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By TOM STANKARD learn because “every case was calls, give rides and help them [email protected] different.” But she stayed with it grieve,” she said. BESSEMER — The Gogebic because she wanted to help out. As the coordinator, Boline County Sheriff’s Department “As a volunteer, I was glad to said was in charge of scheduling announced Friday Marcella do it and help other people,” monthly meetings and educa- Boline has retired as coordinator Boline said. tional sessions. for the Gogebic County Sheriff’s Boline said people usually But after 12 years of service, Victim Service Unit. haven’t heard of the VSU unless Boline said she told sheriff Peter Boline began working for the they need it. She said the VSU is Matonich she was retiring this unit as its coordinator 12 years a group of people on call 24 year. ago. She said she was inspired to hours a day to help support the “It’s time to give it up to get join the unit after being in a sheriff’s department. They will new blood in,” she said. rollover accident in Canada. respond to any situation, Boline Matonich said Boline did a Shortly after the accident, said. “wonderful job” as coordinator Boline said the service unit They are available to local law and hopes she has a happy Submitted Photo there helped her get to a bus sta- enforcement, ambulance ser- retirement. MARCELLA BOLINE, center, holds a certificate and a plaque for 12 years of service as coordinator for the tion and back home. Then, she vices and fire departments. Replacing her will be Jenni Gogebic County Sheriff Victim Service Unit. From left are Michigan State Police Lt. Don Horn, Boline, Goge- said to “pay things forward,” she “We free up the officers so bic County Sheriff Pete Matonich, Ironwood Public Safety Department Lt. Mike Rimkus and Jenni Kallas, the began training to start the unit. they can do their jobs. We take new Victim Services Coordinator. Boline said she had a lot to care of the family, make phone BOLINE — page 5 Wisconsin BUSINESS EXPANSION jobs reach record high Scandinavian Homes to buy spec building

MADISON, Wis. — The Wis- consin Department of Workforce in Ironwood Industrial Park for $100,000 Development on Thursday said the state’s total employment By RALPH ANSAMI grew by 20,700 over last year to [email protected] a record high of 2,972,100 in IRONWOOD — The city of December. Ironwood has finally found a The number of unemployed suitor to occupy the industrial declined by 26,800 over the year. park speculation building that Additionally, the state’s labor was constructed in 2003. force participation rate On Monday, the city commis- increased to 68 percent in sion will consider selling the December, outpacing the nation- building and lots to Scandina- al rate of 62.6 percent. vian Log Homes, now located off The preliminary seasonally U.S. 2 in Kimball, Wis. adjusted unemployment rate of According to a letter from 4.3 percent for December marks Ironwood Community Develop- a 0.1 percent increase over ment Director Michael Brown to November, but is below the the commission, the company national unemployment rate of 5 would purchase the building and percent for the month, and below lot, plus an adjacent lot, for the state’s 5.2 percent in Decem- $100,000. ber 2014. The company would bring up The DWD said Wisconsin to 10 jobs into the city’s industri- added 23,600 private sector jobs al park, with plans of adding 10 from December 2014 to Decem- more in the future. ber 2015. In 2003, the city issued a Wisconsin also added 11,900 $300,000 revolving loan fund jobs in education and health ser- loan to the Ironwood Industrial vices over the year. The esti- Development Corporation to mates show a decline of 5,000 develop and build the spec build- private sector jobs from Novem- ing, with the intent of selling the ber to December, however. structure and creating jobs. The December employment Scandinavian Homes’ owner figures for counties and cities in Steve Estola has proposed to buy the state will likely be released the building and an adjacent next week. city-owned lot under a three- year payback schedule, interest- free. Nevala named to Iron The IIDC accepted the offer. The state has also agreed to County Aging Unit board the deal, and will forgive the HURLEY — The Aging Unit current interest that has accu- of Iron County appointed Judy mulated since the loan was Ralph Ansami/Daily Globe Nevala to the board Thursday issued, Brown wrote to the com- SCANDINAVIAN LOG Homes on U.S. 2 in Kimball, Wis., plans to expand into the speculation building in the Ironwood Industrial Park. afternoon. mission. Leslie Kolesar, interim execu- “The city has an incredible and spur economic develop- application for outdoor stor- that city attorney Michael Pope The Scandinavian Log Homes tive director, said Nevala has opportunity to pay back and ment,” Brown wrote. age to the city planning commis- has drafted and all parties have Kimball site will continue to be really good experience. She is a close out the spec building loan The adjacent lot would be sion. approved. used throughout the winter and retired nurse and serves on the without penalties from the state used for outdoor storage of mate- Brown said the IIDC has The items to be acted on Mon- likely beyond, and the industrial Aspirus Grand View Hospital or federal government, save the rial for the log cabin-manufac- accepted the fact the adjacent lot day by the city commission park site won’t be occupied for board of trustees. city and its taxpayers having to turing business. will be thrown in for free with include forgiving the interest on several months, a worker at the Nevala replaces Virginia Ben- pay back the entire loan out of Brown said Scandinavian the deal. the $300,000 loan and agreeing Kimball site said Friday. ninghoff on the aging unit board. its own funds, ...bring a company Homes has already submitted a He said the sale will be com- to sell the building and lots to The spec building is currently —Tom Stankard from Wisconsin into Michigan site plan and conditional use pleted through a land contract Estola. being used for rental storage. Expanded dental services may be offered to Hurley K-12 students By RALPH ANSAMI She met with the Hurley three times a year through a ducted with the parents. can provide some dental services is done on a sliding schedule, [email protected] School Board Monday to discuss federal grant. When it’s deter- School board members said a to students, such as cleaning based on income. HURLEY — A total of 91 stu- how to get more children dental mined the children have cavi- major problem is that many den- teeth, it won’t put crowns on Now, Northlakes would like dents in the Hurley School Dis- help. ties, or other problems with tists have retired, or are plan- permanent teeth, for example. to expand to a full-service, self- trict have unmet dental needs, Through the Northlakes Den- their teeth, notes are sent home ning to retire soon, and that Many students qualify for contained portable dental lab, according to Dr. Erin Cutler, tal Clinic out of Ashland, to the parents, along with a list makes it difficult for working dental services through the Bad- who has been working with the hygienists come into the Hurley of available area dentists. families to set up appointments. gercare program, she said. school the past three years. K-12 school and screen children Follow-up calls are then con- While Cutler said Northlakes Billing for Northlakes services HURLEY — page 5 C O N T A C T U S WEATHER INSIDE INDEX

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Offi- not put in pipes,” to houses that • Fuel Kare Service • Shocks & Struts But it’s impossible to say long cials estimated the price at $1.6 will be torn down. • Wheel Alignments • CV Boots & Axles it will take before the water is billion to replace all 1,600 miles Greg DiLoreto, chairman of • Radiator Flush • Transmission Flush safe enough to drink without the of water and sewer mains in the the infrastructure committee at • Ball Joints • Wheel Balancing use of expensive filters, which city, not just water service pipes. the American Society of Civil • Tie Rod Ends • 4-Wheel Drive Repair the state has been distributing to • Heater Fans • Heater Cores Neither Weaver nor her Engineers, said lead service • Water Pumps • Tire Rotation residents along with bottled spokeswoman responded to pipes are common in older cities, • Siping Tires • Frost Plug Heater water phone and email messages seek- but wholesale replacement is • Flat Tire Repair • Headlight Replacement Experts also say that Flint’s ing comment. rare. Most cities are using chem- • Batteries; sold, tested & installed lead service pipes, which connect What’s more, nobody is cer- icals to control corrosion and lead homes to the wider water sys- tain how many lead service pipes while they replace the pipes as Huge snowstorm starts off seven Americans could get at and wind gusting to 50 mph tem, must eventually be replaced there are in Flint. The EPA also they’re able. postcard-pretty in DC least half a foot of snow by Sun- should create blinding whiteout because they have aged the ordered the state to create an “The fact is we have problem day, and Washington could see conditions once the storm joins equivalent of 10 years in 18 inventory of Flint homes with in this country,” he said, noting WASHINGTON (AP) — A snowdrifts more than four feet up with a low pressure system off months. lead service lines. that pipes in some cities are close storm that arrived postcard-pret- high. the coast. “Damage to the pipe integrity Kincaid said officials have to 100 years old “They don’t last ty in the nation’s capital Friday The first flakes were lovely, Two feet or more of snowfall is can never be reversed,” Marc estimated there are around forever, and there will be a was morphing into a painful, but forecasters warned that forecast for Washington and Bal- Edwards, a Virginia Tech civil 15,000 lead service lines in the greater cost to the economy if we even paralyzing blizzard with much, much more was on its way. timore, and nearly as much for engineering professor who city, which has 30,000 water cus- don’t invest in our water sys- gale-force winds pushing heavy Not that anyone will see the Philadelphia. New York City is helped identify and expose tomers. But that doesn’t neces- tems.” snow and coastal flooding. One in worst of it: Much heavier snow expected to get up to a foot. Flint’s lead problem, said in an sarily mean that half of cus- Siddhartha Roy, a doctoral email. tomers have lead pipes, because student in engineering at Vir- The EPA, which said this many are probably in neighbor- ginia Tech who has been FREE week that it would take over lead hoods full of abandoned houses, involved in documenting Flint’s EVALUATION WE ARE BUYING WE MAKE HOUSE sampling in the city, said Friday he said, adding that a local land water crisis, said economics will AND CASH that the Flint treatment plant bank owns about 8,000 vacant OFFER! AT CALLS! be a big factor in how quickly We Are Buying At has greatly increased the level of houses that likely will be torn Flint replaces its pipes. phosphate “in order to more down to shrink the city’s foot- “As the money comes in in Private and Confidential WHY SHOULD I quickly coat the insides of the print. coming years and decades, (they • All transactions are SELL NOW? strictly confidential AmericInn city’s pipes.” An agency task The population in Flint, the should) make a case that it 1117 E. Cloverland Drive, Ironwood, MI 49938 1. If you have inherited items such • Of course, there is as coins, jewelry, diamonds and force plans to go to Flint to try to birthplace of General Motors, should be used to replace pipes,” never any charge for our Traveling to your area since 1988 antiques and you’re not inter- determine how badly damaged has fallen from a high of 200,000 he said. In the meantime, if lead opinion or advice. ested in keeping them, our peo- Monday, January 25 • 10 a.m.-6 p.m. ple will give you a FREE verbal they are. residents to fewer than 100,000 levels fall enough so the water is Most people have never appraisal. You decide if you want It could take a long time to as auto jobs disappeared. Fewer considered drinkable, “we would sold their merchandise Tuesday, January 26 • 10 a.m.-6 p.m. to sell your merchandise for like this before. CASH or keep it. determine the actual costs of fix- than 8,000 GM jobs remain. be happy.” 2. Cash is easier to divide and cre- Please come in for our Wednesday, January 27 • 10 a.m.-6 p.m. ates fewer problems when it cash offer. Thursday, January 28 • 8 a.m.-11 a.m. comes to settling estates. CASH OFFERS MADE ON THE FOLLOWING ITEMS Flight gear adorns crosses for 12 Marines killed in Hawaii MARINE CORPS BASE their efforts and said that some to prepare for any mission our All Political Baseball Cards DIAMONDS Items Under 1970 COINS HAWAII, Hawaii (AP) — Ser- of the rescuers were at the ser- nation asks of them will not be Any Size, Any Cut Gold Coins vicemen draped flight gear on 12 vice. forgotten,” his statement said. GOLD white crosses Friday to commem- “The sadness that this loss The crews belonged to Marine Wedding Rings Silver Coins Tennis Bracelets Class Rings, Wedding Rings orate the Marines who died when brings to their families and to Heavy Helicopter Squadron 463, 10K, 14K, 18K or 22K Jewelry Foreign Coins Platinum two helicopters crashed off the this squadron is immeasurable,” Marine Aircraft Group 24, 1st Gold Coins • Dental Gold, Scrap Gold Mint/Proof Sets Jewelry Gold-Filled or Plated Items coast of Hawaii during a night- Purcell said. “They were in the Marine Aircraft Wing. The Wire Commemorative Coins time training mission. prime of their life, full of joy and search for them began Jan. 14 Bullion Do NOT Clean Your Coins Franklin Mint Coins You May Decrease Their Value Military members and fami- hope — only to be taken from us when a witness on a beach lies gathered for a memorial ser- in an instant.” reported seeing the helicopters CURRENCY WRIST & POCKET WATCHES SILVER COINS vice at Marine Corps Base At the service, a bagpiper flying and then a fireball. Silver Certificates - U.S. Notes Any Watch, Working Or Not Half Dollars, Quarters, Dimes Hawaii in Kaneohe after the sta- played “Amazing Grace” and a The Marines were alerted National Currency - $500 and $1,000 Notes Elgin, Bulova, Hamilton, Accutron, Waltham, etc. 1964 and Older Horse Blanket/Large-Size Notes Railroad Pocket Watches, Rolex, Tag Heuer, Kennedy Halves 1965-1970 tus of the dozen missing Marines Marine band played taps, while when the CH-53E helicopters Fractioned Currency • Foreign Currency Cartier, Omega • Watch Cases Silver Dollars changed to deceased following fellow Marines shared vignettes each carrying six crew members five days of searching. about the fallen service mem- failed to return to their base. Vintage Toys, Games, Antique Victorian Enlarged pictures of the men bers. Capt. 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Email calendar items and com- Woods and Blooms Garden Ontonagon Village Housing, 100 munity news to news@yourdaily- Club, 6:30 p.m., Haines Civic Cen- Cane Court, Ontonagon. two vastly different societies globe.com. For more information, ter, Mercer, Wis. area74.org. call 906-932-2211. Alcoholics Anonymous, 7 Alcoholics Anonymous, 7:30 NEW YORK (AP) — “Out- cool comrades also includes an gy needs. And while the Far- Saturday, Jan. 23 p.m., Episcopal Church of the p.m., Our Lady of Peace Catholic siders,” the bare-knuckles new executive producer of “Out- rells are certainly no pack of Transfiguration, Ironwood. Church, Ironwood. area74.org. drama from WGN America, pits siders,” Paul Giamatti, whom sweethearts (it has to be more Alcoholics Anonymous, 11 area74.org. a tribe of off-the-grid hill people he first met when both were than coincidence that this in- a.m., Salem Lutheran Church, Iron- Government Saturday, Jan. 30 against “civilized” folk at the attending Yale Drama School. bred family’s surname is so sim- wood. area74.org. Gogebic Community College foot of the mountain who want Mattei (pronounced “mah- ilar to “feral”), one initial plan Community Pickleball Pad- Board, 4:30 p.m., room B-22 of the Alcoholics Anonymous, 11 to oust them to unearth a rich TAY”) today divides his time from their camp for how to meet Jacob Solin Business Center, GCC. a.m., Salem Lutheran Church, Iron- dlers, 2-5 p.m., Mercer School vein of coal just waiting to be between Austin, Texas, and their looming threat sounds gymnasium. 715-776-4588. Ironwood Area School District wood. area74.org. Board of Education, 5 p.m., spe- Community Pickleball Pad- mined once these long- upstate New York. But he was reasonable enough. Sunday, Jan. 24 cial meeting, board room. dlers, 2-5 p.m., Mercer School entrenched squatters are evict- inspired to create “Outsiders” “I wanted both worlds, in the Iron County Board of Supervi- gymnasium. 715-776-4588. ed. by memories from his post-colle- hills and down below, to have Alcoholics Anonymous, 1 sors, 6 p.m., courthouse, Hurley. Free Supper, 5-6 p.m., Apos- But it’s not going to be easy. giate days as a founding mem- lots of shades of gray,” says p.m., closed meeting, Salem Wednesday, Jan. 27 tolic Lutheran Church, Aurora Or pretty. ber of a theater company that Mattei. “This series is like all Lutheran Church, Ironwood. Street, Ironwood. “We don’t go up THERE, they staged its plays in a Tribeca the things I’ve done — a little Alcoholics Anonymous, 7:30 Christian Men of the North- Alcoholics Anonymous, 6-7 ain’t supposed to come down warehouse, and as a resident in bit like conceptual art, like a p.m., Sharon Lutheran Church, p.m., Church of Transfiguration, Bessemer. area74.org. land, 6:30 a.m., Uptown Cafe, Iron- HERE,” warns Deputy Wade, the dirt-cheap, but now super- thought experiment: ‘What wood. Ironwood. Open speaker meet- reciting the policy of detente chic, patch of Brooklyn known if.....?’” ing/potluck dinner. Mentoring of Moms, 9-10:30 that keeps a shaky peace in as Williamsburg. The “what-if” propelling Monday, Jan. 25 Annual MECCA Candlelight a.m., Range Community Bible place. It is Wade who now is “In Williamsburg, it felt like “Outsiders” was met with inter- Church, Hurley. 715-561-4355. ski, 6-9 p.m., MECCA, Mercer, Iron County Food Pantry, 9 Wis. ordered to drive them out. we had this ‘mountain’ we est from several networks, Mat- a.m.-4 p.m., 72 Michigan Ave., Mercer Area Play Group, Thomas M. Wright plays this could live on for free,” he says, tei says. But none more so than 9:30-11 a.m., all welcome, Mercer Sunday, Jan. 31 Montreal, Wis. 715-561-4450. put-upon lawman, with veteran invoking a Farrell-esque per- WGN America, which has found Alcoholics Anonymous, noon, (Wis.) Public Library. 715-476- 2366. Alcoholics Anonymous, 1 actor David Morse starring as spective. “Then, with gentrifi- success with a pair of ambitious Salem Lutheran Church, Ironwood. “Big Foster” Farrell, the fear- cation, along came the people dramas, “Manhattan” and area74.org. Alcoholics Anonymous, open p.m., closed meeting, Salem some heir-apparent to the with money, and they evicted “Salem,” and in March will Finnish Language class, 4 meeting, noon, Salem Lutheran Lutheran Church, Ironwood. p.m., Little Finland, Kimball, Wis. Church, Ironwood. area74.org. Alcoholics Anonymous, 7:30 tribe’s leadership, and, other- us. launch the Civil War-era Alcoholics Anonymous, 6 DOVE Support Group, noon-2 p.m., Sharon Lutheran Church, wise among the large cast, Ryan “I think a lot about money “Underground.” It handed him a p.m., Our Lady of Peace Catholic p.m. 906-932-4990. Bessemer. area74.org. Hurst (known to “Sons of Anar- and technology,” continues Mat- 13-episode straight-to-series Church, Ironwood. area74.org. Iron County Veterans Service Monday, Feb. 1 chy” fans as motorcycle gang- tei, who studied economics at deal. Harbortown AA, 7:30 p.m. EST, Officer, 1-3 p.m., Mercer (Wis.) ster Opie) portrays “Big Fos- Brown University and worked “WGN wants to take risks Ontonagon Village Housing, 100 Town Hall. 715-561-2190. Iron County Food Pantry, 9 ter’s” formidable but tormented for a time in the dot-com indus- and make a mark,” he says, Community Pickleball Pad- Cane Court, Ontonagon. a.m.-4 p.m., 72 Michigan Ave., son. try. “After Occupy Wall Street “and they know they aren’t area74.org. dlers, 3 to 6 p.m., Mercer School Montreal, Wis. 715-561-4450. gymnasium. Is the conflict in “Outsiders,” and the financial crisis, I was going to win in a crowded mar- Methamphetamine ETC, 8 Alcoholics Anonymous, noon, which finds the Farrells locked trying to find some way to write ketplace by putting bland stuff p.m., support group, Woodland Superior Snowshoe Walk, 6:30 Salem Lutheran Church, Ironwood. in internal strife while at the about that, too. It all came out there.” Church, Ironwood. 906-285-2813 p.m., Schaumburg Park. area74.org. or methetc.web.com. Government Alcoholics Anonymous, 6 brink of war with the outside together as this group of mod- “Outsiders” is not bland. Government Gogebic-Iron Wastewater p.m., Our Lady of Peace Catholic world, likely to cause fireworks ern-day people who live in an “I wanted to keep a kind of Gogebic County Family Authority and Board, 2 p.m., Church, Ironwood. area74.org. in this pocket of Appalachia? In anti-modern way, without tech- indie-film spirit going, a craft- Department of Human Services treatment facility board room. Ironwood Sports Hall of Fame, Farrell tribal-speak, you might nology, just as they had done for beer mentality,” says Mattei, Board, 9 a.m., Gogebic County Gogebic County Board, 6 p.m., Luther L. Wright School, say “Ged-gedyah.” Which trans- centuries. who, besides his writing duties, Medical Care Facility, Wakefield. finance committee, 4:30 p.m.; room 205. lates into “Hell, yeah!” (The “And then there comes a served as on-site showrunner, Gogebic County Health & Wel- board meeting, 5 p.m.; courthouse, MECCA Ski Club, 6:30 p.m., Bessemer. series premieres Tuesday at 9 threat” — Big Coal, enabling stewarding a company of more fare Committee, 9 a.m., Gogebic MECCA cabin near the treatment p.m. EST.) modern contrivances while than 100 in a rugged backwoods County Medical Care Facility, Thursday, Jan. 28 facility, Mercer, Wis. “Outsiders” was created by befouling nature — “to their shoot outside Pittsburgh. “My Wakefield. Harbortown AA, 7:30 p.m. EDT, Peter Mattei, a 58-year-old way of life. And they will have role was kind of preserving a Iron County Extension Educa- Gogebic County Veterans Ser- Ontonagon Village Housing, 100 tion Committee, 9 a.m., Iron vice Officer, 10:30-11:30 a.m., Cane Court, Ontonagon. artist-polymath (“Dilettante, I to defend it.” DIY aesthetic. My slogan was, County Courthouse, Hurley. Wakefield City Hall; 1-2 p.m., area74.org. think, is the word you’re looking Make no mistake, “Out- ‘Perfect is the enemy of great.’” Gogebic County Retirement Watersmeet Township; 2:45-3:15 Methamphetamine ETC, 8 for”) whose resume includes siders” doesn’t play favorites Thus did Mattei establish his Commission, 4 p.m., Gogebic p.m., Marenisco Township. 906- p.m., support group, Woodland playwright, novelist and film- between the Farrells, who only own backwoods society, one County Courthouse conference 667-1110. Church, Ironwood. 906-285-2813 maker with a 2002 indie pic- want to be left alone, and the with specially tailored rules and room, Bessemer. Alcoholics Anonymous, noon, or methetc.web.com. ture, “Love in the Time of villagers, who desperately need rituals, and even jargon for his Ironwood City Commission, Salem Lutheran Church, Ironwood. Government Money,” that Robert Redford the economic jolt this coal wind- characters mashed up from work session, 4:30 p.m.; regular area74.org. Bessemer City Council, 5:30 executive-produced and fea- fall might provide. Welsh and Gaelic. An out-of- meeting, 5:30 p.m.; Ironwood Grief Support Group, 2 p.m., p.m., city hall. tured Vera Farmiga, Rosario The first episode even the-ordinary drama? Ged- Memorial Building. all welcome, The Inn Bed and Ironwood Parks and Recre- Dawson, Steve Buscemi and includes a declaration of coal’s gedyah! Gogebic County Road Com- Breakfast, Montreal, Wis. 906-663- ation Committee, 5:30 p.m., meet- mission, 5 p.m., road commission 0308. ing, Conference Room 1, second Adrian Grenier. His range of importance to the nation’s ener- office, courthouse, Bessemer. ReGeneration Youth, 5:30-6:45 floor, Memorial Building, Ironwood. Bessemer Township Board, 5 p.m., ages 10-11; Relentless Youth, Tuesday, Feb. 2 p.m., township hall, Ramsay. 7-9 p.m., ages 12-18; Lighthouse Mercer School Board, 5 p.m., Faith Center, Ironwood. American Legion Auxiliary of Spacey: Underwood Mercer K-12 School commons, Alcoholics Anonymous, 6:30 Mercer/Manitowish Waters Sal- Mercer, Wis. p.m., First Presbyterian Church, vation Army event., 9-11:30 a.m., Ironwood Township Board, Hurley. area74.org. Mercer Community Building. would appreciate 5:30 p.m., township offices. Government Gogebic County Veterans Ser- Wakefield City Council, 5:30 Downtown Ironwood Develop- vice Officer, 9:30-11:30 a.m., Iron- US campaign p.m., city hall. ment Authority, 8 a.m., meeting, wood Memorial Building. 906-667- Bessemer Area School Dis- Conference Room 1, second floor, 1110. DAVOS, Switzerland (AP) — trict Board of Education, 6 p.m., Memorial Building, Ironwood. Alcoholics Anonymous, noon, A.D. Johnston High School library. Iron County Law Enforcement Frank Underwood would find Salem Lutheran Church, Ironwood. the U.S. electoral campaign SALE Committee, 5 p.m., courthouse, SALE Tuesday, Jan. 26 area74.org. “amusing,” says Kevin Spacey, Hurley. Ironwood Kiwanis Club, noon, Stop Down at who plays the ruthless politician Gogebic County Veterans Ser- Friday, Jan. 29 Golden Dragon. vice Officer, 9:30-11:30 a.m., Iron- Cribbage, 1 p.m., Mercer (Wis.) in the TV show “House of Cards.” wood Memorial Building. 906-667- Double Trouble, 11 a.m.- Public Library. 715-476-2366. Bringing his star power to the HOME EXPRESSIONS CEO-packed World Economic 1110. 12:30 p.m., Serenity Center, Government Always Fresh ~ Always New with Every Changing Season Breakfast For Your Brain, 10 Ironwood. Wakefield Township Board, Forum in Davos, Switzerland, a.m., Mercer (Wis.) Community Mercer Food Pantry, noon-1 5:30 p.m., township hall. Spacey told participants on Fri- Center. 715-561-2695. p.m., Railroad Street, Mercer, Wis. Mercer, Wis., Town Board day: “I think in the first place 116 Main Street W., Ashland, WI 54806 • 715-682-2455 Alcoholics Anonymous, noon, Emergencies: 715-476-7655. Forum, 7-8:30 p.m., Mercer Com- that Donald Trump.... uh, sorry, Salem Lutheran Church, Ironwood. Alcoholics Anonymous/Al- munity Center. that Frank Underwood...” before area74.org. Anon, noon, Salem Lutheran getting drowned out in laughs. Ironwood Kiwanis Club, noon, Church, Ironwood. area74.org. “I think Frank Underwood Golden Dragon. Harbortown AA, 7:30 p.m. EST, would look at this particular School menus year and find it as amusing as I do,” he said. The American actor’s appear- Area schools have released beans, applesauce. baby carrots. ance drew some of the largest menus for the week of Jan. 25- Tuesday: Baked chicken Tuesday: Chicken tenders, interest so far at the Davos 29. All meals are served with drummies, green beans, mashed oven fries. event, with long queues of high- milk. Fruit, vegetables and bread potatoes. Wednesday: Taco soup. power business executives hop- are served at most schools daily. Wednesday: Walking tacos, Thursday: Turkey wrap, black ing to attend his closed-door A salad bar may also be avail- Mexican fruit salad. bean salsa. event, which focused on the the- able. Thursday: Chicken ranch Friday: Pizza. atricality of American politics wrap. and his career. Monday:Bessemer Raviolis, garlic Friday: Bosco sticks. Monday:Wakefield-Marenisco Quesadillas. Spacey said, on a somber bread. Tuesday: Diced chicken note, that Trump’s campaign Tuesday: Salisbury steak, Monday: Breakfast:Mercer Muffin — gravy. reminds him of that of George mashed potatoes. Lunch: Chicken alfredo, peas, Wednesday: Corn dogs. Wallace, the populist Alabama Wednesday: Tangerine chick- stawberries. Thursday: Chicken nuggets, governor who favored racial seg- en, lo mein veggies, rice. Tuesday: Breakfast: Oatmeal oven fries. regation, in 1968. Trump has Thursday: Softshell tacos. — Lunch: Ravioli, green beans. Friday: Chili. made some controversial com- Friday: Chef’s salad, bosco Wednesday: Breakfast: Pan- ments during his campaign, for sticks. cakes — Lunch: Chicken patty Monday:Watersmeet Cheddar cheese example saying he would favor on a bun. omelets, sausage links, hash- banning some Muslims from Monday:Ewen-Trout Cheeseburger, Creek fries, Thursday: Breakfast: Bagel brown patty. entering the U.S. green beans, mixed fruit. — Lunch: Bosco sticks, corn, Tuesday: Nachos. Tuesday: Pepperoni calzone, pears. Wednesday: Chicken rice green salad, orange wedges, Friday: Breakfast: Cinnamon casserole. apple. roll — Lunch: Tomato soup, Thursday: Tomato soup, Wednesday: Boneless chicken grilled cheese sandwiches. grilled cheese sandwiches. wings, baby carrots, celery, sweet Friday: Noodle hot dish, corn, In Loving Memory of Rita Barbera Ontonagon potatoes. Monday: Cuban sandwich, pears, roll. who passed away eight years ago on Thursday: Pulled pork on a bun, hash brown stars, chocolate ice cream, pineapple. January 24, 2008 Friday: Tomato soup, grilled NOTICE OF I thought of you with love today, cheese sandwiches. PUBLIC HEARING but that is nothing new. I thought about you yesterday Monday: Hurley Breakfast: Cinna- CITY OF BESSEMER mon oatmeal — Lunch: Chili, and the day before that, too. garlic bread. SPECIAL USE PERMIT APPLICATION I think of you in silence, Tuesday: Breakfast: Cherry The Planning Commission for the City of Bessemer will hold a I often say your name, fraedel — Lunch: Hot dogs, Public Hearing on Wednesday, January 27, 2016 at 5:15 p.m. CST but all I have is memories beans. in the Bessemer City Hall, Council Chambers, 411 South Sophie and your picture in a frame. Wednesday: Breakfast: Cinna- Street, Bessemer, MI 49911 to receive public comment regarding mon rolls — Lunch: Beefy cheesy Your memory is my keepsake, nachos. the construction of a new Gogebic County Road Commission fa- with which I’ll never part. Thursday: Breakfast: Bagel cility and application for a special use permit. Said documents God has you in His keeping, — Lunch: Hamburgers, fries. may be viewed at the above address during normal office hours I have you in my heart. Friday: Breakfast: Blueberry (M-F 8:00 - 4:30). Written comments may be submitted to the mini waffles — Lunch: Calzones. above address, ATTN: Clerk. Sadly missed by her husband, Frank; Children & Grandchildren Monday:Ironwood Hot dogs, baked James K. Trudgeon, Clerk 4 l SATURDAY, JANUARY 23, 2016 OPINION THE DAILY GLOBE • YOURDAILYGLOBE.COM Sanders’ campaign prompts hippie-era flashbacks Unpack your old tie-dyed T-shirts, roll took a honeymoon trip to the Soviet Union in DAILY GLOBE yourself a fat doobie and warm up the 1988? George Will does. ancient VW bus. We’re going to do Woodstock Does that make him disloyal? Of course Sue Mizell, Publisher and the 1972 presidential election all over not, merely a bit of a crank. As Sanders loy- again. And this time, the hippies are going to alists are quick to remind you, President Larry Holcombe, Managing Editor win! Four years of peace, love, and single- Reagan went to Moscow to negotiate nuclear payer health care. Gene arms reductions with Gorbachev that year. But do take care to clear the path for Lyons Anyway, as a personal matter, I got my fill Bernie Sanders. Because if he steps in some- of Marxist faculty lounge lizards back in the In Their Opinion thing the dog left behind, he’s going to blame tie-dyed, VW bus era. Disagree, and you’re an Wall Street and start yelling and waving his immoral sellout. That gets old really fast. Protect public from state arms around. Writing in Washington Monthly, David And you know how much that upsets careers. Atkins does a manful job of trying to explain Republican congressmen who are otherwise That would be true even if you didn’t know away a Gallup poll showing that while 38 budget bombshells so eager to oblige his plans to soak the rich that bringing Hillary Clinton down has been percent of Americans say they’d never vote Asked if there will be changes this year to how the Leg- and give everybody free college, free health an obsessive quest in Washington and New for a Muslim president, and 40 percent islature’s finance committee wraps up its work on state care, free Bubble Up and rainbow stew, as York newsrooms for 24 years. wouldn’t support an atheist, fully 50 percent budgets, Assembly Speaker Robin Vos responded: “Why the old Merle Haggard song had it. During most of which time it’s been, said no socialists need apply. would there be?” OK, so I’m being a smart aleck. I was “Bernie who?” That Vermont socialist who’s Can Bernie persuade them otherwise? moved to satire by a couple of moments from all the time yelling? That guy? I don’t see how. Most Americans don’t The answer is simple: Because a lot of committee mem- last week’s Democratic and Republican pres- Yeah, him. The guy with the Brooklyn actually hate the rich, and his despairing bers — including some of the speaker’s fellow Republi- idential debates. First, Sen. Sanders, boast- accent and the Wacky Prof look who says portrait of contemporary American life does- cans — don’t know what they’re voting on. ing about a Wall Street Journal/NBC News “billionaire” the way some people say “ebola.” n’t square with most people’s experiences. That’s a pretty good reason for budget motions to be poll that shows him beating Donald Trump Not that there’s anything wrong with that. “Against these liabilities,” writes made public at least 24 hours before the Legislature’s by 15 points at 54 to 39 (Hillary Clinton tops The same guy Ohio Gov. John Kasich bold- Jonathan Chait, “Sanders offers the left-wing Joint Finance Committee votes on them. Trump only 51-41). ly predicted would lose all 50 states if version of a hoary political fantasy: That a Identifying who is responsible for slipping policy and Both would be huge landslides. In 1972, Democrats were foolish enough to nominate more pure candidate can rally the People into spending into the state budget at the last minute also Richard Nixon defeated George McGovern him. a righteous uprising that would unsettle the makes sense. The sponsors of any changes should be 61-38. The Democrat won only Mas- Actually, I’m confident Sanders would conventional laws of politics.” clearly identified so the public knows who is to credit or sachusetts. carry Vermont and probably Massachusetts Meanwhile, not only has Sanders present- blame. The part Sanders left out and that Hillary against any Republican nominee. New ed no realistic political scenario for enacting These smart reforms aren’t being proposed by just any- was also wise enough to leave unmentioned Hampshire and Maine could be out of reach. his vaunted reforms, serious observers also one. They come from the vice chairman of the Joint is that the same poll shows her leading him Even against Trump? Well theoretical question their substance. Finance Committee itself: Rep. Dale Kooyenga, R-Brook- 59 to 34 percent in the Democratic contest matchups mean next to nothing this far out. Liberal MVP Paul Krugman: field. nationally. Twenty-five points. Also, I suspect that Bernie’s big advantage — “To be harsh but accurate: The Sanders Kooyenga has been trying to make his powerful com- She’d have to be a fool to take that to the hard for politically active readers to believe health plan looks a little bit like a standard mittee more transparent and accountable since last sum- bank, although it does demonstrate why a lot — is that most voters know almost nothing Republican tax-cut plan, which relies on fan- mer’s July Fourth bombshell. Legislative leaders, with of the racehorse commentary has it upside- about him. Only that he’s neither Hillary nor tasies about huge supply-side effects to make involvement by Gov. Scott Walker’s office, sprung a pack- down. See, unless Bernie manages to prevail The Donald. the numbers supposedly add up.” age of last-minute budget changes on the eve of the holi- in the Iowa caucuses, his campaign pretty I also suspect that a Trump vs. Sanders During the recent debate, Bernie accused day weekend, hoping to diminish scrutiny. much goes on life support. A New Englander matchup would bring a serious third-party Hillary of failing to take his candidacy seri- Among the changes were sweeping secrecy provisions nearly always wins in New Hampshire, and challenge. Anyway, let the GOP attack ously. Fair enough. But has he? rarely goes anywhere after that. machine get to work on Sanders and I’m columnist Gene Lyons that would have exempted state lawmakers from Wiscon- Arkansas Times Almost needless to say, all polls are indi- guessing we’d soon learn that there’s no great is a National Magazine Award winner and sin’s open records law. Nearly all documents created by vidually suspect. Also, the national media yearning among the electorate for socialism co-author of “The Hunting of the President” state leaders and their publicly paid staff would have gives far more play to surveys depicting a — democratic or not. (St. Martin’s Press, 2000). You can email been off-limits to citizens. close contest. They’re better for journalists’ Did you know, for example, that Sanders Lyons at [email protected]. Kooyenga and other members of the committee said they didn’t fully understand the long list of measures put before them for a vote late at night leading into the holi- day weekend. Democratic members were even more in the Today in history dark, as was the general public. Yet a fierce backlash from media, good-government The Associated Press groups, some elected officials and private citizens forced Today’s Highlight in History legislative leaders and the governor to quickly announce On Jan. 23, 1516, King Ferdi- they would reverse the committee’s vote. nand II of Aragon, who with his late The troubling episode was a severe blow to public trust queen consort, Isabella of Castile, in state leaders. And after days of lawmakers refusing to sponsored the first voyage of identify the source of the colossal mistake, the State Jour- Christopher Columbus in 1492, died in Madrigalejo, Spain. nal scoured public records to determine Speaker Vos was On this date behind the offensive proposal. In 1789, Georgetown University And now the speaker wants to know why more trans- was established in present-day parency is needed. Rep. Kooyenga can explain it to you, Washington, D.C. Mr. Speaker. Unfortunately, it appears most of the Legis- In 1845, Congress decided all lature needs a tutorial as well. national elections would be held on That’s because no senators have been willing to co- the first Tuesday after the first Mon- day in November. sponsor Kooyenga’s modest yet vital proposals. And sup- In 1933, the 20th Amendment to port in the Assembly appears scant. the U.S. Constitution, the so-called Budget secrecy may be good for the politicians, helping “Lame Duck Amendment,” was rati- them to dodge responsibility for their actions. But it’s fied as Missouri approved it. always bad for the public, regardless of the issues at In 1944, Norwegian painter stake. Edvard Munch (“The Scream”) died Kooyenga should keep pushing for his 24-hour rule and near Oslo at age 80. In 1950, the Israeli Knesset better identification of who sponsors budget changes. approved a resolution affirming Controversial amendments should be thoroughly vetted, Jerusalem as the capital of Israel. not rammed through Joint Finance late at night without In 1960, the U.S. Navy-operated notice. bathyscaphe Trieste carried two “It’s been going on for years, both parties,” Kooyenga men to the deepest known point in said. “It has to stop.” the Pacific Ocean, reaching a depth later finding a lawful reason to justi- nia, at age 96. The Pittsburgh Steel- is 72. Rhythm-and-blues singer He’s right. of more than 35,000 feet. fy the dismissal. ers advanced to their third Super Jerry Lawson is 72. Sen. Thomas R. In 1964, the 24th Amendment to In 2005, former “Tonight Show” Bowl in six years with a 24-19 victo- Carper, D-Del., is 69. Singer Anita And more leaders from both political parties should the United States Constitution, elim- host Johnny Carson died in Los ry over the New York Jets to win the Pointer is 68. Actor Richard Dean back his reforms. inating the poll tax in federal elec- Angeles at age 79. AFC championship. The Green Bay Anderson is 66. Rock musician Bill —Wisconsin State Journal tions, was ratified as South Dakota Ten years ago: Ford Motor Co. Packers defeated the Chicago Cunningham is 66. Rock singer became the 38th state to endorse it. said it would cut up to 30,000 jobs Bears, 21-14, in the NFC champi- Robin Zander (Cheap Trick) is 63. In 1968, North Korea seized the and idle 14 facilities in North Ameri- onship game. Former Los Angeles Mayor Antonio Navy intelligence ship USS Pueblo, ca by 2012. A U.S. military jury at One year ago: King Abdullah of Villaraigosa is 63. Princess Caroline charging its crew with being on a Fort Carson, Colorado, ordered a Saudi Arabia, 90, the powerful U.S. of Monaco is 59. Singer Anita Baker Letters Policy spying mission. (The crew was reprimand, but no jail time, for Chief ally who’d fought against al-Qaida is 58. Reggae musician Earl Falcon- released 11 months later.) Warrant Officer Lewis Welshofer Jr., and sought to modernize the ultra- er (UB40) is 57. Actress Gail In 1973, President Richard Nixon The Daily Globe welcomes letters from readers. Letters should deal an Army interrogator convicted of conservative Muslim kingdom, died O’Grady is 53. Actress Mariska Har- announced an accord had been with matters of current, public interest. We will publish as many as possi- killing an Iraqi general. Stephen in Riyadh. Chicago Cubs Hall of gitay is 52. Rhythm-and-blues reached to end the Vietnam War, ble. We reserve the right to reject any letter and to edit those that are to Harper and his Conservative Party Famer Ernie Banks, 83, died. Roger singer Marc Nelson is 45. Actress and would be formally signed four be published. Please avoid name-calling or personal attacks. won Canada’s national elections, Federer was ousted from the Aus- Tiffani Thiessen is 42. Rock musi- days later in Paris. ending 13 years of Liberal rule. tralian Open in the third round, beat- cian Nick Harmer (Death Cab for Letters should be no longer than 400 words. They must be signed by In 1989, surrealist artist Salvador Five years ago: Allies and en by Andreas Seppi 6-4, 7-6 (5), 4- Cutie) is 41. Christian rock musician the author, and an address and phone number must be included for veri- Dali died in his native Figueres, adversaries of President Hugo 6, 7-6 (5). Nick DePartee (Kutless) is 31. fication purposes. Spain, at age 84. Chavez took to the streets of Cara- Today’s Birthdays Singer-actress Rachel Crow is 18. Letters may be mailed to Letters to the Editor, Daily Globe, 118 E. In 1995, the Supreme Court, in cas by the thousands, staging rival Actress Jeanne Moreau is 88. Thought for Today McLeod Ave., Ironwood MI 49938; emailed to: McKennon vs. Nashville Banner demonstrations to commemorate Actress Chita Rivera is 83. Actor- “It’s not what you are, it’s what [email protected]; or faxed to 906-932-4211. Publishing Co., ruled that compa- the 53rd anniversary of Venezuela’s director Lou Antonio is 82. Jazz you don’t become that hurts.” — Brief, thank-you letters will be considered for our Saturday “Bouquets” nies accused of firing employees democracy. Fitness guru Jack musician Gary Burton is 73. Actor Oscar Levant, pianist-composer- column. illegally could not escape liability by LaLanne died in Morro Bay, Califor- Gil Gerard is 73. Actor Rutger Hauer actor (1906-1972).

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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 SATURDAY, JANUARY 23, 2016 l 5 fill” and wants to help get the AREA / STATEM T . Z I O N Record Boline word of the VSU out to increase awareness. Boline said she doesn’t have POLICE REPORTS plans for her retirement yet. From page 1 Gogebic County “My time is going to be my A bartender at Pit Stop Bar and Kallas. As the new coordinator, own,” she said. Grill in Bessemer on Sophie Street Kallas said she “has big shoes to requested an officer to patrol the area on Friday at 2:15 a.m. The bartender said she was try- like to use a small space in the ing to close, and there was a Hurley school for a dental chair and X- “creepy guy” hanging around and ray machine. making her nervous, according to a School board member Maria Gogebic County Sheriff’s Depart- Sokol said with the health ment report. From page 1 A deputy responded. department moving into the ——— similar to military labs. school soon, it might be best for Beacon Ambulance and Gogebic Zona Wick, of the Iron Coun- health officials to coordinate the County Sheriff’s Department deputy ty Health Department, said her dental services. were dispatched to the A.D. John- department previously offered Wick said she has worked ston High School in Bessemer on varnishing of children’s teeth well with Northlakes in the Thursday at 7:59 p.m. for a possible and Northlakes has since taken past. broken leg that occurred during a over. Board members took no basketball game. Wick said varnishing “gives action on setting up space for A boy hyper-extended his knee, according to the GSCD report. kids confidence” to see a dentist the dental workers, saying the and not fear the procedures. district would stay in touch with Lottery Cutler said Northlakes would Northlakes.

Friday Michigan Poker Lotto: AC-JD-QD-10C-2H 1 dead in Michigan due to listeria Midday Daily 3: 6-8-3 Midday Daily 4: 5-9-1-6 Daily 3: 8-7-3 Daily 4: 7-0-6-1 outbreak linked to packaged lettuce Fantasy 5: 11-22-31-33-37 Tom Stankard/Daily Globe Keno: 04-09-15-22-26-29-32-37-39-42-46-47-51-55- WASHINGTON (AP) — Pack- the salads by the letter “A’’ at the AIDAN GRASER, 12, of Ironwood, skis down Mt. Zion at Gogebic Community College backwards Friday after- 61-62-63-66-70-72-77-79 noon. Wisconsin aged salads produced at a Dole beginning of the manufacturing 5 Card Cash: KC-JH-QS-8C-10C facility in Ohio are linked to one code on the packages. SuperCash: 05-12-19-23-26-37, Doubler: N death in Michigan, the Centers Badger 5: 12-15-18-21-28 The agency said that the ill- Daily Pick 3: 7-8-4 for Disease Control and Preven- nesses were in Michigan, New Daily Pick 4: 1-6-9-6 tion said Friday. York, Indiana, Massachusetts, Multi-state Students at Zeeland charter Mega Millions: 21-25-40-46-56, Mega Ball: 3, Megapli- The CDC said 12 people in six New Jersey and Pennsylvania. er: 5 states have been hospitalized in Those sickened ranged in age the outbreak since July after eat- from three years old to 83 years ing salads sold under the names Designer makes gowns out old. school open coffee shop of car interior material Dole, Fresh Selections, Simple In a statement, Dole said its Truth, Marketside, The Little other facilities are not linked to HOLLAND (AP) — Re:Fuel, a for guests of the school’s open The cafeteria space in the DETROIT (AP) — One auto Salad Bar and President’s the outbreak. The company said student-designed and operated house. The coffee is supplied by iCademy and Innocademy build- supplier is taking the term Choice. it is withdrawing the salads from coffee shop at a Zeeland charter Aldea of Grand Haven. The shop ing has always been present, and “ready to wear” to a whole new The CDC said it linked the sale in more than 20 states and school, is now open for business. will be open from 8:30 a.m. to 1 teacher Phil Dirkse who runs level. outbreak to the Dole salads this Inteva Products LLC commis- three Canadian provinces. Students at iCademy Global p.m. on school days. Zipper Labs has been trying to month after Ohio agriculture in Zeeland have been creating a “I started drinking coffee figure out a purpose for it. sioned a fashion designer to pro- Listeria primarily affects the officials found listeria in a bag business plan for the shop for at when I was 5 years old,” said “A big part of iCademy is a duce four gowns using the same elderly, people with compro- bought at a retail location. The least the past year. In May 2015, Mike Kolenbrander, 16, a sopho- global focus,” Dirkse said, noting thermoplastic material the mised immune systems, and strain of listeria was “highly a group of high school students more at the school. that the school is planning maker of engineered components related genetically” to the liste- pregnant women and newborn traveled to Honduras to learn Kolenbrander is among the another trip to Honduras in May. and systems places in the instru- ria that had made people sick. infants. It can cause fever, mus- more about the economy of coffee students in the coffee shop man- “Kids can meet the farmers that ment panel surface of a number The CDC said Dole had cle aches and gastrointestinal — and how important it is to the agement class that will be man- make the coffee.” of General Motors Co. vehicles. stopped all production at the symptoms and can be fatal. It local growers that they be paid ning the counter for the rest of Tyler Huizenga, social studies The results were on display Springfield, Ohio, plant and is also can cause miscarriage, still- fairly for their hard work. the semester. For him, three teacher, helped the class make during a recent pop-up fashion withdrawing packaged salads on birth, premature labor, and seri- “It’s the really cool, hands-on cups a day is standard. the connection with the growers show at the North American the market that were produced ous illness or death in newborn learning that I really enjoy,” Other students enjoyed the in Honduras. Huizenga used to International Auto Show in there. Consumers can identify babies. senior Sara VanBeek, 17, told introduction to the addictive liq- teach in Honduras. Detroit. The Holland Sentinel. “The goal uid, like Jacquelyn Buckner, 17, “That’s my passion, is the Four models outfitted with is to let people know about coffee a senior. international development,” formal dresses made from Inte- Sanders plans Duluth rally Tuesday and the work behind coffee . I “My favorite part was learning Huizenga said. “I want to help to va’s Inteather material strutted think everyone would be a little how to make the coffee, because plant that seed (for students), to up and down a carpeted area, DULUTH, Minn. — Demo- the public. more appreciative of coffee I’ve never really been around it,” want to travel.” passing by dumbfounded auto cratic presidential contender Admission will be on a first instead of just going to Star- Buckner said. The class was able to launch show attendees as well as the Bernie Sanders will hold a cam- come, first served basis, accord- bucks.” Students met each Wednes- the coffee shop with a $3,000 GMC Yukon and Sierra, both of paign rally inside Duluth’s ing to rally promoters. Re:Fuel celebrated its grand day for about two hours to plan loan. All proceeds from the initial which feature instrument panel DECC Arena Tuesday. Doors open at 2 p.m. and the opening Jan. 14 by brewing up out the business. The shop tried sales will go to paying back the exteriors made of Inteather, a The event is free and open to rally begins. cups of both light and dark roasts out its soft opening in December. loan. thermoplastic olefin material.

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PHOENIX (AP) — A former after leaving the church. ing as an arm of the church and against them based on their Wyler said although he was by church leaders. The fund is member of a polygamous reli- “There are two sets of rules discriminating against nonbe- religion. forced out of the church in 2004, now controlled by the state and gious sect that is the focus of a depending upon who you are,” lievers by systematically deny- The case marks one of the he actually started to turn controls the housing within the discrimination trial in Arizona Wyler told the jury in U.S. Dis- ing them housing, water ser- boldest efforts by the govern- against it after he heard Jeffs community. described on Thursday how he trict Court. vices and police protection. ment to confront what critics call for the executions of the Wyler cited his work for the suddenly became the victim of Wyler is the second former Police officers are accused of have said was a corrupt regime attorneys general of Arizona trust as evidence of how town vandalism and intimidation member of the Fundamentalist failing to investigate crimes in both towns. and Utah. leaders treat non-believers after he left the church. Church of Jesus Christ of Latter against nonbelievers and Wyler on Thursday provided “That shook me up real bad,” differently. He was once Isaac Wyler said he com- Day Saints to testify at the trial assisting leader Warren Jeffs a look into life in the towns. He Wyler said. “I don’t feel like I charged and convicted of tres- plained to local authorities hun- on behalf of the U.S. Justice while he was a fugitive on says his hometown of Colorado signed up for any religion like passing for carrying out an dreds of times after his horse Department. The sect broke charges of arranging mar- City had parades, fairs and this.” eviction in his work for the property was vandalized, away from mainstream Mor- riages between girls and older other happy social gatherings After leaving the church, trust, but noted that none of including water lines and fences monism when the latter dis- men. when he was growing up, but Wyler went on to work part- his complaints about vandal- being cut, but the police did avowed polygamy more than The communities deny the those activities ended after time as a consultant for a com- ism at his property ever led to nothing because he was no 100 years ago. allegations and say religion Jeffs took over as the church’s munal land trust that was once arrests. longer a member of the church. The Justice Department isn’t a motivating factor in their top leader. run by Jeffs but was seized by “I feel like my complaints go He also described finding a accuses Colorado City, Arizona, decisions. They believe the gov- “Everything changed,” Wyler the state of Utah in 2005 amid into a bin that says garbage on dozen dead cats on his property and Hildale, Utah, of function- ernment is discriminating said. allegations of mismanagement it,” he said. LET US REPLENISH THE SEED OF FAITH THROUGH. . . Regular Church Attendance

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MICHIGAN rotates among the three other Sunday, 9 a.m. Communion MARENISCO ROCKLAND WISCONSIN U.S. 51. IRONWOOD CLP churches. second and fourth Sundays. St. Catherine’s Catholic. St. Mary’s Catholic. Satur- HURLEY Our Lady Queen of Peace Apostolic Lutheran. 326 W. St. Paul Lutheran (ELCA). United Methodist. Sunday, Sunday Mass, 8 a.m. day: confessions, 3:30 p.m.; First Presbyterian. Sunday, Catholic. Masses: Sunday, 8 Aurora. Sunday, 9:30 a.m. sun- 111 S. Curry. Sunday worship, 11 a.m. Communion first Sun- MASS CITY Mass, 4 p.m. 9:15 a.m. worship, Sunday a.m., Wednesday, 5:15 p.m., day school, 10 a.m. bible study, 10:30 a.m. Coffee fellowship, day. St. Paul’s Lutheran. Sun- St. Paul United Methodist. school and nursery. 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Second p.m. Adventist. 31369 N Firesteel. a.m., worship, 9:30 a.m.; Methodist. Sunday, worship, byterian). Sunday, 9:30 a.m. Living Hope. Sunday, 9:30 and fourth Sundays, 11 a.m. St. Ann Catholic. Sunday, Saturday church service, 10 Wednesday, Bible study, prayer 8:45 a.m., youth group, 5 p.m.; Episcopal. Saturday: Epis- a.m.; Thursday, Bible study, 7 p.m. Third Sunday, Christ Lutheran Mass, 11 a.m. a.m. Bible study, Saturday, 11:15 meeting, 6:30 p.m. Monday, Kids Club, after copal Eucharist, 5 p.m. at Com- To make changes in listings, Parish joint worship, service Trinity Lutheran (Missouri). a.m. school. munity Presbyterian Church, call 906-932-2211. THE DAILY GLOBE • YOURDAILYGLOBE.COM AREA / STATE SATURDAY, JANUARY 23, 2016 l 7 Obituaries Some want to block Wisconsin coyote hunting contest MADISON, Wis. (AP) — As that offer prizes after a push hunting gear or other prizes. mar did not return calls for com- Judi Forslund the sun begins to set this week- from such conservation groups as Some contests ban hunting with ment. end in northern Wisconsin, Project Coyote and Center of Bio- dogs; others encourage it. “It’s a very disturbing trend,” SHAWNEE, Okla. — Judi Forslund, 62, formerly of Iron- hunters will start to gather at logical Diversity. In other states, Saturday’s contest includes a said Center of Biological Diversi- wood, Mich., was called to be with her Father in Heaven on Main Street Ed’s in the small like Idaho and Oregon, lawsuits category for hound hunters and ty conservation advocate Michael Thursday, Jan. 14, 2016, in Shawnee. town of Argonne, coyote carcass- from conservation groups have one for hunters who attract coy- Robinson. “It’s about body counts She was born Judith Eileen Negri on Feb. 21, 1953, at the es in tow. Some will only have stopped or downsized popular otes with calls. Argonne Town and it reduces living animals, liv- Divine Infant Hospital in Wakefield, Mich. She was the third one; others could bring in a half- hunts. An online petition is circu- Board Chairman Don LeMaster ing beings, it reduces them to a child of John D. Negri and Patricia J. (Hemkes) Negri. She dozen or more. lating to halt Saturday’s event in and contest organizer Josh Voll- score.” attended school in Wakefield and later graduated in June 1971 After a weigh-in at the tavern, Wisconsin. from Luther L. Wright High School in Ironwood. hunters will take home prizes for At least 80 formal coyote Upon her graduation, she began her education in cosmetol- the largest and smallest coyotes, hunting contests and tourna- ogy at the Academy of Hair Design in as well as for the most killed. ments took place in 23 states Duluth, Minn., graduating in 1972. She Also-rans will still have a shot at over the past year, according to received her original license in Minnesota the gun raffle, meat raffle or door the Coyote Contest website, 2016 and subsequently held licenses in Michigan, prizes. which lists such events. Others Illinois, Indiana, Arkansas, Oklahoma and Coyote-hunting contests are not listed, like the one taking aren’t unusual around the coun- place in Argonne. ICE FISHING Tennessee. She worked in numerous salons try, and in Wisconsin, any season The hunts can end with and owned/operated salons in Michigan, Illi- is open and legal season on the upward of 100 coyotes killed. The TOURNAMENT nois, Indiana, Arkansas and Oklahoma. She animals. Supporters say such three-day Coyote Craze Classic and her family moved to Shawnee in Jan- hunts help control the coyote in Nebraska last year took in 173 uary 1994. At the time of her death, she population. But they’re facing a coyotes, according to the event SATURDAY, JANUARY 30TH owned and operated the LaBella Salon in Judi Forslund 1953 — 2016 growing backlash from conserva- website. 7am-5pm - Gile Flowage Shawnee. tionists and wildlife lovers, who “There’s so many coyotes, On Feb. 10, 1973, Judi was married at Trinity Lutheran compare them to cockfighting there’s so many predators in the Categories: Walleye, Northern Church in Ironwood to Phillip C. “Phil” Forslund. This Febru- and dogfighting and are pushing woods here that are knocking ary, they would have celebrated their 43rd anniversary. She to ban the contests. down our deer,” said John $15 entry fee per person, loved spending time with her family, especially her children, “This is senseless and it’s Aschenbrenner, a Forest County cooking, especially Italian, singing in the church choir, the bloodlust and it’s not about con- delegate to the Wisconsin Con- age 12 & under are free company of her Bichon, Ricco, and serving her clients — her servation, it’s basically about servation Congress, an elected (12 & under will receive non-cash prizes) friends. Also, she cherished the memories from a 2013 trip to using living targets,” said Melis- body that advises the Natural 100% Payout to top 4 places Northern Italy where she had the chance to meet all of her sa Smith, executive director of Resources Board and Depart- father’s relatives who still reside there. Friends of the Wisconsin Wolf, ment of Natural Resources. in each category She is survived by her husband, Phil, Shawnee; daughter, which fears protected wolves will Hunters typically kill any- Alicia D. (Keith) Miller and son, Benjamin R. Forslund, who be accidentally killed by coyote where from one or two coyotes to Early Bird registration - first 20 registers all reside in Yukon; her mother, Patricia Jacobson, Minocqua, hunters. “We’re hunters, we real- more than a dozen in these con- are entered in a $25 cash prize Wis.; brother, John C. Negri, Flint, Mich.; sister, Jayne A. ly feel like this gives hunters a tests. Most states have no bag Negri, Nashville, Tenn.; mother-in-law, Vienna Forslund, bad name that do things ethical- limit on coyotes. Hunters with Register at Annie’s Pub in Gile, WI by midnight 1/29/16 Ironwood; sisters-in-law, Dianne (Mark) Fiebrink, Naples, ly.” the highest kill count, the mang- In 2014, California officials Fla., and Judy (Mark) Bledsoe, Aberdeen, S.D.; brothers-in iest kill or the largest or smallest For more info call 715-561-3113 banned coyote hunting contests take home cash, belt buckles, law, Jim Forslund, Tempe, Ariz., and Chris (Brenda) Forslund, Green Bay, Wis.; numerous cousins, nieces, nephews, aunts, uncles and other relatives throughout the US and in Italy; and many, many friends all over the U.S. She was preceded in death by her paternal and maternal grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. John Negri and Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hemkes; her father, John D. Negri; step-father, Clyde “Jake” Jacobson; father-in-law, Clarence B. Forslund; sister- in-law, Carol (Kehoe) Negri, as well as numerous other rela- tives. DISCOUNTS AT THIS STORE ONLY Funeral services will take place Wednesday, Jan. 27, at 11 a.m., at Trinity Lutheran Church, E5104 E. Margaret St., in Ironwood, with Pastor Kurt Brandon officiating. Visitation IRONWOOD • 1400 EAST CLOVERLAND DR will be held from 4-7 p.m. on Tuesday at the church, and again from 10 a.m until the time of service on Wednesday. A reception will follow the service in the church fellowship Sale Starts Sunday 1/24 hall. OVER $2.5 Committal and interment will be in Sunset Acres Cemetery, Ironwood Township, in the spring. Pallbearers will be Rick Minkin, Steve Pavlovich, Ron Van MILLION OF Hyfte, Joel Laessig, Robert Bruno and Dennis Sliva. Honorary pallbearers will be family members who reside in INVENTORY Italy, to include Paolo Mogli, Renzo Bruno Mattiet, Davide STORESTORE Bruno Mattiet, Luca Bruno Mattiet, Enrico Bruno Mattiet and Paolo Di Vita. In lieu of flowers, gifts can be made in Judi’s memory to the Building Fund, Redeemer Lutheran Church, W. 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8 l SATURDAY, JANUARY 23, 2016 NATION THE DAILY GLOBE • YOURDAILYGLOBE.COM Trump, GOP leaders realizing they may need each other DES MOINES, Iowa (AP) — got this personality where I do from those who see themselves operative who is running one of Donald Trump and some main- believe he could work with as outside the Republican estab- the GOP’s few anti-Trump stream Republicans are engaged Congress.” lishment. Sarah Palin, the for- efforts, said donors affiliated in a long-distance flirtation. Both Trump, too, has started to mer Alaska governor and a with other candidates would sides are coming to the realiza- suggest that he’d look for ways to favorite of the tea party insur- rather let Trump beat Cruz in tion that they’ll need each other work with Republican leaders if gency, announced her support for the early voting states than let if the billionaire businessman he wins. him on Tuesday. Amy Kremer, their least-favorite senator gain becomes the party’s presidential “I’m a dealmaker who will get the former chairman of the Tea momentum. nominee. things done,” he said Thursday Party Express organization, “They’d rather that he kills The GOP establishment is no during an event in Las Vegas. announced plans this week to Cruz by winning in Iowa and fonder of Trump than when he “There’s a point at which — let’s launch a super PAC backing New Hampshire and then try to first roiled the campaign last get to be a little establishment. Trump’s candidacy. take him down,” Mair said. summer with his controversial We got to get things done, folks, “The one thing I know for sure Even as he’s taken up the comments about immigrants and OK?” is that he absolutely is 100 per- anti-establishment mantle, women. But with voting begin- However, the establishment’s cent pro-American and he loves Trump has made some quiet ning in just over a week, his growing acceptance of Trump’s this country and wants to restore overtures to GOP powerbrokers. durability atop preference polls electoral prospects so far hasn’t it to greatness,” Kremer said of He met with Republican mega- Associated Press has pushed some donors, strate- manifested itself in tangible sup- Trump. “At this point, I really donor Sheldon Adelson last year REPUBLICAN PRESIDENTIAL candidate Donald Trump speaks during a gists and party elders to grudg- port for his campaign. The real believe he is the only one with and has also reached out to Sen- campaign rally in Las Vegas Thursday. Trump and some mainstream ingly accept the prospect of his estate mogul has not been the ability to do that.” ate Majority Leader Mitch Republicans are engaged in a long-distance flirtation. Both sides are winning the nomination. endorsed by any congressional Much of the mainstream McConnell, though he hasn’t spo- coming to the realization that they’ll need each other if the billionaire “We’d better stop hoping for lawmakers or governors, nor are Republican reckoning with ken directly with House Speaker businessman becomes the party’s presidential nominee. something else and accept the there any indications of a big Trump is rooted in deep disdain Paul Ryan. possibility that he’s our nominee wave of major donors planning to for Texas Sen. Ted Cruz, the There are still big swaths of challenge. Having already been endorsed and be prepared to rally around get involved with his campaign, businessman’s closest rival. Cruz establishment-minded Republi- Florida Sen. Marco Rubio, by four senators, Rubio’s cam- him if that’s the case,” said Fred despite Trump’s assertion that is seen as more likely to try to can voters and officials who New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie paign says it’s preparing to Malek, a top Republican presi- he’s received “so many calls” upend the web of lobbyists, staunchly oppose Trump’s candi- and former Florida Gov. Jeb unveil a series of endorsements dential fundraiser. from wealthy and influential donors and other powerbrokers dacy and believe both he and Bush are all seeking to beat from high-profile elected officials Bob Dole, the 1996 Republican Republicans. who have long wielded enormous Cruz are unelectable in Novem- expectations in Iowa, then be a in the coming weeks, part of an nominee who represented If anything, the most visible influence in the Republican ber. They say there’s still plenty top finisher in New Hampshire. effort to push more mainstream Kansas in the House and Senate signs of support for Trump’s cam- Party. of time for a more mainstream Ohio Gov. John Kasich is also in Republicans to coalesce behind for decades, said of Trump: “He’s paign in recent days have come Liz Mair, a communications candidate to mount a serious the mix in New Hampshire. his candidacy. Clinton faces challenge in Iowa caucus reminiscent of 2008 WASHINGTON (AP) — Recall ing for Clinton’s for sure, young voters, indepen- leader who has what it takes to Sanders, like Obama, has Sanders has tapped into a key this 2008 storyline: Hillary Clin- 2016 campaign: dent voters,” said Steve McMa- get every part of the job done.” sought to offer a more uplifting, part of the Obama coalition: ton enters the presidential cam- Unlike Obama, hon, a Democratic strategist who Though less provocative, it aspirational message. His latest white liberal voters and young paign as the Democratic front- Sanders is a advised Howard Dean’s 2004 offers parallels to Clinton’s “3 ad, “America,” shows off his mas- voters. Both were critical in runner, runs into an inspira- self-described presidential campaign. “But it’s a.m.” ad against Obama, which sive rallies and a genial image of Obama’s Iowa victory in 2008 tional candidate who generates “democratic ultimately not a winning general asked voters who they would the 74-year-old lawmaker to the and will be counted upon heavily, big crowds and enthusiasm. And socialist” and election message, it’s a protest want to answer the early morn- tune of the famous 1968 song by along with independent voters she winds up in a dogfight in has done little message. It’s difficult to see it ing phone call to respond to a Simon and Garfunkel. who can register for the Demo- Iowa. to expand his grow to the point it becomes a global challenge. It presents a window into how cratic caucuses if they choose. Sound familiar? 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Flambeau is and guess what, they started ranked eighth in the Wisconsin going in. We're not a deep team AP Division 5 poll. and we ran out of gas at the end. Mercer — Sarah Kirchoff 2, Gwen Allen 4, Caitlyn Hiller 15, Sydney Thompson 12, Taylor Wolfe 9. FTs: 11-12. "We played a heck of a game. I Fouls: 9. Fouled out: None. 3-pointers: Wolfe 1. can't say nothing bad about my Bayfield — Allison Gordon 13, Joselyn Beaulieu 6, girls. It would have been nice to Lindsay Bresette 19, Karen Thomas 4, August Gordon 3, Savannah Duffy 6. FTs: 6- 12. Fouled out: Beaulieu. 3- win the game, but they worked pointers: Allison Gordon 3, Beaulieu 2, Bresette 3, August so hard." Gordon 1. Bayfield finished with nine 3- Mercer 27 42 Bayfield 24 53 Cardinals, Panthers win L'ANSE — After a slow start, Republic had just four field Wakefield-Marenisco defeated goals in the first half. L'Anse 72-59 Friday night. "The guys played pretty well," Boys Basketball E-TC coach Brad Besonen said. "Outside of that first four min- The Purple Hornets led 16-13 utes, we really rotated well. They after the first quarter. didn't get much at all." "I think we took this team a Austin Berglund led E-TC Jason Juno/Daily Globe little bit too lightly because they with 17 points and Jake Witt had ONTONAGON’S LOGAN Preiss pulls down a rebound between Bessemer’s Caitlyn Lynch, left, and Emily Matonich during Friday night’s game at hadn't won a game yet," W-M 14. the House of Noise in Bessemer. coach Terry Fetter said. "I think "Jake just went right through my players were coming into this the doubles a couple times," game thinking they had it won Besonen said. "He played real before they even played it. You strong. He and Jack kicked out Gladiators close out Speedgirls even have to give credit to L'Anse, when the doubles came and the they played hard. First quarter, guards did a nice job moving the they outplayed us in every aspect ball. Levi (Lindberg) and Bran- of the game." don (Store) played a lot tonight after losing leading scorer Collin Gagnon scored 24 and I thought they both did a By JASON JUNO points to lead W-M. Nick Tarro nice job." [email protected] had 15, Jake Suzik 12 and Alan Goll made two 3-pointers BESSEMER — Ontonagon was rolling Tommy Libertoski 10. for the second straight night. until Lori Wardynski rolled her ankle late in "Nick Tarro had a nice first Besonen said E-TC gave a the first half. The Gladiators, though, hung half for us," Fetters said. "We put good effort on the second night of on for a 40-29 Copper Mountain Conference a little pressure on them. We a back-to-back. victory over Bessemer Friday night. pressed them right away. Nick E-TC (9-1, 6-0), ranked fourth The Gladiators led 28-6 late in the first got some steals and he got the in the U.P. Class D poll, hosts half before their leading scorer, Wardynski, bucket real quick." No. 3 Lake Linden-Hubbell went down with what has been a recurring When L'Anse big man Brett Tuesday night. injury this season. She didn't return. Mattson got into foul trouble in The Panthers won the JV Bessemer got as close as eight points in the second half, Fetters went game 41-34 in double overtime the fourth quarter as it held the Gladiators to with a bigger lineup, including Friday night. just 12 points after the injury. But other than Wyatt Barto. R-M — River Shumate 2, Anthony Bell 8, Dylan Hanni- missing free throws down the stretch, Onton- "We got some real good inside nen 3, Kasey Bell 8, James Rosenbaum 2, Austin Hanni- nen 4, Dexter Harris 3. FTs: 5-9. Fouls: 9. Fouled out: agon closed out the game. touches, that opened it up for our None. 3-pointers: Harris 1. "We switched up our defense a little bit, outside shooting," he said. E-TC — Levi Lindberg 5, Eli Nordine 5, Alan Goll 9, Landon Maki 8, Austin Berglund 17, Jake Witt 14, Jack we got a little more aggressive on it," Besse- Gagnon hit three 3s in the sec- Boro 8, Brandon Store 3. FTs: 5-8. Fouls: 11. Fouled out: mer coach Gerry Pelissero said. "We knew we ond half and Libertoski had both None. 3-pointers: Berglund 3, Goll 2, Lindberg 1, Nordine could make a push possibly with Wardynski of his then. 1, Store 1. R-M 6 13 22 28 not playing." W-M (8-1) goes to Baraga E-TC 24 44 65 69 Wardynski had nine points in the first half Tuesday. W-M — Nick Tarro 15, Tommy Libertoski 10, Shane before getting hurt. And Ontonagon's offense Cole 8, Jake Franklin 3, Collin Gagnon 24, Jake Suzik 12. Bayfield...... 83 was in trouble. FTs: 14-26. Fouls: 15. Fouled out: None. 3-pointers: Lib- Mercer.BAYFIELD, ...... Wis...... — . . Bayfield. . . . 67 "That took away the hub of the wheel," ertoski 2, Franklin 1, Gagnon 3. L'Anse — Brian Sedie 4, Louis Bogda 10, Trevor Uren pulled away from shorthanded Ontonagon coach Dick Franti said. "The 16, Logan Fish 10, Dylan Harden 15, Brett Mattson 4. Mercer late for an 83-67 Indian- defense they were playing, it was going into FTs: 5-11. Fouls: 23. Fouled out: None. 3-pointers: her a lot and she was able to attack the bas- Bogda 2, Uren 2, Fish 3, Harden 1. head Conference victory Friday W-M 13 33 52 72 night. ket or kick it out. When she went out, the hub L'Anse 16 26 45 59 The Tigers cut the deficit to wheel was corroded, it didn't work quite as six with four minutes left, but well. And in all honesty, we got a little ner- E-TC ...... 69 Bayfield closed it out at the foul vous. When you get a little nervous and you R-MEWEN . . . . . —. . Ewen-Trout...... Creek . . 28 line. shoot a little too quick and you turn it over a dispatched Republic- James Reichard, who had 16 few times, that creates even more nervous- Michigamme 69-28 Friday night. points, sprained his ankle with ness." The Panthers had some dead five minutes left. Aaron Luse, Bessemer went inside where it had a legs early in the game after beat- who hasn't seen much time this height advantage and Caitlyn Lynch hit one ing Chassell Thursday night. season, sparked the Tigers to the of her three second-half buckets to pull Jason Juno/Daily Globe But they ended the first quarter run that brought them within Bessemer within 33-25 to start the fourth ONTONAGON'S PAIGE Blake goes in for a layup ahead of Bessemer's Megan Peterson during Fri- on a quick 10-2 run and led 24-6. six. quarter. day night's Copper Mountain Conference game at the House of Noise in Bessemer. Blake had a They expanded the lead to 44-13 "Very impressive," Mercer Logan Preiss picked up a steal for Onton- game-high 15 points. at halftime and had running agon and got the lead back to double digits. led 35-26 with 5:38 left. clock in the second half. The Speedgirls took a rushed shot and then "We had a couple possessions and we just got a point back at the line. The Gladiators BOYS — page 10 GIRLS — page Cardinals make free throws, beat Lakes By PAT KRAUSE ming opened the third quarter by hitting a shot from [email protected] the left corner and then Hallee Yon made the exact WAKEFIELD — In recent years, the Wakefield- same shot seconds later. Saundra Libertoski dribble Marenisco girls basketball team has been strong in a drove the lane but pulled up for a shot and a score. lot of areas, but shooting (and making) free throws Jilek sank two free throws and Korpi scored on a shot wasn't one of them. from short range. That changed Friday night. W-M had scored ten straight points and when "We've struggled with free throws, but we made Korpi drilled two free throws with 3.0 seconds left, the 21-25 from the line today and it won the game for us," Cardinals had won the quarter and led 41-30. Cardinal coach Bruce Mahler said. "I was very happy "Our pressure and getting out and running was with the way we played today." the key," Mahler said. "We had 21 steals and it caused W-M defeated Lake Linden-Hubbell 55-41 in a a lot of turnovers. We'll keep running the floor with Copper Mountain Conference battle in the Cardinal pressure, because we're in better shape than the rest Gym on Friday night. of the teams and have 10 girls that can play. They all Lake Linden came into the game with a 7-3 record play and they all contribute." and a reputation for being a tough team, but coach Sutherland scored for the Lakes at the 7:27 mark Tim Gast said the Lakes had other problems besides of the fourth quarter, but Korpi answered with two putting W-M on the free throw line so often. drives and two lay-ins. "We did not take care of the ball very well and had With the press still on, Libertoski, Kassidde Yon, too many turnovers," Gast said. "We missed our first Hallee Yon scored again and Korpi's two free throws several shots and then it makes it even harder to with 4:34 remaining made it 52-34. make shots down the line. Fatigue set in in the third The dagger was inserted with 1:33 left. Hemming quarter and Wakefield (Marenisco) took advantage of made a putback,was fouled and made her free throw it. We have fewer players and they can put fresher to make it a 55-41 game. kids and legs on the floor. Sutherland led the Lakes' scoring with 15 points "W-M is a very good scrappy team-you can see why and Destrampe reached double figures with 10- they have a good program. They're well-coached, well points. organized and they play a very good game." Korpi topped all scorers with 16-points, while The Cardinals put on their full-court press from Halle Yon notched 10 and Hemming added nine the opening tip and Kassidee Yon nailed a shot from points. the right wing. Lake Linden's Abby Sutherland retal- Wakefield won the junior varsity contest 47-30. iated with a 15-foot jump shot, but Darienne Korpi, The Cardinals (7-4, 5-2 Copper Mountain Confer- Hallee Yon, Rachel Obradovich and Alexa Jilek made ence) travel to L'Anse for a non-conference match-up shots and free throws to put the Cardinals up 12-9 on Tuesday with a 6:20 CST tipoff and then have a big after one quarter. game with Ontonagon on Thursday. W-M kept the pressure on and started to increase LL-H — Caitlin Onjie 7, Abby Sutherland 15, Peyton Gast 4, Alexa Destrape 10, Kierstyn their lead in the second quarter. Steals and turnovers Cordere 5. FTs:14-23 , Fouls: 18, Fouled out: none, 3-pointers: Sutherland 1. W-M — Darienne Korpi 16, Alexa Jilek 4, Saundra Libertoski 7, Rachel Obradovich 2, fell into Cardinal hands, but the Lakes had a mimi- Hallee Yon 11, Heather Hemming 9, Kassidee Yon 6. FTs: 21-25, Fouls: 18, Fouled out: Pat Krause/Daily Globe rally and closed the gap to 27-23 by half-time. none, 3-pointers: none. WAKEFIELD-MARENISCO'S Kassidee Yon shoots over Lake Linden's Kierstyn Codere in a Copper Mountain The Cardinals broke the game open in the third LLH 9 23 30 41 Conference game in Wakefield on Friday night. The Cardinals won 55-41. quarter as Lake Linden started to tire. Heather Hem- W-M 12 27 41 55 10 l SATURDAY, JANUARY 23, 2016 SPORTS THE DAILY GLOBE • YOURDAILYGLOBE.COM Daily Globe Scoreboard

Buffalo 000—0 AFC CHAMPIONSHIP Local Schedule First Period_None. Penalties_Larsson, Buf (hooking), 3:42; Larkin, Det (tripping), New England Patriots at Denver Broncos Monday, Jan. 25 7:24; C.O'Reilly, Buf, served by Eichel Boys basketball (interference), 13:33. Sun. • 3:05 p.m. EST • CBS Second Period_None. Northland Pines at Hurley, 7:15 Regular-season • Postseason stats Phelps at Watersmeet, 6:30 Penalties_None. Flambeau at Mercer, 7:15 Third Period_1, Detroit, Larkin 15 13-4 13-4 Girls basketball (Glendening, Ericsson), 12:01. 2, Detroit, OFFENSE Phelps at Watersmeet, 5 Zetterberg 9 (Larkin, Abdelkader), 17:09. Total yards (avg.): 374.4 Total yards (avg.): 355.5 3, Detroit, Glendening 3 (DeKeyser), Ironwood at Butternut, 7:15 Passing Rushing Passing Rushing L’Anse at Ontonagon, 7:20 EST 19:11 (en). Penalties_Foligno, Buf, dou- Flambeau at Mercer, 5:45 ble minor (high-sticking), 7:19. 286.7 87.8 248.1 107.4 Republic at Ewen-Trout Creek, 7:30 Shots on Goal_Detroit 12-15-18_45. Postseason: 340.0 Postseason: 324.0 Buffalo 8-9-2_19. EST 302.0 38.0 215.0 109.0 College basketball Power-play opportunities_Detroit 0 of GCC at UW-Marinette, women, 5:30; 4; Buffalo 0 of 1. DEFENSE men, 7:30 Goalies_Detroit, Mrazek 17-9-4 (19 Yards allowed (avg.): 339.4 Yards allowed (avg.): 283.1 Tuesday, Jan. 26 shots-19 saves). Buffalo, Lehner 0-3-0 Boys basketball (44-42). Passing Rushing Passing Rushing Butternut at Hurley, 7 A_18,601 (19,070). T_2:30. 240.7 98.8 199.6 83.6 Republic at Watersmeet, 6:20 Referees_Tim Peel, Brad Watson. Wakefield-Marenisco at Baraga, 6:20 Linesmen_Matt MacPherson, Greg Postseason: 378.0 Postseason: 396.0 Washburn at Ironwood, 7:15 Devorski. 243.0 135.0 311.0 85.0 Houghton at Ontonagon, 7:20 EST SCORING (PPG) Lake Linden-Hubbell at Ewen-Trout Football Creek, 7:30 EST 29.1 Points for 22.2 Points for Girls basketball 19.7 Pts. allowed 18.5 Pts. allowed Vilas County News-Review Wakefield-Marenisco at L’Anse, 6:20 NFL Playoffs Thursday, Jan. 28 All Times EST Postseason Postseason JORDAN WOLFE, 16 of Montreal and a junior at Hurley is a two-time champion in the Sport Lite class at the Girls basketball Divisional Playoffs 27.0 23.0 53rd Annual Amsoil World Championship Snowmobile Derby held in Eagle River, Wis. on Saturday. Wolfe Bayfield at Hurley, 7:15 Saturday, Jan. 16 20.0 16.0 Ontonagon at Wakefield-Marenisco, New England 27, Kansas City 20 also won the championship in the Sport class. Wolfe received a signature eagle trophy, a Fly Racing jacket 6:30 Arizona 26, Green Bay 20, OT and a checkered flag. Watersmeet at Chassell, 6:20 Sunday, Jan. 17 SOURCE: National Football League AP Drummond at Ironwood, 6 Carolina 31, Seattle 24 Bessemer at Ewen-Trout Creek, 7:30 Denver 23, Pittsburgh 16 EST Conference Championships NFC CHAMPIONSHIP Washburn at Mercer, 5:45 Sunday, Jan. 24 MERCER Boys basketball AFC Arizona Cardinals at Carolina Panthers Washburn at Mercer, 7:15 New England at Denver, 3:05 p.m. (CBS) Friday, Jan. 29 NFC Sun. • 6:40 p.m. EST • FOX HOOPS Boys basketball Arizona at Carolina, 6:40 p.m. (FOX) Regular-season • Postseason stats Bessemer at Chassell, 6:20 Pro Bowl Ironwood at Butternut, 7:15 Sunday, Jan. 31 14-3 16-1 Mercer at South Shore, 7:15 At Honolulu OFFENSE Ewen-Trout Creek at L’Anse, 7:20 EST Team Rice vs. Team Irvin, 7 p.m. (ESPN) Total yards (avg.): 408.3 Total yards (avg.): 366.9 Girls basketball Super Bowl Passing Rushing Passing Rushing Mercer at South Shore, 5:45 Sunday, Feb. 7 288.5 119.8 224.3 142.6 Saturday, Jan. 30 At Santa Clara, Calif. College basketball TBD, 6:30 p.m. (CBS) Postseason: 368.0 Postseason: 295.0 GCC at Silver Lake College, women, 3; 328.0 40.0 151.0 144.0 men, 5 The Top 25AP Top teams in 25 The Associated Press college football poll, with first-place DEFENSE Hockey votes in parentheses, final records, total Yards allowed (avg.): 321.7 Yards allowed (avg.): 322.9 points based on 25 points for a first-place Passing Rushing Passing Rushing vote through one point for a 25th-place 230.4 91.2 234.5 88.4 Polar Bear hockey vote, and previous ranking: Record Pts Pv Postseason: 386.0 Postseason: 403.0 schedule 1. Alabama (61) 14-1 1,525 2 Saturday 251.0 135.0 325.0 78.0 U8 Whites-Jon Parker State Farm and 2. Clemson 14-1 1,464 1 U8 Reds-Mercer Valve are at Pat O'Don- 3. Stanford 12-2 1,360 5 SCORING (PPG) Submitted photos nell Civic Center with games at 10:15 and 4. Ohio St. 12-1 1,342 7 30.6 12:30 against Hayward. 5. Oklahoma 11-2 1,270 4 Points for 31.2 Points for AT LEFT, Mercer’s eighth grade boys baksetball team went undefeated From left first row are: Jake Schmidt, Squirts-Bessemer Plywood play at Iron 6. Michigan St. 12-2 1,227 3 19.6 Pts. allowed 19.2 Pts. allowed Drake Klopatek, Nathan Heleniak, Hunter Fink; back row: Baylie Huybrecht, Devin Losh, Zayne Earl, Kobe Mountain at 11:00 and 2:00 7. TCU 11-2 1,098 11 Hiller. Missing from photo was Carson West. At right, the seventh grade team includes from left, first row: Squirts-McDonald's play at Lakeland 8. Houston 13-1 1,050 14 Postseason Postseason game time 11:15 9. Iowa 12-2 981 6 26.0 31.0 Peyton Towne, Kyler Breunig, John Hanson, Zach Huybrecht, Hunter Fink, Victor Kiedrowski, Jaden Doud; Peewees-Extreme Tool are at Hayward 10. Mississippi 10-3 975 16 20.0 24.0 second row: Devin Losh, Josh Klopatek, Drake Klopatek, Mitch Pierce, Nathan Heleniak, Ryan Losh, Conner for a tournament-Saturday play against 11. Notre Dame 10-3 953 8 12. Michigan 10-3 911 17 Brandt, Tom Hohner, Jake Schmidt. The eighth grade team was the first group of players to be involved in Hayward at 9:00 and Proctor at 4:00 SOURCE: National Football League AP Bantams-Ironwood Plastics are in Iron 13. Baylor 10-3 820 18 the Mercer Youth League and Little Dribblers program. It went 13-0. Vic Saeger coached the eighth graders River to play against Calumet game times 14. Florida St. 10-3 630 9 Strum 57 San Antonio 117, Phoenix 89 and John Klopatek the seventh grade. are 11:30 and 2:30 15. North Carolina 11-3 563 10 Columbus Catholic 82, Gilman 39 Friday's Games Sunday 16. LSU 9-3 546 22 Crivitz 50, Wausaukee 44 Charlotte 120, Orlando 116, OT U8 White-Jon Park State Farm play at 17. Utah 10-3 499 20 D.C. Everest 60, Wisconsin Rapids Lin- Utah 108, Brooklyn 86 Ashland, game times are 11:30 until 1:00 18. Navy 11-2 465 21 coln 44 Boston 110, Chicago 101 Ironwood (4-7, 4-5) hosts Washburn Tuesday. U8 Red-Mercer Valve play at Pat 19. Oregon 9-4 391 15 Darlington 69, Cuba City 45 L.A. Clippers 116, New York 88 O'Donnell Civic Center against KBay for 20. Oklahoma St. 10-3 372 13 Eau Claire Memorial 64, Rice Lake 51 Houston 102, Milwaukee 98 Boys Ironwood — Luke Hewitt 11, Desmond Sackmann 8, Ryan Sobolewski 2, Nate Dray 7, game times of 11:15 and 1:30 21. Wisconsin 10-3 332 23 Elmwood/Plum City 75, Colfax 66 Toronto 101, Miami 81 Ian Averitt 7. FTs: 3-8. Fouls: 18. Fouled out: None. 3-pointers: Hewitt 3, Sackmann 2, Squirts-Bessemer Plywood play at Pat 22. Tennessee 9-4 260 NR Fall Creek 61, Osseo-Fairchild 44 Oklahoma City 109, Dallas 106 Dray 1. O'Donnell Civic Center against KBAY, 23. Northwestern 10-3 203 12 Flambeau 61, Birchwood 58 Golden State 122, Indiana 110 South Shore — Hayden Suo 2, Roger Branham 10, Tristin Wilcox 5, Connor Sorenson game times 10 and 12:15 24. W. Kentucky 12-2 128 25 Frederic 66, Webster 41 San Antonio 108, L.A. Lakers 95 From page 9 17, Dallas Williams 16, Adam Ranta 15, Zach Hipsher 2, Hunter Schierman 2. FTs: 11- Squirts-McDonald's play at Ashland, 25. Florida 10-4 126 19 Hayward 57, Spooner 31 Saturday's Games 19. Fouls: 10. Fouled out: None. 3-pointers: Williams 4, Sorenson 1, Wilcox 1, Ranta 1. game times are 10 and 1:00 Others receiving votes: Georgia 109, Loyal 75, Neillsville 69 Utah at Washington, ppd. coach Adam Miller said. Ironwood 18 37 Peewees-Extreme Tool are at Hayward Washington St. 51, Mississippi St. 47, Luck 73, St. Croix Falls 48 Milwaukee at New Orleans, 7 p.m. Tarrin St. Germaine led Mercer with 18, Alex South Shore 23 69 for tournament play at 10:30 against DC San Diego St. 44, Arkansas 28, Toledo Marinette 64, Clintonville 52 Boston at Philadelphia, ppd. Schmidt had 15 and Jake Hill had 12. Miller said Everest 28, Southern Cal 10, Appalachian St. 7, McDonell Central 82, Stanley-Boyd 59 New York at Charlotte, 7 p.m. Bantams-Ironwood Plastics are in Iron Boise St. 4, Duke 3, Temple 2, BYU 1. Medford Area 86, Northland Pines 78 Memphis at Minnesota, 8 p.m. Reichard's ankle swelled up right away, so he may Washburn ...... 67 River to play against Negaunee, game Menomonie 56, Chippewa Falls 40 Chicago at Cleveland, 8:30 p.m. be out for a little bit. HurleyWASHBURN, ...... Wis...... —. . . Hurley ...... was. . . . within...... six48 times are 9:30 and 12:30 Mondovi 69, Durand 65 Atlanta at Phoenix, 9 p.m. Basketball Mosinee 65, Tomahawk 49 Detroit at Denver, 9:30 p.m. "James Reichard came out of his shell and points with eight minutes left, but Washburn, All TimesNHL EST Northwestern 71, Ladysmith 46 Indiana at Sacramento, 10:30 p.m. played a great game," Miller said. ranked seventh in the state in Division 5, closed the Thursday's Games Phillips 68, Abbotsford 56 L.A. Lakers at Portland, 10:30 p.m. Mercer (4-8, 2-7) lost its fifth straight — all but U.P.Friday Girls Prairie Farm 72, Clear Lake 69 Sunday's Games game out strong for a 67-48 victory Friday night. Vancouver 4, Boston 2 one was close — and hosts Flambeau Monday. New Jersey 6, Ottawa 3 Bark River-Harris 82, Iron Mountain 46 Rhinelander 57, Lakeland 42 Dallas at Houston, 3:30 p.m. "Frustrated with the result, but proud of the boys, Pittsburgh 4, Philadelphia 3 Carney-Nadeau 49, Mid Peninsula 35 Saint Croix Central 56, Baldwin- Oklahoma City at Brooklyn, 3:30 p.m. "Our offense isn't the problem," Miller said. happy with their effort," Hurley coach Mike Swartz Forest Park 61, North Central 32 Woodville 54 L.A. Clippers at Toronto, 6 p.m. Calgary 4, Columbus 2 Mercer — Tarrin St. Germaine 18, Aaron Luse 1, Johnny Cassiani 5, Alex Schmidt 15, said. Carolina 1, Toronto 0, OT Munising 52, Rapid River 44 South Shore 69, Ironwood, Mich. 37 Boston at Philadelphia, 7 p.m. Jake Hill 12, James Reichard 16. FTs: 15-20. Fouls: 10. Fouled out: Schmidt. 3-pointers: Gwinn 40, Superior Central 29 Spencer 55, Greenwood 35 The Midgets trailed 26-21 at the half, holding Tampa Bay 2, Chicago 1 Bucks Box St. Germaine 1, Schmidt 3. Nashville 4, Winnipeg 1 Ishpeming 43, Manistique 29 Spring Valley 61, Elk Mound 58 MILWAUKEE (98) Bayfield — Darrell Murphy 18, Dylan LaPointe 16, Wachsmuth 11, Quincy Bressler 9, Castle Guard standouts Trevor Cook to four points Dallas 3, Edmonton 2 Negaunee 62, Westwood 27 Stevens Point 75, Wausau East 46 Antetokounmpo 7-12 4-4 18, Parker 5- Tim Nelis 11, Dalton Gordon 8. FTs: 13-19. Fouls: 16. Fouled out: None. 3-pointers: Mur- San Jose 3, Arizona 1 Norway 78, North Dickinson 25 Thorp 60, Cadott 34 9 1-2 11, Monroe 10-17 1-3 21, Carter- phy 1, Wachsmuth 1, Nelis 3. and Brant Schick to six. Cook, who went 8 for 8 late Minnesota 3, Los Angeles 0 Kingsford 44, Menominee 34 Unity 58, Grantsburg 48 Williams 4-11 3-5 11, Middleton 8-21 4-4 Mercer 32 67 in the game at the line, ended up with 17 points and Friday's Games Houghton 52, West Iron County 32 Wausau West 55, Marshfield 49 21, Bayless 1-6 0-0 3, Henson 2-4 4-4 8, Bayfield 39 83 Ontonagon 40, Bessemer 29 Schick had 18. Colorado 2, St. Louis 1, SO Wisconsin Girls O'Bryant 1-4 0-0 2, Vaughn 1-1 0-0 3. Detroit 3, Buffalo 0 Wakefield-Marenisco 55, Lake Linden- Friday Totals 39-85 17-22 98. "They got hot and carried them to victory," N.Y. Rangers 4, Carolina 1 Hubbell 41 Assumption 51, Newman Catholic 38 HOUSTON (102) South Shore ...... 69 Swartz said. "As bad as the score indicated, they hit Newberry 60, DeTour 18 N.Y. Islanders 5, Ottawa 2 Auburndale 45, Stratford 43 Ariza 6-15 2-2 19, Brewer 1-6 2-2 4, Ironwood...... 37 all their free throws at the end. We just couldn't get Florida 4, Chicago 0 Sault Ste. Marie 49, Rudyard 30 Bayfield 53, Mercer 42 Capela 3-3 0-2 6, Terry 2-9 0-0 6, Harden PORT WING, Wis. — South Shore outscored Anaheim at Washington, ppd., St. Ignace 75, Cheboygan 53 Butternut 61, Winter 27 9-15 7-8 30, Lawson 5-10 0-0 11, Jones Ironwood 46-19 in the second half in a 69-37 Indi- over the hump. We played with them, played really inclement weather U.P. Boys Chippewa Falls 60, Menomonie 46 7-14 0-0 14, Smith 1-10 0-2 2, Thornton 4- anhead Conference victory Friday night. hard tonight, had good energy, good effort." Saturday's Games Friday D.C. Everest 53, Wisconsin Rapids Lin- 12 0-0 10. Totals 38-94 11-16 102. Vancouver at Pittsburgh, 12:30 p.m. Menominee 53, Gladstone 40 coln 44 Milwaukee 28 17 21 32 — 98 The Devils trailed 23-12 late in the first half James Sukanen led Hurley with 21 points and Minnesota at San Jose, 4 p.m. Munising 57, Manistique 52 Edgar 58, Rib Lake 36 Houston 31 26 22 23 — 102 when Desmond Sackmann hit two 3-pointers to cut Isaac DeCarlo had 17. Columbus at Boston, 7 p.m. Hannahville 51, Paradise 24 Elcho 58, White Lake 12 3-Point Goals_Milwaukee 3-14 "Isaac did a good job getting to the rim. Chris Rye Montreal at Toronto, 7 p.m. Baraga 47, Painesdale Jeffers 46 Flambeau 83, Birchwood 28 (Vaughn 1-1, Bayless 1-4, Middleton 1-7, the deficit to 23-18 at halftime. Anaheim at Detroit, 7 p.m. Chassell 69, Stephenson 59 Frederic 55, Webster 44 Carter-Williams 0-2), Houston 15-44 "Then in the second half, the roof fell in," Iron- came in and gave us good minutes with the guys bat- Tampa Bay at Florida, 7 p.m. Ewen-Trout Creek 69, Republic- Goodman/Pembine 49, Phelps 44 (Harden 5-8, Ariza 5-11, Thornton 2-4, wood coach Pete Lewinski said. "We got down in the tling foul trouble," Swartz said. "We're still looking New Jersey at Winnipeg, 7 p.m. Michigamme 28 Owen-Withee 69, Cadott 57 Terry 2-8, Lawson 1-4, Brewer 0-2, Jones for everyone to put it together. We get nights where Philadelphia at N.Y. Islanders, 7:30 Wakefield-Marenisco 72, L’Anse 59 Pittsville 63, Northland Lutheran 43 0-3, Smith 0-4). Fouled Out_Capela. second half. We had to press and we're not really a p.m. Port Wing, Wis. South Shore 69, Iron- Platteville 48, River Valley 33 Rebounds_Milwaukee 56 (Carter- big pressing team. They got some runouts besides Kohl (Manzanares) has a big night and Isaac's kind Colorado at Dallas, 8 p.m. wood 37 Shiocton 50, Amherst 48 Williams 12), Houston 56 (Capela 9). the 3s. They're good shooters in this gym here in of quiet. Tonight, Isaac had a good night and we Los Angeles at Arizona, 9 p.m. Sault Ste. Marie 62, Alpena 59 Unity 46, Grantsburg 36 Assists_Milwaukee 30 (Middleton 7), Nashville at Edmonton, 10 p.m. Wabeno/Laona 50, Crandon 41 Houston 27 (Harden 8). Total Fouls_Mil- South Shore. They can shoot the 3 and they were were pretty quiet from Kohl and Carson (Thewis). If Wisconsin Boys Sunday's Games Friday Waterford 51, Elkhorn Area 30 waukee 17, Houston 21. hitting tonight. Once they got the lead, they were we can find a way to put it all together, I still thing Pittsburgh at Washington, 12:30 p.m. Amery 44, Somerset 40 Technicals_Houston defensive three sec- this team has a lot of potential and can put together NBA ond. A_17,196 (18,023). more relaxed." N.Y. Rangers at Ottawa, 3 p.m. Barron 69, Cumberland 41 All Times EST a run in the tournament." Calgary at Carolina, 6 p.m. Blair-Taylor 60, Pepin/Alma 57 Thursday's Games Luke Hewitt led Ironwood with 11 points. St. Louis at Chicago, 7 p.m. Boscobel 66, Fennimore 62 New Orleans 115, Detroit 99 "Luke Hewitt has been playing steady basketball Hurley (6-7, 5-4) hosts Northland Pines Monday. Los Angeles at San Jose, 10 p.m. Boyceville 62, Glenwood City 44 Cleveland 115, L.A. Clippers 102 for us," Lewinski said. "He needs to get a supporting Hurley — Isaac DeCarlo 17, Kohl Manzanares 1, Tandrell Foster 3, James Sukanen Chetek-Weyerhaeuser 55, Bloomer 54 Memphis 102, Denver 101 21, Chris Rye 6. FTs: 14-23. Fouls: 21. Fouled out: Foster. 3-pointers: DeCarlo 2. DetroitRed Wings003—3 Sums Cochrane-Fountain City 66, Eleva- Sacramento 91, Atlanta 88 cast. Desmond Sackmann played a decent game." Washburn —Brady Stephenson 5, Colton Vernon 4, Trevor Cook 17, Brant Schick 18, Zach Combs may be out for the year with a frac- Alec Bouchard 8, Connor Bouchard 15. FTs: 16-20. Fouls: 20. Fouled out: None. 3-point- tured ankle. ers: Stephenson 1, Cook 1, C. Bouchard 1. NFL CONFERENCE CHAMPIONSHIPS Hurley 21 48 Washburn 26 67 Four top teams remain in the race to Santa Clara The NFL conference championships will determine the Super Bowl 50 participants and showcase it in to other big girl and we were giving away a lot the 17th and possibly final installment of the Peyton Manning-Tom Brady saga. In the NFC, the Girls of inches there," Franti said. Carolina Panthers will face the Arizona Cardinals in the playoffs for the second year in a row. Paige Blake had all but four of Ontonagon's 12 second-half points. She finished with a game-high MATCHUP/PICK STORYLINE Avg. per game (reg. season) From page 9 15. PATRIOTS 24 Tom Brady has a nagging ankle problem, Total 374.4 didn't complete that same play we were hoping Franti wasn't sure if Wardynski would be ready at but didn’t seem affected against Kansas yards 355.5 would work for us," Pelissero said. for next week's slate of two games. City, and he’s certainly closer to peak Caitlyn Pelissero led Bessemer with nine points. BRONCOS 13 Passing 286.7 A bit later with the score the same, Hope Pintar form than Peyton Manning. It seems as yards 248.1 hit a shot after a patient possession for Ontonagon. "You have to play your A game when you play Sunday if much of America dreads another trip Bessemer's rally ran out of steam from there as it Ontonagon. We were a little short in the second 3:05 p.m. ET Patriots to the big game by Bill Belichick’s team. Rushing 87.8 couldn't get the deficit under 10 anymore and the quarter," Pelissero said. CBS yards 107.4 Time to swallow hard and ... Broncos Gladiators successfully slowed things down. Jordan Mazanec had seven points. "Finally about the five-minute mark of the "The last two games, she's played pretty well for 408.3 us, a couple blocks, a couple assists on our elbow CARDINALS 28 Both clubs left their fans and neutral Total fourth quarter, we calmed down and spread it out yards 366.9 plays, she's pretty much stepped up in Rachel at observers shaking their heads last the way we should," Franti said. "We just couldn't weekend. Each team has an outstanding hit free throws like we should, but at least we had Mazurek's absence," Pelissero said. PANTHERS 33 Passing 288.5 Bessemer hopes to have Mazurek back in the defense, but the feeling here is lots of yards 224.3 the game more to the pace we needed it to be in." Sunday points will be had in Sunday’s late game. Pelissero wasn't surprised Ontonagon wasn't next game or two. 6:40 p.m. ET The majority will be scored by the hosts, Rushing 119.8 Cardinals exactly rushing things. Bessemer (3-9, 3-7) goes to Ewen-Trout Creek FOX who have won 12 in a row at home. yards 142.6 Panthers "You're up 10 or 12 on the road with your best Thursday. Ontonagon (8-3, 7-1) hosts L'Anse Mon- player not wearing her sneakers anymore, he was day. Barry Wilner, AP Ontonagon — Kessy Domitrovich 2, Alyssa Preiss 1, Paige Blake 15, Logan Preiss 5, just trying to get to the end of the game," he said. Lori Wardynski 9, Hope Pintar 8. FTs: 5-15. Fouls: 15. Fouled out: None. 3-pointers: Bessemer's height advantage showed more in Blake 2, L. Preiss 1. the second half with Wardynski's injury and Tessa Bessemer — Allyson Metas 3, Caitlyn Pelissero 9, Caitlyn Lynch 6, Rachel Emery 4, Jordyn Mazanec 7. FTs: 7-16. Fouls: 17. Fouled out: Metas, Emery. 3-pointers: Pelissero Rookie Dylan Larkin leads Red Wings to win over Sabres Cleary in foul trouble. 2. "They'd throw it to one big girl and they'd throw Ontonagon 15 28 33 40 BUFFALO, N.Y. (AP) — Dylan Larkin took a stick to the face before taking over for the Detroit Red Bessemer 5 10 23 29 Wings. With gauze tape stuffed in his left nostril and a fat lip, Larkin had a goal and assist late in the third period to lead the Red Wings in a 3-0 victory over the Buffalo Sabres on Friday night. Smith's return helps Rockets to 102-98 win over Bucks Petr Mrazek made 19 saves in earning his third shutout of the season, and Henrik Zetterberg and Luke Glendening also scored for the Red Wings, who snapped a two-game losing streak. HOUSTON (AP) — Houston beat night. Khris Middleton and Greg the Bucks, whose three-game win- the Milwaukee Bucks 102-98 Friday Monroe scored 21 points each for ning streak ended. THE DAILY GLOBE • YOURDAILYGLOBE.COM SATURDAY, JANUARY 23, 2016 l 11 CONFERENCESPORTS CHAMPIONSHIPS Manning vs. Brady XVII could be last meeting of QB blue bloods DENVER (AP) — The final Arnold Palmer vs. Jack Nicklaus Bowl ring, 2 in the play- quarterback, it’s always been a chapter of the greatest quarter- or Wilt Chamberlain vs. Bill Rus- something no offs, including great honor and privilege to have back rivalry in NFL history plays sell. starting QB has Denver’s 26-16 competed against him that many out in all likelihood Sunday with “Our sports society is built ever accom- win in the con- times over the course of the past the 17th meeting between Tom around stars, and stars draw plished. He’d ference champi- 16, 17 years he and I have been Brady and Peyton Manning. people to the game, those are the also put himself onship two in the league together.” New England and Denver play players they want to watch. You one win away years ago. That Denver’s DeMarcus Ware again next season, but Manning want to watch Ali and Frazier, from the satis- game was also declared, “The clash of the Titans is expected to have received his Bird and Magic, Brady and Man- faction of see- in the Mile AFC Championship is here again.” gold watch — and maybe another ning,” said Tony Dungy, the ing Roger Good- High City, Sunday The New York tabloids called silver trophy — by then. coach of the Colts for Manning’s ell hand him where Brady New England at Denver it the clash of the “Taintans,” a In that case, Sunday’s show- only Super Bowl win. “We are Peyton another Lom- Tom has walked off 3:05 p.m. EST (CBS) reference to Brady’s “Deflate- down in the AFC championship seeing two just top-tier guys and Manning bardi Trophy. Brady the victor in gate” and Al Jazeera’s report between the Patriots and Bron- everyone will root for one and This, less than just two of his Manning never likes to make that Manning obtained HGH cos would mark both the crest against the other and pick sides a year after the commissioner eight visits. it about himself, but he, too, real- shipments through his wife from and the culmination of a clash and argue who is the best. It suspended him in the scandal Although the two are never on izes there’s less room for error an Indianapolis anti-aging clinic. that defines the two quarterback draws people, and it especially over deflated footballs, a ban that the field together, save for the when Brady is waiting along the Both had each other’s back greats who transformed the draws the casual people to the was overturned in federal court pregame warmups and postgame opposite sideline. during their off-the-field tribula- game and transcended the sport. game.” last summer. handshakes, each is acutely “I’ve always kind of given the tions. “This is Jesse James and This generation of football With a fourth trip to the Super aware of the other’s presence. boring answer, ‘Hey, it’s the “Tom has always been in sup- Wyatt Earp standing out in the fans may never see anything like Bowl, Manning, two months shy They know they must minimize Colts versus the Patriots and port of me,” Manning said, “and I street at high noon for the last it again. of 40 and a shadow of his five- mistakes and magnify precious now it’s the Broncos versus the always try to be the same for showdown,” Joe Theismann said. “Every football fan should time MVP self, would have a possessions. Patriots,’” Manning said. “All I him.” “You’ve got arguably the two watch this game because very chance to become the first start- “He’s an incredible player and can say about Tom Brady is he While Brady seemingly has greatest players that ever played seldom in life do you get to see ing quarterback to deliver a Lom- any time you factor that caliber plays the position the way it’s many more chances for glory, the position. Peyton revolution- two competitors as great as they bardi Trophy to the headquarters of player ... you’ve got to be at our supposed to be played. He’s Manning’s career is clearly at its ized the game and Tom, through are with this much at stake,” of two franchises. He’d also have best,” said Brady, who led the extremely talented. He’s a very sunset. his championships, has proven Theismann said. “It’s what’s at a shot at recouping every penny league with three dozen touch- hard worker, very competitive Not only did he miss nearly he’s the best that’s ever played stake that makes this one more of the $4 million pay cut he took down passes this season despite guy and he just plays the position half the season with an injured the game.” interesting.” last winter and get the chance to missing many of his top targets the right way. When you do that, left foot, but he threw just nine Their respectful rivalry — At stake: a shot at history and ride off as a champion into that for parts of the schedule. “You there’s a reason you play for a TD passes and 17 interceptions they’re neither best buddies nor sweet revenge. orange sunset — like his boss, can’t play anything less than long time and play well for a long — which happen to be identical mortal enemies — began on a With a seventh trip to the John Elway, did nearly two your best and expect to win, time. to Bart Starr’s stats in 1967 cloudy afternoon in Foxboro Sta- Super Bowl, Brady, still on top of decades ago. because he’s going to play well “There have been a lot of dif- when he guided Green Bay to a dium on Sept. 30, 2001, and grew his considerable game at age 38, Brady has won 11 of the 16 and he’s going to have that team ferent players that have played second straight Super Bowl into something on par with would get a crack at a fifth Super previous meetings, but they’re 2- playing well. in 16 of those games, but as the championship. NFC championship game features 2 of NFL’s best cornerbacks TEMPE, Ariz. (AP) — Corner- “They’re different styles of it down, he’s thinking that’s his forced fumbles, two fumble recov- penalty last weekend, has made backs might have the toughest defenses,” he said, “but they’re ball, and you just have to have eries and four interceptions. All the Pro Bowl each of his five NFL job in the NFL. long, they’re fast, they’re athletic respect for a guy like that.” four came in the first four games seasons. But he had a subpar They are expected to shadow a and they’re tough.” Arizona quarterback Carson of the season, and he returned 2014, when he was a bit over- receiver, who knows where he’s Norman has the edge in statis- Palmer was equally complimen- two of them for touchdowns. weight and was diagnosed with going while the defender doesn’t, tics, but Peterson’s are mislead- tary of Norman. “Josh Norman is a premier diabetes. This year, he’s notice- and the rules are stacked against ing. He’s shut down some of the “He’s got that build that I cornerback,” the Cardinals’ ably slimmer and faster. them. best receivers in the league in think everybody’s looking for,” Larry Fitzgerald said. “There’s a “Last year definitely wasn’t Few truly excel at the job. one-on-one coverage, and quar- Palmer said, “really long, gets a reason he’s going to be the high- my best year, and this year it’s This season, Arizona’s Patrick terbacks simply stopped throw- NFC Championship good extension with his arms, est-paid free agent come this off- just getting back to Patrick Peterson and Carolina’s Josh ing in his direction. Sunday plays with his hands really, real- season. Whatever team he goes Peterson, for the most part,” he Norman might have been the Peterson has allowed two Arizona at Carolina ly well. He’s got top-end speed. to, I hope it’s in the AFC, so we said. “I’ve been All-Pro before. best, and they will be plying their touchdowns this season — one on 6:40 p.m. EST (FOX) He doesn’t go for a deflection; he don’t have to deal with him. ... I’ve been recognized as one of the trade in the biggest game of their broken coverage at Chicago and Newton go back to their SEC goes for the football and gets a You watch him on tape, there’s best cornerbacks before, been to careers in Sunday’s NFC champi- the other, famously, on Aaron days, when Peterson played at deflection out of it, or an inter- nothing that you say, oh he five Pro Bowls, so it’s not a shock onship game. Rodgers’ Hail Mary to Jeff Janis LSU and Newton at Auburn. ception. He comes up in the run struggles with this or he’s defi- or surprise that I’m getting my Both made the AP’s All-Pro at the end of regulation in Satur- “You ask yourself what can’t game and makes plays. If any- cient at this. There’s nothing recognition back.” team, and they are “very” simi- day’s overtime victory over Green he do,” Newton said. “He’s fast, body reminds you of Richard that shows you that.” Just what their exact roles lar,” Cardinals coach Bruce Ari- Bay. he’s physical and when the ball is Sherman, I think it’s him.” Peterson, who had a 100-yard will be on Sunday is something of ans said. Peterson and Carolina’s Cam in the air, he’s not thinking to bat Norman had 55 tackles, three interception return negated by a a mystery. GOGEBIC MEDICAL CARE FACILITY 402 North Street, Wakefield, Michigan 49968 • (906) 224-9811

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(Opens April 25) directly from a celebrated off- opening one diamond, what should he rebid when West responds (a) Broadway run with its cast one heart; (b) one spade; (c) one SAME ACTRESS, SAME ROLE no-trump; (d) two clubs; (e) two no- Jessica Lange will return to intact: Cassie Beck, Reed Birney, trump, balanced, no four-card major, 40 Words 40 Words Broadway in a production of DREAMSome CAST of Broadway’s best will Jayne Houdyshell, Lauren Klein, game-invitational; (f) three spades, a splinter bid showing good diamond 30 Days 60 Days “Long Day’s Journey Into Night,” join Audra McDonald in a look at Arian Moayed and Sarah Steele. support, at least game-going values $99 $149 and a singleton or void in spades. playing the same role she did 15 the making of 1920s musical (Opens Feb. 18) The answers are: (a) one spade; (b) years ago in London, where she “Shuffle Along,” including Brian two spades (although three spades Prepayment required. Offer is subject to change without notice. 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Tech stocks also climbed Dow tumbled 565 points. Since ny Williams Cos. added $3.70, or Dow Jones shore up its funding. as Apple shares had their day the first two weeks of this year 23.1 percent, to $19.74. Devon industrials 17,000 The Detroit News reported a since August. were its worst opening to a year Energy gained $1.45, or 6 per- 16,000 tax subsidy for Cobo ends in six Energy companies soared in history. cent, to $25.63. 210.83 years and the regional authority after the price of U.S. crude While the two-day surge may Goldman Sachs analyst Jef- 15,000 that controls Cobo must find jumped 9 percent. Oil prices have investors hoping the worst frey Currie said energy prices 16,093.51 J ASONDJ another source for that money, reached their lowest level in 12 is behind them, Jim Paulsen, have fallen so far that the indus- which currently is $7 million a years earlier this week, but they chief investment strategist for try is making real cuts in pro- Pct. change from previous: 1.33% High 16,136.79 Low 15,921.10 year. Cobo has an annual operat- jumped Thursday and Friday. Wells Capital Management, said duction. “We are now at a price ing budget of about $16 million. The Dow Jones industrial he still thinks the S&P 500 will level that is creating real funda- Jan. 22, 2016 The newspaper says one idea 5,200 average rose 210.83 points, or slide to around 1,800 before a mental change,” he said. Nasdaq being explored is selling naming 1.3 percent, to 16,093.51. The real recovery comes. That’s Low energy prices are good for 5,000 rights. Another option is to composite 4,800 Standard & Poor’s 500 index had below even the darkest moments many industries and consumers, become a partner in the redevel- 4,600 its best day since early Decem- from Wednesday’s swoon. but investors have gotten ner- 119.12 opment of Joe Louis Arena, 4,400 ber, gaining 37.91 points, or 2 “It’s going to continue to be a vous that falling energy prices which is being left by the Red 4,200 percent, to 1,906.90. The Nasdaq struggle,” he said. “Everyone will foretell a big slowdown in the 4,591.18 Wings. Other land deals could composite index made its biggest be convinced we’re heading for global economy. Currie said it JA S O N D J include a push to reconnect the gain since September, adding recession, everyone will be con- will take a long time for the mar- Pct. change from previous: 2.66% High 4,591.18 Low 4,540.27 Joe Louis site to downtown. 119.12 points, or 2.7 percent, to vinced we’re in a bear market.” ket to recover from the huge Cobo hosts many major 4,591.18. There was little trace of that decline in energy prices. But he Jan. 22, 2016 events, including the North The markets rose this week view on Friday. U.S. crude rose said prices are down because of a 2,100 American International Auto for the first time in four weeks as $2.66 to $32.19 a barrel in New supply glut, not because demand Standard & 2,000 Show that’s taking place this the prospect of economic stimu- York. Brent crude, a benchmark is collapsing. Poor’s 500 month. lus in Europe helped put for international oils, rose $2.93, Shares of Apple, which have 1,900 37.91 investors in a buying mood, fol- or 10 percent, to $32.18 a barrel lost about a quarter of their 1,800 General Motors to lowing a dismal beginning to the in London. U.S. oil climbed 21 value in the last six months, rose 1,906.90 1,700 renovate, expand HQs new year. In Japan, the Nikkei percent over the last two days $5.12, or 5.3 percent, to $101.42. J ASONDJ 225 index had its best day in four and it has recovered about half Microsoft gained $1.81, or 4 per- DETROIT (AP) — General Pct. change from previous: 2.03% High 1,908.85 Low 1,877.40 months as investors hoped the its losses from earlier in the cent, to $52.29. Facebook added Motors Co. says it’s expanding Bank of Japan will also step in. year. $3.78, or 4 percent, to $97.94. AP and renovating its downtown Detroit headquarters. The automaker announced Friday that upgrades to the GM ignition switch trial ends abruptly amid claims of fraud Renaissance Center will include a multi-story addition and a NEW YORK (AP) — A trial the case in which Robert show he was more physically didn’t have anything to do with ing the trial was ending, “espe- large, LED video screen that that was supposed to help settle Scheuer, an Oklahoma man, functional after his accident Mr. Scheuer’s accident or cially one such as this where the wraps over the People Mover hundreds of lawsuits stemming claimed a faulty ignition switch than he claimed. By the next injuries,” General Motors said concerns regarding the underly- station in front of the building. from General Motors’ faulty prevented his air bags from morning, General Motors Co. in a statement. “The apparent ing safety of certain GM’s vehi- It’s also adding a GM retail store ignition switches abruptly inflating when his car crashed and Scheuer’s lawyers said they lies the plaintiff and his wife cles are legitimate and real.” and other interactive displays. ended Friday, a day after the in 2014. wanted to call the trial off. told the jury ended the trial Hilliard said the overall liti- Construction is expected to judge raised questions about On Thursday, Furman “We said all along that each early, and we are pleased that gation involving other plaintiffs start this summer and finish in the plaintiff’s truthfulness. agreed that a check stub case would be decided on its the case is over without any would continue. By trial’s end, 2018. U.S. District Judge Jesse Scheuer sent to a real estate own merits, and we had already payment whatsoever to Mr. criminal defense lawyers had The complex, which includes Furman called ending the trial agent in 2014 appeared “quite started to show by strong, clear Scheuer.” been assigned to Scheuer and a hotel and Detroit’s tallest the “right and sensible thing” as clearly” to have been doctored and convincing evidence to the Scheuer’s lawyer, Robert C. his wife, Lisa, both of whom had building at 73 stories, opened in he dismissed the jury hearing and that new evidence could jury that the ignition switch Hilliard, said it was disappoint- testified. 1977. GM bought it in 1996.

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In a few instances, the inter- viewers will ask to measure or weigh fish and take scale sam- ples to gather key biological information. The efforts are part of the DNR’s long-term monitoring program designed to track recre- ational fisheries across Michigan waters of the Great Lakes and selected inland waters. Photo submitted Data vital to the management BOB WHITENS, of Hermansville, tells trappers and future trappers how to catch mink, muskrats and raccoons at an Upper Peninsula workshop. of fisheries across the state are used for determining manage- ment actions that include devel- oping appropriate regulations, addressing habitat improve- UP trappers’ workshop planned for Feb. 6 ments and identifying fish stock- ing needs. HERMANSVILLE — The Association. learn to trap and prepare receive at the door will be drawn welcome to come to Hermansville Creel clerks will also inter- Upper Peninsula Trappers Asso- “Our 11th annual Mid-Winter weasels for market. Free weasel to win free traps and other trap- and learn a few new trapping or view anglers on Saginaw Bay, ciation, District 3, will hold its Trappers Workshop should draw boxes and traps will be distribut- ping supplies. fur-handling tricks, swap some the Les Cheneaux Islands, 11th Annual Mid-winter Trap- more than 100 youngsters and ed at about 10:30 a.m., allowing “Between scheduled events, trapping stories, sell some fur, or Munising, Au Train, Marquette, pers Workshop Saturday, Feb. 6, many parents, grandparents and attendees to put their new-found youngsters can seek advice from pick up some needed trapping Keweenaw Bay and Little Bay at the Community Center in Her- other friends and relatives of knowledge to work at home. long-time trappers, see what sort supplies.” de Noc. Beginning April 1 and mansville. these kids. It has been one of our After lunch, there will be a of equipment is used for trap- Two trapping supply dealers continuing into the fall, creel It is free of charge. most successful endeavors for mink, muskrat and raccoon trap- ping, buy some equipment, pick and a fur buyer (buying put-up, clerks will visit a number of “This event continues to grow introducing kids to the great ping demonstration. out free trapping magazines and green and in-the-round fur) will Great Lakes boating access sites, each year, as excited youngsters sport of trapping.” At 1:30 p.m., professional fur literature, sign up for formal be on hand at the workshop. fishing piers and shorelines to and their parents spread the The community center is at handler Richard Clark from trappers education, and see how For more information on the obtain estimates on the spring, word,” said Bob Steinmetz, W5480 First St. Doors open for Coleman, Wis., will provide a fur- well they do in identifying furs,” event, visit www.uptrappers.com summer and fall fisheries. National Trappers Association the workshop at 8 a.m. CST. handling demonstration. Steinmetz said. “Though primar- or contact Mike Lewis at (906) director for the U.P. Trappers At 9:30 a.m., youngsters will At 3 p.m., tickets that kids ily for newcomers, everyone is 774-3592. WNRB to talk COYOTE CAMPING about bear Cold adventure tests survival skills hunting goals MADISON, Wis. — Proposed 2016 bear harvest quotas and Hello friends: wild rice beds and small stream after lenge in itself was putting as many of my rule revisions to address issues To keep myself in the game of being small river and had it not been for the clothes on while in the sleeping bags. the U.S. Environmental Protec- an outdoor adventures writer, as in fact that I was carrying a five-foot Mille I had a premonition I would see a coy- tion Agency raised with Wiscon- camping, hunting, fishing and living on lacs ice chopper, would have gone under ote while I was doing this and as strange sin’s management of wastewater the edge, I came up with an idea when I several times. In other words, by walking as this sounds, it happened. A large coy- permits will be addressed by the heard the well below zero forecast for the and letting the chopper hit the ice with ote came out of nowhere and was 40 Natural Resources Board on days I would be traveling. Mark each step, I had eyes on the ice and it yards away. Both of my guns were in Wednesday in Madison. How about I head over to the south- Walters was literally insane when the chopper cloth cases in the sled, eight feet away. Other agenda items include west section of Trempealeau County and would go through the ice 24 inches in Both were loaded. proposed advisory questions for do an ice trek on the backwaters of the front of me. I was in marsh grass. I crawled over to the spring fish-game rules hear- Mississippi River? I would not use a tent Coyote hunting! The deeper I put the sled and grabbed the .12-gauge, ings, a proposed amendment to and, to add to the challenge, would have myself away from the real world, the which was the closest. I aimed, fired and the Blue Mound State Park mas- a .12-gauge and 30:06 and a coyote call Remember the flooding three weeks more sign I saw. hit my quarry. I was sure that I had just ter plan for recreational trail and maybe do some coyote hunting. ago? Water was running two feet over the I had a dying rabbit mouth call and whacked my first coyote of the winter. use, including re-establishing a Tuesday, Jan. 12 top of all the islands. That water froze would conceal myself and call and wait Long story short, I tracked that coyote snowmobile route, and updating High 1, low minus 17 about four inches down on its surface. for 15 minutes and then move on. No for more than two hours and it was an management plans for 48,000 (windchill minus 30) When it receded, it left every piece of crows came to my call today and that, in incredible experience on crazy bad ice. acres of wildlife areas in Burnett So here is the plan. I would be pulling land that I would see covered with an ice my past experiences, usually means no Something I learned from a coyote that County, including the Crex an Otter Sled that would have two sleep- field I am sure will last the entire winter. coyotes, as well. never laid down — which tells me he was Meadows State Wildlife Area. ing bags, a tarp, a few extra clothes, both That situation was manageable. What At dark, my bedroll would have to be not hurt too bad — was that it had an The meeting will begin at 8:30 guns and my food. made my afternoon extremely chal- on ice, as my entire world was frozen incredible instinct as to which ice to a.m. in Room G09, State Natural To sustain myself, I had granola bars, lenging is the ice, because of high water from the moon to the water. Two sleeping cross. Resources Building (GEF 2), 101 chocolate-covered raisins and nuts, and that was still receding, was sketchy, at bags and a tarp, with a fleece jacket over Whenever there was a question, its South Webster St., in Madison. some pre-sliced cheese. best. my head, worked just fine. tracks told me it backtracked to a safer Board meetings are webcast To drink, I had five Equate nutrition What was happening was there was a The entire night I could hear the ice situation. live by going to the NRB agenda drinks, which I kept near my body so lot of current under the ice and because settling as Old Man River sent its excess I hunted the entire day and never page of the DNR website and they would not freeze (they froze.) the water level was still dropping, and by down to the Gulf of Mexico caught a chill, nor did I ever have any clicking on webcasts in the My load was about 50 pounds and the looks of things had dropped at least Wednesday, Jan. 13 pain from plenty of old injuries. Related Links column on the from minute one, the other story besides three feet, the ice was caving in and High 17, low minus 16 The coyote will live, but yes, it does right. Then click on this month’s the cold was the worst ice conditions that causing cracks, holes and thin spots. The biggest mental challenge other bother me that I did not have a clean kill meeting. After each meeting, the I have ever seen on the backwaters of the I traveled five miles today and than bad ice was getting out of my sleep- or a clean miss! webcast is permanently avail- Mississippi River. immersed myself in a world of islands, ing bags this morning. A good-sized chal- Sunset able on demand.

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Upper Peninsula bers of small fish were reported near ing for walleyes and pike. Lake Gogebic: Fishing had been Kipling, but few were kept. Panfish have been tough to find. slow at mid-week. Northern pike were very active A few decent catches of perch and Cold temperaturess have kept and caught by walleye anglers bluegills have been reported, and anglers off the ice and the bite has throughout the bay. the best action has been on a been erratic. Those spearing did best around teardrop jig, tipped with a waxworm, The recent milder weather should Butler Island in 5 to 10 feet and north for fish suspended just off the bottom bring out more fishermen. of the Day’s River in 7 to 10 feet. in deeper water. Ice conditions are fair to good Several whitefish were caught Deer are dropping their antlers. throughout the lake, but slush has along with walleyes in Gladstone. The frigid temperatures drove deer, been a problem in many areas, Northern Wisconsin wolves, coyotes and elk into the including farther out. Even with the recent cold weath- conifer-covered areas for warmth. Snowmobiles are the best way to er, ice thickness has been slow to They sleep more and conserve ener- travel. increase and conditions continue to gy. The best walleye bite has been in be extremely variable on lakes Bear, chipmunks and ground 12 and 20 feet. across the Northwoods. squirrels are in hibernation modes to Perch angling has been slow, but Most lakes have been holding conserve energy. the best reports have been in 24 to steady at 7 to 8 inches of ice, with Foxes and coyotes are begin- 28 feet. about 6 to 8 inches of snow insulat- ning their breeding seasons, along Little Bay de Noc: Ice conditions ing, keeping the ice from gaining with beavers and squirrels. have improved, however there was much thickness. Grouse and squirrel hunting is still open water from the Escanaba There are still some undisturbed open until the end of the month and River to the south on Thursday. areas with only 3 to 4 inches of ice rabbit season runs until Feb 29. Ice cover was noted from Glad- and anglers should be very careful In the Brule River State Forest, stone to the north. when venturing out. Also, the thinner the winter has been mild enough so While some anglers are using ice and increasing snow cover has that eagles have been sticking snowmobiles and four-wheelers for resulted in some slushy spots show- around longer than they normally travel, driving a full-sized vehicle out ing up. would. on the ice would be very dangerous The recent trend of cold tempera- Great horned owls will be start- and is not recommended. tures had continued to keep angling ing to build nests in the weeks to Pressure cracks have started to pressure at a relatively low level, but come. form out from the Terrace Bay Inn the warming weekend weather In Copper Falls State Park, near and Kipling from the center should result in a spike in fishing Mellen, snowshoe trails and cross- Masonville gate road leading out to activity. country ski trails are open. Butler Island. Some walleyes were being Ice fishermen are getting out on Walleye anglers reported fair to found in 6 to 10 feet of water on the Loon Lake at the park. A parking good catches throughout the bay, break lines and mud flats. sticker is required for any activity at with the better catches from the Northern pike provided a little the park, including parking on the Third Reef when jigging Rapalas or more action than walleyes and the park road to fish. Ralph Ansami/Daily Globe using tip-ups with minnows in 13 to pike were being found near old weed —From staff, AP, DNR reports SNOW IS PILING up throughout the Gogebic Range and the Boomer Creek area, off old Highway 10 in Saxon, 30 feet and at Gladstone in 26 to 30 beds in 4 to 8 feet. and Barry Drews, for the Lake feet out from the state police post. A few nice muskies have been Gogebic Area Chamber Wis., is finally under ice and snow. The snowmobile trail near the trout stream has been getting good use, as Perch fishing was spotty. Good num- caught and released by anglers fish- of Commerce the winter accumulation increases.