Call (906) 932-4449 Ironwood, MI Living 50+ Marenisco police chief relishes Redsautosales.com rural law enforcement INSIDE TODAY DAILY GLOBE Thursday, April 4, 2019 Partly cloudy yourdailyglobe.com | High: 43 | Low: 31 | Details, page 2 Township man P A T C H W O R K gets prison on Workers drug charges address

By RICHARD JENKINS addiction qualities. [email protected] Salmi’s charges stem numerous BESSEMER – An Iron- from a pair of cases. wood Township man who He was arrested in used the postal service to March 2018 after authori- repairs after receive drugs was sen- ties found a suspicious tenced to eight years in package containing drugs prison in Gogebic County addressed to the Bessemer Circuit Court Tuesday. restaurant Salmi worked rough winter Scott David Salmi, 45, at. Officers seized approxi- By P.J. GLISSON was sentenced to between mately two ounces of crys- [email protected] eight and 30 years for tal meth. MARENISCO – It’s that time delivery of metham- He was charged a sec- of year when road workers are phetamine and between ond time in August after out shoveling asphalt into pot- three and 10 years for pos- being released on bond. In holes and hoping rain doesn’t session of meth. The two that case, Salmi was arrest- ruin the short-term fix. sentences will be served ed following a short foot “It never ends,” said Jim concurrently, as stipulated pursuit once officers Manchester, who was working in Salmi’s plea agreement receiving information Tuesday with Bill Chiapuzio on a in the case. regarding his location after stretch of U.S. 2 between Wake- “We’re not just talking his bond was revoked. At field and Marenisco. about small amounts of the time of his arrest, he As members of the Gogebic methamphetamine, we’re was found to have con- County Road Commission, the talking about 34-35 grams trolled substances on him, guys said they worked with the per mail delivery to you a Gogebic Iron Area Nar- Michigan Department of Trans- that was then disseminated cotics Team spokesman portation to fill highway holes. and used by you in this said. Chiapuzio said they can go community. That offense is Prosecutor Nick Jacobs through several tons of asphalt very serious,” said Judge called Salmi a “one-man mix on some days. Michael Pope. drug store Tuesday,” and The two men were working in Pope recognized vari- said the case was illuminat- dry conditions, but Chiapuzio ous positive aspects of ing on how easy it was for said they sometimes have to Salmi’s history and mail-order drugs to infil- patch holes even on wet roads acknowledged addiction trate a community. because, if they delay the work, issues were present, but Salmi apologized for his the problem worsens and can called the Salmi’s offenses actions and for what he put result in damage to vehicles. “very egregious” due its his family through. He said Manchester said state officials impact on the community. he didn’t know why he have told them that roads are “(Meth) is one of the relapsed after years of bad everywhere this year. most egregious drugs this sobriety and promised to P.J. Glisson/Daily Globe Dan Weingarten, spokesman court has come across,” he MEMBERS OF the Gogebic County Road Commission fill holes on U.S. 2 for the Michigan Department of said, referencing its severe between Wakefield and Marenisco on Tuesday morning. From left are Bill Transportation, said in a SENTENCE — page 5 Chiapuzio and Jim Manchester, who said the commission has garages in Bessemer, Marenisco and Watersmeet to help them address their respon- sibilities. REPAIRS — page 5 Ironwood receives $50,000 blight grant By BRYAN HELLIOS [email protected] IRONWOOD – The city of Iron- wood received a Michigan Rural Community Demolition Grant for $50,000 to address the issue of blight in the city. Scott Erickson, city manager for Ironwood, said the money will be used to clean up the collapsed build- ing on Ayer Street. “We’re moving forward with get- ting things prepared to go out for bids to get contractors involved to do the demolition work,” he said. Bryan Hellios/Daily Globe There is a lot of paperwork DAVID KANTALA, right, an Ironwood Township resi- required by the state which needs to dent, recounts his childhood experiences of growing be done before that can happen, he up in the area to local historian Ivan Hellen for an oral added. history project. The project is a collaboration between Submitted The owner of the building will the Ironwood Carnegie Library and the Ironwood EACH RED dot on the map depicts a house which was razed due to its have the property deeded to the city Area Historical Society. The interviews containing the poor condition. Since 2009, more than 150 homes have been demol- so grant funds can be used to help oral history of area residents will be cataloged and ished in an attempt to control the city’s blight and prevent the cycle of cover the clean-up cost, he said. available at the IAHS. houses in disrepair being resold in tax forfeiture proceedings. Erickson said the city has no immediate plans for the property, to be blighted. house, he said some of the owners Kantala reminisces at but the building is adjacent to other Erickson said homes in need of abandon them, don’t pay the tax property that the city owns. extensive repair get into the cycle of and the cycle continues. oral history session “It expands that property for future tax forfeiture where people buy “We’ve taken out a lot of the real- development potential,” he said. them at a low cost and then don’t ly bad ones over the last few years, it By BRYAN HELLIOS participate in programs Over the last 10 years the city has put any money into them. Once the bhellios@your daily globe.com like this, he said. also removed more than 150 resi- new owners realize how much dential homes which were deemed money it will cost to repair the IRONWOOD – The The oral history project BLIGHT — page 5 Ironwood Carnegie is a joint effort between the Library and Ironwood Area two organizations with the Historical Society kicked purpose of keeping history Markkanen plans Wakefield office hours off their first oral history alive and relevant. session with complemen- “The stories can get WAKEFIELD – State Rep. Greg day at the Wakefield VFW building. “Senator Casperson has done so tary danishes and coffee passed down to peoples Markkanen, R-Houghton, is holding Former state Sen. Tom Casperson many good things for the Upper while local resident David children and great-grand- his first office hours of April in will join Markkanen at the event, Peninsula and he’s an excellent Kantala recorded stories of children,” Kantala said. Gogebic County, meeting with con- which is scheduled to run from resource of knowledge and experi- his life growing up in the Bill Jamerson, head of stituents this weekend. 11:30 to 12:45 p.m. ence for fellow Yoopers.” area. programing at the IAHS, Markkanen – who was elected in “I am honored to be joined by for- Residents can also contact Markka- Memories of people and said saving people’s stories November to represent the 110th dis- mer Senator Casperson to discuss nen’s Lansing office at 517-373-0850 local history can be pre- trict in the state House of Represen- issues impacting the 110th district,” and [email protected]. served if enough citizens tatives – will hold office hours Satur- Markkanen said in news release. —Richard Jenkins HISTORY — page 5 TODAY INDEX Partly cloudy — Details, page 2 Celebrations ...... 7 75 cents Classifieds . . . . .12-14 Wednesday Today’s records Snowfall Comics ...... 11 Vol. 100, No. 114 High 38 High 76 (1929) 24 hours to 7 a.m. Community ...... 3 Low 23 Low -5 (1975) Wednesday 0.2 in. 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. s e l i m miles. n o i l l i m million 3 9 93 : r e w s n A This gives a temperature of what ththe he air feels like on the skin. Answer: conflicts of interest. the move as “an abuse of conducted fully and appro- The request by Mas- the tax-writing committees’ priately.” sachusetts Rep. Richard statutory authority.” Neal continued, “In ‘He hugs Neal, who heads the tax- “Weaponizing our order to fairly make that writing House Ways and nation’s tax code by target- determination, we must Means Committee, is the ing political foes sets a dan- obtain President Trump’s everybody’: first such demand for a sit- gerous precedent and tax returns and review ting president’s tax infor- weakens Americans’ priva- whether the IRS is carrying Women divided mation in 45 years. The cy rights,” Brady wrote in a out its responsibilities.” unprecedented move is letter Wednesday to Trea- Neal is one of only three over defense likely to set off a huge legal sury Secretary Steven congressional officials battle between Democrats Mnuchin, who oversees the authorized under to make controlling the House and IRS. “As you know, by law a written request to the of Biden the Trump administration. all Americans have a fun- Treasury secretary for any- NEW YORK (AP) – It’s Neal made the request damental right to the priva- one’s tax returns. The simply a “human touch.” in a letter to IRS Commis- cy of the personal informa- Internal Revenue Service is He’s a “warm, affectionate sioner Charles Rettig, ask- tion found in their tax part of the Treasury person.” ‘’He hugs every- ing for Trump’s personal returns.” Department. A rarely used body.” and business returns for The legal battle set to 1924 law says the Treasury In the days since allega- Associated Press 2013 through 2018. He ensue could take years to chief “shall furnish” the IN THIS March 13, 2017, file photo, former Vice Presi- tions surfaced of uninvited asked for the documents in resolve, possibly stretching requested material to mem- dent Joe Biden, right, embraces University of touching on the part of Joe seven days, setting an April beyond the 2020 presiden- bers of the Ways and Delaware President Dennis Assanis during an event to Biden, several women in 10 deadline. tial election. Means Committee for them formally launch the Biden Institute, a research and politics and beyond have Trump told reporters Trump broke with to examine behind closed policy center focused on domestic issues at the Uni- been coming to his Wednesday he “would not decades of tradition for doors. versity of Delaware, in Newark, Del. defense, vouching for his be inclined” to provide his presidential candidates by A spokesman for character and saying it was tax returns to the commit- refusing to release his Mnuchin didn’t immediate- fortable kiss on the back of The statement, his sec- tee. income tax filings during ly respond to requests for merely his old-fashioned her head, nor the three ond, came as some promi- tactile style at issue – noth- An IRS spokesman said his 2016 campaign. He has comment. other women who have nent women and longtime the agency had no immedi- said he won’t release them Mnuchin suggested in ing intentional, and cer- come forward with their allies came to Biden’s tainly nothing sexual. ate comment on Neal’s because he is being audit- testimony to Congress last own stories have accused defense, none more pas- request. ed, even though IRS offi- month that he would pro- But the nature of the the former vice president sionately than former Sen. defense, coming frequently Democrats insist that cials have said taxpayers tect Trump’s privacy if the of sexual harassment. Jean Carnahan of Missouri. obtaining Trump’s tax fil- under audit are free to House Democrats request- but not exclusively from Rather, they’ve described In a series of tweets, she older women, as well as ings falls within their man- release their returns. ed his tax returns. “We will behavior that made them noted Biden’s “human date of congressional over- Trump claimed at a news examine the request and Biden’s own assertion that feel uncomfortable because touch” and praised the way he never felt he was acting sight. Republicans have conference following the we will follow the law ... it invaded their personal he consoled her after she denounced it as a political November election that the and we will protect the inappropriately, raises space, regardless of Biden’s lost her husband and son. some uncomfortable ques- witch hunt and invoked filings are too complex for president as we would pro- intentions. “It was his empathy and privacy concerns. people to understand. tect any taxpayer” regard- tions. Chief among them: If For Biden, of course, the encouragement ... that gave Biden really had no idea “We have completed the The IRS has a policy of ing their right to privacy, stakes are huge: He’s decid- me strength to meet each necessary groundwork for auditing the tax returns of Mnuchin said. what he was doing, is he ing whether to jump into day,” Carnahan, a Demo- simply too out of step to be the crowded field for the crat, wrote. “Yes, I some- his party’s standard-bearer 2020 Democratic presiden- times got a shoulder pat or APNewsBreak: US condemns in the #MeToo era? tial nomination – a field even a head kiss. Joe has a “There’s a bit of ‘not get- that includes a half-dozen deep desire to share in the ting it’ when it comes to the women. lives of others.” ‘broken’ Alabama prison system gender story here,” said Fighting to change the Across the aisle, Repub- Debbie Walsh, director of MONTGOMERY, Ala. a dorm reserved for those ed. Staffing shortages, fed- narrative, he released a lican Sen. Susan Collins of (AP) – Alabama has the with good behavior was eral officials say, are at “cri- the Center for American video statement Wednes- Maine called Biden “just a Women and Politics. “To nation’s deadliest prisons, attacked with a sock filled sis level.” It chronicles day, promising to be more warm, affectionate person.” where violence is “too com- with metal locks. inmate rapes, beatings and me, there’s been a patroniz- mindful of physical bound- House Speaker Nancy ing quality to this, an alpha mon, cruel, of an unusual The Justice Department fatal stabbings at the hands aries. “Politics to me has Pelosi, while bluntly coun- nature, and pervasive” the said inmates endure an of fellow prisoners and male asserting himself always been about making seling him to change his physically, that I think is Department of Justice “extraordinarily high rate decries a management sys- connections, but I will be behavior and “pretend you found Wednesday in a of violence at the hands of tem that undercounts problematic for him.” more mindful about have a cold,” said she did Neither Lucy Flores, the scathing report that said other prisoners” in a sys- homicides and fails to pro- respecting personal space not see his behavior as dis- male inmates are housed in tem that in 2017 had a tect prisoners even when former Nevada politician in the future,” he said. “I qualifying him for a presi- who described an uncom- unconstitutional condi- homicide rate eight times warned of a problem. get it.” dential run. tions. the 2014 figure. The In February 2018, one During a single week in department gave Alabama prisoner was killed the day Alabama’s prison system, 49 days to begin to correct after telling prison officials one inmate bled to death the violations or possibly he’d been threatened in a after being stabbed repeat- face a federal lawsuit. dispute over a cellphone. edly as two others stood “Our investigation In another prison that guard at a dormitory’s found reasonable cause to month, an inmate who’d doors. Another stabbed believe that Alabama fails been repeatedly disci- inmate had to be evacuated to provide constitutionally plined for knife possession by helicopter. A prisoner in adequate conditions and fatally stabbed another that prisoners experience prisoner in a fight. serious harm, including Rapes happen day and deadly harm, as a result,” night in all corners of the Assistant Attorney General prisons – dormitories, Eric Dreiband, who leads cells, showers and recre- the department’s civil ation areas – and are “too CITY OF BESSEMER rights division, said in a often undetected or pre- statement. vented” by prison staff, SUMMER HELP The report lays out in according to the report. The City of Bessemer is soliciting applications for unsparing detail a culture Investigators reviewed temporary Summer Workers, under the direction of violence across the more than 600 reported of the Department of Public Works. Must be state’s 13 prisons for men, inmate-on-inmate sexual which house roughly assaults from late 2016 18 years or older. Interested individuals may obtain 16,000 inmates in danger- through April 2018, the an application in the City Clerk’s office, at the ously understaffed prisons Bessemer City Hall, 411 S. Sophie Street, that are also among the Bessemer, MI 49911. nation’s most overcrowd- ALABAMA — page 8 l THE DAILY GLOBE • YOURDAILYGLOBE.COM THURSDAY, APRIL 4, 2019 3 COMMUNITY Mercer spring tai chi class resuming Watersmeet announces third quarter honor roll MERCER, Wis. – The Mercer tai chi class will begin its spring session on Monday. WATERSMEET – Sophomores 7th Grade Joscelyn Kangas*, Kylie Classes are held each Monday from 9 to 10:15 a.m. at Watersmeet Township Julius Barajas, Alexan- Iycess Brunk, Addison Lester*, Madeleine the Mercer Community Center. The classes are held on a School announced the der Besonen, D Denny, Holland*, Hunter Lester, Mezhoudi, Layla Olds, donation basis. Participants are asked to wear loose com- honor roll for the third Mitchell McGeshick, Kiona Pallin and Haley Nicole Peterson*, Joseph fortable clothing and shoes that tie, and bring a water bot- quarter of the 2018-19 Naomi Nelson and Travis Peterson. Rainey, Kelsey Rogers, tle. school year. Students Romanesko. 6th Grade Gabrielle Runcie, Dylan Tai chi exercise involves slow, smooth, continual achieving all A’s are desig- Freshmen Neena Brunk, Forrest Waupoose*, Maddysun movements that help the practitioner develop strength nated with an asterisk *: Don Hazen and Macy Caron, Sawyer Caron, White, Ayrianna Williams and coordination. The exercise lends itself to all ages and Seniors Poier. Thomas Caron and MyE- and Thalia Williams. abilities. Katelyn Grosso and 8th Grade sha Rainey. 4th Grade Madesyn Jilek. Annabelle Besonen*, 5th Grade Jack Allard*, Charles Area chambers to host customer service Juniors Gavin Peterson and Xavier Barajas, Ava Brightnose* and Maureen program Hailey Pallin. William Snow. Brunk, Anastasia Edwards, McGeshick*. HURLEY – In coordination with the Mercer and Man- itowish Waters chamber of commerce offices and a regional tourism specialist, Jeff Anderson, the Hurley Driving distracted dangerous choice Area Chamber of Commerce is cohosting two programs in May on customer service and hospitality coaching. DEARBORN – Your eyes are on feel it is very dangerous for someone tracted drivers in 2017. While this The first program will be in Mercer on Monday, May the road and your hands are on the to talk on a hand held phone while reflects a 9 percent decrease from 13, at 5 p.m., and the second will be in Hurley on Tues- wheel, but are you still distracted? driving. Despite this, more than half 2016 to 2017, there is still much work day, May 14, at 9 a.m. Research from the AAA Founda- of those surveyed (58%) admitted to to be done. In the last six years, 9.5 The sessions will begin with an update from Kassi tion for Traffic Safety found that talking on a cell phone while driving percent of all fatal crashes involved a Huotari of Copper Peak. potentially unsafe mental distrac- within the past month. distracted driver. Contact the Hurley Chamber of Commerce office to tions can persist for as long as 27 sec- AAA is committed to helping As part of National Distracted sign up for either session at 715-561-4334. onds after drivers use voice-based drivers curb the urge to engage in dis- Driving Awareness Month in April, technology to dial, change music or tracting behaviors behind the wheel. AAA – The Auto Club Group and the send a text message. At 25 mph, Any task that requires taking your Auto Club Group Traffic Safety Foun- Mercer Library sets used book sale drivers travel the length of nearly eyes or attention off-the-road and dation are partnering with The Hertz MERCER, Wis. – The Friends of the Library will host three football fields during this time. hands off-the-wheel can present a Corporation on a campaign that a used book sale April 10-13 during normal library hours AAA urges drivers to put down their dangerous risk on the roadway. That encourages motorists to evaluate in conjunction with National Library Week. phone and avoid distractions when includes changing the radio, pro- their driving habits and take a pledge New items will be added daily. There will be hardcov- behind the wheel, especially now gramming navigation or even enjoy- to stay focused on the road, avoid cell er and paperback books, children’s books, DVDs and during April’s Distracted Driving ing a sandwich. It’s important to put phone use and minimize distractions. music CDs. Awareness Month. aside electronic distractions and To submit their pledge and get more Friday and Saturday, April 12-13, will feature a bag “Most drivers believe that if their never use text messaging, email, details about the campaign, drivers sale. eyes are on the road and their hands video games or internet functions, should visit AAA.com. Proceeds from the sale will benefit the Friends of the are on the wheel, then they are including those built into the vehicle, “Too many drivers use their Mercer Public Library, who contribute funds for projects focused on the drive,” said Adrienne while driving. phones while behind the wheel,” said outside the library’s regular budget. In recent years the Woodland, spokesperson, AAA-The Amy Stracke, managing director of Friends have supported most special programming, pur- Auto Club Group. “But research The Frightening Stats traffic safety advocacy for AAA – The chased new furniture for the Reading Room, installed the proves that there are hidden dangers Between 2012-2017, nearly 20,000 Auto Club Group and executive direc- library’s solar energy system, and purchased special when using a cell phone or in-vehicle people nationwide died in crashes tor of the Auto Club Group Traffic materials like the telescope. technology. Mental distractions last involving a distracted driver, and Safety Foundation. “Our hope is that longer than you think and can cause these numbers are underreported. by taking the pledge to drive safely, School to host open house a dangerous crash.” According to the National High- people will be more committed to HURLEY – Northwoods Christian Academy will be According to a recent AAA Con- way Traffic Safety Administration, staying focused on the road, knowing holding an open house for prospective K-8th grade stu- sumer Pulse study, almost half of there were 3,166 people killed in how easy it is for distracted driving to dents on April 29 and 30 from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. For more Michigan drivers (44%) personally motor vehicle crashes involving dis- become a dangerous habit.” information, call 715- 561 -2545 or 906- 285- 3524 or check Jack Williams to play for Second Sunday folk dance online at northwoodschristian.org. Presque Isle Lions host lobster dinner AMASA – On Sunday, April 14, dance music and instruction until 7 cian for more than fifty years, Jack PRESQUE ISLE, Wis. – The Presque Isle Lions and the Second Sunday Folk Dance series p.m.. The Second Sunday Folk Dance plays concerts week in and week out Lioness will hold its 40th Anniversary live lobster and features Jack Williams heralded by is held at the Fortune Lake Camp in from the sheer love of music and per- prime rib dinner Saturday, April 27 from 4-9 p.m. at Sing Out! as “one of the strongest gui- Crystal Falls. forming. He shines on large stages Skyview Lodge on Highway W, just west of Presque Isle. tar players in contemporary folk.” The music of Jack Williams is root- and has had acclaimed appearances To reserve your spot at this dinner, please contact any His song-writing and performance ed in his native South Carolina, but at the Newport, Boston, Philadelphia, Presque Isle Lion or Lioness member or contact the skills are world class as well. White shaped by a 54-year career of playing and Kerrville Folk Festivals. His Presque Isle Chamber of Commerce at 715-686-2910 or Water will provide the short opening folk, rock, jazz, R&B, classical and musicianship, songs, stories and [email protected]. set starting promptly at 4 p.m. After the popular music of the 30s, 40s and presence have established him as an Lobster tickets and prime rib tickets are available for the concert portion of the evening, 50s. He is counted among the most inspiring and influential performer. purchase. Lobster tickets must be ordered by April 19 to the Front Parlor Dance Band and dynamic performers on today’s folk For more information, check sec- ensure supply as these are flown in from Maine. dance caller Steve Kickert provide music circuit. A professional musi- ondsundayfolkdance.com. Community calendar Arbor Day Foundation offers free trees NEBRASKA CITY, Neb. Day Foundation. “Through tions at the right time for – National Arbor Day is the simple act of planting planting in April or May. Email calendar items and 501 Copper St., Hurley. offices. Friday, April 26, this year, trees, one person can make The 6- to 12-inch trees are community news to Union Station Food Wakefield City Council, [email protected]. Pantry and Northern Food 5:30 p.m., City Hall. and the Arbor Day Founda- a difference in helping to guaranteed to grow or they For more information, call 906- Bank, 10 a.m. to 12:30 p.m., Ironwood City Commis- tion is celebrating the create a healthier and more will be replaced free of 932-2211. 252 E. Ayer St., Ironwood. sion, 5:30 p.m., Memorial annual tree-planting holi- beautiful planet for all of us charge. Alcoholics Anonymous, Building. Thursday, April 4 11 a.m., Salem Lutheran Bessemer Downtown day. to enjoy.” To become a member of Church, Ironwood. area74.org. Development Authority, 5:30 Officials are offering 10 The trees will be the foundation and receive Pickleball, 9 a.m.-noon, Community Pickleball p.m., City Hall, Bessemer. Patterson courts or Ironwood free shade trees to those shipped postpaid with the free trees, visit arbor- Paddlers, 2-5 p.m., Mercer Town of Carey, 6 p.m., Memorial Building. who join the foundation in enclosed planting instruc- day.org/april. School gymnasium. 715-776- Carey Town Hall. Friends of the Library, 4588. April. 9:30 a.m., Carnegie Library, Tuesday, April 9 Alcoholics Anonymous, 7 New members in April Ironwood. p.m., Salem Lutheran Church, Gogebic County Veterans will receive the following Ironwood. area74.org. Pickleball, 9 a.m.-noon, Service Officer, 10:30-11:30 Patterson courts or Ironwood trees: red oak, sugar maple, a.m., Wakefield City Hall; 1-2 Sunday, April 7 Memorial Building. weeping willow, baldcy- p.m., Watersmeet Township; Gogebic County Veterans 2:45-3:15 p.m., Marenisco Alcoholics Anonymous, 1 Service Officer, 9:30-11:30 press, thornless honeylo- Township. 906-667-1110. p.m., closed meeting, Salem a.m., Ironwood Memorial cust, pin oak, river birch, CITY OF BESSEMER Alcoholics Anonymous, Lutheran Church, Ironwood. Building. 906-667-1110. tuliptree, silver maple and noon, Salem Lutheran Church, Mercer Health and Well- Friends of the Mercer red maple. POSITION POSTING Ironwood. area74.org. ness Pickleball, 3-6 p.m., Public Library, 10 a.m., The City of Bessemer seeks a contractor to conduct Code SMART Recovery, 4:30 Mercer Community Center. library, Mercer, Wis. The free trees are part of p.m., 101 E. Mary St., Besse- Gogebic Range Trail Alcoholics Anonymous, the Foundation’s Trees for Enforcement to assist in eliminating our blight problems mer. Authority, 6 p.m., Pit Stop, noon, Salem Lutheran Church, America campaign. through town. Visit our website at cityofbessemer.org for Free Community Dinner, Bessemer. Ironwood. area74.org. “These trees provide details on the position. The City of Bessemer has 5-6 p.m., Wakefield Methodist Narcotics Anonymous, 7 Ironwood Kiwanis Club, budgeted to pay the contractor $20/hour. Potential Church. Public is invited. p.m., Wesley United Methodist noon, Golden Dragon. shade in the summer and ReGeneration Youth, Church, Ironwood. Mercer Lioness Blood vibrant colors throughout contractors can send their qualifications to City of 5:30-6:45 p.m., ages 10-11; Alcoholics Anonymous, Drive, noon – 4 p.m., Mercer the fall,” said Matt Harris, Bessemer, c/o Charly Loper, 411 S Sophie, Bessemer, MI Relentless Youth, 7-9 p.m., 7:30 p.m., Sharon Lutheran Community Center, 2648 W. 49911. Proposals are due Friday, April 26th by 4:00. ages 12-18; Lighthouse Faith Church, Bessemer. Margaret Street, for appoint- chief executive of the Arbor Center, Ironwood. area74.org. ment, call 715-476-3511. Knights of Columbus 4th Bessemer American Degree Pere Menard Assem- Monday, April 8 Legion Post 27, 5 p.m., Amer- CHARTER TOWNSHIP OF IRONWOOD bly 471, 6 p.m. business meet- ican Legion, Bessemer. ing, KC Hall, Ironwood. Men’s Bible study, 8 a.m., Bessemer American Alcoholics Anonymous, Bessemer Housing Communi- Legion Auxiliary Post 27, 5 NOTICE OF PLANNING COMMISSION MEETING/ PUBLIC HEARING ON 6:30 p.m., First Presbyterian ty, community room, 906-667- p.m., American Legion, Besse- PROPOSED RENEWAL OF SPECIAL USE PERMITS FOR THE OPERATION OF 0469. Church, Hurley. area74.org. mer. SAND AND GRAVEL PITS Knights of Columbus Mercer Tai Chi, 9 a.m., Ironwood American Council 1396, 6:30 p.m. busi- Mercer Community Center. Legion Post 5, 5:30 p.m. din- ness meeting, KC Hall, Iron- Iron County Food Pantry, ner, 6:30 p.m. meeting, Memo- Notice is hereby given that the Charter Township of Ironwood Planning Commission will 9 a.m.-4 p.m., 72 Michigan wood. rial Building, Legion club room. conduct a public hearing on April 18, 2019 at 6:00 Pm in the Charter Township Building-Board Government Ave., Montreal, Wis. 715-561- Wakefield VFW Post Bessemer Parks and 4450. 9084, Ladies Auxiliary, VFW Room. Recreation Commission, National Finnish Ameri- Post, 6 p.m.; lunch, 5:30 p.m. 2:15 p.m., City Hall, Bessemer. can Festival Board of Direc- Gathering, Participating tors, 10 a.m., Little Finland, The following Sand and Gravel Pits can apply for renewal of their special use permits for Ironwood Planning Com- and Supporting, 6 p.m., sand and gravel pit operations. Application received by the Planning Commission will be mission, 5 p.m., meeting, Kimball. developmental disability advo- Conference Room 1, second Alcoholics Anonymous, cacy group, Community Mental considered. floor, Memorial Building, Iron- noon, Salem Lutheran Church, Health, Wakefield. 906-229- Ironwood. area74.org. wood. 6170. 1.Rooni Pit-Ruotsala N12451 Black River Rd. 2.Payne & Dolan Inc Operator. at N 13064 Overeaters Anonymous, Alcoholics Anonymous, 7 Friday, April 5 5:30 p.m., All Saints Lutheran p.m., Episcopal Church of the Black River Road Church, Wakefield. Transfiguration, Ironwood. 3. Tiziani Sand & Gravel, LLC at Sec 8 4. Pisco Pit at N11536 Vanderhagen Rd. . Mercer Cribbage, 9:30- Alcoholics Anonymous, 6 area74.org. T48N, R47W Lake Rd. 11:30 a.m., Mercer Senior p.m., Our Lady of Peace Government Center. Catholic Church, Ironwood. Hurley City Council, 5 5. Suvanto Pit at Sec 30, T48N, R46W, 6.Lupino Pit, Pit Rd. Sec. 33 T48, R46 Double Trouble, 11 a.m.- area74.org. p.m., city hall. 7.Pearson Pit, Sec. 8 N48, 47W East of 8. Steiger Pit, Sec 35 48N, 47W Stone Rd. 12:30 p.m., Serenity Center, Aurora Club, 6 p.m. Montreal City Council, Ironwood. monthly membership, Aurora Partridge Lane 5:30 p.m., city hall. 9. Suutala Pit, Sec 4, R47, 47W, Vanderhagen 10. Milestone Materials, N11426 Junet Rd. Mercer Food Pantry, Club, Ironwood. Town of Pence, 6 p.m., noon-1 p.m., Railroad Street, Harbortown AA, 7:30 p.m. Pence, Wis., Town Hall. Rd. Mercer, Wis. Emergencies: EST, Ontonagon United Kimball Town Board, 6:30 715-476-7655. Methodist Church basement, 11. Keweenaw-Ruotsala Pit, Rooni Lane 12. Niemi Pit at Hedberg & Pit Lane p.m., Kimball, Wis., Communi- 13.Lupino Pits Black River Rd 440 acres Alcoholics Anonymous/ next to Holiday gas station, ty Center. Al-Anon, noon, Salem Luther- Ontonagon. area74.org. an Church, Ironwood. Government Wednesday, April 10 area74.org. Gogebic County Road Interested persons desiring to present their views upon the special use permits either verbally or Harbortown AA, 7:30 p.m. Commission, 4 p.m. finance Christian Men of the in writing will be given the opportunity to be heard at the above mentioned time and place. EST, Ontonagon United meeting followed by regular Northland, 6:30 a.m., Uptown Written comments concerning the special use permits may be filed with the Zoning Methodist Church basement, meeting, GCRC office. Cafe, Ironwood. next to Holiday gas station, City of Hurley Finance Mentoring of Moms, 9- Administrator or planning commission chairman at or before such meeting and will become a Ontonagon. area74.org. Committee, 4:15 p.m., city 10:30 a.m., Range Community part of the permanent record of the hearing. Alcoholics Anonymous, hall. Bible Church, Hurley. 715-561- 7:30 p.m., Our Lady of Peace Gogebic-Iron County Air- 4355. The Charter Township of Ironwood will provide necessary reasonable auxiliary aids and Catholic Church, Ironwood. port Board, 4:30 p.m., at the Red Cross Blood Drive, 9 area74.org. airport. a.m. - 2 p.m., Hurley Elemen- services, such As signers for the hearing impaired and audio tapes of printed materials being Saturday, April 6 Bessemer Township tary School. considered at the meeting, to individuals with disabilities at the meeting upon (3 day’s notice) to Board, 5 p.m., Township Hall, Alcoholics Anonymous, the Charter Township of Ironwood, in writing or calling the following: Mary Segalin, Clerk- Ramsay. open meeting, noon, Salem Men’s Breakfast, 8 a.m., Ironwood Township Lutheran Church, Ironwood. N10892 Lake Road. (906) 932-8446. Havenwood Baptist Church, Board, 5:30 p.m., Township area74.org. l 4 THURSDAY, APRIL 4, 2019 OPINION THE DAILY GLOBE • YOURDAILYGLOBE.COM DAILY GLOBE Border getting bad Is there any number of illegal bor- Formally announcing his presi- Sue Mizell, Publisher der crossings into the United States dential candidacy Saturday, Demo- Larry Holcombe, Managing Editor that would strike Democrats as an crat Beto O’Rourke vowed to “find emergency? security by focusing on our ports of As they resisted President entry.” Ports of entry are where the Trump’s efforts to stem the flow of majority of illegal drugs crossing the illegal migrants across the U.S.-Mexi- Byron border are seized, so that is indeed In Their Opinion co border, many Democrats made York important (and why Trump pro- the point that fewer migrants are posed new funding and technology Nessel oversteps coming today than years ago, during for drug detection efforts at the the Bill Clinton and George W. Bush ports). authority in axing laws presidencies. The implication was But the 100,000-plus migrants that today’s situation cannot be an In a matter of months, migrants crossing the border are not waiting Dana Nessel has wasted no time in her first few emergency, because it used to be knew Trump could not stop them at ports of entry. They are walking months in office throwing out or undermining laws worse. from entering the country illegally – across the border in areas with inad- she doesn’t like. But she’s the attorney general, not That doesn’t make sense, of and staying. equate barriers or no barriers at all. the Legislature, and she is abusing her authority. course. One could argue that cross- It should surprise no one that the O’Rourke would not strengthen that The three distinct branches of government exist ings were an unaddressed emergen- numbers headed up again, to security – he has actually said he for a reason, and as part of the executive branch, Nes- cy back then, and that today’s fig- 396,579 in 2018. Now, crossings would tear down some of those bar- sel’s job is not to interfere with law-making. She’s ures, although lower, also qualify as have gone through the roof, with riers. supposed to enforce the laws. an emergency. 76,103 apprehensions in February The only Democrats who will Nessel can advise on the legality of legislation in But now, the border numbers are 2019 and 100,000-plus in March – admit there is a crisis are the ones the works, but she’s taken her role and her partisan- surging back to the bad old days. It numbers that could have come from no longer in office. Recently Jeh ship much further. Her activism is unprecedented in appears that Customs and Border the early- and mid-2000s. Johnson, who was Barack Obama’s Michigan. Patrol apprehended more than And the numbers do not tell the last secretary of Homeland Security, There are several recent examples that demon- 100,000 people in March (the pre- whole story. In the Clinton-Bush said that while in office, he checked strate Nessel’s disregard for legislative authority. cise figure has not yet been years, the overwhelming number of the apprehension figures every day. Last week, Nessel signed a settlement agreement released), a pace that could mean illegal crossers were single, adult Noting that there was a recent day in with the ACLU in an adoption case that will likely more than 1 million apprehensions men trying to avoid detection as they which there were 4,000 apprehen- lead to faith-based placement agencies getting out of this year. sneaked across the border. When sions, Johnson said, “I know that a this important service. For some perspective: According caught, they were quickly returned. thousand overwhelms the system. I The ACLU sued the state in 2017 over its 2015 law to Border Patrol statistics, U.S. So when 1.2 million were caught cannot begin to imagine what 4,000 that protects the religious freedom of adoption agen- authorities caught 1,643,679 people crossing, that did not mean that 1.2 a day looks like, so we are truly in a cies if they choose not to place a child with a same- trying to cross the border illegally million stayed in the United States. crisis.” sex couple. Catholic and other faith-based agencies from Mexico in fiscal year 2000. In Now, however, the nature of the That is something Democrats in are some of the largest providers that contract with 2001, the number was 1,235,718. In flow has changed. Today, the large Congress will not admit. Perhaps the state in finding homes for children in foster care. 2002, it was 929,809. In 2003 it was majority of those caught crossing are they believe doing so would give a Nessel, who is a lesbian and who has represented 905,065. In 2004, it topped the mil- families and unaccompanied chil- victory to Trump, which they cannot gay couples in high-profile cases, openly said she lion mark again, with 1,139,282. In dren. They are not trying to sneak in abide. wouldn’t enforce the 2015 law, so this settlement is in 2005, it was 1,171,396. In 2006, it – they are crossing for the purpose An expanded and strengthened line with her beliefs. was 1,071,972. of giving themselves over to the Bor- border barrier would help in the “This settlement violates the state law protecting After that, due to a combination der Patrol. They do that knowing long run. But in the immediate cri- religious adoption agencies,” stated Lori Windham, of slightly more assertive border U.S. law forbids them being sis, Trump realizes that the U.S. senior counsel at Becket, which intervened in the security policies, plus – far more returned, or separated, or even held must change its policy of giving case on behalf of one of the adoption agencies. important – a massive economic for more than a few days. In short immediate and de facto permanent Nessel should have let the lawsuit play out in the downturn, the number of apprehen- order, they are released into the entry to virtually anyone requesting courts. sions began to fall. They hit a low United States. asylum. A large majority do not have In another case, the attorney general recently point of 327,577 in 2011, leading It seems safe to say that more ille- a valid claim, yet get to stay in the issued guidance that Michigan’s sensible new A-F many in Washington to assume that gal crossers are staying in the U.S. United States anyway. school grading law is in violation of federal educa- the problem – if they ever thought it than in the days of Clinton and “Democrats, working with Repub- tion guidelines. In an attempt to skirt the framework, was a problem – no longer existed. Bush. licans in Congress, can fix the asy- the state Department of Education asked Nessel for Then the number began to creep Yet Democrats steadfastly refuse lum and other loopholes quickly,” advice and counsel in January, and she obliged. back up, to 479,371 in 2014. Then it to recognize that the situation con- Trump tweeted Monday. “We have a Now department officials have an excuse to fur- fell back down in 2017, to 303,916. stitutes an emergency. Instead, they major National Emergency at our ther delay implementation. That was likely due to would-be accuse Trump of making the whole Border. GET IT DONE NOW!” Finally, Nessel is considering whether the state migrants’ fear that newly elected thing up. They call it a “fake emer- It could be done. But doing so Civil Rights Commission was correct to expand the President Donald Trump would get gency” and a “manufactured crisis” would require recognizing the emer- definition of groups protected from discrimination. tough on illegal crossings. But the and every possible variant of those gency at the border as real, not fake, Last year, the commission decided to include sexual courts, resisting Democrats, ambiva- terms. And they reject the idea that and not manufactured. Can Wash- orientation and gender identity, even though the lent Republicans and Trump’s own adding barriers on the border will ington do that? state’s Elliott-Larsen Civil Rights Act doesn’t specify lack of focus, stopped any great decrease the number of illegal cross- Byron York is chief political corre- LGBTQ individuals. progress on the border. ings. spondent for The Washington Examiner. The commission wants Nessel to review an opin- ion from former Attorney General Bill Schuette, who Today in history last year said the panel overstepped its bounds under the law. Nessel, of course, disagrees. “There are probably going to be times when I just By the Associated Press have a fundamental disagreement on the legal inter- Today’s Highlight in History pretation of a particular law, and I will tell you now, On April 4, 1968, civil rights this is one of those times,” Nessel said. leader Martin Luther King Jr., 39, was shot and killed while There are valid reasons for expanding the civil standing on a balcony of the rights law, but that must be tackled through the Leg- Lorraine Motel in Memphis, islature, which authored the act in the first place. Tennessee; his slaying was fol- Republican lawmakers frustrated with Nessel’s lowed by a wave of rioting (Washington, D.C., Baltimore actions don’t have much avenue for recourse, other and Chicago were among than potentially messing with her budget. Pushback cities particularly hard hit.) is most likely to come from impacted parties, such as Suspected gunman James the faith-based adoption agencies, in the courts. Earl Ray later pleaded guilty to In the meantime, Nessel should stay in her lane. assassinating King, then spent the rest of his life claiming he’d –Detroit News been the victim of a setup. On this date In 1841, President William Thought for Today Henry Harrison succumbed to pneumonia one month after his “You can kill a man but you can’t kill an idea.” inaugural, becoming the first —Medgar Evers, U.S. chief executive to die in were killed when a U.S. Air impeached and removed from Fogh Rasmussen the American civil rights activist office. Force transport plane evacuat- office in nearly six decades. alliance’s new secretary-gen- (1926-1963) In 1850, the city of Los ing Vietnamese orphans In 1991, Sen. John Heinz, eral during a two-day, 60th- Angeles was incorporated. crash-landed shortly after take- R-Pa., and six other people, anniversary summit in Stras- Today’s Birthdays In 1917, the U.S. Senate off from Saigon. Microsoft was including two children, were bourg, France. Former Sen. Richard Lugar, R-Ind., is 87. Recording exec- voted 82-6 in favor of declaring founded by Bill Gates and Paul killed when a helicopter collid- One year ago: Saying the utive Clive Davis is 87. Author Kitty Kelley is 77. Actor Craig T. war against Germany (the Allen in Albuquerque, New ed with Heinz’s plane over a situation had reached “a point Nelson is 75. Actor Walter Charles is 74. Actress Christine House followed suit two days Mexico. schoolyard in Merion, Pennsyl- of crisis,” President Donald Lahti is 69. Country singer Steve Gatlin (The Gatlin Brothers) later by a vote of 373-50). In 1976, the film “All the vania. Trump signed a proclamation President’s Men,” starring In 2008, Beyonce and Jay- directing the deployment of is 68. Actress Mary-Margaret Humes is 65. Writer-producer In 1933, the Navy airship USS Akron crashed in severe Robert Redford and Dustin Z were married during a private the National Guard to the David E. Kelley is 63. Actress Constance Shulman is 61. Actor weather off the New Jersey Hoffman as Washington Post ceremony in New York. U.S.-Mexico border to fight Phil Morris is 60. Actress Lorraine Toussaint is 59. Actor Hugo coast with the loss of 73 lives. reporters Bob Woodward and Ten years ago: A gunman illegal immigration. Facebook Weaving is 59. Rock musician Craig Adams (The Cult) is 57. In 1945, during World War Carl Bernstein, had its world killed three Pittsburgh police revealed that tens of millions Talk show host/comic Graham Norton is 56. Actor David Cross II, U.S. forces liberated the premiere in Washington, D.C. officers responding to a more people might have been is 55. Actor Robert Downey Jr. is 54. Actress Nancy McKeon Nazi concentration camp In 1983, the space shuttle domestic disturbance call; exposed in a privacy scandal is 53. Actor Barry Pepper is 49. Country singer Clay Davidson Ohrdruf in Germany. Hungary Challenger roared into orbit on Richard Poplawski was later involving Cambridge Analyti- is 48. Rock singer Josh Todd (Buckcherry) is 48. Singer Jill was liberated as Soviet forces its maiden voyage. (It was convicted of murder and sen- ca, a Trump-affiliated data Scott is 47. Rock musician Magnus Sveningsson (The Cardi- cleared out remaining German destroyed in the disaster of tenced to death. Police in mining firm. After the United gans) is 47. Magician David Blaine is 46. Singer Kelly Price is troops. January 1986.) Washington state found the States said it would impose 25 46. Rhythm-and-blues singer Andre Dalyrimple (Soul For In 1949, 12 nations, includ- In 1988, the Arizona Senate body of James Harrison, who’d percent duties on $50 billion Real) is 45. Country musician Josh McSwain (Parmalee) is 44. ing the United States, signed convicted Gov. Evan Mecham apparently shot to death five of of imports from China, Beijing Actor James Roday is 43. Actress Natasha Lyonne is 40. Actor the North Atlantic Treaty in of two charges of official mis- his children, ages 7 to 16, at quickly retaliated by listing Eric Andre is 36. Actress Amanda Righetti is 36. Actress-singer Washington, D.C. conduct, and removed him their mobile home in Graham. $50 billion of products it could Jamie Lynn Spears is 28. Actress Daniela Bobadilla is 26. Pop In 1975, more than 130 from office; Mecham was the NATO leaders appointed Dan- hit with its own 25 percent tar- singer Austin Mahone is 23. people, most of them children, first U.S. governor to be ish Prime Minister Anders iffs.

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THE CITY of Blight Ironwood has secured From page 1 grant fund- doesn’t mean there aren’t a ing to help few more out there,” he fight blight said. within the Erickson said the city city limits, has an additional including the $220,000 through the removal of State of Michigan from the the property Hardest Hit Blight grant at 238 E. Ayer and he hopes to remove 10 Street, seen to 12 more homes. Wednesday, “Every time we can take that col- one house out of the neigh- lapsed under borhood it’s going to take the weight of that rotten apple out of the the snow barrel,” he said. “The rest load this win- of the barrel stays good ter. and people invest back Bryan Hellios/ into their properties.” Daily Globe

History able for future generations Repairs According to Weingarten, the the Gogebic County Road Commis- in this way gives people an state’s contract with the Gogebic sion. County roads not part of the opportunity to hear a first- County Road Commission means state trunkline also are listed there. From page 1 hand account of the strug- From page 1 that commission workers address are important because they gles and obstacles our fore- Wednesday phone call that the sea- maintenance on “any route that has a Repair levels vary remind us where we came fathers faced when they son started on a bad note. “We had a U.S., M or I label.” Regarding longevity of roads, from. settled here, he said. lot of freeze/thaw cycles in November Locally, that includes U.S. 2, U.S. Weingarten said people often have “Our country was “We’re very excited and December,” he said. 45, M-64, M-38 and M-28, and the misconceptions about how long a founded on principals of about the interest in the In addition, he said, “The condi- contract also calls for the Road Com- repair will last. self reliance and individual oral history project,” tion of the state’s pavements has been mission to plow snow and cut grass “A lot of times, people will see a responsibility,” he said. Jamerson said. “We have declining for several years.” next to those highways. road project will go through, and the Only a few generations several people in their 90’s “We don’t have to tell them specif- road will look nice and black, and ago, people were growing who expressed interest in Limited road funds ically every action they have to take,” they assume it’s a new road,” he said. their own food, building being interviewed.” Beyond that are financial limita- said Weingarten of county workers. And yet, in some cases, he added, houses, crafting furniture, The historical record- tions at every level. “Cities and coun- “They set their schedules for snow- workers simply “mill off” a thin layer canning vegetables and ings are kept in the ties are struggling, just as the state is, plowing, etc. We wouldn’t be able to of the original damaged road and then making their own cheese archives of the IAHS locat- to keep up with limited funds,” said monitor everything.” place a layer of fresh pavement over it. while most young people ed in the depot museum. Weingarten. He added, however, “If we’re noti- “It might give us an extra five to today take running water Due to the varied hours The DOT spokesman claimed fied that there are bad potholes in an seven years,” said Weingarten regard- and electricity for granted, of the museum, staff rec- weather is the biggest issue in creat- area, we will direct county road com- ing the quick fix, whereas a fully he added. ommends calling 906-932- ing potholes. “Water is the real cul- missions to get out and fix them.” reconstructed road can last years Making history avail- 0287 before visiting. prit here,” he said, explaining that it Weingarten said problems with longer, depending upon the level of seeps into pavement cracks and the roads are not the fault of regular traffic and weather wear. freezes, resulting in heaving that traf- traffic. “This is a structural problem,” To report a pothole on a state trun- fic then ruptures into holes. he said. kline, call the DOT hotline at 888- Weingarten said road commis- “We do make efforts to protect the 296-4546 or visit sions in all but three of the U.P.’s 15 roads by issuing weight restrictions www.michigan.gov/pothole. counties have contracts to maintain when they’re most susceptible to “There’s a form that people can “state trunklines” for the DOT in damage,” said Weingarten. use to tell us where the potholes are, each of their own regions. Only Bara- As of March 18, weight limits were and we’ll get in touch with the Road ga, Houghton and Mackinac do not enforced on designated roads. Relat- Commission,” said Weingarten have contracts. ed details are listed on the website of regarding the online option. Lottery

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Nicole and Dena, loved and adored He taught physical James Damien him. Jim enjoyed spending time out- LaBlonde education at doors with his father. Even as a child, 1978 — 2019 Lineville Intermedi- he always had a radiant smile on his ate School, where he face that could light up any room he coached both football and track. Jim entered. Jim was a very happy-go-lucky received his Master of Arts in educa- and energetic boy, who loved playing tional technology from Marian Univer- Associated Press and watching sports. sity in August 2011. Jim positively PEOPLE PHOTOGRAPH actress Lori Loughlin as she arrives at federal court in Jim graduated from Luther L. influenced and mentored thousands Boston on Wednesday to face charges in a nationwide college admissions bribery Wright High School in 1997, where he of students and athletes in the scandal. ran track, and played football and bas- Howard-Suamico district. His passion ketball. He was recently inducted into was teaching and coaching – not only As celebs hit court in bribe the Luther L. Wright High School for his own children, but also thou- Sports Hall of Fame. Jim attended UW- sands of other children in the commu- LaCrosse where he ran track and nity. Jim’s students and athletes will case, 1 parent to plead guilty played football. He earned his bache- never forget how he made them laugh, BOSTON (AP) – A pack- versity of Southern Califor- and fraud, which carries lor’s degree in physical education in how he made them smile, how he aged-food entrepreneur nia. up to 20 years in prison. 2003. While there, he met the love of motivated them to work harder, and from California became the The case – the biggest But first-time offenders typ- his life, Dana Maedke. Dana and Jim how he always had fun. His positive first of the 33 parents college admissions scheme ically get only a fraction of were married on June 17, 2006 at St. attitude, zest of life, contagious smile, charged in the college ever prosecuted by the U.S. that, and experts said some Mark Lutheran Church in De Pere. upbeat personality, and fun spirit will bribery scandal to agree to Justice Department – has parents may avoid prison if God blessed Jim and Dana with three never be forgotten and will be missed plead guilty, disclosing the roiled the world of higher they quickly agree to plead precious children, Easton (11), Lon- by many. deal Wednesday as Holly- education and amplified guilty. don (8) and Livia (5). Jim and Dana Jim is survived by his wife, Dana; wood actresses Felicity complaints the system is Sartorio, the founder of devoted their lives to their children’s children, Easton, London and Livia; Huffman and Lori Lough- stacked in favor of the rich. an organic frozen-food sports and activities. parents, James and Marlene LaBlonde; lin appeared in court along Loughlin, 54, who company, did not appear in with some of the other appeared in the 1980s and court Wednesday, and it Jim enjoyed the outdoors, especial- father- and mother-in-law, Wayne and defendants. ‘90s sitcom “Full House,” is was not clear when the ly spending time with family and Kerry Maedke; sisters, Nicole (Scott) Peter Jan Sartorio, 53, accused along with Gian- Menlo Park, California, friends at “Lost Acre” in Ironwood, Dhein and Dena (Dave) Lundin; sister- was accused of paying nulli of paying $500,000 to businessman would plead Mich. He also enjoyed hunting, fish- in-law, Tara (Bill) Langin; brother-in- $15,000 in cash to have get their daughters admit- guilty. His lawyers did not ing, skiing, snowmobiling, four-wheel- law, Cody (Johanna) Maedke; nieces someone correct his ted as recruits to the USC immediately reply to an ing, golf carting around Moose Creek, and nephews, Jaeger, Abby, Kacie, daughter’s answers on the crew team, even though email for comment. and building campfires with family Tommy, Dylan, Ella, Zachary, Jacob, ACT college entrance neither is a rower. Authori- Other parents charged and friends. Jim was a devoted friend, Jeremiah, Faith and Levi; great-aunt, exam. The exact charges to ties said the couple helped in the case include the for- neighbor, colleague, husband, father Nancy Carlson; and many other rela- which he planned to plead create fake athletic profiles mer co-chairman of an and coach. He loved to make people tives, friends and colleagues. were not immediately clear. for their daughters by hav- international law firm and laugh and smile. Jim had a friendly He is preceded in death by his The two actresses and ing them pose for photos the former head of a Silicon Loughlin’s fashion design- on rowing machines. Valley venture capital firm. disposition that touched many people, grandparents, Robert (Bud) and er husband, Mossimo The Hallmark Channel, Three people have in every facet of his life. He was always Donna LaBlonde, and John and Olga Giannulli, said little during where Loughlin starred in pleaded guilty, including willing to lend a helping hand. Jim was Koski. the brief hearing in a popular holiday movies the admissions consultant, highly respected among his peers, and Visitation will be held on Saturday, packed Boston courtroom and the series “When Calls Rick Singer, and the former the entire student body. Everyone April 6, from 9 a.m. until 1 p.m. at St. and were not asked to enter the Heart,” cut ties with her women’s soccer coach at loved him. Mark Lutheran Church, 2066 a plea. They remain free on a day after her arrest. Yale, Rudy Meredith. The most important thing to Jim Lawrence Drive, De Pere. The funeral bail. Several other parents Huffman, the 56-year- The case set off a furor was spending time with his wife and service will follow with the Rev. John were given similar hearings old former “Desperate over the feverish competi- kids, going on vacations, random Parlow officiating. Expressions of sym- of a few minutes each. Housewives” star, is tion to get into college and weekend getaways, nights out to din- pathy, memories, and photos may be The proceedings came charged with paying the the lengths to which status- ner, and all the little things just as long shared with Jim’s family on his tribute three weeks after 50 people admissions consultant at seeking parents will go. in all were charged with the center of the scheme Many complained that the as they were together as a family. His page at lyndahl.com. taking part in a scheme in $15,000 to have a proctor playing field has long been wife and children were his entire The family wishes to thank the local which parents bribed correct the answers on her uneven, with wealthy stu- world and he was theirs. He was their EMT’s, local police and fire depart- coaches and helped rig test daughter’s SAT. dents enjoying the advan- rock. He devoted his life to taking care ments, friends, family, St. Mark’s scores to get their children Huffman, Loughlin and tages of private schools, of them and ensuring their happi- Lutheran Church and Lyndahl Funeral into some of the nation’s Giannulli have not publicly tutors, test-preparation ness. Home. most selective universities, addressed the allegations. coaches, admissions consul- including Yale, Stanford, They and others are tants and big donations to Randy W. Erickson Sr. Georgetown and the Uni- charged with conspiracy colleges from their parents. IRON MOUNTAIN, Mich. – Randy Jane; and brothers- W. Erickson Sr., 56, of Ironwood, and sisters-in-law, passed away on March 26, 2019, at the Lilette Schwartz, Abelman Clothing Dickinson County Hospital in Iron Danny (Genny) Mountain. Schwartz and Scott & Footwear He was born Aug. 21, 1962, to Floyd Schwartz. He will be and Ruth (Wolf) Erickson in Besse- missed by many. mer. 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Maternal grandparents are Diane Miller of Iron- wood, and Kevin Dean of Wakefield. Paternal grandparents are Nyagoul Makuach Bang Khat and Mukuach Bang Khat, of Akobo Jonglie, South Sudan. Nolan Jo Marquez WOODRUFF, Wis. – Brittany Jade Dean of Marenisco, Mich. and Submitted photo Anthony Joseph Marquez, THE LUTHER L. Wright JROTC Military Ball was held on March 16 at Gogebic Community College. Members of the court include, from left, of Lakewood, Calif. are cadets Melissa Charles, Nycole Leopold, Alyssa Roberts, Queen Jacquelyn Wiemeri, King Joseph Lehto, Cole Brunell, Mark Kreiner and Chase LaBarge. parents of a daughter, Nolan Jo Marquez, born March 22, 2019 at Howard 22-year-old Nebraska state senator breaks stereotypes Young Medical Center. Nolan weighed 8 OMAHA, Neb. (AP) – Julie ka Public Service Commission. Slama is enrolled at the Univer- active participant in legislative pounds, 6.2 ounces and Slama is not your stereotypical However, despite what others sity of Nebraska-Lincoln College of debate and recently guided her bill was 21 inches long at state senator. And she may not be may have assumed, she said she Law and she has been able to amending the expectations and exactly what you expect. was not prompted or urged by the attend a couple of classes – one requirements for American civics birth. Slama is 22 years old; she’s trav- governor to apply for the legisla- that meets in the afternoon after and social studies education in She joins siblings eled to 31 countries, 20 of which tive opening. legislative committee hearings and public schools through a series of Emmerson Mahler and she visited on solo trips. “Two weeks after the election I one in the early morning before compromises and to eventual Bentley Luedtke at home. And while serving long days in decided I wanted to throw my hat in the Legislature convenes – while enactment on a 44-2 vote. Grandparents are Becky the Legislature, she is also going to the ring,” Slama said in an interview. also engaging in researching and And, although she is a Republi- Dean of Marenisco and law school. But she has not seen the sunset writing coursework. can serving in the nonpartisan A self-described “country girl” all that often: Usually, she has been Best estimate is this might take Legislature, she said she has been Felicia and Mark Marquez who grew up outside Peru and tied up in lengthy afternoon leg- six years if she’s elected to a four- impressed by a number of of Upland, Calif. graduated from Auburn High islative committee hearings, which year legislative term in 2020. Democrats, as well as members of School, she’s a graduate of Yale finally wound down last week. Slama will be a candidate in the her own political party. Claire Susan Roeder University, where she majored in Yes, her conservative Republi- 1st District, which is composed of “As a law school student, every WOODRUFF, Wis. – political science with an emphasis can views match up well with five counties in the southeastern day has been a learning experience,” on international relations that those of Ricketts, she said, but corner of the state. At age 22 – she added, perhaps especially Erika and Matt Roeder of included course work in terrorism, here’s something else that might she’ll celebrate her 23rd birthday through her assignment as a mem- Mercer are parents of a the Lincoln Journal Star reported. surprise you: “There will be times May 2 – Slama is the third- ber of the Judiciary Committee. “I daughter, Claire Susan Slama, who was press secretary when I disagree with the governor. youngest senator ever to serve in had to be on my toes every day.” Roeder, born March 19, in Gov. Pete Ricketts’ successful “We represent different groups the Nebraska Legislature. “The people of District 1 want 2019 at Howard Young 2018 re-election campaign, was of people,” she said. “He represents “But I have not had a single someone from Day 1 who will Medical Center. appointed to the Legislature by the the entire state. experience where I’ve been treated advocate for them and serve them,” governor following former Sen. Dan And how is there time for law differently,” she said. she said. “I didn’t come here to just Claire weighed 6 Watermeier’s election to the Nebras- school? Slama has been an early and sit back and watch.” pounds, 14.9 ounces and was 19 1/2 inches long at birth. Loretta Lynn sings with friends at birthday concert Grandparents are Ken and Colleen Roeder of NASHVILLE, Tenn. (AP) – Loretta Lynn was Mercer. honored like country music royalty by country and rock stars alike with gifts of flowers and songs during a concert Monday night celebrat- Smokey Bear ing her upcoming 87th birthday. Lynn, whose birthday is April 14, closed out the all-star concert in Nashville, Tennessee, by celebration singing her signature hit, “Coal Miner’s Daugh- ter,” her first major public performance since suffering a stroke in 2017. set at Mercer The Country Music Hall of Famer sat side- stage at Bridgestone Arena for the show as more Library than a dozen artists came to sing songs from her catalog and sing her praises to a packed MERCER, Wis. – Offi- arena. Keith Urban even popped out of a giant cials with the Wisconsin birthday cake to fulfill a birthday wish for the Department of Natural singer-songwriter from eastern Kentucky. Resources Mercer Ranger Tanya Tucker brought out a bouquet of flow- Station and Mercer Public ers after singing “While I’m Living” with Brandi Library invite the public to Carlile, and Margo Price, who is eight months a program celebrating Mer- pregnant, said she was giving her daughter the cer’s role in creating the middle name Lynn and sang “One’s On the first Smokey Bear costume. Way.” Alan Jackson brought her a single yellow The event will be Tues- rose in a Jack Daniel’s whiskey bottle, which he day, April 23, at 10 a.m. at called “a perfect example of country music.” the Mercer Community Darius Rucker gave a rousing performance Center. of her controversial song released in the 1970s The original Smokey about a woman celebrating birth control, “The Bear head will be returned Pill,” after explaining that no one else had Associated Press to public display at the picked it, so he decided to sing it. Miranda Lam- LORETTA LYNN, center, Tanya Tucker, left, and Crystal Gayle perform at Loretta Lynn’s 87th library, and the event will bert thanked Lynn for “all the advice for when Birthday Tribute at Bridgestone Arena on Monday in Nashville, Tenn. include refreshments, husbands piss you off,” before singing “Don’t wildfire prevention infor- Come Home A Drinking (With Lovin’ On Your Other artists performing during the show Lynn brought along her family members, mation, and a visit with Mind.)” included Garth Brooks, Trisha Yearwood, Little including her children, and her sisters, Crystal Smokey Bear. Jack White, who collaborated on her Gram- Big Town, Lee Ann Womack, Martina McBride, Gayle and Peggy Sue, who also sang for her. The For more information, my-winning album “Van Lear Rose,” kicked up George Strait and more. Other artists like Dolly three-time Grammy winner released a new call the library at 715-476- the volume with her song “Have Mercy,” as Parton, Carrie Underwood and Luke Bryan sent album, “Wouldn’t It Be Great” last year, but she 2366. Lynn smiled and clapped along. her video birthday messages. hasn’t been touring due to her health. Teen donates birthday money to veterans home for past 11 years CAPE GIRARDEAU, Mo. (AP) father served in the National ed nearly $4,500 in donations for courtyard maintenance and continuing on this tradition for – At age 6, Caleb Craft, now 17 Guard for 27 years, so he’s famil- the Veterans Home, which allows upkeep, helped to furnish the as long as he can, especially for as and a junior at Jackson High iar with military service and its these community members to recreational room and other mis- long as he’s still living in the area. School, made his first donation importance. participate in a variety of outings cellaneous recreational activities. “I know when I go off to col- to the Missouri Veterans Home in Caleb told the Southeast Mis- and opportunities. This year, his donation will go lege it may be a little harder, but I Cape Girardeau. sourian that his family members “What most people don’t toward the home’s big fireworks enjoy it,” he said. “I enjoy visiting With his birthday just over a will write monetary checks to the know is that the state only sup- display. with the people, and I think it’s month after the Christmas holi- Veterans Home, and his grand- plies the basic needs for the vet- “We take our veterans out as important. I hope my family day, Caleb explained his parents mother and aunt write neutral erans that live here,” said Kristin much as we possibly can,” Pind members don’t have to end up sat him down and asked him letters he hands out when he Pind, supervisor of volunteer ser- said. “It’s good for them, and it’s there, but if they do, it’s impor- whether there was something drops off his donation. vices at the Cape Girardeau Vet- good for our community to see tant to me that everything’s run else he could do to give back to “Since it’s not my money, I’m erans Home. “So that means they them out and about.” good there.” the community in honor of his just kind of like the middle man,” pay for the building mainte- “(The Veterans Home) runs “I think it’s just been a good birthday, rather than asking for Caleb said. “I’m really thankful to nance, electricity and bills and heavily on volunteers: people deal for us as parents, I think it’s more gifts. my family for giving the money things like that, the food and that give way more than my fami- been a good deal for him and his “We believe that there’s some and the letters and stuff. For me, staff. All of the other fun things ly does,” Chad Craft said. “So to growth,” Chad Craft said. “And simple truths we’re supposed to my favorite part is when I go and that you see that we do, like when be a small part of that is a pretty I’ll tell you, he does things every live by,” said Chad Craft, Caleb’s drop off the donations, getting to we take them out to the casino, neat deal. And I think, again, that day that challenge us to be a little dad. “And one of those things is talk to some of the veterans and when we go fishing, do bingo, perspective you get from that, bit better. The fact that he has helping people and trying to seeing what they do with the anything like that ... that stuff that you do your part in the continued to do this and has make things just a little bit better.” money and it seems like it’s run comes strictly from donations.” greater good and then you get to done it with an open heart, I Caleb’s father served in the really good up there.” Pind said Caleb’s donations see how all that works.” think challenges us to do a little Army for 22 years, and his grand- Since 2008, Caleb has collect- have helped with the outdoor Caleb said he sees himself bit better each day.” l 8 THURSDAY, APRIL 4, 2019 NATION THE DAILY GLOBE • YOURDAILYGLOBE.COM House Judiciary panel approves subpoenas for Mueller report WASHINGTON (AP) — Mueller’s investigation. given Attorney General report they will be able to privacy and reputational the underlying materials The House Judiciary Com- Nadler has not yet said if William Barr until Tuesday see, a fight that could even- interests of peripheral because it is our job, not mittee approved subpoe- he’ll send the subpoenas, to provide an unredacted tually head to court if the third parties.” the attorney general’s, to nas Wednesday for special which would be the first verson to Congress, along two sides can’t settle their Democrats say they determine whether or not counsel Robert Mueller’s step in a potentially long with underlying materials. differences through negoti- want access to all of that President Trump has abused full Russia report as fight with the Justice The Justice Department ation. Democrats have said information, even if some his office,” Nadler said. Democrats pressure the Department over the mate- ignored that deadline, with they will not accept redac- of it can’t be disclosed to The five former Trump Justice Department to rials. Barr telling committee tions and want to see the the public. Nadler said he advisers who could receive release the document with- The Judiciary panel also chairmen in a letter last evidence unfiltered by Barr. will give Barr time to subpoenas are strategist out redactions. voted Wednesday to autho- week that he was in the In the letter last week, change his mind on redac- Steve Bannon, communica- The committee voted 24- rize subpoenas related to process of redacting por- Barr said he is scrubbing tions, but if they cannot tions director Hope Hicks, 17 to give Judiciary Chair- five of President Donald tions of the almost 400- the report to avoid disclos- reach an agreement they chief of staff Reince man Jerrold Nadler, D-N.Y., Trump’s former top advis- page report and it would be ing any grand jury infor- will issue the subpoenas Priebus, White House permission to issue sub- ers, stepping up a separate, released by mid-April, “if mation or classified materi- “in very short order.” He counsel Donald McGahn poenas to the Justice wide-ranging investigation not sooner.” al, in addition to portions also said he is prepared to and counsel Ann Donald- Department for the final into Trump and his person- The vote further esca- of the report that pertain to go to court to get the grand son. Donaldson served as report, its exhibits and any al and political dealings. lates the Democrats’ battle ongoing investigations or jury information. McGahn’s chief of staff underlying evidence or On the Mueller report, with the Justice Depart- that “would unduly “This committee before both left the admin- materials prepared for House Democrats had ment over how much of the infringe on the personal requires the full report and istration. Researchers find more cases of Facebook app data exposure SAN FRANCISCO (AP) developers. 2014, and UpGuard said it — Security researchers have The databases were is not known how long the uncovered more instances from a Mexico-based user details were exposed. of Facebook user data media company called Cul- The discovery comes a being publicly exposed on tura Colectiva, which little over a year after Face- the internet, further under- included more than 540 book’s Cambridge Analyti- scoring its struggles as it million records — like user ca scandal, in which the deals with a slew of privacy comments and likes — and data mining firm affiliated and other problems. from an app called At the with Donald Trump got The researchers from Pool. The researchers said personal data on millions the firm UpGuard said in a passwords stored for At the of Facebook users. blog post Wednesday that Pool were “presumably” for “As Facebook faces the data, which included the app and not for Face- scrutiny over its data stew- user names and pass- book. Still, storing them ardship practices, they Associated Press words, came from two dif- publicly could put people have made efforts to reduce IN THIS June 18, 2015, file photo, prisoners stand in a crowded lunch line during a ferent Facebook apps that at risk if they used the third party access. But as prison tour at Elmore Correctional Facility in Elmore, Ala. The Justice Department stored their data publicly same passwords across dif- these exposures show, the has determined that Alabama’s prisons are violating the Constitution by failing to on Amazon’s cloud services. ferent accounts. data genie cannot be put protect inmates from violence and sexual abuse and by housing them in unsafe Facebook said the databases While the At the Pool back in the bottle,” and overcrowded facilities, according to a scathing report Wednesday that have been taken down. data collection was not as UpGuard wrote in its blog described the problems as “severe” and “systemic.” But the episode illus- large as that for Cultura post. “Data about Face- trates Facebook’s issues Colectiva, UpGuard said it book users has been Alabama Alabama problem has an “One Hot Bay resident with controlling its users’ included plain text pass- spread far beyond the Alabama solution,” Ivey told us that he could still data, especially once it is in words for 22,000 users. bounds of what Facebook said in a statement. hear the prisoner’s the hands of third-party The app itself shut down in can control today.” From page 2 The Southern Poverty screams in his sleep,” the report said, and “did not Law Center shared with report stated. identify a single incident in The Associated Press pho- The findings are the lat- Britney Spears says she’s taking a little ‘me time’ which a correctional officer tos from someone inside est blow to the state’s trou- LOS ANGELES (AP) — or other staff member an Alabama prison that bled prison system. The Britney Spears says she’s observed or intervened.” showed inmates stabbed Justice Department in 2015 decided to focus on self- The prison system doc- and bloody or dead in their ordered changes at the care as she goes through a umented 24 prisoner homi- cells. In one photo, a knife state’s only prison for rough stretch. cides between January sticks out of a man’s back. women. A federal judge in Spears posted 2015 and June 2018, but Other images show what 2017 ruled that the state an image on Instagram the Justice Department appears to be the aftermath has provided “horrendous- Wednesday with the said that high number was of fires set by inmates and ly inadequate” care to men- words, “Fall in love with an undercount: It identi- knives confiscated by offi- tally ill inmates and taking care of yourself. fied three more, and said cers. ordered changes. The same Mind. Body. Spirit.” the state sometimes classi- The Justice Department judge this week is weighing In the caption she wrote fies violent deaths as aris- report said the assaults whether to order the state that everyone needs “a lit- ing from natural causes. and a homicide during a to take immediate action tle ‘me time,’” followed by Alabama Gov. Kay Ivey single week in September after 15 inmate suicides in a smile emoji. said in a statement that the 2017 are “a window into a 15 months. People magazine federal investigation identi- broken system that too “The Justice Depart- reports citing an unnamed fied some of the same often disregards prisoners’ ment hopes to work with source that worries for her issues the state has been safety.” Alabama to resolve the father and the need to help trying to address, includ- In one incident that Department’s concerns,” take care of him after a life- ing the need to hire addi- week in a unit nicknamed Dreiband wrote. The letter threatening colon rupture tional officers to combat the “Hot Bay” for housing included dozens of recom- last year have continued to high rates of violence. inmates with disciplinary mendations, among them take a toll on the pop star. “Over the coming infractions, an inmate bled the immediate hiring of In January, Spears months, my Administra- to death after being 500 new corrections officer announced that she was Associated Press tion will be working closely stabbed while two prison- and eventual addition of putting her planned Las IN THIS June 13, 2017, file photo, U.S. singer Britney with DOJ to ensure that ers stood guard at the dor- up to 1,500 more. Vegas residency — and the Spears performs during her concert in Taipei, Taiwan. our mutual concerns are mitory door. The inmate This year, the prison rest of her career — on hold Spears has decided to focus on self-care as she goes addressed and that we screamed for help as pris- system requested legisla- for the sake of her father. through a rough stretch. She posted an image on remain steadfast in our oners banged on the door tive funding to hire 500 The 37-year-old Spears Instagram Wednesday with the words, “Fall in love commitment to public safe- to try to get the attention of additional corrections offi- has sons aged 13 and 12. with taking care of yourself. Mind. Body. Spirit.” ty, making certain that this officers. cers. DINING OUT IS THE ORDER OF THE DAY

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(AP) "Mark said it was an – Former Green Bay Pack- ugly loss, and it was time ers coach Mike McCarthy to make (a) change," says he was surprised and McCarthy said. "He said stunned at the timing of something about the his firing last December offense and the special and believes his dismissal teams, and he didn't think was handled poorly. it was going to get any bet- McCarthy told ESPN in ter. There was no emotion a story posted Wednesday to it. That was hard." he knew it might be in Packers spokesman trouble if the Packers Aaron Popkey declined to missed the playoffs. But he comment. was fired with four games McCarthy was in his left after the Packers lost at 13th season as coach and home to Arizona, dropping won the Super Bowl in the the team to just 4-7-1. 2010 season. He finished "If we missed the play- his tenure in Green Bay offs, I expected change with a record of 125-77-2. Associated Press might happen," McCarthy McCarthy said he is tak- MICHIGAN STATE guard Cassius Winston holds up the NCAA men's East Regional trophy as he celebrates with said. "But the timing sur- ing a year off but working his team after defeating Duke in Washington Sunday. Michigan State won 68-67. prised me. It couldn't have hard to prepare for a possi- been handled any worse." ble coaching job next sea- McCarthy said he was son. Michigan State's Winston has summoned to a meeting "Time provides the with team President Mark opportunity for reflection Murphy after the loss and and clarity and that's fired in a discussion he where I'm at now," said chance to join Magic and Mateen said was impersonal and McCarthy, who inter- EAST LANSING, Mich. (AP) – Cas- play third-seeded Texas Tech on Satur- and Kyle Ahrens was in and out of the "hard to swallow." He said viewed for the Jets' coach- sius Winston is already in elite compa- day night in the Final Four, hoping to lineup with a back injury before hurting he always tried to be gentle ing job that went to Adam ny. advance and face Virginia or Auburn in his left ankle in the Big Ten Tourna- in releasing players and he Gase. "And it's clear to me The crafty point guard is among a the title game. ment. didn't get the same treat- now that both sides need- handful of Michigan State players to win Johnson, a Hall of Famer, lifted the Coach Tom Izzo, his staff and the ment. ed a change." Big Ten player of the year honors and Spartans to a national championship in team overcame the setbacks. earn a spot on The Associated Press All- 1979 and Cleaves did in 2000. Winston It may have been impossible to over- Pacers handle Griffin-less Pistons America team. And if he can help the acknowledged it would mean a lot to come to loss of Winston. Spartans win two more games, he will him to join the duo in Michigan State He is averaging 37.5 minutes during DETROIT (AP) – Blake Griffin made it through almost also join Magic Johnson and Mateen lore. the NCAA Tournament. Winston was the whole season without a significant injury. Now, as the Detroit Pistons try to hold on to a playoff Cleaves as the school's national champi- "Those are the greats, definitely, got the Most Outstanding Player in the East spot, their star's health is a concern again. onship-winning point guards. to be top two," he said. "So just to be up Region after averaging 19 points and 7.8 Griffin missed a third straight game Wednesday, and the "There's room at the table for Cassius there with those guys, to get a national assists, including a 20-point, 10-assist Pistons were routed 108-89 by the Indiana Pacers. Detroit and I'll even pull the chair out for him championship for this program, that's performance in a win over top-seeded says Griffin has been dealing with a sore left knee. He's personally," Cleaves told the AP on something you can't replace." Duke . He was the only Division I bas- missed just six games this season, but it's not clear when he'll Wednesday, 19 years after he led Michi- The Spartans went into the season ketball player this season to average 18 be available again. Coach Dwane Casey hopes to have him gan State to its second national title . needing to replace Miles Bridges and or more points per game, at least seven back for the team's next game Friday. "I'm excited for him and I think he Jaren Jackson after they entered the assists and shoot at least 40% from the "He's worked the past couple days," Casey said. "Just not deserves it. Having won it, I know how NBA draft as underclassmen. Michigan 3-point line. quite right." it feels and it gets even better as you get State also bid farewell to a trio of role- Since the 1992-93 season, Winston The out-of-town scoreboard had mostly good news for the Pistons. Brooklyn and Miami both lost, so Detroit remained older. No matter what, no one can take playing seniors. is one of just six players from the top six alone in sixth place in the Eastern Conference. But the Nets that away from you and you're a staple Then they lost Joshua Langford in conferences to average at least 18 points and the Orlando Magic are just a half-game behind, and the in college basketball for the rest of your December to a season-ending ankle Heat – who dropped to ninth – are only a game back of the life." injury, Nick Ward for a stretch of games Pistons. The second-seeded Spartans will late in the season with a broken hand WINSTON — page 10 Peralta dominates, Brewers beat Reds 1-0 for sweep CINCINNATI (AP) – Peralta allowed Milwaukee BrewersCincinnati 1, Reds 0 Freddy Peralta threw the only two runners, ab rhbi ab rhbi ball past the free-swinging fanned 11 and threw Gamel cf 3000Winker rf 4000 Cain ph-cf 1010Votto 1b 4000 Reds or got them to hit it 100 pitches, retiring Yelich rf 2000M.Kemp lf 4010 Braun lf 4000E.Sarez 3b 4010 into the air harmlessly. The the Reds exclusively T.Shaw 3b 4000Schbler cf 3000 22-year-old right-hander on strikeouts or Aguilar 1b 2100Detrich 2b 3000 Mstakas 2b 3000Casali c 3010 had a career day and pro- balls hit in the air – H.Perez 2b 0000Peraza pr-ss 0000 vided the Brewers with yet not one groundout. Pina c 4011J.Iglss ss 2000 Arcia ss 2000Puig ph 1000 another close-as-it-gets win. Alex Wilson gave up F.Prlta p 3000Hughes p 0000 Peralta allowed a pair of a walk and a single A.Wlson p 0000L.Cstll p 2000 A.Grrtt p 0000 singles over a career-high in the ninth while Brnhart c 0000 Lrenzen pr 0000 eight innings, and Manny getting his first save. Totals 28 121Totals 30 030 Pina singled home a run "You could feel Milwaukee 010 000 000 —1 Cincinnati 000 000 000 —0 with Milwaukee's only hit both pitchers going DP_Cincinnati 1. LOB_Milwaukee 6, Cincinnati 4. 2B_Cain (2). off Luis Castillo on at it," Peralta said SB_Cain (2), Yelich (1). IP HRER BB SO Wednesday, leading the through a translator. Milwaukee Brewers to a 1-0 victory Pina's RBI single Peralta W,1-0 8200011 Wilson S,1-1 110011 and a three-game sweep. in the second was Cincinnati Castillo L,0-1 711149 The defending NL Cen- Milwaukee's only hit Garrett 110001 tral champions improved off Castillo (0-1), Hughes 100010 HBP_by Castillo (Moustakas). 6-1, two games better than who walked four Umpires_Home, Tony Randazzo; First, Cory Blaser; Second, the start last year, when and struck out nine Jeff Nelson; Third, Laz Diaz. they tied the club record in seven innings. A T_2:33. A_13,439 (42,319). with 96 victories. Five of weird balk set up the run. "He got off to a big lead," the wins have been by one Aguilar reached on a Castillo said through a run, with their pitching one-out walk. The Reds translator. "I saw that and I making the most of an decided to have Joey Votto tried to pick him off. That offense yet to hit its stride. Associated Press play off the base because was my fault. I lost the MILWAUKEE BREWERS starting pitcher Freddy Peralta throws in the first inning This time, the Brewers Aguilar isn't a threat to game in that inning right against the Cincinnati Reds Wednesday in Cincinnati. managed only two hits and steal. Castillo knew Votto there." won anyway. Aguilar, who scored the during the Brewers' loss to ond inning, and Peralta was playing back, but he Pina followed with his "We're in a really good only run. the Cardinals, but he domi- retired his next 20 batters made a pickoff move any- first hit of the season for moment, we've just got to Peralta (1-0) lasted only nated the Reds . Eugenio before Curt Casali singled way and froze, causing a the Brewers' fourth straight keep it going," said Jesus three innings on Friday Suarez singled in the sec- in the eighth. balk. one-run win. N E W S A M S O N Tigers' Boyd carves up Yankees NEW YORK (AP) – The Yankees swung Detroit Tigers 2,New Yankees York 1 over slider after slider from Matthew Boyd, ab rhbi ab rhbi setting a franchise swing-and-miss record. J.Hrrsn 2b 4010LMahieu 3b 4110 Cstllns rf 3100Judge rf 3011 Even when New York connected, the Mi.Cbrr 1b 4000Voit dh 3000 damage mostly blew back in the wrong Goodrum cf 3010Gardner pr-dh 0000 Cndlrio dh 3000G.Sanch c 3000 direction. C.Stwrt lf 3001Torres 2b-ss 4010 Boyd junk-balled through afternoon Mahtook lf 0000G.Bird 1b 4010 Joh.Hck c 3000C.Frzer lf 3010 shadows for a career-high 13 strikeouts, Gor- Mercer ss 3000Tlwtzki ss 1000 don Beckham hit a tiebreaking solo homer in G.Bckhm 3b 3111Wade 2b 3000 the eighth inning and the Detroit Tigers beat Tuchman cf 3000 Totals 29 232Totals 31 151 the hobbled Yankees 2-1 on Wednesday. Detroit 000 100 010 —2 The Yankees struck out 18 times overall, a New York 001 000 000 —1 E_G.Sanchez (4), Mi.Cabrera (1). LOB_Detroit 4, New York 7. team record for a nine-inning game. Many of 2B_Goodrum (4), LeMahieu (2). HR_G.Beckham (1). SB_Castellanos (1), those came on breaking pitches against Boyd Candelario (1), Judge (1). CS_Gardner (1). SF_C.Stewart (1). IP HRER BB SO , a left-hander who became the first Tigers Detroit pitcher to open a season with consecutive Boyd 6 1-3 511313 Farmer W,1-0 2-3 00002 double-digit strikeout games since at least Jimenez H,1 100012 1908. Greene S,4-4 100001 "He had all of his stuff going," Detroit New York Loaisiga 411134 manager Ron Gardenhire said. "His fastball Holder 210002 going, his slider and everything. Green L,0-1 211101 Britton 100001 "It's not about just the shadows, but that Umpires_Home, Jeremie Rehak; First, Pat Hoberg; Second, Gerry Davis; made it tough for everybody. You use it. You Third, Brian Knight. use what you can as a pitcher." T_2:37. A_33,038 (47,309). A year after winning 100 games, New – shortstop Troy Tulowitzki was pulled with York has opened by dropping two of three to a strained left calf, apparently injured hitting Submitted photo both the Baltimore Orioles and Tigers, teams a popup in the second inning. RYLEE NICOLETTI of South Shore High School signs her National Letter of Intent to that combined for 213 losses last season. Beckham connected off reliever Chad attend Gogebic Community College and play basketball for the Samsons. Pictured New York already has 10 players on the with Rylee are her parents, Melissa and Timothy. injured list and expects to soon add another TIGERS — page 10 l 10 THURSDAY, APRIL 4, 2019 SPORTS THE DAILY GLOBE • YOURDAILYGLOBE.COM Daily Globe Scoreboard

Seitu Smith quarterbacks coach and Pittsburgh 80 43 2611 97 266 236 Philadelphia 8, Washington 2 NCAA Men’s Final Paul Frisone coodinator of football Carolina 80 44 29 7 95 238 219 N.Y. Mets 6, Miami 5 operations and player personnel. Columbus 80 45 31 4 94 249 228 Tampa Bay 4, Colorado 0 At U.S. FourBank Stadium EMORY & HENRY — Named Philadelphia80 37 35 8 82 238 270 Arizona 8, San Diego 5 Minneapolis Anne Crutchfield director of athlet- N.Y. Rangers8031 3613 75 221 266 L.A. Dodgers 6, San Francisco 5 National Semifinals ics. New Jersey 80 30 4010 70 217 269 Wednesday's Games Saturday, April 6 Milwaukee 1, Cincinnati 0 Virginia (33-3) vs. Auburn (30-9), FAIRFIELD — Named Jay Young WESTERN CONFERENCE Washington 9, Philadelphia 8 6:09 p.m. men's basketball coach. Central Division Colorado 1, Tampa Bay 0, 11 Michigan State (32-6) vs. Texas HOFSTRA — Singed men's bas- GP WLOTPts GF GA x-Winnipeg 80 46 30 4 96 266 239 innings Tech (30-6), 40 minutes after first ketball coach Joe Mihalich to a con- x-Nashville 80 45 29 6 96 232 210 San Diego 4, Arizona 1 game tract extension through the 2023-24 season. x-St. Louis 79 43 28 8 94 234 214 N.Y. Mets 6, Miami 4 National Championship NORTH CAROLINA — Fresh- x-Dallas 80 42 31 7 91 206 196 St. Louis 5, Pittsburgh 4, 10 Monday, April 8 Colorado 80 37 2914 88 255 239 innings Semifinal winners, TBA man G Coby White declared for the NBA draft. Minnesota 80 37 34 9 83 211 231 Atlanta 6, Chicago Cubs 4 NCAA Women’s PENN STATE — Named Carolyn Chicago 79 34 3312 80 258 283 San Francisco at L.A. Dodgers Final Four Kieger women's basketball coach. Pacific Division Thursday's Games All Times EDT ST. NORBERT — Announced it GP WLOTPts GF GA San Diego at St. Louis, ppd. At Tampa, Fla. is joining the Northern Athletics Col- z-Calgary 80 50 23 7107287 221 Washington (TBD) at N.Y. Mets National Semifinals legiate Conference. x-San Jose 80 44 27 9 97 281 257 (Syndergaard 0-0), 1:10 p.m. Friday, April 5 TEMPLE — Named Monté Ross x-Vegas 80 43 30 7 93 246 221 Cincinnati (Mahle 0-0) at Pitts- Baylor (35-1) vs. Oregon (33-4), 7 associate head men's basketball Arizona 80 38 34 8 84 207 218 burgh (Lyles 0-0), 7:05 p.m. p.m. coach. Vancouver 80 35 3510 80 221 248 Chicago Cubs (Darvish 0-0) at UConn (35-2) vs. Notre Dame TENNESSEE — Junior G Jordan Edmonton 80 34 37 9 77 227 270 Atlanta (Fried 0-0), 7:20 p.m. (34-3), 9:30 p.m. Bone declared for the NBA draft. Anaheim 80 33 3710 76 191 248 Friday's Games National Championship VANDERBILT — Freshman F/C Los Angeles80 30 41 9 69 195 256 L.A. Dodgers at Colorado, 4:10 Sunday, April 7 Simisola Shittu declared for the NBA NOTE: Two points for a win, one p.m. Semifinal winners, 6 p.m. draft. point for overtime loss. Top three San Diego at St. Louis, 4:15 p.m. VIRGINIA TECH — Announced teams in each division and two wild Tampa Bay at San Francisco, Men’sAll Times NITEDT men's basketball coach Buzz cards per conference advance to 4:35 p.m. Semifinals Williams is leaving to take the same playoffs. Cincinnati at Pittsburgh, 7:05 At Madison Square Garden position at Texas A&M. x-clinched playoff spot p.m. New York z-clinched conference Minnesota at Philadelphia, 7:05 Tuesday, April 2 All TimesNBA EDT Tuesday's Games p.m. Lipscomb 71, Wichita State 64 EASTERN CONFERENCE Nashville 3, Buffalo 2 Boston at Arizona, 7:10 p.m. Texas 58, TCU 44 Atlantic Division Boston 6, Columbus 2 Miami at Atlanta, 7:20 p.m. Championship W L Pct GB Carolina 4, Toronto 1 Chicago Cubs at Milwaukee, 8:10 At Madison Square Garden y-Toronto 56 23 .709 — Montreal 4, Tampa Bay 2 p.m. New York x-Philadelphia 49 29 .628 6½ Detroit 4, Pittsburgh 1 Thursday, April 4 x-Boston 47 32 .595 9 Minnesota 5, Winnipeg 1 TODAY'S MAJOR Dallas 6, Philadelphia 2 Lipscomb (29-7) vs. Texas (20- Brooklyn 39 40 .494 17 LEAGUEAMERICAN LEADERS LEAGUE 16), 7 p.m. New York 15 63 .192 40½ Colorado 6, Edmonton 2 BATTING_CSantana, Cleveland, Southeast Division Los Angeles 3, Arizona 1 Frozen Four .471; Moncada, Chicago, .450; All Times EDT WLPct GB Vancouver 4, San Jose 2 LeMahieu, New York, .438; Mancini, At KeyBank Center Orlando 39 40 .494 — Wednesday's Games Baltimore, .417; Mondesi, Kansas Buffalo, N.Y. Miami 38 40 .487 ½ Ottawa 4, N.Y. Rangers 1 City, .409; Beckham, Seattle, .379; National Semifinals Charlotte 36 42 .462 2½ St. Louis at Chicago Andrus, Texas, .375; Garcia, Chica- Thursday, April 11 Washington 32 47 .405 7 Calgary at Anaheim go, .368; Martinez, Boston, .360; Providence (24-11-6) vs. Min- Atlanta 29 50 .367 10 Thursday's Games Chapman, Oakland, .345. nesota Duluth (27-11-2), 5 p.m. Central Division N.Y. Islanders at Florida, 7 p.m. RUNS_Moncada, Chicago, 9; Denver (24-11-5) vs. UMass (30- WLPct GB Ottawa at Buffalo, 7 p.m. Beckham, Seattle, 8; Healy, Seattle, 9-0, 8:30 p.m. y-Milwaukee 58 20 .744 — New Jersey at Carolina, 7 p.m. 8; Bruce, Seattle, 7; AGordon, National Championship x-Indiana 47 32 .595 11½ Montreal at Washington, 7 p.m. Kansas City, 7; DSantana, Seattle, Saturday, April 13 Detroit 39 39 .500 19 Detroit at Pittsburgh, 7 p.m. 7; 7 tied at 6. Semifinal winners, 8 p.m. Chicago 22 57 .278 36½ Tampa Bay at Toronto, 7 p.m. RBI_DSantana, Seattle, 11; Cleveland 19 59 .244 39 Boston at Minnesota, 8 p.m. Davis, Oakland, 9; Beckham, Seat- Philadelphia at St. Louis, 8 p.m. TransactionsBASEBALL WESTERN CONFERENCE tle, 8; Bruce, Seattle, 8; Mancini, Vancouver at Nashville, 8 p.m. MAJOR LEAGUE BASEBALL — Southwest Division Baltimore, 8; Abreu, Chicago, 7; Winnipeg at Colorado, 9 p.m. Promoted Matt Bourne to senior vice WLPct GB Cabrera, Texas, 7; Martinez, San Jose at Edmonton, 9 p.m. president/communications. y-Houston 50 28 .641 — Boston, 7; Mazara, Texas, 7; 5 tied Arizona at Vegas, 10 p.m. MLB/MLBPA — Announced the x-San Antonio 45 33 .577 5 at 6. Friday's Games resignation of executive director of New Orleans 32 47 .405 18½ HITS_Beckham, Seattle, 11; Columbus at N.Y. Rangers, 7 the Baseball Tomorrow Fund Cathy Memphis 31 46 .403 18½ Chapman, Oakland, 10; Haniger, p.m. Bradley. Dallas 31 46 .403 18½ Seattle, 10; Mancini, Baltimore, 10; Dallas at Chicago, 8:30 p.m. American League Northwest Division DSantana, Seattle, 10; Semien, Los Angeles at Anaheim, 10 p.m. BALTIMORE ORIOLES — Desig- WLPct GB Oakland, 10; 6 tied at 9. Saturday's Games nated RHP Pedro Araujo for assign- x-Denver 51 26 .662 — DOUBLES_Healy, Seattle, 6; Associated Press Tampa Bay at Boston, 1 p.m. ment. Selected the contract of RHP x-Portland 49 28 .636 2 Goodrum, Detroit, 4; Haniger, Seat- Vancouver at St. Louis, 4 p.m. Matt Wotherspoon from Norfolk (IL) x-Utah 47 30 .610 4 tle, 4; 10 tied at 3. A PORTION of the rook is darkened with curtains as U.S. Bank Stadium in Min- Buffalo at Detroit, 7 p.m. and optioned him back to Norfolk. x-Oklahoma City45 33 .577 6½ TRIPLES_Mondesi, Kansas City, N.Y. Rangers at Pittsburgh, 7 neapolis prepares for the Final Four last month. CHICAGO WHITE SOX — Minnesota 34 43 .442 17 3; 10 tied at 1. p.m. Placed SS Tim Anderson on paterni- Pacific Division HOME RUNS_Davis, Oakland, 5; N.Y. Islanders at Washington, 7 ty leave. Recalled RHP Jose Ruiz WLPct GB Beckham, Seattle, 3; Bruce, Seattle, p.m. from Charlotte (IL). y-Golden State 53 24 .688 — 3; Cabrera, Texas, 3; Chapman, New Jersey at Florida, 7 p.m. Light-filled stadium creates CLEVELAND INDIANS — x-L.A. Clippers 47 31 .603 6½ Oakland, 3; Grichuk, Toronto, 3; Columbus at Ottawa, 7 p.m. Released RHP Ben Taylor. Signed Sacramento 38 40 .487 15½ Mancini, Baltimore, 3; DSantana, Carolina at Philadelphia, 7 p.m. manager Terry Francona to a two- L.A. Lakers 35 43 .449 18½ Seattle, 3; 11 tied at 2. Toronto at Montreal, 7 p.m. year contract extension. Phoenix 18 60 .231 35½ STOLEN BASES_DGordon, x-clinched playoff spot Chicago at Nashville, 8 p.m. complex Final Four conversion KANSAS CITY ROYALS — Des- Seattle, 4; Pham, Tampa Bay, 3; Minnesota at Dallas, 8 p.m. ignated RHP Chris Ellis for assign- y-clinched division Merrifield, Kansas City, 2; Nunez, Winnipeg at Arizona, 10 p.m. ment. Selected the contract of RHP Tuesday's Games Boston, 2; DSantana, Seattle, 2; MINNEAPOLIS (AP) – The losses last kickoff of the Super Bowl, enough sunlight Edmonton at Calgary, 10 p.m. Homer Bailey from Omaha (PCL). Oklahoma City 119, L.A. Lakers Smith, Seattle, 2; 19 tied at 1. Vegas at Los Angeles, 10:30 p.m. weekend by Duke, Gonzaga, Kentucky and can stream in to make a television viewer do NEW YORK YANKEES — Rein- 103 PITCHING_Gonzales, Seattle, 3- Colorado at San Jose, 10:30 p.m. sted LHP CC Sabathia from the sus- San Antonio 117, Atlanta 111 0; Edwards, Cleveland, 2-0; Fiers, Purdue pulled the curtains on their sea- a double-take and wonder for a second if pended list and placed him on the Houston 130, Sacramento 105 American League Oakland, 2-1; Kelley, Texas, 2-0; sons, one painful game short of the Final the game is actually being played in Arizona 10-day IL. Recalled RHP Jonathan Golden State 116, Denver 102 All Times EDT Shoemaker, Toronto, 2-0; 20 tied at Loaisiga from Scranton/Wilkes- Wednesday's Games East Division 1. Four. or Florida. Barre (IL). Chicago 115, Washington 114 WLPct GB ERA_Clevinger, Cleveland, 0.00; SEATTLE MARINERS — Indiana 108, Detroit 89 Tampa Bay 52.714 — German, New York, 0.00; Hess, Bal- Those teams that made it to Minneapolis "That's what makes this building unique. Optioned RHP Nick Rumbleow to Orlando 114, New York 100 Baltimore 42.667 ½ timore, 0.00; Moore, Detroit, 0.00; ? The guys from Michigan State, Texas Tech, That's what makes it beautiful. That's what Tacoma (PCL). Transferred RHP Atlanta 130, Philadelphia 122 Toronto 34.429 2 Pineda, Minnesota, 0.00; Shoemak- Hunter Strickland to the 60-day IL. Boston 112, Miami 102 New York 24.333 2½ er, Toronto, 0.00; Zimmermann, Auburn and Virginia will be greeted, literal- really makes it the gold standard in the Sent RHP Shawn Armstrong to Toronto 115, Brooklyn 105 Boston 15.167 3½ Detroit, 0.66; Bauer, Cleveland, ly, by giant drapes inside the building where NFL. Unfortunately, that is also what makes Tacoma (PCL) for a rehab assign- Charlotte 115, New Orleans 109 Central Division 1.29; Chirinos, Tampa Bay, 1.29; ment. Minnesota at Dallas WLPct GB Nova, Chicago, 1.29. the 2019 champion will be determined. it very complex for us," said Patrick Talty, TEXAS RANGERS — Traded San Antonio at Denver Minnesota 41.800 — STRIKEOUTS_Boyd, Detroit, 23; Yes, the bigger and fancier the site, the the general manager for stadium operator RHP Connor Sadzeck to Seattle for Memphis at Portland Detroit 43.571 1 Cole, Houston, 19; Snell, Tampa RHP Grant Anderson. Utah at Phoenix Chicago 23.400 2 Bay, 16; Rodon, Chicago, 15; Shoe- more complicated the conversion. From the SMG. "Because of that competitive nature, TORONTO BLUE JAYS — Houston at L.A. Clippers Cleveland 23.400 2 maker, Toronto, 15; Berrios, Min- Recalled OF Anthony Alford from Thursday's Games Kansas City 23.400 2 nesota, 14; Morton, Tampa Bay, 14; extra speakers to the special center-hung needing the light to be the same for all Buffalo (IL). Milwaukee at Philadelphia, 8 p.m. West Division Verlander, Houston, 13; 3 tied at 12. scoreboard to the temporary blinds at U.S. teams in all situations, we then have to take National League Cleveland at Sacramento, 10 W L Pct GB NATIONAL LEAGUE CHICAGO CUBS — Agreed to p.m. Seattle 71.875 — BATTING_Albies, Atlanta, .500; Bank Stadium, turning a football-sized our biggest asset away." terms with INF David Bote on a five- Golden State at L.A. Lakers, Texas 42.667 2 Harper, Philadelphia, .500; Wong, venue into a basketball-friendly facility has To keep the glare off the TV cameras and year contract for 2020-24. 10:30 p.m. Oakland 53.625 2 St. Louis, .476; Ramos, New York, SAN DIEGO PADRES — Trans- Friday's Games Houston 25.286 4½ .474; Rendon, Washington, .474; become quite the project. out of the eyes of the free-throw shooters, a ferred RHP Jacob Nix to the 60-day Atlanta at Orlando, 7 p.m. Los Angeles 15.167 5 DPeralta, Arizona, .455; Pederson, That's fitting, of course, because the darkening plan is mandated for each bid- IL, retroactive to Monday, April 1. San Antonio at Washington, 7 Tuesday's Games Los Angeles, .438; Bellinger, Los WASHINGTON NATIONALS — p.m. Detroit 3, N.Y. Yankees 1 Angeles, .429; Contreras, Chicago, Final Four has become quite the event. ding venue. There is no issue for many of Placed SS Trea Turner on the 10- Toronto at Charlotte, 7 p.m. Baltimore 2, Toronto 1 .429; Freeman, Atlanta, .412. day IL. Recalled SS Adrian Sanchez Boston at Indiana, 8 p.m. Tampa Bay 4, Colorado 0 RUNS_Bellinger, Los Angeles, 8; "People have said, 'It's a game for an them, but at U.S. Bank Stadium, this sleek, from Fresno (PCL). Optioned Jake Detroit at Oklahoma City, 8 p.m. Texas 6, Houston 4 Pederson, Los Angeles, 8; DPeralta, arena,' but trying to go back at this point on steep and ship-shaped $1.1 billion home of Noll to Fresno. Miami at Minnesota, 8 p.m. Minnesota 5, Kansas City 4, 10 Arizona, 7; Wong, St. Louis, 7; BASKETBALL New York at Houston, 8 p.m. innings Yelich, Milwaukee, 7; McCutchen, the opportunities? Instead of giving approx- the Minnesota Vikings, there is 460,000 National Basketball Association Memphis at Dallas, 8:30 p.m. Oakland 1, Boston 0 Philadelphia, 6; Rendon, Washing- imately 5,000 tickets to each school, they'd square feet to cover. SACRAMENTO KINGS — Sacramento at Utah, 9 p.m. Seattle 2, L.A. Angels 1 ton, 6; Segura, Philadelphia, 6; 13 Recalled G BJ Johnson from Lake- New Orleans at Phoenix, 10 p.m. Wednesday's Games tied at 5. be receiving far less than that, and then The $4.6 million project, covered by the land (NBAGL). Cleveland at Golden State, 10:30 Chicago White Sox 8, Cleveland RBI_Bellinger, Los Angeles, 12; you've got all of the membership, the other building's capital improvement fund, was FOOTBALL p.m. 3 Franco, Philadelphia, 8; Gold- National Football League L.A. Lakers at L.A. Clippers, Colorado 1, Tampa Bay 0, 11 schmidt, St. Louis, 8; Yelich, Mil- schools that want access and the general so big the Minnesota Sports Facilities ATLANTA FALCONS — Signed 10:30 p.m. innings waukee, 8; Alonso, New York, 7; 7 S Kemal Ishmael and G Adam Get- Portland at Denver, 10:30 p.m. Minnesota 7, Kansas City 6 tied at 6. public," said L.J. Wright, the NCAA's direc- Authority split it between two manufactur- tis to one-year contracts. Saturday's Games Detroit 2, N.Y. Yankees 1 HITS_DPeralta, Arizona, 15; tor of men's basketball championships. ers: theater-style curtains for the front and BUFFALO BILLS — Agreed to Brooklyn at Milwaukee, 5 p.m. Toronto 5, Baltimore 3 Bellinger, Los Angeles, 12; Jones, terms with G Quinton Spain on a Philadelphia at Chicago, 8 p.m. Texas 4, Houston 0 Arizona, 12; Wong, St. Louis, 10; 10 "The demand is still here, and so we want to sailboat-like textile for the roof . Just one of Boston at Oakland one-year contract. Pacers-Pistons, Box tied at 9. expose and help grow the game through the custom-made ceiling darkening panels CHICAGO BEARS — Re-signed INDIANA (108) Thursday's Games DOUBLES_DPeralta, Arizona, 7; LS Patrick Scales to a one-year con- Bogdanovic 7-15 3-4 17, Young Seattle at Chicago White Sox, Alonso, New York, 4; Ahmed, Ari- that exposure." is 10 feet wide and up to 370 feet long. The tract. 9-15 1-1 21, Turner 6-9 5-7 17, ppd. zona, 3; Freeman, Atlanta, 3; Her- When the NCAA first began using an "in- setup took five to seven days for 20 to 25 CLEVELAND BROWNS — Joseph 2-8 2-2 6, Evans 1-13 4-6 6, Kansas City (Junis 1-0) at Detroit rera, Philadelphia, 3; Jones, Ari- Signed TE/FB Orson Charles. McDermott 6-7 0-1 14, Sabonis 7-12 (Turnbull 0-1), 1:10 p.m. zona, 3; Robles, Washington, 3; the-round" seating configuration at Ford workers, with a similar timeframe for tear- OAKLAND RAIDERS — Signed 1-1 15, Leaf 2-2 0-0 5, Holiday 3-11 N.Y. Yankees (Paxton 0-1) at Yelich, Milwaukee, 3; Zagunis, WR Ryan Grant. 0-0 7. Totals 43-92 16-22 108. Baltimore (Cobb 0-0), 3:05 p.m. Chicago, 3; 16 tied at 2. Field in Detroit in 2009, where the court is down. Alliance of American Football DETROIT (89) Boston (Rodriguez 0-1) at Oak- TRIPLES_Dahl, Colorado, 1; placed on the middle of the turf instead of The cost of the blinds and the altering of AAF — Announced it has sus- Brown 0-3 0-0 0, Maker 0-4 2-2 2, land (Anderson 1-0), 3:37 p.m. Gonzalez, Pittsburgh, 1; Hernandez, pended operations. Drummond 11-16 6-11 28, Jackson Toronto (Sanchez 1-0) at Cleve- Philadelphia, 1; Inciarte, Atlanta, 1; in one of the corners and the entire bowl is the building's identity have prompted some HOCKEY 6-13 1-2 16, Ellington 9-16 1-1 24, land (Bauer 0-0), 6:10 p.m. Marte, Arizona, 1; McNeil, New used, the minimum-capacity requirement complaints from the public, but the blinds National Hockey League Leuer 0-0 0-0 0, Pachulia 0-1 0-0 0, Texas (Volquez 0-0) at L.A. York, 1; Rosario, New York, 1; ANAHEIM DUCKS — Reas- Galloway 1-11 3-4 6, Smith 1-7 1-2 Angels (Harvey 0-0), 10:07 p.m. Wong, St. Louis, 1. for a Final Four was raised to 60,000 seats. will be reused for concerts and conventions signed C Chase De Leo, RW Kiefer 3, Kennard 3-9 2-2 10. Totals 31-80 Friday's Games HOME RUNS_Bellinger, Los That whittled the candidate pool to the and are expected to last for the life of the sta- Sherwood and D Jake Dotchin to 16-24 89. Seattle at Chicago White Sox, Angeles, 5; Goldschmidt, St. Louis, San Diego (AHL). Indiana 18 26 34 30 — 108 2:10 p.m. 4; Yelich, Milwaukee, 4; Franco, 10 climate-controlled NFL-level venues, dium, MSFA chairman Michael Vekich said. ARIZONA COYOTES — Detroit 15 21 26 27 — 89 Tampa Bay at San Francisco, Philadelphia, 3; Harper, Philadel- Recalled G Adin Hill from Tucson 3-Point Goals_Indiana 6-21 4:35 p.m. phia, 3; Jones, Arizona, 3; Peder- which had been sprinkled into the rotation For now, the fabric will help transform (AHL). (McDermott 2-3, Young 2-5, Leaf 1- Minnesota at Philadelphia, 7:05 son, Los Angeles, 3; Walker, Ari- throughout the 1980s and 1990s until the the colossal structure into an environment CALGARY FLAMES — Recalled 1, Holiday 1-3, Sabonis 0-1, Turner p.m. zona, 3; Wong, St. Louis, 3; 16 tied C Dillon Dube from Stockton (AHL) 0-1, Bogdanovic 0-3, Evans 0-4), Boston at Arizona, 7:10 p.m. at 2. last NBA-sized host was used in East as close to an on-campus arena as possible, on an emergency basis. Detroit 11-41 (Ellington 5-12, Jack- Toronto at Cleveland, 7:10 p.m. STOLEN BASES_Turner, Wash- Rutherford, New Jersey, in 1996. There are if that's possible for an event that has aver- COLORADO AVALANCHE — son 3-7, Kennard 2-6, Galloway 1-8, Oakland at Houston, 8:10 p.m. ington, 4; Ahmed, Arizona, 2; Albies, Recalled G Joe Cannata from Utah Brown 0-1, Maker 0-3, Smith 0-4). Texas at L.A. Angels, 10:07 p.m. Atlanta, 2; Broxton, New York, 2; currently only 10 covered stadiums big aged about 72,800 fans in attendance over (ECHL) to Colorado (AHL). Fouled Out_None. Rebounds_Indi- National League Baez, Chicago, 2; Cain, Milwaukee, enough in the entire country to bid. the last 10 years. OTTAWA SENATORS — ana 44 (Sabonis 13), Detroit 46 All Times EDT 2; Marte, Arizona, 2; Myers, San Assigned F Aaron Luchuk from (Drummond 19). Assists_Indiana 31 East Division Diego, 2; Wong, St. Louis, 2; 16 tied Nestled into a compact downtown, filled Putting 600 students from each school in Belleville (AHL) to Brampton (Joseph 12), Detroit 21 (Smith 7). WLPct GB at 1. (ECHL). Total Fouls_Indiana 18, Detroit 25. New York 51.833 — PITCHING_Chacin, Milwaukee, with state-of-the-art amenities and fresh $40 floor seats behind each basket was one SAN JOSE SHARKS — Signed Technicals_Indiana coach Pacers Philadelphia 41.800 ½ 2-0; Doolittle, Washington, 2-0; from holding the Super Bowl 14 months way the NCAA has tried to increase the G Andrew Shortridge to a one-year (Defensive three second), Drum- Atlanta 23.400 2½ Gant, St. Louis, 2-0; Lucchesi, San contract and assigned him to San mond. A_18,984 (20,491). Washington 23.400 2½ Diego, 2-0; Ryu, Los Angeles, 2-0; ago, U.S. Bank Stadium fits the bill. The not- energy, along with subtly amplified noise Jose (AHL) on an amateur tryout for Miami 25.286 3½ deGrom, New York, 2-0; 19 tied at 1. quite-3-year-old facility's defining feature, for seats that are the farthest from the court the remainder of the season. All TimesNHL EDT Central Division ERA_Alcantara, Miami, 0.00; COLLEGE EASTERN CONFERENCE WLPct GB Archer, Pittsburgh, 0.00; Eflin, though, created an additional challenge for so the swishes, clangs and squeaks can still NCAA — Granted a waiver to Atlantic Division Milwaukee 61.857 — Philadelphia, 0.00; Lucchesi, San the host. The skyline-facing front of the be audible. Indiana freshman QB Jack Tuttle to GP WLOTPts GF GA St. Louis 33.500 2½ Diego, 0.00; Newcomb, Atlanta, play next season. z-Tampa Bay8060 16 4124316 218 Pittsburgh 13.250 3½ 0.00; Williams, Pittsburgh, 0.00; building is essentially one big picture win- "Final Fours in the past used to be a little BROWN — Named Vinny Marino x-Boston 80 48 23 9105253 209 Chicago 14.200 4 deGrom, New York, 0.00; Marquez, offensive coordinator, Tim Weaver x-Toronto 80 46 27 7 99 280 242 Cincinnati 14.200 4 Colorado, 0.69; Bumgarner, San dow, including five of the world's largest stagnant because you'd get people who sit defensive coordinator, Michael Montreal 80 43 29 8 94 242 229 West Division Francisco, 1.39; Castillo, Cincinnati, pivoting glass doors ranging from 75 to 95 on their hands who aren't as energetic," McCarthy offensive line coach, Florida 80 36 3212 84 263 274 WLPct GB 1.42. Ryan Mattison tight ends coach and Detroit 80 32 3810 74 225 266 Los Angeles 42.667 — STRIKEOUTS_deGrom, New feet high. Then there is the roof, about 60% Wright said. "When you think of college recruiting coordinator, Mike Dono- Buffalo 80 31 3910 72 214 268 San Diego 43.571 ½ York, 24; Scherzer, Washington, 21; of which is composed of a lightweight basketball, you think of students on their van defensive line coach, Darryl Ottawa 80 29 45 6 64 238 291 Arizona 34.429 1½ Castillo, Cincinnati, 17; Freeland, Jackson defensive back coach and Metropolitan Division Colorado 34.429 1½ Colorado, 15; Marquez, Colorado, translucent plastic called ETFE . feet and jumping. They're involved. They're special teams coordinator, Eric GP WLOTPts GF GA San Francisco 24.333 2 14; FPeralta, Milwaukee, 14; Even on some of the coldest afternoons, a part of the event, so that's been a special Bunker running backs coach, Willie x-Washington804725 8102276 245 Tuesday's Games Teheran, Atlanta, 14; 5 tied at 13. Edwards outside linebackers coach, x-Islanders 80 46 27 7 99 223 195 Milwaukee 4, Cincinnati 3 like the 2-degree outside temperature at thing." Winston he is," said Brandon Boe Neely, who are one of the best defensive teams. Tigers 41 times. Just 45 of his 98 pitch- coached Winston from the age of 7 "I'm sure they're going to trap and es were fastballs. He walked through high school for The Family. try to take Cassius out of a lot of three and allowed five hits in 6 From page 9 "I had three refs in three states one things," Izzo said. "Maybe they will, From page 9 1/3 innings. and seven assists. The short list year tell me they've never seen a kid but if they do they'll do something Green (0-1), his first homer "It was good today," Boyd since Aug. 28, 2016, while with said. "The main point was to includes players such as former that physical after he got hit so hard that not many other teams have find out what works on a given Michigan State star Denzel Valentine, kids were knocking his headband done." the Atlanta Braves. It was Detroit's third and final hit of day and just attack with that." Trae Young at Oklahoma last year off." Just four other Spartans have Yankees hitters have 65 pun- and Damon Stoudamire more than the game. Winston has worn a headband done what Winston has already Beckham almost didn't make chouts through six games, a two decades ago at Arizona. since he was in the second grade and done, being selected as an All-Ameri- the club out of spring training. franchise first. Winston's success is not surpris- his dad traces the tradition to his ca and Big Ten player of the year "It's been awesome," Beck- "Sometimes that breaking ing to those who watched him grow son's affection for former NBA player since the conference created the ham said. "These guys are a lot ball, that can be a tough pitch up in the Motor City, playing with Paul Pierce. award after Johnson's college career: of fun to play with." when you're dealing with shad- and against top competition at Uni- He creates space with slick ball- Shawn Respert, Cleaves, Draymond Shane Greene got his fourth ows," manager Aaron Boone versity of Detroit Jesuit and for The handling, changing speeds and using Green and Valentine. save with a perfect ninth, com- said. "Makes it a little trickier." Family on the AAU circuit. angles he sees before his opponents. The truly coveted group, though, pleting Detroit's five-hitter. "I wasn't hitting but I can tell you how hard it was to see the Don't be fooled by his 6-foot-1, He sets them up for an array of includes just Johnson and Cleaves. Boyd (1-1) baffled the Yan- kees with an offspeed-heavy ball from both teams," Garden- 185-pound frame. jumpers, floaters runners and passes. "Cassius has done enough to set hire said. "The ball, the spin, the "If you just look at his body, you The toughest test of his career himself in that same footprint with arsenal. He went to his slider often, getting 13 swinging whole package with that shad- would never think he's as physical as might be up next: The Red Raiders those guys," Izzo said. strikes while throwing the pitch ow. That's a nightmare." l THE DAILY GLOBE • YOURDAILYGLOBE.COM COMICS THURSDAY, APRIL 4, 2019 11 HERMAN SPEED BUMP Wrong name on invitation hurts Dear Annie: Our 28-year-old grandson woman who loves her is marrying his college girlfriend, whom skin’s softness after a we have known for over seven years. For facial but cannot afford all of our grandson’s life and the years we regular indulgence. She have known his fiancee, my name has could have the most always been “Chris.” beautiful and unblem- We just received their wedding invita- ished skin by simply tion, and it is addressed to Jeff and “Judy.” drinking a lot of water. Although my legal name is “Judith,” never Water is a nutrient that has anyone in my grandson’s life called me the body needs, and it “Judy.” I would bet he never even knew my keeps one’s skin just Dear legal name is Judith. Annie fine without any fancy I am deeply hurt, and although I was so lotions or creams. Just looking forward to this wedding, I do not thought I would mention it. – Hydrated want to attend. for Good Skin We have shared sailing vacations Dear Hydrated: Thank you for your let- together; we have traveled hundreds of ter, and you are absolutely correct that THE PAJAMA DIARIES miles to take them both out to dinner. We good skin starts from within. Drinking have always expressed our love and sup- enough water is very important for your port for them, always as Pop Pop and Miss skin. Warm lemon water in the morning Chris. and fresh celery juice are two great ways to What do I do with this hurt and pain? hydrate your skin, as well as nourish your – Deeply Hurt in Florida body with proper vitamins and minerals. Dear Deeply Hurt: Though addressing Try to avoid excessive caffeine and alco- someone by her correct name in a formal hol, as they can dehydrate your skin. invitation is important, people make mis- Dear Annie: Every time I read in your takes. And the mistake in this case should column the subject of thank-you notes, I be forgiven. Don’t make a mountain out of feel so ashamed. As a young woman, I a molehill. Let your grandson and his never sent thank-you notes for the lovely MOTHER GOOSE & GRIMM fiancee know about the error in the invita- gifts I got at my wedding. My dear mother tion, and tell them you would like your asked me several times to do this, but I let place card on your table to say “Chris.” it go. Looking back, I can see that I was so The hurt and pain you are feeling could thoughtless and self-centered. I can only be misplaced onto your grandson and imagine her embarrassment with her fiancee. Sometimes parents and grandpar- friends. ents have a difficult time with weddings, Now I’m the mother of the bride, and as they are seeing their children/grand- guess what. What goes around comes children begin a new chapter of their lives. around. Please, if you are a young woman Assuming they say sorry and agree to reading this, you will be so sorry later in list you as Chris on your place card, you life if you don’t write those thank-you should attend the wedding. What a joy notes now. – Feeling Ashamed BORN LOSER that you have gone on sailing vacations Dear Feeling Ashamed: Everyone together and traveled far and wide to take makes mistakes. When you know better, them to dinner. Why would you want to you do better. So please forgive yourself throw all that love away over a misunder- and put your shame to rest. standing about your name? Now that you know the importance of Congratulations to you and your family writing thank-you letters, tell your daugh- on your grandson’s wedding. Go and cele- ter how you feel. She just might begin to brate! write those letters. Dear Annie: I have one suggestion for Send your questions for Annie Lane to “Beauty on a Budget,” the 20-something [email protected]. ALLEY OOP TODAY’S HOROSCOPE Making personal gains, dreams. Put time aside to con- intentions. A promise or com- self-improvement and eliminat- template the best way to use mitment can be made. ing what’s not necessary in your skills and talents to SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23- your life will highlight your year. advance. Someone influential Dec. 21) — Get physical and Look at the big picture to quick- will take interest in what you make home improvements that ly see how much baggage are trying to do. will add to your comfort and you’ve been carrying. Down- LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) — convenience. Find a space in size, cut overhead and funnel Don’t make changes that which you can develop an your time, energy and cash aren’t necessary. Save your idea, plan or small business. into the life you want to live. energy for things that really CAPRICORN (Dec. 22- ARIES (March 21-April matter. Take better care of your Jan. 19) — If you or someone FOR BETTER OR WORSE 19) — Be open to suggestions health and finances. Modera- else overreacts, problems will and look for the positive in tion is encouraged. develop. Listen carefully and everything you see, hear and VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) don’t make assumptions. If you do. Make adjustments that suit — Don’t trust what someone don’t fully understand what’s your needs to be one step else tells you. Go directly to the expected of you or what some- closer to your dreams. source and verify facts before one is suggesting, ask ques- TAURUS (April 20-May you get involved in a financial tions. 20) — Look over financial mat- or legal deal. Partnerships AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. ters or check into a pending should be considered carefully. 19) — If you get together with legal or medical issue you’ve LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23) an old friend or colleague, been dealing with. Don’t let — Observe what’s going on you’ll be offered an interesting someone else speak on your around you and watch how point of view about something behalf. others are reacting before you you are considering. A positive GEMINI (May 21-June 20) share your opinion. Some- change can be made. — Offer encouragement, but times, it’s best to take a neutral PISCES (Feb. 20-March FRANK & ERNEST don’t feel you must take part in position and proceed to do 20) — Stay calm, even if someone else’s plans. You are your own thing. someone is trying your best off putting your energy SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. patience. Focus on keeping into something that will benefit 22) — Dream big, but only take the peace, living within your you, not someone else. on what’s feasible. A relation- means and doing what brings CANCER (June 21-July ship will benefit if you are hon- you the greatest satisfaction. 22) — Follow your creative est about your feelings and Romance is in the stars. DAILY GLOBE CROSSWORD

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All interested applicants Now Hiring: Maintenance/Electrician may apply or reapply at our main o3ce between 8:00am & 4:30pm We offer the following benefits to our full-time so that we can update our 4les. 1is should be done on a yearly Bessemer Plywood Corporation basis. BPC o2ers competitive wages including attendance and Employees: Medical/Dental/Life Insurance, is accepting applications for upcoming leadership/supervisor roles. safety bonuses. Fringe bene4ts include health, vision, dental, * Profit Sharing/Paid Holidays /Vacations. Candidate must be safety and quality orientated, possess good and life insurance, PTO, 401(k), & paid holidays. communication skills and have the ability to delegate/oversee Applicants may apply in person at BPC, Applications can be picked up at the above address production departments. Candidates must also be willing to Monday-Friday, 8:00 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. from 7:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. work a4ernoon and midnight shi4. Bessemer Plywood Corporation Minimum 5 years of experience is preferred. 1000 Yale Ave • Bessemer, MI 49911 Bessemer Plywood Corporation o2ers a competitive bene3ts BPC is an equal opportunity employer package including health, dental, vision, and life insurance, 401(k), Looking for a Career in paid holidays, and PTO. Construction? Applicants may apply in person at BPC, Angelo Luppino, Inc. Monday-Friday, 8:00 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Avanti Home Care Avanti Home Care is looking for is looking for Masons, Carpenters, Roofers, Bessemer Plywood Corporation Certified Nursing Assistants (CNAs) and 1000 Yale Ave • Bessemer, MI 49911 and laborers with at least 5 years of Companions to join our growing team! BPC is an equal opportunity employer experience. Competetive wages, and Are you in search of a new career opportunity where you are the benefits available. Please email your connection? If so, now is the time to choose Avanti Home Care as resume to [email protected] MAKI INSURANCE AGENCY your employer. Join our team & make a difference in someone’s life. Call Avanti Home Care at 715-561-3206 for EEO Employer IS HIRING more information. One Full-Time Customer Service Representative Avanti Home Care Candidate must: 110 Iron Street, Hurley, WI Bessemer Plywood Corporation • Possess excellent written and verbal communication skills is now accepting applications for Spreader positions. Applicants • Feel comfortable working with computers must be self-motivated and be able to work as a team. 4is position has the opportunity to earn $15.00/hour. • Enjoy working with the public and assisting customers Dietary Aide Further details will be discussed in interview. Position Details: Villa Maria is currently accepting applications for a dietary aide. BPC o5ers competitive bene6t package including health, dental, • No evening or weekend work Hours worked are 9:30am-6:00pm and 11am- 7:30pm which vision, and life insurance, 401(k), & paid holidays and • Professional, modern office setting PTO, along with safety and attendance bonuses. include varying shi's, days, evenings, weekends and rotating All bonuses are discretionary. • 40 hours per week holidays. Potential for additional hours in the summer months. Applicants may apply in person at BPC, • Opportunity for professional advancement No experience is required, we will train someone who is willing to Monday-Friday, 8:00 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. • Paid vacation time learn. Please apply in person at the Villa Maria. Bessemer Plywood Corporation • Health insurance, vision, and dental benefits 1000 Yale Ave • Bessemer, MI 49911 Please bring resume and three references to: BPC is an equal opportunity employer 601 Luxmore St. Ironwood, MI 49938 Or mail resume and three references to:
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Paid time off for vacation and sick days within 90 days of hire Holiday pay • Tuition reimbursement Competitive wages with exciting new wage structure plus For more information, contact Beth at  attendance bonus. Benefits offered including Medical, STNA training/testing reimbursment (715) 543-2699 Apply in person at: Dental, Disability and Life Insurance, 401k Retirement Plan, Paid vacation, Holiday pay and more. [email protected] 1500 N. Lowell Street, Ironwood,  MI 49938  (906)932-3867 Apply now for full-time meaningful work and a secure future or email resume to: [email protected] with a company in business for more than 30 years.  “EOE M/W/Vets/Disabled” Part-time and summer positions possible.  Nasi Construction, LLC  May apply online at www.actionfloors.com Phone: 715-476-3512 Is accepting applications for Northland Basem ent Systems Address: 4781 N. Hwy. 51, Mercer, WI 54547  Estimator/ Project Manager. is looking for eager individuals to join our growing team. Email: [email protected]   At NBS our purpose is to provide remarkable experiences for our Website: www.actionfloors.com Experience Necessary customers and your role in that is crucial. We also want to provide An Equal Opportunity Employer. you with a workplace where you are appreciated, rewarded, and Build with the Best. given opportunities to be all you can be. All positions require the We offer health insurance, willingness to support the company’s management, purpose, a SIMPLE IRA Plan and AFLAC. mission and values. Apply in person at: Open Positions: • Crew Leader: Responsible for overseeing each production job to Nasi Construction, LLC completion, ensuring quality, safety and efficiency. Leads Celebrating 40 years of Stable Employment! production employees on his/her crew. at 700 Granite Street Production Manager Compensation includes hourly pay with overtime and bonus based on We are looking for someone who wants to be a part of a Hurley, WI 54534 performance world class injection molding company. We offer a working environment where respect, trust, good between 9am-3pm, M– F. • Service Technician: Meets with customers to maintain and/or communication, team work and excellence is valued and Call (715) 561-5153 #101 or service systems previously installed by the company. where everyone is learning and involved! Recommends and sells solutions for new issues that have arisen Successful candidates should have the following E-mail for an application at: at customer’s homes. skills: [email protected]. Compensation includes hourly pay and commissions on sales • 3-5+ years of Production Management • Installer: Safely, correctly, and efficiently loads trucks in experience preparation for the job site, performs installation duties at the • Proficient in Microsoft office applications job site, and unloads and cleans truck upon return to the • Highly organized with exceptional PART-TIME ADMINISTRATOR company. communication skills POWDERHORN AREA UTILITY DISTRICT (PAUD) • Knowledge of budget planning and Compensation includes hourly pay with overtime An Ironwood/Bessemer Township municipal sanitary IATF16949 or ISO Quality Systems a sewer collection district is accepting applications for a major plus. What We Would Provide You: part-time Administrator (16 to 24 hours per week or as • Year-round work • BS in Engineering, Operations or other needed to perform the duties of the position with • Health Insurance, 401K and paid holidays related field; or a combination of course minimum 2 hours per week of a set schedule for access work and experience is preferred, but • Opportunities for professional growth by the public). will train the right applicant. Candidate must possess a high school diploma; What We Need for this Role: This position comes with a full benefit package that you have effective written and verbal communication skills, • Construction experience is preferable, but not required are eligible for 30 days after hire! Benefits include Health Insurance, as much as $800 contribution to a computer experience including proficiency in Microsoft • Valid driver’s license and a safe driving record Word and Excel. Be able to demonstrate knowledge of • Ability to travel Health Savings Account, free employee Life Insurance, • Unrestricted lifting ability immediate eligibility in 401 (k) with a 2% company intermediate math skills and basic accounting principles match, low cost Dental, Vision, and Life Insurance for • Ability to climb a ladder, kneel, and crawl and reporting. Knowledge of utility billing software you and your family. 10 Paid holidays, paid vacation, • Ability to work overtime preferred but willingness to learn is acceptable. A valid profit sharing plan and more! driver’s license is required, as well as reliable If you are a born leader with a great work ethic and We offer a very competitive starting wage. transportation and the ability to pass a background want to be valued for your hard work, apply with us today. Submit Resumes to: [email protected] check to qualify for bonding. by Friday, April 12, 2019 Applications with Resume and References will be Please send your resume to: IRONWOOD PLASTICS accepted until April 16, 2019. Northland Basement Systems 1235 Wall Street To obtain a complete job description and application Ironwood, MI 49938 111 Commercial Lane, Wakefield, MI 49968 Ironwood Plastics is an Equal Opportunity Employer. packet please call one of the available offices: Or email: [email protected] All qualified applicants will receive consideration for employment without PAUD office at: (906) 663-4025 regard to race, color, religion, sex, national origin, age, protected veteran For more information about our company, visit: Bessemer Township Hall: (906) 667-4023 status or status as an individual with disability. All qualified applicants will Ironwood Township Hall: (906) 932-5800 www.northlandbasementsystems.com not be discriminated against on the basis of disability.

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McLeod Ave., offered and to be careful of any ad notice and the EA provide informa- Ironwood, MI 49938. requiring money to be sent for in- APARTMENTS tion to the public on potential im- formation or long distance phone •STARTING AT pacts to historic and cultural re- Local business seeking a calls that may request money for in- sources from the proposed under- $400/MONTH taking, as outlined in the National part-time delivery driver. formation. Sales • Rentals Must have valid driver's license. •ONE BEDROOM Historic Preservation Act of 1966. We are accepting Early morning hours, Management • Appraisals The EA is available for review transportation provided. Bids •SECURITY SYSTEM between April 1, 2019 and May 1, applications 2019 at the following location dur- Send resume to Box 186, •LAUNDRY FACILITIES Daily Globe, 118 E. McLeod Ave., 906-932-5406 ing normal hours of operation: for experienced Ironwood, MI 49938. THE GOGEBIC COUNTY •HEAT & WATER Iron County Forestry & Parks ROAD COMMISSION Highway US-2 • Ironwood Department INCLUDED Carpenters and Seeking a self motivated House is requesting bids from qualified upnorthproperty.com 607 3rd Ave N Suite 2 Cleaner with an excellent work contractors to provide services to •AIR CONDITIONING Hurley, WI 54534The EA is also Laborers. ethic and referrals. repair severely damaged pavement available for review online at the Part time. Great pay. on the Northern East-Bound travel •NO PETS ALLOWED FEMA website Must provide your own lane and Southern West-Bound Wanted to Buy (https://www.fema.gov/recent-envir- Apply in person at: transportation and travel lane on the four-lane section CONTACT AMBER onmental-documents-public-no- cleaning supplies/tools. of Highway US-2 through the City of tices-region-v) Hoeft Construction Call (715)575-1173 Bessemer. Work is to start immedi- AT (715)561-4599 Buying houses and apartments and at the Iron County website ately. 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(715)385-0209 or (715)-385-9191 Part-Time Leave message if no answer. April 4, 2019 Maintenance Technician Box Store Prices, Looking for Businesses BID ADVERTISEMENT Perttula's Auto Repair Center in with a positive The City of Ironwood is soliciting Wakefield is accepting applications Must be knowledgeable community impact, bids for the construction of for an entry level General Small Town approximately 1000 feet of 8-inch Mechanic. Come talk to Bruce at in electrical, plumbing, such as Educational Water Main and restoration along 200 Harrison Street Institutions, Youth Country Club Road from Ayer behind the Holiday Store. refrigeration & boiler systems. Service Street to Liberty Street. The Iron- Organizations, or Child wood City Clerk in the Memorial Local Bakery looking for an Computer skills a PLUS! Since 1962 Care Services. Building, Ironwood, Michigan experienced baker. 49938, will receive sealed bids until Wage based on experience! Over 20,000 sq, ft. 10:00 A.M. C.S.T. Tuesday, April Send resume to Box 191, Daily Well maintained Globe, 118 E. McLeod Ave., Apply in person 16th, 2019, at which time the bids DAILY GLOBE Historic school located shall be read aloud. Copies of the Ironwood, MI 49938. Bid Documents may be obtained EconoLodge - Hurley in the heart of BY CONTACTING Coleman Local HVAC company looking for a Ironwood. Nine Engineering Company, 200 E. Ayer Letters should deal with matters of full-time experienced 1000 10th Avenue N. classrooms available. Street, Ironwood, MI 49938 current, public interest and be ServiceTechnician/Installer. No phone calls please! (906) 932-5048 or examined at the Submit resume to Complete with City Clerk’s Offices, 213 S. no longer than 400 words. PO Box 484, Ironwood gymnasium, Marquette St., Ironwood, MI 49938 (906)932-5050. A mandatory pre- Must be signed by the author and Experienced Drywallers needed. cafateria, office space, bid conference will be held at 1:30 Send contact information to Box and playground area. P.M. on Wednesday, April 10, 2019 include name, address and phone 189, Daily Globe, 118 E. McLeod at the City of Ironwood Offices, number for verification purposes. Ave., Ironwood, MI 49938. 122 E. Aurora St. Rent includes all second floor Women’s Club Room, utilities and 213 S. Marquette St., Ironwood, MI Mail: Bartender, Cook, Kitchen Help Ironwood, MI maintenance. Rent is 49938. The City of Ironwood and Waitress. reserves the right to accept or 118 E. McLeod Ave. Black River Valley Pub 906-932-0510 $900- $1500, Please reject any and all bids. Contact Jean at (906)364-9028 call 305-720-8033 Karen M. 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CAMPGROUND RELOCATION, North 04-04-19 Commercial/ Call for details. m A J 9 3 IRON COUNTY, WISCONSIN n The Real Estate Store Environmental Assessment (EA) for A K 4 Customer Service/Ground (906)932-5406 o J 10 9 Residential the Saxon Harbor Campground Re- p location project, DR-4276-WI, Q 6 2 Security/ Ramp Agent West East Property for rent: 3200 sq.ft. office House for Rent on Olsen St. Project Worksheet 149. Across from the Elk and Hound. m 10 m Q 8 6 building. Former Social Interested persons are hereby noti- n n Part Time (25-30 hours weekly) 3 bedroom 2 bath with detached fied that the Federal Emergency 9 5 2 8 6 3 Security offices, Cloverland Drive, garage. Please call o K Q 8 4 o 7 5 3 2 Background check and drug testing Management Agency (FEMA) of the p p Ironwood. Will build/remodel (312) 590-7752 for details. Department of Homeland Security A K J 7 3 10 5 4 will be performed. to suit. 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By P.J. GLISSON [email protected] MARENISCO – Marenisco Township may have fewer than 1,000 residents, but they have had their own police department since 1890. According to the U.S. Census from 2010, the township has 325 square miles, which makes it Michigan’s second-largest town- ship in relation to land. Hence, sheer breadth of terri- tory, accompanied by relative iso- lation, might be reason enough for residents to desire indepen- dence in law enforcement. According to Bruce Mahler, who has been the police chief there for the past 15 years, Marenisco Township residents have always wanted their own department. “We’re the major crossroads in the county of the north/south trails and the east/west trails,” said Mahler of area snowmobile P.J. Glisson/Daily Globe routes, which constitute a major MARENISCO TOWNSHIP police chief Bruce Mahler stands by his truck on Tuesday morning next to the Marenisco Town Hall on Hall part of the department’s respon- Street. Mahler has been chief for 15 years after joining the department as a school resource officer in 2003. sibility. Mahler said that, in winter endangers the driver and every- nent within the local economy. Northern Michigan University, vised care. months, his staff patrols 270 trail one else on the same route. “We don’t have much industry where he received his Bachelor of “That makes up for the names miles, by way of six part-time offi- Although he uses snowmo- up here anymore,” he said. Science in criminal justice, fol- you’re called,” he said, referring cers working mainly from Thurs- biles on the job, Mahler said he “We’re geared to tourism.” lowed by his master’s degree to people angry over arrests or day through Sunday each week no longer rides them for recre- Still, the chief said, people from Michigan State University. reprimands. until the season ends. ation – “not after what I’ve seen.” need to be mindful that no other The chief also was a member Mahler said he had planned to “We respond to crashes on the The chief, who is now pas- recreational activity has the fatal- of NMU’s criminal justice staff retire in January, but the Marenis- trail just as we do to accidents on sionate about trail safety, said of ity rate of snowmobiling. and was an undersheriff in Mar- co Township board asked him to the highway,” said the chief, who drivers who get in trouble, “I’m Mahler said riders also need quette County. stay on after the township’s Ojib- began working for the township the guy that pulls them off the to show consideration for basic In addition, he was the police way Correctional Facility closed as a school resource officer in trails. I’m the guy that pulls them rules of operation. “Stay on the commissioner for the L’Anse Indi- at the end of last year. 2003. out of the trees and picks them trails,” he said, noting it’s always an Reservation and was a crimi- Township supervisor Richard Mahler said the members of up when their legs are broken a problem when drivers irritate nal investigator and police super- Bouvette believes his population his staff, who all have full-time and they don’t know where they landowners by trespassing on visor at the Lac Vieux Desert base has dropped from its 2010 jobs as deputies with the Gogebic are.” their property. Band in Watersmeet. census count of 1,727 to fewer County Sheriff’s Office, work Mahler described one occa- Now that the snow is melting, “I’m a people person, for the than 1,000 because OCF prison- with him to facilitate rescues sion in which people drove off Mahler said,” For the most part, most part,” said Mahler, who val- ers had been included in the orig- when needed. the trail – which he strongly it’s just me from May to October.” ues the intimacy he now has with inal count. According to Mahler, his advises not doing – and had to be He said he now can concen- Marenisco Township residents. Beyond that, however, the department not only has a truck retrieved when they ended up in trate solely on “normal police “I know the people,” he said. board feared that any former and a few snowmobiles, but also a river. The chief said cases such stuff” such as crime prevention, “I know the families. I know the prison staffers who could not a larger snow machine that can as that require rescuers to use calls from residents, and criminal problems they have.” find adequate employment here, handle rescues more effectively. snowshoes to recover the victims. investigations. He described a situation that or who tire of commuting to out- Unfortunately, said the chief, Sometimes, injured parties occurred after a big snowstorm of-town jobs, may gradually many accidents and deaths occur result mostly as cold and lucky, ‘People person’ career last month, when he noticed that depart the area and leave vacant on snowmobiles every year. He but Mahler described one This is Mahler’s 41st year in an elderly woman on Lake Goge- houses behind, thus attracting attributes the reasons mainly to instance when a group of three law enforcement. bic had not left her trailer. more crime. three unfortunate factors: speed, people left a bar in heavy snow- He worked in the Office of After the area was bulldozed, inexperience and alcohol. fall at 2:30 a.m. and resulted with Special Investigations at K.I. he and other rescuers found the 5 Sons Brewery Regarding inexperience, he the third person in tandem dead. Sawyer Air Force Base in Mar- woman in a vulnerable state with For now, Mahler said, the said that someone in Michigan Mahler said the problem is dif- quette until it closed in 1995. no food, water or phone. He said can rent a snowmobile without ficult to address because snow- He also was the director of the the family was alerted, and the ever having used one, and that Regional Police Academy at mobiling is a valuable compo- woman now lives under super- MAHLER — page 3 Colonoscopy: Simple, life-saving procedure

For many years, Dave and I would away, or an unexplained weight loss. Of in a hospital outpatient setting. The Part exchange Christmas cards, along with a course, these symptoms may be caused B deductible doesn’t apply. summary of family activities, but this by something other than cancer, but if The screening colonoscopy has been year, I didn’t hear from him. At first, I just you have any of them, you should see recommended for most people beginning assumed he was with one of his children. your doctor without delay. at age 50. I’ve had three in the last 30 As time passed, I became a bit concerned If you have Medicare, you should years at Aspirus Ironwood Hospital and I and wondered if he were ill. Robert know that you’re eligible for a number of can truthfully say that it’s no big deal. It’s There were four of us who were close Lynn preventive services that are available at done on an outpatient basis at the hospi- friends in high school in Traverse City. no cost to you. One is the colorectal can- tal and you sleep through the procedure. Three Bobs and a Dave. One of the Bobs cer screening. You have several choices I’ve never experienced any pain or dis- passed away about five years ago, and we ranging from a stool sample kit to a comfort from it. Yes, the preparation has lost track of another Bob. So that left screening colonoscopy, which is my you making frequent trips to the bath- Dave and me. Dave lost his wife because Control and Prevention, colorectal cancer choice. The stool sample kit is covered by room, but that’s a small price to pay for a of leukemia several years ago, but he is the second leading cause of cancer Medicare without coast to the patient if procedure that could save your life. So, I remained in the family home. deaths in the United States. Every year, the doctor or medical care provider would strongly urge you to talk to your For years, I’ve used my computer to about 140,000 Americans get colorectal accepts assignment. doctor – especially if Medicare or other review the obituary column of the local cancer and more than 50,000 people die The screening colonoscopy is generally insurance will cover the cost. paper to see if any former classmates had from it. More than 90 percent of colorec- covered one every 120 months, or every Medicare covers other preventive ser- passed away. One day last month I tal cancers occur in people age 50 and 24 months for high risk people. There is vices that are all described in the annual checked the column and learned why I older. Both men and women can get it. no charge to you if the doctor or medical “Medicare & You” publication. Take time hadn’t heard from him. He died last Octo- Precancerous polyps or colorectal can- provider accepts assignment. However, if to periodically review this 123-page book- ber because of cancer. cer don’t always cause symptoms, espe- a polyp or other tissue is found and let because its is a complicated program. This brings me to today’s topic: March cially at first. That’s why having a screen- removed during the colonoscopy, you was National Colorectal Cancer Aware- ing test is so important. If you do have would pay 20 percent of the Medicare- Robert Lynn is a benefit specialist work- ness Month. symptoms, they may include blood in the approved amount for the doctor’s ser- ing with the Hurley Senior Center. For more According to the Centers for Disease stool, pain, aches or cramps that don’t go vices. There would also be a co-payment information, call 715-561-2108. l 2 THURSDAY, APRIL 4, 2019 LIVING 50 PLUS THE DAILY GLOBE • YOURDAILYGLOBE.COM Online Khan Keeper of the light Academy helps families Split Rock Lighthouse’s longest-serving keeper By IRIS KATERS Grandparents Teach, Too If your children strug- retires after nearly four decades on Lake Superior gle in elementary, middle, high school or they simply TWO HARBORS, Minn. archaeologist, he and his rocky shores—Split Rock need more practice, there (AP) — Since it first opened wife Jane took up residence was decommissioned by is a website that can help in 1910, Split Rock Light- in one of three historic the Coast Guard in 1969— turn things around. If you house on Lake Superior keepers’ houses at the site. Radzak’s work has includ- are a teacher who wants to has only been entrusted to They have spent almost 40 ed everything from dealing help struggling students a handful of head light- years living and caring for with power outages and and high achievers, a site house keepers. This one of Minnesota’s most raging storms to overseeing founded by Sal Khan and month, Split Rock’s latest popular tourist attractions, restoration on the site’s his- supported by the Gates and longest resident keep- and the couple easily holds toric buildings. All while Foundation is not perfect, er, Lee Radzak, will retire the record for the longest welcoming a constant but it is another tool in the after 36 years in the role residents at Split Rock stream of year-round visi- toolbox. You might want and 42 at the Minnesota Lighthouse in its nearly tors; an estimated 4.75 mil- to check it out. Historical Society. 110-year history. lion people have visited the When Radzak first start- While job duties as site site during his tenure. Khan Academy ed the job at Split Rock manager of the lighthouse “It’s arguably the biggest The web site is Lighthouse in 1982 after don’t involve protecting tourist destination north of khanacademy.org and it is six years as an MNHS ships from Superior’s Duluth. 160,000 people free. This is how it works. now come here every year Students go on the site and and have ever since the choose the lesson they highway opened up in the may be working on in 1920s,” Radzak said. When school. They follow the he’s asked by visitors if it movie explanation until ever gets lonely, he has to they understand it and laugh a little. “You want to practice some problems. say: ‘Well look around, Associated Press Here is the important there’re 50 people standing JANE AND LEE Radzak with their dog on the steps of part classroom teachers behind you walking up to their home at Split Rock Lighthouse. Below the light- may like to use from time the lighthouse.’ No, it’s not house sits on the shore of Lake Superior. to time. The site gives a lonely place.” teachers and students the While today few people power to “flip” the tradi- can say they’ve lived and tional classroom. Instead worked at a lighthouse for of the teacher giving an so long, Radzak is humble explanation, doing prob- about the unique experi- lems together, and assign- ence. “My wife and I feel ing homework practice, that we are just ordinary classroom time is ONLY people that were given the spent doing the “home- unique privilege to live an work,” giving help, check- extraordinary life at Split ing practice, or doing fun Rock.” hands on activities. Let’s say Wednesday Split Rock’s story night, students watch an Radzak’s time as the assigned 10- minute video lighthouse continues a explanation at home and long tradition of resident Thursday in class students keepers tasked with pro- practice textbook prob- tecting ships—often carry- lems together with their ASHLAND AUDIOLOGY ing iron ore—on Lake Supe- teacher based on the 10- rior during the May- the North Shore. 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Teaches iron ore boom in the early es became increasingly representative of the Min- know when the difficult Hear all the 20th century, a single obsolete, and Split Rock nesota Historical Society concepts are coming. It November 1905 storm was decommissioned in than Lee Radzak,” said Ben allows teachers to provide important things in life. damaged 29 ships on the 1969. The site was Leonard, director of more help with those lake—one-third of the U.S. obtained by the state of Greater Minnesota sites and to allow families to Steel Corporation’s unin- Minnesota in 1971, which and partnership sites at practice skills with their sured property. After lobby- transferred management to MNHS. “Over his years children once they thor- ing led by U.S. Steel’s pres- the Minnesota Historical working with millions of oughly understand. ident, Congress appropri- Society in 1976. It remains visitors, Lee has truly Instruction can occur ated $75,000 to build a a popular tourist site and is embodied a commitment twice and homework can lighthouse and fog signal at one of the most pho- to preserve, protect and be done in class with Split Rock to protect ships tographed and iconic loca- share Minnesota’s past teacher help. Students who along the lake’s rocky tions in Minnesota. with the world.” understand, do the prac- shores. tice and do advanced work With over 30 years of experience, Ashland Audiology Construction was com- Radzak’s career Historic landmark provided in every text is dedicated to providing you with the best possible pleted in 1910, and Orren Radzak’s career has par- Split Rock Lighthouse, a series. Students who need hearing care based on your individual needs. 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The responsi- until the Lake Superior process that took several exhibits and museum bility is still on parents to International Highway was years to complete. store. The site is located in insure students follow built in 1924. 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But champions do what rocked the educational commu- Kobe Bryant, Moses Malone, champions must and for nearly nity. As if the rich don’t have March Madness Daryl Dawkins and Kevin Gar- the final seven minutes of the enough, a number apparently Emoni Bates: Probably fewer nett long ago were allowed to game, Michigan State was in con- attempt to get their off spring into than one-tenth of one percent of play after high school before trol. A 13-point deficit became a elite colleges and universities Al people in the Upper Peninsula rules were changed. 5-point win for Sparty. All hail they have no place in being. Gaiss had ever heard of him before Bates averaged close to 28 the Spartans, Big Ten champions Criminal charges were drawn March 16 when 6-9 freshman led points per game and double-digit and rulers of basketball in Michi- against a number of wealthy par- Ypsilanti Lincoln High School to rebounding his freshman season, gan. ents including entertainment a state championship with his and was named the Michigan stars, businessmen, colleges and stellar play. Gatorade Player of the Year. Expensive fix people who coach and take tests while other rich families’ chil- Many Upper Peninsula basket- The 2019 Michigan State The New Green Deal incentive for students seeking entry into dren were slipped through the ball fans caught the show as they men’s basketball team fought its has drawn a lot of comments and some of the most prestigious side door. followed Iron Mountain and Dol- way to another Final Four. 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It is expected the with housing, insurance, going, going, almost gone current deficit will be ris- health care, quality food, ing $1 trillion in both 2019 clothing, entertainment, and 2020, taking us to $23 trips and vacations, college By JOE KAY started getting mail lends itself to the stories.” all broadcasts. trillion by the time of the educations and a large AP Sports Writer addressed to ‘Marty and The game wouldn’t be It’s unlikely that many presidential election. scale wedding, and with Steve Blass spent his Joe, Cincinnati, Ohio’ – no the same without their sto- up-and-coming announc- This is a current debt of water, sewer and heating boyhood afternoons in address, no anything. And ries and signature lines. ers will want to stay with $69,000 per citizen and rates increasing along with Connecticut flinging a rub- it went to the main post Their distinctive expres- one team so long or do $183,000 per taxpayer. By all the rest, there is little ber ball against the side of office downtown and they sions become part of the games on a daily basis. The the end of 2020, we will be wonder an insatiable need a half-barn, fantasizing that had no problem at all figur- game’s fabric and history, tidal wave of analytics has spending roughly $106 for for higher wages is needed he was pitching in the ing out where it was sup- whether it’s Russ Hodges’ changed the game and every $100 brought into the by nearly everyone. majors. Come evening, the posed to go. “The Giants win the pen- seeped into how it’s pre- government through taxes. For the many whose 10-year-old would get his “That made me realize nant!” or Brennaman’s sented. Those calling the Something needs to be homes have been paid off, radio and tune into a game, whatever we were doing, “This one belongs to the action have to be more done, yet few are willing to be thankful. A major delighted when Mel Allen’s we were doing right.” Reds” after a win or even concerned about reprisals sacrifice when we live in a expense has been partially voice crackled from the The game lends itself to Nuxhall’s “This is the old for what they might say on country where there are so removed from your table. transistor. those relationships and left-hander rounding third air. many costly items and Student debt is approach- “When I thought ‘base- over the generations has and heading for home” “I think we are the last wants, and so many of us ing $1.6 trillion and credit ball,’ I thought about Mel become intertwined with sign-off. of a dying breed,” said want them now. card debt will exceed $1.1 Allen,” said Blass, now a those voices crackling from Hollywood recognizes Brennaman, known for his While I have mentioned trillion by year’s end. Pittsburgh Pirates transistor radios tucked the vital importance of directness on the air. “I the term unfunded liabili- Count your blessings if the announcer. “When I beneath pillows for night baseball’s voices. Harry quite frankly don’t think ties in the past, expect wages you attain cover thought ‘Mel Allen,’ I games – Jack Buck on Doyle, played by Brewers there are a lot of guys today them to worsen as we look your monthly expenses thought about baseball.” KMOX in St. Louis, Ernie broadcaster Bob Uecker, is broadcasting baseball that to the future. The number and say a prayer for those More than in any other Harwell with WJR in an integral part of the have a lot of personality. I of wants, needs and expec- whom it does not. sport, baseball broadcast- Detroit, Bob Prince on movie “Major League” and think you can take one tations of so many contin- Al Gaiss is a retired ers become an inseparable KDKA in Pittsburgh, has some of the most mem- young announcer off one ue to intensify both the school administrator and part of the game they Chuck Thompson in Balti- orable lines – “Juuuust a team and plug him into problems and concerns former member of the Besse- describe. Their voices are more, Harry Kalas and bit outside.” Allen and his another team and it’s America will be forced to mer City Council and Besse- the backdrop to all those Richie Ashburn in Philly “How about that?” are part essentially the same guy.” face. mer School Board. warm summer nights. and the great Harry Caray. of the baseball scene in Fans in Cincinnati and With the apparent need Their distinctive calls are Unlike basketball or “The Naked Gun.” Pittsburgh will get to enjoy part of the game’s lore. football or other major Without the voices, it’s those familiar voices for April marks Financial Literacy Month Fans visualize the action sports where the action is not baseball. one last season. It’ll be bit- By EDWARD I. CARIUTY your personal financial through their stories and nonstop, baseball provides Some of the most famil- tersweet not only for them Social Security District Manager information. descriptions. many opportunities for iar voices have left in recent but other fans as well when April is Financial Litera- You can open your own “There’s definitely an broadcasters to fill with years. The Dodgers’ Vin they round third and head cy Month and there’s no personal my Social Securi- intimate link between the stories and personal anec- Scully – recognized within for home, as Nuxhall better time to begin to save ty account at socialsecuri- fan and the broadcaster dotes. They weave in the business as one of the would say. for your future. ty.gov/myaccount and that is much more impact- updates about their gar- best ever – retired after the “I have people tell me, The earlier you start quickly have access to your ful and prevalent in base- dens and their travel expe- 2016 season, his 67th. ‘You get me through the saving, the more you can information from any- ball than in any other riences and their everyday The business is chang- summer evenings,’” Blass accrue in a 401k individual where, including your major sports,” Cincinnati adventures. ing as well. said. “It’s so flattering. You retirement account and Social Security Statement, Reds play-by-play man They do more than More and more fans fol- don’t think about it that other types of IRAs. Social a personal record of the Marty Brennaman said. describe a jump shot or a low games on their com- way all the time. It’s much Security helps secure your earnings on which you Both 76, Blass and Bren- touchdown catch or a puters, mobile devices and more so than when I was future, but Social Security have paid Social Security naman are retiring after the goalie’s save. They share a television, rather than pitching. Now I’m in their is only one part of a more taxes and a summary of 2019 season, ending long bit of themselves. radio. The novelty of pick- lives more. complete retirement plan. the estimated benefits you careers in the booth – 34 “Baseball is the hardest ing up a game on a far-away “It’s a wonderful feeling Financial literacy and your family could years for Blass, 46 for Bren- sport of all to do well,” said station, albeit with a little when people come up to includes having access to receive, including potential naman. Throughout the Brennaman, who also has static, is long gone, me and say, ‘I enjoy you not just the correct general retirement, disability, and decades, the wins and loss- done college basketball replaced by easy access to doing the games.’” information, but also to survivors benefits. es, and the historical play-by-play. “Basketball moments they’ve wit- and hockey are comparable nessed and described, to winding up a windup they’ve also experienced toy and turning it on and Turning 65? how much fans identify it’s nonstop for two hours with their voices coming because of the pace of the into their homes. game. You’ve got so much Have Questions on Medicare? They’re treated like dead time in baseball that What’s Important To You? adopted family members, if you can’t ad lib cogently Questions On Supplements, Advantage greeted on a first-name and intelligently, you can’t Quality care wherever you call home! Plans, And/Or Part D? basis. do it. 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