,805.53 24,000 A MJ JA SO criticizing communist China’s record Pence cast in a hard-line role. He crit- won dozens of trademarks from the Pct. change from previous: -0.11% High 26,931.78 Low 26,714.34 on trade and human rights, saying icized past administrations for toler- Chinese government for exclusive American corporations have been too ating unfair economic and trade prac- use of various names for restaurants, Oct. 24, 2019 8,400 willing to ignore censorship and tices and repressing Chinese citizens. bars, hotels, clothing and shoes, and Nasdaq 8,200 repression in pursuit of profits. “The political establishment was other products and services in the composite 8,000 7,800 Pence singled out the shoe compa- not only silent in the faces of China’s country. 66.00 7,600 ny for removing Houston Rockets economic aggression and human Trump’s administration has also 7,400 8,185.80 7,200 merchandise from stores in China rights abuses, but enabled them,” escalated pressure on Chinese trade, AM J J A S O after the team’s general manager Pence said. foreign and economic policies, Pct. change from previous: 0.81% High 8,187.84 Low 8,137.66 angered the Chinese government Trump has done business in sev- including a tit-for-tat exchange of with a tweet supporting anti-govern- eral countries with poor human trade tariffs on billions of products. 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The ingredients posed no health threat to animals that ate the pet food. l THE DAILY GLOBE • YOURDAILYGLOBE.COM SPORTS FRIDAY, OCTOBER 25, 2019 9 All-State, All-UP Northstars end season at cross country Washburn WASHBURN, Wis. – runners announced No. 2 Washburn swept No. By JOHN VRANCIC 10 Hurley 25-12, 25-9, 25- Escanaba Daily Press 21 in a WIAA Division 4 ISHPEMING – A pair of senior cross country runners regional semifinal. were highly successful this season and received their due “Unfortunately we recognition during the annual meeting of the Upper chose not to show up until Peninsula Cross Country Coaches Association here the third game,” Hurley Wednesday. coach Aaron Bender said. Negaunee's Emily Paupore again was the unanimous “When you play a team at choice for Female Runner of the Year and Brimley's the caliber of Washburn, Austin Plotkin earned Male Runner of the Year honors. that’s way too late to show Plotkin went undefeated this season, running eight of up and get ready to play.” his 3.1-mile races under 17 minutes. He earned his fourth The Northstars were consecutive U.P. Division 3 championship last Saturday hurt by 21 passing errors at Marquette and retained his Straits Area and Eastern off of serves and therefore U.P. Conference titles. couldn’t get their offense Paupore captured her third consecutive U.P. D-1 and going until the third game. Mid-Peninsula Conference championships and retained Shayana Fleig led Hur- her WestPAC Conference crown. She was undefeated ley with three kills and against U.P. competition, placed ninth in D-1 at down- Olivia France, Darian Ben- state Portage in a personal-best 18:31.1 and medalled in der, Kylee Hewitt, Aly the Spartan Invitational at East Lansing, placing 24th in Kukowski and Olivia the Elite Division. Harma each had one. Joining Paupore on the girls' Dream Team were Mid Hewitt led Hurley with Peninsula junior Daisy Englund and sophomore Landry three blocks and France Koski, Kingsford junior Melanie Wenzel, Houghton had two. Nicole DiGiorgio sophomore Ingrid Seagren, Negaunee junior Talon Prusi had six assists. and Marquette junior Olivia Moffit. Bender said he took Englund captured the Skyline Central Conference title away some positives in in a school-record 19:40.9 and Koski was crowned U.P. D- how the team fought back 3 champion for the first time. Wenzel took her first Great in the third game and how Northern Conference title. they finished the season Also nominated were Sault Ste. Marie junior Haleigh with improved play late Knowles, Menominee sophomore Hayden Buck and from the young group. Cedarville freshman Lilianna Cason. Washburn will host No. Joining Plotkin on the boys' Dream Team were Glad- 6 Drummond, which upset stone sophomore Giovanni Mathews and freshman Drew No. 3 Birchwood 3-2 Hughes, Houghton junior Joe Wood, Ishpeming senior Thursday night, in a Jonah Broberg, Sault Ste. Marie junior Jaron Wyma and regional final Saturday senior Kaaleb Ranta and Cedarville senior Thomas Bohn. night. Wood gained his first U.P. D-1 championship and Jason Juno/Daily Globe edged Broberg by two seconds for top honors in the West- WAKEFIELD-MARENISCO’S Cloe Bachand, right, attemps to block a swing during Mercer PAC Finals. Mathews copped the GNC title for the first Thursday night’s match at Ewen. time and Broberg took the M-PC crown. advances to Other nominees include Ishpeming junior Jordan regional title Longtine, Norway sophomore Adam Cavagnetto, Rud- Cardinals win Copper yard junior Hayden Mills and Gogebic (Bessemer) senior game Adam Mazurek. Team of the Years honors went to the Marquette boys MERCER, Wis. – Top- and girls (large schools) and Ishpeming boys and Chas- Mountain Conference seed Mercer swept No. 9 sell girls (small schools). Northwood Thursday By JASON JUNO sive, not being timid.” Marquette's Kyle Detmers gained D-1 Coach of the night to advance to Satur- [email protected] W-M won Thursday night 25-19, 25-16, Year honors, leading the girls' teams to its fifth U.P. title in day’s WIAA Division 4 EWEN – Wakefield-Marenisco ended 25-16. seven years and the boys to their first championship in regional championship Lake Linden-Hubbell’s Copper Mountain E-TC hopes it plays out this year like it five years. game. Conference reign with Thursday night’s did last year. Then, the Panthers won their Ishepming's P.J. Pruett was selected Coach of the Year Mercer beat Northwood sweep of Ewen-Trout Creek. side of the conference, the PMC Division, in D-2, leading the Hematites to their third straight U.P. 25-18, 25-8, 25-9 in the The Lakes had won every conference and W-M then won the district. crown and fifth title in six years. The Hematites were also regional semifinal. title since the Copper Mountain formed in The teams are on track to meet in the crowned M-PC champions for the third consecutive time They will host No. 4 2015. This is the first time they did not get district final, which is at E-TC next month. and gained back-to-back WestPAC championships. Bayfield Saturday at 7 p.m. any conference hardware since 2009. “All we can do is look ahead and hope- Chassell's Marco Guidotti guided his girls to their The Trollers defeated No. 5 W-M did not lose a conference game fully meet them again in the district final,” third straight U.P. D-3 championship and their fifth title Flambeau 25-15, 23-25, with Lake Linden-Hubbell only falling to E-TC coach Heather Borseth said. “We had in six years, also earning Coach of the Year honors. 25-19, 26-24 Thursday the Cardinals. a couple girls off tonight, lots of excitement Area all-state recipients include Ironwood's David night. “It’s huge for us,” W-M coach Jessica with senior and parents night. We have Collins, Sawyer Stengard, Matt DiGiorgio, Aiden Graser, The Tigers had a game Novascone said, “because we’re a much some work to do. I have a great bunch of Tyler Smith, Blaze Hollenbeck, Aundrea Stengard and Lil- on their hands early. smaller school and kind of the underdogs girls. I know they will pull it together.” ley Smith and Gogebic's Jamie Jett and Mazurek (D-2) and “Northwood came out in a sense. These girls, they work hard in Carlee Yon led W-M with 16 kills, seven Ewen-Trout Creek's Nik Thomas, Jonah Nordin and Elise very fired up and ready to practice. They earned it, they for sure aces and four digs. Kayla Londo finished Besonen (D-3). play,” Mercer coach Robyn earned it, so it’s pretty cool.” with five kills, an ace and two digs. Cloe Those receiving All-U.P. honors are Gogebic's Leo Schoeneman said. “They E-TC beat W-M near the start of the sea- Bachand had four kills. Emma Augenstein Imhoff and Ethan Libertoski (D-3). were hustling all over the son, but that was a non-conference meeting. tallied two kills and four aces. Enola All-U.P. Cross Country place and we couldn’t The Cardinals have come a long way since Miskovich had two aces, two kills and 17 Dream Team seem to get things going. Boys - Austin Plotkin, Brimley; Joe Wood, Houghton; Jonah then, not that it took this long. assists. We beat Northwood earlier Broberg, Ishpeming; Giovanni Mathews, Gladstone; Jaron Wyma “We came a long way the next week,” Abbie LeGault led the Panthers with five in the season and perhaps and Kaaleb Ranta, Sault Ste. Marie; Thomas Bohn, Cedarville. Novascone said. “That game, we played kills; Paige Berglund and Elise Besonen we took them too lightly. Girls - Emily Paupore and Talon Prusi, Negaunee; Daisy them the first time, we were coming off an both had five. Berglund had three aces and Englund and Landry Koski, Mid Peninsula; Melanie Wenzel, Kings- “Our girls fought back injury to one of our starters. We were kind Besonen two. ford; Olivia Moffitt, Marquette. from being down in the of timid and nervous after that happened, E-TC plays Lake Linden and Dollar Bay All-state first set, which is great. Boys that injury in Lake Linden. After that, it was at Dollar Bay Thursday. W-M goes to Iron- They overcame adversity Division 1 - Joe Wood, Branden Peterson and Davin Evans, getting back into it and getting back aggres- wood then. Houghton; Hogan Nemetz, Moses Waite, Lincoln Sager, Carson and and had their eyes opened Colin Vanderschaaf and Luke Janofski, Marquette; Giovanni Math- a little bit and realized this ews and Drew Hughes, Gladstone; Jaron Wyma, Kaaleb Ranta and isn’t going to be easy. We Zachary Wilcox, Sault Ste. Marie; Hunter Shepeck, Menominee. have to work hard and Division 2 - Jonah and Silas Broberg, Jordan Longtine, Joesph remember what got us to a King, David Liimatta, Levi Giroux, Ishpeming; David Collins, record of 30-5.” Sawyer Stengard, Matt DiGiorgio, Aiden Graser, Tyler Smith, Blaze Hollenbeck, Ironwood; Adam Mazurek and Jamie Jett, Gogebic; Aubrey Schoeneman Adam Cavagnetto, Norway. led Mercer with 13 kills Division 3 - Austin Plotkin and Cameron Hoornstra, Brimley; and she had two aces. Ella Hayden Mills, Gannon Smith and Peyton Cheney, Rudyard; Davin Torkelson had 25 assists, Hill, John Paul and Amos Norland, Dollar Bay; Thomas Bohn, four kills and four digs. Cedarville; Daba Holmes and Kolson Kytta, Chassell; Nik Thomas Ava Barton tallied 18 digs, and Jonah Nordine, Ewen-Trout Creek; Jared Wallace, Newberry; Conrad Spieles, Engadine. six kills and two aces. Zoe Girls Botes had six kills. Sam Division 1 - Emily Paupore and Talon Prusi, Negaunee; Olivia Barton had nine digs. KD Moffit, Reegan Ketzenberger, Lillian Weycher, Marquette; Melanie Knipp had four kills, Jessi- Wenzel, Sarah Kulas and Taylor Demay, Kingsford; Ingrid Seagrem ca Klopatek two kills and and Sage Resh-Chimmer, Houghton; Haleigh Knowles and Anna Haley Allen one ace. Hildebrand, Sault Ste. Marie; Hayden Buck and Katie Anderla, Menominee; Elizabeth Williams, Westwood. Trae Young has 38 Division 2 - Maylie Kilpela, Sierrah Driscoll, Makenna Nuttall and Jacie Anderson, Hancock; Hallie Marshall, Allison Schultz, Mia points, Hawks beat Martin and Marianna Zarazoga, St. Ignace; Taylor Longtine and Pistons 117-110 Abby Racine, Ishpeming; Aundrea Stengard and Lilley Smith, Iron- wood; Zoe Kolenda and Avery Bociek, West Iron County; Hattie DETROIT (AP) – Trae Cota, Munising. Young feels like a veteran Division 3 - Daisy Englund and Landry Koski, Mid Peninsula; as he enters his second Kamryn Sohlden, Paige Sleeman, Ayla Miller, Gwen Kangas, Chas- NBA season. sell; Lilianna Cason, Cedarville; Natalie Miller, Pickford; Leah That's bad news for Gould, Engadine; Elise Besonen, Ewen-Trout Creek; Madisen Bego- the rest of the league. vac, Superior Central; Kylee Kuntze, Stephenson; Bryn Kinnunen, Young had 38 points Painesdale Jeffers; Makayla Wolf, Newberry; Taylor VanOss, Rapid and nine assists and the River. Atlanta Hawks opened All U.P. the season with a 117-100 Boys victory over the Detroit Division 1 - Eric Anderson and Alec Prusi, Negaunee; Derek Pistons on Thursday Douglas, Escanaba; Jake Sullivan, Houghton. night. Division 2 - Leo Imhoff and Ethan Libertoski, Gogebic; Chase Ettenhofer, Ishpeming. "I'm a lot more com- Division 3 - Bradley Hall, Rudyard. fortable than I was at this Girls point last year," Young Division 1 - Cassandra Gallagher and Shelby Eavou, Sault Ste. said. "Obviously, I'm not Marie; Autumn Eles and Elise Isaacson, Houghton; Kiira Berg, a rookie anymore and I Calumet. felt great out there Division 2 - Chyanne Gardner, Ishpeming; Sienna Hollenbeck, tonight. Once I hit a cou- Ironwood. ple shots, I knew it was Division 3 - Cassidy Barr, Cedarville, Eve Cheney, Rudyard. rolling." SPECIAL AWARDS If anyone at Little Cae- Male Runner of the Year - Austin Plotkin, Brimley sars Arena doubted how Female Runner of the Year - Emily Paupore, Negaunee good Young was feeling, Coach of the Year - Kyle Detmers, Marquette (D-1); P.J. Pruett, he made it clear midway Ishpeming (D-2); Marco Guidotti, Chassell (D-3). through the second quar- Large School Team of the Year - Marquette boys and girls ter, hitting a 3-pointer Small School Team of the Year - Rudyard boys and Chassell Jason Juno/Daily Globe from the edge of the Pis- girls. EWEN-TROUT Creek’s Paige Berglund (10) takes a swing Thursday night in Ewen. tons logo at half court. l 10 FRIDAY, OCTOBER 25, 2019 SPORTS THE DAILY GLOBE • YOURDAILYGLOBE.COM Daily Globe Scoreboard

Minnesota at Kansas City, 1 p.m. WLPct GB 0-0 6. Totals 33-90 29-39 111. GogebicTonight’s at Iron Mountain, football 6 p.m. Chicago at Philadelphia, 1 p.m. Denver 101.000 — Milwaukee 23 27 28 39 — 117 Ontonagon at Forest Park Indianapolis at Pittsburgh, 1 p.m. Utah 101.000 — Houston 30 36 21 24 — 111 WIAA Division 7 Level 1 Tampa Bay at Seattle, 4:05 p.m. Minnesota 101.000 — 3-Point Goals_Milwaukee 16-46 No. 5 Loyal at No. 4 Hurley, 7 Detroit at Oakland, 4:05 p.m. Oklahoma City 01.000 1 (Middleton 3-9, Bledsoe 2-4, Hill 2-4, No. 8 Greenwood at No. 1 Edgar Green Bay at L.A. Chargers, 4:25 Portland 01.000 1 Connaughton 2-5, G.Antetokounm- No. 6 Pittsville at No. 3 Gilman p.m. Pacific Division po 2-5, Matthews 2-8, Ilyasova 1-2, No. 7 Athens at No. 2 Almond- Cleveland at Denver, 4:25 p.m. W L Pct GB Korver 1-3, B.Lopez 1-3, Brown 0-1, Bancroft New England at Baltimore, 8:20 Phoenix 101.000 — R.Lopez 0-2), Houston 16-48 (Tuck- p.m. L.A. Clippers 101.000 — er 5-8, Westbrook 3-7, Gordon 3-12, Open: L.A. Rams, New Orleans, Golden State 00.000 ½ House Jr. 2-4, McLemore 2-5, Hard- WorldAll Times Series EDT Atlanta, Cincinnati L.A. Lakers 01.000 1 en 1-8, Sefolosha 0-1, Rivers 0-3). (Best-of-7; x-if necessary) Sacramento 01.000 1 Fouled Out_G.Antetokounmpo. Washington 2, Houston 0 Monday, Nov. 4 Rebounds_Milwaukee 53 (G.Ante- Tuesday, Oct. 22: Washington 5, Dallas at N.Y. Giants, 8:15 p.m. Wednesday's Games Charlotte 126, Chicago 125 tokounmpo 13), Houston 57 (West- Houston 4 Transactions Detroit 119, Indiana 110 brook 16). Assists_Milwaukee 31 Wednesday, Oct. 23: Washington BASEBALL Orlando 94, Cleveland 85 (G.Antetokounmpo 11), Houston 25 12, Houston 3 National League Miami 120, Memphis 101 (Harden 14). Total Fouls_Milwaukee Friday, Oct. 25: Houston (Greinke CHICAGO CUBS — Named Minnesota 127, Brooklyn 126, OT 27, Houston 25. A_18,055 (18,500). 8-1) at Washington (Sánchez 11-8), David Ross manager and signed Philadelphia 107, Boston 93 8:07 p.m. (Fox) him to a three-year contract through Dallas 108, Washington 100 NHL Saturday, Oct. 26: Houston at the 2022 season. All Times EDT San Antonio 120, New York 111 Washington, 8:07 p.m. (Fox) CINCINNATI REDS — Named EASTERN CONFERENCE Utah 100, Oklahoma City 95 x-Sunday, Oct. 27: Houston at Alan Zinter hitting coach. Promoted Atlantic Division Denver 108, Portland 100 Washington, 8:07 p.m. (Fox) Donnie Ecker to assistant hitting GP WLOTPts GF GA Phoenix 124, Sacramento 95 x-Tuesday, Oct. 29: Washington coach and director of hitting. Buffalo 11 82117 40 30 at Houston, 8:07 p.m. (Fox) HOUSTON ASTROS — Fired Thursday's Games Boston 961214 26 20 Atlanta 117, Detroit 100 x-Wednesday, Oct. 30: Washing- assistant general manager Brandon Toronto 11 54212 40 39 Milwaukee 117, Houston 111 ton at Houston, 8:08 p.m. (Fox) Taubman for directing inappropriate Tampa Bay 953111 32 29 comments at female reporters dur- L.A. Clippers at Golden State Florida 942311 30 33 ing clubhouse incident following Friday's Games Montreal 10 44210 36 34 All TimesNFL EDT Houston's pennant-winning victory Minnesota at Charlotte, 7 p.m. Detroit 10 370623 38 AMERICAN CONFERENCE over the New York Yankees. Toronto at Boston, 7 p.m. Ottawa 9261522 31 East PHILADELPHIA PHILLIES — New York at Brooklyn, 7:30 p.m. Metropolitan Division WLTPct PF PA Named Joe Girardi manager and Chicago at Memphis, 8 p.m. New England 7001.000 223 48 GP WLOTPts GF GA signed him to a three-year contract Dallas at New Orleans, 8 p.m. Washington 11 72216 41 34 Buffalo 510.833 121 91 through the 2022 season. Washington at Oklahoma City, 8 Carolina 10 63113 33 29 N.Y. Jets 150.167 63 156 p.m. N.Y. Islanders96 3012 25 22 Miami 060.000 63 211 BASKETBALL National Basketball Association Phoenix at Denver, 9 p.m. Columbus 10 53212 26 32 South NBA — Suspended Phoenix Portland at Sacramento, 10 p.m. Pittsburgh 11 65012 36 30 WLTPct PF PA Suns Deandre Ayton without pay for Utah at L.A. Lakers, 10:30 p.m. Philadelphia 8431925 22 Indianapolis 420.667 143 138 twenty-five games for violating the Saturday's Games N.Y. Rangers8341725 27 Houston 430.571 185 164 terms of the NBA/NBPA Anti-Drug Miami at Milwaukee, 5 p.m. New Jersey 8242619 31 Jacksonville 340.429 144 148 Program. Philadelphia at Detroit, 7 p.m. Tennessee 340.429 121 112 WESTERN CONFERENCE NBA G League Boston at New York, 7:30 p.m. Central Division North MEMPHIS HUSTLE — Acquired Orlando at Atlanta, 7:30 p.m. GP WLOTPts GF GA WLTPct PF PA a 2020 second-round draft pick from Indiana at Cleveland, 8 p.m. Colorado 971115 36 24 Baltimore 520.714 214 156 the Agua Caliente Clippers for the New Orleans at Houston, 8 p.m. Nashville 10 63113 42 32 Cleveland 240.333 120 154 returning player rights to G Markel Toronto at Chicago, 8 p.m. St. Louis 10 52313 32 32 Pittsburgh 240.333 123 131 Crawford. Washington at San Antonio, 8:30 Winnipeg 11 56010 30 36 Cincinnati 070.000 114 186 FOOTBALL p.m. Dallas 12 471925 33 West National Football League Sacramento at Utah, 9 p.m. Chicago 8242620 26 WLTPct PF PA CLEVELAND BROWNS — Acti- L.A. Clippers at Phoenix, 10 p.m. Minnesota 10 370621 36 Kansas City 520.714 202 150 vated OL Drew Forbes from IR. Sunday's Games Oakland 330.500 127 165 Pacific Division DETROIT LIONS — Signed S Golden State at Oklahoma City, Denver 250.286 112 136 GP WLOTPts GF GA Marcus Gilchrist. 3:30 p.m. Edmonton 10 72115 31 24 L.A. Chargers250.286 140 141 MINNESOTA VIKINGS — Signed Brooklyn at Memphis, 6 p.m. Vegas 11 74014 36 28 NATIONAL CONFERENCE WR Davion Davis from the practice Miami at Minnesota, 7 p.m. Vancouver 963012 30 19 East squad. Portland at Dallas, 7 p.m. Anaheim 11 65012 25 24 WLTPct PF PA Charlotte at L.A. Lakers, 9:30 Arizona 953111 26 19 Dallas 430.571 190 124 HOCKEY p.m. Calgary 11 55111 29 32 Philadelphia 340.429 171 186 National Hockey League DALLAS STARS — Recalled D San Jose 10 451928 34 N.Y. Giants 250.286 132 187 Joel Hanley from Texas (AHL). Hawks-PistonsATLANTA (117) Box Los Angeles10 460829 39 Washington 170.125 99 195 NEW YORK ISLANDERS — Hunter 5-8 2-2 14, Collins 8-15 1- NOTE: Two points for a win, one South Reassigned G Jakub Skarek to 1 18, Len 1-5 2-2 4, Young 11-21 point for overtime loss. Top three WLTPct PF PA Bridgeport (AHL) from Worcester 10-12 38, Reddish 0-6 1-2 1, Fer- teams in each division and two wild New Orleans 610.857 164 147 (ECHL) and G Linus Soderstrom to nando 3-6 0-0 7, Parker 8-11 1-1 18, cards per conference advance to Carolina 420.667 166 133 Worcester from Bridgeport (AHL). Turner 4-4 1-1 9, Carter 0-2 0-0 0, playoffs. Associated Press Tampa Bay 240.333 173 185 Huerter 0-3 0-0 0, Bembry 4-5 0-0 8. Atlanta 160.143 145 223 TENNIS Wednesday's Games ATP — Named Andrea Gaudenzi Totals 44-86 18-21 117. Ottawa 5, Detroit 2 MILWAUKEE BUCKS forward Giannis Antetokounmpo dunks during the second North chairman for a four-year term, DETROIT (100) Tampa Bay 3, Pittsburgh 2 WLTPct PF PA half against the Houston Rockets Thursday in Houston. beginning January 1, 2020. Snell 3-8 0-0 9, Morris 3-11 0-0 7, Green Bay 610.857 184 139 Thursday's Games Drummond 8-12 5-6 21, Jackson 2- N.Y. Rangers 6, Buffalo 2 Minnesota 620.750 211 132 COLLEGE NIAGARA — Announced the res- 8 1-1 5, Brown 1-3 0-0 2, Maker 0-1 San Jose 4, Montreal 2 Chicago 330.500 112 105 ignation of men's basketball coach 1-2 1, Galloway 2-9 2-2 8, Rose 11- Columbus 4, Carolina 3, OT Detroit 231.417 149 160 Patrick Beilein. Named Greg Paulus 16 5-5 27, Frazier 2-5 2-2 7, Ken- N.Y. Islanders 4, Arizona 2 Bucks beat Rockets 117-111 in West men's basketball coach. nard 3-12 4-4 13. Totals 35-85 20- St. Louis 5, Los Angeles 2 WLTPct PF PA NORTH CAROLINA STATE — 22 100. Nashville 4, Minnesota 0 San Francisco6001.000 156 64 Announced G Blake Harris has left Atlanta 38 22 31 26 — 117 Philadelphia 4, Chicago 1 Seattle 520.714 181 176 the men's basketball program for Detroit 32 31 18 19 — 100 Dallas 2, Anaheim 1 L.A. Rams 430.571 190 164 Westbrook's Houston debut unspecified personal reasons. 3-Point Goals_Atlanta 11-31 Washington at Edmonton Arizona 331.500 161 192 (Young 6-10, Hunter 2-3, Fernando Florida at Calgary Thursday, Oct. 24 NBA 1-1, Parker 1-2, Collins 1-3, Bembry HOUSTON (AP) – When Giannis "They're going to be fine," coach Mike Minnesota 19, Washington 9 All Times EDT Friday's Games 0-1, Carter 0-2, Huerter 0-2, Len 0- Colorado at Vegas, 6 p.m. Sunday, Oct. 27 EASTERN CONFERENCE Antetokounmpo fouled out with more D'Antoni said. "It's sad to say, but we're 2, Reddish 0-5), Detroit 10-37 (Snell San Jose at Toronto, 7 p.m. Arizona at New Orleans, 1 p.m. Atlantic Division 3-7, Kennard 3-9, Galloway 2-7, Arizona at New Jersey, 7 p.m. than five minutes left after putting up a not going to win 82 games this year. Now Tampa Bay at Tennessee, 1 p.m. WLPct GB Morris 1-4, Frazier 1-4, Maker 0-1, N.Y. Islanders at Ottawa, 7:30 N.Y. Giants at Detroit, 1 p.m. Philadelphia 101.000 — triple-double against the Houston Rock- we've got a chance to win 81." Brown 0-1, Rose 0-1, Jackson 0-3). p.m. Cincinnati vs L.A. Rams at Lon- Toronto 101.000 — Fouled Out_None. Buffalo at Detroit, 7:30 p.m. don, UK, 1 p.m. Brooklyn 01.000 1 ets, the rest of the Milwaukee Bucks didn't The Bucks led by six when Antetok- Rebounds_Atlanta 42 (Collins 10), Washington at Vancouver, 10 Denver at Indianapolis, 1 p.m. New York 01.000 1 Detroit 39 (Drummond 12). p.m. panic. ounmpo fouled out. He walked to coach Philadelphia at Buffalo, 1 p.m. Boston 01.000 1 Assists_Atlanta 27 (Young 9), N.Y. Jets at Jacksonville, 1 p.m. Southeast Division Saturday's Games "These guys in this locker room, we're Mike Budenholzer and implored him to Detroit 20 (Kennard, Jackson, Gal- Chicago at Carolina, 1 p.m. Seattle at Atlanta, 1 p.m. W L Pct GB loway, Rose 3). Total Fouls_Atlanta Toronto at Montreal, 7 p.m. fighters, we're competitors," Wesley challenge the call, but he'd already used L.A. Chargers at Chicago, 1 p.m. Atlanta 101.000 — 15, Detroit 20. Technicals_Atlanta Nashville at Tampa Bay, 7 p.m. Carolina at San Francisco, 4:05 Orlando 101.000 — Matthews said. "If Giannis fouls out we his one challenge per game that coaches coach Hawks (Defensive three sec- St. Louis at Boston, 7 p.m. p.m. Charlotte 101.000 — ond), Morris. A_20,332 (20,491). Columbus at Philadelphia, 7 p.m. can't just come into the locker room." get this season and couldn't do anything Oakland at Houston, 4:25 p.m. Miami 101.000 — Los Angeles at Minnesota, 8 p.m. Cleveland at New England, 4:25 Washington 01.000 1 Antetokounmpo scored 30 points and to help his superstar. Bucks-Rockets Box Pittsburgh at Dallas, 8 p.m. p.m. Central Division MILWAUKEE (117) Anaheim at Colorado, 9 p.m. Green Bay at Kansas City, 8:20 WLPct GB Middleton 4-16 0-0 11, G.Ante- his supporting cast held on to lead the Harden echoed his D'Antoni's senti- Calgary vs. Winnipeg at Regina, p.m. Milwaukee 101.000 — tokounmpo 11-17 6-11 30, B.Lopez CAN, SK, 10 p.m. Bucks to a 117-111 victory over the Rock- ment and raved about Westbrook. Open: Dallas, Baltimore Detroit 11.500 ½ 4-9 2-2 11, Bledsoe 4-12 1-1 11, Sunday's Games Monday, Oct. 28 Chicago 01.000 1 Matthews 6-12 0-0 14, Ilyasova 6-8 ets on Thursday night in a star-studded "Everybody saw it tonight," Harden Florida at Edmonton, 4 p.m. Miami at Pittsburgh, 8:15 p.m. Cleveland 01.000 1 0-1 13, R.Lopez 1-3 0-3 2, Hill 3-7 0- St. Louis at Detroit, 5 p.m. opener featuring the last three MVPs. said. "He's a different type of breed on that Thursday, Oct. 31 Indiana 01.000 1 0 8, Korver 2-4 0-0 5, Connaughton Los Angeles at Chicago, 7 p.m. San Francisco at Arizona, 8:20 WESTERN CONFERENCE 4-8 0-0 10, Brown 1-3 0-0 2. Totals Antetokounmpo, the MVP last season, court. But it's Game 1, we're not going to San Jose at Ottawa, 7 p.m. p.m. Southwest Division 46-99 9-18 117. Boston at N.Y. Rangers, 7 p.m. also had 13 rebounds and 11 assists. get too down, and even if we won, we're Sunday, Nov. 3 WLPct GB HOUSTON (111) Philadelphia vs. N.Y. Islanders at Houston vs Jacksonville at Lon- San Antonio 101.000 — House Jr. 2-6 2-2 8, Tucker 6-10 While certainly upset after fouling out, he not going to get too excited." Nassau Veterans Memorial Colise- don, UK, 9:30 a.m. Dallas 101.000 — 0-0 17, Capela 5-10 3-6 13, West- um, 7 p.m. N.Y. Jets at Miami, 1 p.m. Houston 01.000 1 brook 7-17 7-11 24, Harden 2-13 14- was impressed with the way his team Houston scored the next five points, Anaheim at Vegas, 8 p.m. Washington at Buffalo, 1 p.m. New Orleans 01.000 1 14 19, Sefolosha 0-1 0-0 0, Chan- responded. with the last four from Westbrook to cut Tennessee at Carolina, 1 p.m. Memphis 01.000 1 dler 5-6 0-1 10, Rivers 0-3 3-4 3, Northwest Division Gordon 4-19 0-1 11, McLemore 2-5 "They did an amazing job," he said. the lead to 101-100. But Khris Middleton "Moving the ball, knocking down shots." hit a 3-pointer with 3 1/2 minutes left to Brook Lopez made two free throws stretch Milwaukee's lead. Cook, Vikings wear down Redskins with about a minute left before a layup by The Bucks were up by six with about Russell Westbrook. But Lopez made a two minutes left before P.J. Tucker fadeaway shot to leave Milwaukee up 115- knocked a 3 from the corner. But 19-9 for 4th straight win 109 with 39 seconds remaining. James Matthews added a 3-pointer for Milwau- MINNEAPOLIS (AP) – Near the end of this methodical victory for the Minnesota Harden added a pair of free throws before kee seconds after that to push the lead to Vikings, the crowd directed a loud cheer toward a player on the visiting team. Ersan Ilyasova made a jump shot with 111-105. When Adrian Peterson appeared on the giant video screens during the 2-minute about 15 seconds to go that sent many Milwaukee opened the fourth quarter warning with an announcement of his latest climb up the NFL's all-time rushing list, the fans heading to the exits. with a 13-3 run to make it 91-90 and take Washington Redskins running back took off his helmet, kissed two of his fingers and Some had wondered what would hap- its first lead of the night. Antetokounmpo waved them to the fans who rooted for him in purple not that long ago. pen with the pairing of the two ball-domi- led the way in stretch, scoring eight The star of the show, though, was Peterson's successor. Dalvin Cook gave the Vikings nant guards in Harden and Westbrook points. The Rockets missed several shots yet another stellar performance. after the 2017 MVP was traded from Okla- and had a turnover before they finally got Cook had 171 total yards and the game's only touchdown, helping Kirk Cousins beat homa City for Chris Paul this summer. In back on track. his old team on the first try and carrying the Vikings to a 19-9 victory over the Redskins their first game together with the Rockets There were about eight minutes left on Thursday night. both filled up the stat sheet, but they were when Harden found Westbrook connect- "It just shows how we can pull a win out. We've got a team that can go out and keep unable to come away with a win after ed on two straight plays. On the first one battling and keep fighting," Cook said. "That shows you the toughness that's in this leading for much of the game. Harden dished to Westbrook and he was group." Westbrook had 24 points, 16 rebounds fouled on a layup to get a 3-point play. The Cook, the NFL leader in yards from scrimmage, rushed 23 times for 98 yards and and seven assists. next time down the court Harden sent a caught five passes for 73 yards for the Vikings (6-2) in their fourth straight win. Cousins Harden, the 2018 MVP, added 19 bounce pass to Westbrook in the lane and went 23 for 26 for 285 yards without a turnover against the Redskins (1-7), who draft- points, 14 assists and seven rebounds. He he finished with a two-handed dunk that ed him in 2012 and made him the full-time starter in 2015 before he became a free agent was 2 of 13 from the field, 1 of 8 on 3s put Houston up 95-91 and brought a huge and signed with the Vikings in 2018. and made 14 free throws without a miss. ovation from the crowd. Astros fire exec Taubman after rant at female reporters WASHINGTON (AP) – The Houston closer Roberto Osuna, who was suspended leagues talking who were overheard and "I continue to be disappointed and just Astros fired assistant general manager for 75 games last year for violating MLB's the comments were not directed at any- sorry it happened," Hinch said. Brandon Taubman on Thursday for direct- domestic violence policy and then was body in particular, not meant to be mean- A 2007 graduate of Cornell with a ing inappropriate comments at female traded from Toronto to the Astros. spirited in any way or offensive in any way, degree in applied economics, Taubman reporters during a clubhouse celebration, Taubman shouted "Thank God we got just supportive of the player who had had worked for Ernst & Young and then as an announcing the decision in the middle of Osuna!" according to SI, which said he a bad night." analyst in the equity derivatives group of the World Series and putting a renewed made similar remarks several times, punc- "But as we continued to investigate, it Barclays Investment Bank before he was spotlight on domestic violence in baseball. tuating them with a profanity. Taubman's was clear that they were intended to be hired by the Astros as an analyst in June Astros general manager Jeff Luhnow behavior was corroborated by reporters for heard. And they were completely inappro- 2013. apologized for the team's initial response The Houston Chronicle and Yahoo. priate," he said. He was promoted to manager of base- Monday, which was to accuse a Sports After an investigation by Major League Luhnow said the Astros decided ball operations before the 2014 season, Illustrated reporter of making up the story. Baseball and the Astros, Luhnow met with Wednesday "that we were going to take director of baseball operations in October "That original reaction by the Astros Taubman on Thursday and fired him action unilaterally ahead of Major League 2015, senior director of baseball opera- was wrong, and we own it as an organiza- before the team traveled to Washington in Baseball making any recommendations." tions in August 2017 and assistant general tion," Luhnow said during a news confer- what Luhnow termed "a pretty tough con- He said Taubman's behavior did not indi- manager in September 2018, tasked with ence at Nationals Park, a day before Game versation." cate a wider problem in the Astros' front major league administrative functions and 3. Taubman did not respond to a text from office. oversight of analytics and pro player scout- "There were many people involved in The Associated Press seeking comment. "This is not something that's endemic. ing. The Astros announced a contract reviewing that and approving that. And I'm Houston's initial statement Monday This is not a cultural issue," he said. "We extension on Sept. 30 and a wider role as not going to get into the details of that. ... claimed SI tried to "fabricate a story where have a lot of really good people in our front assistant general manager, player evalua- But regardless of who wrote it and who one does not exist" and maintained Taub- office, in our coaching staff, and our team." tion. approved it, it was wrong. It was incorrect. man's comments weren't directed at Houston apologized to the SI reporter, "He's been a valuable employee. We It should never have been sent out. We've reporters. Luhnow said he was among the the magazine and people who saw the inci- hired him over five years ago, he's moved learned a lesson about it," he said. Astros officials who saw the statement dent, and to those who were offended. up quickly in the organization," Luhnow Taubman had apologized Tuesday for before it was issued. "The Astros are very committed to using said. "He's smart. He's hard working. And using language that was "unprofessional "There's nothing about that first state- our voice to create awareness and support these comments that he made were out of and inappropriate" in the Astros clubhouse ment that was correct or that's defensible," on the issue of domestic violence," the character. He hasn't had this type of inci- following Saturday night's pennant-clinch- Luhnow said. "The original impression team said in a statement. dent before. This is not a repeating pattern ing victory over the New York Yankees. that we had, without doing an investiga- Astros manager AJ Hinch has been criti- of anything, which is why it was so easy for SI reported Taubman repeatedly yelled tion – and that's our fault for not doing the cal of Taubman's behavior since the SI us to believe that it was more innocent toward a group of female reporters about investigation – was that it was two col- report came out. than it turned out to be." l THE DAILY GLOBE • YOURDAILYGLOBE.COM COMICS FRIDAY, OCTOBER 25, 2019 11 HERMAN SPEED BUMP Getting over maid of honor ghosting

Dear Annie: My so-called “best friend” (she was the maid of honor at my wed- ding) ghosted me right after my wedding 23 years ago. I have no idea why she quit communicating, and I’ve pretty much accepted that she will never reach out to me. I’ve tried, several times, to reach out to Dear her and never once received a reply. I Annie haven’t tried to connect with her for sever- al years, but I need to know: How do I stop caring? This hurt me deeply, and I still prayed for a daughter, too, after two boys. miss her. My parents called her their third I have three sons. I love my boys dearly, daughter. We were roommates in college but I know there’s a special bond between and apartment-mates after college. She a mother and daughter. Each of my sons is introduced me to my eventual husband – married with sons and a daughter. I often and then silence. If I knew why, I might be say, “I don’t have a daughter, but I have able to let her go, but I’ve not the slightest three great daughters-in-law!” And I do, THE PAJAMA DIARIES clue. Nobody else – her parents, her sister, but they don’t shop with me or invite me mutual acquaintances – has any idea to lunch or the movies. They are in my either. How do I bind up this wound? – home often. I babysit for them and attend Left Behind in Washington all family functions and activities. (Their Dear Left Behind: I’m sorry that your mothers live out of town.) There is a dif- friend abandoned you so abruptly. Fortu- nately, closure is a gift we can give our- ference, and the bragging and boasting selves. I encourage you to write out every- from moms with daughters really hurts. – thing you’d like to say to her – about your Hurt Mother-in-Law confusion, pain, anything you’re feeling or Dear Hurt: Following the train of have ever felt about the situation. Pour thought in your letter, it seems the heart of your heart out on the subject until there’s the matter here is you’re feeling hurt that MOTHER GOOSE & GRIMM not a drop left. Then take a beat and a your daughters-in-law don’t invite you out. breath. Imagine your friend apologizing Why not invite them out? Going to lunch, for hurting you. Then, pick up your pen the movies or other outings with your again and write a letter expressing your daughters-in-law, one on one or as a group forgiveness. Tuck this letter away in a of gals, sounds like a fantastic idea that drawer or dispose of it somehow – what- simply might not have occurred to them ever feels right. If this doesn’t give you yet. peace after some time, repeat the writing More generally, your comment raises prompt. At best, it will offer you the clo- an important topic: Family-themed holi- sure you’re looking for. At worst, it will be days can be especially painful for people a therapeutic exercise. who have lost a daughter, mother, father Know that the way your friendship or whomever the holiday is celebrating. In BORN LOSER ended does not negate all the meaningful such cases, some find it helpful to com- years you two shared together. Not all memorate the person they’ve lost in a spe- friendships are forever; it doesn’t mean cial way on that day – such as by looking that they weren’t for real. through old photos, meditating on the Dear Annie: I am writing this to you on love shared, attending an event the family what is apparently National Daughters member would have loved or volunteering Day. I wasn’t aware of this holiday, but for a cause that they supported or that is now I am because moms of daughters are connected to them in some way. bragging and boasting all over social Send your questions for Annie Lane to media. 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Students who work student’s decision to take A Wisconsin senator and a dents and families with spouse, and independent “In Wisconsin, I’ve while in school should not paid work and gain work California congresswoman allowances against both with a spouse. It would heard firsthand from stu- be penalized with less experience while they’re in are sponsoring legislation income and assets. The help the neediest students dents and graduates strug- access to financial aid, she school should not impede they say will support stu- independent protection to earn more income with- gling with the cost of high- said. their access to financial dents who work their way allowance is a fixed out facing a reduction in er education,” Baldwin said “Far too many students aid. This legislation would through school to complete amount to for dependent federal financial aid. in the announcement. and graduates are already stop penalizing students their degrees more quickly and independent students, The legislation is “Making college more struggling to pay for the who work, protect their and with less debt. or an amount based on designed to allow students affordable is one of the high cost of higher educa- financial aid awards, and U.S. Sen. Tammy Bald- family size and number of the ability to work without most important steps we tion in America - we encourage them to finish win (D-WI) and U.S. Rep. children enrolled in college reducing financial aid can take toward building a shouldn’t be penalizing their degrees sooner — and Ami Bera (D-CA-7th) intro- for parents of dependents. awards and be able to fin- stronger path to the middle those students who have to with less debt.” duced The Working Stu- The Working Students ish school faster and with class for all Americans.” work in order to pay for Nearly 44 million Amer- dents Act that also is Act provides a proportional less debt. Students who This legislation will help their tuition and living icans have outstanding stu- cosponsored by U.S. Sens’ increase of 35% to the maintain financial aid ensure that working stu- expenses,” Bera said. dent loans. According to Sherrod Brown (D-OH) independent protection awards while working dents have the opportunity “Increasing access to data from the Federal and Tim Kaine (D-VA). allowance for the 2019- could devote more hours to to earn an affordable high- affordable education is Reserve, student loan debt The formula to deter- 2020 award year for stu- studies and fewer hours er education and succeed core to rebuilding our mid- totals more than $1.6 tril- mine federal student aid dents who are dependent, working for wages, the leg- in the workforce, Baldwin dle class and that means a lion across the country.

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DOJ review of prosecutors the ability to In a report published by Kim E. Strom/Daily Globe Russia probe now a issue subpoenas and The New York Times on AMELIA NORDHAUGEN, 12, listens as safety instructor Bill Sivula shows where the criminal inquiry potentially empanel a Thursday, several inmates cartridge is loaded into a rifle Thursday during the second class of the hunter’s grand jury. at the Great Meadow Cor- safety course in Hurley. The class focused on “hands on” instruction. WASHINGTON (AP) – DOJ had previously rectional Facility told the The Justice Department considered it to be an paper they saw 67-year-old has shifted its review of the administrative review, and John McMillon brutally Russia investigation to a it’s unclear when the probe beaten by the guards. Michigan Senate votes to delay cage-free ban for hens formal criminal inquiry. transitioned to a criminal The Times said the That’s according to a investigation. Inmates also told state LANSING (AP) – A not have to comply until The vote fell largely person familiar with the Trump has repeatedly investigators the guards divided Michigan Senate October 2025 for hens and along party lines in the investigation who spoke to railed against special coun- punched, stomped and on Thursday passed an next April for pregnant Republican-controlled Sen- The Associated Press on sel Robert Mueller’s investi- kicked McMillon until he update of the state’s animal pigs under one of the mea- ate. Then-Gov. Rick Snyder Thursday. The person was- gation. stopped moving. industry law, including a sures that was sent to the vetoed a similar bill in last n’t authorized to discuss The official account proposed delay of a House for consideration. year’s lame-duck session. the ongoing matter pub- Inmates say man says McMillon attacked requirement that chickens Business owners could Sen. Kevin Haley, a licly and spoke on condi- who died of heart and resisted the guards, and pigs be given more not knowingly sell an egg Republican from Lum in tion of anonymity. attack beaten by who were only trying to room in their cages and that came from a farm with Lapeer County, said the The move is likely to guards restrain him. The report stalls. 3,000 or more egg-laying main measure “synchro- raise alarm among said body camera footage Much of the seven-bill hens if they knew or nizes Michigan’s hen-hous- Democrats that the Trump NEW YORK (AP) – supports their statements. package won unanimous should have known that ing law to state and nation- administration may be try- Inmates at an upstate New A spokesman for the support, but senators split the egg was produced by a al retail and restaurant ing to use the government York prison are contradict- state department of correc- over giving dairy farms hen that was confined in commitments of only buy- to investigate the presi- ing an official report that a tion says the report’s con- more time to implement violation of standards. The ing eggs from 100% cage- dent’s political opponents. fellow inmate died of a clusions were based on enclosure standards for state could go to court to free farms by 2025.” It’s unclear what poten- heart attack in January body camera footage and egg-laying hens that take stop violators, though they He said Michigan ranks tial crimes are being inves- while being restrained by interviews with guards and effect this month under a would not face criminal sixth nationally in shell egg tigated. But the move gives guards. prisoners. 2009 law. Farmers would penalties. production.

DDA The group was other beautification could encouraging to hear that towns attract visitors who Tim Erickson, commu- impressed with the down- make routes to downtown we’re on track with what take part in activities dur- nity development special- town area and saw the more desirable, they said. they thought was impor- ing the day and like to shop ist, said that work could From page 1 buildings and parks as The visitors felt the tant,” Bergman said. in the evening. start to look at such oppor- through its results, he said. vibrant and with history, downtown was very car cen- The visitors encouraged The report is already tunities for next year’s Hal- The report essentially he said. But they also tric and that more could be more green space, he said. helping with the develop- loween. offers a glimpse of the city found it difficult to find done to create a more bicy- They loved the Pocket Park ment of the city square pro- In his report, Erickson through the eyes of downtown from U.S. 2, and cle and pedestrian-friendly and the Depot Park and ject, he said. The goal will said the city received a tourists, Bergman said. The felt the corridors into the environment. The commit- said more is better, he said. be to attract people to the $4,000 matching grant goal of the report is not to downtown area were not tee talked about lanes and “They thought a lot of square but not to take away from the Michigan Council make tourism the center- that impressive. bike racks as options. that stuff was really, really from other assets nearby. for Arts and Cultural piece of development but “Based on what we have The visitors liked the great and that was encour- Committee member Affairs. The money will be to consider the impres- on the highway people said Montreal River and would aging,” Bergman said. Ivan Hellen, said the city applied to the First Fridays sions as an important fac- they would not stop,” have liked to see some river Other comments from should consider exploring events. tor in creating a place Bergman said. “This is liter- walk areas, he said. The vis- the visitors was the lack of opportunities to make Committee member where new people would ally the number one priori- itors were very impressed evening shopping in the Ironwood a Halloween des- Annette Burchell said the want to live and work, he ty right now. We need to with Black River Harbor, area. Bergman said busi- tination for the area. Cities MCACA grants are a fairly said. rectify this.” Little Girl’s Point and Cop- ness owners close because that host events such as new occurrence in Iron- The five visitors with The committee mem- per Peak and other sur- there aren’t customers and zombie walks become wood and are doing a lot to various backgrounds and bers talked about improv- rounding sites and consid- visitors say they can’t shop known as Halloween cities build on local assets. professions were all from ing gateway roads to down- ered them as part of Iron- because stores aren’t open. and no communities do The next DIDA meeting MSU Extension, he said. town using facade grants to wood that should be better Shopping culture in big- that in this area, he said. is scheduled for 8 a.m. Some came alone, with a improve older housing marketed. ger cities is about drawing “We could do some- Wednesday, Nov. 21 at the significant other or with stock. Lighting, flower bas- “We are already doing people who shop during thing bigger like other Memorial Building, 213 S. the entire family, he said. kets, sidewalk projects and some of that and it was the day, he said. Smaller cities,” Hellen said. Marquette St.