Rain likely High: 45 | Low: 32 | Details, page 2 DAILY GLOBE yourdailyglobe.com Wednesday, March 30, 2016 75 cents WASHINGTON ELEMENTARY MSU Extension encourages eating healthy diets By TOM STANKARD and corn syrup and candy is usu- [email protected] ally not a source of vitamins or BESSEMER — To teach chil- nutrients. dren how to eat healthier, Megan “Candy is a once in a while Martell, Michigan State Univer- treat,” Martell said. sity Extension program instruc- Martell asked the students tor, educated sixth grade stu- how they make their food choic- dents at Washington Elementary es. School Tuesday about how to Students said from using choose healthier food and drink three of their five senses —smell, options. taste and sight. Students said At their last meeting, Martell they also choose their diet based said students learned how to on what they like. interpret the nutrition informa- “If I remember that I like this tion label on food packaging. and that it’s good. I will want While holding a bag of candy, more of it,” Martell said. she said ingredients on the label Martell said advertising has a are listed according to how much “big” effect on the food and drink of an ingredient is in the food choices people make. She asked item. Tom Stankard/Daily Globe She said the most common MEGAN MARTELL, Michigan State University Extension program instructor, teaches Mark Mettler’s sixth grade students at Washington Elemen- ingredients in candy are sugar tary School Tuesday in Bessemer how to eat healthier food options. BESSEMER — page 5

GCC Forestry Class presents plans to preserve pine plantation Iron County hires Marczak By TOM STANKARD vigor of the over story trees and maintaining stand density down to the desired level. [email protected] a more open understory so students can The group said the tree’s stands must be IRONWOOD — The Gogebic Community walk through the stand while providing an monitored following the first and second as aging unit manager College forestry 221 class presented to the example of a more managed red pine stand harvests and should be checked yearly for board of trustees Tuesday about the practice for forestry and botany classes. invasive shrubs and insect or disease infes- By RICHARD JENKINS continue in his role supervising of silviculture and their multi-year manage- They recommended to remove invasive tations. [email protected] economic support workers sta- ment plan for the pine plantation located shrubs because, if they are not removed The board also received an update on the HURLEY — The Aging Unit tioned in Iron County for the con- west of the Rutger Erickson Academic prior to tree harvesting, they will likely alphorn project that was funded by the GCC of Iron County will soon have a sortium. Building on campus. spread and be harder to control. Foundation and the Ironwood Kiwanis Club. permanent manager after the It was explained in the meet- Jeremy Dahl, a student in the class, said The group recommended “thinning” the “The Alphorns played here have been Iron County Board of Supervi- ing that not only is this supervi- the plantation is an aesthetically pleasing area because this will help reduce over- constructed over the past three months pri- sors voted Tuesday to hire Mark sory role — which Marczak cur- part of the campus landscape, but it is start- crowding and will increase vigor. The goal is marily by the students, with some assis- Marczak for the position. rently fills in addition to his job ing to decline due to overcrowding. The stu- to bring the stocking level down to 120 tance from the local community,” said Larry Marczak, of Montreal, cur- as the childcare supervisor — dents involved in the project include: Gena square feet of basal area per acre. Over the Gabka, GCC Biology Instructor/Coordinator rently works with the county’s fulfilling a need for the county, it Abramson, Jeremy Dahl, Tom Jackson and years, the group recommended GCC to per- of the alphorn project. department of human services as ensures he won’t take a pay cut Collin Hagan. The instructor of the class is form a second thinning seven to 10 years fol- The alphorn is a type of natural trumpet a childcare supervisor for the in accepting the new position. Laura Fedora, adjunct instructor. lowing the initial thinning. known as a labraphone (a hollow wooden Northern Income Maintenance “He’s currently making more They said the management objectives for Their recommendation is to perform two Consortium. than what we are offering the the stand include improving health and harvests over a 10-year period to bring the He was one of three candi- aging unit manager, but that GCC — page 5 dates interviewed, according to (time devoted to the additional information presented to the duties) will bring him up to his board. current salary,” Supervisor Opal Marczak has already accepted Roberts said during her report the position, according to infor- on the work of the human ser- Erickson receives MML Sinclair service award mation presented to the board, vices committee. By RALPH ANSAMI ending the county’s search for a This additional responsibility [email protected] new manager. Leslie Kolesar has would be roughly 10 percent of IRONWOOD — Ironwood been serving as interim execu- Marczak’s overall duties, accord- City Manager Scott Erickson tive director of the unit, having ing to Roberts. has received a coveted award taken the position in December While the county board from the Michigan Municipal after Mary Kay Welch resigned. approved the division of duties, League. Kolesar told the Daily Globe Iron County Human Services At Monday’s regular city com- Tuesday she estimates the tran- Cally Kilger told the Daily Globe mission meeting, acting Mayor sition will take roughly a month. after the meeting she couldn’t Kim Corcoran said the Sinclair Marczak is the second person bring the proposal to the consor- award had been announced at the county offered the position tium until the county board an MML meeting last week to, with an earlier applicant approved it, meaning the consor- attended by Ironwood officials. turning down the job offer. tium still needs to sign off on Corcoran congratulated While Tuesday’s vote officially Marczak’s role overseeing the Erickson on the award, citing hires Marczak, the process isn’t economic support workers. his job performance with the entirely complete. In other action: city. The county is proposing that, The Sinclair Exceptional Ser- in addition to serving as manag- vice Award, first awarded in er of the aging unit, Marczak 2008, is a peer-nomination in MARCZAK — page 5 honor and memory of Rogers City Council member Jim Sin- clair, who was called “a tireless promoter of local government Ironwood couple arrested for and fervent believer in educa- tion and training for elected offi- cials.” Oneida County drug deals The award, announced last RHINELANDER, Wis. — An Ironwood couple faces drug dealing Wednesday in Lansing, is given charges in Oneida County, Wis. as a tribute to “Sinclair’s legacy Thomas D. Hicks, 35, of 211 E. Vaughn St., faces two counts of of personal dedication, passion manufacturing or delivering schedule 4 drugs and Dani Hicks, 43, and commitment to the League faces three similar counts, according to Oneida County Court records. Photo submitted and its mission,” according to IRONWOOD CITY Manager Scott Erickson speaks at the Michigan Municipal League convention in Lans- Thomas Hicks is scheduled for an April 13 preliminary hearing, the MML. ing last week, where he received the Sinclair Exceptional Service Award. The MML supplied the photo. while Dani Hicks was in court on Tuesday and she now faces an April Ypsilanti Mayor Pro Tempore 20 adjourned initial appearance. Lois Allen-Richardson was also Dan Gilmartin. “To keep the commission the commission to visit other Both are free on $5,000 signature bonds set by Oneida County honored with the award. “Erickson embodies the Sin- abreast of the city’s basic needs communities to see what they Judge Michael Bloom. Erickson has been Ironwood’s clair award with his dedication and operations, workshops are are doing and to talk with other Charges against the two were issued last week after the North- city manager for more than 10 to educating commissions,” often held before meetings and city officials who have been central Drug Enforcement Group conducted controlled buys of Xanax years and is a strong supporter Gilmartin said. “He ensures that vary as the needs of the city down the same road,” Gilmartin in February and March, according to court records. of open communications Ironwood’s commission members change. Erickson also sees the said. NORDEG is a multi-county task force. Anyone wishing to provide between his office, the public have the opportunity to be value of learning from other anonymous drug information can call the statewide drug tip-line 1- and elected officials, said MML actively engaged in trainings, municipalities. On numerous 800-NAB-DRUG. CEO and Executive Director workshops and conventions. occasions, he has arranged for —Ralph Ansami AWARD — page 5 C O N T A C T U S WEATHER INSIDE INDEX

TODAY Iron County Elections Business ...... 13 Daily Globe Inc. Tuesday Precipitation Vol. 97, Ed. 76 118 E. McLeod Ave. High 61 To 7 a.m. Classifieds ...... 14-15 Rain likely Candidates in contested Comics ...... 13 P.O. Box 548 —Details, page 2 Low 25 Tuesday none races answer questions Ironwood, MI 49938 Year ago today Snowfall prior to Tuesday’s election Community ...... 3 High 37 To 7 a.m. Obituaries ...... 2 yourdailyglobe.com Low 31 Tuesday none — Area, page 6 Today’s records Snow depth none Opinion ...... 4 906-932-2211 High 72 (1986) Season total 156.2 in. Sports ...... 9-10 Low -8 (1965) Last year 185.1 in. 2 l WEDNESDAY, MARCH 30, 2016 AREA / STATE THE DAILY GLOBE • YOURDAILYGLOBE.COM FIVE-DAY FORECAST FOR IRONWOOD Obituaries TODAY THURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY SUNDAY Rudolph Kemppainen

ISHPEMING, Mich. — Rudolph Kemp- Pastor Rudy was the recipi- painen, 84, of Ishpeming, entered eternal life ent of numerous social and on Easter Sunday, March 27, 2016, at U.P. State awards during his many Rain Likely Snow Possible Snow Possible Partly Cloudy Partly Cloudy Health System-Bell surrounded by loving fam- years of community and social ily. service, including being 45º 32º 35º 24º 34º 21º 31º 16º 30º 18º Pastor Rudy was born Dec. 3, 1931, as the awarded the Hal Madden Dis- Winds: 5-10 mph NW Winds: 10-15 mph N Winds: 5-7 mph NE Winds: 5-10 mph NE Winds: 5-10 mph N sixth of eight children of William and Eliina tinguished Service Award (Puska) Kemppainen in Hancock. He graduat- from the Michigan Association Ontonagon LOCAL OUTLOOK ed from Hancock High School in 1949; Suomi of Community Mental Health 44/33 .*/01% +2% +"33% 422% 53*6/1% 47"24% +"8$% 09% :;<% College (Finlandia University) in 1951; Suomi Boards, and an Honorary Doc- 5$0952% *=% >0"9?% $"#$% *=% @-A?% $6B"/"81% *=% ''<&% Theological Seminary in 1955; and the Rudolph Kemp- tor of Humane Letters from Bergland C*>8$+248% +"9/% -% 8*% (;% BD$&% .$2% >25*>/% $"#$% Lutheran School of Theology in Chicago in painen Finlandia University. 44/32 =*>%8*/01%"4%E,A%428%"9%(F(;&%GHD258%53*6/1%47"24% 1963 with a Master of Divinity. He was 1931 — 2016 Pastor Rudy was preceded :DNHÀHOG 8*9"#$8%+"8$%0%E;<%5$0952%*=%>0"9%09/%49*+& Ironwood ordained into the gospel ministry on June 19, in death by his parents; brothers, Alfie, Ray- 44/32 45 Saxon 45/32 Marenisco SUN AND MOON 1955, and his first call was to Bethany Luther- mond, Carl and Roy; and three sisters, Elma, 48/31 an Church in Kaleva, and St. John’s Lutheran Martha and Ida. Bessemer 44/32 Watersmeet Church in Lake City. He is survived by his wife of 61 years, Dar- Hurley 45/32 2 Upson 44/32 While attending Suomi Theological Semi- ley Kemppainen; all five of his children, Anne 47/30 47/32 J69>"42%&%&%&%&%&%&%&%&%&%&%&%&%&%&%&%&%&%&%&%&%&%&%'K@(%0&B& nary he met and married Darley Anderson of Todia, Florida; Faith and John Waldner, Cali- 51 J69428& & & & & & & & & & & & & & & & & & & & & & & EK,:%D&B& Mercer Ironwood in 1954, the love of his life. They fornia; Gloria and Dr. Doug Brisson, Colorado; L**9>"42% & & & & & & & & & & & & & & & & & & & & (K,@%0&B& 45/31 L**9428%&%&%&%&%&%&%&%&%&%&%&%&%&%&%&%&%&%&%&%&%((K;,%0&B& shared 61 years of married life together as ser- Dr. Sarah Kemppainen, Marquette, and Manitowish vants of the church. In 1958 the Kemppainens Philip and Paula Kemppainen, Neenah, Wis. returned to the Upper Peninsula where Rudy He is also survived by six wonderful grand- 45/31 Minocqua NATIONAL WEATHER 47/32 %.*/01%.$6&served as pastor at First Lutheran Church in daughters, Marja, Amber, Kyra, Kayla, Kim- M$"50#*% ';N-:% 8% '(NO-% 4$ Wakefield until 1966. From 1966 to 1969, they berly and Cassidy; two great-grandsons, P03304% EEN-E% 8% E,N@:% 4 served Bethlehem Evangelical Lutheran Dylan Kai and Avery Finn; and numerous Q09404%M"81% EON@E% 8% -FNOF% 4 Church in DeKalb, Ill. Following that they nieces, nephews and cousins. )*4%R9#2324% '@N-O% 4% E;N-O% 4 moved to Negaunee where they served Funeral services will be celebrated on Sun- C2+%I*>7% --N@O% 4% ''N-@% 4$ ALMANAC REGIONAL WEATHER S>309/*% :-N''% 4% :EN'F% 8 Immanuel Lutheran Church for 22 years. day, April 3, 2016, at 4 p.m. at Bethel Luther- an Church in Ishpeming with Rev. Lauri Maki !"#$"%&'(%" % .*/01% .$6& T$*29"H% ':N@E% 4% EON-O% 4 Pastor Rudy was well known throughout !"#$%&%&%&%&%&%&%&%&%&%&%&%&%&%&%&%&%&%&%&%&%&%&'( R4$309/% @'NO(% >0% OEN,-% >4 J208832% 'ON@-% 4% '-N@F% 4 the Upper Peninsula preaching in both and Rev. David VanKley officiating. Visitation )*+% & & & & & & & & & & & & & & & & & & & & & &,- P6368$% @,NO,% >0% OFN,E% >4 *"&'+"%,-*./FOFORXG\ÀÀXUULHVSFSDUWO\FORXG\ English and Finnish as part of his ministry. will be held from 12:30 p.m. until the time of >0N>0"9[%>4N>0"9%\%49*+[%4N46991[%4$N4$*+2>4[% I2482>/01Precipitation & & & & & & & & & & & & & & & none G06%M30">2% -,NO'% 8% @-NO;% >4 49N49*+[%8N8$69/2>48*>B4[%+N+"9/1 In addition, he preached for many years on the services at 4 p.m. at the church on Sunday. A G45090U0% @ONO-% >0% OFN,E% >4 TV program “Suomi Kutsu” and provided min- dinner reception in the parish hall will follow V>09/%W0D"/4% '(N-'% 8% ',NO@% 4$ WEATHER TRIVIA isterial care for many people within the Upper the service. MOON PHASES V>229%X01% -(N@,% 8% @ON,F% >0 Peninsula Finnish community. In lieu of flowers, memorials may be direct- Last New First Full L0/"4*9% -'N--% 8% -;NO,% 4$ What was the deadliest United L0>Y62882% @@NO@% >0% O'N,:% >4 States hurricane? In addition to his ministry, Pastor Rudy ed in Pastor Rudy’s memory to Finlandia Uni-

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Bertha (Morrison) Swanson MILWAUKEE, Wis. — Bertha (Morrison) Swanson, 99, passed away peacefully on March 14, 2016, in Milwaukee with family by her side. For reprints or She was born to Albina and William Morrison. lamination services, Bertha was preceded in death by her parents; siblings; hus- contact the Daily band; and her son. She is survived by her children, Richard Swanson, Sandra Globe at 906-932-2211 Deaton and Linda (Tony) Sczesny; eight grandchildren; and nine great-grandchildren. She will be sorely missed by those who loved her. Private services will be held at a later date.

NRA endorses Rebecca Bradley for Bradley appeared in a campaign mailer wearing a Wisconsin Supreme Court blaze orange vest and hat and holding a shotgun. Appeals Court Judge JoAnne Kloppenburg has MILWAUKEE (AP) — The National Rifle Asso- criticized Bradley as too closely aligned with con- ciation is endorsing Justice Rebecca Bradley as she servatives. She notes Gov. Scott Walker has engages in a hotly contested fight for a 10-year spot appointed Bradley to three judgeships since 2012, on the Wisconsin Supreme Court. including her spot on the high court. The gun rights group’s statement Tuesday called Bradley, meanwhile, says Kloppenburg’s sup- Bradley a “solid pro-gun/pro-hunting jurist” based on port has been overwhelmingly liberal, starting her stated support of Second Amendment issues and with labor groups across the state. the Constitution. Ahead of the primary last month, The election is April 5.

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Email calendar items and com- p.m., Serenity Center, Ironwood. floor, Memorial Building, Ironwood. munity news to news@yourdaily- Mercer Food Pantry, noon-1 Tuesday, April 5 globe.com. For more information, p.m., Railroad Street, Mercer, Wis. call 906-932-2211. Emergencies: 715-476-7655. Gogebic County Veterans Ser- Wednesday, March 30 Alcoholics Anonymous/Al- vice Officer, 9:30-11:30 a.m., Iron- Anon, noon, Salem Lutheran wood Memorial Building. 906-667- Christian Men of the North- Church, Ironwood. area74.org. 1110. land, 6:30 a.m., Uptown Cafe, Iron- Harbortown AA, 7:30 p.m. EDT, Alcoholics Anonymous, noon, wood. Ontonagon United Methodist Salem Lutheran Church, Ironwood. Mercer Area Play Group, 9:30- Church basement, next to Holiday area74.org. 11 a.m., all welcome, Mercer, Wis., gas station, Ontonagon. area74.org. Ironwood Kiwanis Club, noon, Public Library. 715-476-2366. Alcoholics Anonymous, 7:30 Golden Dragon. New members wel- Alcoholics Anonymous, open p.m., Our Lady of Peace Catholic come. meeting, noon, Salem Lutheran Church, Ironwood. area74.org. Cribbage, 1 p.m., Mercer, Wis., Church, Ironwood. area74.org. Friday Night Fight, 7:30 p.m., Public Library. 715-476-2366. DOVE Support Group, noon-2 registration 4-7 p.m., Mt. Zion, Iron- Disabled American Veterans, 6 p.m. 906-932-4990. wood. p.m., American Legion club rooms, Ironwood/Hurley Rotary Club, Saturday, April 2 Ironwood Memorial Building. 12:15 p.m., Elk and Hound Restau- Finnish American Chorus of rant, Ironwood. Alcoholics Anonymous, 11 Litle Finland Rehearsal, 6 p.m., Iron County Veterans Service a.m., Salem Lutheran Church, Iron- Little Finland, Kimball, Wis. 906- Officer, 1-3 p.m., Mercer, Wis., wood. area74.org. 932-1608. Submitted photo Town Hall. 715-561-2190. Community Pickleball Pad- Alcoholics Anonymous, 7 p.m., THE HURLEY Education Foundation was awarded a grant on March 15, for $7,500 from the Haas Corporation Adult Children of Alcoholics, 7 dlers, 2-5 p.m., Mercer School gym- Episcopal Church of the Transfigu- to help Northwoods Manufacturing with scholarships and National Institute Metalworking Skills (NIMS) cer- p.m., Samaritan Counseling, Iron- nasium. 715-776-4588. ration, Ironwood. area74.org. tification training for students. Those pictured include, first row, from left, Haas representative Dave Kramer, wood. Sunday, April 3 Government Peter Sturgul, Byrun Laguna, Jarad Olson and Johnny Mattson; and second row, Austin Olson, Nathan Har- Alcoholics Anonymous, 7:30 Wakefield Township Board, rington, Jacob Hostettler, Haas representative Bill Dymond, Troy Erspamer and Rylee Walowinski. p.m., Sharon Lutheran Church, Alcoholics Anonymous, 1 p.m., 5:30 p.m., township hall. Bessemer. area74.org. closed meeting, Salem Lutheran Wednesday, April 6 Government Church, Ironwood. Northwoods Manufacturing Gogebic-Iron Wastewater Gogebic Range Trail Authority, Christian Men of the North- Authority and Board, 2 p.m., Treat- 6 p.m., Pit Stop, Bessemer. land, 6:30 a.m., Uptown Cafe, Iron- ment Facility Boardroom. Alcoholics Anonymous, 7:30 wood. City of Ironwood Art Plan pub- p.m., Sharon Lutheran Church, Mercer Area Play Group, 9:30- receives $7,500 grant lic input meeting, 6:30 p.m., Bessemer. area74.org. 11 a.m., all welcome, Mercer, Wis., Memorial Building. Public Library. 715-476-2366. Monday, April 4 HURLEY — Recently, Hurley Representatives Dave Kramer meet NIMS quality require- Thursday, March 31 Alcoholics Anonymous, open Education Foundation’s Peter and Bill Dymond were here in ments. Men’s Bible Study, 8 a.m., meeting, noon, Salem Lutheran Gogebic County Veterans Ser- Church, Ironwood. area74.org. Sturgul submitted a grant Hurley on March 15, to repre- This donation will help our Fairview Apartment Hall, Bessemer. request to the Haas Corporation sent Haas and to present North- students who want to pursue vice Officer, 10:30-11:30 a.m., 906-667-0469. DOVE Support Group, noon-2 Wakefield City Hall; 1-2 p.m., Iron County Food Pantry, 9 p.m. 906-932-4990. to help Northwoods Manufactur- woods Manufacturing teacher, manufacturing as a career at the Watersmeet Township; 2:45-3:15 a.m.-4 p.m., 72 Michigan Ave., Mon- Iron County Veterans Service ing get scholarships for students Jacob Hostettler, with a check next level. p.m., Marenisco Township. 906- treal, Wis. 715-561-4450. Officer, 1-3 p.m., Mercer, Wis., and their National Institute for for $7,500. The NIMS certification is also 667-1110. Alcoholics Anonymous, noon, Town Hall. 715-561-2190. Metalworking Skills (NIMS) cer- This money can be used for an important milestone for stu- Alcoholics Anonymous, noon, Salem Lutheran Church, Ironwood. Alzheimer’s Disease Care- tification. scholarships for students and to dents in Hurley. Salem Lutheran Church, Ironwood. area74.org. givers Support Group, 6-7 p.m., The Haas Automation Corpo- pay for testing for students The Hurley School District area74.org. Zion Evangelical Lutheran Church, Alcoholics Anonymous, 6 p.m., ration is the largest producer of attempting to get their NIMS would like to extend a huge Grief Support Group, 2 p.m., all Mercer, Wis. Our Lady of Peace Catholic Church, CNC mills in the western world. certification. thank you to the David Haas welcome, The Inn Bed and Break- Ironwood. area74.org. Bessemer Booster Club, 6:30 fast, Montreal, Wis. 906-663-0308. p.m., A.D. Johnston High School. The Hurley School District NIMS sets skills standards for Corporation, The Hurley Educa- Ironwood Sports Hall of Fame, was informed that Peter was suc- the industry, certifies individual tion Foundation and Peter Stur- Free community dinner, 5-6:30 6 p.m., Luther L. Wright School, Gogebic Range Carvers, 6:30 p.m., Wakefield United Methodist room 205. p.m., shop room, A.D. Johnston cessful in his pursuit for funding skills against the standards and gul for his efforts to secure this Church, Wakefield. MECCA Ski Club, 6:30 p.m., High School, Bessemer. with Haas Corporation. accredits training programs that grant. ReGeneration Youth, 5:30-6:45 MECCA cabin near the treatment People for Peace, 7 p.m. EDT, p.m., ages 10-11; Relentless Youth, facility, Mercer, Wis. Episcopal Church of Ascension, 501 7-9 p.m., ages 12-18; Lighthouse Festival Ironwood meeting, 7 Houghton St., Ontonagon. Faith Center, Ironwood. p.m., American Legion, Ironwood. Alcoholics Anonymous, 7:30 Alcoholics Anonymous, 6:30 Harbortown AA, 7:30 p.m. EDT, p.m., Sharon Lutheran Church, SoundCloud expands into mainstream with paid streaming plan p.m., First Presbyterian Church, Ontonagon United Methodist Bessemer. area74.org. Hurley. area74.org. Church basement, next to Holiday Government LOS ANGELES (AP) — 175 million monthly listeners. For example, on SoundCloud Government gas station, Ontonagon. area74.org. Ironwood Economic Develop- SoundCloud is entering paid “We’re at the very early days you can find gems like a John City of Ironwood City Commis- Methamphetamine ETC, 8 p.m., ment Corporation, 10 a.m., meet- music streaming, hoping to turn of streaming,” said Eric Legend’s cover of the Adele hit, sion and Planning Commission support group, Woodland Church, ing, Conference Room 1, second its huge community of cover Wahlforss, the co-founder and “Rolling in the Deep.” Or a 4- Zoning Ordinance Workshop, 5 floor, Memorial Building, Iron- Ironwood. 906-285-2813 or singers, dubstep remixers and chief technology officer, in an minute version of “30 Hours,” a p.m., Memorial Building, Ironwood. wood. methetc.web.com. wannabe stars into a bigger interview. “The pie is going to shortened take of one of the Iron County Law Enforcement Government Gogebic County Board and Committee, 5 p.m., Iron County Road Commission, 4:30 p.m., Cir- source of revenue. be very large over time.” songs from Kanye West’s latest Bessemer City Council, 5:30 Since its launch in 2007, the SoundCloud Go will cost album, “The Life of Pablo.” The Courthouse, Hurley. p.m., city hall. cuit Courtroom, Bessemer. Friday, April 1 Ironwood Parks and Recre- Bessemer Planning Commis- Berlin-based online music ser- $10 a month and offer ad-free album version is exclusively ation Committee, 5:30 p.m., meet- sion, 5:15 p.m., Bessemer City vice has allowed pretty much offline playback on mobile streaming on competing music Double Trouble, 11 a.m.-12:30 ing, Conference Room 1, second Hall. any audio to be uploaded to its devices. It’ll also allow artists service Tidal. cloud — from Kanye West out- to choose whether to give SoundCloud’s reputation takes to teenagers singing over away tracks for free or for hosting music that is off canned music. It has slowly reserve them for paying cus- the beaten path is what drew introduced tools to earn rev- tomers — an option not DJ Kaskade to the platform. Review: Cheadle’s ‘Miles Ahead’ enue, introducing paid services allowed by Spotify, which Without saying whether he’ll for artists in 2008 and ad rev- depends on having quality put music behind the pay enue sharing for invited musi- free music to draw in prospec- wall, Kaskade’s manager stylishly evokes jazz legend cians in 2014. tive paying customers. Stephanie LaFera said it has But after signing deals with Wahlforss said a key selling long been a place for the DJ to By LINDSEY BAHR approach can be duller than a takes Dave and Miles every- major labels, including holdout point for consumers is the many connect with fans looking to AP Film Writer Wikipedia page, Cheadle where from a college dorm Sony Music this month, Sound- tracks on SoundCloud you won’t dig deeper than a standard “Miles Ahead,” an ambi- eschews the cradle to grave room to score some cocaine to Cloud is adding a subscription find elsewhere. release. tious, experimental biopic approach and instead focuses in a high-speed shoot out. It’s plan for consumers, giving them “You’re going to be able to lis- “We feel like we’re speaking about jazz legend Miles Davis, on two moments — a crazy few particularly odd then that ad-free listening and a whole ten to a Rihanna next to an to an audience that’s already actually states its mission days in Davis’ “Howard Hughes this portion is duller than the range of music from main- emerging artist, next to a DJ with us, fans that are open to twice over the course of the of jazz” phase and much earlier more traditional portrait of stream artists that had set, next to a mashup in the experimentation, sub-genres movie. during the romantic beginnings the past. shunned the service because it same playlist,” said Wahlforss. and all the quirks that come Basically: “If you’re going to and fraught endings of his rela- That section plays more like only gave tracks away for free, “It’s new for us, it’s new for the with the world of electronic tell a story, come with some tionship with the dancer a languid, melancholy ballad including top acts like Taylor world.” music,” she said. attitude. Don’t make it all Frances Taylor (Emayatzy as we peer into his courtship of Swift. SoundCloud, privately held corny.” Corinealdi). Frances and the insanity, dan- MICHIGAN DEPARTMENT The person saying it is Miles The story jumps from the ger and obsessiveness that and with tech investors like OF TRANSPORTATION Davis, played by Don Cheadle, past to the present very sud- drove her away. Cheadle and Union Square Ventures and PUBLIC NOTICE HERBICIDE PROGRAM who also co-wrote and direct- denly, employing an interest- Corinealdi’s palpable chem- Kleiner Perkins, will have a SUPERIOR REGION 2016 ed. ing visual technique that istry is an undeniable force staggering 125 million tracks The Michigan Department of Transportation hereby provides notice In the context of the film, links the two moments in here, and is a striking contrast available when the paid tier, to the public, and property owners adjacent to state highways of the he’s speaking to a fictional time through a character, to the occasional awkwardness SoundCloud Go, launches Tues- 2016 Herbicide Application Program treatments for roadside rights-of music writer named Dave day. That’s about four times way within Gogebic, Ontonagon, Houghton, Baraga, Iron, Marquette, let’s say, falling in the pre- of many of Cheadle and Dickinson, Menominee, Alger, Delta, Schoolcraft, Luce, Mackinac and Braden (Ewan McGregor), who sent and another continuing McGregor’s interactions in the other paid services. Chippewa counties. has conned, charmed and the motion in the past. It’s a present. In theory, it’s proba- The fast-growing field of SCHEDULED DATES OF APPLICATION: strong-armed his way into unique take on the fluidity bly meant to be another evoca- paid music subscription ser- Applications will take place between April 4, 2016 and December 5, Miles’ orbit for a few days in and imprecision of memory, tion of jazz stylings, but in exe- vices is already crowded, led 2016. by companies like Spotify, with hopes of writing a comeback but, more precisely it’s indica- cution, it feels more like dead HERBICIDES/LOCATIONS: story that would end the eccen- tive of Cheadle’s ambitions to air. 30 million paying subscribers, Non-Selective Applications: (guardrail, pavement/shoulder cracks tric musician’s half decade of make the film feel as unpre- Cheadle has an interesting and Apple, which jumped to 10 and edges, barrier walls, concrete bridge slopes, invasive plants) ANY INDIVIDUAL OR COMBINATIONS OF THE HERBICIDES LISTED dormancy. dictable and freestyle as vision here and his ambitions million after launching last BELOW: While a little on the nose to Miles’ jazz. pay off on a number of levels — year. Roundup Pro Concentrate (Glyphosate), Plateau (Imazapic), Milestone (Aminopyralid), Escort XP (Metsulfuron Methyl), Rodeo be repeated, it’s a good line, and Cheadle as an actor is not especially in his performance — SoundCloud hopes to distin- (Glyphosate), Polaris (Isopropylamine salt of Imazapyr), Esplanade an even better goal in the afraid to show Miles Davis for but it doesn’t really come guish itself with its massive 200 SC ,QGD]LÀDP Perspective (Aminocyclopyrachlor and Chlorsul- murky and generally unreward- all his contradictions — his together as a coherent composi- variety and huge audience of furon), Method 240SL (Aminocyclopyrachlor). ing territory of the dreaded genius, his charm, his ego and tion. Unlike in jazz, the dis- Selective Applications: (broadleaf weeds in turf areas, brush control, biopic — especially for someone his mania. His bold, studied and parate moments, sounds and plant growth regulator, invasive plants) ANY INDIVIDUAL OR COMBI- NATIONS OF THE HERBICIDES LISTED BELOW: as elusive, multifaceted and fully lived-in portrayal has atti- styles struggle to coalesce in Ruotsala to visit Milestone (Aminopyralid), Escort XP (Metsulfuron methyl), Garlon 3A just downright giant as Miles tude to spare too. service of a whole that’s bigger (Triclopyr), Garlon 4 Ultra (Triclopyr-2-butoxyethyl ester), Vista XRT (Fluroxpyr 1-Methylheptyl Ester), Plateau (Imazapic), Weedestroy Davis was. The “present” part shows a than its parts. Ironwood ALC AM-40 (2, 4-Diclorophenoxyacetic Acid), E-2 (2, 4-Diclorophenoxyace- As Cheadle’s Miles cheekily hyper-active Davis, hopped “Miles Ahead,” a Sony Pic- tic Acid, Fluroxpyr, Dicamba), Method 240SL (Aminocyclopyrachlor), says to Dave in that whispered up on painkillers and hob- tures Classic release, is rated R IRONWOOD — The Apostolic Element 3A (Triclopyr), Element 4 (Triclopyr-2-butoxyethyl ester), Perspective (Aminocyclopyrachlor and Chlorsulfuron), Stalker (Iso- rasp, “I was born, I moved to bling with a deteriorating hip by the Motion Picture Associa- Lutheran Church will host Iron- propylamine salt of Imazapyr), Imazapic 2SL (Imazapic). New York, met some cats, trying to collect a payment tion of America for “strong lan- wood area native John Ruotsala Adjuvants: (drift control, water conditioning, surfactants) made some music, did some from the record company that guage throughout, drug use, this weekend. 41-A (Polyacrylamide and Polysaccharidepolymers), Nu-Film-IR dope, made some more music, he’s long since stopped pro- some sexuality/nudity and brief Ruotsala is administrator and (Poly-1-p-Menthene), Improve (Nonionic), Condition (Ammonium pastor for the ALC’s Foreign sulfate), Sunset MSO 0HWK\ODWHGVHHGRLOEOHQGDQGHPXOVL¿HUV  then you showed up at my ducing for. It’s sort of a violence.” Running time: 100 Cygnet Plus (Limonene, Methylated Vegetable Oil, Alkyl Hydroxypoly house.” kitchen sink approach to the minutes. Two and a half stars Missions. Oxyethlene). Knowing well how a tell-it-all escalating events story that out of four. He will attend the Friday METHOD OF APPLICATION: evening service at the Ironwood All applications will be ground or foliar applied by vehicular mounted church at 7 p.m., a seminar Sat- ¿[HGERRPRUKDQGVSUD\JXQHTXLSPHQW7KHKHUELFLGHVZLOOEHWDQN urday beginning at 3 p.m. and mixed or injected for each application. the Sunday services at 10:45 RE-ENTRY RESTRICTIONS: NBC says it has surpassed $1 billion in Olympic ad sales a.m. and 1 p.m. Do not enter treated areas until the spray has dried. There will be a Sunday noon CONTACT: NEW YORK (AP) — NBC announced reaching the $1 for big-event programming. meal. $OO DSSOLFDWLRQV ZLOO EH PDGH E\ &HUWL¿HG 3HVWLFLGH$SSOLFDWRUV )RU says that it has surpassed $1 billion sales milestone only Unlike many Olympics, NBC A graduate of Luther L. further information contact: billion in advertising sales for two days prior to the opening will be able to televise live Wright High School in Ironwood, Dan Hamlin, Resource Specialist the upcoming Olympics in Rio of the 2012 Olympics in Lon- events in prime time from Rio; Ruotsala now lives in New Michigan Department of Transportation 1818 3rd Avenue North de Janeiro, Brazil, and is on don. the Brazilian city is one hour Hampshire. Escanaba, MI 49829 pace to set a record for the most Seth Winter, advertising ahead of the eastern United He has traveled and served in 906-786-1830 national advertising sold for chief for NBC Sports, said States. numerous foreign lands. His son This notice is published per Regulation 637 Act No. 451, Public Acts any single event. Tuesday that the sales are an The Brazilian Olympic games is also a missionary-pastor in of 1994, as amended. By contrast, the network indication of advertisers’ desire are set to begin Aug. 5. Guatemala. 4 l WEDNESDAY, MARCH 30, 2016 OPINION THE DAILY GLOBE • YOURDAILYGLOBE.COM A more presidential Trump visits the capital DAILY GLOBE The Trump campaign did something last amazement that he’s doing all the political Monday evening that other campaigns do all stuff that candidates do? “I can’t believe I’m a Sue Mizell, Publisher the time but that the Republican front-run- politician, can you believe this?” Trump said ner has never, ever done. It sent out an email last year on Fox. “I’m a politician, all my life Larry Holcombe, Managing Editor with the prepared text of Trump’s speech to I’ve disrespected politicians now I have to say AIPAC, the pro-Israel group meeting in I guess I’m a politician.” Washington. Byron In Washington on Monday, Trump was a Prepared text? Anyone who has ever York politician. And he was good at it. In Their Opinion watched a Trump speech knows he doesn’t do That doesn’t mean Trump was an ordinary prepared texts. But there Trump was, on the politician. How many presidential candidates One senator holding floor of the Verizon Center in downtown can hold a press conference at the Washing- Washington, looking from side to side as he ton landmark they are now transforming into read his speech from a teleprompter. across like any other talking head, adeptly a luxury hotel? That’s what Trump did at the Yes, Trump ad-libbed a lot. But as he delivering his text without a single serious Old Post Office, gathering the press in a up Flint water relief glanced at the prompter’s glass panels, he stumble. In other words, it was Trump’s first dusty worksite that will be the atrium of the Michigan’s Democratic Senators Debbie Stabenow and was delivering a speech just like the politi- presidential campaign speech that sounded newest Trump International Hotel. Trump Gary Peters have bipartisan support for a $220 million cians he has mocked over the course of the remotely presidential.” finished the event by leading reporters bill to fix and replace lead contaminated pipes in Flint campaign. Also disturbing to Trump’s critics was the around the construction site, with more than and other cities. And doing a really good job of it. John reaction of the AIPAC crowd. Going into the a few shaking their heads at Trump’s ability But one senator, Republican Sen. Mike Lee of Utah, so Kasich addressed AIPAC half an hour before event — it was huge, perhaps 18,000 people to add an element of showmanship to every- Trump, and he also read from a prepared thing he does. Why were they following him far has not allowed the matter to come up for a vote. Lee’s filling the arena — there was talk of protests, text, too, but it was on a piece of paper on the of rabbis turning their backs and walking around the stacks of sheetrock? Because no chief objection? He says Michigan has a budget surplus podium and Kasich started off wearing glass- out. And yes, there was some of that. But it’s other candidate does that sort of thing. and does not need federal money to fix the problem. es and looking down a lot. Trump was clear- fair to say that overall, Trump’s reception at At some of the lowest moments of the cam- So ask yourself this: If the Flint water crisis were ly reading at times, but his delivery was as AIPAC was friendly. You know how an paign, when he has said some outrageous occurring in Sen. Lee’s home state of Utah, and not in smooth and polished as the best politicians. enthusiastic crowd can fill an arena with thing or when his rallies are targeted by Michigan, do you for one second think he would say the Which worried some Trump critics. Yair roars? There was never that. But the waves of protesters, Trump has often said he same thing if Utah also had a budget surplus? No way. Rosenberg, at Tablet, found Trump’s perfor- applause for Trump grew from polite at the can become more “presidential” any time he This is politics, pure and simple, and it is hurting peo- mance downright alarming. “What was so beginning to more-than-just-polite at the likes. It hasn’t been appropriate, Trump has ple in a city that has already paid too high a price for gov- disturbing about the speech was that it end. explained, because he is still fighting off ernment inaction and ineptness. demonstrated that Trump can comport him- It was a presidential day for Trump. He rivals in the bare-knuckle battle for the Stabenow and U.S. Rep. Dan Kildee, who represents self like a traditional politician — and do so did an extended, on-the-record interview Republican nomination. But in the future, Flint, are running out of patience with Lee. very well,” Rosenberg wrote. “Reading a with the Washington Post editorial board. He Trump promised, look for President Trump “This is not an abstraction. This is 100,000 kids and political address off a teleprompter for the had a get-to-know-you lunch with a few law- to emerge. adults all suffering every single day and it’s pretty frus- first time, Trump jettisoned his race-baiting makers, arranged by Trump endorser Sen. Last Monday, Trump gave the public a trating,” Kildee said in an Associated Press story. “We and incitement for boilerplate bromides on Jeff Sessions. He held a press conference. glimpse of what he was talking about. will not give up, that’s for sure.” Israel, Iran, and the Middle East. Drawing And he addressed AIPAC. Byron York is chief political correspon- And Stabenow noted that Flint residents have a right on his years of television experience, he came You know how Trump often expresses dent for The Washington Examiner. to assume “that when you get up in the morning and turn on the faucet, when you take a shower or you feed your children, clean water is going to come out of the pipes. We Today in history all assume that. That is pretty much a basic human right.” The Associated Press Lee apparently is concerned about adding to the feder- al deficit. “What’s really happening here is that Washing- Today’s Highlight in History ton politicians are using the crisis in Flint as an excuse to On March 30, 1981, President funnel taxpayer money to their own home states, and try- Ronald Reagan was shot and seri- ing to sneak it through the Senate without proper debate ously injured outside a Washington, D.C., hotel by John W. Hinckley Jr.; and amendment. I respectfully object,” Lee said in a state- also wounded were White House ment. press secretary James Brady, Secret But the fact is the Flint legislation would be paid for Service agent Timothy McCarthy and using $250 million in unspent Energy Department a District of Columbia police officer, money, so concerns about adding to the deficit seem with- Thomas Delahanty. out merit. On this date This dispute over the Senate bill needs to be resolved. In 1822, Florida became a United States territory. The people of Flint have suffered long enough. Pass the In 1867, U.S. Secretary of State legislation, now. William H. Seward reached agree- — Lansing State Journal ment with Russia to purchase the ter- ritory of Alaska for $7.2 million. In 1870, the 15th Amendment to Legislators the U.S. Constitution, which prohibited denying citizens the right to vote and hold office on the basis of race, was ruled that a conviction in state court at his farm in Stanfordville, New York, is 75. Rock musician Eric Clapton is declared in effect by Secretary of following an acquittal in federal court at age 86. 71. Actor Justin Deas is 68. Actor Rob- Michigan Wisconsin State Hamilton Fish. Texas was read- for the same crime did not constitute In 1991, Patricia Bowman of Jupiter, bie Coltrane is 66. Actor Paul Reiser is Gov. Rick Snyder, P.O. Box Gov. Scott Walker, 115 East mitted to the Union. double jeopardy. Florida, told authorities she’d been 59. Rap artist MC Hammer is 53. 30013, Lansing, MI 48909, phone Capitol, Madison, WI 53702, phone In 1909, the Queensboro Bridge, In 1964, John Glenn withdrew from raped hours earlier by William Kennedy Singer Tracy Chapman is 52. Actor Ian 517-373-3400, online contact page: 608-266-1212, online contact page: linking the New York City boroughs of the Ohio race for the U.S. Senate Smith, the nephew of Sen. Edward Ziering is 52. TV personality Piers Mor- michigan.gov/snyder. walker.wi.gov. Manhattan and Queens, opened. because of injuries suffered in a fall. Kennedy, at the family’s Palm Beach gan is 51. Actress Donna D’Errico is Sen. Debbie Stabenow, D- Sen. Ron Johnson, R-Wis., 328 In 1923, the Cunard liner RMS The original version of the TV game estate. (Smith was acquitted at trial.) 48. Singer Celine Dion is 48. Actor Mich., 731 Hart Senate Office Build- Hart Senate Office Building, Wash- Laconia became the first passenger show “Jeopardy!,” hosted by Art Flem- In 2002, Britain’s Queen Mother Mark Consuelos is 45. Actress Bahar ing, Washington, DC 20510, phone ington, DC 20510, phone 202-224- ship to circle the globe as it arrived in ing, premiered on NBC. Elizabeth died at Royal Lodge, Wind- Soomekh is 41. Actress Jessica 202-224-4822, online contact page: 5323, online contact page: ronjohn- New York. In 1975, as the Vietnam War sor, outside London; she was 101 Cauffiel is 40. Singer Norah Jones is stabenow.senate.gov. son.senate.gov. In 1945, during World War II, the neared its end, Communist forces years old. 37. Actress Fiona Gubelmann is 36. Sen. Gary Peters, D-Mich., 724 Sen. Tammy Baldwin, D-Wis., Soviet Union invaded Austria with the occupied the city of Da Nang. James Today’s Birthdays Actress Katy Mixon is 35. Hart Senate Office Building, Wash- 717 Hart Senate Office Building, goal of taking Vienna, which it accom- Ruppert, 41, killed 11 members of his Game show host Peter Marshall is Thought for Today ington, DC 20510, phone 202-224- Washington, DC 20510, phone 202- plished two weeks later. family at his mother’s home in Hamil- 90. Actor John Astin is 86. Actor-direc- “We lie loudest when we lie to our- 6221, online contact page: 224-5653; online contact page: bald- In 1959, a narrowly divided U.S. ton, Ohio, on Easter Sunday. tor Warren Beatty is 79. Rock musi- selves.” — Eric Hoffer, American peters.senate.gov. win.senate.gov. Supreme Court, in Bartkus v. Illinois, In 1986, actor James Cagney died cian Graeme Edge (The Moody Blues) philosopher (1898-1983). U.S. Rep. Dan Benishek, R- U.S. Rep. Sean Duffy, R-Ash- Crystal Falls, 514 Cannon House land, 1208 Longworth House Office Letters Office Building, Washington, DC Building, Washington, DC 20515, 20515, phone 202-225-4735, online phone 202-225-3365, online contact Deer feeding in Marenisco report, “At DNR’s request six Luring deer into a residential an ordinance that would prohib- contact page: benishek.house.gov. page: duffy.house.gov. leads to more wolves in homes that were feeding deer area, surrounded by the Ottawa it deer feeding in some residen- State Sen. Tom Casperson, R- State Sen. Janet Bewley, D- town were asked to cease … This National Forest will attract tial areas of the township. Escanaba, 705 Farnum Building, Ashland, 126 South, State Capitol, should drive deer out of town wolves. Minzey explained that since P.O. Box 30036, Lansing, MI 48909, P.O. Box 7882, Madison, WI 53707, To the Editor: and hopefully wolves with On Feb. 22, 2016, DNR Con- deer have over several years phone 517-373-7840, online contact phone 608-266-3510, online contact Every spring, the Department them.” Four days later, DNR servation Officer Kritz respond- become accustomed to feeding, it page: senatortomcasperson.com. page: legis.wisconsin.gov/sen- of Natural Resources tells us noted again that deer feeding ed to more wolf sightings in will take time to change their State Rep. Scott Dianda, D- ate/25.bewley. how we can avoid bear problems. “around neighborhood” was an town. In her report, she noted feeding habits. Calumet, S-1489 House Office State Rep. Beth Meyers, D-Bay- Building, P.O. Box 30014, Lansing, field, 409 North, State Capitol, P.O. According to Kevin Swanson, attractant. In a letter dated that, “Residents feed deer during The Township Board agreed MI 48909, phone 517-373-0850, Box 8953, Madison, WI 53708, 608- DNR’s large carnivore specialist, March 25, 2015, to Michigan winter creating a deer highway to schedule a public hearing to online: housedems.com/ state-rep- 266-7690, online contact page: “The easiest thing people can do Department of Natural … the deer trail runs between consider this recommendation scott-dianda. [email protected]. to avoid problems is to take in Resources, Chief Mahler stated Pine Street and Mill Street … a and they should be commended their bird feeders and store other there was a “reduction in feed- deer was killed along the deer for their leadership role. With Letters Policy attractants like trash cans ing” but still, it had not stopped. highway and attracted wolves the public’s support we can work inside until garbage pickup.” When you lay out a banquet and other predators.” together in finding solutions to The Daily Globe welcomes letters from readers. Letters should be no longer than 400 words. On Jan. 16 2015, following the for wildlife, you cannot arbitrar- At the March 28 Township Marenisco’s problem with wolves Letters may be mailed to Letters to the Editor, Daily Globe, 118 E. sighting of a wolf on Main ily decide which animals come to Board meeting, DNR Regional in town. McLeod Ave., Ironwood MI 49938; emailed to: Street, Marenisco Police Chief the feast. Put up a bird feeder Wildlife Supervisor, Terry Nancy Warren [email protected]; or faxed to 906-932-4211. Bruce Mahler wrote in his and a bear may tear it down. Minzey, urged the board to adopt Ewen, MI

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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 WEDNESDAY, MARCH 30, 2016 l 5 starts at the grocery store, AREA / STATEGCC Record Bessemer Martell said. She said children should ask their parents or guardians to get them fruits and POLICE REPORTS vegetables, rather than junk From page 1 City of Ironwood food. The Ironwood Public Safety them why businesses advertise. When eating at fast food Department received a 12:11 a.m. “To get more people to buy restaurants, Martell advised to Tuesday complaint that a 15-year- their food and make more find out how many calories old Hurley boy had swallowed a money,” a student said. they’re going to eat. If a restau- handful of pills. Every company has a target rant doesn’t have the informa- The incident occurred at a Mans- audience, Martell said. She tion readily available, she said field Street apartment. The IPSD report said it was the asked what is advertised they can usually find out online. boy’s birthday and he had been towards children. They said When in doubt, she encour- drinking alcohol before getting candy and sugary cereals. aged the students not to order depressed and taking the pills. Martell said companies reach the larger size options and said The youth, who was transported their target audience by adver- there are often healthier food to Aspirus Grand View Hospital by tising on television, online, on choices than burgers, fries and Beacon Ambulance, registered a radio and in newspapers and ice cream. .065 reading on an alcohol breath magazines. She also said compa- For homework, Martell told test and will be issued a ticket for nies are making mobile apps and the students to make their own underage drinking, according to the games to advertise. trail mix and explain why it is report. ——— Making good food choices healthy. An 11:56 p.m. p.m. Monday shoplifting incident at the Holiday Station Store on Cloverland Drive is under investigation. the county forest. Tom Stankard/Daily Globe The report said the alleged — The board also approved a Marczak MEMBERS OF the Gogebic Community College forestry 221 class discuss preserving the pine plantation on shoplifter was caught twice on a number of basic rule changes campus with the college’s board of trustees Tuesday. From left are: Collin Hagan, GCC student; Thomas camera stealing items. dealing with the way supervisors The matter remains under inves- Brown, trustee; Tom Jackson, GCC student; William Malloy, trustee; Gena Abramson, GCC student; John can be reimbursed for attending tigation. From page 1 Lupino, board chairman; and Jeremy Dahl, GCC student. meetings. ——— — The board approved — The board also passed a directed by Steve Boyd, Ironwood High School A Lime Street resident called the extending the moratorium on resolution declaring the week of GCC Band Instructor. IPSD on Monday to report his bank account debit card had been used Concentrated Animal Feeding April 11 as Work Zone Aware- Gabka thanked all the GCC representatives twice without his permission. Operations in the county for ness Week in the county. involved and area residents who helped in making Charges of $3,288 and $485 another year. The extension will — The county’s zoning ordi- the project possible. From page 1 were made against the card, even allow the county to continue nance was amended to add lan- In other action, the trustees: though the man did not do business researching whether it’s neces- guage dealing with septic main- instrument of conical bore) that has been around —Approved a bid from Hannon Hill, a third with either company. sary for the county to adopt an tenance by private landowners in for over 2000 years. Students participating in this party Content Management Software System The unauthorized charges were ordinance governing the running the county and nonmetallic min- project are from Ironwood, Bessemer and Wake- (CMS). “This software will be housed on site and under investigation by the two com- of CAFOs in Iron County. ing in the county. field. They include: Brett Mattson, Travis Collins, will format the new website to make it more user panies and a new debit card was — The board passed a resolu- — The county’s health, zoning Dylan Taivalmaa, Ian Bentley, Rico Braucher, friendly and easy to update. The addition of the issued to the man. tion officially adding properties and forestry departments all had Zaida Legalo, Leilah Anderson, Sylvia Tiziani, CMS will propel GCC forward in the area of online Gogebic County A Gogebic County Sheriff’s Madeline Gabka, Lily Wieringa, Miranda Tucker received as part of the Knowles- their annual reports accepted by presence and marketing,” said Erik Guenard, Dean Department deputy responded to a Nelson Stewardship Program to the board. and Isaiah Sturkol. of Business Services. call from an Ironwood resident on “These students performed recently at the —Approved faculty re-appointments for the Monday at 9:11 p.m. regarding a pit Wisconsin School Music Association Festival held 2016-17 academic year. bull and doberman mix running face to the ‘city’ and gaining a at Ironwood High School. They received a one- —Approved May 2016 candidates for graduation loose on Lake Road in Ironwood. Award greater understanding of com- star rating and will move on to the state competi- to be held on Friday, May 6, 2016 at 6:30 p.m. in The deputy transported the dog to munity needs and wants.” tion in Stevens Point, Wis. in May,” said Gabka. the Lindquist Student and Conference Center HOPE Animal Shelter. Corcoran said a hot topic at the The musical selections were arranged and Gymnasium. MML gathering was the loss of Lottery From page 1 revenue sharing funds in recent Erickson has served on the years by Michigan communities. Detroit schools to get stopgap aid, more corruption alleged Tuesday MML’s board of trustees. She said since 2002, a total of Michigan DETROIT (AP) — Gov. Rick shows the district’s challenges Another round of federal Poker Lotto: AC-5C-4D-6D-8S Gilmartin said Erickson “is $3 million has been “diverted” Midday Daily 3: 3-8-3 actively involved in many Iron- from Ironwood’s state revenue Snyder signed into law $48.7 mil- “aren’t just Detroit’s problem, charges was announced Tues- Midday Daily 4: 2-8-6-0 lion in emergency funding to they are concerns for all of Michi- day after a two-year investiga- Daily 3: 0-5-2 wood organizations, putting a sharing funds. Daily 4: 1-6-7-5 keep the Detroit Public Schools gan,” Snyder said. The Republi- tion: allegations of bribery and Fantasy 5: 18-22-27-29-35 open through the end of the can governor is also pressing the other crimes against a long- Keno: 04-06-08-10-15-19-21-23-28-29-30-33-37-39- school year on Tuesday, the same GOP-controlled Legislature to time vendor, an assistant super- 44-48-53-56-59-60-67-73 day that more than a dozen cur- enact a $720 million restructur- intendent and a dozen current Wisconsin With echoes of 2008, rent and former district officials ing plan to split the district in and former principals. Fraudu- 5 Card Cash: QD-AH-5C-9D-2H were charged with crimes stem- two and pay off operating debt lent invoices were submitted for SuperCash: 14-21-22-23-26-38, Doubler: N Badger 5: 10-13-19-21-24 ming from a federal corruption over a decade. chairs, paper and other sup- Daily Pick 3: 4-2-6 Sanders vows to fight investigation. The Detroit district is under plies. Some supplies were never Daily Pick 4: 4-2-8-0 The state’s largest school dis- state oversight and has battled delivered; in other cases, the Multi-state trict was in danger of starting to corruption for the past several quantity of supplies delivered Mega Millions: 33-38-40-46-49, Mega Ball: 15, as path narrows run out of money in April. The years under a number of state- was less than what was Megaplier: 5 stopgap spending legislation appointed emergency managers. ordered. MADISON, Wis. 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The water grant a 36-year busi- grandpa of two. My fiancée Bran- n Featured races Chequamegon Symphony town of Ander- from the U.S. Army Corp of ness owner, di Swearingen and I have been include 3 county Orchestra in Ashland where I son board off Engineers was the largest, national sales together for nine years. have been the principle flautist and on for 40 $1.275 million, which covered a representative I have learned a lot about board seats, Mercer for 25 years. years. Current- new water line looped from our of 10 years, St. town politics from my dad, Jim town board and 1. I am running for election ly, I am a existing line. This line came up Isaac Jogues Lambert, who served on the Mer- Mercer Board of as Iron County supervisor in supervisor and Wisconsin 77, allowing us to Pastoral Coun- cer Town Board for over 15 years, District 8 because I believe I fire chief for the eliminate our aging water tank. cil, Mercer until his passing last February. I Education have the skills to promote Iron town, member The grant enabled us to upgrade Lions Club would like to carry on the job he County, particularly the of the Fire our water system from top to Board member, has done supporting Mercer. By RICHARD JENKINS Saxon/Gurney area. Issues of Chiefs Associa- bottom, which included new Park Board I feel we need to keep Mercer [email protected] concern at Saxon Harbor tion. I was a Patrick hydrants, valves, water lines member and Bill strong and moving forward by To inform voters in Tuesday’s include the emergency lake Boy Scout lead- Hanson and laterals. This, along with lastly, retired. Brundage supporting our businesses, election in Iron County, Wis., the trout rule, stocking of brown er for 10 years the removal of our water tank, My educational chamber, clubs and organiza- Daily Globe reached out to candi- trout and water quality at the and taught hunter safety classes saved the taxpayers of Pence background includes high school tions, town infrastructure and dates in contested races. beach. I have spoken with our for 22 years. I also served on the many thousands of dollars. We and two years of college. the school. Some of the issues I Candidates were asked to pro- legislators and with Depart- Iron County mining impact com- now have the best water system I feel that the town is in need would like to tackle are: getting vide a photo and a short biogra- ment of Natural Resources Sec- mittee. in Iron County. of an infusion of “fresh, forward the condemned house next to the phy, as well as answer the fol- retary Cathy Steppe about 1. I am interested in the As far as the major issues in thinking” supervisors in order to school playground taken down lowing questions: these issues and will continue to future and growth of Iron County our county, No. 1 is industry and encourage growth and prosperi- before a child is injured or worse; 1. Why are you running for make our needs known at the and believe I can be an asset job creation just like the rest of ty. I am one of those. I also feel changing the sign ordinance so office? state level. I will promote recre- serving as a supervisor. America. We must pursue every there’s a need to create more that businesses that are zoned 2. What do you feel is the No. ational opportunities including 2. New industry into our coun- avenue available and try to get transparency to the taxpayer. commercial can have digital 1 issue facing your community? motorized and silent sports, ty. Our county is relying on our industry to come to our county. While Mercer is reliant on signs if they please, but regulate fishing and hunting and expan- logging industry and seasonal As far as concerns for our towns tourism for the most part, I have the brightness; we have a beauti- County Board District 8 sion of trail systems. recreation for employment. I feel and cities, the No. 1 issue is our ideas about how we can not only ful park that is in need of an 2. The biggest issue facing we need other industry that infrastructure. Whether the con- encourage but actively solicit open air pavilion; I support the LeslieI was Kolesar raised in the area and Iron County is the lack of eco- would provide year-round cern is water, sewer or roads, more business, particularly for Mercer Fire Department and the have lived in Saxon for 25 years. nomic opportunities, particularly employment. I believe this would these have to be prioritized and our Industrial Park. spectacular fire works show they My husband, Jeff Soltesz, and I for our young people. I will con- also be an asset to keep our chil- worked on from the worst-case I believe one of the problems put on and want to see them con- have a 16-year-old son who tinue to work on economic issues dren from having to leave the scenario on up. In order to facing Mercer is the aging popu- tinue in that job, I don’t want to attends the with an emphasis on bringing in area to seek employment. accomplish this we must secure lation which further illustrates see a private company brought Hurley School. new businesses, expanding the any monies or grants that the need to attract new families. in by the town, as the fire I am a regis- wood-products industry, utilizing become available. Obtaining It also seems to me our youth is department is already doing a DanielI am Swetkovich Dan Swetkovich, born tered nurse Iron County’s mineral resources grant money is time consuming leaving the area after high school great job; fight to keep taxes low, and raised in Pence, Wis., and with extensive and promoting tourism. but the end result, when one is looking for a future elsewhere. If broaden the tax base by trying to lifelong resident of Iron County. experience in As a county supervisor, I will successful, is definitely worth the we can drive our economy up by bring in more businesses that I worked in construction and home health make sure that taxpayer monies effort. It took me five years to get bringing more jobs to the area will provide family sustaining maintenance nursing, psy- are spent wisely and I’ll work the water grant money, but I perhaps it would encourage them jobs; control spending and see for many years. chiatric nurs- hard to be a team player. remained persistent in this to remain and build a future that Mercer continues to grow, I worked for ing, geriatrics Together, we can effectively endeavor, so that other towns or here. I also feel the town board but keep the small town feel. Marvin Mark’s and respiratory improve the lives of all Iron cities would not get our spot. In needs to be more sensitive to the I hope to serve our community Properties and care services. I Leslie County residents. closing, I believe my experience needs and desires of our business by looking after the towns best Law Offices for currently serve Kolesar will enable me to fill a position on owners and create more of an air interests. Your support and vote 14 years doing as the interim the County Board on whatever of cooperativeness and I would would be greatly appreciated. Go KarlNo Krall response received. maintenance executive director of the Aging committee they deem necessary. work toward that end. Tigers. and construc- Unit of Iron County and will I would appreciate your vote on To me the role of town super- tion. I was also return to my seat on the Aging April 5. visor should be first and foremost County Board District 9 a bailiff for Iron VictorI am Ouimette a northern Wisconsin Unit Board when a permanent to enact the will of the townspeo- County for 20 Daniel native — an 18-year Mercer res- director is hired. I also serve as Patrick Hanson ple and to respond to their needs I have lived in Upson, Wis., all years. I am Swetkovich County Board District 11 and requests responsibly while ident. I am a high school gradu- the chair of the Iron County Min- See Mercer Town Board my life. I attended J. E. Murphy running for the ate and have a bachelor’s degree ing Impact Committee, vice-chair maintaining the identity of the High School and Wisconsin Indi- District 9 board position vacated from the Uni- of the State of Wisconsin Invest- town and minimizing the impact anhead Technical College. I am by George Nasi, of Pence. I have Mercer Town Board versity of Wis- ment and Local Impact Fund (vote for two) of county government. married and have two children. I been in the political arena for 17 consin-Madi- Board, Saxon representative to In this current election I am worked at White Pine Copper Co. years, serving as supervisor in son. I am mar- the Iron County Development Bill Brundage concerned that a candidate is and was employed by Angelo Iron Belt and town chairman in I am campaigning for Mercer ried to Joan Zone and finance chair at St. also the president of the Cham- Luppino Inc., for 28 year and Pence. I have attended seminars Town Board of Supervisors. I am M u e l l e r - Ann’s Catholic Parish in Saxon. I ber of Commerce, which is a retired in 2006. I have been a and training sessions through- married to Joyce Brundage, we town-funded entity, thereby cre- O u i m e t t e , out the state of Wisconsin over have six children, 10 grandchil- ating what I believe to be a dis- between us we the years, being a member of the dren and two great-grandchil- tinct “conflict of interest.” While have seven Wisconsin Town’s Association. I dren. I have been an aerospace it can be said he may abstain children and 18 applied for five grants, three of design engineer, a U.S. Navy vet- from voting on conflicting grand/great- which I wrote myself. We eran, a U.S. Coast Guard Master, issues, that weakens the “voting grandchildren. Victor pool” by 25 percent each time. I am the former Ouimette An additional candidate President and appears to have no managerial CEO of Wisconsin Insurance 2008 HONDA 2005 CHEVY Thank You background or familiarization Associates, Inc. I have a strong CIVIC LX with the workings of a town background in business and eco- AVEO LT I would like to thank all those who supported board that I’m aware of. I nomic development. I love to 2 door, auto., loaded, local 4 door, auto., AC, great MPG!!! and voted for me in the Mercer primary. I hope to believe his main attribute canoe, fish, hunt, camp and trade, excellent shape, Local trade, excellent shape, be back in next year’s election. In the meantime appears to be name recognition, travel. I have always been active great MPG. 85,000 miles. I am supporting and endorsing Bill Brundage not having witnessed his atten- in my community. I am current- $ $ ly president of Mercer Area SAVE!! 7,999 SAVE!! dance or involvement at town 5,999 in the election and ask you to do the same board meetings. It appears to Chamber of Commerce, Mercer when you cast your ballot. me the other candidates feel representative on the Iron THANK YOU, GORDY KOHEGY capable of dividing their time County Development Zone Cloverland Motors Council, served as vice-chair of PAID FOR BY GORDY KOHEGY, MERCER, WISCONSIN and focus between multiple rep- 300 E. Cloverland Dr., (U.S. 2) • Ironwood, MI 49938 the Iron County Citizens Mining 1-800-932-1202 • Phone: 906-932-1202 • Fax: 906-932-3295 resentations. I’m not of that opinion. I strongly feel Mercer Committee, member of the deserves and requires full-time Friends of the Library, board focus and passion. My intention member of the Fisher Lake is to represent the taxpayer of Chain Lake Association, former Mercer, no distraction, no divid- member (Captain) of the Minoc- Protecting ed loyalties and no conflicts of qua Fire Department and Res- interest. cue Squad for 35 years, and cur- rent Iron County Board mem- your ber. MichaelI have Lambert lived in Mercer since 1. I am a strong believer in 1977. I am a 1984 graduate of giving back to my community. I investment . . . Mercer School. I have been have a long and proven track We were there employed at the Iron County record of successfully working H i g h w a y with people, respecting diverse when you first Department for opinions, problem solving and decided to follow the last 21 getting things done. your passion. Today, we’re still here keeping years. Before I will continue to: 1. Treat ® that I worked every Mercer and Iron County all you have built Safe. Sound. Secure . at the Mercer resident with respect and listen Sanitary Dis- to their concerns. 2. Be knowl- Call or visit us! trict. I am also edgeable on issues affecting the Maki Insurance Agency a member of town of Mercer and be willing to 601 Luxmore, Ironwood, MI • 906-932-5387 the Mercer Vol- speak with a strong and indepen- unteer Fire dent voice. Continue to represent Visit us at www.MakiInsurance.org Department. I Michael Mercer on the county board serv- am a father of Lambert ing as chair of Economic Devel- two children opment, vice chair of Zoning, vice and three step-children and a chair of Land and Water Conser- vation, and member of the Human Services Board. As chair of the county’s Eco- nomic Development Committee, I will continue to help improve ELECT Bill Brundage! the economy and job opportuni- ties for Iron County. I aim to be a positive force to For Mercer Town Board Supervisor keep us growing, working togeth- er, talking to one another and • Dedicated moving forward. 2. A healthy economic climate • Forward Thinking is important for the well-being of our residents. I will continue to • Mercer Focused ONLY work to improve the tourism economy of our area. I will rec- • Financial Watchdog ommend the formation of an Economic Development Commit- • Community Dedicated tee, at the town level, to bring new jobs and businesses to Mer- cer. I will oversee the wise use of our tax dollars. I will work to “Mercer, I’ve got your back” improve and maintain our town Paid for by Bill Brundage, Mercer, Wisconsin and county infrastructure. I will work for the expansion and THE DAILY GLOBE • YOURDAILYGLOBE.COM WEDNESDAY, MARCH 30, 2016 l 7 1. The students have always screening” AREA concussion protocol / haveSTATE consistently provided my Election been the reason for my interest for athletes; and addressing the time and resources to support in Mercer’s school board. Our turn-over rate of qualified teach- Mercer athletics, school groups Cruz backed by Wisconsin’s students deserve the best school, ers. and teachers with fundraising. I administration and instructors Mercer teachers and stu- was involved with bringing our From page 1 who demonstrate “together, we dents accomplish great things, a students and the community Walker; Trump manager charged completion of recreational are better” and echo positivity, few include: The Leo Club host- together into our school with our BROOKFIELD, Wis. (AP) — because he believes the Texas trails to increase tourism and which is the key ingredient to ed a Color Run last fall, wellness room, community Donald Trump tried to focus his senator is best positioned to win provide enjoyment for local res- the success the district has fundraising for a staff member’s lunches, veteran’s breakfast and campaign Tuesday on Wisconsin, the GOP nomination and defeat idents. achieved over the 6 1/2 years I’ve family and Sheri Kopka took program, community Thanksgiv- where he was making his first presumed general elections rival We have a growing retirement served on our board — the last the district’s first robotics team ing and Christmas dinner pro- visit ahead its key primary as Hillary Clinton. population and I will work to see two years as board president. My to state competition, where it grams. controversy cast yet another In an interview with WTMJ’s that Mercer taxpayers get a fair experience, listening skills and placed third. I am proud to say while I’ve shadow over his campaign. Sykes, Walker noted Cruz’s share of services from the county. positive attitude make me a good been on the school board we have Trump told supporters at a fights in Congress with both We have been able to have the board member. Our students’ consecutively been recognized for Denise Thompson rally in Janesville, Wisconsin Republicans and Democrats. county board integrate the Iron test scores have earned us the I am a life-long resident of eight years as a Wisconsin School that “if we win Wisconsin, it’s “This is a guy who has been con- County Aging Unit into the Department of Public Instruc- Mercer and understand the of Recognition. We have also pretty much over,” noting his sig- sistent in his positions and when Aging and Disability Resource tion “School of Recognition” for importance of our school to Mer- been recognized as a Spotlight nificant delegate lead over rivals push comes to shove, will stand Center within the Human Ser- eight consecutive years and a cer students and our communi- School for the last two school Ted Cruz and John Kasich. up for the people he represents vices system so all county seniors DPI “Spotlight School” for two ty. I am a graduate of Mercer years. But he arrived in the Badger over the interests in Washing- are treated fairly. consecutive years recognized for School, raised three children We have many things to be State fending off another contro- ton. teaching and learning. In 2015- who also graduated from Mercer proud of our students for, even versy that eclipsed both his mes- Cruz told supporters outside 16, the Mercer Public School is School and I now have four though they are low in numbers sage and that of his Republican Milwaukee on Tuesday that JohnI amSendra a 22-year resident of the only school in Wisconsin to grandchildren at Mercer School. they are very mighty. We have and Democratic rivals alike, all Walker’s “heroic” battle with Mercer, Wis. My wife and I have be spotlighted for Leadership My husband, Tom, and I also successfully added robotics, and of whom converged on the state a unions inspired him and millions been married for almost 50 and Governance. In addition, I own and operate two businesses gained co-op sports with nearby week from the pivotal vote. of others. The Texas senator years. We have continue to watch out for Mer- in Mercer. schools to offer a diverse range of Trump’s campaign manager called Walker a “strong, princi- two children cer’s stakeholders — our taxpay- With 21 years of board expe- sports for the student body, but was charged with misdemeanor pled conservative” and noted and four grand- ers, students, parents and busi- rience, I am committed to this at the same keeping an eye on battery in Florida Tuesday over that he won three elections over children. nesses. “Together, we are bet- school and our students and the cost. an altercation with a reporter four years. Walker defeated a I am a grad- ter.” will do everything I can to keep I would like to continue to this month, prompting his chief recall election in 2012 spurred by uate of Roo- 2. The most important issue the focus on the educational serve the community of Mercer Republican rival Ted Cruz to his push to all-but-eliminate col- sevelt Univer- facing the Mercer School Dis- process for our children. The as a representative on the Mer- accuse the billionaire front-run- lective bargaining for public sity with a trict and all small, property-rich purpose of school is to educate cer School Board. I will work ner of fostering a culture of “abu- workers. Bachelor of school districts is state funding. our children; I have always hard at keeping our taxes low, sive behavior.” The race could be pivotal in Arts degree in I’m committed to the student’s drawn on my school board expe- and providing the best educa- The news overshadowed the Republican contest. Trump sociology and receiving the best education rience when making important tion and opportunities for our Trump’s efforts to make gains in leads Cruz in the delegate chase, have held even though our numbers are decisions such as those involv- students. In closing, I would Wisconsin ahead of its April 5 where Kasich lags in a distant Series No. 7 John small. I will continue to commu- ing students, teaching staff, appreciate your vote on April 5, primary as Cruz made signifi- third place. Should Cruz win, it and Series No. Sendra nicate with Madison and our administration, budgets or 2016. cant gains and lured support would narrow Trump’s already 63 securities legislators regarding the state building improvements. I assist from some of the state’s most tight path to the nomination and licenses. education funding challenges for in keeping our school budget Editor’s note: The Daily influential voices. Wisconsin raise the prospect of a contested The majority of my working schools like Mercer. I served on costs low; this has allowed the Globe will conclude its candidate Gov. Scott Walker, a former GOP Republican National Convention career was spent in the food the Wisconsin Association of taxpayers of Mercer to have one survey of contested races Thurs- presidential contender, endorsed in Cleveland this July. industry, primarily in sales and School Boards Policy and Reso- of the lowest mill rates in the day with the Hurley City Coun- Cruz Tuesday, saying that he Also campaigning in Milwau- marketing. I was also part lution Committee for 4 years area. cil, Montreal mayoral race and was backing Cruz over Trump kee was Clinton, who vowed to owner in a dessert manufactur- and I am Mercer’s delegate to While on the school board, I Montreal City Council. and Ohio Gov. John Kasich curb gun violence. ing business, founded and the WASB Delegate Assembly owned a small sales and market- where we work with our lobby- ing firm, and was part owner ists to advocate for Wisconsin and managing partner of the schools. These experiences have Cranberry Inn of Mercer. I taught me to continually advo- worked for four years as a secu- cate for the Mercer Public rities wholesaler in the financial School and its stakeholders and services industry. I do. I am “all in” for the Mercer 1. In April of 2014, I was elect- School and would appreciate DISCOUNTS AT THIS STORE ONLY ed as town board supervisor and your vote. will serve until April of this year. I am running for town board • 1400 EAST CLOVERLAND DR Christa Reinert IRONWOOD supervisor again because there I have lived in Mercer for 20 are important things yet to be years. Following graduation done in Mercer. My goal is to from UW-Madison with a establish a bus service linking to Bachelor of Science degree in the Lac du Flambeau bus service wildlife man- and to expand services and fund- agement, I ing to our Senior Center from worked for the Iron County Aging. WI-DNR. This I am also running for Iron is when I met STORE CLOSING County Supervisor in the 11th Jerry Harti- STORE CLOSING District. This year it became gan. Seven- painfully clear to Mercer resi- teen years ago dents and businesses that we we purchased need a strong advocate for Mer- F l a m b e a u cer’s interests at the county F l o w a g e level. Sports and Christa 2. The No. 1 issue facing Mer- established Reinert FINAL 2 WEEKS! cer is the expansion of our tax Looney Beans base and creating new jobs. Mer- Coffee Shop, while raising our cer’s economy is derived 65 per- children, Colin and Caitlin cent from tourism. The rest is Hartigan, two high-achieving, from forestry, small businesses, high honor roll freshman at Action Flooring and homeown- Mercer School. EVERYTHING PRICED TO ers. We cannot afford to burden My membership in the com- our homeowners and businesses munity includes: Mercer Cham- with onerous taxes. We must find ber of Commerce (17 years), additional family-sustaining Chamber Board (5 years), CAN- businesses to help expand our YAK committee, Mercer Loons SELL TO THE BARE WALLS! tax base. Motorcycle Club (gives scholar- You have my pledge to keep ships to each Mercer graduate, taxes low by searching tirelessly 20 years), president of both the for solutions to our internal prob- 4th of July Committee (5 years) % % lems and to represent Mercer and Mercer Community Softball resident’s interests at the town (4 years). and county levels. I need your I have supported Mercer help and support, please vote for School 20 years through: schol- me. arships, yearbook and booster club ads, volunteering, dona- OFF OFF tions. I initiated the 5.0 grading 50 70 Mercer School Board 50 70 scale for Advanced Placement courses, and facilitated fundrais- All Toys, Games Deanna Pierpont All Footwear My husband, John and I have ing and community service lived in Mercer since June of hours for Mercer students for the entire family 1963. We have two married chil- through my community posi- and Dolls dren, Renee and John — both tions. graduates of 1. I am the best choice for the the Mercer Mercer School Board because I % % Public School am an educated, successful busi- and the Uni- ness owner who will address All Fashion versity of Wis- issues, while remaining trans- consin — and parent to staff, our community TO four grandchil- and students. My ultimate goal Clothing dren. I’m a is to utilize our tax revenue OFF charter mem- effectively by offering more 70 75 ber of the Mer- 70 75 Advanced Placement courses cer Lioness and advanced technical training. Club and have Deanna Meeting these goals with our served as their Pierpont students will create an even %% JEWELRY publicity chair- greater success rate for all Mer- man for 6 1/2 years. I served on cer graduates, whatever of their the Nicolet College Board of future plans. ALL Fine Gold, Silver, Trustees from 2011-2014 and 2. The following issues need served as the chairman in 2014. attention: Adopting a “zero toler- Diamond & Gemstone* While on Nicolet’s Board of ance” policy to eliminate bully- OFF Trustees, I served on the Wiscon- ing; confronting the below aver- sin Technical College District *10K gold unless otherwise specified. Great Gifts for ALL Occasions! age ACT scores, developing a 80 Boards Association 80 committee comprised of the Marketing/Public Relations and administration, board members Awards Committee. I retired and our teachers to analyze this Store Fixtures, Furniture & Equipment for Sale Now! from Avon Products in Morton problem and creating a compre- Grove, Ill., where I was a District hensive plan to reach a resolu- ALL SALES FINAL. NO REFUNDS OR EXCHANGES. WE ACCEPT CASH, CHECKS, VISA, MASTERCARD, DISCOVER, Sales Manager. Mercer was my tion; presenting financial incen- AMERICAN EXPRESS, KMART AND SEARS CARDS. WE ACCEPT KMART GIFT CARDS. DISCOUNTS DO NOT APPLY TO base of operations from 1974 tives to teachers offering PHARMACY, TOBACCO, ALCOHOL, PREPAID PHONE AND GIFT CARDS. SOME FOOD ITEMS ARE EXCLUDED AS REQUIRED until 1998 and I managed every Advanced Placement courses; BY LAW. INVENTORY IS LIMITED TO STOCK ON HAND. 10K GOLD JEWELRY UNLESS OTHERWISE SPECIFIED. aspect of a million dollar direct enforcing a “tobacco-free zone” on THIS STORE IS NOT PARTICIPATING IN CURRENT KMART CIRCULARS. sales business including its campus; creating a transparent annual budget planning, admin- school board, where staff, par- istration, training, developing ents and citizens can address and motivating a staff of 300- issues freely; addressing the uses plus. of Fund 80; implementing “pre-

8 l WEDNESDAY, MARCH 30, 2016 NATION THE DAILY GLOBE • YOURDAILYGLOBE.COM Alaska volcano spews smaller amounts of ash at lower levels ANCHORAGE, Alaska (AP) — Nelson Lagoon, a village of 39 An Alaska volcano kept pumping people about 55 miles northeast out new ash Tuesday that could of the volcano. Residents report- threaten aircraft, but it came in ed one-eighth to two-thirds of an smaller amounts at lower inch of ash. heights, according to the Alaska Cpl. Barrett Taylor saw ash Volcano Observatory. falling early Monday. Pavlof Volcano, 625 miles “It was raining ash for a little southwest of Anchorage on the bit,” Taylor said. “It turned Alaska Peninsula, erupted Sun- everything black, the rooftops, day. The initial eruption contin- the fuel tanks, homes.” ued for about 17 hours and put The community has put out a out an ash cloud that reached health advisory to stay inside 37,000 feet. until Wednesday. Taylor is hop- The plume blew northeast and ing strong wind or rain will by Tuesday had reached Canada, sweep some of the ash away. but Dave Schneider, a U.S. Geo- “I actually saw an eagle land logical Survey geophysicist at the on the grass today, and as he observatory, said activity had landed, a big pile of ash came up calmed from the continuous and flew away,” he said. eruptive phase. Pat Walsh, a wildlife biologist “Over the last six to eight for the Togiak National Wildlife hours the activity is more inter- Refuge, saw ash 25 miles west of mittent,” he said. “There are Dillingham as a gray haze as he short duration, small explosive tracked wolves from the air in events that are occurring, as the refuge. He could also see opposed to sort of a continuous traces of ash in fresh wolf tracks plume.” and in the snow. The original ash cloud crossed Tisha Christensen, a health Bristol Bay, spread into interior Associated Press aide at the clinic in Port Heiden, Alaska, and stretched into north- ON SUNDAY, Pavlof Volcano, one of Alaska’s most active volcanoes, erupts, sending a plume of volcanic ash into the air. The Alaska Volcano said gray ash mixed with snow ern Canada, said Don Moore, Observatory says activity continued Monday. Pavlof Volcano is 625 miles southwest of Anchorage on the Alaska Peninsula, the finger of land that fell Monday night in the commu- meteorologist in charge of the sticks out from mainland Alaska toward the Aleutian Islands. nity on the Bering Sea side of the National Weather Service Alaska Alaska Peninsula. It affected her Aviation Weather Unit. state Monday, and 28 more Tues- that could affect the flight pat- tions. smaller size of the ash, which 8-year-old son, who has asthma “The extent of the plume is day. terns, and I’m OK with it,” she Pavlof eruptions in the past 20 takes longer to fall out of the but tried going to school Tues- certainly greater but the concen- Sherry Keever has lived in said while sitting in a waiting years have not been as intense, atmosphere. day. tration of the ash is becoming Healy, Alaska, for only a year area of Ted Stevens Anchorage but the current eruption is not The observatory took reports “He didn’t even make it a half- less,” Moore said. “The plume is and was trying to get home from International Airport, waiting to unprecedented for the volcano, of ash fall, which can be haz- hour and had to come home and becoming thinner over time.” a vacation in California when see if she could get her flight to Schneider said. ardous to eyes, skin and breath- have a nebulizer treatment,” she Volcanic ash is angular and ash from the volcano prompted Fairbanks on Tuesday. The length of the eruption was ing passages, from several com- said. sharp and can cause a jet engine the cancellation of her flight. The volcano in the 8,261-foot a major factor in the size of the munities. Only trace amounts of ash had to shut down. Alaska Airlines “I’m kind of new, and I wasn’t mountain is one of Alaska’s most ash cloud, Schneider said. So USGS geologist Kristi Wallace been reported from Pavlof erup- canceled 41 flights within the even aware there were volcanoes active. It has had 40 known erup- were the winds and possibly the said the most significant was in tions since 1996. Tied 4-4 after Scalia’s death, high court gives unions a win WASHINGTON (AP) — In the strated how much is riding on ing government employees can from nonmembers. The one-sentence opinion cover the costs of collective bar- clearest sign yet of the impact of President Barack Obama’s effort collect fees from workers who The result was an unlikely issued Tuesday did not identify gaining. Justice Antonin Scalia’s death, to replace Scalia with a judge choose not to join. California reprieve for organized labor. It how each justice voted. It sim- Union officials feared a ruling U.S. labor unions scored a major who could tilt the balance on the teachers backed by a conserva- had seemed virtually certain that ply upheld a decision from the barring the fees would threaten victory Tuesday with a tie vote in high court for years to come. Sen- tive group said being forced to the high court would rule 5-4 to 9th U.S. Circuit Court of membership and further weaken a high-profile Supreme Court ate Republicans say they won’t pay union fees violated the free- overturn a system that’s been in Appeals. the clout of unions, which are case they had once seemed all consider any nomination until a speech rights of nonmembers place nearly 40 years. But the But it was a blow to conserva- major supporters of Democratic but certain to lose. new president takes office. who disagree with the union’s court now is operating with only tive groups that have spent years candidates and causes. Labor The 4-4 split, in a case that The vacancy helped the liber- policy positions. eight justices after the Feb. 13 pushing the court to overrule a leaders called the lawsuit part of sharply divided the court’s liber- als this time. The deadlocked The split vote left in place an death of Scalia, who had been 1977 precedent that allows a coordinated effort by conserva- al union supporters and their vote came in a case that consid- appeals court ruling that upheld expected to rule against the unions to collect fees from mem- tive groups to weaken labor conservative opponents, demon- ered whether unions represent- the collection of “fair share” fees unions. bers and non-members alike to rights.

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Michigan State and Buddy Hield seniors Brice Johnson of North Johnson and Brogdon gave of Oklahoma. Carolina and Malcolm Brogdon the Atlantic Coast Conference They were unanimous selec- of Virginia. two first-teamers for the first tions Tuesday to The Associated Sophomore Tyler Ulis of Ken- time since 2006 when J.J. Redick Press' 2015-16 All-America team. tucky rounded out the team. The and Shelden Williams from Duke Both led their teams to suc- 2013-14 team had four seniors did it. cessful seasons and their num- and a freshman. The 6-foot-5 Brogdon, who bers lifted them above all the Valentine and Hield both was on the second team last sea- other players. received 65 first-team votes from son, was the ACC's player and Valentine, the Big Ten player the national media panel that defensive player of the year. of the year, averaged 19.4 points, selects the weekly poll. He averaged 18.7 points and 7.6 rebounds and 7.6 assists, The 5-foot-9 Ulis, the shortest 4.1 rebounds while shooting 40.9 while Hield, the player of the All-American since 5-foot-9 percent from 3-point range. year in the Big 12, averaged 25 Johnny O'Brien of Seattle in “He's a complete offensive points, 5.6 rebounds and 3.0 1953, was the Southeastern Con- player: dribble, pass, shoot. But assists. ference's player and defensive you have to add his ability to “I don't know many guys that player of the year. play down the stretch. Clutch have improved in every aspect of This is the second straight play, at the line, making big the game like he has," Spartans season Kentucky had an All- plays," Cavaliers coach Tony coach Tom Izzo said of the 6-foot- American, with Willie Cauley- Bennett said. “Then defensively, 5 Valentine, the school's first All- Stein making the team last sea- you've got to talk about his abili- American since Draymond Green son. ty to guard, to rebound, to guard in 2012. His importance to Michi- “It was a great year for us," different players." gan State showed when he said Ulis, who received 43 first- The last Virginia player to be missed four games during the team votes. “I felt like we went a first-team selection was Ralph season with a knee injury. through a lot of ups and downs, Sampson, who was chosen three Hield, Oklahoma's first All- had a lot of young players and straight years, 1981-83. Daily Globe/Pat Krause American since Blake Griffin in guys learning how to play the Seven-foot sophomore Jakob HURLEY'S MITCHELL Maki singles sharply to right-center field during the first inning of a scrimmage against 2009, became a highlight reel right way. Everybody got better Poeltl of Utah led the second Ashland on Tuesday at the Hurley K-12 School. Hurley's coaches said the season opener on Monday against staple with his ability to shoot individually." team with 41 first-team votes. Washburn had to been changed to Hurley, but athletic director Dean Kolpin said it was dependent on weath- the ball from long range and with The 6-foot-10 Johnson was a He was joined by LSU fresh- er conditions this week. defenders right on him. The 6- walking double-double for North man Ben Simmons, Kansas foot-4 Hield shot 46.4 percent Carolina, averaging 16.6 points senior Perry Ellis, Providence from 3-point range. and 10.6 rebounds, and he junior Kris Dunn and Iowa State “He has had a fantastic year received 39 first-team votes. senior Georges Niang. and has been very consistent," “He's always been a good The third team consists of Declassified NHL memos, e-mails Sooners coach Lon Kruger said of rebounder. At times he's been a Grayson Allen of Duke, Kevin the Bahamas native who was a great rebounder," Tar Heels “Yogi” Ferrell of Indiana, Jarrod third team selection last season. coach Roy Williams said. “One of Uthoff of Iowa, Kay Felder of detail concussion debate “He worked hard and has that the top two or three rebounders Oakland and Jamal Murray of (AP)— Unsealed NHL docu- More than 100 former NHL In one email exchange with passion and focus that makes I've ever coached in 28 years. ... Kentucky. ments in the concussion lawsuit players have joined the class- NBC Sports executive Sam Flood him what he is." And not just how quick he jumps The voting was done before brought by former players reveal action lawsuit against the in March 2007, Bettman said he In the age when one-and- but how high he jumps, too." the NCAA Tournament. a snapshot of an internal debate league, alleging it had the was annoyed over then-broad- by league officials over head resources to better prevent head caster Brett Hull criticizing the injuries and a deeper concern trauma, failed to properly warn league for eliminating fighting. about the impact of fighting than players of such risks and promot- The declassified documents Pistons hold off Durant-less Thunder what had been publicly shared. ed violent play that led to their also indicated an increased focus In some emails, among the injuries. by NHL officials on concussions AUBURN HILLS, Mich. (AP) — Marcus Morris homa City rallied in the fourth. Detroit led 75-74 298 documents recently declassi- The plaintiffs' primary and fighting as early as 2004, fol- scored 24 points, and the Detroit Pistons took before consecutive baskets by Morris and Reggie fied in the case by U.S. Magis- request is medical monitoring for lowing Vancouver's Todd advantage of Kevin Durant's absence in an 88-82 Jackson pushed the lead back to five. It was 79-77 trate Judge Janie Mayeron, the roughly 4,800 living former Bertuzzi's vicious on-ice attack victory over the Oklahoma City Thunder on Tues- after a 3-pointer by Westbrook, but Drummond Commissioner Gary Bettman's players, plus additional unspeci- on Colorado's Steve Moore. day night. made a free throw and Jackson slipped free for a tone comes across as defensive fied relief. The league established what The Thunder rested Durant and Serge Ibaka, dunk. regarding criticism directed at The 133-page master com- became its concussion subcom- and Oklahoma City was held to only nine points in Another 3-pointer by Westbrook made it 84-82 the league for its handling of plaint is packed with anecdotes mittee in 1997. the third period en route to its lowest-scoring game with 8.8 seconds left, but Jackson made two free player safety and the fighting of former players suffering from It wasn't until 2010 when the of the season. The Thunder rallied from a 15-point throws at the other end, and the Pistons were able culture that has existed on the a variety of neurodegenerative league introduced Rule 48, out- deficit, closing the gap to just one in the fourth, but to close out the victory. ice for decades. conditions they've tied to hits to lawing illegal hits to the head. Detroit was able to hold on late for another victory The Thunder were held 28 points below their Other exchanges, however, the head they experienced on the More than 300,000 documents in its push for a playoff spot. previous season scoring average. Westbrook missed suggested an NHL leadership ice. and 2.5 million pages were origi- The Thunder had their eight-game winning his first six shots from the field and finished the that's conflicted over a complicat- Spokesman Frank Brown said nally marked protected by the streak snapped. Russell Westbrook led Oklahoma first quarter 1 of 9. Detroit had assists on its first ed issue. Tuesday the league's stance has league, and Mayeron agreed with City with 24 points on 8-of-28 shooting. eight field goals and led 25-21 after the first. In a January 2009 exchange not changed from Bettman's the plaintiffs that some should Andre Drummond had 13 points and 15 TIP-INS between senior vice president comments from Jan. 30 during be public. rebounds for the Pistons, and Tobias Harris added Thunder: Oklahoma City fell to 6-8 in the sec- Colin Campbell and Canadian an All-Star game weekend news In the NHL's defense of keep- 17 points. ond game of back-to-back stretches. ... The Thun- TV broadcast reporter Bob conference. ing the material sealed, Camp- The Pistons came into the night with a 2 1/2- der's previous season low was 85 points against McKenzie, Campbell said he “The selective released leak- bell wrote that his “colorful, game lead in the race for the final playoff spot in Boston on Nov. 15. might go public with a recom- ing of documents out of context crusty and sometimes crude” lan- the Eastern Conference, and the victory Tuesday Pistons: Detroit has one game left in a nine- mendation that the NHL get rid may cause some people to scratch guage would be appreciated only actually moved them into seventh place, a half- game homestand. The Pistons are 6-2 so far. of fighting or at least attempt to their heads, a couple of other by “hockey people” and would game ahead of Indiana. Detroit trailed 48-46 at UP NEXT reduce it. people maybe to for a brief embarrass the league if revealed. halftime before outscoring the Thunder 25-9 in the Thunder: Host the Los Angeles Clippers on In a September 2011 thread moment be a little embarrassed Campbell didn't pull many third quarter. Thursday night. between Bettman and Brendan about salty language or the like. punches in the emails that were The Pistons led 68-53 after a 20-2 run, but Okla- Pistons: Host Dallas on Friday night. Shanahan, who succeeded But I'm very comfortable with released. Campbell as the league's disci- our record," Bettman said then. In one November 2008 plinarian, Bettman told Shana- “I think in terms of us doing exchange with Bettman, Camp- han that his comments to CBC- our business on an ongoing basis bell criticized Toronto defense- Blue Jays-Tigers rained out in 3rd inning TV revealing the league was and the fact that we have the man Mike Van Ryn for sustain- scrutinizing fighting “went too league to run, I'd prefer these ing a concussion, broken nose LAKELAND, Fla. (AP) — March 14. the Tigers and pitched a score- far." Bettman called the situa- things not be public. They'll be a and hand after being checked The Detroit Tigers led a Toron- He's been recovering from a less inning. tion “sensitive territory," citing distraction at best, but I don't from behind and into the boards to Blue Jays split squad 2-0 in left hamstring strain. He was followed by new the need to be “very careful." think they impact the rest of the by Montreal's Tom Kostopoulos. the third inning Tuesday when He lined out in his only at- closer Francisco Rodriguez, The material was obtained by case." After calling Van Ryn “soft," their game was rained out. bat. who threw another scoreless The Associated Press from coun- The unsealed material showed Campbell suggested, perhaps Designated hitter Victor Justin Upton singled and inning. sel for the plaintiffs and first a pattern of attention by the sarcastically, that Van Ryn Martinez made his first scored a run. Rodriguez hasn't allowed an reported by Canadian sports net- league to media coverage of con- should be the one punished for appearance for the Tigers since Justin Wilson started for earned run all spring. work TSN. cussions. putting himself in a bad position. Votto's 4 hits lead Reds to 9-8 win over Brewers PHOENIX (AP) — Adam Colin Walsh. team and allowed one hit while Duvall hit a three-run homer Earlier in the day, Walsh was getting two outs. and drove in four runs as the told by Milwaukee manager Brewers: Peralta is sched- Cincinnati Reds beat the Mil- Craig Counsell that he'd made uled to face Madison Bumgarner waukee Brewers 9-2 on Tues- the team. and the San Francisco Giants on day. “It can happen any day. I've April 4 at Miller Park, his first Duvall's ninth-inning homer made three errors on this field," opening day assignment. cleared the 30-foot high batter's Counsell said. “It's a bad day “It's a different day. The eye more than 400 feet from and you don't want it to happen, crowd is excited and we're excit- home plate at Maryvale Ball- but you chalk it up." ed," he said. “You want to get park. He added a RBI single in Wily Peralta, Milwaukee's that first win and get things the fourth and is hitting .328 in opening day pitcher, threw four going in the right direction. the Cactus League. innings and allowed six hits in “You have to pitch the same Jordan Pacheco had a single his final tuneup. way, focus and execute and not and an RBI double before follow- “I thought his sinker was let all the other stuff affect you." ing Duvall's homer with a solo really good. This is two starts in GOOD DAY, BAD DAY homer in the ninth inning to a row where he's had his really The 26-year-old Walsh had raise his average to .326. Scott good stuff," Counsell said. waited a long time to be told he Schebler had three hits and an Aaron Hill, who came into the had made a major league club. RBI for the Reds. game with six hits in 43 spring But what should have been a Duvall, Pacheco and Schebler at-bats, had three hits for the great day turned sour when he are all competing for jobs and Brewers. Ryan Braun, who sat was thrown out trying to steal in continue to impress manager out for a week with soreness in the first, committed two errors Bryan Price as the final roster his surgically repaired back, in the fourth and a third on a decisions approach. was 0 for 3 with two strikeouts ball that rolled between his legs “I love seeing that," Price in his return to the lineup. in the fifth. said. “They're pros about how STARTING TIME “It was a tough day," Walsh they're going about this. There Reds: A.J Morris allowed said. “None of them were easy is pressure that goes with this. three hits and struck out four in groundballs, different hops. You Those guys want to make the 3 1/3 innings. still have to make the play. club. I think they've handled it The Reds are still searching When the (errors) come, they beautifully. All three of those for starting pitching depth and come in bunches, so hopefully guys are in strong consideration Morris didn't hurt himself, drop- I'm done with them for a while to make the club." ping his spring ERA to 1.54. and I left them all in Arizona. Cincinnati scored four Ross Ohlendorf, who signed “Three grounders in a row. Associated Press unearned runs in the first five with the Reds on Saturday to Usually I make all of those MILWAUKEE BREWERS' Wily Peralta throws during the first inning of a spring training game against the innings aided by three errors by provide bullpen depth, pitched plays. Today I missed all of Cincinnati Reds, Tuesday, in Phoenix. Milwaukee second baseman for the first time with his new them," he said. 10 l WEDNESDAY, MARCH 30, 2016 THE DAILY GLOBE • YOURDAILYGLOBE.COM SPORTSNFL demands F I N A L F O U R Daily Globe Scoreboard retraction of N.Y. Rangers76 43 24 9 95 219 199 Fla., 1:05 p.m. 109. N.Y. Giants Basketball Pittsburgh 75 42 25 8 92 214 186 Boston (ss) vs. Pittsburgh at Braden- 110. Los Angeles New York Times N.Y. Islanders74 40 25 9 89 208 192 ton, Fla., 1:05 p.m. 111. Detroit NBA Philadelphia 75 37 2513 87 196 199 Kansas City vs. Texas at Surprise, 112. New Orleans All Times EDT Carolina 76 33 2815 81 186 206 Ariz., 3:05 p.m. 113. Tennessee (from Philadelphia) concussion story EASTERN CONFERENCE New Jersey 76 36 32 8 80 171 193 Arizona vs. Oakland at Mesa, Ariz., 3:05 p.m. 114. Oakland Atlantic Division Columbus 76 30 38 8 68 195 237 San Diego vs. Seattle at Peoria, Ariz., 3:10 p.m. 115. Atlanta W L Pct GB WESTERN CONFERENCE Chicago White Sox vs. Cincinnati at 116. Indianapolis NEW YORK (AP) — The x-Toronto 49 24 .671 — Central Division Goodyear, Ariz., 4:05 p.m. 117. Buffalo NFL has demanded The New Boston 43 31 .581 6½ GP WLOT Pts GF GA Colorado (ss) vs. Chicago Cubs at 118. N.Y. Jets New York 30 45 .400 20 x-Dallas 76 45 22 9 99 247 218 Mesa, Ariz., 4:05 p.m. 119. Houston York Times retract a story that Brooklyn 21 52 .288 28 x-St. Louis 76 45 22 9 99 203 185 Cleveland vs. L.A. Dodgers at Glen- 120. Washington called the league's concussion Philadelphia 9 65 .122 40½ x-Chicago 76 44 25 7 95 212 188 dale, Ariz., 4:05 p.m. 121. Minnesota research flawed and likened Southeast Division Nashville 76 39 2413 91 213 194 Milwaukee vs. Colorado (ss) at Scotts- 122. Cincinnati W L Pct GB Minnesota 76 37 2811 85 206 189 dale, Ariz., 4:10 p.m. 123. Pittsburgh the NFL's handling of head Atlanta 45 30 .600 — Colorado 76 39 33 4 82 204 215 Detroit vs. Baltimore at Sarasota, Fla., 6:05 p.m. 124. Seattle trauma to the tobacco indus- Miami 43 30 .589 1 Winnipeg 76 31 38 7 69 194 223 Thursday's Games 125. Green Bay try's response to the dangers of Charlotte 42 31 .575 2 Pacific Division Boston vs. Minnesota at Fort Myers, 126. Kansas City Washington 36 37 .493 8 GP WLOT Pts GF GA Fla., 1:05 p.m. 127. Chicago (from New England) cigarettes. Orlando 30 43 .411 14 x-Los Angeles76 45 26 5 95 208 180 N.Y. Yankees (ss) vs. Detroit at Lake- 128. Arizona In a letter from its law firm Central Division x-Anaheim 75 42 2310 94 196 178 land, Fla., 1:05 p.m. 129. Carolina W L Pct GB x-San Jose 76 42 28 6 90 224 198 Pittsburgh vs. Tampa Bay at Port Char- 130. Baltimore (from Denver) to the general counsels of the y-Cleveland 52 21 .712 — Arizona 76 34 35 7 75 199 226 lotte, Fla., 1:05 p.m. Compensatory Selections newspaper and obtained by Indiana 39 34 .534 13 Calgary 76 32 38 6 70 210 240 St. Louis vs. N.Y. Yankees (ss) at 131. Green Bay The Associated Press on Tues- Detroit 39 35 .527 13½ Vancouver 75 27 3513 67 171 217 Tampa, Fla., 1:05 p.m. 132. Baltimore Chicago 36 37 .493 16 Edmonton 79 30 42 7 67 194 234 Cincinnati vs. Cleveland at Goodyear, 133. San Francisco day, the league said it was Milwaukee 30 44 .405 22½ NOTE: Two points for a win, one point for Ariz., 3:05 p.m. 134. Baltimore defamed by the Times. WESTERN CONFERENCE overtime loss. Atlanta vs. Baltimore at Sarasota, Fla., 3:05 p.m. 135. Dallas The NFL added the story Southwest Division x-clinched playoff spot Arizona vs. Colorado at Scottsdale, 136. Denver W L Pct GB Monday's Games Ariz., 3:10 p.m. 137. Green Bay published last Thursday did y-San Antonio 62 12 .838 — Philadelphia 3, Winnipeg 2, OT N.Y. Mets vs. Chicago Cubs at Las 138. Cleveland not “present a shred of evi- Memphis 41 33 .554 21 Washington 4, Columbus 1 Vegas, 8:05 p.m. 139. Buffalo dence to support its thesis that Dallas 36 38 .486 26 Detroit 3, Buffalo 2 Milwaukee at Houston, 8:10 p.m. Fifth Round Houston 36 38 .486 26 Tampa Bay 3, Toronto 0 L.A. Angels at L.A. Dodgers, 10:10 p.m. 140. Tennessee the NFL intentionally con- New Orleans 27 46 .370 34½ Colorado 4, Nashville 3 Oakland at San Francisco, 10:15 p.m. 141. Cleveland cealed concussion research Northwest Division Anaheim 2, Edmonton 1 142. San Francisco (from San Diego) W L Pct GB Calgary 5, Arizona 2 Football 143. Oakland (from Dallas) data." y-Oklahoma City52 22 .703 — San Jose 5, Los Angeles 2 144. Denver (from Baltimore) The NFL also said it will Portland 39 36 .520 13½ Tuesday's Games 145. San Francisco “more broadly reserve all of the Utah 37 37 .500 15 Boston at New Jersey, 7 p.m. 2016 NFLNFL Draft Order 146. Jacksonville Denver 31 44 .413 21½ Carolina at N.Y. Islanders, 7 p.m. April 28-30 147. Miami league's rights and remedies," Minnesota 25 49 .338 27 Buffalo at Pittsburgh, 7 p.m. At Chicago 148. Tampa Bay a veiled threat of legal action. Pacific Division Detroit at Montreal, 7:30 p.m. First Round 149. N.Y. Giants WLPct GB Toronto at Florida, 7:30 p.m. 1. Tennessee 150. Chicago Times sports editor Jason y-Golden State 66 7 .904 — Chicago at Minnesota, 8 p.m. 2. Cleveland 151. Detroit Stallman said, “We see no rea- x-L.A. Clippers 46 27 .630 20 Colorado at St. Louis, 8:30 p.m. 3. San Diego 152. New Orleans son to retract anything." Sacramento 29 45 .392 37½ Nashville at Dallas, 8:30 p.m. 4. Dallas 153. Philadelphia Phoenix 20 54 .270 46½ San Jose at Vancouver, 10 p.m. 5. Jacksonville 154. Oakland “The NFL apparently objects L.A. Lakers 15 59 .203 51½ Wednesday's Games 6. Baltimore Los Angeles (exercised in supplemen- to our reporting that the x-clinched playoff spot Ottawa at Winnipeg, 7:30 p.m. 7. San Francisco tal draft) league had ties to the tobacco y-clinched division Washington at Philadelphia, 8 p.m. 8. Philadelphia (from Miami) 155. Indianapolis Monday's Games Calgary at Anaheim, 10 p.m. 9. Tampa Bay 156. Buffalo industry," Stallman added. Oklahoma City 119, Toronto 100 Thursday's Games 10. N.Y. Giants Atlanta (forfeited) “But, as the article noted, a co- Miami 110, Brooklyn 99 Toronto at Buffalo, 7 p.m. 11. Chicago 157. N.Y. Jets Atlanta 102, Chicago 100 Columbus at N.Y. Islanders, 7 p.m. 12. New Orleans 158. Washington owner of the Giants, Preston R. Minnesota 121, Phoenix 116 Nashville at Pittsburgh, 7 p.m. 13. Miami (from Philadelphia) 159. Houston Tisch, also partly owned a New Orleans 99, New York 91 N.Y. Rangers at Carolina, 7 p.m. 14. Oakland 160. Minnesota leading cigarette company, San Antonio 101, Memphis 87 Montreal at Tampa Bay, 7:30 p.m. 15. Los Angeles 161. Cincinnati Dallas 97, Denver 88 New Jersey at Florida, 7:30 p.m. 16. Detroit 162. Kansas City (from Seattle) Lorillard, and was a board Utah 123, L.A. Lakers 75 Ottawa at Minnesota, 8 p.m. 17. Atlanta 163. Green Bay member of both the Tobacco Portland 105, Sacramento 93 Arizona at Dallas, 8:30 p.m. 18. Indianapolis 164. Philadelphia (from Pittsburgh) Institute and the Council for L.A. Clippers 114, Boston 90 Calgary at Los Angeles, 10:30 p.m. 19. Buffalo 165. Kansas City Tuesday's Games Vancouver at San Jose, 10:30 p.m. 20. N.Y. Jets 166. Houston (from New England) Tobacco Research, two entities Chicago at Indiana, 7 p.m. 21. Washington 167. Arizona that played a central role in Charlotte at Philadelphia, 7 p.m. 22. Houston 168. Carolina Brooklyn at Orlando, 7 p.m. Baseball 23. Minnesota 169. Detroit (from Denver) misusing science to hide the Oklahoma City at Detroit, 7:30 p.m. 24. Cincinnati Compensatory Selections risks of cigarettes. Houston at Cleveland, 8 p.m. 25. Pittsburgh 170. Arizona “Also, the NFL and the Associated Press Washington at Golden State, 10:30 p.m. All MLBTimes EDT 26. Seattle 171. Seattle NORTH CAROLINA'S Marcus Paige, left, goes up for a shot against Notre Wednesday's Games tobacco industry shared lobby- AMERICAN LEAGUE 27. Green Bay 172. Cleveland Atlanta at Toronto, 7:30 p.m. Dame's Bonzie Colson, center, and Zach Auguste during the second WLPct 28. Kansas City 173. Cleveland ists, lawyers and consultants." L.A. Clippers at Minnesota, 8 p.m. Toronto 17 5 .773 New England (forfeited) 174. San Francisco half of the regional final game in the NCAA Tournament, Sunday in Phoenix at Milwaukee, 8 p.m. In its letter, signed by Houston 17 9 .654 29. Arizona 175. San Diego Denver at Memphis, 8 p.m. Philadelphia. Los Angeles 15 8 .652 30. Carolina Sixth Round league attorney Brad Karp, the New Orleans at San Antonio, 8:30 p.m. Minnesota 17 10 .630 31. Denver 176. Cleveland NFL said not only that the New York at Dallas, 8:30 p.m. Detroit 15 11 .577 Second Round 177. Tennessee Golden State at Utah, 9 p.m. story did not establish any Chicago 15 12 .556 32. Cleveland 178. San Francisco (from Dallas) Washington at Sacramento, 10 p.m. Seattle 15 12 .556 33. Tennessee 179. San Diego meaningful ties to the tobacco Miami at L.A. Lakers, 10:30 p.m. 34. Dallas 180. Minnesota (from San Francisco) Paige's shot returns Texas 16 13 .552 industry, but that the headline Thursday's Games Cleveland 13 12 .520 35. San Diego 181. Jacksonville Chicago at Houston, 7 p.m. was false and incendiary, and Tampa Bay 11 11 .500 36. Baltimore 182. Baltimore Brooklyn at Cleveland, 7 p.m. New York 12 13 .480 37. San Francisco 183. Tampa Bay that a graphic attached to the Orlando at Indiana, 7 p.m. Oakland 11 14 .440 38. Jacksonville 184. N.Y. Giants Denver at New Orleans, 8 p.m. story was misleading. in time for Tar Heels' Boston 12 16 .429 39. Tampa Bay 185. Chicago L.A. Clippers at Oklahoma City, 9:30 p.m. Kansas City 13 18 .419 40. N.Y. Giants 186. Miami An NFL search of 14 million Boston at Portland, 10 p.m. Baltimore 10 14 .417 41. Chicago 187. Washington (from New Orleans) documents from the tobacco lit- NATIONAL LEAGUE 42. Miami 188. Philadelphia igation archives found “signifi- Hockey W L Pct 43. Los Angeles (from Philadelphia) 189. Dallas (from Oakland) Final Four run Washington 17 4 .810 44. Oakland 190. Los Angeles cant connections” between the Arizona 21 7 .750 45. Los Angeles 191. Detroit Times and the tobacco indus- 46. Detroit 192. Buffalo CHAPEL HILL, N.C. (AP) — Brice Johnson — named an NCAA Div. I Hockey Colorado 14 10 .583 try, the letter said, calling All Times EDT Philadelphia 14 10 .583 47. New Orleans 193. Tennessee (from Atlanta) Marcus Paige spent two Associated Press first-team All- MIDWEST REGIONAL 48. Indianapolis 194. Oakland (from Indianapolis) those connections “far more Los Angeles 13 13 .500 months in an all-out fight with American on Tuesday — with Cincinnati Cincinnati 14 15 .483 49. Buffalo 195. Houston (from N.Y. Jets) concrete than the phantom First Round 50. Atlanta 196. New England (from Houston) his shot, trying not to let frus- Paige in a complimentary role. Milwaukee 12 13 .480 connections contrived by the Friday, March 25 Miami 10 12 .455 51. N.Y. Jets 197. Tampa Bay (from Washington) tration take over with each That helped the Tar Heels North Dakota 6, Northeastern 2 St. Louis 9 13 .409 52. Houston 198. San Diego (from Minnesota) Times purporting to tie the 53. Washington spun-off-the-rim floater and survive Paige's prolonged Michigan 3, Notre Dame 2, OT San Francisco 11 18 .379 199. Cincinnati NFL to the tobacco industry." Regional Championship Chicago 9 17 .346 54. Minnesota 200. Green Bay rattled-out 3-pointer. slump, which would've been 55. Cincinnati The Times story — its lead Saturday, March 26 San Diego 9 19 .321 201. Jacksonville (from Pittsburgh) The senior's shot has come devastating over the past two North Dakota 5, Michigan 2 New York 7 15 .318 56. Seattle 202. Detroit (from Seattle) item on the front page — NORTHEAST REGIONAL 57. Green Bay 203. Kansas City around at just the right time years. They could be even Pittsburgh 7 20 .259 revealed that some concussions Worcester, Mass. Atlanta 6 18 .250 58. Pittsburgh 204. New England (reacquired from for Final Four-bound North tougher to slow now that Paige First Round 59. Kansas City Chicago) that occurred in the NFL were NOTE: Split-squad games count in the Carolina. looks like himself again. Friday, March 25 standings; games against non-major 60. New England 205. Arizona omitted from the league's stud- Minnesota-Duluth 2, Providence 1, 2OT 61. New England (from Arizona) 206. Chicago (from Carolina) Paige has scored in double “I think he handled it better league teams do not. ies, despite NFL claims to the Boston College 4, Harvard 1 Monday's Games 62. Carolina 207. San Francisco (from Denver) figures for six straight games than anybody I've ever seen," Regional Championship 63. Denver Compensatory Selections contrary. Baltimore 5, Boston 3 — his longest run all season — Williams said. “And he believed Saturday, March 26 Miami vs. Washington at Viera, Fla., ccd., Rain Third Round 208. New England “The league has always Boston College 3, Minnesota-Duluth 2 Minnesota 6, Pittsburgh 4 64. Tennessee 209. Baltimore and shot 48 percent from in what the staff was telling 65. Cleveland maintained that the studies WEST REGIONAL St. Louis 3, N.Y. Mets 1 210. Detroit behind the arc in the NCAA him about how he could still St. Paul, Minn. Toronto 2, Philadelphia 1 66. San Diego 211. San Francisco were based on a data set that First Round 67. Dallas 212. Dallas Tournament. help us and what he was doing Cleveland 6, Oakland 4 included every concussion that Saturday, March 26 Kansas City (ss) 11, San Diego 3 68. San Francisco 213. San Francisco Consider it a welcome (back) to help us. Ferris State 5, St. Cloud State 4, OT 69. Jacksonville 214. New England was diagnosed by a team doc- Chicago White Sox 11, Colorado 7 addition of a reliable perimeter “But it was tougher on him Denver 7, Boston U. 2 L.A. Angels 8, Chicago Cubs 8, tie 70. Baltimore 215. Seattle tor," Stallman said. Regional Championship 71. N.Y. Giants 216. Dallas scorer and shooter to an than anybody. He's a perfec- Seattle 6, Kansas City (ss) 4 “In fact, our reporting Sunday, March 27 Houston 12, Atlanta 9 72. Chicago 217. Dallas already deep offense entering tionist in about everything Denver 6, Ferris State 3 N.Y. Yankees 3, Detroit 2 73. Miami 218. Buffalo showed that more than 100 74. Tampa Bay Saturday's national semifinal does." EAST REGIONAL Cincinnati 9, Milwaukee 8 219. Denver such concussions — including Albany, N.Y. Arizona 7, San Francisco 3 75. Oakland 220. Pittsburgh against Syracuse in Houston. Paige had averaged a career- 76. Los Angeles some sustained by star players First Round L.A. Dodgers 5, Texas 4 221. New England “I'm just playing more free best 17.5 points as a sophomore Saturday, March 26 Tuesday's Games 77. Philadelphia (from Detroit) Seventh Round — were not included in the Quinnipiac 4, RIT 0 78. New Orleans 222. Tennessee and more confident and more and 14.1 points last year while N.Y. Yankees (ss) 5, Pittsburgh 4, 5 innings data set, resulting in inaccu- UMass-Lowell 3, Yale 2, OT N.Y. Yankees (ss) vs. Philadelphia at 79. Philadelphia 223. Cleveland relaxed," Paige said Tuesday, playing with a lingering foot Sunday, March 27 80. Buffalo 224. San Diego rate findings. “ Clearwater, Fla., ccd., Rain “and the ball's been going in." injury. Quinnipiac 4, UMass-Lowell 1 Toronto (ss) vs. Detroit at Lakeland, 81. Atlanta 225. Seattle (from Dallas) But the NFL's letter stress- FROZEN FOUR 82. Indianapolis 226. Jacksonville Those January and February He looked ready for a big Fla., ccd., Rain es that the fact the studies At Amalie Arena Washington vs. St. Louis at Jupiter, 83. N.Y. Jets 227. Miami (from Baltimore) shooting struggles sunk Paige's year when he scored 20 points Tampa, Fla. Fla., ccd., Rain 84. Washington 228. Denver (from San Francisco) relied on data that were not a 85. Houston season numbers for the Tar in his season debut against Semifinals Minnesota 6, Boston 2, 7 innings 229. Pittsburgh (from N.Y. Giants) complete count of all concus- Thursday, April 7 Tampa Bay vs. Toronto (ss) at 86. Minnesota 230. Chicago Heels (32-6), the No. 1 seed in Maryland after missing six 87. Cincinnati sions in the league was Quinnipiac (31-3-7) vs. Boston College Dunedin, Fla., ccd., Rain 231. Miami the East Region that's back in games with a hand injury. (28-7-5), 5 p.m. Miami 1, N.Y. Mets 0 88. Green Bay 232. Washington (from Tampa Bay) “repeatedly and expressly dis- Denver (25-9-6) vs. North Dakota (32- 89. Pittsburgh 233. Philadelphia the Final Four for the first time A few weeks later, Paige L.A. Angels 1, Cleveland (ss) 1, tie closed in the studies them- 6-4), 8:30 p.m. Chicago Cubs 9, Oakland 5 90. Seattle 234. Oakland since 2009. went for a season-high 30 Championship Kansas City (forfeited) 235. Denver (from Los Angeles through selves." Chicago White Sox 6, Texas 2 The slender 6-foot-2 native points at Florida State. Saturday, April 9 Cincinnati 9, Milwaukee 2 91. New England Houston) It also accuses the Times of Quinnipiac-Boston College winner vs. 92. Arizona 236. Detroit of Marion, Iowa, is averaging And then suddenly, he just Colorado 6, Arizona 1 implying to its readers that the Denver-North Dakota winner, 8 p.m. San Diego 11, L.A. Dodgers 9 93. Carolina 237. New Orleans 12.3 points and shooting just couldn't shoot. 94. Denver 238. Atlanta newspaper uncovered “a secret Atlanta vs. Baltimore at Sarasota, Fla., 6:05 p.m. 39.6 percent, while his free- He made 5 of 35 shots (14 All TimesNHL EDT Seattle vs. Cleveland (ss) at Goodyear, Compensatory Selections 239. Indianapolis and nefarious plot by the EASTERN CONFERENCE Ariz., 9:05 p.m. 95. Detroit 240. Minnesota (from Buffalo) throw shooting fell from about percent) and 1 of 22 3-pointers 96. New England league to suppress relevant Atlantic Division San Francisco vs. Kansas City at Sur- 241. N.Y. Jets 86 percent over his first three (5 percent) over the next four GP WLOT Pts GF GA prise, Ariz., 9:05 p.m. 97. Seattle 242. Washington data and manipulate the test 98. Denver 243. New England (from Houston) seasons to 77.5 percent this games. Florida 75 42 24 9 93 216 184 Wednesday's Games results in a manner learned Tampa Bay 76 44 27 5 93 214 182 Washington vs. N.Y. Mets at Port St. Fourth Round 244. Minnesota year. As the games went on, his 99. Cleveland 245. Cincinnati through the league's 'ties' to Boston 76 40 28 8 88 222 207 Lucie, Fla., 12:10 p.m. But in the NCAA Tourna- shooting didn't significantly Detroit 76 38 2711 87 195 208 St. Louis vs. Miami at Jupiter, Fla., 1:05 p.m. 100. Philadelphia (from Tennessee) 246. Pittsburgh Big Tobacco ..." 101. Dallas 247. Seattle ment, he's averaged 14 points improve, with home crowds in Ottawa 76 34 33 9 77 217 234 Boston (ss) vs. Tampa Bay at Port The NFL said the research Montreal 76 34 36 6 74 201 221 Charlotte, Fla., 1:05 p.m. 102. San Diego 248. Green Bay while making 13 of 27 3-point- the Smith Center eventually Buffalo 76 31 3510 72 181 205 N.Y. Yankees vs. Atlanta at Kissimmee, 103. Jacksonville 249. Kansas City the Times focused on forms no 104. Baltimore ers — highlighted by him hit- holding their breath every time Toronto 75 27 3711 65 181 220 Fla., 1:05 p.m. 250. New England part of the current work by the Metropolitan Division Toronto vs. Minnesota at Fort Myers, 105. San Francisco 251. Philadelphia (from Arizona) ting four quick 3s on the way to Paige shot in hopes it would be 106. Chicago league's head, neck and spine GP WLOT Pts GF GA Fla., 1:05 p.m. 252. Carolina 21 points in the Sweet 16 win the one that would break him z-Washington75 54 16 5 113 236 175 Houston vs. Philadelphia at Clearwater, 107. Miami 253. Denver committee. 108. Tampa Bay against Indiana. loose. “Sooner or later," sophomore On at least one occasion, Joel Berry II said, “it was going Paige looked to the rafters in to click." relief when a shot went through Bowlers compete at Wisconsin state tournament The shooting struggles were the net. a head-scratcher for anyone Those days appear to be NEENAH, Wis — Thirty-two Next year's tournament will be 205 game and 529 series in doubles; 201 game and 530 gles; received 175 pin. local bowlers participated in the in the Wausau-Weston area, and series in singles; received 200 pin. Lynette Pucilowski — 118 average; 109, 132 and 154 who had watched North Caroli- behind him. Pat Comparin — 417 series in doubles; 178 game and 504 games with 395 series in doubles. annual Wisconsin State Bowling registration for the event are due na regularly over the past two “I've always taken pride in series in singles; received 175 pin. Amy Leoni — 191 game and 509 series in doubles; 180 years, let alone Paige and coach trying to be a complete guard, Tournament in Neenah, Wis. and at the end of March. Fees are due Tina Montie — 200 game and 474 series in singles; and 202 games and 550 series in singles; received 200 pin. Menasha, Wis., March 11-13. in September. received 200 pin. Tess Paakola — 127 game in singles. Roy Williams. but throughout the middle of Kathy Olson — 106 average; 137 game in singles. Mary Beth Alexander — 157 game and 432 series in team; He had carried the burden of the year, I kind of let my shot Bowlers from Hurley, Ironwood, For more information, or to reg- Wendy Meldrum — 189, 192 and 149 games and 530 181 game and 481 series in doubles; 199 game and 523 Bessemer, Wakefield and two ister for the event, call Minerva series in team; 203, 155 and 172 games and 530 series in series in singles; received 175 pin. needing to find his shot quickly kind of halt the rest of my teams from the Copper Country Stephani at 715-561-2414. doubles; 211, 161 and 188 games and 560 series in singles; Michelle Fink — 142 game and 403 series in team; 141 to get the Tar Heels moving at game," Paige said. “I was too received 200 pin. game and 369 series in doubles; 123 game and 355 series in full speed, and carried it well. worried, too much thinking Association traveled by bus to the RESULTS Kris Carlson — 468 series in doubles; 178 and 176 games singles. tournament, which included team, Barb Green — 115 average; 146 game and 374 series in and 477 series in singles. Pauline Leslie — 178 game and 443 series in team; 140 As his shot abandoned him, about whether or not I was doubles event; 136 game and 388 series in singles event. Toni Ratkowski — 151 and 155 games in doubles; 143 and game and 368 series in doubles; received 178 pin. Paige focused on being one of making field goals and what my double and single events. Wilma Casey — 125 average; 130 game and 344 series in 153 games in singles. Kathy Viebach — 177 game and 443 series in team; 211 the team's top wing defenders percentage was and all that Each bowler participated in all doubles; 167 game and 426 series in singles. Michaela Ratkowski — 119 average; 166, 136 and 163 game and 530 series in singles; received 200 pin. events. Char Gustafston — 201 and 204 games and 581 series in games and 465 series in team; 187, 129 and 154 games and Karen Tenlen — 508 series in doubles; 205 game and 544 and on other contributions stuff. ... Just letting all that go doubles; 291 game and 520 series in singles; received 200 470 series in doubles; 122, 138 and 118 games and 378 series in singles; received 200 pin. until he could find it again. was probably the biggest thing More than 1,400 teams partici- pin. series in singles; received 175 pin. Peggy Comparin — 185 game and 482 series in team; 209 pated in the event, with 1,500 Nancy Berg — 202 game and 478 series in doubles; 487 Katie Pucilowski — 126 average; 151 and 155 games and game and 517 series in doubles; 207 game and 532 series in And UNC's offense evolved that's helped me, especially series in singles. 433 series in team; 166, 145 and 141 games with 452 series singles; received 200 pin. to run first through 6-foot-10 this month." entries in the singe event. Nancy Carli — 192 game and 528 series in team event; in doubles; 180, 131 and 138 games and 449 series in sin- THE DAILY GLOBE • YOURDAILYGLOBE.COM NATION WEDNESDAY, MARCH 30, 2016 l 11 Archaeologists digging at Malcolm X’s boyhood home in Boston BOSTON (AP) — Archeolo- Bagley says once the initial has been more pivotal or pro- gists are digging at a boyhood rubble is cleared, a ground-pene- found in its repercussions,” Mal- home of Malcolm X in an effort to trating radar survey will be used colm X wrote in his autobiogra- uncover more about the slain to determine the best locations to phy about his time in Boston. black rights activist’s early life dig. Major excavation work is “All praise is due to Allah that I as well as the property’s long his- expected to dig up to four feet went to Boston when I did. If I tory, which possibly includes into the ground. The site will be hadn’t, I’d probably still be a Native American settlement. open to the public throughout to brainwashed black Christian.” The two-week archaeological observe the work. Born in Omaha, Nebraska, dig began Tuesday outside a two- “We don’t actually go in look- Little had bounced around from and-a-half story home in ing for anything,” Bagley says. foster homes following his Boston’s historically black Rox- “It’s more like we’re looking for father’s death and his mother’s bury neighborhood that was built anything that might tell us institutionalization for a nervous in 1874. something about the people that breakdown. City Archaeologist Joseph lived here.” Little-Collins eventually Bagley said his office chose to dig Rodnell Collins, a nephew of became his legal guardian. But up the site because it’s likely that Malcolm X who lived with him in Little rebelled against family life work will be needed soon to shore the house, hopes the survey can and landed in a Boston prison for up the foundation of the vacant raise public awareness of his burglary charges in his early 20s. and run down structure. family’s deep roots in Boston. There, he became a Nation of “This is kind of a now-or-never He’s been working for years to Islam follower and dropped his dig,” he said. “If we don’t do this, renovate the dilapidated struc- surname in favor of “X’’ to repre- the site will be destroyed. We ture for public tours and other sent his family’s lost African can’t afford to wait.” uses. ancestral name. Among Tuesday’s early finds The former Malcolm Little A charismatic speaker, Mal- was a large piece of fine porce- was a teenager in the 1940s colm X quickly became the lain that Bagley says was likely when he lived with his sister Ella Detroit-founded Nation of Islam’s part of a dish set owned by the Little-Collins and her family at principal spokesman during its family of Malcolm X’s sister, 72 Dale St. rapid rise in the 50s and 60s. which still owns the house. The house was designated a He founded temples and “We’re literally just scratching city landmark in 1998 because it’s mosques up and down the east- Associated Press the surface,” Bagley said as he the only known dwelling from the ern seaboard, promoting a mes- CITY ARCHEOLOGIST Joe Bagley, right, digs as volunteer Rosemary Pinales sifts soil for items at the house and volunteers used a sifter to outspoken activist’s formative sage of black nationalism and where slain African-American activist Malcolm X spent part of his teen years, Tuesday, in the Roxbury section carefully pore over mounds of years in Boston still standing. denouncing white American cul- of Boston. Archeologists are undertaking a two-week dig at the home in an effort to uncover more about his rubble on a side yard. “No physical move in my life ture. early life, when he was known as Malcolm Little and lived there with his sister’s family in the 1940s.

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It was novel, was critically slammed but battling personal demons, has hard for her, it a commercial smash. died at the age of 69. was hard for During her career she would Duke’s agent, Mitchell the people who win three Emmy Awards, for the Stubbs, says the actress died love her to help TV film “My Sweet Charlie,” the early Tuesday morning of sepsis her....” miniseries “Captains and the from a ruptured intestine. She Patty Born Anna Kings” and the 1979 TV remake died in Coeur D’Alene, Idaho, Duke Marie Pearce in of “The Miracle Worker,” in according to Teri Weigel, the Queens, New which Duke played Annie Sulli- publicist for her son, actor Sean York, on Dec. 14, 1946, Duke had van and “Little House on the Astin. a difficult childhood with abusive Prairie” actress Melissa Gilbert Duke found early success parents. By 8 years old she was as Keller. playing the young Keller first on largely under the control of hus- In the 1980s, she starred in a Broadway, then in the acclaimed band-and-wife talent managers trio of short-lived sitcoms: “It 1962 film version, both with who soon found her work on soap Takes Two,” ‘’Karen’s Song” and Anne Bancroft as Helen’s teach- operas and print advertising. “Hail to the Chief,” in which she er, Annie Sullivan. In the meantime, they sup- was cast as the first female pres- Then in 1963, she burst on the plied her with alcohol and pre- ident of the United States. TV scene starring in a sitcom, scription drugs, which accelerat- She starred in several stage “The Patty Duke Show,” which ed the effects of her undiagnosed productions, including a return aired for three seasons. She bipolar disorder. to Broadway in 2003 to play played dual roles under an In her 1988 memoir, “Call Me Aunt Eller in a revival of the unconventional premise: as iden- Anna,” Duke wrote of her condi- musical “Oklahoma!” tical cousins living in Brooklyn, tion and its diagnosis only six By then, she already had New York. years earlier, and of the treat- spent a dozen years living in In 2015, she would play twin ment that subsequently stabi- Idaho with her fourth husband, roles again: as a pair of grand- lized her life. The book became a Michael Pearce (who survives mas on an episode of “Liv and 1990 TV film in which she her), seeking refuge from the Maddie,” a series on the Disney starred, and she became an clutter, noise and turmoil of big Channel. activist for mental health causes, cities, and from the tumultuous Associated Press “We’re so grateful to her for helping to de-stigmatize bipolar life she had weathered in the KAY PIKE transforms herself using body paint and latex into Superman while live streaming at her home in living a life that generates that disorder. past. Calgary, Alberta. The Canadian artist turns her body into different characters for an Internet audience. amount of compassion and feel- With the end of “The Patty In describing the role of Aunt ing in others,” Astin told The Duke Show” in 1966, which left Eller, and perhaps herself, to Associated Press in reflecting on her stereotyped as not one, but The Associated Press, she said, the outpouring of sentiment from two squeaky-clean teenagers, “This is a woman who has had Canadian artist transforms fans at the news of her death. Duke attempted to leap into strife in life, made her peace with She had “really, really suf- adulthood in the 1967 melodra- some of it and has come to the fered” with her illness, Astin ma “Valley of the Dolls,” in which point of acceptance. Not giving into comic characters online added. From late last week until she played a showbiz hopeful up.” CALGARY, Alberta (AP) — from anime, comic books, car- lot of different places that add Kay Pike stands in front of a toons, video games or movies. up to a mortgage payment.” giant mirror, dabs her brush After sitting as a body paint Superman is a favorite of her into paint and touches it to her model for a friend, Pike realized husband, Moose, who narrates, skin. she could still dress up without reads posts from her followers She’ll repeat the motion thou- having to make a costume. She and runs things behind the sands of times over the next 12 posted a video of her first solo scenes. Female country acts take hours as she transforms from a effort on Reddit and it caught In between singing along to willowy blond artist to dark- the attention of Twitch.tv, a live- pop music and answering ques- haired Superman for viewers fol- streaming company in San Fran- tions from her followers, Pike lowing along online. Twice a cisco. gives step-by-step details on how week, the 28-year-old turns her “One week later, I was live she creates the character. center stage at ACM festival body into a different character streaming body paint on She was led to painting char- NASHVILLE, Tenn. (AP) — her current Storyteller tour, has a country music festival and not for an Internet audience. Twitch.” acters for cosplay “to get out of Sometimes when Carrie Under- been known for her high energy, have Kacey Musgraves or Cam or “We don’t talk about gender Pike started in December and some mega-social anxiety. Hav- wood steps out onto the stage at a exciting concerts such as her 2012 any of the newer acts coming up?” roles on my channel. In fact, already has 163,000 followers on ing the fashion line, we’re going country music festival, she might Blown Away tour. But the seven- Erick Long, senior vice presi- when people say, ‘You should Instagram. to the shows, right? I totally, 100 be the sole female artist to per- time Grammy winner said even dent of operations and events at paint yourself as Superwoman,’ She receives a little advertis- percent could not talk to anyone form. with her decade of success, she ACM, said when Underwood pro- I’m like, ‘No. I want to paint ing money but relies more on on the other side of the camera.” “You’re at a festival and they has had to fight for headlining posed the all-female lineup, he myself as Superman,’” says Pike, donations from viewers and from Pike refers to all her creations will talk about potentially having spots alongside the male artists. admitted that the idea was highly who, when she’s done, looks like Patreon.com, a crowdfunding as her “little paint children.” She another woman on there and then “I have been at places where marketable for the four-year-old she could have been ripped from site for artists. There is also cash said it would be boring and lone- they are like, ‘No, no, we already they wanted me to play before a festival to stand out among the a comic book panel. from her fashion line, which she ly to do the painting without an have one. We can’t have two,’” guy, just because it was a guy,” crowded field of festival options. Pike is a fan of cosplay, in sells at comic conventions, as audience. Underwood recalled. “I don’t Underwood said. “Someone who They are expecting about 22,000 which participants wear cos- well as appearance fees. “At the end, it’s a little sad to understand that mentality.” hasn’t necessarily sold as much or people for this year’s festival, an tumes to represent a character “It’s like small income from a wash it off.” Women have been struggling to done as much or been around as increase from the 14,000 that get heard on country radio since long. And I am like, ‘No!’ It has attended the last time the festival the bro-country movement took nothing to do with ego. It just was held in Las Vegas in 2014. over, but that has also had ramifi- makes no sense to me.” “When Carrie said that, I was cations for female artists trying to ACM CEO Bob Romeo said the like that sets us apart from other NYC exhibition explores works get exposure through major tours all-female lineup was a perfect fit festivals,” said Long. “As the festi- or country music festivals. So with the nominations at Sunday’s val producer, I think everything when the Academy of Country awards show. Cam is up for six on that stage should focus on of woodcut artist Hnizdovsky Music asked Underwood to head- awards, including for her Grammy- empowering women and women of line the first night of their Party nominated hit “Burning House”; country music.” NEW YORK (AP) — A new museum’s director. wood crate. He often imbued his for a Cause festival in Las Vegas Ballerini has already won new For Cam, the atmosphere exhibition explores the prolific Hnizdovsky found inspiration works with humor as seen in a ahead of their 51st ACM Awards, female vocalist of the year and is behind the stage at a country music career of Ukrainian-American in the rich folk art tradition of woodcut titled “7:45 A.M.” depict- she said she’d do it only if she also nominated for female vocalist festival is pretty male-dominated. artist Jacques Hnizdovsky, a his native Borshchiv region in ing a group of factory workers — could pick an all-female lineup. of the year; and Maddie and Tae “All the musicians are dudes. All master of intricate woodcuts and western Ukraine that’s especial- naked and carrying their lunch- “Why not just ask women? Why are also up for vocal duo of the year. the crew are dudes. All the promot- paintings depicting an array of ly evident in his intensely boxes — heading to work. not have a whole night that is just “It seems like for the first time ers are dudes,” she said. “I feel like stylized flora and fauna. detailed woodcuts. “In addition to his brilliant all strong, amazing women kick- in a lot of years the women are there is a comradery among women “Jacques Hnizdovsky: Content After the outbreak of World design sense, his prints often dis- ing butt onstage and entertaining finally getting some due,” he said. when you see them in music ‘cause and Style” at the Ukrainian War II, Hnizdovsky fled to War- play his immense patience with and having fun?” Underwood said. Many new country music festi- there aren’t so many.” Museum in New York’s East Vil- saw, Poland, and then Zagreb, in carving repeating patterns, his The Women of Country Night vals have popped up in recent Like most new artists, whether lage covers the breadth of his cre- then-Yugoslavia, where he stud- inventiveness in juxtaposing con- on Friday will include Underwood, years leading to a saturation of male or female, Cam said she had to ative output, from 1944 until his ied art. In 1944, he wound up in trasting patterns and his delight- Martina McBride, Kelsea Balleri- the market, so a smart promoter get a single on the radio before any death in 1985. a displaced persons camp near ful wit when portraying animals ni, Maddie and Tae, Kellie Pickler would add diversity to draw the promoter would consider her for a “There are many times when Munich, Germany. One of his and birds,” said Greenbaum. and Cam on the main stage and largest audience possible, said tour or a festival. But once “Burning original prints by one artist are masterpieces from that period, His still-life paintings possess more new female artists on a side Gary Bongiovanni, president and House” started making waves at more or less interchangeable “Displaced Persons,” is on view the same simplicity and stage. Across the three-night festi- editor-in-chief at Pollstar. radio, she found that being one of with prints by other artists, but at the museum. The painting painstaking detail, as seen in a val there will be 13 female artists “It would be foolish to put an the few successful female country this is never the case with the depicts the cramped quarters of canvas of cabbages arranged in or groups performing out of the all-male lineup on if there’s a sig- singers made her a hot commodity. woodcuts and linocuts of Jacques the DP camp with an image of six symmetrical rows inside a crate total 32 acts. nificant demand for female artists She was booked to open for Brad Hnizdovsky,” said William adult refugees and two children or a loaf of bread or eggs in a bas- Underwood, who has sold out and there certainly is,” Bongio- Paisley on his latest tour along with Greenbaum, a Massachusetts art occupying three-tiered beds. ket. He also painted landscapes all of her American stops along vanni said. “Why would you have singer-songwriter Eric Paslay. dealer and expert in 19th- and Hnizdovsky emigrated to the and cityscapes, among them 20th-century fine prints. United States in 1949 and set- “Avenue Breteuil,” a large 1957 Recognized especially as a tled a year later in New York oil of a tree-lined Parisian boule- woodcut artist, Hnizkovsky’s City, in the Bronx, where he vard. Video Game Hall of Fame reveals finalists for May induction works are in the permanent col- began experimenting with print- “Hnizdovsky’s prodigious oeu- lections of many museums making, a medium for which he vre ... places him in a long, dis- ROCHESTER, N.Y. (AP) — of origin, but what they all have said, “they’re among the most including the Museum of Fine is best known. The nearby New tinguished tradition of painters- “Sonic the Hedgehog,” ‘’Space in common is their undeniable influential games of all time.” Arts, Boston; The Minneapolis York Botanical Garden and printmakers from Albrecht Invaders” and “John Madden impact on the world of gaming Nominations for the hall can Institute of Art; the Library of Bronx Zoo offered a place to Durer, whose woodcuts were Football” are among 15 games and popular culture,” said Jon- come from anyone and be from Congress; and the Philadelphia observe plants and animals, the Hnizdovsky’s earliest inspira- named Tuesday as finalists for Paul Dyson, director of The any platform — arcade, console, Museum of Art. subjects of many of his works. tion, to the present,” guest cura- the World Video Game Hall of Strong’s International Center computer, handheld or mobile — The exhibition shows “how His graphic work displays an tor Jaroslaw Leshko writes in an Fame. for the History of Electronic but must be widely recognized Hnizdovsky’s career developed, immense clarity and intricacy, essay accompanying the exhibi- The winners will be inducted Games. and have influenced the design his creative thinking and how it whether it’s a singular tree, two tion. May 5 at The Strong museum in The list was culled from thou- and development of other games was influenced by his back- rams locking horns or a hand-col- The show runs through Aug. Rochester, where the hall sands of nominations from more or other forms of entertainment. ground,” said Maria Shust, the ored woodcut of string beans in a 7. opened last year. than 100 countries, hall officials They also must have been popu- The contenders also include: said. An international advisory lar over time and in different “Elite,” ‘’Final Fantasy,” ‘’Grand committee of journalists, schol- countries. Briefs Theft Auto III,” ‘’The Legend of ars and others will guide the The inaugural inductees last Zelda,” ‘’Minecraft,” ‘’Nurbur- final selection. year included “Pong,” the game Downtown Art Place to 6:30 p.m. served. gring,” ‘’The Oregon Trail,” “Whether it’s an iconic game that introduced millions to elec- The event is free to every- The Downtown Art Place Stu- ‘’Pokemon Red and Green,” ‘’Sid like ‘The Legend of Zelda,’ a pio- tronic play, and “Doom,” which host Make and Take one. The Make and Take will dios plan to offer free make and Meier’s Civilization,” ‘’The neering educational title like triggered a debate over the role IRONWOOD — The Down- be teaching how to make an take events every First Thurs- Sims,” ‘’Street Fighter II” and ‘The Oregon Trail,’ or an innova- of games and violence in society. town Art Place Studios in Iron- Intricate Origami Envelope day of every month. “Tomb Raider.” tor like ‘Elite,’ which forever Also inducted were “Super Mario wood will host its second Make and a surprise to put in this For more information, call The finalists “span decades, changed the design and develop- Bros.,” ‘’Pac-Man,” ‘’Tetris” and and Take on Thursday, April at envelope. Refreshments will be Polly at 773-230-3128. gaming platforms and countries ment of other games,” Dyson “World of Warcraft.” l THE DAILY GLOBE • YOURDAILYGLOBE.COM COMICS WEDNESDAY, MARCH 30, 2016 13 DEFLOCKED Daughter’s contact with ex could hurt rehab

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From has been filed with the City Clerk ices (906)364-4506 downtown Minocqua go south on Hwy 51 over the bridge, of the City of Ironwood, 213 S. yields fell and the dollar weakened. year, not four times. A void continues Marquette St., Ironwood, MI turn left on Country Club Rd, turn right on Clawson Dr, The yield on the 10-year U.S. Trea- Benchmark U.S. crude dropped to stop Blackwood 49938. The plat will remain on file Commercial/ straight ahead to the sale at 8180. Please park on desig- with the Clerk’s office for 30 days sury note slid to 1.80 percent from $1.11, or 2.8 percent, to $38.28 a nated side of the road. This estate sale offers furniture, after the first publication of this no- By Phillip Alder tice. The plat may be inspected at 1.89 percent. The euro rose to barrel in New York. Brent crude, Residential household, and collectibles. This family lived in many coun- the Clerk’s office during normal $1.1295 from $1.1200. 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Heat Blackwood, because when North Letters should deal with matters of and Water included. $585.00 to details go to: PineGroveEstateSales.com. Judith McDow- March 29, 2016 shows one ace, South will not know current, public interest and be move in. (810)208-1529 ell, CAGA, 715-356-7299 All items sold as-is/where-is. Not 18,000 if it is the valuable diamond ace or no longer than 400 words. Dow Jones responsible for accidents. Descriptions are not warranted. the less useful heart ace. Instead, Must be signed by the author and 17,500 Furnished one bedroom, 2nd floor, Bids may be rejected or accepted by the seller. Announce- South should continue with four include name, address and phone industrials near Powderhorn. Available clubs, a control-bid showing a first- 17,000 ments on sale days take precedence over printed material. number for verification purposes. April 1-December 1. Heat, electric, round control (ace or void) in that 16,500 wifi, cable. $400.00. Non-smokers CASH or CHECK w/ID suit. Here, North control-bids four Mail: only. (920)427-6086. hearts, denying the diamond ace and 118 E. McLeod Ave. 97.72 16,000 showing the heart ace. South ends Ironwood, MI 49938 15,500 the auction with a plunge into six 17,633.11 spades. Email: SO N D J F M South has three possible losers: [email protected] two diamonds and one club. The club Fax: Pct. change from previous: 0.56% High 17,642.81 Low 17,434.27 six will disappear on dummy’s heart ace, but to hold the diamond losers 906-932-4211 to one, declarer must find East with the diamond ace — a 50-50 chance. March 29, 2016 5,200 After winning with his club ace, 5,000 South plays a trump to dummy, Keep Nasdaq pitches his low club on the heart ace, composite 4,800 then leads a diamond to his king. 4,600 When it wins, declarer returns to Reading. dummy with a trump, and plays 4,400 another diamond through East to get 79.84 4,200 home. 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