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DAILY GLOBE Thursday, January 9, 2020 Scattered snow yourdailyglobe.com | High: 32 | Low: 20 | Details, page 2 Iron O N I C E County ballots set for April 7 election By LARRY HOLCOMBE [email protected] Ballots are set for the spring election in Iron County after Tuesday’s filing deadline. Besides the county board of supervisors, there are also elections on April 7 for mayor and city council seats in Hurley and Montreal, the Mer- cer town board and the Hurley and Mercer school boards. The April 7 ballot will also include voting in Wisconsin’s presidential primary. While most members of the county board are running unop- posed for reelection, there will be a few new people on the board. In District 1 (Hurley) newcomer Kathleen Byrns is running unop- posed to fill a seat being vacated by Jay Aijala. In District 15 (Sher- man) Anne McComas is running Tom LaVenture / Daily Globe A SNOWMOBILE sits parked next to an ice fishing tent on the Gile Flowage on Tuesday as seen from the Gile boat landing. to fill a seat that is open after the death of supervisor Brad Matson last year. Also, in District 14 (Mercer) incumbent Jim Kichak is facing opposition from Tanner Hiller. Board seeks counsel for Gogebic County’s reimbursement case The other 12 districts will see By TOM LAVENTURE In the county administrator’s elected James Byrns as vice-chair bic County Sheriff Pete no change in representation, [email protected] report, Juliane Giackino said the for 2020. There were no addi- Matonich to purchase a 2020 including District 2 (Hurley) Joe BESSEMER – The Gogebic county building elevator is tional nominations. Dodge Ram pickup truck that Pinardi, D3 (Hurley) Jamey Fran- County Board of Commissioners breaking down more frequently The election of vice chair, will serve as a sheriff’s depart- cis, D4 (Hurley) Larry Youngs, on Wednesday approved 7-0 a including a December incident according to Gerry Pelissero, ment vehicle. The $29,202 pur- D5 (Gile) Bill Thomas, D6 (Mon- new attorney to provide legal when an employee was stuck county register of deeds, occurs chase price was $500 lower than treal) Ken Saari, D7 (Kimball) counsel for the ongoing retire- inside for approximately 20 min- each year when the chair has the next bid and was already Brandon Snyder, D8 (Saxon-Gur- ment funds issue with the West- utes. The problem is with the been elected for two years. Com- included in the annual county ney) Karl Krall, D9 (Anderson- ern Upper Peninsula Manpower door motors that are no longer missioner Dan Siirila was elect- budget through the U.S. Depart- Knight-Pence) Pat Hanson, D10 Consortium. serviced by the manufacturer ed chair for two years at the 2019 ment of Agriculture grant funds. (Oma-Carey) Scott Erickson, D11 Wendy Marcotte of Mar- and an upgrade would also re-organizational meeting, when The board accepted a com- (Mercer) John Sendra, D12 (Mer- quette, will provide counsel require a computer, she said. Byrns was first elected vice- munication from Greg Ryskey, cer) Opal Roberts, and D13 (Mer- regarding the county’s legal and “The cost is about $140,000 chair. Gogebic County grant adminis- cer) Tom Thompson Jr. legislative efforts over five years for an upgrade,” Giackino said. The board approved reap- trator, regarding the County to recoup more than $900,000 Discussions are ongoing to pointing Robert Sharon to the Remonumentation program Elsewhere in funds in a rule transition for see if the work can be done in Personnel and Negotiations revisions that will require proof Hurley will have a new mayor retirement legacy costs with the phases but it looks like the work Committee with a recommenda- that the county approved its as incumbent Paul Mullard is not Western Upper Peninsula Man- will need to be done at one time, tion from Scott Parrot, director revised county plan. seeking reelection. Councilman power Consortium in 2015. she said. of the Department of Health and The board accepted a com- Jay Aijala and Thomas Conhar- The previous attorney, Steven “I knew that we would have Human Services. Sharon’s cur- munication from James Zyduck, toski are on the ballot for a two- Pence, announced his retirement to do this eventually,” she said. rent term expired Oct. 31, 2019. director of hydro plants for Xcel effective Jan. 31. Marcotte is an “I didn’t think it would be so Sharon was also the only appli- associate with the former firm costly.” cant. and is familiar with the case. The board unanimously re- The board authorized Goge- ELECTION — page 8 COUNSEL — page 5 POLAR BEAR HOCKEY Stabenow, Peters call for action in response to high Great Lakes water levels continue to help our communi- n Request ties address the near- and long- includes money for term challenges that stem, in Ontonagon part, from the climate crisis.” The two senators called for the dredging action in a letter sent to Rickey WASHINGTON – Michigan’s “R.D.” James, the assistant secre- two senators, Democrats Debbie tary of the army for civil works; Stabenow and Gary Peters, and Mick Mulvaney, the director annoucned Monday that they of the Office of Management and were calling on the Department Budget. of the Army and the Office of The letter identified several Management and Budget to areas for funding in the Army address the high water levels Corps’ 2020 work plan – includ- around the Great Lakes in the ing maintenance dredging for U.S. Army Corps of Engineers’ commercial and recreational har- budget for the 2020 fiscal year. bors around the state. Included in that call was a “The Administration’s … bud- funding request for dredging get contains significant gaps in Ontonagon and other commer- funding to address the dredging cial harbors around the state. needs at harbors across Michi- “Communities and coastlines gan. It is our understanding that across Michigan have been bat- there is a $4 million shortfall in tered by flooding and erosion as the amount needed to dredge a result of record high water lev- commercial harbors in Holland, Tom LaVenture/Daily Globe els on the Great Lakes and inland Marquette, Monroe and Onton- GAVIN MODERSON, left, is about to pass a puck back to teammate Delwyn Westeen, during a waterways,” the two senators agon,” the letter reads. hockey practice on Wednesday at the Pat O’Donnell Civic Center in Ironwood. The two are with wrote. “It is imperative that the the U-12 Pee Wee team for 11-13 year-olds and part of the Polar Bear Hockey program. 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This gives a temperature of what ththe he air feels like on the skin. Answer: went down on the outskirts Kyiv, was carrying 167 pas- ans are grieving with you,” of Tehran during takeoff sengers and nine crew he said, addressing the vic- just hours after Iran members from several tims’ families. US, Iran step back from the launched a barrage of mis- countries, including 82 Ira- Ukraine’s president siles at U.S. forces. While nians, at least 63 Canadi- Volodymyr Zelenskiy cut the timing of the disaster ans and 11 Ukrainians, short a visit to Oman to brink; region still on edge led some aviation experts according to officials. The return to Kyiv and said a to wonder whether it was crash just before dawn team of Ukrainian experts WASHINGTON (AP) – in Tehran, firing more than out attacks such as the one brought down by a missile, scattered flaming debris would go to Tehran to help The U.S. and Iran stepped a dozen missiles at two on Dec. 27 that killed a Iranian officials disputed and passengers’ belongings investigate the crash. back from the brink of pos- installations in Iraq. The U.S. contractor and set off any such suggestion and across a wide stretch of “Our priority is to find sible war on Wednesday as Pentagon said Wednesday the most recent round of blamed mechanical trou- farmland. the truth and everyone President Donald Trump that it believed Iran fired hostilities. ble. Many of the passengers responsible for the signaled he would not with the intent to kill. Hours after Trump “The rumors about the were believed to be interna- tragedy,” he wrote in a retaliate militarily for Iran’s Even so, Trump’s take- spoke, an ‘incoming’ siren plane are completely false tional students attending Facebook statement. missile strikes on Iraqi away was that “Iran went off in Baghdad’s and no military or political universities in Canada; Ukrainian officials, for bases housing U.S. troops. appears to be standing Green Zone after what expert has confirmed it,” they were making their their part, initially agreed No one was harmed in the down, which is a good seemed to be small rockets Gen. Abolfazl Shekarchi, way back to Toronto by that the 3½-year-old plane strikes, but U.S. forces in thing for all parties con- “impacted” the diplomatic spokesman for the Iranian way of Kyiv after visiting was brought down by the region remained on cerned and a very good area, a Western official armed forces, was quoted with family during the win- mechanical trouble but high alert. thing for the world.” said. There were no reports by the semiofficial Fars ter break. later backed away from Speaking from the Despite such conciliato- of casualties. news agency as saying. He Canadian Prime Minis- that and declined to offer a White House, Trump ry talk, the region Gen. Mark Milley, the said the rumors were “psy- ter Justin Trudeau said 138 cause while the investiga- seemed intent on deescalat- remained on edge, and chairman of the Joint chological warfare” by the of the passengers were tion is going on. ing the crisis, which spi- American troops including Chiefs of Staff, warned that raled after he authorized a quick-reaction force dis- it was “perhaps too early to the targeted killing last patched over the weekend, tell” if Iran will be satisfied Fears of Sanders alarmed that Bernie the nomination. But less week of Iran’s top general, were on high alert. Last that the missile strikes win growing among Sanders could become than a month before Iowa’s Qassem Soleimani. Iran week Iranian-backed mili- were sufficient to avenge Democratic their party’s presidential kickoff caucuses, the responded overnight with tia besieged the U.S. the Soleimani killing. establishment nominee, establishment- doubters are being forced its most direct assault on Embassy in Baghdad, and minded Democrats are to take Sanders seriously. America since the 1979 Tehran’s proxies in the DES MOINES, Iowa warning primary voters Former Chicago Mayor seizure of the U.S. Embassy region remain able to carry (AP) – Increasingly that the self-described Rahm Emanuel, previously ON EDGE page 6 — democratic socialist would a senior aide to President struggle to defeat President Barack Obama, warned Donald Trump and hurt Democrats that Sanders’ DAILY GLOBE the party’s chances in pre- status as a democratic mier House, Senate and socialist and his unwaver- governors’ races. ing support for “Medicare New Year’s Coloring Contest Winners The urgent warnings for All” won’t play well come as Sanders shows among swing voters in the new signs of strength on states that matter most in AGE GROUP 1-3 AGE GROUP 4-6 the ground in the first two 2020. states on the presidential “You need a candidate primary calendar, Iowa with a message that can and New Hampshire, help us win swing voters in backed by a dominant battleground states,” fundraising operation. The Emanuel said in an inter- Vermont senator has large- view. “The degree of diffi- ly escaped close scrutiny culty dramatically increas- over the last year as his es under a Bernie Sanders rivals doubted the quirky candidacy. It just gets a lot 78-year-old’s ability to win harder.”

# THIS DAY # IN HISTORY Veronika Mueller, age 2 – Hurley, WI Maren Eichsteadt, age 6 – Wisc. Rapids, WI January 9 • 1947 Elizabeth “Betty” Short, the black dahlia, is last seen alive AGE GROUP 7-9 AGE GROUP 10-12 • 1952 Marines give notice that they will recall Ted Williams to active duty • 1991 Baseball officially bans Pete Rose from being elected to the Hall of Fame for betting on baseball • 2007 Apple Inc. CEO Steve Jobs announce the iPhone

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Email calendar items and ty, community room, 906-667- community news to 0469. Another’ opens at Finlandia next week [email protected]. Iron County Food Pantry, For more information, call 906- 9 a.m.-4 p.m., 72 Michigan 932-2211. Ave., Montreal, Wis. 715-561- HANCOCK – Finlandia sensory experiences of rep- busyness: galleries and art centers Thursday, Jan. 9 4450. University Gallery will pre- etition that can transform the value throughout the Midwest. Alcoholics Anonymous, sent an exhibit of mixed anxiety about imperma- o f She is in the collection noon, Salem Lutheran Church, Pickleball, 9 a.m.-noon, Ironwood. area74.org. media sculptures by Chica- nence, uncertainty and extreme of the J.G. Wentworth Col- Ironwood Memorial Building. Overeaters Anonymous, go-based interdisciplinary imperfection into curiosity slowness. lection in New York, and Gogebic County Veterans 5:30 p.m., All Saints Lutheran Service Officer, 10:30-11:30 artist, educator and writer about the mystery of what’s I seek to the Museum of Contempo- Church, Wakefield. Stacia Yeapanis. actually here in the present p r o v i d e rary Photography in Chica- a.m., Wakefield City Hall; 1-2 Alcoholics Anonymous, 6 p.m., Watersmeet Township; p.m., Our Lady of Peace The exhibit titled “The moment...” breathing go. 2:45-3:15 p.m., Marenisco Catholic Church, Ironwood. Thin Line Between One Informed by her longing room by In 2019 she received an Township. 906-667-1110. area74.org. Thing and Another,” will be for stillness as well as her enticing Individual Artist Grant Alcoholics Anonymous, Aurora Club, 6 p.m. noon, Salem Lutheran Church, monthly membership, Aurora on display at the Finlandia compulsion towards v i e w e r s from the Illinois Arts Coun- Ironwood. area74.org. Stacia Club, Ironwood. University Gallery, located action, Yeapanis uses Yeapanis to look cil Agency. She has been Grief Support Group, 1 to NAMI meeting, 7 p.m., 2:30 p.m., Dr. Kate Hospice in the Finnish American repeated marks and gestu- closely.” recognized with several Baraga place conference Heritage Center, Hancock ral forms to illuminate the Yeapa- grants from the City of office, 1571 Highway 51 North room, Marquette. in Arbor Vitae. Harbortown AA, 7:30 p.m. from Jan. 16 to Feb. 15. complexity of being nis received a BA from Chicago Department of Survivors of Suicide, 2 EST, Ontonagon United An opening reception human. Oberlin College and a Mas- Cultural Affairs, including p.m., Zion Lutheran Church, Methodist Church basement, for the artist will take place “The ultimate paradox ter of Fine Arts in Studio a DCASE Individual Artist 932-5718. next to Holiday gas station, SMART Recovery, 4:30 Ontonagon. area74.org. at the gallery, Thursday, of contemporary American Arts from the Fiber and Grant and a Community p.m., 101 E. Mary St., Besse- Government Jan. 16, from 7 to 8:30 p.m. life is embodied in every- Material Studies Depart- Arts Assistance Program mer. Gogebic-Iron County Air- EST with an artist talk thing I make: we keep try- ment at The School of the award. Free community dinner, 5 port Board, 10 a.m., at the air- p.m., Wakefield Methodist port. beginning at 7:20 p.m. The ing to relax by staying Art Institute of Chicago. The Finlandia Universi- Church. Gogebic County Road reception is free and open busy,” says Yeapanis. “My She has held several ty Gallery is located in the Alcoholics Anonymous, Commission, 4 p.m., Court- 6:30 p.m., First Presbyterian to the public. Refreshments work self-consciously solo exhibits including a Finnish American Heritage house Annez, Bessemer, Mich. will be served. echoes the anxiety of con- solo show at Kent State Center, 435 Quincy St., Church, Hurley. area74.org. City of Hurley Finance Klassic Kruisers Car Committee, 4:15 p.m., City Yeapanis’ work con- stant doing, while offering University, the Indianapo- Hancock. Call 906-487- Club, 6:30 p.m., Gogebic Hall, Hurley. flates art practice with a remedy for this pervasive lis Art Center and many 7500 for more information. Community College Jacob Ironwood City Commis- meditation practice, devo- Solin Center, Room B 22, Iron- sion, work session, 4:45 p.m., wood. Memorial Building. tion and contemplation. Ironwood Masonic Lodge Bessemer Township She brings the value of pro- 389, 7:30 p.m., at the Masonic Board, 5 p.m., Township Hall, cess, not product, to the building. Ramsay. Government Gogebic County Fair forefront in this exhibition Bessemer Housing Com- Board, 5:30 p.m., Fair- of objects that embody the mission, 8 a.m., Executive grounds, Ironwood. adage ‘the finger pointing Director’s Office, 709 West Ironwood Township at the moon.’ Iron Street, Bessemer. Board, 5:30 p.m., Township Iron County Finance offices. Her textile-like sculp- Committee, 8 a.m., court- Ironwood Memorial tures, which consist of dis- house, Hurley. Restoration Committee, 5:30 carded toilet paper tubes, Bessemer Downtown p.m., City Hall, Ironwood. Development Authority, 4 Ironwood City Commis- hand-knotted embroidery p.m., DDA room, City Hall. sion, 5:30 p.m., Memorial floss and empty space, use Gogebic County Transit Building. Board, 6:30 p.m., Transit a formal visual vocabulary Wakefield City Council, as metaphor for conscious- Facility, Ironwood. 5:30 p.m., City Hall. Gogebic Range Water Bessemer Downtown ness and inquiry. In our Authority, 6:30 p.m., Besse- Development Authority, 5:30 contemporary speed-driv- mer Township Hall, Ramsay. p.m., City Hall, Bessemer. en, profit-focused world, Friday, Jan. 10 Marenisco Township Board, 6 p.m., township hall. Yeapanis uses the act of Mercer Cribbage, 9:30- Oma Town Board, 6 tying knots as a way to get 11:30 a.m., Mercer Senior p.m.,Oma Town Hall. intimate with the present Center. Tuesday, Jan. 14 moment, and she invites Double Trouble, 11 a.m.- 12:30 p.m., Serenity Center, viewers to use the act of Gogebic-Ontonagon looking to that same end. Ironwood. Community Action Agency Mercer Food Pantry, food commodity distribution “My haptic meditation noon-1 p.m., Railroad Street, for seniors, Pioneer Park and the viewer’s contem- Mercer, Wis. Emergencies: Apartments tenants only, Iron- plation of the results are Submitted Photo 715-476-7655. wood, 9-10 a.m.; Our Lady of STACIA YEAPANIS’S “Wasting My Time, Trying to Find More Time,” made of toilet Alcoholics Anonymous/ intimately connected, Peace Catholic Church, Iron- paper tubes and embroidery floss. Al-Anon, noon, Salem Luther- wood, parking lot, 10:30-11:15 notes Yeapanis. “Both are an Church, Ironwood. a.m.; Mill Trace Apartments, area74.org. Ironwood Township, west park- Harbortown AA, 7:30 p.m. ing lot, 11:45-noon; Mill Trace EST, Ontonagon United Apartments, Ironwood Town- Radon gas testing kits offered at Western Methodist Church basement, ship, east parking lot, noon- next to Holiday gas station, 12:15 p.m.; Wildwood Apart- U.P. Health Department locations Ontonagon. area74.org. ments, Ironwood Township, Alcoholics Anonymous, community room, 12:30-12:45 7:30 p.m., Our Lady of Peace p.m. Catholic Church, Ironwood. Pickleball, 9 a.m.-noon, HANCOCK – Radon openings caused by plumb- some counties, as many as results up to 100 pCi/L Saturday, Jan. 11 Ironwood Memorial Building. cannot be seen, smelled, or ing, wiring, or ductwork. 45% of the homes have have been observed” Rule Gogebic County Veterans tasted, but high levels of Outdoors, radon is diluted radon levels above the said. Union Station Food Service Officer, 9:30-11:30 radon gas may be in resi- by the atmosphere to safe Environmental Protection To obtain a free radon a.m., Ironwood Memorial Pantry and Northern Food dents’ homes, increasing levels. However, radon can Agency’s (EPA’s) recom- test kit, stop by the local Bank, 10 a.m. to 12:30 p.m., Building. 906-667-1110. 252 E. Ayer St., Ironwood. Friends of the Mercer their risk of lung cancer. concentrate in indoor air mended action level (4 Western Upper Peninsula Alcoholics Anonymous, Public Library, 10 a.m., Fortunately, testing is easy and reach unhealthy levels. pCi/L). “Approximately 12 Health Department Office 11 a.m., Salem Lutheran library, Mercer, Wis. and high radon levels can “January is National percent of homes tested in located in Baraga, Besse- Church, Ironwood. area74.org. Alcoholics Anonymous, Community Pickleball noon, Salem Lutheran Church, be lowered. Radon is the Radon Awareness Month”, the Western UP (Baraga, mer, Hancock, and Onton- Paddlers, 2-5 p.m., Mercer Ironwood. area74.org. leading cause of lung can- WUPHD Environmental Gogebic, Houghton, agon. School gymnasium. Ironwood Kiwanis Club, cer in non-smokers, caus- Health Director Tanya Rule Keweenaw, and Onton- For more information Alcoholics Anonymous, 7 noon, Golden Dragon. p.m., Salem Lutheran Church, Bessemer American ing an estimated 21,000 said, “WUPHD is taking agon) registered radon about radon, radon mitiga- Ironwood. area74.org. Legion Post 27, 5 p.m., Amer- deaths annually. the opportunity to let the results above the EPA tion, and radon-resistant ican Legion, Bessemer. Radon is a naturally public know about radon action level. While higher new home construction, Sunday, Jan. 12 Ironwood American Legion Post 5, 5:30 p.m. din- occurring radioactive gas. testing, mitigation results have averaged visit wuphd.org, or call Alcoholics Anonymous, 1 ner, 6:30 p.m. meeting, Memo- Radon moves up though resources, and the impor- between 4 and 20 pCi/L, 906-482-7382. p.m., closed meeting, Salem rial Building, Legion club room. the soil and enters build- tance of testing your Lutheran Church, Ironwood. Wakefield VFW Post Mercer Health and Well- 9084, Ladies Auxiliary, VFW ings through cracks and home.” ness Pickleball, 3-6 p.m., Post, 6 p.m.; lunch, 5:30 p.m. openings in the founda- According to a Michigan Mercer Community Center. Gathering, Participating tion, floor, or walls, includ- survey, high levels of radon Narcotics Anonymous, 7 and Supporting, 6 p.m., ing at floor/wall joints, are expected in one out of p.m., Wesley United Methodist developmental disability advo- School of Choice Notice Church, Ironwood. cacy group, Community Men- sump openings, and other eight Michigan homes. In Schools of Choice Plan Adopted Alcoholics Anonymous, tal Health, Wakefield. 7:30 p.m., Sharon Lutheran Alcoholics Anonymous, 7 by Local Districts Church, Bessemer. p.m., Episcopal Church of the Superintendents of school districts in Gogebic Monday, Jan. 13 Transfiguration, Ironwood. area74.org. and Ontonagon counties have adopted resolu- Gogebic-Ontonagon Government tions to allow parents the choice of school dis- Community Action Agency Hurley City Council, 5 NoticePUBLIC to construction NOTICE contractors, tricts for their children. food commodity distribution p.m., city hall. for seniors, GOCAA, 100 S. Montreal City Council, labor unions, and private contractors The Schools of Choice Plan was provided for in Mill St., Bessemer, from 9 5:30 p.m., city hall. a.m.-1 p.m.; Wakefield VFW, Town of Pence, 6 p.m., The Michigan Department of Natural Resources, Section 105 and 105(C) of the 1996 State Aid 9-9:30 a.m.; Sunset Manor Pence, Wis., Town Hall. Act. The Bessemer Area, Ewen-Trout Creek, Kimball Town Board, 6:30 Parks and Recreation Division intends to solicit Apartments, Wakefield, com- assistance from the Innovative Readiness Train- Ironwood Area, Ontonagon Area, Wakefield- munity room, 9:45-10 a.m.; p.m., Kimball, Wis., Communi- Riverview Apartments, Wake- ty Center. ing Program under the Military Assistance Pro- Marenisco and Watersmeet School Districts are field, parking lot, 10:15-10:30 Wedneday, Jan. 15 gram in the Office of the Assistant Secretary of participating in this program. a.m.; Hillcrest Apartments, Defense for Reserve Affairs Bessemer, community room, Gogebic-Ontonagon Parents/Guardians should contact the superin- noon-12:15 p.m.; Fairview Community Action Agency Apartments, Bessemer, com- food commodity distribution The Project assistance will include site prepara- tendent or building principals of each district with munity room, 12:30-12:45 p.m. for seniors, ; Marenisco Town tion and approximately 500 to 1,000 lineal feet of questions regarding specific programs and NFAF board meeting , Lit- Hall, 9:15-9:30 a.m; shoreline armoring along Ontonagon County classes. Vocational programming is not included tle Finland, Kimball, Wis. 906- Watersmeet Food Pantry, 10- 932-1608. 10:30 a.m.; Bruce Crossing, Road 107 to support the public’s access to the in the Schools of Choice Plan since area-wide Men’s Bible study, 8 a.m., Stannard Township ballpark, 1- Porcupine Mountains Wilderness State Park and vocational classes are already controlled by a Bessemer Housing Communi- 1:30 p.m. EST. to protect the road from damage. The project will cooperative agreement for inclusion of students be completed in collaboration with the Ontonagon from all area schools. All schools are accepting County Road Commission and the Michigan De- unlimited enrollment unless specified below. MT. ZION partment of Natural Resources, Parks and Recre- Ironwood Area Schools-- No Kindergarten ation Division. ● Tiny Tot Ski Program or 3rd Grade openings Additionally, the Project assistance will include Bessemer Area Schools-- All grades closed renovations to 3 historic buildings within the Por- ● Classes begin for the second semester th cupine Mountains Wilderness State Park to sup- Watersmeet Township Schools-- All grades January 17 , 2020 port the Michigan Department of Natural ● Resources, Parks and Recreation Division’s op- closed for the second semester erations and public use. Applications for students are due to the district Local contractors, labor union organizations or of choice between January 6 and January 24, private contractors who have questions or who 2020. All students currently enrolled as Schools • Continues for 6 consecutive wish to voice opposition of the Office of the As- of Choice students need not reapply but may call weeks, conditions permitting sistant Secretary of Defense for Reserve Affairs’ the school district to verify status. • Program offered Thurs. or Fri. afternoons from 4-5:30pm assistance regarding this project, may contact By law, families who have children in Schools of DNR-PRD District Supervisor Douglas Rich at Choice Programs are given preference to other 906-353-6651 ext. 207-0128 no later than 30 siblings but otherwise all schools may not dis- For more information and to days after publication of this notice. Persons not criminate on the basis of race, sex, religious be- register, please call 906-932-3718 filing comments within the time frame noted, will lief or academic ability. • If your child needs equipment, be considered to have waived their objections to you must register in person the participation of the Office of the Assistant Applications and details of program availability to complete the rental form. Secretary of Defense for Reserve Affairs in this are presently available at each of the local E4946 Jackson Rd., Ironwood, MI 49938 project. school districts superintendent’s office. l 4 THURSDAY, JANUARY 9, 2020 OPINION THE DAILY GLOBE • YOURDAILYGLOBE.COM DAILY GLOBE Behind Bolton’s decision Former national security adviser Federal judges are not in the busi- John Bolton shook up the Trump ness of overruling the chief justice of Sue Mizell, Publisher impeachment standoff recently with the Supreme Court. If an impeach- his announcement that, if subpoe- ment dispute ends up in court, Larry Holcombe, Managing Editor naed, he is “prepared to testify” Roberts’ role could make the deci- before a Senate trial. It’s still not sions of lower court judges — in clear, of course, when or even if a Byron other words, the entire federal judi- trial might occur, since House York ciary — awkward at best. In Their Opinion Speaker Nancy Pelosi is withholding the articles of impeachment. But if Show Up, Yes. Answer Ques- Additional care, caution there is a trial, and if the Senate sub- tions, No. poenas Bolton, he won’t fight it. Finally, even if Bolton or Mul- needed when on ice Senate Minority Leader Charles before the Senate. But at the same vaney or others were subpoenaed, Schumer has demanded the trial time it seems likely that some, or and even if they challenged the sub- With the winter solstice of late December official- include witnesses. Schumer specifi- perhaps all, of the conversations poena in court, and even if they lost, ly behind us, the days have now started to slowly get cally wants the Senate to hear testi- between Bolton and the president, or there is a difference between show- longer (even though it doesn’t feel like it, at all). But mony from Bolton, current White Mulvaney and the president, would ing up to testify and actually answer- as most Yoopers already know, the grip of winter will House chief of staff Mick Mulvaney, be covered by executive privilege. ing questions. There is no doubt that still be around for months to come. With that under and two other White House officials, It is not clear whether the White both men, and perhaps others, could consideration, we must remember to use extreme Robert Blair and Michael Duffey. House will assert the privilege. But honor a subpoena, appear and then caution in certain situations. To testify or not to testify? The there seems little doubt that the decline to answer a number of ques- In December, a truck broke through the ice at potential witnesses have a lot of White House, should it seek to bar tions on the basis of executive privi- Forsyth Township’s Big Shag Lake in Marquette thinking to do. Their situation is the president’s closest advisers from lege. County. unprecedented. There is no guide- answering at least some questions, If executive privilege covers any- Forsyth Township police Sgt. Jesse Cadwell said book to tell them what to do. So here would have some legal options to thing, it is a president’s deliberations vehicles going through the ice is somewhat common are some of the factors that Bolton, pursue. It’s not clear that they would with his chief of staff and his nation- in the Upper Peninsula and the Midwest, and he Mulvaney and other possible wit- be winning options, but they could al security adviser on the issue of reminded those going out on the ice to use caution. nesses have to weigh: involve some fighting in court as the foreign policy. The privilege is the “With any ice, always check to make sure it’s safe Senate trial gets underway. president’s, not Bolton’s or Mul- to walk on, let alone drive on,” he said. vaney’s or anyone else’s. Bolton’s House vs. Senate Check ice reports and recent weather reports to Neither Bolton nor Mulvaney tes- brief statement said that he is “pre- The Roberts Factor determine if ice is safe for travel, he added. tified before the House impeachment House and Senate impeachment pared to testify,” but it did not get “The quick changes can also mean unfortunate inquiry. Bolton did not receive a sub- proceedings are entirely different into details of whether he would death or serious harm or injury to others,” Cadwell poena. Mulvaney defied one, at the from each other, and one of the answer all questions or whether he said. direction of the White House. biggest differences is the presence in would follow White House direc- In addition, the Upper Peninsula Power Company Bolton’s former deputy, Charles Kup- the Senate trial of a representative of tions, if there were any, or what else is asking the public to exercise caution when on or perman, was subpoenaed and asked the judicial branch of government, he might or might not do. near waterways adjacent to its hydroelectric facilities a court to decide whether he would in the person of the chief justice of That will be critical if Bolton, in the coming weeks due to upcoming drawdowns. be required to testify. At that point, the Supreme Court. The Constitu- Mulvaney or other witnesses appear UPPCO will be reducing water levels at several of House Democrats abruptly withdrew tion says the chief justice will “pre- before the Senate. Each will be its hydroelectric reservoirs over the next two months the subpoena. Pelosi, impeachment side” over the Senate trial. On the allowed to have a lawyer present, in anticipation of melting snow and precipitation leader Rep. Adam Schiff, and others other hand, the Constitution gives and it seems likely that White during the spring, officials said. claimed that a court fight would take the Senate the “sole power” to try House lawyers will be present, too. “Water level changes can lead to unsafe ice condi- too long, given the urgency that the impeachment. So it is highly Those lawyers could raise privilege tions due to formation of an air gap beneath the ice,” Trump be removed from office as unlikely that Chief Justice John issues repeatedly, depending on UPPCO Vice President of Business Development and soon as possible. So they dropped Roberts will take charge of the what is asked. Testimony that is Communications Brett French said in a Monday the issue. Trump impeachment trial. Of the billed as dramatic, and even explo- press release. “Increased water flowing through the A judge later declared the matter Bill Clinton trial in 1999, then-Chief sive, might be somewhat less excit- rivers may also cause the ice to deteriorate, creating moot. Justice William Rehnquist wrote, “I ing in reality. unsafe ice conditions to develop. We are asking Now, the questions surrounding did nothing in particular, and I did it Bolton’s statement is an impor- everyone to exercise caution around the hydroelec- potential testimony remain unan- very well.” Roberts probably won’t tant development. But there is a lot tric reservoirs and nearby rivers, lakes and streams swered. If there was a problem do much more. more to the question of how testimo- during drawdown periods.” requiring judicial resolution in the But he will be there, even if he is ny would work in a Senate impeach- Winter is a time that calls for additional precau- House, wouldn’t there also be a just a rubber stamp — in other ment trial. It might not even happen tions when venturing outdoors for recreational activ- problem when the Senate seeks testi- words, he will give the imprimatur — at least four Republican senators ities. Even if the weather seems promising, we all mony? of the judicial branch to the Senate’s would have to join minority know it can change very quickly here in the U.P., so The answer is yes, but possibly in actions. So, say the Senate, with the Democrats’ call for witnesses. And remember to always be prepared before heading out. different ways. First, it seems chief justice presiding, voted to issue even if it does, it could quickly turn –The Mining Journal extremely unlikely that a court a subpoena to Bolton, or Mulvaney into a very complicated affair. would rule that the president’s aides or anyone else. And say the recipient Byron York is chief political corre- have a blanket immunity that would of the subpoena challenged it in spondent for The Washington Examin- Letter to the Editor prevent them from even appearing court. How exactly would that work? er. Today in history Wakefield-Marenisco tireless hours in meetings, School board talking with community members thanked members, attending school By The Associated Press functions, and participat- Today’s Highlight in History To the Editor: On Jan. 9, 1945, during ing in committee meetings. World War II, American forces As we enter School All of this is done with very began landing on the shores of Board Recognition Month, minimal compensation. Lingayen Gulf in the Philip- I would like to take a few Our school board mem- pines as the Battle of Luzon moments to recognize and bers are ordinary citizens got underway, resulting in an thank the members of the Allied victory over Imperial — your friends and neigh- Japanese forces. Wakefield-Marenisco bors — with extraordinary On this date School District Board of dedication to our commu- In 1788, Connecticut Education. nity and our students. I am became the fifth state to ratify Serving as a school the U.S. Constitution. honored to have a school In 1861, Mississippi board member is a chal- board which is so devoted became the second state to lenging task that few are to our community and our secede from the Union, the willing to take on. Being a students. A cohesive same day the Star of the West, school board member con- school board which oper- a merchant vessel bringing sists of much more than reinforcements and supplies to ates in the best interest of Federal troops at Fort Sumter, attending monthly meet- the students is vital to the South Carolina, retreated to Iran and the release of Senate unanimously voted to cian Eric Erlandson is 57. ings. success of any school dis- because of artillery fire. American hostages in remove Blagojevich from office Actress Joely Richardson is School board members trict. In 1913, Richard Milhous Lebanon. 20 days later.) 55. Actor David Costabile is 53. are the link between the The current Wakefield- Nixon, the 37th president of the In 1997, a Comair com- Ten years ago: Peyton Rock singer Steve Harwell school and the community. United States, was born in muter plane crashed 18 miles Manning became the first play- (Smash Mouth) is 53. Rock Marenisco School District Yorba Linda, California. short of the Detroit Metropoli- er to win The Associated singer-musician Dave They are community mem- School Board members are In 1916, the World War I tan Airport, killing all 29 people Press’ NFL Most Valuable Matthews is 53. Actress-direc- bers who are passionate Brad Dalbec, Micki Battle of Gallipoli ended after on board. Player award four times. tor Joey Lauren Adams is 52. about the community, the Sorensen, Marsha Vestich, eight months with an Ottoman In 2001, Linda Chavez Five years ago: Samuel Comedian/actor Deon Cole is school, and the students. Empire victory as Allied forces withdrew her bid to be Presi- Goldwyn Jr., 88, a champion of 49. Actress Angela Bettis is 47. Brandon Yuchasz, Dan withdrew. As elected officials, dent-elect George W. Bush’s the independent film move- Actor Omari Hardwick is 46. Obradovich, Margaret In 1951, the United Nations Secretary of Labor because of ment and son of one of the Roots singer-songwriter Hayes school board members are Lynott and Stacie Roonie. headquarters in New York offi- controversy over an immigrant founders of Hollywood, died in Carll is 44. Singer A.J. McLean responsible for making When you see these board cially opened. in the U.S. illegally who’d once Los Angeles. (Backstreet Boys) is 42. decisions which will members in the communi- In 1958, President Dwight lived with her. Today’s Birthdays Catherine, Duchess of Cam- impact the school staff as D. Eisenhower, in his State of In 2006, confirmation hear- Actress K. Callan is 84. bridge, is 38. Pop-rock musi- ty, please take a moment to the Union address to ings opened in Washington for Folk singer Joan Baez is 79. cian Drew Brown (OneRepub- well as students. These thank them for the work Congress, warned of the threat Supreme Court nominee Rockabilly singer Roy Head is lic) is 36. Rock-soul singer decisions are not always they continue to do to of Communist imperialism. Samuel Alito. “The Phantom of 79. Rock musician Jimmy Paolo Nutini is 33. Actress easy, nor are they always ensure the success of the In 1959, the Western series the Opera” leapt past “Cats” to Page (Led Zeppelin) is 76. Nina Dobrev is 31. Actor Basil popular. Board members “Rawhide” premiered on CBS- become the longest-running Actor John Doman is 75. Eidenbenz is 27. Actress Kerris Wakefield-Marenisco TV. make these decisions by show in Broadway history (a Singer David Johansen (aka Dorsey is 22. Actor Tyree School District. In 1987, the White House record that still stands). Buster Poindexter) is 70. Brown is 16. always drilling down to Jason Gustafson released a January 1986 mem- In 2009, the Illinois House Singer Crystal Gayle is 69. Thought for Today find out what is in the best Superintendent orandum prepared for Presi- voted 114-1 to impeach Gov. Actor J.K. Simmons is 65. “Love me when I least interest of our students. Wakefield-Marenisco dent Ronald Reagan by Lt. Rod Blagojevich, who defiantly Actress Imelda Staunton is 64. deserve it, because that’s Board members spend Col. Oliver L. North showing a insisted again that he had com- Nobel Peace laureate Rigober- when I really need it.” School District link between U.S. arms sales mitted no crime. (The Illinois ta Menchu is 61. Rock musi- — Swedish proverb

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POLICE REPORTS icant following a traffic stop on 5285 in Haight Township at Gogebic County Black River Road in Bessemer 2:40 p.m. on Dec. 30. Michigan State Police at 10:40 p.m. on Jan. 3. ——— troopers responded to a family ——— MSP troopers responded to dispute at a Marenisco resi- MSP troopers arrested a a report of a vehicle in the ditch dence on M-64 at 10 a.m. on 45-year-old Bruce Crossing on M-28 at M-64 in Bergland Dec. 30. man for operating a motor Township at 7:30 p.m. on Dec. ——— vehicle while under the influ- 30 Gogebic County Sheriff’s ence of intoxicants following a ——— Department deputies respond- traffic stop on M-28 near Erwin From Dec. 30 through Jan. ed to the Ironwood Walmart Township at 1:50 a.m. on Jan. 6, MSP responded to three about a complaint of an aban- 4. wellbeing checks, three medi- doned Jeep Cherokee in the ——— cal assists, and three car-deer parking lot preventing snow MSP troopers arrested a crashes. GCSD responded to plow operations at 10:51 a.m. 51-year-old Watersmeet man one medical assist and one on Dec. 30. The vehicle was for an assault at a South Moon car-deer crash. towed. Lake Road residence in ——— Watersmeet Township at 12:20 ANIMAL COMPLAINTS MSP troopers responded to a.m. on Jan. 5. City of Ironwood a malicious destruction of ——— GCSD deputies responded property complaint at a South GCSD deputies responded to a dog at large complaint in Moore Street residence in to a Sunset Road residence in the area of West Midland Bessemer at 8:20 a.m. on Jan Ironwood in an attempt to con- Avenue in Ironwood at 4:20 1. The matter is under investi- tact the resident at the request p.m. on Jan. 1. The black lab gation. of his wife in another part of the was transported to HOPE Ani- ——— state at 5:30 p.m. on Jan. 5. mal Shelter. GCSD deputies responded The resident said he did not ——— to a trespassing complaint want to be contacted by the GCSD deputies responded from a Lead Street resident in wife. to a loose dog complaint at a Bessemer at 8:20 a.m. on Jan. Kennedy Street residence in Submitted photo 2. The complaint was of a Ontonagon County Ironwood at 5:19 p.m. on Jan. VOLUNTEERS HELP prepare a free monthly community meal at St. Paul’s Lutheran neighbor moving snow onto MSP troopers responded to 2. A neighbor’s pit bull dog fre- Church in Mass City. Organizers said they host more than 100 diners on the third the property and parking on an assault complaint at a quents the yard and won’t let the property. The neighbor White Pine residence at 2:15 people leave the house, the Monday of each month. promised to stop moving snow a.m. on Jan 1. The matter is complaint said. When the dog onto the property but disputed under investigation. started chasing a truck the the parking issue over property deputy fired a 5cc intramuscu- Mass City community lines. The deputy advised that ACCIDENTS lar ketamine dart to sedate the a land survey would resolve Gogebic County dog and followed it to its the parking matter. GCSD deputies responded owner’s home on Bonnie ——— to a car in the ditch complaint Street. The dog was allowed to meal event turns out 2019 MSP troopers arrested a on west bound U.S. 2 at Mar- stay with its owner and the 29-year-old Hermansville man shalek Road in Bessemer at deputy removed the dart. MASS CITY – What now include a full entrée, sum total of the diners. driving while licenses suspend- 11:10 a.m. on Dec. 30. The ——— ed in a traffic stop on U.S. 2 in 2009 Honda Civic had damage GCSD deputies captured a began as just a simple meal side dishes and salads, Local farmers often pro- Bessemer at 3:30 p.m. on Jan. to its front bumper. short haired black stray cat in a of soup and bread in 2011, bread/rolls, and a choice of vide fresh fruits and veg- 2. trap in the West Francis Street has grown to the point that desserts, and the menu is etables. Others have ——— Ontonagon County area of Ironwood on Jan. 3, at MSP troopers arrested a MSP troopers responded to 10:35 a.m. The trap was reset organizers of the monthly different each month.” donated or repaired equip- 26-year-old Ironwood man for a report of a semi truck and for other reported strays in the community meal at St. A range of 127-172 peo- ment. operating a motor vehicle while trailer in the ditch on U.S. 45 area and the cat was brought Paul’s Lutheran Church in ple attended this past year, Although monetary under the influence of an intox- near Federal Forest Highway to HOPE Animal Shelter. Mass City report they according to Malila. “1,800 donations are accepted, served 1,800 people in meals is quite an accom- they are never expected, Levels various programs designed Great Lakes and its 5,200- 2019. plishment, and is an 11% said Malila. “The meal is to help communities devel- miles of coastline.” The free community increase over attendance in always served at no charge op plans to protect them- Congress has already meals are held in the 2018.” and all are welcome.” From page 1 selves against extreme authorized the study, church basement from 3 to A “back table” has been While many diners for The letter also claims an weather and flooding. according to the letter, but 6 p.m. on the third Mon- added, where limited the meal are from sur- additional $8.42 million is Finally, the letter urges the Trump administration day of the month. amounts of food and rounding Ontonagon needed to dredge 14 recre- money be devoted to the didn’t allocate funding for The program began in household items are avail- County communities, they ational harbors around the Great Lakes Coastal it in last year’s work plan. February 2011 with a sim- able to anyone who wants also come from the Copper state. Resiliency Study, which Stabenow and Peters ple menu of chicken to grab a grocery bag and Country, Gogebic County, The letter also calls for was described as “A first-of- urged the Army Corps allo- dumpling soup, bread and take items home to supple- and visitors from further additional funding to com- its-kind effort to develop a cate $1.2 million for the brownies and 25 attendees, ment their own meals. away are common, she bat coastal erosion and for coordinated strategy to study in its 2020 workplan. according to Fern Malila. Malila said a dedicated said. “Campers, snowmo- technical assistance with manage and protect the —Richard Jenkins That initial meal fol- group of volunteers are key bilers, ATVers, and other lowed months of effort to to the operation, “who will- visitors are all welcomed Giackino announced that the county make kitchen renovations ingly plan, shop, prep, for a hot meal and good Counsel nutrition instructor position is vacant. The and to train a certified food cook, serve and clean up; conversation.” position works within the Gogebic County manager in order to meet and more are always wel- “It’s a ministry for the From page 1 Extension Office of Michigan State Univer- Michigan health depart- comed.” church, an important one, Energy, regarding a letter of intent to reap- sity. ment requirements. Malila said while she is done at no cost,” said ply for licensing Hydroelectric projects at Giackino also announced that the Since then, the menu a member of the church, Malila. “There’s no church Saxon Falls and Superior Falls. The cur- Michigan Association of Counties sent a and the attendance has more than half of the vol- affiliation requirement. rent project licenses expire on Dec. 31, $31,046 dividend check to the county grown significantly, unteers are not, and gener- Everyone is welcome.” 2024. from the workers compensation fund. according to Malila. “Meals ally, the same is true for the —Larry Holcombe THURSDAY EVENING JANUARY 9, 2020 Bessemer holds 7:007:308:008:309:009:3010:0010:3011:0011:30 Supernatural ’ (TV14) Legacies ’ (TV14) (CC) Seinfeld ’ Seinfeld black-ish ’ black-ish ’ The Gold- The Gold- # CW KDLH (CC) (TVPG) (TVPG) (TV14) (TVPG) bergs ’ bergs ’ Young Shel- (:31) The (:01) Mom Carol’s Sec- Evil “Room 320” David is Local 3 (:35) The Late Show With James zoning workshop % CBS WJMN don (TVPG) Unicorn (N) (N) (TV14) ond Act badly wounded. 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(CC) You Can’t Say No (‘18) ’ (NR) (CC) 16-26-27-29-35-39-42-43-48- Powerball: 22, Powerplay: 4x PREMIUM l 6 THURSDAY, JANUARY 9, 2020 AREA / NATION / WORLD THE DAILY GLOBE • YOURDAILYGLOBE.COM Obituaries James William Talaska MONTREAL, Wis. – James William of Plainfield, Ill.; a Talaska, 74, of Montreal, died early brother, John Monday morning, Dec. 23, 2019, at his (Joanne) Talaska of home with his wife, Theresa and Fond du Lac and daughter, Tanya at his side. their children, Suzie Jim was born on Nov. 12, 1945, in (Phil) Karas and Ironwood, Mich., a son of Robert and their children, Sara, Bertha (Maki) Talaska. He attended Ashley and Bryce of Luther L. Wright High School and Green Bay, and Greg graduated in 1963. Jim was an excel- (Christopher) Talas- James William lent athlete and competed in many Talaska ka of Milwaukee; his sports, including Little League, basket- 1945 — 2019 mother-in-law, Mari- ball, football and softball. lyn Smollar of Iron-

Associated Press He proudly served his country in wood; two brothers- SENATE MINORITY Leader Chuck Schumer, D-N.Y., heads to a briefing by Secretary the U.S. Air Force and was honorably in-law, Jeff (Randy) of State Mike Pompeo, Defense Secretary Mark Esper, and other national security discharged as a sergeant on April 12, Smollar of Min- officials on the details of the threat that prompted the U.S. to kill Iranian Gen. 1970. neapolis and Louie Qassem Soleimani in Iraq, Wednesday on Capitol Hill in Washington. Jim was married to Veteran (Julie) Smollar and Dang/Phongkeaw Lumool. She sur- their children, vives. Following their divorce, he met Alyssa and Jared of Impeachment standoff deepens, Theresa Isaacson. Jim and Theresa Green Bay; many cousins and friends; spent 31 wonderful years together, and and his four-legged companions, Who- testing McConnell and Pelosi they were married on Jan. 20, 2005. dini, Twister and Whisper. WASHINGTON (AP) – suring Ukraine’s new lead- ren, D-Mass., told reporters Jim was employed by the James R. He was preceded in death by his The standoff over Presi- er to investigate she was confident in Laird Assessment Company as an parents; his sister and brother-in-law, dent Donald Trump’s Democrats, using as lever- Pelosi’s plan. assessor. He took over the ownership Frances and Ken Nelson; his father-in- impeachment trial deep- age $400 million in mili- “I have no doubt that of Talaska’s Meat Market after his law, Louie E. Smollar; and his brother- ened Wednesday as Senate tary assistance for the U.S. she will get this right,” father’s retirement. Jim also worked as in-law, Brian Smollar. Majority Leader Mitch ally as it counters Russia at Warren said. “Some things a mail carrier, at Rose Wreath and In accordance with Jim’s wishes, McConnell said there will its border. Trump insists are more important than Eagle Bluff Condominiums overseeing cremation has taken place. be “no haggling” with he did nothing wrong, but politics, and the impeach- maintenance until his retirement. There will be no memorial service, Democrats as House his defiance of the House ment of a president is cer- He enjoyed playing baseball, bowl- however a celebration of his life will be Speaker Nancy Pelosi Democrats’ investigation tainly one of those. No one ing, fishing, collecting coins, grilling, held at a later date. demands for more details led to an additional charge is above the law, not even and witnesses. of obstruction of Congress. the president.” picking agates at Lake Superior and Condolences may be sent to There- McConnell’s Senate Senators from both Another 2020 hopeful, playing machines at the Brite Spot Bar. sa Talaska, Box 375, Montreal, WI majority has the leverage sides are eager to serve as Sen. Cory Booker, D-N.J., Jim is survived by his wife, Theresa, 54550. Republicans need to jurors for Trump’s day in said: “Those articles will and their daughter, Tanya Isaacson of Funeral arrangements have been launch Trump’s trial court. The trial will be con- come over here for a vote in Montreal; his son, Jimmy (Dr. Erin) entrusted to Jerald Rocco, owner and toward swift acquittal of ducted in the Senate, due time.” Talaska and their children, Meagan, manager of Lakeside Memorial Chapel the charges, but Pelosi’s where Republicans have a The showdown is Lucy and Jack of Omaha, Neb.; his Inc., in Wakefield, Mich. Condolences reluctance to transmit the thin majority. expected to be resolved daughter, Julie Wondrasek and her may be expressed online at lakeside- articles of impeachment But even as McConnell this week, lawmakers said. children, Madelynn, Melora and Ana memorialchapel.com. leaves the proceedings at a spoke from the Senate Pelosi wants McConnell standstill. floor, Pelosi, D-Calif., was to “immediately” make pub- What started as a seem- giving no indication of her lic the details of his trial Thomas E. ‘Tom’ Popko Jr. For reprints or ingly minor delay over pro- willingness to agree to his proposal, according to a let- lamination services, cess and procedures is now terms. In a closed-door ter to colleagues. She wants HURLEY, Wis. – Thomas E. “Tom” Popko Jr., 92, contact the a high-stakes showdown meeting with the House to know how much time of Oma, passed away on Jan. 7, 2020, in Hurley. Daily Globe at between two skilled leaders Democratic caucus, she will be devoted to the trial Ketola-Burla Funeral Home, Ironwood, is assist- 906-932-2211 facing off over the rare spoke instead about the and other details about the ing the family. A full obituary will be published at a impeachment trial, only crisis in the Middle East, “arena’’ before announcing later date. the third in the nation’s with Iran’s retaliatory bal- her choice of House man- history. listic missile attacks on agers to try the case in the “There will be no hag- U.S. bases in Iraq, accord- Senate, according to gling with the House over ing to several Democrats in Democrats familiar with the Senate procedure,” said the room. situation and granted McConnell, R-Ky., who met The impeachment time- anonymity to discuss it. later Wednesday with line is complicating the “Sadly, Leader Trump at the White House. political calendar, with the McConnell has made clear “We will not cede our weekslong trial now that his loyalty is to the authority to try this expected to bump into President and not the Con- impeachment. The House presidential primaries. Sev- stitution,” Pelosi wrote to Democrats’ turn is over.” eral Democratic senators colleagues late Tuesday. Three weeks have are running for the party She said the process he is passed since the House nomination. outlining is “unfair.” impeached Trump on the Returning to Washing- The confrontation over a charge that he abused the ton from the campaign Senate trial had been build- power of his office by pres- trail, Sen. Elizabeth War- ing for weeks. But McConnell gained ground when he announced Tues- 2000 Arctic Cat 440 Z day that he has support E-start, 5400 miles, Exceptionally Clean, 440cc, from the majority of sena- Associated Press Wishbone Suspension, plastic skis, hand/thumb tors to start a trial struc- SEN. TIM Kaine, D-Va., a member of the Senate Armed Services Committee and the warmers, garage kept, Local trade, Runs Great. tured like the last one, Foreign Relations Committee, joined at right by Sen.Tom Carper, D-Del., responds against President Bill Clin- to reporters following a briefing by Secretary of State Mike Pompeo, Defense Sec- ton in 1999. Those proceed- retary Mark Esper, and other national security officials on the details of the threat $ ings also began without an that prompted the U.S. to kill Iranian Gen. Qassem Soleimani in Iraq, Wednesday 1,599 agreement on witnesses. on Capitol Hill in Washington. “We have the votes,” McConnell told reporters. On edge The strikes had pushed Members of Congress It takes 51 votes for Tehran and Washington were briefed on the Iran sit- agreement on the trial pro- perilously close to all-out uation Wednesday after- ceedings, and with Repub- From page 2 conflict and left the world noon in closed-door ses- licans holding a 53-47 Sen- “We should have some waiting to see whether the sions on Capitol Hill, ate majority McConnell expectation,” Defense Sec- American president would where Democrats and has a slight advantage if he retary Mark Esper added in respond with more mili- some Republicans Cloverland300 E. Cloverland Dr., (U.S. 2) • Ironwood,Motors MI 49938 can hold GOP senators a Wednesday briefing, tary force. Trump, in his expressed dissatisfaction 906-932-1202 www.cloverlandmotorsports.com together. “that Shiite militia groups, nine-minute, televised with the administration’s either directed or not address, spoke of a robust justifications for the drone directed by Iran, will con- U.S. military with missiles strike on Soleimani. tinue in some way, shape that are “big, powerful, Republican Sen. Mike or form to try and under- accurate, lethal and fast.” Lee of Utah said it was Abelman Clothing mine our presence there,” But then he added: “We do “probably the worst brief- either politically or militar- not want to use it.” ing I’ve seen, at least on a & Footwear ily. Iran for days had been military issue, in the nine There is no obvious promising to respond years I’ve served in the path to diplomatic engage- forcefully to Soleimani’s United States Senate.” He ment, as Trump pledged to killing, but its limited said it was “distressing” add to his “maximum pres- strike on two bases – one that officials suggested it sure” campaign of econom- in the northern Iraqi city in would only embolden Iran ic sanctions. He said the Irbil and the other at Ain if lawmakers debated the new, unspecified sanctions al-Asad in western Iraq – merits of further military would remain in place appeared to signal that it, action. He and Sen. Rand “until Iran changes its too, was uninterested in a Paul announced their sup- behavior.” wider clash with the U.S. port of a largely symbolic SALE! Iran’s Supreme Leader Foreign Minister Moham- war powers resolution to Ayatollah Ali Khamenei mad Javad Zarif tweeted limit Trump’s military said the overnight strike that the country had “con- action regarding Iran. was not necessarily the cluded proportionate mea- Democratic Speaker totality of Iran’s response. sures in self-defense.” Nancy Pelosi announced “Last night they Trump, who is facing after the briefing that the received a slap,” Khamenei reelection in November, House would vote Thurs- said. “These military campaigned for president day on a war powers reso- Sorel actions are not sufficient on a promise to extract the lution of its own. Suggested Retail $17000 (for revenge). What is United States from “end- Trump opened his Caribou XT important is that the cor- less wars.” remarks at the White Removable 9mm Liner with rupt presence of America On Wednesday, he said House by reiterating his SALE PRICE in this region comes to an the United States was promise that “Iran will Omni Heat Reflective Lining end.” “ready to embrace peace never be allowed to have a $ 99 Trump, facing perhaps Men’s Sizes: 8 1/2 - 12 with all who seek it.” That nuclear weapon.” Iran had 119 the biggest test of his presi- marked a sharp change in announced in the wake of dency, credited the mini- tone from his warning a Soleimani’s killing that it 327 S. 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Maternal grandparents are Bart and Tami Klinzing of WORCESTER, Mass. magnitude earthquake quake. gram and has constructed Solon Srping, Wis. (AP) – Britney Gengel was struck Haiti, killing an esti- Brit’s Home in Haiti is over 145 houses for local Paternal grandparents are Leif and Sharon Erickson of a beautiful, fearless and mated 300,000 people, home to 33 boys and 33 families in need. We would Iron River. compassionate 19-year-old including Britney. She was girls. Our commitment is like to thank all of our sup- when she decided to travel missing for 33 days and to continue the compas- porters over the past 10 Harper Lee Bailey to the country of Haiti. The thanks to the USA South- sion of Britney Gengel by years, we wouldn’t have children she met gave her ern Command, she was serving the children of been able to do it without IRONWOOD, Mich. – Veronica and Dakotah Bailey so much love she was recovered and brought Haiti through sustaining a you. Our hearts are with are parents of a daughter, Harper Lee Bailey, born Dec. 9, inspired to send the follow- home to Massachusetts for safe, nurturing home root- the families of the 300,000 2019, at Aspirus Ironwood Hospital. ing text to her mother just a proper burial. ed in the virtues of Faith, Haitians who passed away Harper weighed 8 pounds, 8 ounces, and was 21 inch- three hours before the Her family could not let Hope and Love while devel- in the earthquake. es long at birth. earthquake: her die in vain. In loving oping a sense of social On Sunday, Be Like Brit She joins a brother, Hunter; and sister, Charlee; at “They love us so much memory, they started the responsibility, community will be premiering their home in Bessemer. and everyone is so happy. Be Like Brit Foundation, involvement and uncondi- special 30-minute 10-year Maternal grandparents are Jennifer Stice and Eric They love what they have Inc. During the course of tional love. Our goal is anniversary documentary Bolen, and Mark Pulaski and Erin Farrar. and they work so hard to two years, a 19,000 square crystal clear, to raise the on all social media plat- Paternal grandparents are Crystal Bailey and Kim get nowhere, yet they are foot earthquake-proof, next generation of leaders forms. Media inquiries can Keener. all so appreciative. I want non-adoptive orphanage in Haiti. be sent to Zoie Elaine Johnson to move here and start an was built in Grand Goave, In addition, Be Like Brit [email protected] orphanage myself.” Haiti – the town where Brit has brought over 1,800 and please visit IRONWOOD, Mich. – Angel Anderson and Jayson Shortly after sending was supposed to travel to people to Haiti through BeLikeBrit.org/TenYear for Johnson are parents of a daughter, Zoie Elaine Johnson, the text, a catastrophic 7.0 the day after the earth- their “Britsionary” Pro- more information. born Dec. 15, 2019, at Aspirus Ironwood Hospital. Zoie joins a sister, Claire. Bristol Georgi Schneller Solidarity march against IRONWOOD, Mich. – Brittany and Eric Schneller of Ironwood are parents of a daughter, Bristol Georgi Schneller, born Dec. 16, 2019, at Aspirus Ironwood Hos- anti-Semitism, acts of hate pital. Bristol joins a brother, Mason; and a sister, Elle. By REBECCA GIBIAN Maternal grandparents are Barry and Sue Pertile. Associated Press Paternal grandparents are Tom and Arlene Schneller. NEW YORK (AP) – Baylor Jade Milton Throngs of demonstrators joined by elected officials IRONWOOD, Mich. – Samantha and Shaun Milton walked solemnly across the are parents of a daughter, Baylor Jade Milton, born Dec. Brooklyn Bridge in a soli- 23, 2019, at Aspirus Ironwood Hospital. darity march Sunday Baylor joins brothers Ryder and Roman, and sisters against anti-Semitism and Adryana and Emersyn at home in Wakefield. all acts of hate. Maternal grandparents are Mark and Paula Sbraggia of The “No Hate, No Fear” Montreal, Wis. march was organized by Paternal grandparents are Dean and Cindy Milton of New York’s Jewish commu- Wakefield. nity in the wake of recent Lettie Mae Beckmann anti-Semitic attacks, including a knife attack at a IRONWOOD, Mich. – Jennifer Muth and Lance Beck- Hanukkah celebration mann, of Ironwood, are parents of a daughter, Lettie Mae north of New York City Beckmann, born Dec. 27, 2019, at Aspirus Ironwood Hos- that left five people wound- pital. ed and a fatal shootout at a Lettie weighed 7 pounds, 8 ounces, and was 21 inches kosher grocery in Jersey long at birth. City, New Jersey. The maternal grandmother is Mary Game of Iron- The crowds of partici- wood. pants, thousands strong, jammed the streets in For reprints or lamination services, lower Manhattan as they contact the Daily Globe at 906-932-2211 waited their turns to get across the bridge. “It is wonderful that we are doing this and sad that Celebrations Briefs we still have to do it,” said Claudia Stoller, 31, of Man- hattan. “But it was never West Virginia 1919. West Virginia became lost on me that the Jewish Associated Press the 34th state to ratify it in unveils women’s community could always PEOPLE TAKE part in a march crossing the Brooklyn Bridge on Sunday, in solidari- a March 1920 vote. suffrage be targeted and should ty with the Jewish community after recent string of anti-semitic attacks through- commemoration UW-Stevens Point always be ready to be out the greater New York area. events undergraduates strong.” Tiana Gianci, 44, came done a lot of protests but without fear.” said as he lauded the CHARLESTON, W.Va. honored for up from her home in Elli- never this type of event Among the elected offi- crowd of several thousand (AP) – West Virginia has scholastic cott City, Maryland, to take before,” she said. cials at the march were that turned out in support announced its initial slate achievement part in the march, and said Anti-Semitism is “grow- New York Gov. Andrew of the march. of events for the celebration it was even more important ing so quickly and it’s just Cuomo, New York City Cuomo, a Democrat, of the 100th anniversary of STEVENS POINT, Wis. to her after a recent trip to frightening the speed ... it Mayor Bill de Blasio, and announced a state grant the passage of the 19th – The University of Wis- the part of Europe where just seems very real and U.S. Sens. Charles program that gives out Amendment, which gave consin-Stevens Point hon- her family comes from, very possible that this Schumer and Kirsten Gilli- funding to improve securi- women the right to vote. ored more than 2,275 where she learned about could be the start of some- brand. ty measures against hate The yearlong commem- undergraduate students their experience in the thing and that we need “Discrimination, crimes at religious-based oration will start Wednes- from its campuses in Holocaust. leadership to speak out racism, anti-Semitism, is organizations would have day with a reception ahead Marshfield, Stevens Point “I just felt when I got against hate more than they repugnant to every value an additional $45 million of the governor’s state of and Wausau for attaining back and just started to see currently are,” she said. that New Yorkers hold available, and said a state the state address, Secretary high grade point averages everything, that this is the Marchers carried signs dear, and repugnant to hotline had been created of State Mac Warner’s during the fall semester of littlest thing that I could do saying “No hate in our every value that this coun- for people to call if they office said. Women will the 2019-2020 academic to start to show action. I’ve state” and “Always here try represents,” Cuomo experience discrimination. wear early 1900s-style year. clothing at the event. Full-time undergradu- Other events through- ate students who earned: World War II veteran celebrates 94th out the year include a doc- Highest honors had umentary showing, lecture grade points of 3.90 to 4.0 series, a gala, a women’s (4.0 equals straight A), birthday at Ludington restaurant suffrage march at Marshall High honors had grade University and more. point averages from 3.75 to LUDINGTON (AP) – rant five days a week, Ardolf, who is affection- to thank him for his ser- Events are being posted 3.89, and Alfred Ardolf was at a loss because he is always good ately known by the staff as vice and wish him a happy online on Warner’s website Honors had grade for words Friday evening to all of us, because he still “the rib counter,” has been birthday. and through a social media point averages from 3.50 as the staff at the Luding- goes to the laundry mat eating at Applebee’s at least Ardolf officially turned account. to 3.74. ton Applebee’s surprised and takes out quarters, four to five times a week, 94 on Dec. 28, but his Warner is leading a Personalized certificates the 94 year-old World War because he is a super according to his wife, Nel- party was held at the coordinating committee to of scholastic achievement II veteran with a birthday Christian and because he lie. restaurant on Thursday. plan events for the 100th are sent to those who cake, flowers, balloons and counts the ribs.” “I like to switch things “We wanted to do this anniversary of women’s earned highest honors dis- corsage. Ardolf said he was sur- up every once and a while,” for him because he comes suffrage. tinction. “We wanted to do this prised and humbled by the he said. “I like to keep them here a lot and it is like a State Republican Party Local students who for ‘Alfie’ because he is staff’s gesture. on their toes. I might order family feel with Alfie and Chairwoman Melody Pot- received honors include: amazing,” said Tina “I have never had any a hamburger, but usually his wife,” said Danielle Nel- ter and state Democratic –Melissa Simonar, of Boehne, a waitress at the celebration to nothing on it’s a half a rack of ribs.” son, Applebee’s general Party Chairwoman Belinda Montreal, Wis., junior, restaurant who over the my birthday,” Ardolf said. At one point during the manager. Biafore are the honorary Highest Honors years has developed a “This is the first time any- dinner, everyone at Apple- “He really appreciates co-chairs of the committee. –Darienne Korpi, of friendship with Ardolf and body has ever done this for bee’s sang “Happy Birth- anything that anyone ever Congress passed the Wakefield, junior, High his wife, Nellie. me. There is no words to day” to Ardolf. Some peo- does for him, and that 19th Amendment in June Honors. “He comes to the restau- express gratitude.” ple came over to his table makes it special.” l 8 THURSDAY, JANUARY 9, 2020 AREA THE DAILY GLOBE • YOURDAILYGLOBE.COM Bessemer council makes progress on tax incentives By P.J. GLISSON ty of life for its residents. To [email protected] do so, the community rec- BESSEMER – Pending ognizes the need for robust policy on tax abatements and diverse businesses to P.J. Glisson/Daily Globe and incentives is beginning add cultural, entertain- FROM LEFT, Bessemer City Council members Bill McDonald and Louis Miskovich participate in a Monday meet- to take shape in the city of ment, economic and relat- ing in the council chambers of Bessemer City Hall. Bessemer, thanks to input ed value to the communi- from city council members ty.” and design; historic preser- ence in theory and prac- said that no action was at the southwest quadrant on Monday. The document adds that vation or restoration; mul- tice.” Hence, he suggested needed on it and that she of Sellar and Case streets. City Manager Charly assets such as “walkable tiple stories; outdoor uses adding a tenth item that will continue with refine- –Voted to pass updates Loper, who is working on areas” and “diverse hous- (dining, seating, recreation, allows the latitude to ments. in the Bessemer Public the document with input ing” sometimes face devel- etc.); investment in formal- accommodate various sce- Council members also: Library by-laws, as present- from state officials, specifi- opmental barriers. Hence, ly recognized redevelop- narios. –Voted to reject an offer ed by library director cally requested feedback it states that tax abate- ment-ready sites; an accept- Council members from Terry Olsen, who Melissa Rajala. on evaluation criteria and ments and incentives can able financial investment agreed with Loper that the offered $534 for property –Voted to pay invoices on a cap for total tax make the difference in suc- or employment of 10 or Swartz Creek cap of 5% at 506 S. Mine, which has of $18,636.72 and exemption. cess, with the pending pol- more employees; and pro- total exemption in relation an assessed value of $634 $25,266.72 to the Escana- According to Loper, icy providing related vision for hospitality, cul- to “total potential taxable and is on the Iron Belle ba office of C2ae. Bessemer’s policy is being requirements. tural, entertainment and value” makes sense. Trail. Olsen is not a local The council’s next regu- customized in relation to The current document recreational uses. As an example, she said resident and had reported lar meeting will be on Jan. an existing document now indicates that persons “I think these are great, the city’s potential taxable no plans regarding his 20 at 6 p.m. The council already used in the city of receiving abatements but I fear we’re going to value in 2020 is nearly intentions for the land. also will have a brain- Swartz Creek. should strive for at least box ourselves in if we have $30,000, with 5% of that –Learned from Loper storming workshop on Bessemer’s policy-in- three of the following nine only these,” said Mayor being nearly $1,500. that the city has inherited Jan. 28 at 6 p.m. Both ses- the-making begins with the components of evaluation Adam Zak. Loper, who also noted the following three proper- sions will be in the council following statement: “The criteria: a specific plan Mayor Pro Tempore that the current document ties from Gogebic County: room of the Bessemer City city of Bessemer is commit- goal; residential uses; Terry Kryshak also pointed allows council members to 407 E. Longyear, 1715 Hall, and the public is wel- ted to enhancing the quali- strong pedestrian features out that there is “a differ- waive or amend policies, Woolsey, and a vacant lot come.

Election Five people are running mary voting on Feb. 18, as and his wife learned of Zoning tion devices. Commissioner for three openings on the there are four people run- problems with her preg- George Beninghaus was not Mercer School Board. On ning to fill former U.S. nancy. According to present. From page 1 the ballot are incumbents Rep. Sean Duffy’s north- reports, the child was From page 5 The Small Wireless Com- year term as mayor. Sue Loth and Jeff Nehring, ern Wisconsin congres- later born with a heart into retail and mixed-use, he munications Facilities Conhartoski, a new- as well as Brian Baltz, sional seat, as well as three defect and Down syn- said. Deployment Act 365 of comer, is also on the ballot Henry Joustra and Deanna people running for a spot drome. A corner brewpub or a 2018, allows providers to for city council with six Pierpont. on the state Supreme The top two vote getters coffee shop, Loper said. attach wireless services others, including incum- There are two three- Court. in the Wisconsin state A bakery, or a dentist equipment to utility poles or bents Joanne Bruneau, year terms, and one one- At the Feb. 18 primary Supreme Court primary office, said Commissioner structures in the public Jamey Francis, Stephanie year term available, for Wisconsin’s 7th Con- on Feb. 18 will face off in Kevin Nyquist. right-of-way to enhance net- Innes-Smith, Robert Lanc- according to Mercer’s gressional District, voters the April 7 election for a The concerns with mak- works and provide next gen- toe and Steven Lombardo, interim school administra- will either choose between 10-year term. ing broad sweeps in zoning eration services where there as well as newcomer tor Sheri Kopka. “The top Republicans Tom Tiffany On the ballot are changes are unintended con- are gaps in coverage, Loper Colleen Sachs. The top six three vote-getters will and Jason Church, or incumbent Justice Daniel sequences, Coleman said. said. The ordinance requires vote getters will earn two- receive the seats with the Democrats Lawrence Dale Kelly, Marquette Universi- The conditional use permit the providers to apply with year terms. third-place person receiv- and Tricia Zunker. ty Law professor Ed Fal- is a way to allow for special- the city and pay a monthly For Hurley School ing the one-year term and Tiffany, from Hazel- lone and Dane County ization. rental fee to the pole owner Board, there are four peo- the top two vote-getters hurst, was elected to the Circuit Judge Jill Karof- Be careful that downtown with the Michigan Depart- ple running for two seats, receiving the three-year state Senate 2012 after serv- sky. zoning does not present ment of Transportation han- including incumbent terms.” ing in the state Assembly Although the office is future problems, he said. dling oversight of the Maria Sokol, as well as For the Mercer town for two years. Church is a non-partisan, the court Some cities that once providers. newcomers Neil Klemme, board of supervisors, retired Army captain who currently has a 5-2 conser- required businesses to pro- Without the ordinance Kathy Levra and Kathy incumbent Mike Lambert lost his legs in an explosion vative majority. Kelly, an vide off-street parking found Act 365 would allow compa- Saari. The winners will and Jeff Stenberg are run- while serving in appointee of then Gov. that buildings were torn nies to basically install where earn three-year terms. The ning for the two available Afghanistan. He later Scott Walker, is supported down for parking to be com- they want without local over- other incumbent, Darryl two-year terms. Supervisor served as an aide to U.S. by conservatives. Liberals pliant – to the detriment of sight, Loper said. Municipal- Mattson, is not running Chuck Schroepfer is not Sen. Ron Johnson. Dale is a have endorsed Fallone and the downtown, he said. ities are limited to what they for reelection. running. Vietnam war veteran and Karofsky. As a tourist destination can charge but there is local In Montreal, Mayor Recently appointed insurance salesman living the zoning for additional control and a bond for assur- Erik Guenard is running Iron County Judge Tony in Eagle River. Zunker has In Michigan dwelling units should be ances, she said. unopposed for another Stella is running unop- served on the Ho-Chunk Gogebic County Clerk reviewed, Coleman said. “The ordinance is dense three-year term. There are posed for election on the Nation Supreme Court Gerry Pelissero said Michi- These properties and part- but it give us maximum abil- also two seats open on the April 7 ballot. He was since 2013 and is president gan’s presidential primary year resident properties may ity to regulate this as permit- city council for three-year appointed to the bench of the Wausau School will be March 10. be renting out as vacation ted,” Loper said. terms. In Ward 1, newcom- after the death of Judge Board. The local ballot that units and can present issues The recommendation will er Ken Saari is running Patrick Madden. The Republican and day will also include a of conformity, he said. be presented at the next unopposed for a council Democrat winners of the question asking for reap- In other business, the Bessemer City Council meet- seat held by Wayne Berg- Feb. 18 primary primary will face off in a proval of the 911 sur- planning commission ing and a public hearing will land, who chose not to run Iron County Clerk Mike special congressional charge, that was first approved a recommendation be scheduled before consid- again; and in Ward 2, Saari said there was no election on May 12 to fill approved eight years ago 4-0 for the city council to eration, Loper said. incumbent Bill Thomas is need for any of the above Duffy’s seat. 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Like us on [email protected] WE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO MODIFY, ALTER OR CANCEL ANY PROMOTION OR EVENT AT ANY TIME. l THE DAILY GLOBE • YOURDAILYGLOBE.COM SPORTS THURSDAY, JANUARY 9, 2020 9 McCarthy gets another try with brand name as Cowboys coach FRISCO, Texas (AP) – Mike McCarthy used to drive by the statues every day when arriving for work at Lambeau Field, so there never was much need to tell him what he was getting into as of the Dallas Cowboys. Nearly 10 years after winning a Super Bowl with one iconic franchise in Green Bay, McCarthy is taking over another and knows that's where the conversation starts with the Cowboys, regardless of their nearly 25- years absence on football's biggest stage. "You look at the great coaches that have been here," McCarthy said during his intorductory news confer- ence Wednesday. "The Super Bowl champions. All the Hall of Fame players. You look at the great quarterback play here. There's alot of similarities that I feel that Ican use in this particular situation." Flanked by owner Jerry Jones and his son, executive vice president Stephen Jones, McCarthy addressed a large crowd that included a handful of players and dozens of staff members in the atrium of the indoor football stadium that's also one of the team's practice fields. McCarthy won his championship nine years ago at the home of the Cowboys, which has a statue of Hall of Fame coach Tom Landry near the main entrance. McCarthy coached in the shadow of Curly Lambeau and Vince Lombardi with the Packers, reaching the playoffs nine times in his first 11 years before getting fired during what ended up being a second straight los- ing season. Now the 56-year-old McCarthy, after a year out of football, is taking over for Jason Garrett, second to Landry's 29 years in tenure for Dallas coaches at 9 1/2 seasons, but without anything remotely approaching Landry's postseason pedigree. "I am honored to be the steward of this iconic fran- chise," McCarthy said. "I told Jerry this in the inter- view, that I will take care of that honor and privilege and that responsibility. Because I understand it. And I know what it takes." Dallas missed the playoffs at 8-8 with high expecta- tions in a make-or-break season for Garrett, whose departure with an expiring contract was announced after McCarthy interviewed. The Cowboys missed the playoffs six times in his nine seasons, winning two wild-card games. Dallas hasn't been that far in the playoffs since the last of the franchise's five Super Bowl titles to finish the 1995 season. "One of our primary goals in selecting the head coach of the Dallas Cowboys was to focus on a proven team builder and winner," Jerry Jones said. "In Mike Jason Juno/Daily Globe McCarthy we found a coach who not only checked GCC’S YASER Khan goes in for a shot during Wednesday night’s game against Finlandia at the Lindquist Center those boxes, but also has the experience of taking an in Ironwood. NFL team to the biggest stage, a Super Bowl, and com- pleting the job." McCarthy went 125-77-2 in the regular season with Samsons beat Finlandia for the Packers and 10-8 in the playoffs. The Cowboys have just three playoff wins since their most recent championship. With two-tme MVP Aaron Rodgers at quarterback, 2nd straight victory the Packers made eight straight playoff appearances from 200-16, a stretch that included two divisional- By JASON JUNO [email protected] round victories over the Garrett-led Cowboys. McCarthy focused mostly on his family in his year IRONWOOD – The away from football, but spent plenty of time analyzing start of the season didn't go film and thing about how he'd like to structure parts of as the Samsons wanted it to, but maybe this roster a football operation. There was never much doubt he made up of almost entirely would coach again. new players just required a "I just think it just really gives you a chance to eval- little more patience. uate where you are and what you have left," McCarthy Now that their roster said. "And frankly I believe this is what I was put on appears set and players are this earth to do professionally. I'm a football coach. getting more comfortable And I'm working at the most iconic franchise in all of in their roles, Gogebic professional sports. It doesn't get any better than that." picked up a win over a Just as McCarthy had with Rodgers, the Cowboys four-year school, Finlandia believe they have their franchise quarterback in Dak University, for its second Prescott, the 2016 NFL Offensive Rookie of the Year straight victory Wednesday who ran the league's No. 1 offense in his fourth season. night, 76-68. Prescott is a free agent-to-be after finishing his rook- They may not be where ie deal as a fourth-round pick. There's no question they want to be yet, but whre he will be in 2020, only whether it's on the fran- they're making progress, going 4-4 after an 0-7 start chise tag or a long-term deal that's been in the works to the season. for a year. "It's a process to learn "I've always been impressed with him," said this game at this level, the McCarthy, whose Packers beat Prescott as a rookie in speed of the game, and the divisional round. "You're going to be able to run the some of the guys are just whole offense and then some. I think he has an incred- starting to adapt to it," ible foundation to build off of." GCC coach Dennis Mackey McCarthy also made it clear that two-time rushing said. "The thing that's hard champion Ezekeil Elliot will be an important part of for me to remember at the offense. Elliot signed a $90 million, six-year exten- times is these guys are sion days before the 2019 season started. young and we have a lot of For all of McCarthy's success in Green Bay, the last new players this year. two years were rough, capped by his firing the same "No one likes to lose. I'm day of an embarrassing home loss to Arizona. There no different, neither are my was always talk of a tenuous relationship with players. We're frustrated. Jason Juno/Daily Globe We had some opportuni- GCC’S MITCH Borseth, white jersey, and a Finlandia player reach for a rebound Rodgers. ties in the first half that got Wednesday night. Now McCarthy starts over with tow young corner- away from us. Part of it is was the open-court speed The Samsons have also the interactions between stones on offense and a defense that left more ques- rotations, part of that is on of Emmanuel Ige, the inte- struggled with slow starts, the referees and the Finlan- tions than answers in a season that fell far short of me, we’re still trying to fig- rior defense of Steven Nel- but that wasn't a problem dia players and coach expectations. ure that out. Part of it is son creating deflections Wednesday night as they would get. And it certainly "We didn't win enough games at the end of my we've had a little turnover and blocked shots, some took a 20-7 lead. got intense. Two technicals career," he said. "I think you go back and you be hon- on the roster and now good post play from Finlandia cut it to five, were handed out, both to est and go through the why. Honesty's the only way we're set with who we have Dachau Lyle (13 points), or 33-28, at the half, and got it players. and guys are starting to you really give yourself a chance to grow and this past the help on the press from to one in the second half, To Gogebic's credit, they assume their roles." year gave me that opportunity. I feel like I took very Yaser Khan and Jared 42-41. Borseth hit a 3 on never seemed to get caught Gogebic got big nights good advantage of it." Janczak. the wing to get it back to up in any of it, even if the from their most consistent Talk of the ending in Green Bay drew an unsolicited They wanted to get the four and another 3 shortly heated disagreements cer- offensive players. Mitch response from Jerry Jones. ball inside and they did, after made it 50-41. tainly distracted from a Borseth had a double dou- "You can get in that foxhole with somebody that has- taking 19 fewer 3s than While Gogebic never good matchup. ble double with 22 points n't been shot at it, hasn't ever been in a foxhole," Jones Finlandia's 42. really got the lead much "Things got a little hectic and 10 boards and Raque- "We haven't shot the ball bigger than that, their vic- there for awhile," Mackey said. " You can get in there with somebody that's been ntez Woodley nearly had a well all year in terms of per- tory didn't seem in jeop- said. "I like to say they're all shot at and hit and still going. Now that's the one I double double with 20 centage and we've been ardy either. adults, they're all responsi- want to be in there with." points and nine rebounds. focused on getting the ball The most drama in the Jones picked a coach who's been there with another And they got help from inside and we've had suc- second half came from of the NFL's biggest brands. other players, whether it cess," Mackey said. watching just how intense SAMSONS — page 10 l 10 THURSDAY, JANUARY 9, 2020 SPORTS THE DAILY GLOBE • YOURDAILYGLOBE.COM Ironwood ski team places 3rd at Mont Ripley

HANCOCK – The Ironwood ski team fin- today and ended up making some mistakes. ished third at Tuesday’s meet at Mont Rip- We get that cleaned up and we are going to ley. be right where we need to be.” “We struggled a little today in the morn- Ironwood hosts the Theron Peterson ing slalom event with our top three guys today at Big Powderhorn Mountain at 9 a.m. either nort finishing or disqualifying in their Team: 1. Marquette 27, 2. Houghton 87, first run of the day,” Ironwood coach Liz 3. Ironwood 98, 4. Norway 101. Constantini said. “Solid runs from William Slalom: 13. William Green, 14. Ryan Green, Ryan Allen and Bo Mattson kept us Allen, 17. Bo Mattson, 20. Austin Trier, 21. in the hunt going into the after giant slalom Aydan MacLeod, DNF Kyle McCullough, event. DNF Carter Lantta, DSQ John Holm, DSQ “We skied much better in the GS event, Roman Pionk. placing second overall behind Marquette GS: 7. Kyle McCullough, 12. Ryan Allen, but couldn’t quite get ahead of Houghton for 13. Carter Lantta, 16. Bo Mattson, 17. John the overall team placing and finished third Holm, 22. Austin Trier, 23. Aydan MacLeod, on the day. 24. Roman Pionk, DNF William Green. “The guys pushed themselves a little Daily Globe Scoreboard

College Basketball p.m. (CBS) to take the same position with Dal- LocalThursday, Schedule Jan. 9 GCC at Bay College, women, 5; Seattle at Green Bay, 6:40 p.m. las. Boys Basketball men, 7 (FOX) NEW YORK GIANTS — Named Hurley at Ironwood, 7:15 Thursday, Jan. 16 Conference Championships Joe Judge coach. Butternut at Mercer, 7:15 Boys Basketball Sunday, Jan. 19 Canadian Football League Ontonagon at Watersmeet, 6:20 Wakefield-Marenisco at Onton- AFC, 3:05 p.m. (CBS) EDMONTON ESKIMOS — Girls Basketball agon, 7:20 EST NFC, 6:40 p.m. (FOX) Extended the contract of DB Brian E-TC at L’Anse, 7 EST Hurley at Bessemer, 6:30 Pro Bowl Walker. Friday, Jan. 10 Ironwood at Mellen, 7:15 Sunday, Jan. 26 HOCKEY Boys Basketball Watersmeet at Ewen-Trout At Orlando, Fla. National Hockey League Hurley at South Shore, 7:15 Creek, 6:30 AFC vs. NFC, 3 p.m. (ESPN) ARIZONA COYOTES — Girls Basketball Friday, Jan. 17 Super Bowl Recalled F Barrett Hayton. Mellen at Hurley, 7:15 Boys Basketball Sunday, Feb. 2 CALGARY FLAMES — Agreed to Ironwood at Bayfield, 7:15 Winter at Mercer, 7:15 At Miami Gardens, Fla. terms with D Rasmus Andersson on Chassell at Bessemer, 6:30 Girls Basketball NFC champion vs. AFC champi- a six-year contract extension. Ontonagon at Jeffers, 7:20 EST Solon Springs at Hurley, 7:15 on, 6:30 p.m. (FOX) COLLEGE Baraga at Watersmeet, 6:20 Mercer at Ironwood, 7:15 BIG 12 CONFERENCE — Fined Mercer at Drummond, 7:15 Bessemer at Baraga, 6:20 TransactionsBASEBALL West Virginia coach Bob Huggins Wakefield-Marenisco at Dollar Ewen-Trout Creek at Ontonagon, American League $10,000 for referring to an officiating Bay, 5:30 7:20 EST DETROIT TIGERS — Acquired C crew as "three blind mice" after a Saturday, Jan. 11 Wakefield-Marenisco at Chassell, Eric Haase from Cleveland for cash Jan. 4 loss at Kansas. College Basketball 6:20 considerations. Designated RHP ALBANY (NY) — Named Vic Lake County at GCC, men, 3 Dario Agrazal for assignment. Cegles as deputy athletic director GCC at Highland, women, 6 U.P.Wednesday Boys National League and Leslie Moore as associate ath- Sunday, Jan. 12 Munising 54, Rapid River 50 MILWAUKEE BREWERS — letic director for facilities, scheduling College Basketball Ishpeming 63, Hancock 38 Extended the contract of Craig and game operations. GCC at William Penn JV, women, Westwood 46, Gwinn 37 Counsell through the 2023 season. EAST CAROLINA — Announced 1 WASHINGTON NATIONALS — the retirement of defensive line Jason Juno/Daily Globe coach Jeff Hanson. Monday, Jan. 13 U.P.Wednesday Girls Agreed to terms with INF Asdrúbal GCC’S EMMANUEL Ige (1) extends for a shot attempt as Finlandia’s Kaleb Kirksey Boys Basketball Cedarville 56, Hillman 27 Cabrera and 1B Eric Thames on GEORGIA — QB Jake Fromm Wakefield-Marenisco at Ewen- North Dickinson 67, Mid-Peninsu- one-year contracts. announced he will enter the NFL (3) defends Wednesday night. Trout Creek, 7:30 EST la 32 BASKETBALL draft. Mellen at Hurley, 7:15 Pickford 76, Onaway 25 National Basketball Association MINNESOTA — S Antoine Win- Ironwood at Bayfield, 7:15 NBA — Fined Golden State field Jr. announced he will enter the coach Steve Kerr $25,000 for ver- NFL draft. games like this.' We did a real top notch D-2 team," Mercer at Drummond, 7:15 NFLAll TimesPlayoffs EST bally abusing a game official and OREGON STATE — Signed foot- Bessemer at Watersmeet, 6:30 Wild-card Playoffs Samsons failing to leave the court in a timely ball coach Jonathan Smith to a good job of that, we stayed Mackey said. Ontonagon at L’Anse, 7:20 EST Saturday, Jan. 4 Finlandia — River Schumate 5, Jacob Oom 14, Girls Basketball manner following an ejection during three-year contract extension focused." Kaleb Kirksey 9, Tristan Thompson 6, Dylan Houston 22, Buffalo 19, OT through the 2025 season. Watersmeet at Dollar Bay, 6 Tennessee 20, New England 13 a Jan. 6 game against Sacramento. Underwood 15, Riley Hendrickson 3, Joe Fined New York Knicks F/C Bobby PITTSBURGH — Agreed to GCC (4-11) hosts Lake Winter at Mercer, 7:15 Sunday, Jan. 5 From page 9 Heinonen 12, Devin Moultrie 4. FTs: 5-7. Fouls: Tuesday, Jan. 14 Portis $25,000 for recklessly making terms with men's basketball coach County (Ill.) Saturday at 3 28. Fouled out: None. 3-pointers: Underwood 3, Minnesota 26, New Orleans 20, ble; at the same time, they Boys Basketball contact above the shoulders of an Jeff Capel on a two-year contract Thompson 2, Heinonen 2, Oom 2, Schumate 1, OT extension through the 2026-27 sea- p.m. Lake County is having Watersmeet at Phelps, 7 Seattle 17, Philadelphia 9 airborne shooter during a Jan. 7 get distracted and they get Hendrickson 1. game. son. Girls Basketball Divisional Playoffs a good season and current- GCC — Emmanuel Ige 8, Jared Janczak 2, MIAMI HEAT — Signed G Gabe SAN DIEGO STATE — caught up in it. I always tell Hurley at Three Lakes, 7:15 Saturday, Jan. 11 Raquentez Woodley 20, Mitch Borseth 22, Dachau Ironwood at Mellen, 7:15 Vincent. Waived G Daryl Macon. Announced the retirement of Rocky ly sits at 12-3. Lyle 13, Yaser Khan 9, Gavin Ransanici 2. FTs: Minnesota at San Francisco, 4:35 Long football coach. Promoted my guys, 'Try to be respect- Bessemer at Lake Linden- p.m. (NBC) FOOTBALL "Hopefully Saturday 21-33. Fouls: 12. Fouled out: None. 3-poitners: Hubbell, 6:20 National Football League defensive line coach Brady Hoke to ful, understand it's easy to Borseth 3, Woodley 1, Khan 1. Tennessee at Baltimore, 8:15 football coach. Wakefield-Marenisco at Ewen- p.m (CBS) LOS ANGELES RAMS — we'll be ready and find out Finlandia 33 68 Announced the resignation of spe- WISCONSIN — C Tyler Biadasz lose your cool and it's hard- Trout Creek, 7:30 EST Sunday, Jan. 12 how we match up against a GCC 38 76 Wednesday, Jan. 15 cial teams coordinator John Fassel announced he will enter the NFL er to keep your cool in Houston at Kansas City, 3:05 draft.

NBA-best Bucks earn tough win over Warriors SAN FRANCISCO (AP) – The Milwaukee Bucks own the best record in the NBA and coach Mike Budenholzer still wants far more than what he has seen the past two games. More made shots. More pace. More energy. Better ball movement, too. Giannis Antetokounm- po had 30 points and 12 rebounds while leading four Milwaukee starters in double figures, and the NBA-best Bucks held off the Golden State Warriors 107-98 on Wednesday night. “Sometimes you’ve got to find a way to win kind of the ugly games, and I’m proud of the group for doing that,” Budenholzer said. “... We made just enough plays.” Khris Middleton added 21 points, seven rebounds and six assists as Milwau- kee – with the NBA’s best record at 33-6 – bounced back with a hard-fought vic- tory against the young War- riors after having its five- game winning streak snapped in a 126-104 loss at San Antonio on Monday. Michelle Santini photo Alec Burks scored 19 ASHLAND’S TANNER Nelson of Hurley battles to keep the puck in the zone last weekend. points and Glenn Robinson III and Damion Lee added 15 points apiece for the cold-shooting Warriors, Ashland hockey co-op loses two games who lost their sixth straight game and third in a row at The Ashland hockey co-op, which has several Hurley players, lost a got a chance to see an overtime victory for the Wild. After the NHL game, home. Willie Cauley-Stein pair of hockey games this weekend. the Oredockers traveled a few miles away from the Xcel Energy Center to contributed 10 points and 11 rebounds. On Friday, they lost to rival Northwest Icemen (a co-op Barron) 2-1 in take on Henry-Sibley. Draymond Green was overtime despite 32 saves from Zach Morris. Ashland won an overtime There would be no overtime in this game, as the Warriors were just back for Golden State after game last month over the Icemen. too much for the Oredockers. The team kept the game close through two sitting out Monday with a On Saturday the Oredockers took a trip down to the Twin Cities to periods, only trailing 2-0, but they eventually fell 6-0. Morris again kept sprained right ankle and take on the Warriors of Henry-Sibley high school. The hockey team made the Oredockers in the game picking up 37 saves. had five points on 1 for 7 shooting, eight rebounds a day of it and took in the Minnesota Wild versus the Winnipeg Jets and and eight assists. “Our pace was not great Illini snaps 15-game losing streak to Badgers with 71-70 victory in Madison in the first half and it picked up in the second MADISON (AP) – Illinois coach a clutch basket most. Underwood said of Dosunmu, who miss,” he said. half,” Warriors coach Steve Brad Underwood said he likes the Dosunmu scored a team-high 18 scored the final five points for Illi- The victory not only gave the Kerr said. “I thought we no-fear attitude that sophomore points – including a 3-pointer with nois and finished 7 of 15 shooting. Illini (11-5, 3-2) their first league wre a little tentative in the guard Ayo Dosunmu has cultivated 46 seconds left – to rally Illinois to “He’s not afraid, he’s fearless road win of the sason, it also first half. They’re a great this season. a 71-70 Big Ten Conference victory and he’s very, very poised. It takes a snapped a 15-game losing streak team, obviously the best Dosunmu’s effort was critical on over Wisconsin. certain type of guy to want the ball against the Badgers that dated to team in the league and the Wednesday when the Illini needed “He’s got what you don’t coach,” in those situations and not fear the 2001. best defense in the league.” l THE DAILY GLOBE • YOURDAILYGLOBE.COM COMICS THURSDAY, JANUARY 9, 2020 11 HERMAN SPEED BUMP Infertility grief causes family rift Dear Annie: Since I was a little girl, I’ve always known I wanted to be a mother. Now, as a woman in her late 20s, and after four failed embryo transfers through IVF, that dream seems less and less a reality. My husband and I shared our news of infertility with his sister and her husband Dear after they had spoken with us about their Annie own inability to conceive. A few months later they shocked us all with the news that they were pregnant Dear Bitter: It is completely under- after they stopped all fertility treatments standable that you feel hurt, grief-stricken and “quit trying.” I felt like I had been and jealous when anyone, let alone your punched in the gut but managed to quiet- sister-in-law and brother-in-law, conceive a ly congratulate them, and left in a panic. I healthy baby. Going through four rounds fell apart that day. Of course, everyone of failed IVF can be traumatic, and you whispered and wondered why we left in have to be kind to yourself. The way to do BETWEEN FRIENDS such a hurry (and I think they told people). that is to be honest and open with your I was absolutely inconsolable in my grief. grief to your husband and a good thera- Why would they shock me with this pist. news, knowing what I have gone through? Although it seems insensitive that your In front of everyone! Why would they not in-laws announced their happy news in allow me the grace to handle their news in front of you and other people, entertain private? Why would they be so cruel? for a moment that they were not thinking Fast-forward to a year and a half later, and our relationship remains in tatters. about you at all. In fact, they were thinking I’ve seen them all maybe once, avoided get- about how happy they were and wanted to togethers and holidays completely. I’m share it with you – someone they care for. Try to forgive their insensitivity. They MOTHER GOOSE & GRIMM very hurt and angry with them still. I’m angry because they have disclosed our pri- don’t understand the pain and depths of vate matters with others and because they your grief. The comment about how they sprang their news on me with complete just “quit trying” clearly struck you. If it disregard to my feelings. were that easy, then a lot more people in I have gone through all the phases of this world would not be struggling with grief and am now healing on my own infertility. However, perhaps it was meant terms, but I feel that my relationship with to be a spark of hope rather than a stab to my sister-in-law and brother-in-law is the heart. irreparable. Should I let them in on why I Try to forgive them and realize that have avoided them? they did not hurt you intentionally. The I’m sure they already know but just decision to let them in or avoid them is up to you. You have a nephew or niece that BORN LOSER don’t care enough about our relationship to attempt to make amends. I haven’t could benefit from all the love you have to directly addressed the issue in fear of the give. But first, focus on loving yourself and resulting family drama that may ensue, keeping faith alive that you will be a moth- which would only exacerbate my pain. 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11th Annual SISU SISU SKI FEST

JANUARY 10, 11 & 12, 2020 Friday, January 10 4-5:30pm Depot Dash and Snowshoe Book Walk, at Depot Park in Ironwood – Free for kids 10 & under, ski equipment and snowshoes provided! 4-10pm Ski Expo & Registration at the Ironwood Memorial Building Saturday, January 11 8:30am-3pm Cross Country Ski Races 1pm 5K Fun Ski starts at the City Garage 11:15am - Racers cross the “Finnish” line downtown, across 2:30pm from Lahti’s Sunday, January 12 11am Fat Bike Try Out the Trails at Snow Summit Rd. Trailhead by Powderhorn Mountain Free event! Bikes available for age 6 and up, or bring your own!

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RACE DAY 1/11/20

The SISU Ski Fest race course crosses some roads on it's way from ABR Trails in Erwin Twp to the "Finnish" Line in downtown Ironwood. As the map shows, Norrie Park Rd, Brogan St and Penokee Rd will be totally closed to traffic. At other points, cars will be allowed to pass through when skiers are not crossing. Drivers are encouraged to avoid the limited access roads, instead utilizing Ayer St and VanBuskirk from 6am to 5pm Saturday to avoid delays or getting stuck in the snow-covered road crossing.

Saturday Night Entertainment by Copper Post-Race Party held at the Memorial Building Box at the Historic Ironwood Theatre Doors from 11am-3:30pm Includes Awards, Door Prizes, Open 6pm Pasties & Mojakka (Finnish Stew) for Music starts at 7pm - Free for everyone Participants & Volunteers

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The City of Ironwood reserves the Superior Parts and Sales right to accept or reject any and all Located in Marenisco is looking for a bids. For more information contact Bessemer Plywood Corporation Bob Tervonen, Utilities Manager at (906)932-5050. Heavy Equipment Mechanic or an is now accepting applications for employment. Full time, 5exible Assistant Heavy Equipment Mechanic. part time, and weekend work is available. All interested applicants Bessemer Plywood Corporation Ideal candidate will have knowledge in logging may apply or reapply at our main o3ce between 8:00am & 4:30pm is now accepting applications for Spreader positions. Applicants equipment, but we’re willing to train the right person. so that we can update our 4les. 1is should be done on a yearly must be self-motivated and be able to work as a team. Pay is based on experience. We offer paid holidays, basis. 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 is accepting applications for part time Dietary FULL-TIME Aides positions. Experience in food service is          preferred but not required. GMCF offers TELLER POSITION        competitive wages and an excellent benefit package. Gogebic Range Bank is taking applications for a Applications are available at GMCF: Full-Time Teller Position. Experience preferred, Now Hiring for all shifts 402 North Street, Wakefield, MI 49968 (906)224-9811 ext. 106 but not required. We are accepting applications $3000 Sign On Bonus RN’s or online www.gogebicmedicalcare.com until 4pm on Friday, January 10, 2020. $2000 Sign On Bonus for LPN’s EOE Apply or send resume to: $1500 Sign on bonus for CNA’s  Gogebic Range Bank, Benefit package: medical, dental, vision, and life insurance Northland Basement Systems 401(k) retirement savings plan with company matching 155 E. Cloverland Drive, P.O. Box 39, Paid time off for vacation and sick days. Holiday pay  Tuition reimbursement is looking for eager individuals to join our growing team. Ironwood, MI 49938 At NBS our purpose is to provide remarkable experiences  Apply in person at: Previous applicants please reapply. for our customers and your role in that is crucial. We also 1500 N. Lowell Street, Ironwood, MI 49938 www.gogebicrangebank.com    want to provide you with a workplace where you are or email resume to: [email protected] appreciated, rewarded, and given opportunities to be all EQUAL OPPORTUNITY EMPLOYER    “EOE M/W/Vets/Disabled” you can be.   What We Would Provide You   • Year-round work  In-Town Bundle Hauler General Assignm ent Reporter • Health insurance, 401K and paid holidays   • Opportunities for professional growth This position is responsible for delivering all This position is responsible for covering printed materials to local Post Offices,  What We Need for this Role local news and writing features. vending boxes & outlet stores. • Construction experience is required Full Time - Rotating shifts: days, nights & weekends • Valid driver’s license and a safe driving record Part Time - 3:30am Start Time Qualifications include: • Ability to travel Ironwood/Hurley/Saxon/Odanah • Unrestricted lifting ability Effective verbal, written and computer skills • Ability to climb a ladder, kneel, and crawl Use of personal transportation is required Ability to multi-task in a fast-paced environment A Valid Driver’s License, Proof of Clean Driving Record • Ability to work overtime Valid driver’s license and reliable transportation and Insurance is required. Photograghy and/or pagination experience a plus If you are a born leader with a great work ethic and Be able to lift and carry bundles & bags up to 50 lbs. want to be valued for your hard work, apply with us today. Please forward resume and writing samples to: Applications are available Monday-Friday 9:00am-4:00pm Please send your resume to: Larry Holcombe, Managing Editor Daily Globe Northland Basement Systems Daily Globe 111 Commercial Lane, Wakefield, MI 49968 118 E. McLeod Avenue P.O. Box 548 or: [email protected] Ironwood, MI 49938 Ironwood, MI, 49938 For more information about our company, visit: Previous applicants, please reapply. No phone calls please. email: [email protected] www.northlandbasementsystems.com DAILY GLOBE CLASSIFIEDS (906)932-2211 [email protected]

CONTACT US CLASSIFIED DEADLINES PUBLICATIONS Daily Globe, Inc. Daily Globe: Daily Globe: Monday-Saturday 118 E. McLeod Avenue Ad copy received by 1:00pm Monday-Friday Range Source : Saturday PO Box 548 ad will appear in next available issue Ironwood, MI 49938 yourdailyglobe.com: 24/7 [email protected] (Except Memorial Day, Range Source: Independence Day, Labor Day, (906)932-2211 ext. 116 Ad copy received by 10:00am Wednesday Thanksgiving, Christmas (906)932-5358 Fax ad will appear in next available issue and New Year’s Day) l THE DAILY GLOBE • YOURDAILYGLOBE.COM CLASSIFIEDS THURSDAY, JANUARY 9, 2020 15 BUSINESS US stocks jump, oil reverses course as markets exhale NEW YORK (AP) – Mar- A DAY ON WALL STREET kets unclenched on Jan. 8, 2020 29,000 Wednesday, and U.S. Dow Jones 28,000 stocks neared records on industrials 27,000 hopes that the United 161.41 26,000 States and Iran are backing 25,000 28,745.09 away from the edge of war. JA S O N DJ The rally capped a Pct. change from previous: 0.56% High 28,866.18 Low 28,522.51 whirlwind day of reversals that swept through mar- Jan. 8, 2020 9,000 kets around the world. Nasdaq Stocks initially reeled after composite 8,500 Iran fired missiles at two 60.66 8,000 bases in Iraq housing U.S. 9,129.24 7,500 troops, retaliation for a JA S O N DJ U.S. drone strike that killed Pct. change from previous: 0.67% High 9,168.89 Low 9,059.38 a top Iranian general last Jan. 8, 2020 3,300 week. Standard & 3,200 Gold soared overnight Poor’s 500 3,100 as investors scrambled for 3,000 15.87 safety, crude jumped on 2,900 3,253.05 2,800 fears a war would squeeze J ASONDJ oil supplies and the futures Pct. change from previous: 0.49% High 3,267.07 Low 3,236.67 market suggested U.S. stocks would drop sharply as soon as trading opened “Geopolitical shocks international standard, lost in New York. But the sell- have resulted in sharp, $2.83, or 4.1%, to $65.44 ing abated as reports sug- short pullbacks, much of per barrel. gested no Americans died which is recovered in the Gold had a similar and after Iran’s foreign next few months, and I sus- whipsaw day. It had minister said his country pect everyone in this busi- climbed as high as had concluded “propor- ness knows that data point $1,604.20 per ounce in tionate measures in self- and uses any opportunity overnight trading before defense.” to buy up stocks,” she said. settling at $1,557.40, down When trading opened, With central banks $14.40. the S&P 500 climbed mod- around the world pushing Stock indexes slumped estly higher, and it more stimulus and U.S. house- sharply in Asia, but the than tripled its gain after holds remaining resilient selling eased as trading President Donald Trump amid a solid job market, moved westward through confirmed that no Ameri- Duessel said she thinks the the day. cans were hurt and that U.S. economy is likely to Japan’s Nikkei 225 Iran “appears to be stand- keep growing unless an index lost 1.6%, South ing down.” actual war breaks out or Korea’s Kopsi dropped Trump said he’d add inflation unexpectedly 1.1% and the Hang Seng in economic sanctions on bursts higher. Hong Kong fell 0.8%. In Iran, but he also said that “You don’t get into trou- Europe, Germany’s DAX the United States is “ready ble in the market unless returned 0.7%, and to embrace peace with all recession is on the hori- France’s CAC 40 rose who seek it.” That fit with zon,” she said, “and we 0.3%. The FTSE 100 in the market’s hopes that no have a very hard time London was virtually flat. further military escalations putting together a scenario The yield on the 10-year may be on the way, at least where we have a recession Treasury sank as low as for now. anytime soon.” 1.70% when worries were Not only did stocks A government report on at their height, but they climb, crude oil ended up Friday will give the latest climbed through the day slumping sharply and gold update on the health of the and were at 1.87% in after- fell for the first time in 11 job market, which has been noon trading, up from days. Treasury yields rose key in propping up the 1.82% late Tuesday. Trea- in a sign of optimism, and economy despite weakness sury yields tend to rise a measure of fear in the in manufacturing caused with investor optimism stock market eased. by Trump’s trade wars. about the economy’s The S&P 500 rose 15.87 Economists expect Friday’s prospects. points, or 0.5%, to report to show that Walgreens Boots 3,253.05. It had been up as employers added 160,00 Alliance fell 5.8% for the much as 0.9% earlier in the jobs last month, and a biggest loss in the S&P 500 day and was on track to set report on Wednesday sug- after reporting weaker a record, but the gains gested hiring in the private earnings for the latest quar- moderated in the last half sector may have been ter than analysts expected. hour of trading. stronger in December than In commodities trading, The Dow Jones Industri- economists forecast. wholesale gasoline fell 7 al Average rose 161.41, or Benchmark U.S. crude cents to $1.65 per gallon. 0.6%, to 28,745.09. The jumped as high as $65.65 Heating oil fell 7 cents to Nasdaq composite set a per barrel in overnight $1.96 per gallon. Natural record after rising 60.66, trading, when worries gas fell 2 cents to $2.14 per or 0.7%, to 9,129.24. about possible disruptions 1,000 cubic feet. The stock market has to oil supplies were at their The price of gold fell historically bounced back peak. But the price sank $14.40 to $1,557.40 per quickly from geopolitical through the day, with loss- ounce. Silver fell 23 cents shocks, such as Friday’s es accelerating after a U.S. to $18.09 per ounce and U.S. killing of Iranian Gen. government report showed copper rose 2 cents to Qassem Soleimani, as long that the amount of oil sup- $2.82 per pound. as they don’t result in a war plies in inventories rose The dollar rose to and recession, said Linda last week. 109.22 Japanese yen from Duessel, senior equity Benchmark U.S. crude 108.53 yen on Monday. strategist at Federated fell $3.09, or 4.9%, to settle The euro fell to $1.1111 Carpet Cleaning Snow Removal Snowplowing Investors. at $59.61. Brent crude, the from $1.1145.  ',*(/* !*/+- California lawmakers eye back-up $0%%,,0 0/"0,/*.-#   Leave the $0+)(.+*0%%,,'0%,,0%%+.-# power for cellphone towers $0 +- &+-0/)."/' CLOVERLAND $0)//0).&&.-#0 0%%/&,+* Snow to Joe! $0!!+)/(0 0,*'(/) 0(/+&0!!*/+-.-# $0- 0.-0,,0-(/).,)0!!*/+-.-# SACRAMENTO, Calif. customers also lost service fight from the industry, 
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