Mostly sunny High: 72 | Low: 51 | Details, page 2 DAILY GLOBE yourdailyglobe.com Thursday, June 1, 2017 75 cents 8th annual BLACK RIVER HARBOR Go Ride R Forest Service Range bike works to re-open ride to be boat launch held Sunday By RICHARD JENKINS [email protected] By LARRY HOLCOMBE BLACK RIVER HARBOR — [email protected] While there isn’t a definite IRONWOOD — Sunday’s timetable for the work, officials eighth annual Go Ride R Range with the Ottawa National Forest bike ride will be a celebration of say they were working with a the Iron Belle Trail, according to company to re-open the boat chief organizer Jim Mildren. launch at Black River Harbor. “It’s been a long time coming Last week, the U.S. Forest and we’re so happy to be able to Service Ottawa National For- use the trail this year — from est’s Facebook page posted that Ironwood to Bessemer and heavy rainfall had washed sedi- back,” said Mildren. “This ride ment into the harbor, blocking will be a celebration of the Iron the boat launch. Belle Trail.” “We are working on getting While the first seven GRRRRs somebody out there to remove all have been road rides through the the silt that was deposited in countryside, mostly on county those last rainstorms,” Lisa and township roads, this one will Klaus, the public affairs officer center on the region’s new non- for Ottawa National Forest, said motorized trail. Wednesday. Mildren listed three main Klaus said the Forest Service things about the trail that will is developing a contract for the make this ride special. project and is in the process of “The No. 1 thing is the safety. determining the scope of work We don’t have cars to worry and the equipment needed to about, or glass on the road or pot remove the sediment. A holes that can flatten your tire,” timetable for re-opening the he said. “Secondly, the scenery is Richard Jenkins/Daily Globe spectacular. There a number of BARRICADES BLOCK the boat launch at Black River Harbor Wednesday as sediment, washed into the harbor during recent rain storms, pre- bridges that are just wonderful. vented boats from being launched and forced the boat launch’s closure. HARBOR page 5 Any one of those bridges is like — an overlook with a place to stop and enjoy the view. “And the third thing is for all those wondering about coming Master Gardeners help out and riding, it’s pretty much flat.” Hurley students spruce RIDE — page 5 up Silver Street

By IAN MINIELLY ones were planted by them. Iron County to [email protected] Pinardi thinks it’s almost reach- HURLEY — The area Master ing the point that some of the Gardeners were out in force on third grade students will be sec- re-advertise Wednesday in Hurley, matching ond generation planters, as their up with groups of Hurley third mom or dad will have planted aging/ADRC grade students. Each Master when they were in third grade. Gardener and other people that Giovanoni’s Hardware sells position volunteered was paired up with the flowers to the city of Hurley three Hurley third grade stu- at cost and the city places the By RICHARD JENKINS dents to plant flowers the length flower pots up and down Silver [email protected] of Silver Street. street. The city also comes by HURLEY — Given the lack of Darrin Kimbler, horticulture every morning to water the suitable applicants, Iron County educator for Iron County’s Uni- plants, because hanging and will re-advertise its ADRC/Aging versity of Wisconsin-Extension exposed plants like the ones on Manager position. Office, said, this was the fif- Silver Street, need watering At the Iron County Human teenth or sixteenth year of the daily due to their wind and sun Services Board meeting Thurs- Silver Street planting. Kimbler exposure, according to master day, Cally Kilger said the has been the organizer the last gardener Zona Wick. board’s personnel committee met three years, the program has Each barrel was given half a Ian Minielly/Daily Globe on May 23 to review the appli- always been quite successful. flat of flowers and ornamental ZONA WICK is checking the firmness of the soil on Wednesday. Ella Sivulla watches Wick and received cants, ultimately deciding not to The mayor of Hurley, Joe grass. According to Wick, the praise for her excellent job in planting the flowers at a good depth, teasing the root bulbs, and tamping recommend anyone for the job Pinardi, said the kids are so south side of Silver Street is the soil into place. based on the position’s required proud of the flowers they plant more shaded, so they tend to put qualifications. they often bring their family to the impatiens there, because are planted on the north side fourth grade students next Montreal. Each Hurley student Kilger said she was filing the Silver Street to show them they do well in shade with limit- because they do well in the sun. spring, will also plant flowers in gets to plant flowers in the com- role, in addition to her current where they planted and which ed sun. The petunias, however, This years third graders, as various locations throughout munity for those two years. duties, until a better solution is reached. “It is very difficult. I check in with the (Hurley Senior Center) … on a daily, or every-other-day Superior Range Shooters club to hold womens training June 24 basis to see what the issues are By IAN MINIELLY center is complete, inside and out, with new signs post- of weapons, loading, shooting, and mainenance require- and to start plucking away at [email protected] ed all around the range. ments of black powder firearms. them. That’s what I’m able to IRONWOOD — The Superior Range Shooter’s Club The club is planning on hosting a Veteran’s Shooting Open trap shooting starts June 1 and runs every do,” Kilger said, regarding how met last Wednesday for its monthly meeting. The sched- Clinic, which will include historic military arms from Thursday through August 31. Trap shooting is sched- her taking over the position was ule for the summer is full and the club members that the past and present. Following a lecture on the history uled from 5-8 p.m., and is open to members and non- going. “I’ve not been able to volunteered for the recent 21st annual Big Snow Coun- of firearms development, participants will shoot the dif- members. Club staff will be present every Thursday to reach out to the other sites … I try Friends of the NRA Banquet reported it was a huge ferent weapons on the range. help shooters that want to learn how to shoot trap. The don’t have that opportunity right success, with around 100 people attending and bringing The 4-H training program starts on June 6 and will club will also provide shotguns for those without their now, in order to spread myself in the highest net proceeds in the event’s history. contnue every Tuesday at 5 p.m., until school resumes in own. even thinner than I already am. The Women on Target clinic is set for June 24, from 9 September. The club asks members not to shoot on Tues- The club is hosting three concealed carry classes this “I would really like to find a.m. to 4 p.m., rain or shine. Sign up sheets are available day evenings so as not to disturb the 4-H program. summer. The first in June is already filled, but the July somebody soon, but we also on the clubs website. According to Gary Kusz, club pres- This fall, on September 23, the club is hosting its first 29 and September 30 classes have room available. Peo- talked about needing the right ident, the club has added covered firing lines and new Traditional Muzzleloader Clinic. The clinic will intro- ple interested in acquiring their concealed carry permit concrete shooting pads to offer protection from the duce shooters to flintlock and percussion rifles and pis- should contact Gary Sell at 906-364-8844. The club web- weather and new shooting benches. The educational tols. The clinic will include details on the different types site is superiorrangeshootersclub.org. AGING — page 5 C O N T A C T U S WEATHER INSIDE INDEX

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That means the U.S. could Experience the Von Holzen everyone in suspense on the cess for withdrawing to him “in stay in the accord and choose not 2007 Ford Edge 2010 Chevrolet question of staying or leaving, clear, simple sentences” during to hit its goals or stay in the pact AWD SE Equinox LT saying he was still listening to “a summit meetings last week, but adjust its targets for reduc- 3.0L, 6 cyl. 3.5L, V6.WINES lot of people both ways” but Jean-Claude Juncker said in ing greenhouse gas emissions. local trade. #17103B promising a decision “very soon.” Berlin. “It looks like that attempt The U.S. has agreed to reduce its #17248A $6,998 The White House signaled failed,” Juncker said. “This emissions by 2025 to 26 percent $10,998 that Trump was likely to decide notion, ‘I am Trump, I am Amer- to 28 percent of 2005 levels — on exiting the global pact — ful- ican, America first and I am get- about 1.6 billion tons. U.S. Highway 2 East, Ashland, WI filling one of his principal cam- ting out,’ that is not going to hap- “Paris more than anything is a vonholzen.com paign pledges — though top pen.” symbol,” said Nigel Purvis, who 715-682-8141 • 1-800-341-5440 aides were deeply divided. And Some of Trump’s aides have directed U.S. climate diplomacy the final decision may not be been searching for a middle during the Bill Clinton and entirely clear-cut: Aides were ground — perhaps by renegotiat- George W. Bush administrations still deliberating on “caveats in ing the terms of the agreement Another option, said Universi- House committee issues the language,” one official said. — in an effort to thread the nee- ty of California, Berkeley climate Everyone cautioned that no dle between his base of support- scientist Zeke Hausfather, would decision was final until Trump ers who oppose the deal and be for Trump to withdraw from subpoenas; Comey OK’d to testify announced it. The president has those warning that a U.S. exit the United Nations Framework been known to change his think- would deal a blow to the fight Convention on Climate Change, WASHINGTON (AP) — The At a Wednesday briefing, sued its investigation into his ing on major decisions and tends against global warming as well the treaty on which the Paris House intelligence committee press secretary Sean Spicer said campaign’s contacts. to seek counsel from both inside as to worldwide U.S. leadership. accord was based, which would said Wednesday it is issuing sub- inquiries about the Russia inves- Associates have said Comey and outside advisers, many with That fight has played out take only a year. poenas for President Donald tigation must be directed to wrote memos describing certain differing agendas, until the last within Trump’s administration News of Trump’s expected Trump’s former national security Trump’s longtime personal attor- interactions with Trump that minute. in an extraordinarily public decision drew swift reaction from adviser and his personal lawyer, ney, Marc Kasowitz. It marked gave him pause in the months Abandoning the pact would deliberation. the United Nations. The organi- as well as their businesses, as the first time the White House after the election, including isolate the U.S. from a raft of Trump met Wednesday with zation’s main Twitter page quot- part of its investigation into Rus- had officially acknowledged that details of a dinner in which he international allies who spent Secretary of State Rex Tillerson, ed Secretary-General Antonio sian activities during last year’s outside counsel had been claimed the president asked him years negotiating the 2015 agree- who has favored remaining in Guterres as saying, “Climate election. retained. Calls and emails to to pledge his loyalty, and a ment to fight global warming and the agreement. Chief strategist change is undeniable. Climate In addition to those four sub- Kasowitz’s New York firm were request to shut down the investi- pollution by reducing carbon Steve Bannon supports an exit, change is unstoppable. Climate poenas, the committee issued not immediately returned gation of Flynn. emissions in nearly 200 nations. as does Environmental Protec- solutions provide opportunities three others — to the National Wednesday. A spokesman for Mueller, a While traveling abroad last tion Agency Administrator Scott that are unmatchable.” Security Agency, the FBI and the The Comey associate, who former FBI director, declined to week, Trump was repeatedly Pruitt. Scientists say that Earth is CIA — for information about wasn’t authorized to discuss comment. Mueller’s separate pressed to stay in the deal by Trump’s chief economic advis- likely to reach more dangerous requests that government offi- details of the testimony and probe could conceivably look at European leaders and the Vati- er, Gary Cohn, has discussed the levels of warming sooner if the cials made to unmask the identi- spoke on condition of anonymity, the circumstances surrounding can. Withdrawing would leave possibility of changing the U.S. U.S. retreats from its pledge ties of U.S. individuals named in declined to discuss the content of Comey’s firing. the United States aligned only carbon reduction targets instead because America contributes so classified intelligence reports. Comey’s planned testimony. The Congress is currently out of with Russia among the world’s of pulling out of the deal com- much to rising temperatures. The subpoenas were associate did say that Robert session. It resumes next Tues- industrialized economies. pletely. Senior adviser Jared Calculations suggest withdrawal announced as the special counsel Mueller, whom the Justice day. No date for Comey’s testi- American corporate leaders Kushner generally thinks the could result in emissions of up to overseeing the government’s Department appointed earlier mony has been set. have also appealed to the busi- deal is bad but still would like to 3 billion tons of additional carbon investigation into possible this month to lead the govern- The Associated Press reported nessman-turned-president to see if emissions targets can be dioxide in the air a year — Trump campaign ties to Russia ment’s inquiry, is allowing earlier this month that Comey stay. They include Apple, Google changed. enough to melt ice sheets faster, has approved former FBI Direc- Comey to make certain state- planned to testify before the Sen- and Walmart. Even fossil fuel Trump’s influential daughter raise seas higher and trigger tor James Comey to testify before ments. ate committee after Memorial companies such as Exxon Mobil, Ivanka Trump’s preference is to more extreme weather. the Senate intelligence commit- Lawmakers are likely to ask Day, but the approval from BP and Shell say the United stay, but she has made it a prior- The Sierra Club’s executive tee, according to a Comey associ- Comey about his interactions Mueller to do so could indicate States should abide by the deal. ity to establish a review process director, Michael Brune, called ate. with Trump as the bureau pur- that date is fast approaching. Trump’s predecessor Barack so her father would hear from all the expected move a “historic A spokeswoman for the com- Obama enacted the deal without sides, said a senior administra- mistake which our grandchildren mittee’s chairman, Sen. Richard U.S. Senate ratification. A for- tion official. Like the other offi- will look back on with stunned Burr, R-N.C., said the committee mal withdrawal would take cials, that person was not autho- dismay at how a world leader welcomes Comey’s testimony, years, experts say, a situation rized to describe the private dis- could be so divorced from reality CUSTOMER but declined to comment further. that led the president of the cussions by name and spoke only and morality.” The House panel pursuing its APPRECIATION own investigation of the Trump campaign and possible Russia ties has also sought information SpaceX taking recycling all the way to orbit with cargo ship SPECIAL from Comey, asking the FBI to CAPE CANAVERAL, Fla. fresh parachutes for re-entry at more and more reused capsules turn over documents related to (AP) — SpaceX is taking recy- mission’s end. There were so will carry cargo to the space sta- his interactions with both the cling to a whole new realm — all many X-rays and inspections tion, each possibly flying three SATURDAY, JUNE 10 White House and the Justice the way to orbit. that savings, if any, were mini- times. Dragon capsules are being Department. On this week’s supply run to mal this time, said Hans developed to carry astronauts to Win your share of $2,500 cash and play Subpoenas were approved the International Space Station, Koenigsmann, vice president of the space station as early as next for a $1,199 Must Go Jackpot! Plus, Wednesday for ousted national SpaceX will launch a Dragon flight reliability for SpaceX. year; it’s too soon to say whether security adviser Michael Flynn capsule that’s already traveled The vast majority of this those, too, will be recycled, he enjoy special deals and more! and his company, Flynn Intel there. The milestone comes just Dragon has already been to said. Group, and Trump’s attorney, two months after the launch of space, including the hull, Wednesday marked the fifth Michael Cohen, and his firm, its first reused rocket booster for thrusters and tanks. It’s packed anniversary of the return of the OPEN WEDNESDAY - SUNDAY Michael D. Cohen & Associates. a satellite. with 6,000 pounds of station first Dragon capsule to visit the Cohen, who’d earlier refused a “This whole notion of reuse is cargo, including mice and flies space station. This will be the request for information saying it something that’s very, very for medical research. 12th Dragon visit overall and the was “not capable of being Follow us important to the entire space While this Falcon booster is 11th under NASA contract. The answered,” told The Associated industry,” NASA’s space station new, SpaceX will attempt to land Dragon is the only unmanned Press on Tuesday that he would program manager Kirk Shire- it at Cape Canaveral following supply ship that returns to comply with subpoenas, should man said at a news conference liftoff so it, too, can be reused. So Earth; the others are filled with they be issued. He said he has Wednesday. far, first-stage boosters have trash and burn up on re-entry. “nothing to hide.” While the concept is not new flown back and landed vertically And by SpaceX’s count, this Trump has repeatedly dis- WINNING’S MORE FUN — the space shuttles, for four times on the designated X at will be the 100th launch from missed allegations that his cam- instance, flew multiple times in the Air Force station; even more NASA’s historic Launch Complex paign collaborated with Russia orbit — it’s important for saving touchdowns have occurred on 39-A at Kennedy Space Center. ahead of the presidential elec- money as well as technical rea- ocean platforms, all part of an It’s the same exact spot from HWY 47 LAC DU FLAMBEAU 1.800.25.TORCH tion. Early Wednesday morning, sons, he noted. effort to save time and money. which men flew to the moon and the president tweeted “Witch WWW.LAKEOFTHETORCHES.COM This particular Dragon flew to The private SpaceX and shuttles soared until their retire- Hunt!” in reference to testimony the station in 2014. SpaceX NASA are discussing the possi- ment in 2011. SpaceX is leasing We reserve the right to alter or cancel any promotion or game schedule without notice. by Comey and former CIA direc- refurbished it for Thursday bility of flying a reused booster the pad from NASA. tor John Brennan before evening’s planned launch, pro- on an upcoming delivery mission. Fairly good weather is fore- Congress on the topic. viding a new heat shield and Koenigsmann told reporters cast for the 5:55 p.m. liftoff. THE DAILY GLOBE • YOURDAILYGLOBE.COM COMMUNITY THURSDAY, JUNE 1, 2017 l 3 Community calendar DOVE Briefs Ontonagon to hold graduation Friday Email calendar items and com- p.m., Sharon Lutheran Church, p.m., A.D. Johnston High School. ONTONAGON — Twenty six munity news to news@yourdaily- Bessemer. area74.org. Gogebic Range Carvers, 6:30 students of the Ontonagon Area globe.com. For more information, Monday, June 5 p.m., shop room, A.D. Johnston High call 906-932-2211. School, Bessemer. School District will receive diplo- mas at ceremonies Friday at 7 Thursday, June 1 Iron County Food Pantry, 9 People for Peace, 7 p.m. EDT, p.m. in the Ontonagon Area Gym. a.m.-4 p.m., 72 Michigan Ave., Mon- Episcopal Church of Ascension, 501 Pickleball, 9 a.m. to noon, good treal, Wis. 715-561-4450. Houghton St., Ontonagon. Ben Mayer will be doing dou- weather: Patterson Tennis Courts, Alcoholics Anonymous, noon, Narcotics Anonymous, 7 p.m., ble duty at the ceremony Friday bad weather: Ironwood Memorial Salem Lutheran Church, Ironwood. Salem Lutheran Church, Ironwood. night. As OAHS Band Director Building. area74.org. area74.org. Mayer will conduct the band at Gogebic County Veterans Ser- Wakefield Seniors, 2 p.m., Alcoholics Anonymous, 7:30 the opening and closing of the p.m., Sharon Lutheran Church, vice Officer, 10:30-11:30 a.m., Senior Center, Wakefield. ceremonies, but was also chosen Bessemer. area74.org. Wakefield City Hall; 1-2 p.m., Pat O’Donnell Civic Center by the senior class to be the com- Watersmeet Township; 2:45-3:15 Board, 5 p.m., arena, Ironwood. Government Ironwood Economic Develop- mencement speaker. p.m., Marenisco Township. 906-667- Alcoholics Anonymous, 6 p.m., He graduated with honors 1110. Our Lady of Peace Catholic Church, ment Corporation, 10 a.m., meet- from the OASD in 1999 and from Alcoholics Anonymous, noon, Ironwood. area74.org. ing, Conference Room 1, second Salem Lutheran Church, Ironwood. Ironwood Sports Hall of Fame, floor, Memorial Building, Ironwood. Northern Michigan University area74.org. 6 p.m., Luther L. Wright K-12 Thursday, June 8 in Music Education. He later Grief Support Group, 2 p.m., School, room 205. received his history endorse- The Inn Bed and Breakfast, Montre- Harbortown AA, 7:30 p.m. EDT, Pickleball, 9 a.m. to noon, good ment from Northern. Mayer is al, Wis. 906-663-0308. Ontonagon United Methodist Church weather: Patterson Tennis Courts, also the head varsity football ReGeneration Youth, 5:30-6:45 basement, next to Holiday gas sta- bad weather: Ironwood Memorial coach for the Gladiators. p.m., ages 10-11; Relentless Youth, tion, Ontonagon. area74.org. Building. Upon graduation from Onton- 7-9 p.m., ages 12-18; Lighthouse Government Gogebic County Veterans Ser- agon Area High school, he received Faith Center, Ironwood. Bessemer City Council, 5:30 vice Officer, 10:30-11:30 a.m., the Howard Hegg class scholar Knights of Columbus 4th p.m., city hall. Wakefield City Hall; 1-2 p.m., Degree Pere Menard Assembly Ironwood Parks and Recre- Watersmeet Township; 2:45-3:15 athlete award and while at North- 471, 6 p.m. business meeting, KC ation Committee, 5:30 p.m., meet- p.m., Marenisco Township. 906-667- Submitted photo ern received numerous awards for Hall, Ironwood. ing, Conference Room 1, second 1110. DOVE, INC., in collaboration with the Gogebic Range Health Founda- his musical accomplishments. Alcoholics Anonymous, 6:30 floor, Memorial Building, Ironwood. Alcoholics Anonymous, noon, tion (GRHF), held the second annual Sexual Assault Awareness Month The valedictory address will be p.m., First Presbyterian Church, Tuesday, June 6 Salem Lutheran Church, Ironwood. Color Run/Walk on April 29. The Gogebic Range Health foundation given by Kaitlyn Ray and the Salu- Hurley. area74.org. area74.org. matched the profits made by this fundraiser. The GRHF issued a check tation address by Colton Heikkinen. Knights of Columbus Council Pickleball, 9 a.m. to noon, good Red Hat Society Luncheon, of over $8,000 to Dove. Pictured are, from left, DOVE assistant director Superintendent Jim Bobula 1396, 6:30 p.m. business meeting, weather: Patterson Tennis Courts, noon, Angelo’s, Ironwood. Amber Hendrickson, and Candy Pogliano as well as Andrea Newby of will present the class of 2017 and KC Hall, Ironwood. Grief Support Group, 1 to 2:30 bad weather: Ironwood Memorial the GRHF. Ontonagon Area District Board Government Building. p.m., Dr. Kate Hospice office, 1571 members will distribute diplomas. Iron County Traffic Safety Gogebic County Veterans Ser- U.S. 51 North in Arbor Vitae. Committee, 9:30 a.m., Highway Grief Support Group, 2 p.m., In addition to Ray and vice Officer, 9:30-11:30 a.m., Iron- Heikkinen, rounding out the top Department, Hurley. wood Memorial Building. 906-667- The Inn Bed and Breakfast, Montre- Ironwood Planning Commis- al, Wis. 906-663-0308. five graduating seniors are 1110. Kessy Domitrovich, Morgan sion, 5 p.m., meeting, Conference Alcoholics Anonymous, noon, ReGeneration Youth, 5:30-6:45 DNR reminds moose Room 1, second floor, Memorial Salem Lutheran Church, Ironwood. p.m., ages 10-11; Relentless Youth, Picotte and Noah Huntzinger. Building, Ironwood. area74.org. 7-9 p.m., ages 12-18; Lighthouse Following the ceremony, Iron County Regional Trail Ironwood Kiwanis Club, noon, Faith Center, Ironwood. Operation Graduation will be Committee, 5:30 p.m., Courthouse, Golden Dragon. New members wel- Alcoholics Anonymous, 6:30 watchers of traffic hazards held at the school until 3 a.m. Hurley. come. p.m., First Presbyterian Church, Friday, June 2 Cribbage, 1 p.m., Mercer, Wis., Hurley. area74.org. Michigan Department of Nat- cient opening in traffic to cross E-TC graduation set for Klassic Kruisers Car Club, 6:30 Public Library. 715-476-2366. ural Resources officials are the road. Avoid having to wait in p.m., Golden Dragon, Ironwood. June 2 at 7 p.m. Mercer Cribbage, 9:30-11:30 Disabled American Veterans, 6 reminding the public to remem- the middle of the road for cars to Ironwood Masonic Lodge 389, EWEN — The Ewen Trout a.m., Mercer Senior Center. p.m., Ironwood American Legion ber safety and use caution when pass. 7:30 p.m., at the Masonic building. Creek Class of 2017 will receive Mercer Food Pantry, noon-1 club rooms. stopping along roadsides to look —Remain aware of where you p.m., Railroad Street, Mercer, Wis. Life Support Group, 6:30 p.m., Government their diplomas in ceremonies at moose and other wildlife. and others are standing while Emergencies: 715-476-7655. Woodland Church, Ironwood. Bessemer Housing Commis- Friday, June 2, at 7 p.m. in sion, 8 a.m., Executive Director’s “We have had recurring con- watching or photographing Alcoholics Anonymous/Al- Alcoholics Anonymous, 7 p.m., Ewen. The ETC Band under the Office, 709 West Iron Street, Besse- cerns reported about motorists wildlife. Keep away from traffic Anon, noon, Salem Lutheran Episcopal Church of the Transfigura- direction of Brad Besonen will mer. stopping along roadsides in the lanes. Do not rely on motorists to Church, Ironwood. area74.org. tion, Ironwood. area74.org. welcome the 21 students into the Gogebic Range Water Authori- Upper Peninsula to watch and see you and avoid you. Harbortown AA, 7:30 p.m. EDT, Government gym and also provide other Ontonagon United Methodist Church Wakefield Township Board, ty Board, 6:30 p.m., Bessemer photograph moose,” said Lt. Pete —Respect moose and other Township Hall, Ramsay. music for the ceremonies. basement, next to Holiday gas sta- 5:30 p.m., township hall. Wright, a DNR district law super- wildlife as the wild creatures Opening remarks will be tion, Ontonagon. area74.org. Friday, June 9 visor. “We understand seeing a they are. Watch or photograph Wednesday, June 7 made by Superintendent Alan Alcoholics Anonymous, 7:30 moose is a once-in-a-lifetime expe- wildlife from a safe distance. Do Tulppo to be followed by the p.m., Our Lady of Peace Catholic Christian Men of the Northland, Mercer Cribbage, 9:30-11:30 rience for many people and it can not approach or harass wildlife. Church, Ironwood. area74.org. a.m., Mercer Senior Center. Class Presidents address from 6:30 a.m., Uptown Cafe, Ironwood. be tremendously exciting. Howev- —Keep a sharp eye out for Mercer Food Pantry, noon-1 Britni Lakkala. Saturday, June 3 Gogebic-Ontonagon Commu- er, people need to be mindful of traffic when returning to your p.m., Railroad Street, Mercer, Wis. Co-Valedictorians Samantha nity Action Agency Nutriont Coun- the dangers posed by passing traf- vehicle. Use safe crossing meth- Community Pickleball Pad- cil, 10:30 a.m., Mill Street Garden Emergencies: 715-476-7655. Havela and Lucas Burrows will fic and the animals themselves.” ods. dlers, 8:30-11:30 a.m., Mercer dining room, Bessemer. Alcoholics Anonymous/Al- speak as well as the salutatorian If stopping along a roadway to —Watch for approaching vehi- School gymnasium. 715-776-4588. Alcoholics Anonymous, open Anon, noon, Salem Lutheran Emily Driesenga. Church, Ironwood. area74.org. experience a Michigan moose cles when pulling your vehicle Family Fun, 11 a.m., Bessemer meeting, noon, Salem Lutheran Patti Witt, Dean of Students Harbortown AA, 7:30 p.m. EDT, sighting: back onto the roadway. Merge Public Library. Church, Ironwood. area74.org. will present the class of 2017 Ontonagon United Methodist Church —Pull your vehicle completely properly with traffic. Alcoholics Anonymous, 7 p.m., DOVE Support Group, noon-2 with the acceptance by Superin- Salem Lutheran Church, Ironwood. p.m. 906-932-4990. basement, next to Holiday gas sta- out of the traffic lanes to park. “Michigan is fortunate to have tendent Tulppo. School District area74.org. Ironwood/Hurley Rotary Club, tion, Ontonagon. area74.org. —Make sure vehicle has moose and a wide array of other Alcoholics Anonymous, 7:30 Board of Education President 12:15 p.m., Elk and Hound Restau- stopped moving before exiting. watchable wildlife to enjoy,” Sunday, June 4 p.m., Our Lady of Peace Catholic Kirk Schott will present diplo- rant, Ironwood. —Watch behind for oncoming Wright said. “However, when Church, Ironwood. area74.org. mas to the class members. A Alcoholics Anonymous, 1 p.m., Iron County Veterans Service vehicles before opening vehicle doing so, it’s always best to keep Officer, 1-3 p.m., Mercer, Wis., class Video will conclude the cer- closed meeting, Salem Lutheran Saturday, June 10 doors. safety in mind.” Town Hall. 715-561-2190. emony to be followed by Opera- Church, Ironwood. —Do not walk through traffic For more information on Gogebic Range Trail Authority, Alzheimer’s Disease Care- Community Pickleball Pad- tion Graduation until midnight. givers Support Group, 6-7 p.m., dlers, 8:30-11:30 a.m., Mercer to cross the highway. wildlife and wildlife viewing visit 6 p.m., Pit Stop, Bessemer. —Wait until there is a suffi- michigan.gov. Narcotics Anonymous, 7 p.m., Zion Evangelical Lutheran Church, School gymnasium. 715-776-4588. Wesley United Methodist Church, Mercer, Wis. Alcoholics Anonymous, 7 p.m., Ironwood. Superior Riders, 6:30 p.m., Old Salem Lutheran Church, Ironwood. Alcoholics Anonymous, 7:30 Suffolk Ale House Ride, Ironwood. area74.org. S Bessemer Booster Club, 6:30 Jerry Garcia’ s guitar e

a heads to auction, could s Ottawa National Forest seeking o fetch $1 million n 4 NEW YORK (AP) — A guitar could fetch over $1 million this comments on proposed project Dance Showcase that Jerry Garcia played every- time around. IRONWOOD — The Ottawa Changes to the Ottawa’s Office hours, for those who where from San Francisco’s “I’ve been a fan of The Dead nd National Forest is seeking com- Motor Vehicle Use Map from this wish to hand deliver their com- Winterland Ballroom to since I was a kid, and playing Friday, June 2 & Saturday, June 3rd, 2017 ments on the proposed Forest- proposal is expected to improve ments, are 8 a.m. to 4 p.m., Mon- Egypt’s Great Pyramids is this iconic guitar over the past wide Designated Motorized Use Forest and recreational access, day through Friday. 6:00 P.M. headed to auction on Wednes- 15 years has been a privilege,” Project’s Environmental Assess- provide safe driving conditions, Additionally, you may email Historic Ironwood Theatre day night. said Pritzker. “But the time is ment. as well as resource protection. your comments to com- The Grateful Dead front- right for Wolf to do some $10 Admission @ the door The Ottawa National Forest is Additional information on the [email protected] man’s guitar — named Wolf — good.” (Kids 5 & under are free) proposing to change the motor- proposed project is available in (please put “Comments on For- will be offered at the Brooklyn ized access designation on 568 the Environmental Assessment, est-wide Designated Motorized Bowl, a bowling alley, restau- miles of road. which was mailed to interested Use Project” in the subject line). rant and music venue. The pro- The project area contains sev- parties and is available on the To receive a copy of the Envi- ceeds are earmarked for the CHARTER TOWNSHIP OF IRONWOOD eral roads, across all Ranger Dis- Ottawa’s website, fs.usda.gov. ronmental Assessment document Montgomery, Alabama-based PLANNING COMMISSION tricts, in Baraga, Gogebic, To ensure that your comments associated with this project, Southern Poverty Law Center. Houghton, Iron and Ontonagon are most useful, please respond please call your local Forest Ser- The guitar is being sold by NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING FOR Counties. This proposal includes within the next 30 days. vice office or visit, fs.usda.gov. devoted Deadhead Daniel SPECIAL USE PERMIT FOR NEW SAND & GRAVEL PIT adding off-highway vehicle Your comments will be For more information regard- Pritzker, a philanthropist, access to approximately 315 reviewed and used to make a ing this project, contact Mar- musician and film director who A Public Hearing will be held at the regular meeting of the Planning Commission miles of road that is currently decision on this project. Any com- lanea French-Pombier, Forest bought the instrument in 2002 on June 15, 2017 at 6:00pm in the Charter Township of Ironwood Board Room open to highway legal vehicles ments received on this proposal Planner, 906-932-1330, ext. for $790,000. N10892 Lake Road, Ironwood, MI 49938. Decision to be made after the public only; opening 78 miles of road to are part of the public record and 303. It’s predicted that the guitar motorized access that are cur- available for public review upon hearing. rently closed; closing 54 miles of request. road to motorized use to protect Comments should be Angelo Luppino, Inc. has submitted to the Planning Commission an application resources; and reconstruction of addressed to Linda L. Jackson, 29th Annual Bessemer for a special permit in accordance with the Sand/Gravel Pit Ordinance 50 of 2014. a minimum of 37 miles of road to Forest Supervisor, E6248 US 2, The application is to establish a new sand/gravel pit on North Black River Road. improve road conditions for Ironwood, MI 49938; or call our Run access needs. office at 906932-1330. Hometown Written comments may be sent to Mary Segalin, Clerk, N10892 Lake Road, 10K Run & 2 Mile Walk/Run Ironwood, MI 49938 prior to the meeting. Saturday, July 1, 2017 REGISTRATION: Also available online at www.tandhtiming.com The following parcels listed to be in the new pit are in section 19 T49N, R46W, TIME: 8:30 a.m. CDT Parcel #2703-00-515-900, parcel # 2703-00-516-100, parcel # 2703-00-516-150 and parcels in section 24 T48N-R47W, parcel # 2703-02-507-400, parcel # 2703- START & FINISH: Bessemer City Hall LATE RE GISTRATION 02-507-500 and parcel #2703-02-507-700. These parcels are located on the west Kristy (Paynter) Recla – (906) 932-9758 Fri., June 30, 6:00 & Sat -7:30pm side of north Black River Road. Annie Stengard – (906) 364-1025 ., July 1, 7:00-8:00am Jill Manila – (906) 663-2196 at City Hall 2003 TOYOTA 2008 CHRYSLER The Charter Township of Ironwood Board will provide necessary reasonable WATCH FOR DETAILS ON 8th ANNUAL TOT TROT HIGHLANDER TOWN & COUNTRY LX auxiliary aids and services, such as signers for the hearing impaired and audio- LIMITED EDITION AWD More information & downloadable entry forms at: tapes of printed materials being considered at the meeting, to individuals with 7 passenger mini van, rear heat/air, www.bessemer4th.com disabilities at the meeting upon 5 business day notice to the Charter Township 3rd row seating, DVD, entertain- V6, leather, moon roof, only 85,000 –NO DOGS – Clerk. Please write or call the following: Mary Segalin, Clerk, N10892 Lake miles, loaded, absolutely like new! ment system, loaded! loaded! $ $ Road, Ironwood, MI 49938. (906)932-5800. SAVE!! 8,999 SAVE!! 7,499 Co-Sponsors The Charter Township of Ironwood is an Equal Opportunity Provider and Cloverland Motors Employer. To file a complaint of discrimination write to USDA, Director and 300 E. Cloverland Dr., (U.S. 2) • Ironwood, MI 49938 Office of Civil Rights, 1400 Independence Avenue, S.W., Washington, DC, 1-800-932-1202 • Phone: 906-932-1202 • Fax: 906-932-3295 20250-9410 or call 800-795-3272 (voice) or 202-720-6382 (TDD). 4 l THURSDAY, JUNE 1, 2017 OPINION THE DAILY GLOBE • YOURDAILYGLOBE.COM Overpopulation hoax DAILY GLOBE In 1798, Thomas Malthus wrote “An Harbor? Surely, all of the physical resources Sue Mizell, Publisher Essay on the Principle of Population.” He — such as aluminum alloys, copper, iron ore predicted that mankind’s birthrate would and chemical propellants — necessary to Larry Holcombe, Managing Editor outstrip our ability to grow food and would build cellphones and rocket launchers were lead to mass starvation. Malthus’ wrong pre- around during Washington’s time. In fact, dictions did not deter Stanford University they were around at the time of the cave professor Paul Ehrlich from making a similar Walter E. man. There is only one answer for why cell- In Their Opinion prediction. In his 1968 best-seller, “The Pop- Williams phones, rocket launchers and millions of ulation Bomb,” which has sold more than 2 other things are around today but were not million copies, Ehrlich warned: “The battle to around yesteryear. The growth in human FRIB budget cut feed all of humanity is over. In the 1970s and knowledge, human ingenuity, job specializa- 1980s hundreds of millions of people will tion and trade led to industrialization, which, starve to death in spite of any crash pro- Hong Kong ($320,668), Somalia ($5,707), coupled with personal liberty and private grams embarked upon now.” This hoax Congo ($41,615) and Singapore ($296,967). property rights, made it possible. Human would hurt more resulted in billions of dollars being spent to The overpopulation hoax has led to horri- beings are valuable resources, and the more fight overpopulation. ble population control programs. The United we have of them the better. According to the standard understanding Nations Population Fund has helped govern- The greatest threat to mankind’s prosper- of the term, human overpopulation occurs ments deny women the right to choose the ity is government, not population growth. For than region when the ecological footprint of a human pop- number and spacing of their children. Over- example, Zimbabwe was agriculturally rich population concerns led China to enact a bru- Many in the local science community are reeling after ulation in a specific geographical location but, with government interference, was tal one-child policy. Forced sterilization is a news of President Trump’s 2018 budget proposal that exceeds the carrying capacity of the place reduced to the brink of mass starvation. Any occupied by that group. Let’s look at one method of population control in some coun- country faced with massive government included significant cuts to funding. tries. Nearly a quarter-million Peruvian They are right to be concerned. aspect of that description — namely, popula- interference can be brought to starvation. tion density. Let’s put you, the reader, to a women were sterilized. Our government, Blaming poverty on overpopulation not only Among the potential cuts: $17 million of the $97 mil- test. See whether you can tell which country through the U.N. Population Fund, is lets governments off the hook but also lion earmarked for the Facility for Rare Isotope Beams, a is richer and which is poorer just by knowing involved in “population moderation” pro- encourages the enactment of harmful, inhu- state-of-the-art nuclear physics laboratory at Michigan two countries’ population density. grams around the world, including in India, mane policies. State University being hyped as the future of cancer North Korea’s population density is 518 Bangladesh, Pakistan, Nigeria, Mexico, Today’s poverty has little to do with over- research, medical imaging and national defense. people per square mile, whereas South Indonesia, Brazil, the Philippines, Thailand, population. The most commonly held charac- FRIB (pronounced F-rib) is currently on budget, ahead Korea’s is more than double that, at 1,261 Egypt, Turkey, Ethiopia and Colombia. teristics of non-poor countries are greater of schedule and, as of this April, is about halfway done, people per square mile. Hong Kong’s popula- The entire premise behind population con- personal liberty, private property rights, the according to MSU. tion density is 16,444, whereas Somalia’s is trol is based on the faulty logic that humans rule of law and an economic system closer to An 18% budget cut would stunt momentum for the 36. Congo has 75 people per square mile, are not valuable resources. The fact of busi- capitalism than to communism. That’s the hundreds of world-class scientists and engineers working whereas Singapore has 18,513. Looking at ness is that humans are what the late Julian recipe for prosperity. at the facility - many of whom have relocated their fami- the gross domestic products of these coun- L. Simon called the ultimate resource. That Walter E. Williams is a professor of eco- lies from across the U.S. and other countries. tries, one would have to be a lunatic to fact becomes apparent by pondering this nomics at George Mason University. To find It would also send a clear message about the nation’s believe that smaller population density leads question: Why is it that Gen. George Wash- out more about Walter E. Williams and read priorities — not only to Greater Lansing and MSU, but to to greater riches. Here are some GDP data ington did not have cellphones to communi- features by other Creators Syndicate writers the global science community. expressed in millions of U.S. dollars: North cate with his troops and rocket launchers to and cartoonists, visit the Creators Syndicate Mark Burnham, MSU’s vice president of government Korea ($17,396), South Korea ($1,411,246), sink British ships anchored in New York webpage at creators.com. relations, said, “Sadly, the impact on FRIB is just one example of how cuts across the federal science agencies will affect America ... these cuts will not make us great, Today in history they won’t even keep us in the running.” More: $18M cut to FRIB included in Trump’s 2018 bud- By The Associated Press get proposal More: FRIB-powered MSU, Lansing becoming Silicon Today’s Highlights in History Valley of particle acceleration It was 50 years ago today — June 1, 1967 — that the Beatles album A country’s greatness comes from being the place “Sgt. Pepper’s Lonely Hearts Club where thought leaders come together to push boundaries Band” was released, as was David and take their field to the next level. Bowie’s debut album, eponymously The $730 million FRIB project was awarded to MSU by titled “David Bowie.” the U.S. Department of Energy in 2008, after a lengthy On this date international competition and vetting process with sever- In 1792, Kentucky became the 15th state. al other labs. In 1796, Tennessee became the It already has spurred economic growth in the region 16th state. with the purchase of local supplies, the use of local con- In 1813, the mortally wounded struction workers and the potential for more spin-off busi- commander of the USS Chesa- nesses like Niowave. peake, Capt. James Lawrence, gave The project itself is expected to generate wages totaling the order, “Don’t give up the ship” $1.7 billion; once complete, FRIB will bring an estimated during a losing battle with the British frigate HMS Shannon in the War of $4.4 billion to the state economy. 1812. But it’s not all about the money: MSU has been on the In 1868, James Buchanan, the leading edge of nuclear science and particle research 15th president of the United States, since 1958, with the origin of its cyclotron laboratory. died near Lancaster, Pennsylvania, published a make-believe com- bond was set at $150,000. (George Frederica von Stade is 72. Actor “We’re building the Facility for Rare Isotope Beams to at age 77. mencement speech by columnist Zimmerman was ultimately acquit- Brian Cox is 71. Rock musician Ron- keep our nation at the forefront of rare isotope research,” In 1917, the song “Over There” by Mary Schmich (shmeech) which ted of the murder charge; Shellie nie Wood is 70. Actor Jonathan said project director Thomas Glasmacher. George M. Cohan was published by urged graduates to, among other Zimmerman pleaded guilty to per- Pryce is 70. Actress Gemma Craven William Jerome Publishing Corp. of Significant budget cuts are likely to throw the project things, “wear sunscreen” (the essay jury and was sentenced to a year’s is 67. Blues-rock musician Tom Prin- New York. ended up being wrongly attributed probation and community service.) cipato is 65. Country singer Ronnie off schedule by six months or more. In 1927, Lizzie Borden, accused online to author Kurt Vonnegut). The U.N.’s top human rights body Dunn is 64. Actress Lisa Hartman For the hundreds of scientists who uprooted their fam- but acquitted of the 1892 ax murders In 2009, Air France Flight 447, an voted overwhelmingly to condemn Black is 61. Actor Tom Irwin is 61. ilies to relocate here, delays could mean no research. For of her father, Andrew, and her step- Airbus A330 carrying 228 people Syria over the slaughter of more Singer-musician Alan Wilder is 58. the burgeoning particle science industry in the region, it mother, Abby, died in Fall River, from Rio de Janeiro to Paris, than 100 civilians; Syria’s most Rock musician Simon Gallup (The could mean cancelled contracts and missed opportunities. Massachusetts, at age 66. crashed into the Atlantic Ocean with important ally and protector, Rus- Cure) is 57. Country musician Michigan’s congressional delegation continues to work In 1943, a civilian flight from Por- the loss of everyone on board. sia, voted against the measure by Richard Comeaux (River Road) is tugal to England was shot down by Ten years ago: The FDA warned the U.N. Human Rights Council in 56. Actor-comedian Mark Curry is with MSU staff and scientists on advocating for project Germany during World War II, killing consumers to avoid using toothpaste Geneva. Johan Santana pitched 56. Actor-singer Jason Donovan is funding to continue, and some have already spoken out all 17 people aboard, including actor made in China because it might con- the first no-hitter in New York Mets 49. Actress Teri Polo is 48. Basket- against the 2018 budget proposal. Leslie Howard. tain a poisonous chemical used in history in an 8-0 victory over the St. ball player-turned-coach Tony Ben- Now begins a waiting period, generally taking most of In 1957, Don Bowden, a student antifreeze. Kidnapped British jour- Louis Cardinals. nett is 48. Actor Rick Gomez is 45. the summer and into the fall, while legislators debate the at the University of California at nalist Alan Johnston appeared in a One year ago: After killing his Model-actress Heidi Klum is 44. budget. Berkeley, became the first American videotape posted on an Islamic web- estranged wife in a Minneapolis sub- Singer Alanis Morissette is 43. to break the four-minute mile during For FRIB, Greater Lansing and the nation, there is site, the first time he was seen since urb, a former UCLA student drove Actress Sarah Wayne Callies is 40. a meet in Stockton, California, in a being abducted nearly three months from Minnesota to Los Angeles, TV personality Damien Fahey is 37. much more than $17 million on the line. time of 3:58.7. earlier in Gaza. (Johnston was freed where he shot and killed his former Pop singer-songwriter Brandi Carlile —Lansing State Journal In 1977, the Soviet Union formal- July 4, 2007.) Assisted suicide advo- professor before taking his own life. is 36. Actor Johnny Pemberton is 36. ly charged Jewish human rights cate Jack Kevorkian walked out of a Ken Starr resigned as Baylor Univer- Actress-writer Amy Schumer (TV: activist Anatoly Shcharansky with Michigan prison, where he’d spent sity’s chancellor, a week after the “Inside Amy Schumer”) is 36. Tennis treason. (Shcharansky was impris- eight years for ending the life of a former prosecutor who’d led the player Justine Henin is 35. Actor oned, then released in 1986; he’s man suffering from Lou Gehrig’s dis- investigation of the Bill Clinton-Mon- Taylor Handley is 33. Actress Willow Letters Policy now known by the name Natan Sha- ease. ica Lewinsky scandal was removed Shields is 17. ransky.) Five years ago: A judge in San- as the school’s president over its Thought for Today The Daily Globe welcomes letters from readers. Letters should deal In 1980, Cable News Network ford, Florida, revoked the bond of handling of sexual assault com- “The past is our only real posses- with matters of current, public interest. We reserve the right to reject any made its debut. the neighborhood watch volunteer plaints against football players. sion in life. It is the one piece of letter and to edit those that are to be published. In 1997, Betty Shabazz, the charged with murdering Trayvon Today’s Birthdays property of which time cannot Letters should be no longer than 400 words. An address and phone widow of Malcolm X, was severely Martin and ordered him returned to Actor Richard Erdman is 92. deprive us; it is our own in a way that number must be included for verification purposes. burned in a fire set by her 12-year- jail within 48 hours, saying George Singer Pat Boone is 83. Actor-writer- nothing else in life is. In a word, we Letters may be mailed to Letters to the Editor, Daily Globe, 118 E. old grandson in her Yonkers, New Zimmerman and his wife had mis- director Peter Masterson is 83. Actor are our past; we do not cling to it, it McLeod Ave., Ironwood MI 49938; emailed to: York, apartment (she died three led the court about how much Morgan Freeman is 80. Actor Rene clings to us.” — Grace King, Ameri- [email protected]; or faxed to 906-932-4211. weeks later). The Chicago Tribune money they had available when his Auberjonois is 77. Opera singer can author (1852-1932).

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PUBLISHER EXECUTIVE ASSISTANT/ACCOUNTING DAILY GLOBE Sue Mizell Jenna Martilla yourdailyglobe.com MANAGING EDITOR CIRCULATION Award Winning Newspaper Larry Holcombe Marissa Casari USPS 269-980 ADVERTISING DIRECTOR LEAD PRESS Published daily Monday - Saturday Heidi Ofstad Bill Westerman (except Memorial Day, Independence Day, Labor Day, Thanksgiving, Christmas and New Year’s Day) Periodicals postage paid at Ironwood, MI 49938 POSTMASTER – Send changes of addresses to: The Daily Globe, P.O. Box 548, 118 E. McLeod Ave., Ironwood, MI 49938 906-932-2211 • 800-236-2887 • Fax 906-932-5358 THE DAILY GLOBE • YOURDAILYGLOBE.COM THURSDAY, JUNE 1, 2017 l 5 ber. AREA / STATE Record Aging In other action: IRON BELLE TRAIL —The board approved the lat- est changes to the Aging Adviso- ry Committee’s bylaws, which ACCIDENTS From page 1 CELEBRATION included setting quarterly meet- City of Ironwood A 19-year-old homeless man was candidate for the position and to ings and changing the term injured in a bicycle accident investi- not move forward if we don’t “commission of aging advisory gated by the IPSD on Saturday. have the right candidate because committee” to “aging advisory Tylor Allen, formerly of Marquette, the issues that could pose in the committee.” told officers he has been living in a future.” —The board agreed to tent. He was transported to Aspirus Kilger said the committee was remove Marczak as an autho- Ironwood Hospital when he received recommending the county hold rized user for the Aging Unit’s an apparent broken collarbone in a off re-posting the position, and checking account, as he is no fall from his bike near the walking re-evaluating the job posting in a longer the Aging Unit manager, trail next to Curry Street. Beacon month. while adding county employees Ambulance responded. Ironwood Township Among the items she said may Mike Saari and Diane On Saturday at 9:30 a.m., a car be reviewed is the position’s Schmidtke. struck a bear near the intersection of salary, with the hope that a high- —The board agreed to adver- Country Club Road and U.S. 2, er pay would attract more quali- tise for a cook at the Hurley according to a sheriff’s department fied candidates. Senior Center to replace an report. According to the IPSD, the Kilger said she is also employee out on medical leave. bear had been seen on the walking attempting to find someone will- The board also decided the coun- trail, headed for Bessemer. The bear ing to serve in the position on an ty would be the official employer reportedly died. interim basis until the position is of the center’s employees until ANIMAL COMPLAINTS filled. the center finalized its non-profit City of Ironwood IPSD officers were kept busy She encouraged anyone with status and could take over as the over the Memorial Day weekend issues at the county’s other meal employer of record. with dog complaints. Two dogs that sites to reach out — either direct- —The board approved a tem- were running loose, including a pit ly to her or to the people at the porary procurement policy for Ian Minielly/Daily Globe bull in Depot Park, were caught and Hurley Senior Center, who will the department, with the plan to BOB HART, from Rochester, Minn., rides the Iron Belle Trail Wednesday afternoon in Ironwood. The local sec- transported to the HOPE animal then pass them along. adopt the county’s policy once tion of the Iron Belle Trail, from Ironwood to Bessemer, will be the site of the eighth annual Go Ride R Range shelter in the industrial park. Other Kilger said the second method the full county board approves a bike ride on Sunday afternoon — starting at the Depot Park in Ironwood at 2 p.m. Hart spent 114 days in the dog owners who could be located simplifies her life as it allows her county-wide policy. area last year and is up to 47 this year. “The great outdoors here is the No. 1 attraction,” he said. Hart aver- were issued warnings because their animals were running at-large. to make a single call rather than —The board also agreed to ages more than 3,800 miles a year on his bicycle. reaching out to each site, but she changes to the Aging Unit’s COURT CASES our new trail, the Iron Belle bird watching events. Iron County, Wis. was more than willing to talk to donation policy to require the Ride Trail.” For more information, visit Circuit Court, Hurley anyone with concerns. money box be locked. Kilger For more information, call lupinejunefest.org. May 22: Cory William Leuzzo, The position has been vacant made clear this was done pri- 906-932-3332. 28, Ramsay, possession of marijua- for over a month, since both marily to protect the volunteers na, $389; possession of drug para- Aging and Disability Resource handling cash at the meal sites, From page 1 TourThe da 32ndLake annual Tour da phernalia, $263. May 22: Adam Sinclair Mobley, Center branch manager/aging should there be an issue with the Those three things add up for MoreThe rides area offers many more Lake is scheduled for June 24. 41, Parkersburg, W.V., possession manager Lisa Lavasseur and money prior to its deposit in the a great GRRRR in the offing, rides through the summer The 38-mile ride around Lake Aging Services Coordinator bank. In response to concerns of marijuana, $389. according Mildren, but they also including two weekly groups — Gogebic begins and ends at Berg- Gogebic County Mark Marczak resigned their about people not having exact provide for a great place to ride the Tuesday Fat Tire Rides and land Township Park on the north positions — effective April 13 change for the suggested dona- District Court 98, or walk every other day , as well. the Wednesday Superior Road end of the lake, with a noon CDT Bessemer and April 28 respectively. Mar- tions, the board agreed it was a “The Iron Belle Trail is a great Riders. Call 906-932-3332 for start set. May 8: Peter John Armichardy, czak was originally hired for his good idea to issue tickets so asset for the community and it’s more information. There are several stops along 68, Bessemer, operation of an ORV, position in March 2016, while seniors could donate for multiple right that we celebrate it,” he Other major rides in the area the way to rest and a truck cir- trespassing, $175. May 22: James Lavasseur was hired in Decem- meals at once. said. “I view the trail as a 6-mile this summer will include: cling the lake to pick up weary Henry Schaus, 38, Bessemer, retail park from Hurley to Bessemer.” riders. fraud second-degree, credit for 82 days served, 158 remaining, $125. Late registration for the ride Participants are asked to will be completed as soon as pos- begins at Depot Park in Iron- LupineThe Mercer June Fest Chamber of Com- bring a dish to pass for the post- Harbor sible. wood on Sunday at 1 p.m. merce will sponsor the 11th race potluck back at the park. Lottery “We don’t want everybody to The eighth annual GRRRR annual Lupine June Fest on For registration information, drive all the way up there and will begin 2 p.m. from the park June 10. The centerpiece of the call 906-932-3332. then find out it’s closed and have Wednesday From page 1 with a police escort on Ayer festival are a series of bike tours Michigan to come back,” Klaus said. “As Street and Silver Street and into that offer riders a chance to see Classic Lotto 47: 21-25-32-33-34-45 Poker Lotto: 2C-5C-10C-7S-8S launch will be clearer once these soon as we get some dates on Hurley, turning north on U.S. 51, lupines in bloom, if not just the NorthWakefield’s Country 100 North Country steps are completed. Midday Daily 3: 3-8-7 that, we will definitely let every- so the riders can take in the countryside. 100 is always the third Saturday Midday Daily 4: 2-1-8-4 Klaus said she hoped the work body know.” whole trail, including the bridge There are four routes planned in July — so, July 15 this year, Daily 3: 3-4-5 Daily 4: 9-2-8-6 across the Montreal River back — 10, 26, 28 and 50 miles long. according to chamber of com- Fantasy 5: 07-17-22-32-37 into Ironwood. It’s not a race, just a tour, accord- merce officials. Keno: 02-06-12-17-21-29-30-32-33-43-45-48-52-60- City commission meetings cancelled Mildren said the jaunt into ing to organizers. The tour offers three routes of 62-63-64-66-70-71-72-77 Hurley will help spread the rid- Registration begins at 7:30 differing lengths — 100 miles, Wisconsin IRONWOOD — The Ironwood The first was planned for ers out and make for a more a.m. at Carow Park. Rides begin 100 kilometers and 25 miles. 5 Card Cash: KC-7C-8D-7H-9H City Commission has canceled Tuesday evening, the second for Megabucks: 02-09-28-42-47-48 enjoyable event. “A police escort at 9. Each begins and ends at Eddy SuperCash: 04-13-14-22-30-33, Doubler: N two special meetings this week. Thursday evening. City officials is always fun,” he said. The family-friendly festival is Park on the north side of Sunday Badger 5: 06-13-17-19-29 Both were called to discuss and were unsure Thursday when the The ride will continue west to more than bike rides, though, Lake. Daily Pick 3: 3-1-7 Daily Pick 4: 8-1-4-5 award bids related to the ongo- commission will meet to discuss Bessemer where the trail ends at according to a chamber official. Registration closes July 12. ing Phase 4 utility project. and act on the items. Moore Street. Riders will be The park will also have arts and For more information, visit Multi-state crafts, games, a car show and wakefieldmi.org. 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But at each other or anything,” Wil- reenactments aren’t only for the son said. “It’s probably more the crowds’ enjoyment; the partici- camaraderie.” pants get just as much out of The value in history along with them. the camaraderie offsets the high Robert Wilson, who organized expense of the hobby. the Fetterman Fight reenactment Wilson said reenactors own at Fort Phil Kearny last month is their own uniforms which usually also an avid reenactor. Wilson cost up to $200. He said weapons said he’s been participating for 17 cost between $750 and $1,500 years and mainly takes part in depending on the weapon and on Civil War, Indian Wars and top of that reenactors buy their World War II reenactments, but own leather products like saddles, has also participated in Revolu- ammo pouches, belts and boots. tionary War and World War I He said while some want origi- reenactments. nal uniforms from WWII and Wilson has traveled all over Vietnam, most uniforms from the U.S. for reenactments and wars before that time are repro- usually goes to about four a year. ductions that can be easily found Wilson said when reenactors online. He said when reenactors travel to different battlefields, if arrive, the uniforms usually don’t it’s a new battle to them, they’ll vary much, but weapons do. research and try to figure out how He said during the Fetterman the battle transpired to make the reenactment last month he saw show as realistic as possible. He about four types of weapons when said it’s this learning process that in reality there were only two gets people hooked. types of guns. This, he said, isn’t Jim Real Bird, whose family something spectators really puts on the Battle of the Little notice, though. Bighorn reenactment, said a Real Bird said to keep the main reward for the actors who reenactment authentic they look Submitted photo portray the Custer Battalion is for skilled riders. He said these PICTURED ARE the Bessemer class of 2017 graduates, from left, first row, Mikayla Harden, Stephanie Pestka, Allyson Metas, Paige Suvanto, Ciara that they get the opportunity to are usually racehorse jockeys, Novascone, Kimberly Wendinger, Samantha Olson and Hannah Udd; second row, Brittney Cebolski, Lenayah Grewe, Tia Webber, Rachel Emery, ride the cavalry route on the bull riders and other rodeo riders. Lily Wieringa and Sage Cormier; third row, Andrew Beilke II and Blaine Pellinen; fourth row, Benjamin Bogaczyk, Keegan Bolen, Luke Zielinkski, anniversary of the battle. He said they don’t allow the Jason Turula, Max Samardich and Andrew Keller Jr.; and fifth row, Eli Kalinovik, Kyle Sordahl, Josh McGeshick and Travis Johnson. For Wilson, though, it’s more actors to use saddles. International flamenco MERCER GRADS festival set to mark 30 years ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. (AP) — Dancers from across the U.S. THEThis IMAGES year’s gathering also will and Spain will gather in New showcase the work of the late Mexico for the 30th anniversary photographer Douglas Kent of a preeminent international Hall. He worked with the flamenco festival. National Institute of Flamenco The event organized by the to document the event by captur- world-renowned National Insti- ing a number of images of tute of Flamenco will be held dancers from some of the first June 10th through the 17th in festivals. Albuquerque. On June 17, National Insti- Flamenco is a form of Spanish tute of Flamenco executive direc- dance and folk music that devel- tor Eva Encinias-Sandoval will oped from Romani music and give a free flamenco lecture at dance more than two centuries the National Hispanic Cultural ago. Center encompassing the event’s Festival Flamenco Interna- history. Twenty photographs by cional De Alburquerque will fea- Kent Hall will be on display dur- ture internationally known fla- ing the speech. menco dancers, along with work- shops, history lectures and events for children. THEThe FIRE National Institute of Fla- Here are some things to know: menco is located in Albuquerque, which was founded by Spanish settlers and is considered the fla- THENearly PERFORMERS 60 dancers, singers menco capital of the U.S. and musicians are scheduled to The institute’s mission is to perform in theaters at the Uni- preserve and promote flamenco’s versity of New Mexico and the history and culture through per- National Hispanic Cultural Cen- formance and education. ter. They include award-winning In December 2013, a fire dancers Marco Flores and destroyed its offices, including Submitted photo Rosario Toledo, of Spain. decades of festival photos, docu- PICTURED ARE the Mercer class of 2017 graduates, from left, Jacob Hill, Kendra Tutt, Hayle Woolf, Christina Morrison-Grams, Rebecca Spagnuo- On some nights, the artists ments and clothing. lo, Salutatorian Caitlyn Hiller, Valedictorian Sydney Thompson, Tyler Bianga, Tarrin St. Germaine and Johnny Cassiani. will finish the evening at Tablao The institute then took part in Flamenco Albuquerque, a new many fundraisers and garnered venue at a hotel in the city’s Old support from Albuquerque busi- Town where dancers and musi- nesses to eventually land a new cian give spontaneous perfor- home near the University of New University club mentors high schoolers in computer science mances. Mexico on historic Route 66. Workshops at the annual fes- The organization continues to TACOMA, Wash. (AP) — The while Cole leads the daily lesson. Schwartz said. “Even if we facili- ence with coding was limited tival include beginner to operate a conservatory and now Beta Coders club at the Universi- The class recently worked tate it initially, maybe it’ll be before starting college. advanced classes in repertory, runs Tablao Flamenco Albu- ty of Puget Sound set out this with Scratch, a Massachusetts more natural later.” Hsu said the diversity within costuming, castanets and guitar. querque. semester to prove coding is more Institute of Technology program Although tutoring is the club’s the Coders mirrors that in the than just 0s and 1s by partnering that helps students understand primary focus, the Coders also field of computer science. with Tacoma’s Lincoln High coding fundamentals without see themselves as representing “Diversity ... is important, School to mentor students in having to agonize over learning diversity in computer science. because a lot of people think that computer science. complex coding languages, Schwartz founded the club in computer science is just pro- Eastern Illinois city makes Comprised of computer sci- Schwartz said. part so members could display a gramming,” he said. “There’s a ence students from UPS, the The most current assignment variety of ethnic, cultural and lot going on beyond the typing Beta Coders formed to teach oth- challenged students to program a academic backgrounds. part of computer science.” plans to move WWI memorial ers how to write computer series of animated scenes involv- She was inspired by the Grace Gray’s senior capstone class instructions and introduce young ing a cat’s summer activities. Hopper Celebration of Women in reflects the variety of computer DANVILLE, Ill. (AP) — Offi- without someone getting hit by a people to computer science. Students placed characters in a Computing. Schwartz said she science applications, with stu- cials in the eastern Illinois city of car,” Larson said. “I was never exposed to com- variety of scenes and coded their was astonished by the amount of dents’ projects ranging from Danville are trying to move, clean The monument, designed by puter science until the end of my interactions. diversity she saw at the confer- hardware and web design to and more prominently display a sculptor Lorado Taft, was dedicat- freshman year of college,” said Over the course of the ence in October in Houston. environmental study. World War I memorial that’s ed on Nov. 11, 1922, the fourth junior Sofia Schwartz, who heads semester, the Coders have seen After returning to UPS, she She aims to use her computer nearly a century old. anniversary of the armistice that the nine-member club with four the Lincoln students steadily wanted to find her own way of science education to aid environ- Danville’s superintendent of ended World War I. It features a other executive members. “I develop their coding skills. UPS promoting diversity in the field. mental research. community improvement, Shelly bronze statue of Victory with four wanted to be able to expose peo- junior Haley Gray said she’s “Oftentimes, companies use “Occasionally, one of the Lin- Larson, and superintendent of figures at her base, including a ple at a younger level.” enjoyed watching students the excuse that there aren’t coln High School students will parks and public property, Steve sailor, a soldier, a Marine and a The club initially set out to become better at tackling coding enough qualified applicants from ask us what classes we’re taking, Lane, have finished a proposed Red Cross nurse. teach students how to code by problems. diverse backgrounds to explain and it’s cool to show them the dif- redesign for Victory Park, where Landmarks Illinois, a nonprofit hosting after-school sessions. “That first time we tutored, I their lack of diversity, but I’ve ferent options and the different the Victory Monument stands, organization dedicated to saving Members quickly shifted to found myself giving them the come to see that this is a cycle applications of computer sci- The News-Gazette reported. historic places across the state, tutoring when they discovered answer,” Gray said. “It’s been that needs to stop,” Schwartz ence,” Gray said. Plans include moving the struc- featured the monument in April how few computer science pro- interesting to watch them grow. said. “Representation is really Moving forward, the Coders ture toward the center of the park, on its annual list of Most Endan- grams Tacoma schools offered. ... They’re trying, and that’s real- important, so we’re tutoring to would like to continue tutoring at creating a parking lot and adding gered Historic Places. With the help of America ly nice to see them applying represent that this is possible.” Lincoln and branch out to more landscaping to enhance the monu- Frank Butterfield, director of Chambers, assistant professor of themselves to the course and to The Coders value not only extensive instruction. Schwartz ment. The project will also serve Landmarks’ Springfield office, mathematics and computer sci- the material.” racial and ethnic diversity, but wants to ultimately introduce as a gateway to the downtown said the statue is one of the more ence, the club got in touch with Schwartz said she’s proud of also diversity of interests and more diverse youth into the field business district and the city’s significant of the WWI memorials Lincoln teacher Heavenly Cole, the way students have begun educational backgrounds. and make coding more readily riverfront. in the state. He noted that Taft who invited the Coders to tutor helping each other in the class- Gray plays on a sports team at accessible. City officials say the statue eas- was a prominent sculptor in the in her computer science course. room. She recalled a moment UPS, while Junior Alex Hsu “Many people see computer ily goes unnoticed in its current state. They have helped out in Cole’s when a student who had finished pairs business studies with his science to be an intimidating location and that it’s hard to take The monument was moved to class three times a week since the assignment started tutoring computer science major. Hsu’s field that only a select few can a photo of it without stepping into its current spot in the 1950s from early February. They assist stu- peers who were struggling. high school computer science strive in,” she said, “but I wanted traffic. an island in the middle of the dents with their work and make “It’s cool to see them starting program was well-funded as to show people that it isn’t so “You can’t stand in front of it nearby intersection. sure everyone remains on task to work together a little bit,” opposed to Gray’s, whose experi- complicated after all.” THE DAILY GLOBE • YOURDAILYGLOBE.COM THURSDAY, JUNE 1, 2017 l 7 BUSINESS Health records vendor settles false-claims lawsuit US stocks slide further as banks and energy companies sink for $155 million NEW YORK (AP) — U.S. loans lower. Yields were little bet and Facebook have done far BURLINGTON, Vt. (AP) — stock indexes edged lower for the changed Wednesday, but finan- better than the rest of the mar- A DAY ON WALL STREET One of the country’s largest ven- second day in a row Wednesday cial firms fell again as investors ket in 2017. Apple and Facebook dors of electronic health records May 31, 2017 will pay a $155 million settle- as a sharp drop for banks and a worried that banks’ revenue from are up 32 percent this year, and 21,000 rare loss for technology compa- trading stocks, bonds and cur- Alphabet is up 25 percent. All Dow Jones ment to resolve allegations it 20,500 nies canceled out gains for drug- rencies is going to weaken in the three slid Wednesday. industrials caused health care providers to makers and consumer-focused second quarter. Pfizer rose 52 cents, or 1.6 per- 20,000 submit false claims to the feder- companies. At a financial industry confer- cent, to $32.65 and Irish drug- -20.82 19,500 al government, the U.S. Depart- Banks fell hard as executives ence in New York, Marianne maker Perrigo climbed $4,93, or 19,000 ment of Justice and federal pros- from JPMorgan Chase and Bank Lake, JPMorgan Chase’s chief 7.3 percent, to $72.85 after its 21,008.65 ecutors in Vermont announced DJFMAM of America said their trading financial officer, said JPMorgan’s first-quarter report was better Wednesday. businesses are having a rough trading revenue is down about 15 than expected. Health care prod- Pct. change from previous: -0.10% High 21,051.70 Low 20,942.57 The acting U.S. attorney for second quarter. An eight-day percent this quarter because of a ucts maker Johnson & Johnson Vermont said eClinicalWorks, of winning streak for technology drop in fixed-income trading. She advanced $1.14 to $128.25. May 31, 2017 Westborough, Massachusetts, companies ended. Energy com- said that was because of low Benchmark U.S. crude lost 6,200 and three executives will pay the Nasdaq 6,000 panies fell with oil prices. interest rates and remarkably $1.34, or 2.7 percent, to $48.32 a settlement to resolve allegations composite 5,800 Investors picked consumer- low market volatility. barrel in New York. Brent the company misrepresented the 5,600 abilities of its software and paid focused companies, drugmakers, “There is not a lot to trade crude, the standard for interna- -4.67 5,400 and high-dividend utilities and around,” she said. “People have tional oil prices, fell $1.53, or 3 5,200 kickbacks to some customers in household goods companies. The cash but no conviction.” percent, to $50.31 a barrel in 6,198.52 5,000 exchange for promoting its prod- New York Stock Exchange was At a different industry event London. Energy stocks contin- DJFMAM ucts. evenly split between gainers and Wednesday, Bank of America ued to decline. Exxon Mobil Pct. change from previous: -0.08% High 6,221.99 Low 6,164.07 “Every day, millions of Amer- losers. CEO Brian Moynihan said sec- sank 60 cents to $80.50 and icans rely on the accuracy of their electronic health records to “The stock market has been ond-quarter trading revenue will Hess declined 78 cents, or 1.7 May 31, 2017 strong and all the while bond fall 10 percent compared to a percent, to $45.89. 2,400 record and transmit their vital Standard & 2,350 health information,” Acting yields have dropped during the year ago. Michael Kors Holdings hit a Poor’s 500 year,” signaling caution about The banking industry had an five-year low after it said it will 2,300 Assistant Attorney General Chad Readler, of the Depart- the economy, said Brent Schutte, outstanding first quarter, and close up to 125 stores as its sales -1.11 2,250 chief investment strategist for trading was a key reason. have remained weak. The luxury 2,200 ment of Justice’s Civil Division, Northwestern Mutual Manage- JPMorgan Chase fell $1.75, or retailer said sales at older stores 2,411.80 2,150 said in statement. “This resolu- ment. “In the next couple of 2.1 percent, to $82.15 and Bank dropped in its latest quarter and DJFMAM tion is a testament to our deep months we’re going to solve of America lost 43 cents, or 1.9 investors were disappointed with Pct. change from previous: -0.05% High 2,415.92 Low 2,403.59 commitment to public health which is right: the bond market percent, to $22.41. Capital One its projections for the current and our determination to hold AP or the stock market.” slumped $1.36, or 1.7 percent, to quarter. The stock tumbled accountable those whose conduct The Standard & Poor’s 500 $76.92 and Goldman Sachs, $3.09, or 8.5 percent, to $33.18. cents, or 3.4 percent, to $7.87 an ounce. Silver fell 2 cents to results in improper payments by index lost 1.11 points, or less which saw its vaunted trading Solar power companies sank while solar wafer maker Canadi- $17.41 an ounce. Copper gained 2 the federal government.” than 0.1 percent, to 2,411.80. The business hit a speed bump in the as investors wondered if Presi- an Solar retreated 73 cents, or cents to $2.58 a pound. Most of the money will go into Dow Jones industrial average first quarter, gave up $7.16, or dent Donald Trump will seek to 5.4 percent, to $12.81. European stocks gave up an federal Medicare and Medicaid dropped 20.82 points, or 0.1 per- 3.3 percent, to $211.26. remove the U.S. from the Paris The dollar slipped to 110.57 early gain. The DAX in Ger- funds in Washington, said Euge- cent, to 21,008.65. The Nasdaq Bond prices were little climate change accords. Offi- yen from 110.78 yen. The euro many remained up 0.1 percent, nia Cowles, acting U.S. attorney composite fell 4.67 points, or 0.1 changed. The yield on the 10- cials from the European Union rose to $1.1246 from $1.1188. but France’s CAC 40 lost 0.4 for Vermont, who said it was the percent, to 6,198.52. The Russell year Treasury note remained at said the EU and China will In other energy trading, percent and the British FTSE largest False Claims Act recov- 2000 index of small-company 2.21 percent. maintain their commitments to wholesale gasoline lost 3 cents to 100 fell 0.1 percent. Japan’s ery in the district of Vermont. stocks slipped 0.99 points, or 0.1 Technology companies turned the pact. $1.61 a gallon. Heating oil gave Nikkei 225 index dipped 0.1 per- The case began as a whistle- percent, to 1,370.21. lower. The tech sector has Shares of First Solar, the up 3 cents to $1.52 a gallon. Nat- cent and South Korea’s Kospi blower lawsuit filed in Vermont Banks skidded a day earlier as reached its highest levels since largest U.S. solar company, ural gas dropped 7 cents to $3.07 gained 0.2 percent. 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He after a standoff with U.S. agents received his honorable discharge on July 21, in 2014. 1959. Gerald “Jerry” DeLemus On Dec. 21, 1958, in Niantic, Conn., Bill was became the first person sen- united in marriage to Joyce Johnson. They tenced for his ties to the con- were blessed with one son, David, and 38 years frontation that became a rallying of marriage before Joyce passed away on cry for those who want vast March 28, 1997. Bill was blessed with a second stretches of federal land in the U.S. West put under local con- chance at love when he met Patty Questard in William B. “Bill” Bruneau trol. Eighteen others are in cus- 1998 and they spent the last 20 years togeth- 1937 — 2017 tody. er. DeLemus has been jailed for He was employed as an electrician with almost 16 months, so the sen- AMC-Chrysler for more than 42 years, retiring tence means the 62-year-old for- on March 31, 2002, and was a member of the mer U.S. Marine will spend UAW Local 72 Retirees. about six more years behind Bill had a passion for fishing and recently bars. His attorney, Dustin Mar- took up playing Texas Hold ‘Em. He was an Veteran cello, said he will appeal. avid Green Bay Packers fan; he enjoyed riding DeLemus arrived at the his Harley and driving his Jeep Wrangler Rubicon. In his ear- Bundy ranch hours after the lier years, he was active in pool and bowling leagues, and tense armed standoff that led to spent time at his home in Gile, Wis. Bill had an outgoing per- the release of the rancher’s cattle sonality and was a self-proclaimed great joke teller, always and was hailed as a victory in a Associated Press keeping his hands active with home repairs and tinkering decades-long fight over govern- IN THIS April 16, 2014 file photo, Gerald “Jerry” DeLemus, of Rochester, N.H., sits with a group of self- around the house. He also enjoyed growing vegetables in his ment-owned land. described militia members camping on rancher Cliven Bundy’s ranch near Bunkerville, Nev. DeLemus is set garden, particularly tomato plants like his mother, Catherine He then spent more than a to become the first person sentenced to federal prison on Wednesday, for his role in an armed confrontation Bruneau, did. month in an encampment orga- with U.S. agents near Nevada rancher Cliven Bundy’s ranch in 2014 He will be deeply missed by his partner of 20 years, Patty nizing armed patrols and serving ed by the information you choose tect the family. DeLemus once ran for sheriff Questard; his son, David (Vicki); a sister, Roxann Rasmuson; as an intermediary between a to believe,” she said. “My concern was that some- and mayor in his hometown of his granddaughter, Krista Bruneau; and his extended family, self-styled militia and local Instead of advising Bundy to one would get hurt,” he said, Rochester, New Hampshire, and Peter (Diane) Mazur, Michelle Daoust, Kris (Greg) Herman- authorities. abide by court orders to pay 20 choking back tears. “It wasn’t the served as a delegate to the He had been expected to get a son, Jon (Michelle) Mazur, grandchildren, great-grandchil- years of overdue grazing fees or cows. I didn’t want that family Republican National Committee. six-year sentence after pleading let agents round up his cattle injured. God will know in the His wife, Susan DeLemus, a dren, nieces, nephews and cousins. guilty last August to conspiracy In addition to his parents, he was also preceded in death by from public land, Navarro said end.” former Republican state law- to commit an offense against the DeLemus became “a bully vigi- DeLemus said he never would maker, sat among Bundy sup- his brother, Thomas Bruneau. U.S. and interstate travel in aid lante, threatening peacekeepers have shot at law enforcement. He porters in court, where several Funeral services will be held on Saturday, June 3, at 11 of extortion. of the community.” cast himself as a martyr to his waved and thanked DeLemus as a.m., at St. Mary’s Cemetery. But Chief U.S. District Judge “I never heard you say you Christian beliefs and cited a bib- he was led away. Private inurnment will be held in Hurley at a later date. Gloria Navarro in Las Vegas told Mr. Bundy ... to follow the lical passage that there is no “We’ll make it through this,” added time after faulting DeLe- law,” she said. greater love than to lay down she said later. Mary Alice Holschbach mus for trying to withdraw his DeLemus told the judge that one’s life for one’s friends. Bundy, two of his sons and pleas. She said she didn’t think he traveled cross-country with “I may not have given it out two other defendants are due for MANITOWOC, Wis. — Mary Alice Holschbach, 49, of Man- he accepted responsibility for his weapons because he’d heard that there,” he said of the standoff trial later this year. Six others, itowoc, passed away on Saturday, May 27, 2017, at her home. actions. government snipers surrounded near Bunkerville, about 80 miles including two other Bundy sons, She was born at Divine Infant Hospital in Wakefield, Mich., “I have to say, Mr. DeLemus, the Bundy home. He said he was northeast of Las Vegas. “I’m giv- may not be tried until early next on Jan. 8, 1968, the daughter of the late Gerald and Irene that you unfortunately are blind- willing to “take a bullet” to pro- ing it now, in jail.” year. Kremposki. Mary spent most of her life in Wakefield. She started off her healthcare career as a CNA for many years. Mary loved her current job as an independent living assistant at Homes for California’s New Single-Payer Proposal Independent Living, where she cared for many people and took on as many hours as she could. Mary had a lot of different hobbies and good friends throughout her short time here. Some Embraces Some Costly Old Ways of the things she most recently loved doing is listening to karaoke and local bands and Chad Terhune “Single-payer has its pros and include some use of managed repeal threat by crafting propos- singing “Sweet Caroline,” stamping and mak- Kaiser Health News cons, but if it’s built on the foun- care. als for universal coverage. (Such ing cards, shopping, pineapple and prune juice (AP) — Three of the dirtiest dation of fee-for-service it will be In managed care organiza- efforts failed earlier in Vermont with half ice, everything sparkly, telling sto- words in health care are “fee for a disaster,” said Stephen Short- tions such as HMOs, providers and Colorado.) ries, keeping in touch with her loved ones, tak- service.” ell, dean emeritus of the School receive a lump sum every month Single-payer supporters are For years, U.S. officials have of Public Health at the Universi- based on how many people they tapping into Americans’ deep dis- ing care of people, helping people in general, Mary Alice sought to move Medicare away ty of California-Berkeley. “It have enrolled. The idea is to satisfaction with the high costs and most importantly, spending time with her Holschbach from paying doctors and hospi- would be a huge step backwards encourage providers to offer pre- and red tape embedded in the children and grandchildren. 1968 — 2017 tals for each task they perform, a in delivering health care.” ventive care and to scrutinize current hodgepodge of private Mary is survived by her two daughters, Brit- costly approach that rewards the Paul Ginsburg, a health every test or treatment, since insurance and public programs. tany Abramson, and Tonya Abramson; her son, Devin quantity of care over quality. economist and professor at the they bear the losses if they go But some defenders of the exist- Holschbach; her grandchildren, Whitney, Bentley and Joshua State Medicaid programs and University of Southern Califor- over budget. ing national health law say sin- Abramson; two sisters, Chrissy Mattila and Debi Manietta; private insurers are pursuing nia, agreed and said the legisla- More than other states, Cali- gle-payer proposals are a costly and her brother, James Kremposki. similar changes. tion reads like something out of fornia embraced this approach. distraction from the immediate In addition to her parents she was preceded in death by her Yet the $400 billion single- the 1960s in terms of how it In its Medicaid program, about fight in Washington over the son, Joshua Abramson. payer proposal that’s advancing wants to reimburse providers. 80 percent of enrollees are in health care safety net that mil- A Graveside Service will be held 10 a.m. on Monday, June in the California legislature “There’s broad consensus we managed care. lions of Americans rely on. 5, at the Lakeside Cemetery in Wakefield. Rev. Jean B. Ren- would restore fee-for-service to ought to go from volume to value. Michael Lighty, director of The California legislation, contre will officiate. its once-dominant perch in Cali- This bill ignores all the signs public policy for the California Senate Bill 562, requires that Range Funeral Service and Crematory, Frick-Zielinski fornia. pointing to progress and advo- Nurses Association/National payments to providers be made Funeral Home is assisting the family with arrangements. To A state Senate analysis cates a system that failed,” he Nurses United, the lead sponsor on a “fee-for-service basis unless send online condolences, visit rangefuneralservices.com. released last week warned that said. of the California bill said “it will and until another payment fee-for-service and other provi- Backers of the Healthy Cali- be a mixed-payment approach. methodology is established by sions in the legislation would fornia proposal are pushing for a Per capita payments are envi- the [Healthy California] board,” Mario J. Caramella “strongly limit the state’s ability vote in the Senate by Friday so sioned in this system.” according to the bill. to control costs.” Cost contain- the legislation can go to the state “We want to address how dif- It says health care delivery IRON MOUNTAIN, Mich. — Mario J. Caramella, 81, of ment will be key in persuading Assembly and remain in play for ferent payment methodologies systems can choose to be paid on Bergland, formerly of White Pine, passed away peacefully lawmakers and the public to sup- this year’s session. work before mandating specifics a capitated basis. But the analy- after a courageous battle at Dickinson County Memorial Hos- port the increased taxes that The authors say that their sin- in the bill,” he added. sis by the state Senate Appropri- pital in Iron Mountain with his family by his side. would be necessary to finance gle-payer proposal won’t rely Lighty said more provisions to ations Committee said it may be Range Funeral Service and Crematory, Frick-Zielinski this ambitious, universal health entirely on old-fashioned fee-for- curtail costs will be added short- difficult for the single-payer pro- Funeral Home of Bessemer is assisting the family with care system for 39 million Cali- service and that there’s plenty of ly. gram to establish such a pay- arrangements. To send online condolences, visit rangefuner- fornians. time for the bill to be amended. As opposition builds over con- ment system because of other alservices.com. Several health experts According to the authors, some of gressional efforts to dismantle features in the law, such as expressed skepticism about the the criticism in the legislative the Affordable Care Act, progres- patients’ ability to see any For reprints or lamination services, bill’s prospects in its current analysis reflects a misreading of sives in California and New York provider with no referral neces- contact the Daily Globe at 906-932-2211 form. the bill: It would, they say, have responded to the ACA sary. Painful words: How a 1980 letter fueled the opioid epidemic By MARILYNN MARCHIONE letter and an analysis from Canadian weren’t more problems, or cases discov- pain developed dependence. said. The goal is to cut in half the usual AP Chief Medical Writer researchers of how often it has been ered after patients were discharged, The new editor’s note in the journal amount of time to develop new treat- Nearly 40 years ago, a respected doc- cited — more than 600 times, often Juurlink said. says: “For reasons of public health, read- ments — a target borrowed from the tor wrote a letter to the New England inaccurately. Most used it as evidence The letter was written by Dr. Hershel ers should be aware that this letter has Cancer Moonshot project launched by Journal of Medicine with some very good that addiction was rare, and most did Jick, a drug specialist at Boston Univer- been ‘heavily and uncritically cited’ as former Vice President Joe Biden to news: Out of nearly 40,000 patients not say it only concerned hospitalized sity Medical Center, and a graduate stu- evidence that addiction is rare with opi- make a decade’s worth of progress given powerful pain drugs in a Boston patients, not outpatient or chronic pain dent. oid therapy.” toward cures in half that time. hospital, only four addictions were docu- situations such as bad backs and severe “I’m essentially mortified that that The journal’s top editor, Dr. Jeffrey Details have not been worked out, but mented. arthritis that opioids came to be used letter to the editor was used as an Drazen, said, “People have used the let- it could resemble similar partnerships Doctors had been wary of opioids, for. excuse to do what these drug compa- ter to suggest that you’re not going to on Alzheimer’s, diabetes and some other fearing patients would get hooked. Reas- “This pain population with no abuse nies did,” Jick told The Associated get addicted to opioids if you get them in diseases where scientists from govern- sured by the letter, which called this history is literally at no risk for addic- Press in an interview on Wednesday. a hospital setting. We know that not to ment and industry determine pressing “rare” in those with no history of addic- tion,” one citation said. “There have “They used this letter to spread the be true.” needs, develop a work plan and split the tion, they pulled out their prescription been studies suggesting that addiction word that these drugs were not very The journal also published a report cost, Collins said. pads and spread the good news in their rarely evolves in the setting of painful addictive.” from Dr. Francis Collins, director of the “Industry’s interest in this has been own published reports. conditions,” said another. Jick said his letter only referred to National Institutes of Health, and Dr. muted until recently,” Collins said. Now, And that is how a one-paragraph let- “It’s difficult to overstate the role of people getting opioids in the hospital for Nora Volkow, head of the National Insti- “they feel the responsibility and the ter with no supporting information this letter,” said Dr. David Juurlink of a short period of time and has no bear- tute on Drug Abuse, pledging to work opportunity to take part in this and helped seed a nationwide epidemic of the University of Toronto, who led the ing on long-term outpatient use. He also with industry to develop new ways to they’re not going to stand back and misuse of drugs like Vicodin and Oxy- analysis. “It was the key bit of literature said he testified as a government wit- reverse and prevent overdoses, to treat watch.” Contin by convincing doctors that opi- that helped the opiate manufacturers ness in a lawsuit years ago over the mar- addiction, and to find novel, non-addic- With the Food and Drug Administra- oids were safer than we now know them convince front-line doctors that addic- keting of pain drugs. tive drugs for chronic pain. tion wanting to speed work on new pain to be. tion is not a concern.” Use grew in the 1990s when drugs In the next six weeks, NIH will hold drugs, “the stars are aligning,” Collins On Wednesday, the journal pub- Hospital databases were so limited in like OxyContin came on the market, and three workshops with drug company said. “I think we can make real progress lished an editor’s note about the 1980 1980 that we can’t be confident there more people using opioids for chronic leaders to identify next steps, Collins now.” THE DAILY GLOBE • YOURDAILYGLOBE.COM SPORTS THURSDAY, JUNE 1, 2017 l 9 Butternut-Mercer drops Hurley to win regional championship

By JASON JUNO Kobe Hiller and first baseman [email protected] Zayne Earl. BUTTERNUT, Wis. — Just They both contributed RBI sin- two years into this co-op with gles in the Pioneers’ six-run sixth Butternut, Mercer is celebrating inning that cemented the win. its first-ever WIAA regional title Also getting RBI singles in the in baseball. sixth were Carter Christian and The Pioneers defeated last Josh Brown. Butternut-Mercer year’s regional champion, Hurley, also took advantage of three Hur- 9-1 on Wednesday afternoon. The ley errors in the inning. Midgets’ bats were quieted by B- “We had guys on base, finally M’s Jace Scherwinski and Hurley came through clutch in the sixth,” was also hindered by seven Scherwinski said. errors. The first three Butternut-Mer- Butternut-Mercer will play cer runs were unearned as the Webster in Tuesday’s 11 a.m. sec- Pioneers took a 3-1 lead in the tional semifinal at Shell Lake. fourth inning. The sectional final is the same Hurley scored its only run in day at 4 p.m. the fourth. Dante Bender bunted Scherwinski struck out 11 and to the third-base side for a base managed to last six innings hit. He was advanced to third and Wednesday after pitching 1 1/3 was coming home on a suicide innings Tuesday. In the new era squeeze attempt by Ryley Eitrem, of pitch-count limits, that’s not but the pitch was wild and Ben- easy. der scored without a play at the “He’s one of the better pitchers plate. in the conference. He’s had some The Midgets also threatened good games, he’s had some lights in the sixth inning, with an out games,” B-M coach Troy infield single by Colt Tijan and a Scherwinski said. “I think he was walk taken by Brayden Bender. on his game today.” But Scherwinski got a strikeout For Hurley, it was another to end his final inning. frustrating day, both at the plate The Pioneer offense put the with just four hits, and in the game away with six runs in the field where they committed seven bottom of the sixth. errors. Three of the nine Butter- Hurley wasn’t able to use its nut-Mercer runs were earned. ace, Bender, because he got the “I think we’ve lacked a lot of win over Drummond Tuesday Jason Juno/Daily Globe confidence at the plate almost all and he far exceeded the pitch THE BUTTERNUT-Mercer Pioneers celebrate their WIAA Division 4 regional championship Wednesday in Butternut, Wis. Jumping into the cele- year, especially if somebody count to be able to take the bration is Zayne Earl of Mercer, also enjoying the moment are Carter Christian, middle, and Trevor Pollitt (13). (throws) a little bit harder than mound again Wednesday. a part of a baseball regional ing over now and playing in our to-back regional championships. “To see those freshmen play the average team or average Ryley Eitrem pitched well, championship, though. youth program, so they’ll be with The lack of hits and too many the way they have all year in pitcher,” Hurley coach Aaron though, in his start, giving up This is one of three Butternut- us the whole way. That’ll help errors just came back to get them tough spots. Tanner Nelson Bender said. “They put the ball in just three runs (none earned) in Mercer co-ops. The football team immensely. We have freshmen Wednesday. comes out today and makes some play and we made the errors four innings. He took the loss. started from scratch in the fall of over there from Mercer that are “The season that we’ve had pretty good defensive plays. again. That’s been our Achilles’ Natalle Colassaco and Marcus 2016, winning two games and talented, but they’re still learning has been rough, it’s been more Brayden Bender, I’ve got no fears heel all year. … We were in a Lipske finished the game. bringing out huge crowds to home what we’re doing. They’ve come a downs than ups,” Bender said. of putting him back there (catch- position to be in this game, 3-1, 2- This is the third regional team games, and Mercer joined the long way this year and two of “Proud of them for knocking off er) in varsity games. Marcus has 1. It’s a tough one. It’s tough for title Mercer has been a part of softball team in Butternut this them are contributing non-stop, the No. 1 seed, proud for the bat- come in and pitched, Jack (Santi- the seniors, it’s tough when you this school year with Mercer’s year. every game.” tle they put up here. Different ni) has been good in the outfield, have your own kid (senior Dante girls basketball and volleyball Things seem to be working out Hurley finished the season at scenario, maybe Dante on the Corbin (Taylor) has been good at Bender) who pours his heart and teams also hoisting trophies. for the baseball team. 9-19. They played well in the first mound, maybe things are a little the plate. soul into it to see him go away on Butternut last won a baseball “The boys are getting along two games of the regional, edging bit different. But you have to get “On top of that, Ryley pitched the losing end.” regional title two years ago, when fine, the fans are getting along Solon Springs 2-1 and upsetting here and we did. For a 9-18 sea- well yesterday and today, Dante Two of the Pioneer regulars it was joined with Prentice. This and this (winning) always helps,” top-seed Drummond 8-7, which son, to get to the regional final is pitched well.” are from Mercer, second baseman is the first time Mercer has been Scherwinski said. “They’re com- gave them a chance to win back- a pretty big deal. Hurley 0 0 0 1 0 0 0—1 4 7 B-M 0 0 1 2 0 6 x—9 8 1

Jason Juno/Daily Globe HURLEY’S COLT Tijan steals second base during the sixth inning of Wednesday’s WIAA Division 4 regional final at Butternut, Wis. Shortstop Trevor Pollitt takes the throw. Penguins take 2-0 Stanley Cup lead with 4-1 win goal is two more wins and they're going to be tough Saros after stopping 21 of 25 shots. Nashville's Matt Irwin drilled Pittsburgh's Matt n Pittsburgh scores three goals to get." "When we score one, we don't stop," Malkin said. Cullen from behind into the boards in the first peri- in 3:18 to move within two wins Matt Murray played spectacularly at times "We want to score more. The first shift in the third od, a hit that left the 40-year-old Cullen headed through the first two periods, buying his team- period, we score. We want more. It's our game. down the runway for a quick check but didn't result of becoming first team since mates enough time to find their footing and get to Never stop." in a penalty. Minutes later, Penguins forward ‘97, ‘98 Red Wings to win back- Rinne. Murray finished with 37 saves in all as he Rinne fell to 0-5-0 in five career starts in Pitts- Chris Kunitz became tangled up with P.K. Subban to-back titles helped move the Penguins to within two victories of burgh and he has never beaten the Penguins any- and ended up cross-checking Subban in the head, becoming the first team to go back-to-back since the where as a starter. part of a sequence that saw Malkin go off for hook- PITTSBURGH (AP) — The Pittsburgh Penguins Detroit Red Wings in 1998. "We've done good things," Nashville coach Peter ing. Malkin and Subban even ended up fighting in kept Pekka Rinne plenty busy this time. Pontus Aberg scored the lone goal for the Preda- Laviolette said. "For 5½ periods, we like what we the third period when things got out of hand. Too busy for Rinne and the rest of the Nashville tors, who were once again undone by a sudden bar- did. There's a stretch they're able to gain some It was a scene hard to imagine through the first Predators to keep up with the surging defending rage from the NHL's highest-scoring team. momentum, able to capitalize and be opportunistic two taut and chippy periods. Stanley Cup champions. In Game 1, the Penguins pushed three goals by and that swung two games in their favor." The 23-year-old Aberg beat Pittsburgh defense- Jake Guentzel, Scott Wilson and Evgeni Malkin Rinne in a span of 4:11 in the first period to build a Pittsburgh vowed to put more pressure on Rinne man Olli Maatta to a puck in the Penguins zone, scored 3:18 apart early in the third period as the 3-0 lead. The Predators rallied to tie before than it managed in their 5-3 victory in Game 1, a passed it through Maatta to himself and then Penguins chased Rinne and pulled away for a 4-1 Guentzel's go-ahead goal with 3:17 remaining put win they managed despite going 37 minutes with- patiently drew Murray out of the net before flip- victory in Game 2 of the Stanley Cup Final on the Penguins ahead to stay. out throwing a single puck Rinne's way and none in ping it by the sprawled goaltender. Wednesday night. The Penguins lead the best-of- This time, Pittsburgh's flurry came a little bit the second period, the first time that's happened The Penguins, as they've done when pressed seven series 2-0. Game 3 is Saturday night in later. And it was once again led by the baby-faced since the NHL started tracking shots in 1957. throughout the postseason, responded almost Nashville in what amounts to a last stand for the son of a coach who has no problem shouldering the The Penguins matched their entire shot total immediately. Predators and their suddenly very average-looking responsibility of playing alongside star Sidney from the opener (12) by the end of the first period Guentzel, who snapped an eight-game goalless goalie. Crosby. but still found themselves trying to keep up with drought when he pumped the winner by Rinne with The 22-year-old Guentzel finished with two The game was tied at 1 at the start of the third the Predators. The Stanley Cup newbies were dis- 3:17 left in the series opener, tied it later in the goals to give him an NHL-high 12 during the play- period when Guentzel jumped on a rebound 10 sec- appointed but not dismayed by their Game 1 loss, period. The 5-foot-11 rookie planted himself at the offs, the second-most by a rookie in postseason his- onds into the period to put Pittsburgh ahead. Wil- pointing to the way they carried play for long post and jabbed a backhand rebound to tie it. tory. His 19 playoff points are the most by an Amer- son was credited with his third of the playoffs just stretches as tangible proof they weren't just happy Pittsburgh stayed in it thanks to Murray and ican-born first-year player and he'll have at least over 3 minutes later when a centering pass car- to be here. when Pittsburgh returned to the ice for the start of two more cracks at adding to that total. omed off Nashville's Vernon Fiddler and by Rinne. The result was the kind of up-and-down play the third they, as coach Mike Sullivan is fond of If the Predators don't get it together back home Malkin added his ninth of the playoffs and sec- that showcased the speed on both sides and includ- saying, "got to their game." in "Smashville," it might only be two. ond of the series just 15 seconds later and Rinne ed more than a dash of antagonism, particularly A style that now has the Penguins two victories "It's crazy," Guentzel said. "You can't even put was skating to the bench in favor of backup Juuse early. away from history. into words what it feels. But we know the ultimate 10 l THURSDAY, JUNE 1, 2017 SPORTS THE DAILY GLOBE • YOURDAILYGLOBE.COM Daily Globe Scoreboard

2. Miguel Sano, Twins, 363,607 Local TodaySchedule 3. Jose Ramirez, Indians, 351,814 GCC basketball clinic planned for mid-June MHSAA district softball 4. Josh Donaldson, Blue Jays, 221,350 Menominee at Ironwood, 10 a.m. 5. Chase Headley, Yankees, 174,702 IRONWOOD — The Gogebic Community College Shortstops basketball clinic for boys and girls entering grades 3- GCC Samson Boys 1. Francisco Lindor, Indians, 602,238 12 for the 2017-18 school year will be held June 12-15 Summer Basketball 2. Carlos Correa, Astros, 253,518 3. Xander Bogaerts, Red Sox, 252,379 at the Lindquist Center. League Week 1 4. Didi Gregorius, Yankees, 239,170 The morning session for grades 3-6 will be held Sunday, June 4 5. Jean Segura, Mariners, 169,487 from 9 a.m. to noon. The afternoon session for grades Wakefield-Marenisco I vs. Ontonagon; Designated Hitters Bessemer vs. Hurley, 5:05 p.m. 1. Nelson Cruz, Mariners, 457,050 7-12 will be held from 1 until 4 p.m. each day. W-M II vs. Ironwood; Bessemer II vs. 2. Edwin Encarnacion, Indians, Camp participants will work on individual and team Hurley II, 6:05 p.m. 282,837 basketball skills each day. There will be daily and Bessemer I vs. Ontonagon; Bessemer 3. Matt Holliday, Yankees, 276,855 weekly competitions held throughout the camp. II vs. Ironwood, 7:05 p.m. 4. Corey Dickerson, Rays, 216,350 W-M I vs. W-M II; Hurley I vs. Hurley II, 5. Albert Pujols, Angels, 154,626 The price for admission is $70 ($45 for each addi- 8:05 p.m. Outfielders tional family member). All proceeds support the GCC 1. Mike Trout, Angels, 776,937 men’s and women’s basketball programs. NBA Finals All Times EDT 2. Aaron Judge, Yankees, 730,438 For more information, call 906-932-4231 extension 3. Mookie Betts, Red Sox, 337,473 (Best-of-7; x-if necessary) 346 or visit the GCC web site at gogebic.edu. Golden State vs. Cleveland 4. Michael Brantley, Indians, 333,703 Thursday, June 1: Cleveland at Golden 5. Andrew Benintendi, Red Sox, Golf lessons to be offered in Ironwood State, 9 p.m. 327,047 Submitted photo Sunday, June 4: Cleveland at Golden 6. Avisail Garcia, White Sox, 303,603 COMPETITORS IN the boys 13-14-year-old class are lined up at the starting line in the Iola, Wis., Bump and State, 8 p.m. 7. Adam Jones, Orioles, 236,481 IRONWOOD — The Gogebic Country Club will Wednesday, June 7: Golden State at 8. Lonnie Chisenhall, Indians, 229,856 hold adult golf classes beginning Wednesday, June 7 Jump Sunday. Local Ironwood youth Colin Gauthier, fourth from right, won the race, beating the second Cleveland, 9 p.m. 9. Abraham Almonte, Indians, 202,999 at 5:30 p.m. place finisher by over 1:34. Gauthier is now tied for first place overall in his bracket with eight races left. Friday, June 9: Golden State at Cleve- 10. Jose Bautista, Blue Jays, 195,199 The lessons will continue June 14, 21 and 28. land, 9 p.m. 11. Brett Gardner, Yankees, 192,288 x-Monday, June 12: Cleveland at Gold- 12. Jacoby Ellsbury, Yankees, 179,600 Everyone is welcome to come and give the game a try. en State, 9 p.m. 13. Carlos Beltran, Astros, 175,700 It’s free and no equipment isneeded. Meet at the golf x-Thursday, June 15: Golden State at 14. George Springer, Astros, 162,087 shop. Cleveland, 9 p.m. 15. Kevin Pillar, Blue Jays, 160,484 Local youth bumps, jumps to x-Sunday, June 18: Cleveland at Gold- Battle of Bluff returns June 10-11 en State, 8 p.m. AmericanAll Times League EDT East Division NHL Playoffs HURLEY — Eagle Bluff will host its first major All Times EDT W L Pct GB men's golf tournament of the season on June 10-11, biking win in Wisconsin STANLEY CUP FINAL New York 30 20 .600 — Boston 29 23 .558 2 the annual Battle of the Bluff. (Best-of-7; x-if necessary) By IAN MINIELLY elder Gauthier. Pittsburgh 1, Nashville 0 Baltimore 27 24 .529 3½ Eagle Bluff president Gary Gotta said the two-day Monday, May 29: Pittsburgh 5, Tampa Bay 29 27 .518 4 event will again be a two-man best ball, meaning the [email protected] Brad Kusz, one of the Tuesday Nashville 3 Toronto 26 27 .491 5½ best score of the two players for each hole is record- IOLA, Wis. — Colin Gauthier, night ride organizers, said all abil- Wednesday, May 31: Nashville at Pitts- Central Division 12, of Ironwood, took first place on ity levels are welcomed on the burgh, 8 p.m. W L Pct GB ed for the team. Saturday, June 3: Pittsburgh at Minnesota 26 23 .531 — The cost will be $150 per team, including a steak May 21 in the Junior Men's Brack- weekly rides, from complete new- Nashville, 8 p.m. Cleveland 27 24 .529 — dinner on Saturday. et at the Iola Bump and Jump. bies to those who have been riding Monday, June 5: Pittsburgh at Detroit 25 28 .472 3 “We're looking for a good turn-out. We expect the Officials for the Wisconsin Off- for years, with an option for those Nashville, 8 p.m. Chicago 24 28 .462 3½ x-Thursday, June 8: Nashville at Pitts- Kansas City 22 30 .423 5½ Ashland area golfers to be back and they usually send Road Series, the largest mountain attending to take part in a short or burgh, 8 p.m. West Division about 20 golfers here,” Gotta said on Tuesday. bike race series in the country, long ride. No one gets left on the x-Sunday, June 11: Pittsburgh at W L Pct GB The tournament is flighted into divisions after Sat- describe the Bump and Jump trail. Nashville, 8 p.m. Houston 38 16 .704 — urday play, with prize money offered in all flights. x-Wednesday, June 14: Nashville at Los Angeles 27 28 .491 11½ track as consisting of rolling hills, Because of weather and trail Pittsburgh, 8 p.m. Texas 26 28 .481 12 Golfers 65 and older will be able to shoot from the open ski trails and sandy, wooded conditions changing, people are Seattle 24 29 .453 13½ gold tees and those 75 and older can use the course's single-track, with quick ups and encouraged to call the Hobby Baseball Oakland 23 29 .442 14 red tees. downs. Wheel at 906-932-3332 to make All-Star Fan Voting Tuesday's Games Tee times will begin on Saturday from 9 a.m. to 1 Tuesday, July 11 Cleveland 9, Oakland 4 The Junior category includes sure the Tuesday rides are still At Marlins Park, Miami p.m. N.Y. Yankees 8, Baltimore 3 one lap around the course, and happening and where. The rides Released May 30 Toronto 6, Cincinnati 4 Gotta said golf carts aren't included in the cost of NATIONAL LEAGUE Seattle 10, Colorado 4 depending on the track, can be started this year April 25 and will Catchers the entry fee and they should be reserved in advance. Texas 9, Tampa Bay 5 People seeking more information can contact 715- anywhere from five to eight miles, continue on Tuesday evenings 1. Buster Posey, Giants, 559,428 Boston 13, Chicago White Sox 7 according to Glenn Gauthier, until Sept. 26, except for July 4. 2. Willson Contreras, Cubs, 355,289 Houston 7, Minnesota 2 561-3552. Gauthier 3. Yadier Molina, Cardinals, 303,857 Kansas City 1, Detroit 0 Colin's father. Elite male racers in A total of 20 to 40 people usu- Aidan Linnabary, from Rock- 4. Matt Wieters, Nationals, 177,957 L.A. Angels 9, Atlanta 3 Toronto 5, Cincinnati 4 LHP James Paxton from the 10-day DL. the Pro and Category 1 classes ally show up and Kusz said he ford, Ill., finished in second place, Miami 10, Philadelphia 2 Optioned RHP Ryne Harper to Tacoma 5. Yasmani Grandal, Dodgers, 127,844 Wednesday's Games bike five laps, anywhere from 25 to thinks the Iron County Trail Blaz- 1:34 behind Gauthier, and the two First Basemen Toronto 5, Cincinnati 4 San Diego 2, Chicago Cubs 1 (PCL). 1. Anthony Rizzo, Cubs, 452,620 Houston 17, Minnesota 6 Milwaukee 7, N.Y. Mets 1 National League 40 miles. With each progression in ers program is doing a lot to raise are tied in the standings with 392 2. Ryan Zimmerman, Nationals, Oakland 3, Cleveland 1 St. Louis 2, L.A. Dodgers 1 PHILADELPHIA PHILLIES — Recalled race category from the Juniors to awareness of mountain biking points each. Linnabary won the 359,055 Baltimore 10, N.Y. Yankees 4 Atlanta at L.A. Angels RHP Ricardo Pinto from Lehigh Valley with a new generation. 3. Freddie Freeman, Braves, 286,389 Colorado at Seattle (IL). Placed of RHP Vince Velasquez on Pro, the number of laps per race Englewood Opener in Fall River, Tampa Bay 7, Texas 5, 10 innings Gauthier completed his lap in 4. Paul Goldschmidt, Diamondbacks, Boston 4, Chicago White Sox 1 Washington at San Francisco the 10-day DL. increases. with Gauthier finishing second, 25 205,828 Detroit 6, Kansas City 5 Thursday's Games ST. LOUIS CARDINALS — Recalled Gauthier has been riding 27 minutes, 19 seconds in Iola, seconds behind, on May 6. 5. Eric Thames, Brewers, 170,244 Atlanta at L.A. Angels Milwaukee (Anderson 3-1) at N.Y. Mets RHP John Gant from Memphis (PCL). mountain bikes for three years. almost 10 minutes faster than the Second Basemen (Wheeler 3-2), 1:10 p.m. Released RHP Jonathan Broxton. The Wisconsin Off-Road series Colorado at Seattle His introduction to mountain bik- race sponsors thought the top male 1. Daniel Murphy, Nationals, 669,643 Thursday's Games L.A. Dodgers (McCarthy 5-1) at St. BASKETBALL consists of 10 races, spaced every 2. Javier Baez, Cubs, 474,119 Oakland (Cotton 3-5) at Cleveland (Klu- Louis (Wainwright 5-3), 1:45 p.m. National Basketball Association ing came on the local Tuesday 13-14-year-old age winner would other weekend, from May through 3. Brandon Phillips, Braves, 126,404 ber 3-2), 12:10 p.m. Colorado (Freeland 5-3) at Seattle MEMPHIS GRIZZLIES — Named Chris Night Bike Rides, according to the finish. August. 4. Kolten Wong, Cardinals, 118,416 Colorado (Freeland 5-3) at Seattle (Gallardo 2-5), 3:40 p.m. Makris general manager and Glynn 5. DJ LeMahieu, Rockies, 113,889 (Gallardo 2-5), 3:40 p.m. Arizona (Greinke 6-3) at Miami (Locke Cyprien coach of Memphis' NBA Develop- Third Basemen Boston (Rodriguez 4-1) at Baltimore 0-0), 7:10 p.m. ment League expansion team, which will 1. Kris Bryant, Cubs, 632,900 (Miley 1-3), 7:05 p.m. Friday's Games begin play in the 2017-18 season. 2. Nolan Arenado, Rockies, 392,051 N.Y. Yankees (Sabathia 5-2) at Toron- St. Louis at Chicago Cubs, 2:20 p.m. Women's National 3. Justin Turner, Dodgers, 220,029 to (Estrada 4-2), 7:07 p.m. San Francisco at Philadelphia, 7:05 Basketball Association 4. Jedd Gyorko, Cardinals, 182,950 Minnesota (Mejia 1-1) at L.A. Angels p.m. NEW YORK LIBERTY — Re-signed G 5. Anthony Rendon, Nationals, 137,767 (Meyer 2-2), 10:07 p.m. Arizona at Miami, 7:10 p.m. Lindsay Allen. Finals pick up where they left Shortstops Friday's Games Atlanta at Cincinnati, 7:10 p.m. FOOTBALL 1. Corey Seager, Dodgers, 399,347 Boston at Baltimore, 7:05 p.m. Pittsburgh at N.Y. Mets, 7:10 p.m. National Football League 2. Addison Russell, Cubs, 379,640 N.Y. Yankees at Toronto, 7:07 p.m. L.A. Dodgers at Milwaukee, 8:10 p.m. CHICAGO BEARS — Signed FB 3. Zack Cozart, Reds, 264,516 Chicago White Sox at Detroit, 7:10 p.m. Washington at Oakland, 10:05 p.m. Michael Burton. Waived TE Franko 4. Chris Owings, Diamondbacks, Houston at Texas, 8:05 p.m. Colorado at San Diego, 10:10 p.m. House. off with Cavs-Warriors III 219,287 GREEN BAY PACKERS — Signed LB Cleveland at Kansas City, 8:15 p.m. Transactions NBA FINALS 5. Trea Turner, Nationals, 180,184 Washington at Oakland, 10:05 p.m. BASEBALL Vince Biegel. OAKLAND, Calif. (AP) — After a summer high- Outfielders Minnesota at L.A. Angels, 10:07 p.m. Major League Baseball MINNESOTA VIKINGS — Signed RB lighted by Kevin Durant's decision to leave Okla- First trilogy in league history 1. Bryce Harper, Nationals, 900,079 Dalvin Cook. Tampa Bay at Seattle, 10:10 p.m. OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONER OF homa City for the star-laden Golden State War- 2. Charlie Blackmon, Rockies, 520,479 BASEBALL — Announced Washington SEATTLE SEAHAWKS — Signed Ss Cavs-Warriors Part III 3. Jason Heyward, Cubs, 344,166 National League OF Bryce Harper agreed to drop his Marcus Cromartie and Jordan Simone. riors, a six-month regular season and three rounds 4. Ben Zobrist, Cubs, 327,231 All Times EDT Waived WR Speedy Noil and RB Troy- Here they go again. The meeting between the Cleveland East Division appeal of a four-game suspension and of playoffs, the NBA Finals are right back where 5. Kyle Schwarber, Cubs, 305,449 will served a three-game suspension maine Pope. Cavaliers and the Golden State Warriors marks the first 6. Matt Kemp, Braves, 284,420 W L Pct GB TAMPA BAY BUCCANEERS — they ended last June. time NBA teams have met in the Finals for three straight Washington 32 19 .627 — immediately. Suspended Baltimore minor 7. Marcell Ozuna, Marlins, 255,945 Signed DEs Sterling Bailey and Tavaris years – the 2016 champions versus the 2015 champions. New York 23 28 .451 9 league INF Robert Andino (Norfolk-IL) 50 Not that anyone expected any different. 8. Giancarlo Stanton, Marlins, 232,329 Barnes. Waived DE Deondre Barnett and Atlanta 22 28 .440 9½ games after testing positive for 9. Yoenis Céspedes, Mets, 229,401 LB Paul Magloire. Take III of the NBA Finals trilogy between Gold- SEASON SERIES Miami 21 30 .412 11 Amphetamine, a stimulant in violation of 10. Jay Bruce, Mets, 180,970 Canadian Football League en State and the Cleveland Cavaliers gives Playoff statistics Tied 1-1 Philadelphia 17 34 .333 15 the program. Suspended Baltimore minor 11. Dexter Fowler, Cardinals, 180,888 WINNIPEG BLUE BOMBERS — Per-game Central Division league OF Johnny Dixon (DSL Orioles) Stephen Curry and Draymond Green a chance to The Cavs and Kyrie 12. Ryan Braun, Brewers, 143,587 and Arizona minor league LHP Bryan Signed WRs Derek Yachison and L'Dami- averages Irving converted a 13. Jayson Werth, Nationals, 127,511 W L Pct GB an Washington. avenge last year's Warriors collapse and LeBron Milwaukee 28 25 .528 — Valdez (DSL Diamondbacks) 72 games turnaround jumper 14. Yasiel Puig, Dodgers, 125,149 HOCKEY (12-1) (12-0) St. Louis 25 25 .500 1½ each after testing positive for metabolites James the opportunity to add a fourth title in his with 3.4 seconds 15. Carlos González, Rockies, 117,944 National Hockey League Chicago 25 27 .481 2½ of Stanozolol, a performance-enhancing chase of Michael Jordan's six. left for the win on AMERICAN LEAGUE TAMPA BAY LIGHTNING — Acquired Points 116.3 118.3 Cincinnati 24 28 .462 3½ substance in violation of the program. Christmas Day. Released May 31 a 2018 conditional seventh-round draft Perhaps most noteworthy, it gives Durant the Pittsburgh 24 30 .444 4½ American League Opp. points 103.2 102.0 The Warriors dealt Catchers BALTIMORE ORIOLES — Recalled pick from Los Angeles for the rights to F chance at a first championship and validation for the Cavs their worst West Division Field goal pct. 50.7 50.2 1. Salvador Perez, Royals, 420,268 RHP Mike Wright from Norfolk (IL). Bokondji Imama. margin of defeat 2. Welington Castillo, Orioles, 339,902 W L Pct GB SOCCER his decision to leave the Thunder and join the Los Angeles 33 21 .611 — Optioned RHP Logan Verrett to Norfolk. Free throw pct. 77.4 81.3 this season in their 3. Brian McCann, Astros, 296,187 Major League Soccer league's latest super team. Colorado 33 21 .611 — Selected the contract of C Francisco rematch. 4. Gary Sanchez, Yankees, 267,683 SPORTING KANSAS CITY — Signed Rebounds 41.6 45.8 Arizona 33 22 .600 ½ Pena from Norfolk. Placed C Welington "I can't go out there and do everything on my 5. Yan Gomes, Indians, 240,688 D Amer Didic. Dec. 25, 2016 San Francisco 22 32 .407 11 Castillo on the 10-day DL. 3-point pct. 43.5 38.9 First Basemen MINNESOTA TWINS — Optioned RHP COLLEGE own or I can't go out there and just let my team- GS 108 at CLE 109 San Diego 22 33 .400 11½ CALIFORNIA — Named Talia Caldwell Turnovers 12.9 13.8 1. Miguel Cabrera, Tigers, 326,952 Ryan Pressly to Rochester (IL). Designat- mates do all the work for me," Durant said Jan. 16, 2017 2. Yonder Alonso, A's, 287,975 Tuesday's Games and Eliza Pierre interim women's assis- Arizona 3, Pittsburgh 0 ed LHP Jason Wheeler for assignment. Wednesday, a day before the series opener. "I got to Assists 22.2 27.8 CLE 91 at GS 126 3. Carlos Santana, Indians, 270,816 tant basketball coaches. L.A. Dodgers 9, St. Louis 4 LOS ANGELES ANGELS — Optioned 4. Eric Hosmer, Royals, 225,989 CORNELL — Named Shelby Lyman do my part and we all got to make it come together Toronto 6, Cincinnati 4 RHP Parker Bridwell to Salt Lake (PCL). KEY MATCHUP 5. Yuli Gurriel, Astros, 182,945 women's assistant basketball coach. Seattle 10, Colorado 4 Selected the contract of OF Shane Robin- as a group." Their second NBA Finals matchup Second Basemen HOBART — Named Stefan Thompson Miami 7, Philadelphia 2 son from Salt Lake. Designated RHP 1. Starlin Castro, Yankees, 516,268 men's assistant basketball coach. This matchup has seemed ordained since James comes five years after their first, when N.Y. Mets 5, Milwaukee 4, 12 innings Daniel Wright for assignment. 2. Jose Altuve, Astros, 515,732 KANSAS STATE — Announced walked off the court in Oakland last June, having James won his first championship as L.A. Angels 9, Atlanta 3 NEW YORK YANKEES — Optioned 3. Jason Kipnis, Indians, 253,409 women's volleyball player Brooke Smith Miami overpowered Oklahoma City in San Diego 6, Chicago Cubs 2 RHP Bryan Mitchell to Scranton/Wilkes- delivered his native northeast Ohio its first major 4. Robinson Cano, Mariners, 159,557 has transferred from Nebraska. 2012. Durant has a much better team Washington 6, San Francisco 3 Barre (IL). Recalled RHP Giovanny Galle- 5. Jonathan Schoop, Orioles, 149,060 NOTRE DAME — Announced hockey team championship since 1964. LeBron and has become a much more Kevin Wednesday's Games gos from Scranton/Wilkes-Barre. Third Basemen G Cal Petersen will forgo his final year of James complete player now in his first season Durant Arizona 6, Pittsburgh 5, 14 innings SEATTLE MARINERS — Activated James had won two titles as part of another 1. Manny Machado, Orioles, 369,069 eligibility. "super team" in Miami but last year's crown meant CAVS with the Warriors. But this also may be WARRIORS 32.5 PPG the best all-around version of James. 25.2 PPG even more to his legacy. 7.0 APG PREDICTION: Warriors in 7 55.6 FG% "I'm not in the 'prove people wrong, silence crit- Tigers defeat Royals 6-5 to end trip ics' department no more," James said. "I got a pro- SOURCE: National Basketball Association AP motion when I got to the 30s. At the end of the day, "It feels a little surreal," Brown said. "I'm sure come KANSAS CITY, Mo. (AP) — J.D. Martinez and Eric Hosmer and Perez. I know the way I'm built. My only motivation is to tip-off tomorrow, when I'm looking at those guys in that Justin Upton hit two-run doubles with two outs in the Cuthbert doubled and scored on Alcides Escobar's be able to compete for a championship every single uniform, it will feel even more that way, but right now just third inning as the Detroit Tigers held off the Kansas two-out single in the fourth. year." kind of taking everything in stride." City Royals 6-5 on Wednesday night. The Royals cut the lead to one run in the eighth The Warriors have been right there the past two UNDERDOG CAVS Royals starter Ian Kennedy (0-5) walked the bases when Jorge Bonifacio and Whit Merrifield singled. years, winning the franchise's first title in 40 years According to the odds makers in Las Vegas and the loaded before giving up the doubles on consecutive Bonifacio scored on Alex Wilson's wild pitch. Merri- in 2015 and then blowing a 3-1 lead last year to put number crunchers at analytical sites, the Warriors are pitches. field extended his hitting streak to a career-high 16 a sour ending on a record-breaking 73-win season. the clear favorites to win the series after sweeping their way through the playoffs with a record-setting margin of Victor Martinez and Alex Avila homered for the games, the longest by a Royal this season. That series turned when Green was suspended victory of 16.3 points per game. James has called Gold- Tigers, who completed a 4-7 three-city trip. Justin Wilson worked the ninth to collect his fifth for Game 5 and James and Kyrie Irving took over en State a "juggernaut" but the Warriors aren't buying all Kennedy was pulled after three innings, allowing save in six opportunities. from there. that talk. five runs, four hits and three walks. Kennedy is 0-7 in Tigers left-hander Matthew Boyd did not make it "Any time someone beats you, you'd love to play "We've had a great season to this point, a great play- 13 starts since he last won on Sept. 11. He threw 41 out of the fourth, permitting four runs and seven hits. them," Green said. "But at the end of the day win- off run. And hopefully we keep it going, but we fully pitches in the third. Warwick Saupold (1-0) allowed one hit in three score- ning a championship is winning a championship. respect and are aware that this team that we're playing, Kennedy went 0-3 with an 11.30 ERA in May, less innings to pick up the victory. You don't care who you've got to take down, you they're the champions and we're not," Kerr said. allowing 18 earned runs, 16 hits, including six home TRAINER'S ROOM just want to take whoever that is down." KLAY'S SHOT runs, and nine walks in 14 1/3 innings. Tigers: Upton left with a mild strain of his right quadriceps while running the bases in the One of the few things that hasn't gone right for Gold- third inning. ... 2B Ian Kinsler, who is on the DL with a left hamstring strain, is eligible to come Here are some other things to watch in Part III: en State this postseason has been Klay Thompson's The Royals took a 3-0 lead on four hits in the first. off it on Tuesday. "I'd be shocked if he doesn't," Tigers manager Brad Ausmus said. FINALS REMATCH shooting. He has hit just 38 percent of his shots as his Salvador Perez singled home Lorenzo Cain with the UP NEXT Tigers: RHP Michael Fulmer will start Friday as the Tigers open a homestand against the While the Cavs and Warriors have played in the normally reliable jumper has failed him. first run. Cheslor Cuthbert's two-out single scored White Sox. The Tigers play 12 of their next 15 in Detroit. Finals the past two years, Durant and James met before "I've had a week off," Thompson said. "So I feel great. that in different uniforms. James won his first title in 2012 Can't get caught up in your shot falling or not." with Miami in a five-game series over Durant and the Thompson has been stellar on the defensive end Thames' 1st HR in 3 weeks helps Brewers top Mets, deGrom 7-1 Thunder. Durant played well, averaging 30.6 points and even when his shot has been off and will likely be count- NEW YORK (AP) — Eric for the first time. He allowed stints in Mexico, Italy and shooting 55 percent but James came out on top. ed on at times to slow down Irving, who scored 98 points Thames hit his first home run in four hits in six scoreless innings, Venezuela, and with Wichita of "I know I've grown as a player just through experience in the final three games last year, including the series- from the last five years, but if I don't go out there and three weeks, Keon Broxton also struck out four and walked the independent American Asso- clinching 3-pointer. execute, none of that matters," Durant said. went deep against an ineffective three, baffling batters with his ciation before making his big BY THE NUMBERS BROWN CONNECTION Jacob deGrom, and the Milwau- splitter. league debut with the Chicago The Warriors are the first team to win their first 12 James' first trip to the Finals came 10 years ago when kee Brewers beat the New York A 32-year-old right-hander White Sox in 2015. games of the postseason, sweeping all three rounds so the Cavs were swept by San Antonio. His coach that Mets 7-1 Wednesday night for who went 9-3 last year in his Eric Sogard walked on full far. The Cavs haven't been far behind, losing only in year was Mike Brown, who has served as acting coach just their third win in 10 games. first season with the Brewers, counts in his first three plate Game 3 of the Eastern Conference final to Boston. for the Warriors while Steve Kerr is out following compli- Released by the Mets follow- Guerra hurt his right calf while appearances, then singled and This series also features 11 players who have been cations from back surgery. Brown had two stints as ing a 50-game minor league drug running to first on a bunt during flied out. The Brewers, surprise named All-Stars in their careers, including seven this coach in Cleveland, leading the team to the playoffs five suspension in 2009, Junior his opening day start and did not leaders in the NL Central, are 5- year. The only other time a Finals matchup featured 11 straight times from 2006-10 before returning for a one- Guerra (1-0) defeated New York return until Friday. He had 0 when he bats leadoff. former All-Stars came in 1983 when Philadelphia swept year stint in 2013-14 when the Cavs won 33 games. the Los Angeles Lakers. l THE DAILY GLOBE • YOURDAILYGLOBE.COM COMICS THURSDAY, JUNE 1, 2017 11 DEFLOCKED Friend’s social habits causing problems Dear Annie: I have shared a — as opposed to “you” state- very close relationship with ments, e.g., “You ignore me.” “Sue” for over 50 years. We True friends appreciate when a worked together as young adults friend cares enough to be honest. and have remained dear friends throughout the years. We work Dear Annie: I want to second very closely at our church, as Dear what “Nancy” had to say about well. Annie loud music in businesses, stores I know I have annoying habits and restaurants. It makes visit- and am thankful for my friends ing with friends, which is usually who love me anyway. When it is not glance at me or acknowledge the whole point of dining out, just the two of us, everything is my presence in any way. I usual- MOTHER GOOSE & GRIMM great with Sue and me. My almost impossible. ly just walk away. annoyance with her is that when I regret to add the following: A When she and I are having a she is in a conversation with lot of today’s churches are just as conversation in a similar situa- another person (usually casual tion, she’ll often stop me when loud. I attend a great, theologi- before or after church) and I I’m in the middle of saying some- cally solid church. I accept the approach and wait (or try to) contemporary music, but the until they are finished, she does thing so she can speak with every person who passes by. blast level is pretty hard to take. Then I end up walking away I have discovered when I’ve trav- because it is so distracting that I eled that it is the same across the OUR honestly can’t remember what I Y country. The volume ranges from was saying. HOROSCOPE I recognize this as passive- several notches above necessary aggressive behavior, but it puz- to over-the-top painful. Who BORN LOSER zles me that she feels the need to thinks that this contributes to an control me or shut me down. She atmosphere of worship? When is the kindest, most Christian the instrumentalists need to person I know, and I don’t know wear ear protection, wouldn’t you whether she even realizes what think that would be a clue?! God she is doing. I don’t know why I EUGENIA is not deaf, and I don’t want to LAST am writing, because after all of these years, nothing will change. be. 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  No phone calls please. Removal • Repair Leaky  Rate of Pay: As Per Contract Job Description Available in the Superintendent’s Office Computers Basements • Guaranteed  #%" Closing Date for applications: June 7, 2017 Water & Sewer Lines • Roto " 
$"  Apply to: Superintendent, Ironwood Area Schools, Rooter • Licensed Septic $  !#  650 E. Ayer Street, Ironwood, MI 49938. Tanks & Systems Installed  !""       Closing date for applications: • Retaining Walls • Crack Wednesday, June 7, 2017 at 12:00 Noon. Sealing • Hot Mix • Asphalt !!   Gogebic Community College is seeking the Nondiscrimination Statement: Incompliance with Title V1 of the Civil Rights Act of 1964, Patching • Seal Coating • Sand Title IX of the Education Amendments of 1972. Section 504 of the Rehabilitation Act of Painting following positions: 1973, the Age Discrimination Act of 1975, the Americans with Disability Act of 1990, • Gravel • Reground Asphalt Ironwood Campus: Houghton Copper and the Elliott-Larsen Civil Rights Act of 1977, it is the policy of the Ironwood School • Topsoil • Carpentry Biology Instructor Country Center: District that no person shall, on the basis of race, color, religion, national origin or ancestry, gender, age, disability, height, weight, or marital status be excluded from LICENSED AND INSURED NORTHLAND PAINTING Director of the Lindquist Nursing Instructor participation in, be denied the benefits of, or be subjected to, discrimination Call Ken: (906)364-4468 Interior Painting & Decorating Student Conference Center Nursing Instructor (part-time) during any program, activity, service or in employment. Exterior Painting & Staining and Athletics Commercial & Residential Firewood Gogebic Community College is actively seeking Senior Discounts • Fully Insured adjuncts in the following areas: IRON COUNTY POSITION AVAILABLE Ron Roscoe (906)667-6404 Ironwood Campus: Houghton Copper Kitchen Assistant/Prep Cook Window Cleaning Biology Country Center: Iron County Human Services Communication Biology FIREWOOD ABSOLUTELY Certified Nursing Assistant Iron County Human Services & Associates is seeking a part-time Kitchen DAILY GLOBE English Assistant/Prep Cook, stationed at the Hurley nutrition site. Experience Log Truckloads Delivered Communication CLEAN Window Cleaning Math Construction Technology preferred, but not necessary. Must have a valid driver’s license. Hours are [email protected] Call: Music Monday through Wednesday 9:00am-12:30pm, weekend and holidays Ken Fahrner • Residential Music 24 HOUR Nursing Clinical (rotating) 8:30am-11:30pm. The hourly wage is $9.00. • Comercial Nursing Methods for requesting an application along with 906-932-2211 SERVICE • Workmanship Guaranteed Philosophy Nursing Clinical (906)364-4468 • 10% Seniors Discount Physics submitting the complete application packets include: • Free Estimates *In person or mail: LICENSED Gogebic Community College is actively seeking Hurley nutrition Site & INSURED 906-285-9620 tutors in the following areas: 308 3rd Avenue South, Hurley, WI 54534. Accounting Math [email protected] Phone 715-561-2108 English Science or Interested individuals should reference the Iron County Human Services Offices in the Courthouse When Do-It-Yourself is Doing you in. college website at: www.gogebic.edu 300 Taconite Street, Suite 201 Hurley, WI 54534 Please submit the required materials to: Phone 715-561-3636 [email protected] [email protected] Gogebic Community College *By email: or The Business and Service Directory Ashley Paquette, Director of Human Resources *By fax number: 715-561-2128 E4946 Jackson Road, Ironwood, MI 49938 In order to be considered for this position, (906) 932-4231 ext. 324 a complete application must be submitted no later than: will get you in touch with [email protected] 4 p.m. on Wednesday, June 7, 2017 Gogebic Community College is an Iron County is an Equal Opportunity Employer the reliable help you need. equal opportunity educator and employer.

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Call Ryan (906)988-2323 PROPERTY FOR rent: 3200 sq.ft. Management • Appraisals done per the "Razing Specifica- yourdailyglobe.com upright) 10-speed Ross bike. office building. Former Social tions" that arc on file in Building In- spector's office. Bidders shall sub- North 06-01-17 Security offices, Cloverland Drive, m Tom’s Country Café, Mercer Ironwood. Will build/remodel 906-932-5406 mit separate bids for each struc- Q J n Q 4 Is looking to hire a full and part- to suit. Call (906)932-1411. Highway US-2 • Ironwood ture. Successful bidder to submit proof of Liability Insurance in the o A J 4 2 time Cook, Assistant Cook and p Wait staff. Year round amount of $300,000 and listing the 10 7 6 4 3 upnorthproperty.com City of Ironwood as co-insured West East employment, willing to train. Apartments & m m party, and shall be provided to the 8 6 5 2 10 9 7 4 3 Flexible schedule. All Previous n J 10 9 7 n K 8 5 City of Ironwood before Notice to Your applicants must reapply. 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HONOR FLIGHT Veterans honored with trip to DC memorials By PAT KRAUSE [email protected] Veterans are one of the most respect- ed groups in our country today and yet the Honor Flight Network, which seeks to honor and thank our nation’s vets remains a relatively unknown program, even though it was started in 2005. To help people become more aware of what Honor Flight is all about, the Daily Globe sat down for over an hour with U.P. Honor Flight President Scott Knauf and Army veterans Walt Maki, of Iron- wood, and Bob Lane, of Wakefield. Both Maki and Lane have been a part of the U.P. Honor Flight and know it well. Even though Maki and Lane are in their 80s, both have a mind as sharp as a tack. Maki enlisted in the Army in September 1946 and served in post-war Tokyo in 1947 acting as a guard and a policeman. Lane served during the Korean War from 1953-56, but said he spent much of his time “going all over Europe.” Both veterans went on Honor Flight Mission X, the U.P. organization’s 10 flight, on May 25, 2016. Knauf said Honor Flight has its roots in the World War II Memorial in Wash- ington, D.C. After 10 years of design, construction and fundraising, the World War II Memorial was completed in 2004. Earl Morris was a physician’s assis- tant in Ohio who had many older veter- an patients come to see him. He told them about the World War II Memorial and they all said they wanted to see it. At their next visit, Morris would ask them if they went to see it and they’d always say no. Finally, he realized that at their ages, they were not going to see the memorial. Morris belonged to an Aero Club, so he asked the members of the club if they would fly a group of veterans to Wash- Pat Krause/Daily Globe ington, D.C. to see the memorial and pay ARMY VETERANS Bob Lane, left, and Walt Maki, right, along with U.P. Honor Flight President Scott Knauf recently sat down to talk about what the U.P. Honor Flight is all about for all the expenses of the trip. They and why it has been such a good experience for veterans. agreed to do it. “So in September 2005, there were six one told her she was crazy and that she dent of the organization. here and show up. We’re fortunate to erans were treated to a banquet with little planes and 12 veterans that went could never raise $80,000 for a one day Knauf said the first five U.P. flights continue Honor Flight because of the music in Escanaba. Everyone was off to Washington, D.C. to see the World trip to Washington, D.C. with a bunch of had all World War II vets on board and support of the communities. Our com- reminded to go to bed early, because War II Memorial,” Knauf said. “And veterans in the 80s. the next six were filled mostly with munities love the veterans and want to they had to be up at 4 a.m. the next that was the beginning of Honor Flight. But Van Rooy found the people and Korean War veterans. Just this past support them.” morning. And it just took off from there. resources to do the trip. In September November, the U.P. Honor Flight wel- The Bessemer VFW welcomed home At the airport, Girl Scouts gave out “Today, there are 131 hubs in 43 2011, the first U.P. Honor Flight left comed its first Vietnam veterans. five soldiers from deployment in the sweaters they had made for the vets, states and all the hubs have taken over Escanaba. U.P. Honor Flights, which is a non- Middle East on May 20 and raised and the Gladstone school choir and band 160,000 veterans out to Washington, When they got back, word got out profit organization, takes two trips to $2,058 for the U.P. Honor Flight with a sent the vets off with music. D.C. The whole premise of Honor Flight about what an excellent adventure the Washington, D.C. each year at a cost of dinner and raffles. Take-off time was 6:30 a.m. for the 1 is to say thank you to the veterans for U.P. Honor Flight was and applications $90,000 a trip. To date, the U.P. Honor Flight has hour and 40 minute flight to Reagan what they’ve done for us and to bring flooded in. So Van Rooy decided to do “We don’t have any big corporate taken 917 vets from the U.P. to D.C. to National Airport in Washington, D.C. them out to see the memorials built in another one and then another one until sponsors, although some businesses see the memorials. Usually, an individu- On the flight over, the many of the vets their honor.” she did nine U.P. Honor Flights and across the U.P. have made nice dona- al flight of 75 veterans, 75 guardians, 10 bonded with old comrades and good feel- The U.P. Honor Flight got its start wore herself out. tions,” Knauf said. “Most of our money support crew and medical personnel ings began to flow. with Barb Van Rooy of Gladstone. She Knauf had been impressed with comes from mom and pop shops that do charter a 737 jet. The jet uses the entire “It was very emotional all day long,” took her father, a World War II veteran, Honor Flight ever since he had break- fundraisers for us and VFW’s and fifth runway in Escanaba. Maki said. “On these trips, everybody is to Washington, D.C. on a vacation in fast with his uncle who suddenly started grade classes collecting pop cans. We’re The trip is totally free for the veter- smiling and having a good time. It’s real- 2010. While at the World War II Memo- crying, because he felt the Honor Flight so fortunate people are doing the ans and the guardians are asked for a ly good, really therapeutic for the vets. It rial, she saw an Honor Flight entourage. trip had meant so much to him. fundraising for us. It’s fantastic how the $500 donation. made a change in me and gave me a She had no idea what it was, but she The more Knauf learned about Honor community supports us. Veterans who have gone rave about spark and a better outlook on life.” was very intrigued by it and started ask- Flight the more impressed he was with “Like the fundraiser we had in Besse- the Honor Flight. It’s a busy occasion. Lane said he was a friend of Maki’s ing a lot of questions. it and wanted to be a part of it. He start- mer. John (Frello) just sent me an email Maki and Lane shared their experi- Van Rooy decided she wanted to plan ed out as a free agent guardian and saying he wanted to do this for the ences. out one Honor Trip from the U.P. Every- worked his way up to becoming presi- Honor Flight. All I did was drive over On the day before the flight, the vet- VETERANS — page 4 Telephone scammers often pretend to be from IRS Well it finally happened. 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Lady Bird Johnson to Bryan teaches Playing the owner of a circa- Cranston’s Lyndon Johnson), 1970s L.A. comedy club — that’s “Mildred Pierce,” ‘’Treme” and, in hard. the role that first brought her responsibility “But when I say that it was attention, as Detective Kay hard and that it was a reach for Howard on the groundbreaking By IRIS KATERS me, I mean: Those are the things NBC cop drama, “Homicide: Life Grandparents teach, too that interested me as an actor,” on the Streets” in the 1990s. If you want children to keep says Melissa Leo, who stars as Over breakfast on a recent their feet on the ground, put Goldie, the tough-love gatekeep- rainy morning at a boutique some responsibility on their er to fame and fortune for a ris- hotel on Manhattan’s Lower East shoulders. ing wave of standup comics on Side — that once-scruffy neigh- —Abigail Van Buren “I’m Dying Up Here,” which pre- borhood where Leo spent her for- mieres Sunday at 10 p.m. EDT mative years — she is clad in the One way to teach age appro- on Showtime. casual attire of her current priate responsibility is to grow The 10-episode season dwells upstate New York habitat: jeans, some tolerant plants that on a swarm of young comedians flannel shirt and, on her head of require little care for little chil- (played by Ari Graynor, Michael cascading red tresses, a knit cap. dren. Angarano, Clark Duke and Al And no makeup. Madrigal, among others) whose “I don’t wear it in my life. 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It’s very ing down at one another. No daughter came out of the crowd.” impressive.” bickering at all. You’re a family.” Maki got so excited he had to Knauf summed up what the When their plane landed at finish the story. Honor Flight program is all the airport, the fanfare started “I dropped my backpack and about. as the vets got off the plane. put my arms out and she jumped “We realize that freedom is There was a big crowd gathered up into my arms,” Maki said. “We not free,” Knauf said. “It has to with people clapping and shak- gave each other a big hug that be paid for and our veterans have ing hands with veterans. Submitted photo seemed to last 5 minutes.” paid that price with their service The U.P. veterans left the air- THE 75 veterans of the U.P. Honor Flight Mission X, the organization’s 10th flight, took a group picture while Lane’s wife passed away about and sacrifice. Honor Flight is one port in three tour buses and were in Washington, D.C., at the World War II Memorial. Walt Maki, of Ironwood and Bob Lane, of Wakefield, were a year before the trip and the way to pay them back.” provided a police escort for the both on Mission X. rest of his family lived a long Knauf said that if a U.P. vet- rest of the day. ways away, but Maki’s wife had eran was interested in taking an “Honor Flight has become abled Veterans Memorial and experience. prise. The Honor Flight Network the perfect comment. Honor Flight, they can go to the huge,” Knauf said. “There’s no drive in front of the Capitol. We Maki and Lane singled out had contacted the families of the “My wife said, ‘Bob’s part of organization’s website at: stopping in traffic if you plan to drive by and sometimes stop at their favorite memorial. vets and asked them to write let- our family now,’” Maki said. uphonorflight.org and click on spend quality time at 11 different the Navy Memorial. It’s a neat “I really liked the Korean ters to the veterans from their Both U.P. veterans said the the application. On the last page memorials and see the sights of memorial. It has water from the Memorial, but my favorite was homes. Honor Flight announced U.P. Honor Flight experience is the address to mail it to. Washington, D.C. We drive right Seven Seas and the Great Lakes the Changing of the Guard,” to the veterans that it was time had been one of the biggest high- If anyone would like to make a through.” in their water feature. We drive Maki said. “If that was the only for “mail call.” They are called up lights of their lives. donation to the U.P. Honor The U.P. veterans started at by the Martin Luther King thing I saw that would have been to get their mail from home just “Absolutely, I would say it’s Flight, they can do so at the same the World War II Memorial and Memorial and visit the Iwo Jima very satisfying to me.” as they did 65 to 75 years ago. one of the greatest things that’s website. were given one hour and 45 min- Memorial and drive past the Lane related an encounter he “That got me,” Lane said. utes to properly tour it. White House. had with one of the Commanders “Even the envelopes were printed Knauf also shared details “Then we go across the of the Changing of the Guard. to look like the old air mail about how the day-long trips go. Potomac (River) to Arlington “The Commander was from envelopes.” What’s “We get back on the bus and National Cemetery and watch Wisconsin and he asked us where Maki got letters from his wife, Important go to the other end of the reflect- the Changing of the Guard. If we we were from and we said the his daughter, his granddaughter ing pool and we’ll see the Korean, have female veterans with us, U.P.,” Lane said. “He said, ‘You and and his great-granddaugh- To You? Lincoln and the Vietnam Memo- they have the option of going to Yoopers are nothing but lost Wis- ter. rials,” Knauf said. “We give them the Women’s Memorial instead of consinites.’” “I read one letter, the one from Quality care wherever you call home! two hours to walk around. The watching the Changing of the Lane’s favorite memorial? my daughter,” Maki said. “She Korean War Memorial is my Guard. “Everyone talks about the wrote about the person she When diagnosed with a life limiting illness Regional Hospice favorite. It’s very life-like and to “We then go to the new Air Vietnam Memorial,” he said. thought I was. I said that’s it; I’ll is determined to make what’s important to you possible. see it at night is something unbe- Force Memorial. 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