Sunny skies High: 71 | Low: 47 | Details, page 2 DAILY GLOBE yourdailyglobe.com Wednesday, July 16, 2014 75 cents Hurley winter damages estimated at $156,741 By RALPH ANSAMI reimbursement of watermain and ser- Jeff Seamandel, of MSA, said the fed- the water department, partly because of The council agreed it will seek private [email protected] vice repair costs, the city council learned eral government’s emergency water the line breaks. contractors next year to cut grass that HURLEY — The city of Hurley will Tuesday. funds for this fiscal year have been The public safety and public works has reached eight inches on parcels. seek $150,000 in federal reimbursement The city’s costs for water line repairs exhausted. The new fiscal year begins in departments went over budget for 2013. Mayor Joe Pinardi said the city has for added costs resulting from the totaled $156,741, including water losses October, so the city may have to wait In other business, the council been cutting the long grass on private extreme cold winter temperatures. associated with the broken pipes. until 2015 before receiving a final deci- repealed a driveway permit it had lots and billing the property owners MSA Professional Services, the city’s Four watermains broke in Hurley sion on funding, he added. approved on Fourth Avenue for a home- $100 apiece, but it’s not worth it when engineering firm, recently submitted an during the coldest winter in 110 years On Tuesday, the city received a owner because a neighbor strongly application to the U.S. Department of on the Gogebic Range. The frost drove “clean” 2013 audit report from Wipfli opposed it. The area in question will be Agriculture-Rural Development for more than 8 feet deep. LLC, but it noted there was a deficit in returned to its original state. HURLEY — page 5 Bessemer K O S K I R O A D Township set to improve gravel roads By RYAN JARVI [email protected] BESSEMER TOWNSHIP — The Bessemer Township Board recently approved a construction project to improve four of its gravel roads at a cost of nearly $85,000. The four roads to undergo con- struction are Chokecherry and Bluebird lanes, a small piece of Sec- ond Street and portions of Anvil and Koski roads. The portions of Anvil and Koski roads, slated for paving, will be the most expensive at slightly more than $46,000. The work on the remaining routes will involve putting down two layers of chip seal, which is something like a mixture of tar and gravel, said Bessemer Township Supervisor Jeff Randall. “That double chip seal goes on roads that don’t have a whole lot of heavy traffic on it,” Randall said. “It helps keep the shape of the road, keeps potholes from forming and is very good dust control; and it can be paved over, so it’s a nice alterna- tive.” The Gogebic County Road Com- mission typically has its own Ryan Jarvi/Daily Globe THIS GRAVEL portion of Koski Road, along with a gravel piece of Anvil Road, both in Bessemer Township, will be paved as part of an $85,000 road construction project expected to be completed this month. The project was approved by the township board last month. BESSEMER — page 5 Mykkanen to perform at ONTONAGON Multiple new partnership grants Historic Ironwood Theatre available through MDNR By CORTNEY OFSTAD broadcasted mentary about American [email protected] master class. singers. By JAN TUCKER County has received $438,300 in grants, with the IRONWOOD — It’s been a In addition, “It’s been a whirlwind year,” [email protected] U.P. receiving a total of $29,988,866. “whirlwind” year for Bessemer Mykkanen also Mykkanen said. “It’s thrilling ONTONAGON — The Ontonagon County Haughey said the area was fortunate to have native Miles Mykkanen. sang lead in and I am completely blessed to Board heard about several new partnership Ontonagon native J.R. Richardson as chairman of While working towards his J u i l l i a r d have so many opportunities. I hit grants being available to Michigan counties the Natural Resources Commission, and added he master’s degree in music with an opera’s critical- a new stride this year.” through the Michigan Department of Natural is the first chairman to come from the Upper emphasis in vocal performance ly acclaimed Despite his busy schedule, Resources, during a meeting Tuesday. Peninsula. at The Juilliard School, Mykka- production of Mykkanen will be performing at Stacy Welling Haughey, DNR Upper Peninsu- nen has made his solo perfor- Tchaikovsky’s the Historic Ironwood Theatre on la regional coordinator, told the board about the mance debuts at the Kennedy “Eugene One- Sunday in the annual Pine grants, and said many of them are deer habitat CourtAt recording the request of Judge Janis Burgess, the Center and Carnegie Hall in Miles gin,” and this Mountain Music Festival. improvement partnership initiative, aquatic board agreed to send circuit court clerk Janice New York. He also worked with Mykkanen winter will habitat and wildlife habitat grants. famed American soprano Renée appear in a The board also received information about Fleming in an internationally PBS “Great Performances” docu- grants already approved. Since 1976, Ontonagon MYKKANEN — page 5 GRANT — page 5 Commission approves special street millage wording shot at a special 10-year tax mil- taxes for residents. But commissioner Dave Sim ing a flat $2 million for street pans. n Millage is special lage for street repairs. “I have no problem asking tax- has opposed seeking the special repairs, but decided to go with the The commission also agreed to 10-year tax for Commissioners had previously payers the question,” said com- millage. He said at a previous same request that was narrowly seek bids for crack sealing of approved placing the street millage missioner Brandon Tauer. meeting that it’s time to give tax- defeated. streets for this year. street repairs question on the November ballot. Mayor Kim Corcoran said the payers a break. City manager Scott Erickson It also authorized a call for bids By RALPH ANSAMI A similar millage request was second millage try was “worth Two mills will be sought from said of the 66 miles of roadway in for street paving of some streets. [email protected] narrowly defeated by city voters. pursuing,” as poor roads were taxpayers over a 10-year period, the city, about 14 miles is in bad Erickson mentioned East Ayer, IRONWOOD — The Ironwood With the special Memorial often cited as concerns by city res- spanning from 2015 to 2025. shape and it’s important to main- Southwest, Copper and Mill City Commission Monday Building millage ending, there idents who responded to a com- The commission had consid- tain the streets that have already streets as being high on the approved wording for another would be no increase in special prehensive plan survey. ered an alternate question seek- been repaired, extending the lifes- repaving priority list.

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Missouri man gets 14 years Washington state park investors digest earnings closes over health scare BREMERTON, Wash. (AP) — The Federal Reserve’s latest when you have a lot of uncertain- Market watch in sex trafficking case Authorities in Kitsap County, take on the U.S. economy put ty, essentially you have this equi- Wash., have temporarily closed July 15, 2014 PROVIDENCE, R.I. (AP) — to become a productive, law- many investors into sell mode librium that’s looking to be bro- Horseshoe Lake County Park Tuesday, sending stocks mostly ken one way or another, and the A Missouri man was sentenced abiding citizen. Dow Jones 5.26 Tuesday to 14 years in prison The Associated Press gener- while they investigate an out- lower after a brief upward turn Fed chair saying ‘financial bub- break of norovirus-type illness. early in the day. ble’ could do that,” Wilson said. industrials 17,060.68 for taking a developmentally ally does not identify victims of delayed teenage girl from Mas- alleged sex crimes. The health and park depart- Federal Reserve Chair, Janet Investors had plenty more to ments have received dozens of Yellen, speaking before consider, including a mostly Nasdaq -24.03 sachusetts to a motel in Rhode The man who allegedly Island, where he sold her to a bought the girl for sex was not reports of people getting sick Congress, said the U.S. economy encouraging batch of corporate composite 4,416.39 within a day or two of swimming has yet to recover fully, but earnings and economic data. man for $40 and two packs of prosecuted. Prosecutor Adi cigarettes to use for sex. Goldstein said that person did at Horseshoe Lake. The source of raised the possibility the central The major U.S. financial mar- Standard & -3.82 the illness is still being investi- bank could raise its key short- ket indexes were up slightly in Thirty-year-old Stephen not know the victim was a minor Poor’s 500 1,973.28 Ardrey, of Springfield, Mo., pre- and agreed to testify against gated. term interest rate sooner than premarket trading as JPMorgan, Officials are asking people currently projected. Goldman Sachs and Johnson & viously pleaded guilty to traf- Ardrey. Russell -11.81 who got sick after swimming in The Fed also issued a report Johnson released quarterly ficking a minor and transport- In offering an apology, 2000 the lake between Thursday and noting that valuations for stocks results that exceeded Wall 1,153.81 ing a minor to engage in sex. Ardrey said no words could undo He was sentenced in federal his actions. Sunday to contact the health in some sectors, such as social Street’s expectations. department. media and biotech firms, appear Separate reports on U.S. NYSE diary court in Rhode Island and apol- As part of his sentencing, ogized to the girl and her fami- Ardrey also was ordered to serve The county park appears to be to be stretched, sending shares in retail sales and manufacturing Advanced: 1,087 ly. 10 years of supervised release the only area on Horseshoe Lake Facebook, Twitter and LinkedIn growth also gave the market an affected by the illness. lower. early lift. Declined: 2,019 Prosecutors said Ardrey met after he leaves custody, partici- By suggesting some stocks But stock indexes diverged the 17-year-old girl online and pate in treatment programs and Ohio woman critical after Unchanged: 118 corresponded with her for register as a sex offender. could be overvalued, the Fed is shortly after the market opened rock dropped on car adding to a growing belief among and then fully veered into the red Volume: 3.3 b months before taking her in U.S. District Court Judge some market watchers that about an hour into regular trad- September from a library in John J. McConnell Jr. said the MIFFLINBURG, Pa. (AP) — stocks are due for a pullback, ing as investors began to tune Nasdaq diary Medfield, Mass., to a motel in sentence sends a message that An Ohio teacher is in critical West Greenwich, R.I. sex trafficking is taken serious- condition five days after police said Drew Wilson, an equity ana- into Yellen delivering the central Advanced: 744 lyst at Fenimore Asset Manage- bank’s semi-annual economic He engaged in sexual activity ly and punished severely. said a group of teens dropped a ment. report to Congress. Declined: 1,905 with her and sold her to another Goldstein requested the 14- rock onto her car from a highway man, they said. She was found year sentence because, she said, overpass. “In this type of environment Stocks finished the day mixed, Unchanged: 142 with the Dow Jones industrial in neighboring Coventry after Ardrey preyed on an impres- Fifty-two-year-old Sharon average eking out a tiny gain on Volume: 1.7 b someone saw her walking with sionable young woman and is a Budd is hospitalized in central the day. Ardrey. repeat offender. Ardrey was con- Pennsylvania, not far from AP The Dow added 5.26 points, or The girl’s mother told the victed of pimping in Georgia in where she was injured Thurs- 0.03 percent, to 17,060.68. The The Nasdaq composite shed court her daughter suffers from 2007, according to the judge. day. index is down slightly from its 24.03 points, or 0.5 percent, to nightmares and panic attacks Ardrey’s lawyer Kevin State police said two brothers, July 3 record of 17,068.65. 4,416.39. and could not attend the sen- Fitzgerald asked for the manda- 18-year-old Brett Lahr and 17- The Standard & Poor’s 500 The three stock indexes are all tencing because of her anxiety. tory minimum, 10 years, partly year-old Dylan Lahr, face

index fell 3.82 points, or 0.2 per- up for the year. She said her daughter is in ther- because he said Ardrey wit- charges including aggravated cent, to 1,973.28. The index is Bond prices barely budged. apy and recently graduated nessed his girlfriend’s suicide assault. Their lawyer declined to down 0.6 percent from its most The yield on the 10-year Trea- from high school. when he was 16 and suffers comment Tuesday. recent all-time high of 1,985.44 sury note held steady at 2.55 per- “We have great hope that she from a mental illness. Authorities said they were will overcome what has hap- U.S. Attorney Peter Neronha among a group of four teens who set July 3. cent. pened to her,” she said. said afterward on the steps of drove to a bridge over Interstate Look for These The girl’s father addressed the court building that the sen- 80 to throw rocks. 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Gogebic County 4-H Council, 6 area74.org. annual Leonard Street Reunion p.m., public welcome, Natural Iron County Historical Society, Wednesday, July 16 Resources Center, 500 N. Moore 2 p.m., Iron County Historical Soci- Saturday, July 19, at 3 p.m. dur- St., Bessemer. ety Museum, 303 Iron St., Hurley. ing Festival Ironwood at Depot Christian Men of the Northland, Science and Conservation on Chess Club, 4-5 p.m., for stu- Park in Ironwood. 6:30 a.m., Uptown Cafe, Ironwood. Tap, 6-8 p.m., “Carnivores of the dents grades 6-12, Ironwood The gang is a group of former Gogebic-Ontonagon Commu- Norhtwoods,” the Pines, Mercer, Carnegie Library. 906-932-0203. Leonard Street residents who nity Action Agency food commodi- Wis. Alcoholics Anonymous, 6 p.m., used to play together as chil- ty distribution, 9-10 a.m., Pioneer Gogebic County Council of Our Lady of Peace Catholic Church, dren. The group and their fami- Park Apartments, Ironwood. 906- Veteran Affairs, 6:30 p.m., Besse- Ironwood. area74.org. lies will gather to catch up. Last 932-4200. mer VFW. Harbortown AA, 7:30 p.m. EDT, year’s reunion had about 50 Mercer Area Play Group, 9:30- Mercer Loons Motorcycle Club, Ontonagon Village Housing, 100 attendees. 11 a.m., all welcome, Mercer (Wis.) 6:30 p.m., open meeting, Heart of Cane Court, Ontonagon. Public Library. 715-476-2366. the North Bar and Grill, Mercer, Wis. area74.org. “It’s especially fun when we get to see the new little next gen- Ontonagon County Senior All bikers welcome. Methamphetamine ETC, 8 p.m., Michigan DNR photo erations who have been added to Fest, 10 a.m.-2 p.m., Ewen-Trout Knights of Columbus Council support group, Woodland Church, MEMBERS OF Battery D, 1st Michigan Light Artillery, a Civil War-era liv- our families,” member Lois Creek School. 1396, 6:30 p.m. social meeting, KC Ironwood. 906-285-2813 or ing-history group, demonstrate artillery drills and interpret mid-1800s Hurley Education Foundation, Hall, Ironwood. Fruik said. “There will also be a methetc.web.com. army life during an encampment at Fort Wilkins Historic State Park in noon, monthly meeting, Hurley K-12 Alcoholics Anonymous, 6:30 Government special little treat for the little Copper Harbor. School conference room. p.m., First Presbyterian Church, Bessemer Housing Commis- ones.” Alcoholics Anonymous, open Hurley. area74.org. sion, 8:30 a.m., executive director’s The gang will take a group meeting, noon, Salem Lutheran “Wild Rice” Program, 7 p.m., office, 709 W. Iron St., Bessemer. photo around 3:30 p.m. Church, Ironwood. area74.org. Ottawa National Forest Visitor Cen- Gogebic County Family History comes to life with “Our banner will be visible Iron County Veterans Service ter, Watersmeet. Department of Human Services Officer, 1-3 p.m., Mercer (Wis.) Government Board, 9 a.m., Gogebic County either in the tent or in the new Town Hall. 715-561-2190. Aging Unit of Iron County Medical Care Facility, Wakefield. costumed interpreters at Fort pavilion,” Fruik said. “Keys to Trees” Science Pro- Board of Directors, 9-11 a.m., Hur- Wakefield-Marenisco School For more information, contact gram, 2:30 p.m., Ironwood Carnegie ley Senior Center, Hurley. Board, 5 p.m., school administrative Wilkins Historic State Park 906-932-3261, 906-932-3565 or Library. Registration required to 906- Gogebic County Forestry and board room, Wakefield. [email protected]. 932-0203. Parks Commission, 4:30 p.m., Nat- Bessemer City Council, 5 p.m., COPPER HARBOR — Every Wilkins was abandoned two Festival Ironwood, 5-10 p.m., ural Resources Center, Bessemer. city hall, Bessemer. day, history comes alive at Fort years later and regarrisoned by 4-H soccer team plans Depot Park, downtown Ironwood. Hurley School Board, 5:30 p.m., Wilkins Historic State Park in federal infantry from 1867 to fundraising carwash Superior Bike Ride, 6:30 p.m., Friday, July 18 Hurley High School library. Copper Harbor with costumed 1870. Today it remains a well- departs from Festival Ironwood, Ironwood Area School District HURLEY — The Iron County portrayals of men and women preserved example of a mid- Depot Park, Ironwood. 906-932- Festival Ironwood, 9 a.m.-11 Board of Education, 6 p.m., Luther 4-H soccer team is holding a 2020. p.m., Depot Park, downtown Iron- L. Wright School board room. who were stationed at the fort 1800s fort, including officers’ fundraising carwash Friday Gogebic Range Carvers, 6:30 wood. Watersmeet Township School during the summer of 1870. Mod- quarters, soldiers’ barracks, from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. at the p.m., shop room, A.D. Johnston High Mercer Food Pantry, noon-1 Board, 6:30 p.m., media center, eled after actual members of the married enlisted men’s quarters, Cary Mine Convience Store. School, Bessemer. p.m., Railroad Street, Mercer, Wis. Watersmeet School. army garrison and based on hospital, workshops, powder American Legion Post 58, 7 Emergencies: 715-476-7655. extensive historical research, magazine and guardhouse. Mercer group paddles on p.m., at the post, Hurley. Alcoholics Anonymous/Al- Tuesday, July 22 interpreters bring the fort to life The historic site also features Tuesday all summer Alcoholics Anonymous, 7:30 Anon, noon, Salem Lutheran from 9:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. daily the Copper Harbor Lighthouse, p.m., Sharon Lutheran Church, Church, Ironwood. area74.org. Gogebic County Veterans Ser- through Aug. 15. where exhibits interpret the MERCER, Wis. — A group Bessemer. area74.org. Scrabble at the Mercer Library, vice Officer, 9:30-11:30 a.m., Iron- The state park is home to a light station and its keepers. paddle is scheduled in the Mer- Government 2:30-4:30 p.m., Mercer (Wis.) Public wood Memorial Building. 906-667- restored 19th-century army post Public access to the lighthouse cer area for every Tuesday Iron County Recycling Com- Library. 715-476-2366. 1110. evening at 5:30 p.m. mittee, 4 p.m., courthouse, Hurley. Harbortown AA, 7:30 p.m. EDT, Breakfast For Your Brain, 10 that, in addition to the daily cos- museum is by a tour boat conces- Powderhorn Area Utility Dis- Ontonagon Village Housing, 100 a.m., Mercer (Wis.) Community tumed portrayals of soldiers and sion that operates daily from the Kids under 16 must be accom- trict Board , 4:30 p.m., Ironwood Cane Court, Ontonagon. Center. 715-561-2695. their families, features three- Copper Harbor Marina. panied by an adult. Bring a boat, Township Hall. area74.org. Alcoholics Anonymous, noon, day, living-history encampments Fort Wilkins — including the life jacket, paddle, bug repellent, Iron County Human Services Alcoholics Anonymous, 7:30 Salem Lutheran Church, Ironwood. and museum exhibits enlivened restored fort, the Copper Harbor and maybe dark glasses to the Board, 4:30 p.m., Human Services p.m., Our Lady of Peace Catholic area74.org. by the sights and sounds of army Lighthouse and the 1844 Pitts- landings where the group meets. lobby, courthouse, Hurley. Church, Ironwood. area74.org. “Zombie Jam,” 4 p.m., children life nearly 150 years ago. burgh and Boston Mining Com- Paddles last about 1 1/2 hours, Government sixth-12th grades welcome, Iron- Upcoming encampments are pany mine sites – is one of 11 and afterward, optionally, the Thursday, July 17 Gogebic Conservation District, wood Carnegie Library. 906-932- scheduled for July 22-24, July nationally accredited museums group goes to supper either at an 10 a.m., Natural Resources Center, 0203. 30-Aug. 1 and Aug. 13-15. administered by the Michigan area restaurant or sometimes Gogebic-Ontonagon Commu- 500 N. Moore St., Bessemer. Fat Tire Bike Ride, meet at has a picnic. In case of rain, the nity Action Agency food commodi- Hobby Wheel in Ironwood to leave The three-day camps are pre- Historical Center, an agency event is cancelled. ty distribution, seniors, mothers, Saturday, July 19 by 5 p.m. Biking Escanaba Trail in sented by The Future Historians, within the Department of Natu- infants, children, 9:45-10 a.m. EDT, Boulder Junction, Wis. a youth association from the ral Resources. Listed on the Tuesday’s paddle will be on Lake Gogebic Senior Center, Berg- Festival Ironwood, 7 a.m.-11:30 Woods and Blooms Garden Michigan Iron Industry Museum National Register of Historic Wilson Lake. The landing is land; 10:20-10:35 a.m. EDT, Porcu- p.m., Depot Park, downtown Iron- Club, 6:30 p.m., Haines Civic Cen- at Negaunee. Children from the Places, the outdoor museum is located on Popko Circle. To find pine Mountain Senior Center, White wood. ter, Mercer, Wis. museum group receive intensive open daily from 8 a.m. until dusk the landing from Mercer, take Pine; 11-11:45 a.m. EDT, Holy Fam- Children’s Story Hour, 10 a.m., Alcoholics Anonymous, 7 p.m., training during the spring before through mid-October. U.S. 51 north to County FF and ily Catholic Church parking lot, Marenisco Public Library. Episcopal Church of the Transfigura- assuming the costumed roles of For more information, go to turn left. Follow FF about 1 mile Ontonagon; 1:15-1:45 p.m. EDT, Hiawatha Statue 50th Birthday tion, Ironwood. area74.org. children at Fort Wilkins during michigan.gov/ftwilkins or call to Popko Circle East and turn Resource Center, Mass City; 2:15- Presentation, 11 a.m., Hiawatha Narcotics Anonymous, 7 p.m., the summer camps. Throughout the park at 906-289-4215. left again. Go a little over 4 miles 2:45 p.m. EDT, Stannard Township Park, Burma Road, Ironwood. open meeting, Wesley United to the landing for Wilson Lake. Ballpark, Bruce Crossing; 2:30-2:45 Alcoholics Anonymous, 11 Methodist Church, Ironwood. the summer, 59 participants will A Recreation Passport is p.m., Watersmeet Town Hall parking a.m., Salem Lutheran Church, Iron- Government demonstrate children’s games required to enter Fort Wilkins The landing is on the left. lot, Watersmeet. 906-884-2106. wood. area74.org. Gogebic Community College and chores while telling visitors Historic State Park. Learn more On July 29, the group will put Gogebic County Veterans Ser- Alcoholics Anonymous Board, 4:30 p.m., room B-22 of the about growing up in 1870. about the Recreation Passport at in at Rugger’s Landing on U.S. vice Officer, 10:30-11:30 a.m., Women’s Group, noon, Salem Jacob Solin Business Center, GCC. Built in 1844 to keep peace in michigan.gov/recreationpass- 51. For information, call Kit Wakefield City Hall; 1-2 p.m., Lutheran, Ironwood. area74.org. Michigan’s Copper Country, Fort port. Bogenschneider at 715-476-3446. Watersmeet Township; 2:45-3:15 9th Annual Leonard Street Wednesday, July 23 p.m., Marenisco Township. 906-667- Reunion, 3 p.m., during Festival 1110. Ironwood, Depot Park, Ironwood. Christian Men of the Northland, Reunions Moving Gadgets Projects, Chess Nuts Chess Club, 4 p.m., 6:30 a.m., Uptown Cafe, Ironwood. 10:30 a.m., Mercer (Wis.) Public Maplewood Steakhouse, Ironwood. Mentoring of Moms, 9-10:30 Library. Luther L. Wright High School a.m., Range Community Bible Ironwood, 1955 HURLEY — The J.E. Murphy [email protected]. Alcoholics Anonymous, noon, Class of 1969 45-Year Reunion, Church, Hurley. 715-561-4355. IRONWOOD — The Luther L. High School class of 1949 will hold Salem Lutheran Church, Ironwood. 5:30 p.m. picture, Historic Ironwood Mercer Area Play Group, 9:30- Wright High School class of 1955 will an informal gathering Friday, July Hurley, all class area74.org. Theatre; 6 p.m. social hour followed 11 a.m., all welcome, Mercer (Wis.) meet for lunch at Tacconelli’s on Fri- 25, at noon, at Sharon’s Coffee HURLEY — The annual Hurley Henna Tattoos Event, 1 p.m., by dinner, Tacconelli’s, Ironwood. Public Library. 715-476-2366. day, July 18, at noon. Company in Hurley. High School All Class Reunion will Ironwood Carnegie Library. Regis- Alcoholics Anonymous, open For more information, call 906- For more information, call 715- be held Saturday, July 26, starting at tration required to 906-932-0203. Sunday, July 20 meeting, noon, Salem Lutheran 932-5375. 561-4021 or 906-932-5783. 6 p.m. at Sharon’s Coffee Company DOVE Support Group, 1-3 p.m. Church, Ironwood. area74.org. in Hurley. 906-932-4990. Bluegrass Worship Service, Iron County Veterans Service Ironwood, 1954 Hurley, 1959 The event includes a 50/50 raffle Grief Support Group, 2 p.m., all 10:30 a.m., Eddy Park east pavilion, Officer, 1-3 p.m., Mercer (Wis.) IRONWOOD — The Luther L. HURLEY — The J.E. Murphy with a drawing at 9 p.m. The winner welcome, The Inn Bed and Break- Sunday Lake, Wakefield. Town Hall. 715-561-2190. Wright High School class of 1954 will High School class of 1959 will hold must be present. Proceeds from the fast, Montreal, Wis. 906-663-0308. Alcoholics Anonymous, 1 p.m., Superior Bike Ride, 6:30 p.m., hold three reunion events during an informal reunion Friday, July 25, drawing benefit the Hurley School, Mended Hearts and Diabetes closed meeting, Salem Lutheran departs from Iron Nugget back park- Festival Ironwood. On Friday, July at 5 p.m., at Dawn’s Never Inn. organizations like the Last Blast Support Group, 2 p.m., Aspirus Church, Ironwood. ing lot, Hurley. 906-932-2020. 18, classmates will meet at Festival For more information, call 715- Committee and a scholarship for a Grand View Hospital conference Alcoholics Anonymous, 7:30 Alcoholics Anonymous, 7:30 Ironwood at 6 p.m. On Saturday, 561-5734 or 715-561-4596. graduating Hurley senior. area, Ironwood. 906-932-2443. p.m., Sharon Lutheran Church, p.m., Sharon Lutheran Church, July 19, the class will gather at Rigo- Bessemer Area Historical Soci- Bessemer. area74.org. Bessemer. area74.org. ni’s Inn at 5 p.m., and on Sunday, Hurley, 1974 Hurley, 1954 ety, 2 p.m., 403 Sophie St., Besse- Government July 20, the class will have pasties at HURLEY — The J.E. Murphy IRONWOOD — The J.E. Murphy mer. Monday, July 21 Gogebic County Board, 5 p.m., Festival Ironwood at noon. High School class of 1974 will hold High School class of 1954 will hold Festival Ironwood, 4-11 p.m., county courthouse, Bessemer. For more information, call 906- its 40th reunion Saturday, July 26, at its 60th reunion Friday, July 25, at Depot Park, downtown Ironwood. Iron County Food Pantry, 9 364-3220. 6 p.m. at the Basement Bar at Tacconelli’s in Ironwood. ReGeneration Youth, 5:30-6:45 a.m.-4 p.m., 72 Michigan Ave., Mon- Dawn’s Never Inn in Hurley. A social hour begins at 5 p.m. fol- Ironwood, 1969 The class picture will be taken at lowed by dinner at 6 p.m. The Wildlife habitat grant writing workshop offered July 21 IRONWOOD — The Luther L. 6:30 p.m. that day. reunion will include a singalong and Wright High School class of 1969 will An informal gathering is set for live music provided by classmates. The Michigan Department of workshop conference call are Projects featuring habitat hold its 45th reunion Saturday, July Friday, July 25, at 7 p.m. at Chub For more information, or to regis- Natural Resources will host a asked to RSVP by Friday by call- enhancement for game species 19, at Tacconelli’s in Ironwood. and Sandy’s in Hurley. ter, call Dorothy Sola Walesewicz at Wildlife Habitat Grant writing ing Kristi Dahlstrom at 906-226- will be given highest priority. A class picture will be taken at For more information, contact 715-561-2459, or email workshop via conference call 1331. To join the conference call, The Wildlife Habitat Grant 5:30 p.m. at the Historic Ironwood Leola Maslanka at 715-561-4570 or [email protected]. Monday from 1 to 3 p.m. The dial 1-888-808-6929. When Program began in October 2013 Theatre. Social hour follows at the workshop will give potential prompted, enter access code and will be funded with a portion restaurant at 6 p.m., with dinner set for 7 p.m. applicants the information they 8299976. The call is toll-free. of the revenue from hunting and For more information, call 906- How does need to help with the grant-writ- The DNR is now accepting fishing license fees sold each 932-8026. ing process. Wildlife Habitat Grant Program year. The DNR administers the Pizza and Caesar Those wishing to join the applications through Aug. 12. WHGP. Hurley, 1949 sound for dinner?

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Thirty-three percent, to be pre- dates do,” Drum adds. “I believed then, and cise, which as it conflates almost exactly with still believe now, that Obama is basically a the number of hard-core Republicans, merely Gene mainstream Democrat who’s cautious, prag- tells you something you already knew: GOP Lyons matic, technocratic, and incremental ... (But) partisans dislike Obama with irrational zeal. by now, the evidence is clear that millions of In Their Opinion In short, the Quinnipiac University survey Obama voters really believed all that boiler- reveals more about them than about Obama. plate rhetoric.” Proposal 1 a good But hold that thought. Hence bitter disappointment on the senti- A presidential poll whose results might be mental left. Oh, you wanted single-payer worth heeding would measure the opinions Historians agree about Dubya. A recent health care? So tell me where Obama was deal for everyone only of people who could actually name the Siena College survey of 238 “presidential supposed to get the votes. 12 U.S. presidents since 1945. I’m guessing scholars” called Bush the fifth worst in U.S. However, the real believers in Barack the that’d be maybe 10 percent of the electorate, history, and the only chief executive since magic enchanter have been Republicans. His tops. 1945 to make the bungler’s Hall of Fame. presidency has driven a substantial propor- in Michigan Anyway, to put the bad news about (Only one post-WWII president made the tion of the GOP electorate completely around Obama in perspective, back in 2006 when historians’ top 10: Dwight D. Eisenhower, a the bend. To a remarkable degree, the party George W. Bush was in his sixth year in judgment I wouldn’t dispute.) of Lincoln has metamorphosed into a Confed- Proposal 1 on the Aug. 5 primary ballot is a rare accom- office — typically the nadir of a two-term Politically, the make-believe rancher erate-accented political cult on apocalyptic plishment for Michigan. If it’s approved by voters, it will president’s popularity — the same Quinnipi- turned portrait painter has become The Man themes suggested by fundamentalist theolo- kill an anti-competitive business tax without increasing ac poll found that 34 percent of Americans Who Wasn’t There. Because Bush’s record is gy. taxes for other Michiganians, while ensuring local gov- judged him the worst since 1945. pretty much indefensible — asleep on 9/11, “The unhinged versions of this sensibili- ernments and school districts don’t suffer any revenue Even the sainted Ronald Reagan’s job imprudent tax cuts, an unfinished war in ty,” writes New York Magazine’s Jonathan losses. We strongly urge a “yes” vote. approval numbers took a sharp drop during Afghanistan, weak jobs creation, a financial Chait, “held that Obama had launched a sin- At the heart of the matter is the personal property tax, his sixth year due to the Iran-Contra scandal meltdown that damn near destroyed the ister ideological assault on the Constitution an inaccurately named levy that has been assessed on the — selling missiles to Iran to finance right- world economy, trillion dollar budget deficits, and American freedom, perhaps in the name physical assets of Michigan businesses since 1893. Only wing terrorists in Nicaragua. an unjust, failed war and unfolding geopolit- of Islamism, or socialism, or somehow, both. one other state in the Great Lakes region imposes such a This year, however, a reported 35 percent ical catastrophe in Iraq — Republicans not Mentioning Obama’s race as one cause of tax, and Indiana does so at a much lower rate than Michi- in the Quinnipiac survey judged Reagan the named Dick Cheney make no serious effort to GOP panic is even more forbidden than gan. best president since World War II. Apparent- defend it. bringing up George W. Bush. You want to The tax discourages capital investment and puts ly all is forgiven, forgotten, or — equally like- Instead, they insist that the world began argue about it? Check the comment lines to Michigan at a competitive disadvantage against neigh- ly — never known. anew with the inauguration of Barack any online article about Obama, and then get boring states when it comes to retaining and recruiting Bill Clinton came in second at 18 percent; Obama. All references to the astonishing back to me. businesses, especially manufacturers that use expensive JFK third with 15 percent. Democrats, see, mess his predecessor left behind are forbid- It’s in the Bible: “The guilty flee, where no machinery. Besides the sales tax they pay when purchas- split their “best president” choices pretty den lest one be accused of playing the “blame man pursueth.” ing something, businesses in Michigan must also pay the evenly among Clinton, JFK and Obama. game.” Along with existential panic goes an personal property tax, year after year, no matter how old Meanwhile, 66 percent Republicans chose Rhyming slogans often prove irresistible inability to keep things in proportion. Beng- the equipment is. Reagan, a sharp rebuke to ex-presidents to simpletons. hazi equals invading Iraq. The IRS “scandal” While the personal property tax has long been unpopu- named Bush. OK, so Obama asked for it. Mother Jones equals Watergate. Forty-five consecutive blogger Kevin Drum gets that part exactly lar, attempts in the past to repeal it failed for one impor- Indeed, some 28 percent in the 2014 sur- months of job growth and shrinking budget vey still think that Dubya established a new right: deficits get airbrushed out of the picture. tant reason — the tax is an important part of local gov- low in presidential ineptitude. More signifi- “For years, I really didn’t believe the con- Over time, fear will abate. Then we’ll see ernment budgets, especially in industry-rich communities cant, exactly 1 percent called Bush the best. servative snark about how Obama support- what we see. such as the Holland-Zeeland area. In the city of Holland, One percent! ers all thought he would descend on Wash- Gene Lyons is a columnist for the for instance, the personal property tax generates more Even Nixon, who resigned the presidency ington like a god-king and miraculously turn Arkansas Times and a National Magazine than $2 million a year, about a quarter of the city’s tax ahead of impeachment, got one percent. Ger- us into a post-racial, post-partisan, post- Award winner. Contact him at eugene- revenue. Understandably, Michigan cities and townships ald Ford, who pardoned him, got one percent. political country. Kumbaya! The reason I did- [email protected]. resisted repeal unless they were reimbursed for their lost income. But after years of stalemate, something unusual hap- Today in history pened — a compromise that united the business commu- nity and local governments. Legislators came up with a The Associated Press series of tax changes that allows the phase-out of the per- Today’s Highlight in History sonal property tax for manufacturers and small business- On July 16, 1945, the United es while fully compensating local governments for the lost States exploded its first experimen- revenue. (Utilities and non-manufacturing businesses tal atomic bomb in the desert of with physical assets of more than $80,000 will continue to Alamogordo, New Mexico. pay the tax.) On this date It’s the tax reallocation part of the deal that requires In 1790, a site along the Potomac River was designated the permanent voter approval, and that’s what’s in Proposal 1. (That seat of the United States govern- won’t be clear from the ballot summary, which is particu- ment; the area became Washington, larly dense and unilluminating.) The formula shifts rev- D.C. enue from expiring business tax credits and a portion of In 1862, Flag Officer David G. the state use tax to local governments; in addition, man- Farragut became the first rear admi- ufacturers will pay an “essential services” tax that’s a ral in the United States Navy. fraction of the personal property tax they pay now. No In 1912, New York gambler Her- man Rosenthal, set to testify before other taxes are increased. a grand jury about police corruption, Proposal 1 may sound like a technical, inside-govern- was gunned down by members of ment issue, but it’s important to everyone in Michigan. It the Lennox Avenue Gang. is a rare and gratifying example of legislators addressing In 1935, the first parking meters a real problem and working together to fix it. The propos- were installed in Oklahoma City. al enjoys the support of virtually every business group In 1951, the novel “The Catcher and local government association in the state and faces no in the Rye” by J.D. Salinger was first published by Little, Brown and Co. organized opposition. Proposal 1 will make Michigan a In 1964, as he accepted the more attractive place to do business while preserving Republican presidential nomination important local government services. It deserves our sup- in San Francisco, Barry M. Goldwa- port. ter declared that “extremism in the —The Holland Sentinel defense of liberty is no vice” and that “moderation in the pursuit of justice is no virtue.” Bessette, died when their single- political order. Twenty-three children, ley is 56. Actress Phoebe Cates is In 1979, Saddam Hussein engine plane, piloted by Kennedy, between the ages of 5 and 12, were 51. Actor Daryl “Chill” Mitchell is 49. became president of Iraq. plunged into the Atlantic Ocean near fatally poisoned by pesticide-con- Actor-comedian Will Ferrell is 47. Letters Policy In 1980, former California Gov. Martha’s Vineyard, Massachusetts. taminated lunches served at a Actor Jonathan Adams is 47. Col- Ronald Reagan won the Republican Ten years ago: Martha Stewart school in eastern India. The Ameri- lege and Pro Football Hall of Famer The Daily Globe welcomes letters from readers. Letters should deal presidential nomination at the party’s was sentenced to five months in can League beat the National Barry Sanders is 46. Actress Rain with matters of current, public interest. We will publish as many as possi- convention in Detroit. prison and five months of home con- League 3-0 in the All-Star Game. Pryor is 45. Actor Corey Feldman is ble. We reserve the right to reject any letter and to edit those that are to In 1981, singer Harry Chapin was finement by a federal judge in New Today’s Birthdays 43. Rock musician Ed Kowalczyk killed when his car was struck by a York for lying about a stock sale. Former Attorney General Dick (Live) is 43. Rock singer Ryan be published. Please avoid name-calling or personal attacks. tractor-trailer on New York’s Long Five years ago: In an embar- Thornburgh is 82. Soul singer McCombs (Drowning Pool) is 40. Letters should be no longer than 400 words. They must be signed by Island Expressway. rassing acknowledgment, NASA Denise LaSalle is 80. Soul singer Actress Jayma Mays is 35. Actress the author, and an address and phone number must be included for veri- In 1989, conductor Herbert von admitted that in all likelihood, it had William Bell is 75. International Ten- AnnaLynne McCord is 27. Actor- fication purposes. Karajan died near Salzburg, Austria, recorded over the original video- nis Hall of Famer Margaret Court is singer James Maslow is 24. Actor at age 81. tapes of the Apollo 11 moon landing. 72. College Football Hall of Famer Mark Indelicato is 20. Letters may be mailed to Letters to the Editor, Daily Globe, 118 E. In 1994, the first of 21 pieces of One year ago: Egypt’s interim and football coach Jimmy Johnson is Thought for Today McLeod Ave., Ironwood MI 49938; emailed to: comet Shoemaker-Levy 9 smashed leader, Adly Mansour, swore in a 71. Violinist Pinchas Zukerman is 66. “I think I’ve discovered the secret [email protected]; or faxed to 906-932-4211. into Jupiter, to the joy of astronomers Cabinet that included women and Actor-singer Ruben Blades is 66. of life — you just hang around until Brief, thank-you letters will be considered for our Saturday “Bouquets” awaiting the celestial fireworks. Christians but no Islamists as the Rock composer-musician Stewart you get used to it.” — Charles M. In 1999, John F. Kennedy Jr., his military-backed administration Copeland is 62. Playwright Tony Schulz, American cartoonist (1922- column. wife, Carolyn, and her sister, Lauren moved swiftly to formalize the new Kushner is 58. Dancer Michael Flat- 2000)

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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 Gary Pennington Bill Westerman (except Memorial Day, Independence Day, Labor Day, Thanksgiving, Christmas and New Year’s Day) Periodicals postage paid at Ironwood, MI 49938 POSTMASTER – Send changes of addresses to: The Daily Globe, P.O. Box 548, 118 E. McLeod Ave., Ironwood, MI 49938 906-932-2211 • 800-236-2887 • Fax 906-932-5358 THE DAILY GLOBE • YOURDAILYGLOBE.COM WEDNESDAY, JULY 16, 2014 l 5 being wrapped up in the story or AREA / STATE Record Mykkanen fairy tale,” Mykkanen said. HOLLAND PARK Bessemer “That is what singing is. It’s story telling. I know some people might be turned off by the opera POLICE REPORTS From page 1 From page 1 and classical music, but they City of Ironwood Michael Agwu, 27, of Ironwood, According to Mykkanen, this employees work on projects should come and try it out.” was arrested Monday at 9:40 a.m. performance will be different The show is set for 7:30 p.m. under $100,000, but this year by the Ironwood Public Safety from other performances he’s After the show there will be a they have hired outside crews. Department on Bonnie Street, near done in Ironwood. reception for people to speak Northwoods Paving, a hot mix Ayer Street, for driving while his “At Juilliard, I’ve been study- with Mykkanen. asphalt contractor based in Ash- license is suspended. ing opera and classical singing Mykkanen will graduate from land, Wis., will complete the The report said he posted bond for the past six years,” he said. Juilliard in May and hopes to do Anvil-Koski project, and Fahrn- at the Gogebic County Jail and was “During this performance, I am a young artists’ apprenticeship er Asphalt, with corporate offices released. going to be focused on the songs with an opera company either in in Clover, Wis., will do the dou- Gogebic County I’ve learned at school.” the U.S. or in Europe. ble chip seal work for the three Sheri Hirzel, 42, of Alpena, was arrested for driving with a suspend- During the performance, The one thing Mykkanen is other roads. ed license and possession of mari- Mykkanen will be singing songs most excited about his perfor- The construction is expected juana at 10:10 p.m. on Thursday, in six different languages — mance, is performing for his to begin soon and be completed according to a Michigan State Police English, German, French, Nor- hometown friends and family. toward the end of the month. report. wegian, Russian and Finnish. “This is the Pine Mountain “That’s always taken with a Hirzel was stopped near U.S. 2 “This is my first time singing Music Festival’s 24th season, grain of salt, depending obvious- and Blackjack Road in Bessemer Finnish, and being a Finnish- and this season is all about ly on weather,” Randall said. Township for a burned-out head- American, I’ve very excited,” bringing old friends back,” The schedule of other projects light. Mykkanen said. Mykkanen said. “I’m so excited. under way by the two contrac- ——— In addition to the more classi- I hope people will come out to tors may affect the completion of Police stopped Jason Nagle, 44, of Phelps, Wis., for expired registra- cal selections, Mykkanen said he the show. I love performing for the Bessemer Township roads, tion at 9:55 a.m. on Saturday near will also be performing some my family and friends, and it’s as well as other problems that the intersection of U.S. 45 and C “lighter pieces,” including show- not something I get to do very can arise with construction, such Avenue in Watersmeet. tunes and cabaret songs often.” as equipment malfunctions. Nagle was arrested on a warrant “It will be a versatile evening,” For more information about out of Iron Mountain for failure to he said. the show, or to purchase tickets, appear regarding an open intoxicant What Mykkanen hopes people call the Historic Ironwood The- charge. will get out of the show is the sto- atre box office at 906-932-0618 or Hurley ——— ries from the songs he performs. visit ironwoodtheatre.net. David Taylor, 49, of Bessemer, He described singing as story To learn more about Miles was arrested for driving with a sus- pended license near U.S. 2 and M- telling. Mykkanen, visit milesmykka- From page 1 64 in Marenisco Township, accord- “Everyone enjoys a story, and nentenor.com. Associated Press blades are ruined on city ing to an MSP report. ALLISON ROBINSON, 10, watches as Lake Michigan waves crash on a Taylor was stopped for not wear- pier during windy conditions at Holland State Park Tuesday in Holland. machinery. ing a seatbelt at 4 p.m. on Saturday. Altenburg. Grant Allison, from Zeeland said “It was pretty windy at home but we came The council scheduled its next He was also cited for an open con- here and it was really windy.” two meetings for Aug. 19 and tainer of alcohol. Sept. 16, a week later than nor- In other action the board: ——— —Approved an attendance mal in both instances because of Sharon Anderson, 69, of Iron- and punctuality policy for the wood, was pulled over along U.S. 2 From page 1 conflicts. Ontonagon County Transit and near M-64 in Marenisco Township Erickson to a class in Mar- amended the personnel policy. for failing to yield to an emergency Detroit bankruptcy judge Clarification vehicle on the side of the road at quette to get her certified for —Will send a letter to state court recording. officials noting the importance 4:50 p.m. on Saturday. Burgess asked that Erickson of business counseling in the Because of a composing error, She was arrested for driving with a suspended license. be paid an additional 55 cents county, the good work of Donna the last two paragraphs of a opens court to critics ——— story on the Ironwood City Com- per hour once she becomes certi- Scorse in that regard and oppos- Police stopped Shane Quigley, mission were inadvertently fied. The amount is equal to the ing the decision to consolidate DETROIT (AP) — A judge group of private foundations 30, of Bessemer, for defective omitted in Tuesday’s paper. probate registers additional those services in Houghton overseeing Detroit’s bankrupt- and the Detroit Institute of Arts equipment, no brakelight. He was They read: At a public hear- wage for recording. County and eliminate Scorse’s cy, gave the microphone Tues- have pledged more than $800 arrested for operating while intoxi- ing Monday before the regular According to Burgess over the position. day to residents and retirees million to ease the pension cuts cated near the intersection of U.S. 2 meeting, Marion True, a mem- and Mill Street in Bessemer at 3 last three years circuit court —Approved the establish- who oppose the city’s proposal while protecting city-owned art ber of the parks and recreation a.m. Sunday. steno fees have been $24,000 ment of a $30 per month fee for to cut pensions and other bene- from being sold. committee, said he supported Results of a preliminary breath but the additional wage increase aircraft to utilize tie-down park- fits as part of a plan to get sol- Rhodes will hold a trial on the recreation plan, referring to test indicate Quigley’s blood-alcohol for Erickson will cost approxi- ing sites at the Ontonagon vent again. Detroit’s plan to get out of the local and out-of-area volun- content was .09. mately $1,500. County Airport Hundreds of people have bankruptcy, starting Aug. 14. teers who had a part in it. —Appointed Carol Harry to filed objections to Detroit’s He must find that the exit plan Court dispositions “We can build from it,” he the Ontonagon County Library bankruptcy exit strategy. About is fair and feasible, among other GroceryAt the store request and of letter the health said. Board. 80 were given five minutes each things, in order for the city to department, the issue of the —Authorized board member to speak to Judge Steven shed billions of dollars in debt. COURT DISPOSITIONS uncleaned burned grocery store Eugene Fiszer to meet with Rhodes during morning and “Your input is extremely Iron County, Wis. site in Bergland Township will sheriff Dale Rantala to clarify afternoon sessions, although important in this process,” May 15 to July 14, 2014 be turned over to Ontonagon Orville Todd Albrecht, 48, of Cran- billings and reimbursement pro- many didn’t show. Rhodes told the crowd. Gogebic County Fair County prosecutor Jim Jessup. don, non-registration of vehicle (less cedures. “I never thought I would be Last Friday was the deadline County officials said there is than 10,000 pounds), $175. — Agreed to the forestry com- struggling to get health care,” for creditors to vote, including exploded cans of food, rotted set for August 14-17 Nathan A. Anderson, 35, of Spring mittee proceeding with a timber retired bus driver Jesse Flo- roughly 30,000 retirees and cur- meat from the cooler and other sale in the Himanka Hill Block Valley, operate all-terrain vehicle or rence Sr. told the judge. “This is rent and former workers. Gen- IRONWOOD — This year’s UTV in careless way, $300; operate trash on the site. and authorized release of funds devastating. We have other eral retirees would see a 4.5 Gogebic County Fair will be a lit- ATV or UTV while intoxicated, dis- Also, the board approved a owed to the Pestka Construc- obligations.” percent pension cut while tle later on the calendar than missed; ATV or UTV-fail/take alcohol letter of request to Copper tion Company for the Firesteel Another critic, Jo Ann Coop- retired police officers and fire- normal. test, dismissed. Country Mental Health for Timber Sale work once the er, expressed doubts about the fighters would lose a portion of The fair is scheduled for Aug. Craig Bell, 37, Highbridge, oper- details of historic changes over forestry committee has walked bankruptcy process. their annual cost-of-living 14-17. ate a motor vehicle without insur- the last five years regarding ance, dismissed. through the site to approve the “I do not believe the city of adjustment. Detroit’s two pen- According to a press release, staffing and pay in similar posi- Michael J. Berghorn, 40, of Hurley, work. Detroit is broke,” she told the sion funds urged a “yes” vote. the fair is normally the second tions. stalking, dismissed; knowingly violate —Approved the U.P. Area judge. “I have no proof of it. The results will be weekend in August, but because The letter was approved at a domestic abuse order, dismissed. Agency on Aging annual imple- There have been a lot of lies announced Monday. of a scheduling conflict with the the request of commissioner Jim mentation plan. Renee Marie Blakely, 36, of Van over the years.” “We are hoping at the end of carnival, the fair board decided Buren, Ind., possess/illegally Detroit filed for bankruptcy a this process to provide better to move it back a week. obtained prescription, dismissed; year ago, citing debt of about services in a revitalized city,” “We apologize for any confu- theft of moveable property (less than $18 billion. A so-called “grand Detroit bankruptcy attorney sion this may have caused,” Jim or equal to $2,500), $243. Invasive Asian crazy bargain” involving the state, a Heather Lennox told Rhodes. Gribble, fair board chairman, Courtney A. Brown, 18, of Iron- said. “Your fair board, and its wood, underage drinking, $264. many volunteersare working Nichole Sue Brown, 18, of Iron- worms found in Madison wood, underage drinking, $264. hard to insure that the 2014 Donna M. Collins, 62, of Mercer, 40 years for baby sitter Gogebic County Fair will be the operate a motor vehicle without proof MADISON, Wis. (AP) — A sive worms from Europe that best one yet.” of insurance, dismissed. foreign worm with a big have been here for centuries. Aug. 14 will be entry day, Robert John Constantini, 40, of appetite, has burrowed into the Preparing to pour mustard convicted in infant death while Aug. 15 will be judging Hurley, battery, deferred prosecution; soil of the University of Wiscon- water on the soil, the preferred BARABOO, Wis. (AP) — A ken leg and anal tear the child and senior citizen day. Aug. 16 is disorderly conduct, $443 and one sin-Madison Arboretum, offi- method of drawing crawlers to 27-year-old baby sitter has been suffered. family day and Aug. 17, the final year probation. cials said Tuesday. the surface, they were met with Garret David Cunningham, 20, of sentenced to 40 years in prison “Me and my family are losing day of the fair, will be 4-H day. The Asian crazy worm was a surprise. Casco, operating a motor vehicle after an infant died in her care. our lives for a life I didn’t take,” For more information, or to discovered last fall in the “Lo and behold we found without proof of insurance, dis- Jeanette Janusiak, of Reeds- Janusiak said during a sentenc- see a full schedule of events, visit arboretum, and the species sur- another worm that until that missed. burg, Wis., was convicted in ing hearing Tuesday. “I have gogebiccountyfair.com. vived the harsh winter. moment we didn’t believe was 7.16.14 Geo Deck Sale 2x5_Layout 1 7/15/14 3:16 PM Page 1 Arnold D. Downs, 67, of Oak June of killing 4-month-old faith that the truth will pre- Lawn, Ill., non-registration of vehicle Officials said it’s the first in the state,” Herrick said. Payten Rain Shearer, the vail.” (less than 10,000 pounds), dis- time the species has been seen Bernie Williams, an invasive daughter of her best friend. The Baraboo News Republic missed. in Wisconsin, although it’s been species specialist with the Wis- Janusiak accused detectives and reported many in the courtroom Dylan James Duray, 19, of Iron- in the east and southeast U.S. consin Department of Natural prosecutors of twisting evidence cried as the infant’s mother, wood, ATV-operate/excess speed for 50 years. Resources, was on the trip and to support the theory of her guilt Angela Shearer, talked about near person, $201; operate ATV or Scientists are nervous about confirmed the mystery worm’s UTV in careless way, $201. and told Judge Patrick Taggart her decision to keep Payten how the invasive worm — scien- identity. that someone else was responsi- after considering giving her up tific name Amynthas agrestis — The worm is darker in color ble for the skull fractures, bro- for adoption. could affect Wisconsin’s forests. than the pale and pinker Euro- “They basically consume the pean earthworm, the common forest floor,” Brad Herrick, worm found all across the state. 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Kenneth Roy Zwick THOMASTON, Mich. — Kenneth Roy Zwick, 48, a lifelong resident of Thomaston, passed away unexpectedly Tuesday, July 15, 2014. Arrangements are under the direction of Lakeside Memori- al Chapel, Wakefield, Jerald Rocco, owner/manager. Steve J. ‘Sonny’ Miskovich MARQUETTE, Mich. — Steve J. “Sonny” Miskovich, 73, of Wakefield, died Sunday, July 13, 2014, in Marquette. Steve was born in Wakefield to the late Steve and Mary (Grivicich) Miskovich on June 9, 1941. He attended the Wake- field Schools. Steve was a member of Walleyes for Tomor- row and an avid Packer fan. Sonny’s dream came true when he pur- chased his Clydesdale team and sleigh. The family enjoyed many Christmas sleigh rides. He enjoyed raising beef cattle and sheep most of his life and operated a butcher shop at home. His enjoyment was roasting pigs and sheep, and he taught many people the secrets of the trade. Steve J. His true passion was horses. He took great “Sonny” pride in watching his daughters show horses Miskovich for many years and was involved with the 1941 — 2014 Gogebic County 4-H program. Ryan Jarvi/Daily Globe He enjoyed spending every moment with his grandchildren LITTLE FINLAND’S Cultural Center, located along U.S. 2 west of Hurley, will be the site of a three-day festival celebrating the organization’s 50 by either fishing, grouse hunting, camping at Lake Gogebic or years of existence. The festival will run July 25-27 and will feature music, dancing and traditional Finnish food. just by them sitting on his lap and telling stories. His morning routine included spending time with his friends at Ma’s Place in Wakefield. He dedicated his life to his children, family and friends. He was married on Aug. 25, 1973, to Nancy Jarvi and they Little Finland to celebrate 50 years celebrated their 40th anniversary last year. He is survived by his wife, Nancy; daughters, Melissa “We’re going to have really like cheese, pulla, or biscuits, and Hurley. (Craig) Talsma and Heather (Justin) Borseth, as well as his n Beginners Finn good music and fellowship,” she a Finnish pancake called krop- “We have it nice there,” Luoma four grandchildren, Jaden Borseth, Eli Talsma, Kate Borseth language lessons said. sua. said of the center. and Kalli Borseth. He is also survived by seven sisters and two will be offered Luoma said the organization Saturday, July 26, will feature The site has three historic out- brothers, Anna Mae Richards, of Lake Gogebic; Mary (Gordon) really started with the help of a music from the Range Communi- buildings, a pavilion and a walk- Erickson, of Ironwood; Marge (Joe) Jurasin, of Bessemer, By RYAN JARVI cultural programs grant provided ty Band, a “Taste of Finland” lun- ing trail. Lucille (David) Zazeski, of Ramsay, Gail (Daniel) Gerovac, of [email protected] by the state of Wisconsin to erect cheon, with traditional Finnish Luoma said there will be tours Waterloo, Ill., Janice Miskovich, of Ironwood, Cindy (Peter) HURLEY — The cultural the gift shop building. foods, and more music provided of the outbuildings, which Palm, of Bessemer, Kelly (Mary) Miskovich, of Wakefield, and organization Little Finland will Mark Warham, of Seattle, by Papu and Towhead of Farm- includes the Harma House, an Joseph Miskovich, of Wakefield; two aunts, Marcella celebrate 50 years of existence Wash., one of the authors of the ington Hills, Mich., and then early 20th century Finnish home Miskovich and Kay Sibley; and numerous nephews, nieces and with a three-day festival begin- grant, will speak at the 50th Dorothy and the Boys. that will have looms making cousins. ning July 25 featuring music, anniversary event. Sunday will start off with spir- rugs. dances and traditional Finnish Each day of the festival will itual services and a performance All three of the outbuildings He was preceded in death by his parents; brothers, Robert foods. begin at 10 a.m. starting Friday, by the National Finnish Ameri- have old artifacts that visitors Miskovich and Gordon Miskovich; and sister, Clara Sonja Luoma, has been presi- July 25. can Festival Chorus, then coffee can examine while on the tours. (Miskovich) Johnson. dent of the Little Finland board “We’re having music, the craft and pulla (biscuits). Three day and single day pass- He was employed as owner/operator of Miskovich Brothers for about eight years, and has day is on Friday … we’re having More music will be provided by es can be purches for the event. Logging, retiring in 2007. He also worked for Miljevich Corpo- been a member of the organiza- lunch with fish stew and then Finn Power with a luncheon of Luoma said the festival is paid ration, Heath Tree and Connor Forest Industries. tion off and on for more than 35 we’re having a talent show,” brats, burgers and other cookout for partly through donations the Services will be held on Thursday, July 17, at All Saints years. Luoma said. sides to follow. center received. Lutheran Church in Wakefield, beginning at 11 a.m. Rev. Bill She said people should attend There will also be beginner’s All of the events will be held at “We’ve had donations from all Jacobson will officiate. Visitation will be held at 10 a.m. until the event “Just to have a good Finn Language Lessons and food the Little Finland Cultural Cen- over,” she said. “Gosh even Alas- the time of service. time.” demonstrations to make foods ter along U.S. 2, northwest of ka.” He will be taken by horse carriage to Lakeside Cemetery in Wakefield for burial. Briefly Pallbearers will be Craig Talsma, Justin Borseth, Bob Jurasin, Joe Jurasin Jr., Kurt Zazeski and Ronald Tadlock. Armstrong sentenced in Madison Grandsons Jaden Borseth and Eli Talsma are honorary pall- Teen girls charged in bearers. defacing Detroit buildings MADISON, Wis. — Derek source in Milwaukee, and he Andrew Meshigaud have also Following a graveside service, everyone is invited to a lun- Armstrong, 28, of Lac du Flam- was arrested while in posses- pleaded guilty to distributing DETROIT (AP) — Three sub- cheon that will be served at the Elk & Hound. beau, Wis., was sentenced Tues- sion of $5,400 in drug proceeds, Oxycodone in Lac du Flambeau, urban teenagers have been God saw he was getting tired day by U.S. District Judge Bar- according to John W. Vaudreuil, according to Vaudreuil. Their charged in the defacing of two And a cure was not to be, bara B. Crabb to two years in U.S. Attorney for the Western sentencing hearings are sched- buildings in downtown Detroit. So He put His arm around him prison and three years of super- District of Wisconsin. uled for Aug, 22. The Wayne County prosecu- And whispered “Come with me.” vised release for distributing Armstrong is the third defen- The arrests were the result of tor’s office said 18-year-old Esabel- With tearful eyes we watched him suffer, Oxycodone. dant from Lac du Flambeau to an investigation conducted by la Meteer, 17-year-old Mackenzie And saw him fade away. Armstrong entered a guilty be sentenced for Oxycodone dis- the Wisconsin Department of Snitgen and 17-year-old Mary Although we loved him dearly, plea to the charge on April 16. tribution. Justice, Division of Criminal Elizabeth Harder were arraigned We could not make him stay. In June 2013, law enforce- On May 30, Brandon Vetter- Investigation; Lac du Flambeau Tuesday in 36th District Court on A golden heart stopped beating. ment officers conducted a con- neck was sentenced to 40 Police Department and the malicious destruction of property Hard working hands put to rest, trolled buy of Oxycodone from months in prison. Vilas and Oneida County Sher- charges. God broke our hearts to prove to us Armstrong in Lac du Flambeau. On June 10, Lois Vetterneck iffs’ Departments. Prosecution The charge carries up to five He only takes the best. During the investigation, it was sentenced to a one-year has been handled by Assistant years in prison upon conviction. A building on Michigan Avenue Range Funeral Service Inc., Frick-Zielinski Funeral Home was discovered Armstrong term of probation. U.S. Attorney Rita M. Rumbe- wired money to an Oxycodone Charlie Sunn Meshigaud and low. and one on Griswold Street were of Bessemer is in charge of arrangements. spray painted on June 22. The teens are from Grosse Robert “Bob” Malnar Pointe Woods, a community east July turns to October as cool air moves in of Detroit. They were released GREEN BAY, Wis. — Robert “Bob” Malnar, 62, of Ewen, passed Tuesday on $5,000 personal away July 13, 2014, in Green Bay. RALPH ANSAMI Ironwood received .28 inch of The advancing cooler air trig- bonds. Preliminary examinations He was born April 28, 1952, in Wakefield, Mich., to James P. and [email protected] cold rain for the 24-hour period, gered severe thunderstorms are scheduled for July 22. Grace M. Malnar. Mid-July seemed more like continuing a wet summer. across the Ohio and Tennessee Bob was a Vietnam War veteran, serving his country honorably in October Monday in Ironwood as It’s typically the hottest time valleys into Monday night. Authorities: Girl dies after the U.S. Army. He loved four-wheeling, hunting and range shoot- a summer polar vortex sent tem- of year throughout the Midwest. Temperatures were generally Michigan crash ing. Bob was a member of Whitetails Unlimited and was liked by all peratures plunging. AccuWeather.com Senior 10 to 20 degrees below normal, MASON TOWNSHIP (AP) — whom he met. Across the Gogebic Range, Meteorologist Alex Sosnowski as the global warming debate Authorities said a 4-year-old girl Bob is survived by a daughter, Shanelle Malnar; his mother, Grace some communities posted unoffi- reported the culprit is a summer- was temporarily frozen. has died following a two-vehicle M. Malnar, of Ewen, Mich.; brothers, James W., of Duluth, Minn., cial lows in the mid-40s. time version of the polar vortex Typical mid-July highs range crash in southwestern Michigan Richard D. (Kelly), of Keizer, Ore., Kenneth P. (Sylvia), of St. Ger- The low temperature for the that brought the coldest winter from 77 in Marquette to the mid- that injured her mother and main, Wis., and Ronald J. (Kate) of Mesa, Ariz.; and numerous nieces 24-hour period to 7 a.m. Tuesday to Ironwood in 110 years. 80s in Minneapolis and Chicago. another motorist. and nephews. in Ironwood was 50 degrees, For the summer polar vortex, The cool weather was accom- The Cass County sheriff’s office He was preceded in death by his father, James P. Malnar. according to the National Weath- Ironwood is not alone. panied by clouds, showers and said in a statement Tuesday, Adri- A memorial service will take place Saturday, July 19, 2014, at 11 er Service. The high was only 59. The thermometer also dipped the danger of waterspouts on the anna Chanthavongsavath, of Van- a.m. at the Sacred Heart Catholic Church in Ewen. Friends are invit- The normal high for Juy 15 is 76. to the high 40s in parts of Min- Great Lakes. dalia, died following the crash ed to gather at the church one hour prior to the start of the service. Ironwood’s low of 50 was nesota and northern Wisconsin, The good news is tempera- Monday afternoon in Mason Inurnment will be in the Evergreen Cemetery with military rites nowhere near the all-time record as furnaces kicked in at night. tures were expected to return to Township. The department said provided by the Ontonagon County Veterans Association. of 38 set for the date in 1945. It Sosnowski said the summer normal in Ironwood Thursday, the girl wasn’t restrained in a Friends may view Bob’s obituary and leave condolences at canefu- was 54 at 11:30 a.m. on Tuesday, polar vortex broke off from the with highs in the mid- to upper child safety seat at the time of the neralhome.com. The Cane Funeral Home-Bruce Crossing Chapel is with a chilling breeze from the Arctic and is dropping south- 70s throughout the rest of the crash. assisting the family. north. ward. week. The department said the girl’s mother, 25-year-old Linda Chan- thavongsavath, was in stable con- Warrant issued in heroin case dition at Bronson Hospital and 73- Battery covers give bat homes at Consumers Energy year-old Edwin Powless Jr., of HURLEY — A Mellen, Wis., than $2,500 and two felony bail Otsego, was in critical condition at JACKSON (AP) — More than rivers, will install 22 of those bat have both been recognized for man, who is charged with pos- jumping allegations. South Bend Memorial Hospital. session with intent to deliver Filippo said he had not been 2,000 bats could have a new houses at select properties. their dedication to preserve nat- heroin in Hurley, failed to show in contact with Sanders in the home at Consumers Energy “I thought it would be nice to ural resources, and properties for Woman gets probation in hydro power plants thanks to col- give them a place to stay,” said each company have received cer- up for his preliminary examina- past three weeks. crash that killed mom tion on Tuesday. The Hurley Police Depart- laboration between the utility, Netherland, who will enter his tification by the Wildlife Habitat Iron County Judge Patrick ment charges were filed in General Motors and a Boy Scout junior year at Clarkston High Council. PORTAGE, Wis. (AP) — A Madden issued a nationwide court on Aug. 21. from Clarkston. School this fall. “They have a “Hydro dams generate clean rural Poynette woman has been warrant for Bernie Sanders, 45, Sanders previously lived in Using scrap Chevrolet Volt place to stay for the winter.” electricity, and cars that run on sentenced to probation for a crash who is being represented by Bessemer and Ironwood Town- battery covers donated by GM, Netherland created the bat electricity are a cleaner form of that killed her mother last Decem- Saxon attorney Sam Filippo. ship. 16-year-old Matthew Netherland houses for his project to earn transportation,” said Rich Cas- ber. The felony count specifically Preliminary examinations from Clarkston, (about 40 miles Eagle Scout, the highest achieve- tle, Consumers Energy’s natural Forty-seven-year-old Barbara charges possession of from are conducted to determine if northwest of Detroit) and some ment in Boy Scouts of America. resource manager for hydro gen- Dorshorst pleaded no contest to a three to 10 grams of the drug. there is enough evidence to helpers built 30 bat boxes in a The houses are about 2 to 3 eration. charge of homicide by intoxicated Sanders also faces a charge bind over defendants to stand few months, according to the feet long and 1 foot wide and will “The battery covers from the use of a motor vehicle. of revealing and concealing trial. Jackson Citizen Patriot. give the bats a place to live, other electric-powered vehicles are Prosecutors say Dorshorst’s stolen property valued at less —Ralph Ansami Consumers Energy, which than people’s attics, he said. being kept out of landfills, and by mother, 78-year-old Caroline operates 13 hydroelectric plants Each house can fit more than 100 being utilized as bat homes they Hebel, was a passenger in the For reprints or lamination services, contact along the Au Sable, Grand, Kala- bats, if not 200, Netherland said. allow biodiversity to thrive along SUV and died as a result of the the Daily Globe at 906-932-2211 mazoo, Manistee and Muskegon Consumers Energy and GM the river habitats.” crash. THE DAILY GLOBE • YOURDAILYGLOBE.COM SPORTS WEDNESDAY, JULY 16, 2014 l 7 Planned documentary to feature Hurley’s 1949 state champion basketball team Special to the Daily Globe schedule to meet with the public: HURLEY — It’s been 65 Friday 11 a.m. to 12:30 p.m., years since Hurley won the 1949 Hurley Senior Center Wisconsin state high school Friday 12:30p.m. to 2:30 p.m., boys’ basketball championship, Sharon’s Coffee Co. but a new documentary will Saturday 10 a.m. to 1 p.m., bring that remarkable story to Hurley K-12 School new generations. Saturday 2:30 to 4:30 p.m., Carter Kuehn of Brainerd, Iron Nugget Restaurant Minn., will be in the Hurley area Saturday 6:00 p.m. to ? All- the opening weekend of the Iron Class Reunion at Sharon’s Cof- County Heritage Festival to fee Co. begin preliminary plans for the Kuehn asks that interested proposed project. He will not be people bring their stories and doing any filming but will be ideas. He also requests that any- meeting with as many people as one with photos related to the possible and getting acquainted basketball team, school and life with the area. in the Hurley area back then to “I really want to get a better bring them with you. He has the feel for the town and its people technology to scan the photos and talk about the team, basical- and return them immediately. ly establish relationships as I Visits are also planned to the want all to be comfortable dur- Iron County Museum, Little Fin- ing the process,” said Kuehn. land, and other local sights. He He first became aware of the has been in contact with several unique history surrounding the local individuals and will be set- champs and the “Midgets” nick- ting up meetings with them by name on a trip to Hurley this phone before his arrival here. spring and has been in contact with Hurley school officials and For more information or to other area residents since then. share your photos and stories After the preliminary meetings you are encouraged to contact here lay the groundwork, plans Carter Kuehn at 218-330-8847 then can be made for filming. or 218-829-1212 or email at Kuehn will be here Friday [email protected]. His through Sunday, July 25-27 and address is 302 Juniper Street, Pat Krause/Daily Globe has tentatively set the following Brainerd, MN 56401. PENOKEE RANGE’S Hailey Edyvean scores on a passed ball during Tuesday’s Little League District 11 (ages 9-10) softball game at John Krznarich Field in Ironwood. Penokee wins district tournament By PAT KRAUSE [email protected] IRONWOOD — Penokee Range became the champions of the Michigan District 11 Little League in ages 9-10 with a 14-4 title game victory over Keweenaw at the John Krznarich Field on Tuesday. The team is made up of play- ers from Hurley, Ironwood, Bessemer and Wakefield. “These girls have jelled very Submitted photo well together,” Penokee manager CARTER KUEHN of Brainerd, Minn., plans to visit Hurley to begin work- Ryan Niemi said. “They’re 9 and ing on a planned documentary about Hurley’s 1949 state champion 10-year old girls who are aggres- boys basketball team. sive and enthusiastic. Our strongest point is still pitching, but the defense gets outs on the balls they hit. And hitting is con- US Concussion expert: tagious. The girls are hitting a lot in the cage and the coaches really World Cup sets bad example work with them. And we’ve had an excellent turnout of fans so BOSTON (AP) — World Cup educate the public about head far.” organizers repeatedly failed to fol- injuries. The group held a confer- The game ended after five low their own concussion protocol ence Tuesday to roll out its “hit innings just as Sunday’s had and then failed to take advantage count” initiative to help track and done. But don’t let the score fool of the international interest in the reduce concussions in young ath- you. After being no-hit on by tournament to teach soccer fans letes. Madison Huotari on Sunday, and young players about the dan- Although Nowinski is more Keweenaw came out strong on gers of head injuries, concussion concerned about amateur players Tuesday and took a 3-2 lead after expert Chris Nowinski said Tues- — who might not be able to make day. decisions about their health, and one inning. “I’m worried about how many who aren’t compensated for the “This was our fourth game in kids emulate these athletes. It damage they may be sustaining — four days and our one pitcher wasn’t just one athlete hurt; it the World Cup injuries to Kramer (Elli Djerf) had twice as many was one multiplied by 1 million,” and others who became disorient- strikeouts as walks in each Nowinski said. “They didn’t even ed or even unconscious showed game,” manager Judy Chizek use a bully pulpit and say: ‘This is that even the pros need to be pro- said. “We just decided we weren’t unacceptable.’” tected. going to quit. It was mostly the Several times in the monthlong “It was a great teaching point: girls deciding. The coaches added tournament, players sustained Immediately after the injury, you some additional things. obvious concussions but continued can’t leave it up to the athlete,” to play — a practice doctors agree Nowinski said. “Some of these “We played our best. They Pat Krause/Daily Globe can put them at risk of severe concussions, they clearly weren’t played their best and it took their PENOKEE RANGE’S Brooke Ofstad swings during Tuesday’s Little League District 11 (ages 9-10) softball brain damage. able to make decisions for them- best to beat us. Penokee is an game at John Krznarich Field in Ironwood. In the final, Germany midfield- selves.” excellent team. We wish them the Penokee led 4-3 after two and Backman highlighting the both had two hits. er Christoph Kramer stayed in FIFA was criticized by the pro- best the rest of the tournament.” innings. inning with doubles. Huotari picked up the win the game after colliding with fessional players’ union, FIFPro, Huotari started the first “We started out sluggish,” Penokee was up 14-1 and the pitching five innings and gave up Argentina defender Ezequiel and others such as TV analyst inning by hitting a frozen rope Niemi said. “We weren’t overcon- the game ended on the ten-run four runs (two earned) on only Garay. Kramer later had to be Taylor Twellman, a former Major double to left-center and fident, but I think we were a little rule. one hit. She walked three and helped off the field and said he League Soccer star who retired MacKenzie Backman was safe on couldn’t remember much from the because of concussions. nervous. We settled down, “The game was a lot closer notched seven strikeouts. a throwing error. With two outs, collision — signature symptoms of “Here we go again calmed down and played the than the score,” Niemi said. “In Penokee will play Escanaba at a concussion. FIFA...#WorldCupFinal and your Darien Bender slammed a ball game.” the bottom of the fifth, we really Escanaba in a best-of-three- “Clearly if there is a protocol, it ineptitude to address the head over the head of the left fielder on After scoring three more times came out aggressive and opened game series that runs Tuesday isn’t being followed,” Nowinski injury problem is for everyone to a 2-RBI double. in the fourth inning, Penokee put it up.” and Wednesday and if necessary, said. see. Kramer was concussed!” he Victoria Harju started the sec- the game out of reach with six Penokee rapped out 15 hits for Thursday. The winner of the A Harvard football player wrote on Twitter during the ond inning with a seeing-eye sin- more runs in the fifth. Harju, the second game in a row and series will be the U.P. represen- turned professional wrestler who championship match. “Before I gle to right-center, Brooke Ofstad Kylee Maki, Jordan Tanula, Huo- Bender led the offensive assault tative and take on teams down- retired because of concussions in die, I will get FIFA to change their walked and Huotari dropped in a tari, Backman and Kiera Niemi with a 4-4 performance. Huotari state. the ring, Nowinski helped start ways and get an independent doc- soft liner between the infield and the Sports Legacy Institute to tor on the sideline.” all scored with Harju, Huotari was 3-4 and Backman and Harju Keweenaw 3 0 0 0 1 — 4 1 4 outfield that plated both runners. Penokee 2 2 1 3 6 —14 15 2 American League wins game, home-field advantage in World Series MINNEAPOLIS (AP) — Derek Jeter soaked in the another rousing cheer when he led off the third and adulation from fans and players during one more night about two minutes of applause after AL manager John on baseball’s national stage, set the tone for the Ameri- Farrell sent Alexei Ramirez to shortstop to replace him can League with a pregame speech and delivered two at the start of the fourth. final All-Star hits. As Frank Sinatra’s recording of “New York, New Mike Trout, perhaps the top candidate to succeed the York” boomed over the Target Field speakers and his 40-year-old Yankees captain as the face of the game, parents watched from the stands, Jeter repeatedly seemed ready to assume the role with a tiebreaking waved to the crowd, exchanged handshakes and hugs in triple and later a go-ahead double that earned him MVP the AL dugout and then came back onto the field for a honors. curtain call. On a summer evening filled with reminders of gener- While not as flashy as Mariano Rivera’s All-Star ational change, the AL kept up nearly two decades of farewell at Citi Field last year, when all the other play- dominance by beating the National League 5-3 in the ers left the great reliever alone on the field for an eighth- All-Star game Tuesday for its 13th win in 17 years. inning solo bow, Jeter also tried not to make a fuss. Miguel Cabrera homered to help give the AL cham- A 14-time All-Star who was MVP of the 2000 game in pion home-field advantage for the World Series. Atlanta, he announced in February this will be his final No matter what else happened, it seemed destined to season. His hits left him with a .481 All-Star average (13 Associated Press be another special event for Jeter. for 27), just behind Charlie Gehringer’s .500 record (10 AMERICAN LEAGUE first baseman Miguel Cabrera, of the Detroit Tigers, hits a home run during the first He received a 63-second standing ovation when he inning of the MLB All-Star game Tuesday in Minneapolis. walked to the plate leading off the bottom of the first, ALL-STAR — page 8 sports071614_Layout 1 7/15/14 11:30 PM Page 2

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DAILY GLOBE SCOREBOARD ABOVE, THE champions of the Washington at Los Angeles, 10:30 p.m. and F Jordan Szwarz to a two-year con- second annual St. Isaac Jogues tract. John Nurmi Memorial Fundraiser Horseshoes Transactions DETROIT RED WINGS — Named Tony Granato assistant coach. Scramble held Friday at Tahoe Gogebic Range Horseshoe League Soccer BASEBALL EDMONTON OILERS — Signed C Monday Major League Baseball Lynx Golf Course in Mercer were Bingo’s 11, Aurora Club 5 MLB — Named Billy Bean as a consul- Andrew Miller to a one-year contract. MAJOR LEAGUE SOCCER FLORIDA PANTHERS — Agreed to from left: Bub Chapman, Gene Bessemer VFW 16, Hautala’s 0 All Times EDT tant who will serve as Ambassador for Soulier, John LaBarge and Gil Norrie Club 16, Rigoni’s 0 EASTERN CONFERENCE Inclusion. terms with D Dylan Olsen on a two-year contract and F Garrett Wilson and C Ryan Standings W LT Pts GF GA American League Chapman, all of Lac du Flam- Bessemer VFW ...... 86 D.C. 954 31 26 19 CLEVELAND INDIANS — Optioned Martindale on one-year contracts. beau, Wis. They shot a 7 under Bingo’s ...... 67 Sporting KC 855 29 25 16 RHP Zach McAllister to Columbus (IL). MINNESOTA WILD — Re-signed LW Jason Zucker to a two-year contract. Norrie Club ...... 62.5 Toronto FC 753 24 23 20 BASKETBALL par 28. NASHVILLE PREDATORS — Signed Norrie Club ...... 46.5 New England 782 23 23 24 National Basketball Association Fs Mike Ribeiro and Derek Roy to one- Hautala’s ...... 12 New York 558 23 30 27 CHICAGO BULLS — Released F Car- BELOW, THE mixed champions Rigoni’s ...... 7 Columbus 468 20 20 23 los Boozer. Waived F Lou Amundson, G year contracts. Signed LW Viktor Arvids- Philadelphia 487 19 29 33 Ronnie Brewer and G Mike James. son and LW Kevin Fiala to a three-year were from left: Georgia Davis, Chicago 3410 19 25 27 DALLAS MAVERICKS — Signed F Dirk entry-level contract. NEW YORK ISLANDERS — Agreed to Bob Davis, Tanner Hiller and Basketball Houston 5 11 3 18 20 38 Nowitzki and F Chandler Parsons. Kelly Kohegyi, all of Mercer. They Montreal 395 14 17 29 DETROIT PISTONS — Signed G D.J. terms C Casey Cizikas has on a two-year WESTERN CONFERENCE Augustin and F Caron Butler. contract and D Calvin de Haan on a three- shot a 3 under par 32. year contract. AllWNBA Times EDT WLT Pts GF GA HOUSTON ROCKETS — Acquired F Seattle 12 42 38 35 24 WASHINGTON CAPITALS — Signed EASTERN CONFERENCE Trevor Ariza, F Alonzo Gee, G Scotty Real Salt Lake 747 28 27 24 G Vitek Vanecek and F Jakub Vrana to THE HOLE events were hole 9 WLPct GB Hopson and a 2015 first-round draft pick Atlanta 15 5 .750 — Colorado 756 27 27 22 from the New Orleans Pelicans, the Peli- three-year, entry-level contracts. closest to pin, anyone - Gil Chap- Indiana 10 11 .476 5½ FC Dallas 775 26 30 29 cans received C Omer Asik, F Omri SOCCER man, Lac du Flambeau; hole 2, Connecticut 10 13 .435 6½ Vancouver 647 25 27 25 Casspi and cash considerations and the MLS Los Angeles 636 24 20 13 closest to tree in fairway, anyone, Washington 9 12 .429 6½ Washington Wizards receive C Melvin Ely COLUMBUS CREW — Announced it Chivas USA 675 23 20 27 and a trade exception. Chicago 8 13 .381 7½ has mutually agreed to part ways with MF Ron Kadlubowski, Mercer; hole 3, New York 7 13 .350 8 Portland 469 21 30 32 MEMPHIS GRIZZLIES — Signed G San Jose 484 16 16 18 Alvaro Rey. closest second shot, Bub Chap- WESTERN CONFERENCE Beno Udrih to a multiyear contract. NOTE: Three points for victory, one COLLEGE WLPct GB MIAMI HEAT — Re-signed G Dwyane man, Lac du Flambeau; hole 4, Phoenix 16 3 .842 — point for tie. Wade. BIG EAST CONFERENCE — Named longest putt, men, Dave Riegler, Friday’s Games Minnesota 16 6 .727 1½ OKLAHOMA CITY THUNDER — Stu Jackson senior associate commis- Mercer; hole 5, longest putt, San Antonio 11 11 .500 6½ D.C. United 2, San Jose 1 Signed G Sebastian Telfair. sioner for men’s basketball. Los Angeles 9 11 .450 7½ Saturday’s Games PHOENIX SUNS — Waived G Ish ALABAMA — Announced the retire- women, Roxy Rasmuson, Mercer; Philadelphia 3, Colorado 3, tie Seattle 9 15 .375 9½ Smith. ment of gymnastics coach Sarah Patter- hole 6 closest to pin, anyone, Neil Toronto FC 4, Houston 2 SAN ANTONIO SPURS — Named Tulsa 7 14 .333 10 son. New York 4, Columbus 1 Etorre Messina assistant coach. Zevitz, Mercer; hole 7, closest to Monday’s Games DELAWARE — Named Christine Motta No games scheduled Sporting Kansas City 2, Montreal 1 FOOTBALL red fairway marker, anyone, Pat Chicago 1, New England 0 associate athletic director for student-ath- Tuesday’s Games National Football League Wonderling, Mercer; hole 8, Connecticut 86, Seattle 63 Chivas USA 3, Vancouver 1 NEW ORLEANS SAINTS — Agreed to lete development and senior woman Los Angeles at Indiana] Los Angeles 1, Real Salt Lake 0 terms with TE Jimmy Graham on a multi- administrator. longest drive in fairway, women; Washington at Phoenix Sunday’s Games year contract. SAINT ROSE — Named William Aloia, Kelly Kohegyi, Mercer. Seattle FC 2, Portland 0 Wednesday’s Games Canadian Football League Jr. assistant athletic director for compli- Wednesday, July 16 WINNIPEG BLUE BOMBERS — Atlanta at New York, 11 a.m. ance. Submitted photos New York at Philadelphia, 7 p.m. Acquired QB Josh Portis from Toronto for Tulsa at Minnesota, 1 p.m. UMASS — Announced women’s Sporting Kansas City at Columbus, a 2015 conditional draft pick. Thursday’s Games sophomore basketball F Alyssa Lawrence San Antonio at Tulsa, 12:30 p.m. 7:30 p.m. HOCKEY has a transferred from San Diego State. Chicago at Indiana, 7 p.m. Vancouver at Toronto FC, 8 p.m. National Hockey League Connecticut at Phoenix, 10 p.m. New England at Los Angeles, 10:30 ARIZONA COYOTES — Signed F WEST ALABAMA — Named Rusty p.m. Brandon McMillan to a one-year contract Cram women’s basketball coach.

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LOB_NL 7, AL 4. 2B_Tulowitzki, Second, Bob Davidson; Third, Scott Barry; Right, Vic left-field wall for a 3-0 lead — just Ar.Ramirez, Utley, Lucroy 2, Jeter, Trout. 3B_Trout. Detroit’s Max Scherzer, in line Carapazza; Left, Todd Tichenor. the fourth home run in the last six HR_Mi.Cabrera. SB_A.McCutchen, Al.Ramirez. T_3:13. A_41,048 (39,021). to be the most-prized free agent All-Star games. SF_Altuve. pitcher after the season, pitched a Jeter then hit a soft single into against Chris Sale tied the score in hit an RBI double down the third- scoreless fifth for the victory, and right off Alfredo Simon leading off the fourth. base line that was ruled fair by Glen Perkins got the save in his the third but was stranded. The AL went ahead for good in umpire Scott Barry. Because the home ballpark. The NL, which still holds a 43- the fifth against Neshek, the St. ball landed in front of the umpire Pat Neshek, a hometown 40-2 advantage in the series, came Louis reliever who grew up in the — it was real close to the line — it favorite whose brother works on back on consecutive RBI doubles Minneapolis suburb of Brooklyn was not reviewable under base- Associated Press the Target Field grounds crew, by Chase Utley and Jonathan Park and started his career with ball’s new replay rules by Jerry NATIONAL LEAGUE’S Jonathan Lucroy, of the Milwaukee Brewers, hits took the loss. Lucroy off Jon Lester that made it the Twins. Layne, the umpire monitoring on an RBI double during the second inning of the MLB All-Star game Tues- The AL won for the first time in 3-2. Lucroy’s run-scoring double Josh Donaldson and Derek Nor- video at the Replay Operations day in Minneapolis. three tries in Minnesota; it lost 6-5 ris hit one-out singles, and Trout Center in New York. All-Star farewell: Jeter takes bow, hits double MINNEAPOLIS (AP) — Derek McCutchen smiled and pointed tain. Right after that, he connected Jeter was a huge hit from the very at Jeter, who grinned back at the on the second pitch from Wain- start in his final All-Star game. reigning NL MVP. wright. Batting leadoff for the Ameri- The Yankees captain also had a “I didn’t know he was going to can League, the 40-year-old short- few words for his teammates. AL hit a double, or I would have stop for the New York Yankees manager John Farrell of Boston changed my mind on that,” Wain- soaked in an ovation that lasted asked Jeter to speak to the players wright said. “I thought he was more than a minute at Target in the clubhouse before the game. going to hit something hard to the Field, then seized the moment “Just said a couple things,” right side for a single or an out. I Tuesday night by hitting a double. Jeter said. probably should have pitched him Jeter soon crossed the plate for This was the 14th time Jeter a little bit better.” the game’s first run. After three was picked as an All-Star. He’s set In the third, Jeter took Cincin- innings of action, he was ceremoni- to retire after this season. When nati ace Alfredo Simon to a full ally removed from his familiar Jeter stepped to the plate, the count before his single. position in the field to one more crowd gave him a 63-second ova- Then, right before the fourth round of revering cheers as his tion, prompting him to wave, nod inning began, Jeter was taken out mom, dad, sister and nephew and tip his helmet several times. for Alexei Ramirez and the captain watched from the stands. Wainwright, who spoke the day jogged off. With Frank Sinatra’s “It’s been fun family time for before about how proud he would “New York, New York” playing on us,” Jeter said during the Ameri- be to pitch to Jeter on this memo- the stadium speakers, he waved to can League’s 5-3 win. rable occasion, backed up toward the crowd and exchanged hugs The double was one of Jeter’s second base and left his glove on and handshakes in the AL dugout classic, opposite-field line drives to the mound so he could clap along and then took a curtain call before right. He singled to right field in with everyone else at the ballpark. the game resumed. his next at-bat, too, raising his All- “For him to do that meant a lot Earlier in the day, Jeter was Star batting average to a robust to me,” Jeter said. the first player to ride down the .481 — 13 hits in 27 at-bats. That’s With a wide smile, Jeter shout- red carpet that was rolled out for the second-best of all time for play- ed a few words toward the St. downtown parade of the game’s ers with 20 or more at-bats, behind Louis ace, good-naturedly encour- greats, from their hotel to the ball- Charlie Gehringer. aging him to get the inning going. park about 10 blocks away. The OK, so maybe NL starter Adam “Just saying, ‘Dude, I’m not hearty ovations started there, Wainwright admitted he threw going anywhere until this ovation while Jeter rode with his parents something juicy for Jeter to hit. is starting to die down,’” Wain- and other family members, who “I was going to give him a cou- wright said. “So he was telling me came to Minneapolis for the event. ple pipe shots,” the right-hander to go, and I just thought he “I think everyone WANTS it to said. “He deserved it.” deserved it.” sink in that this is my last,” Jeter Wainwright later said that he Fittingly, a recording of late said in the clubhouse before bat- didn’t want to take away from Yankees public address announcer ting practice, “but I’m just trying Jeter’s first inning hit. Bob Sheppard’s famous monotone to enjoy it while I’m here and stop “It was mis-said,” the pitcher introduction was played as he thinking about this is the last one.” said in a television interview. “I walked up for his at-bat with thou- Commissioner Bud Selig said hope people realize I’m not inten- sands of smartphones snapping Major League Baseball has been tionally giving up hits out there.” away in the seats: “Now batting, discussing ways to formally honor Jeter showed off in the field, for the American League, from the Jeter as he enters the final few too. In the top of the first, he made New York Yankees, the shortstop, months of his career. a slick, diving stop on Andrew No. 2, Derek Jeter, No. 2.” “If you were sitting two decades McCutchen’s sharp groundball up The tribute came right after a ago and you said, ‘Boy, this is a guy the middle. Jeter got to his feet national television audience tuned I want to be the face of baseball and fired an on-target throw to to Fox saw a Nike commercial that and be what this generation will first base, but the fleet-footed featured the likes of Michael Jor- remember,’ you couldn’t have writ- Associated Press McCutchen was too fast, beating it dan, Jay-Z and Rudolph Giuliani ten a script like this,” Selig said. AMERICAN LEAGUE shortstop Derek Jeter, of the New York Yankees, waves as he is taken out of the game in out for a leadoff single. paying their respects to the cap- “He is just remarkable.” the top of the fourth inning of the MLB All-Star game Tuesday in Minneapolis. l THE DAILY GLOBE • YOURDAILYGLOBE.COM COMICS WEDNESDAY, JULY 16, 2014 9 DEFLOCKED Daughter suffers from compulsive behaviors

Dear Annie: My wife and I visit and keep Mom company all are a little concerned about our day and do fun activities with 30-year-old daughter, “Amber.” her, yes, she’s going to seem bet- Every day, she spends an hour ter, but it doesn’t reflect the real- brushing her teeth and five full ity of her normal day when she’s minutes washing her hands and alone for hours at a time. If the then rechecks the same things Annie’s locals say Mom needs more care, about five times. Mailbox they may be right. Amber says she can’t control it Get help. Join a support group and it’s hard to stop. This has or contact your council on aging. been going on for a little over a behaviors can become worse over We hired a wonderful dementia year. Is this anything to be con- time, and it helps to get treat- coach who helps families figure MOTHER GOOSE & GRIMM cerned about? Is this just the ment as soon as possible. You or out what to do. It is possible for way she is? Any advice would be Amber can contact the Interna- the sick person to enjoy the great. — Concerned Parents tional OCD Foundation (ocfoun- things that they are able to do if Repetitive Dear Parents: dation.org) for more information they are given support. behaviors like this are obsessive- and referrals to therapists who Consider that the person’s compulsive disorders. They are spouse might not be the best not uncommon. However, OCD specialize in dealing with this problem. We’ll be thinking of you. caregiver. Observe what is really Dear Annie: My dear mother- happening in the household. You in-law has suffered with demen- may need to hire helpers. In day YOUR tia for 10 years. This wonderful, care, assisted living or other loving woman did not receive the facilities, there is trained staff, HOROSCOPE care she could have, and as a always rested and fresh. result, her quality of life is worse Try to avoid isolation, for the BORN LOSER than it needed to be. I have some sick person as well as the care- advice for family members when giver. Don’t turn down offers of a loved one receives the dreaded help. I called some of my mother- diagnosis of dementia or in-law’s friends to ask whether Alzheimer’s: they would come over and You need to learn about the learned that they had been EUGENIA turned away by my father-in- LAST illness, and you need to make a plan. Pretending the person is law. not sick doesn’t help. It makes Someday I hope there is a cure Your Birthday life harder for them. I never real- for this horrible illness, but until Wednesday, July 16, 2014 ized how powerful a force denial then we have to do the best we could be until I witnessed my can to manage life for those who It’s time to spread your wings and father-in-law’s absolute refusal are dependent on us. — The In- fly. Put your knowledge to good use by to change anything about their delving into new territories and taking Law ALLEY OOP Thank you for advantage of every opportunity that life. Expecting her to keep cook- Dear In-Law: comes your way. Sticking to your nor- ing, leaving her alone, etc., were taking the time to write and mal routine will not help you achieve truly acts of cruelty. guide others who are in a similar your desires. Don’t fear change. Realize that your loved one is situation. We hope anyone affect- CANCER (June 21-July 22) — A not going to get better. He or she ed by this dreadful disease will diligent pursuit of knowledge will help may stay the same for a long contact the Alzheimer’s Associa- you raise your earning potential. Being time, or may steadily get worse, tion at alz.org. Their website has prepared for any situation will keep but they are not going to a wealth of information for you ahead of the competition. improve. dementia and Alzheimer’s. 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Ontonagon Theater to host concert July 19 Casey Kasem’s body still unburied ONTONAGON — Alex Marciniak, solo concert. private studio in McKinney, Texas, “I love coming back to the U.P. and Leah Reichardt and Jennifer Lund will Marciniak is a faculty member in the studying with Billie Royer. Since then, I’m thrilled to be able to share my love SEATTLE (AP) — A be performing together at the Ontonagon music/drama department at Gogebic her studies have taken her to the for music with my hometown.” Reichardt spokesman for Casey Kasem’s Theater on July 19 at 7 p.m. The concert Community College. He brings his teach- Wausau Conservatory of Music in said. daughter said the famous radio will feature a plethora of music styles ing skills to the stage, where he shares Wausau, Wis., a summer opera program Lund was born and raised in New host’s unburied body remains at with Marciniak on the grand piano with stories about his featured composers and in Italy with Scuola Italia and a year in Ulm, Minn., and currently lives in Min- a funeral home in Tacoma, Reichardt and Lund singing. the periods in which they lived. the MusikInstitut in Erlangen, Ger- neapolis. Music has always been an Wash., a month after his death. Marciniak, of Ironwood, has played at Reichardt is originally from Onton- many. important part of Jennifer’s life. She Danny Deraney, publicist for the Ontonagon Theater many times, per- agon, and now lives in Minneapolis, She currently studies with Manon started studying piano and voice at the Kerri Kasem, said Kasem’s chil- forming a classical concert each fall. This where she works and studies music. Gimlett at MacPhail Center for Music in age of eight and continues to study music dren from his first marriage fall he will return to Ontonagon for a Reichardt began her vocal studies in a Minneapolis. today. hope he will be buried at Forest Lawn cemetery in Glendale, Calif., as he wished. ‘WISH I WAS HERE’ Kasem died June 15 at a hos- pital in Washington state. Der- Art competition reception set aney said the celebrity’s second wife, Jean Kasem, has the rights to his body but has not yet for July 22 at Nicolet College arranged for him to be buried. Hospital spokesman Scott RHINELANDER, Wis. — With photographs as well as Thompson with St. Anthony Artists from the across the coun- other media – whether it is oil Hospital says Kasem’s wife col- try will have their finest work paintings, watercolors, lected his remains from the hos- on display in the Nicolet College lithographs, fabric arts and pital after he died, but Thomp- Art Gallery when the Northern more – I respond positively to son did not know what arrange- National Art Competition kicks what strikes me as somewhat ments she made. off July 22, at 5 p.m. uncommon. ‘Show me some- A call to Jean Kasem’s attor- Judge Linda Benedict-Jones, thing I haven’t seen before’ is ney was not immediately curator of photography at the what I would often say to my returned Tuesday. Carnegie Museum of Art, students.” poured over 512 pieces to select Artists with pieces selected Judd Hirsch returns to TV the 87 that made it into the for the show will compete for in new ABC drama juried exhibit. more than $8,500 in prize “There’s a little dance that money. BEVERLY HILLS, Calif. (AP) takes place,” she said about the For more information or to — Judd Hirsch is going from the judging process. purchase tickets call Tom Win- ridiculous to the sublime in his “I try to keep a very open quist at (715) 362-6988 or by newest TV roles. mind when I begin the process. email at [email protected]. The 79-year-old actor best known for “Taxi” appears in “Sharknado 2: The Second One,” about sharks unleashed on New Pine Mountain Music York City airing July 30 on Syfy. Festival announces artistic “They told me I was going to Associated Press be eaten by a shark,” he said. “I THIS IMAGE, released by Focus Features, shows, from left, Pierce Gagnon, Joey King and Zach Braff in “Wish said, ‘I’m in.’” I Was Here.” director transition Hirsch’s regular gig will be co-starring on the ABC series HANCOCK — The Pine the U.P.’s loving embrace of “Forever” that begins with a Mountain Music Festival Board great classical music, and I was sneak preview on Sept. 22. He of Trustees announced Joshua always delighted to spend as plays the best friend and confi- Review: Braff’s fan-funded dant of Dr. Henry Morgan, the Major’s resignation as artistic many days as possible in this director. fabulous part of America. medical examiner in New York Since 2003, Major has been Under the nurturing leader- City who has immortality. Only responsible for conceiving, ship of Laura Deming and the Hirsch’s character, Abe, knows film doesn’t pay off developing and implementing expert guidance of Joshua his friend’s secret. the artistic vision and focus of Major, the PMMF has earned a “Every once in a while, the (AP) — When Zach Braff took State,” into theaters. Fans of returned, and he’s getting experi- the festival. He has been the reputation of great national intelligence of a show just grabs to Kickstarter to fund his new that film — presumably, they’re mental treatment. Sarah’s dead- guiding force of the PMMF prestige and I am honored to me,” Hirsch said Tuesday at the movie, “Wish I Was Here,” he the ones who ponied up cash — end job, inputting data at the vision for nearly half of the fes- continue their legacy. I can’t summer TV critics’ tour. “To be explained to fans where their deserved something better. water authority, can’t pay the tival’s life, fulfilling the PMMF wait to get started.” able to develop a character, money would go: It would ensure Braff plays Aidan Bloom, a bills either. So Aidan decides he’ll mission with unparalleled com- PMMF board president, Can- that’s a gift in television. To be his creative control, allow him to struggling actor in LA in his mid- home school the kids. The first mitment. dace E. Koski Janners, associated with an experience cast the actors he wanted and 30s, who’s far luckier in the fam- day ends with him duct-taping “My 11 years with PMMF expressed the gratitude of the that is unusual, a life that never enable him to shoot in Los Ange- ily department than he deserves: them to chairs in front of the TV. have been extraordinary and I trustees, staff and volunteers seems to end, it’s always some- les, rather than someplace He has two nice kids and a gor- But it turns out Aidan’s actu- can hardly find the words to and said “The festival is deeply thing to think about.” cheaper. geous, generous wife, Sarah (a ally more responsible than his express how deeply indebted I indebted to Joshua for his The TV role is Hirsch’s first We can argue about whether very solid Kate Hudson, who also brother, Noah (Josh Gad), a bit- am to the festival for their trust vision and expertise through- regular one since his five-year these were worthy reasons to ask deserved a better film.) ter, unemployed misanthrope and faith in my leadership,” out the years as he enthusiasti- run on “Numb3rs” four years for $2 million (in fact, fans ulti- Because Braff is cute and hasn’t spoken to his father in Major said. “The inspiring peo- cally and creatively fulfilled the ago. mately gave Braff more than $3 charming, we are, apparently, ages. Told Dad is dying, he ple, the miraculous festival, the PMMF mission to produce million, after which he also got supposed to find Aidan cute and declines Aidan’s plea to go visit. stunning geography, and the superb classical music in the Millions watch UN music traditional financing.) Certainly charming — which he might He even refuses to take care of turbulent beautiful history will U.P. video on LGBT rights there was controversy — maybe have been, 10 years younger. But the dog, Kugel (yes, kugel — one continue to live in my heart for “His presence will be missed UNITED NATIONS (AP) — not deserved — over whether a there’s little cute or charming of many, many broad Jewish the rest of my life.” but his devotion to the Festival The United Nations said a Bol- wealthy actor should be seeking about the way he stubbornly jokes.) As Major completes his will be remembered by his lywood-inspired United Nations money on Kickstarter. (If people eschews a decent career to pur- There’s also an extraneous tenure at the end of the 2014 many friends within the Festi- music video promoting equal are willing to pay, isn’t it up to sue his “dream” — auditioning subplot in which Sarah’s office season, the festival welcomed val and the community. The rights for gays, lesbians, trans- them?) for bit parts in sci-fi movies that mate harasses her with inappro- Donald Schleicher to the posi- Festival warmly welcomes Don gender people and bisexuals has But here’s a more urgent he doesn’t even get. priate sex talk. When Sarah com- tion. Schleicher in his new role and been watched by more than one question: Why didn’t Braff use Naturally, he can’t afford his plains, her boss tells her to light- Schleicher previously served looks forward to his creative million people online and mil- this money to make a better film? kids’ private school tuitions — en up. The purpose of this sce- PMMF as music director and vision and direction.” lions more on television since its For all the brouhaha, “Wish I that’s taken care of by his dad, nario is telegraphed early: It sets principal opera conductor from The Pine Mountain Music release on April 30. Was Here,” which Braff directed, Gabe (Mandy Patinkin, always a up a chance for Aidan to show 1994 to 2002. He is currently Festival presents a season of Charles Radcliffe, of the U.N. stars in and wrote (along with welcome presence.) Implausibly, strength later by standing up for director of orchestras and pro- opera, classical and popular Human Rights Office, said brother Adam), is so much less though Aidan and Sarah are his wife. (Likewise, when Aidan’s fessor of conducting at the Uni- music each summer in the Tuesday for the United Nations interesting than the circum- totally non-observant Jews, the daughter mentions she doesn’t versity of Illinois. Schleicher’s Keweenaw Peninsula, the Dick- the novel approach has “paid stances of its making — not ter- kids (nicely played by Joey King know how to swim, a big flashing career includes numerous inson County area, the Mar- off.” rible, just frustratingly mediocre, and Pierce Gagnon) go to what sign goes off, saying: Wait For international conducting activi- quette area and other towns in The 2 1/2-minute video stars and also corny, overly broad, looks like a full-fledged Orthodox Touching Swim Scene With Dad.) ties as well as faculty and men- the U.P. Headquartered in Indian actress Celina Jaitly, meandering, not so funny where yeshiva, run by a rabbi with a The movie is filled with jokes toring experiences. Hancock it is supported by who was named a U.N. Equality it intends to be and not so sad long, flowing white beard that don’t seem particularly “I am thrilled to return to donations, ticket sales and Champion by human rights where it intends to be, either. (Grandpa pays, so he chooses the thought out. Maybe you’ll find PMMF as artistic airector,” grants. chief Navi Pillay last year for And that’s a shame, because school.) this hilarious: at one point, one of Schleicher said. “During my For more information about her support for LGBT rights. it’s taken Braff 10 years to get a One day, Gabe can no longer the kids confuses al-Qaeda with nine years as conductor at the the 2014 season, visit Jaitly said Tuesday she has follow-up to his debut, “Garden pay the tuition; his cancer has weatherman Al Roker. (Well?) festival, I learned to appreciate pmmf.org. been “overwhelmed by the posi- tive response.” She said the video is aimed at promoting the difficult conver- MNA accepting entries Summer (Mostly) Thursdays Concert to feature KAT Trio sations that promote change “in BAYFIELD, Wis. — The Sum- hometown of Vladislav and Victo- Trio has enchanted audiences all a wonderful light hearted way for nature photo contest mer (Mostly) Thursdays Concert ria Gorbich. The trio performs all over the world through the universal language on July 24 at 5 p.m. features the kinds of music including classical, The concert is sponsored in of music.” OKEMOS — The Michigan cottage on Mullet Lake in KAT Trio with Vladislav Gorbich pop, inspirational and playful part by donations, the Nature Association announced Cheboygan County. Runners-up on clarinet, Victoria Gorbich play- jazzy improvs. Chequamegon Bay Arts Council Affleck, Garner stop by its annual photo contest to are eligible for several other ing violin and Joseph Ross accom- Concerts showcase unique and the Wisconsin Arts Board kids’ superhero party showcase the talent of photog- prizes including theater tickets panying on piano at Bayfield Pres- arrangements of Russian folk with funds from the state of Wis- SOUTHFIELD (AP) — The raphers from all skill levels and gift cards. byterian Church. music, timeless melodies and even consin. actor who plays the caped cru- with photos of any of its 170 For photos to be eligible, they The KAT Trio, was named to Scott Joplin rags. Since their For more information, call 715- sader in the upcoming “Batman nature sanctuaries in the state. must be taken at an MNA honor Ekaterinburg, Russia, the debut U.S. tour in 2000, the Kat 779-5490. v. Superman Dawn of Justice” Submissions will be accepted nature sanctuary in Michigan film, surprised a group of chil- until Aug. 1. and belong to one of the three dren at a Detroit-area superhero Winning photographs will be categories: people in nature, party. featured in MNA’s “Michigan flora/fauna or landscapes. Pho- Archie’s death latest comic Ben Affleck and his actress Nature” magazine, which is dis- tos from any season are eligible. wife, Jennifer Garner, stopped tributed to more than 6,000 Contestants can access entry book to inject reality Sunday at Detroit Kid City in nature lovers statewide. forms and additional information Southfield and asked if they and The grand prize winner will at michigannature.org/home/ne LOS ANGELES (AP) — For ator Kevin Keller, Archie their 2-year-old son, Samuel, also receive a weekend stay at a ws/photocontest2014.shtml most of Archie Andrews’ life, the Comics’ first openly gay charac- could join the party. red-headed comic book icon’s ter, who’s pushing for more gun The Detroit Free Press said biggest quandary was whether control in Riverdale. Archie’s the family welcomed the visi- No hints from Hillary he liked Veronica or Betty. death, which was first tors. The character’s impending announced in April, will mark Affleck is in Detroit for the Clinton on ‘ The Daily Show’ death comes in Wednesday’s the conclusion of the “Life with filming of the Warner Bros. Pic- installment of “Life with Archie,” Archie” series. tures movie. NEW YORK (AP) — Hillary saying, “She’s here solely for one a spin-off series that centers on “I think Archie Comics has The movie’s release is set for Rodham Clinton gave Jon Stew- reason: to publicly and defini- grown-up renditions of Archie taken a lot of risks in recent May 2016. art no hints about whether she tively declare her candidacy for and his Riverdale pals. It brings years, and this is the biggest risk The indoor Detroit Kid City will run for president, but president of the United States ... a bold conclusion to Archie they’ve taken yet,” said Jonathan features a kid-sized market, acknowledged during Tuesday’s I think.” Comics’ four-year-old modern Merrifield, a longtime Archie fan. cabin, auto factory, schoolhouse taping of “The Daily Show” the That proved not to be true. makeover of the squeaky-clean, “If it shakes things up a little and other buildings. speculation surrounding her pos- The two moved on to a series all-American character. bit, and people end up checking Associated Press Detroit Kid City worker Gar- sible candidacy has become “a of national and international Freckle-faced Archie will meet it out and seeing what’s going on This photo shows Archie in his rett Dixon said Affleck “was cottage industry.” issues Clinton faced as secretary his demise when he intervenes in in Archie Comics, it will be a risk final moments of life in the comic very interested in getting a Stewart introduced Clinton by of state. an assassination attempt on sen- that was smartly taken.” book, “Life with Archie,” issue 37. Detroit Kid City out in L.A.”