Rain/snow mix High: 40 | Low: 28 | Details, page 2 DAILY GLOBE yourdailyglobe.com Saturday, March 26, 2016 75 cents Bessemer committee MORNING MILK Gogebic County seeks help for to recommend against drug disposal Ironwood consolidation problem By RICHARD JENKINS choice kids that come over from By RALPH ANSAMI [email protected] Ironwood, as well. [email protected] BESSEMER — It appears the “The district itself seems BESSEMER — Used drug col- possible consolidation of the strong and we’ve got a lot of lection containers across the Ironwood and Bessemer school great teachers and staff at the Gogebic Range have worked so districts won’t be moving for- school — both schools,” Johnson well that they have created a ward, at least for the time being. said. problem in storing all the pills The committee Bessemer He added some committee and medications being turned in formed to examine the future of members felt there was a benefit for disposal. the district is expected to recom- to a community keeping its The Gogebic County Board of mend against consolidation with school. Commissioners on Wednesday Ironwood at the district’s next “Most of (the committee) are agreed to send letters to legisla- board meeting. parents of kids and we realize tors pointing out the extent of “This Monday at our board the benefit of a town keeping the problem here and seeking meeting, the committee for the their school. There’s a benefit to some assistance. Commissioners future of Bessemer schools — that,” Johnson said. “When a instructed county clerk Gerry which is made up of parents in town loses a school, who knows Pelissero to draw up a letter to our area and business members what’s going to happen after- be sent to legislators. ... as well as a few board mem- wards?” Gogebic County Sheriff Pete bers — will make a recommenda- While he didn’t rule out the Matonich told the board he has tion not to consolidate,” A.D. possibility of consolidating in the around 400 pounds of pills stock- Johnston Principal Dan Van- future, Johnson said his primary piled from the containers. derVelden told the Daily Globe focus at this point was improving The Ironwood Public Safety Thursday. the district’s infrastructure. Department suspended its col- Todd Johnson, who chairs the “We have a building that lection site because unautho- committee, said the recommen- needs some attention ... this high rized items, like used syringes, dation was based on the feeling school building. No matter if it were being deposited in the bin the district was strong enough closes or not, down the road it’s a there. that consolidation wasn’t neces- building we need to tend to, Range Suicide Prevention sary at this time. things need fixing,” he said. “We Council President Pat Gallinagh “Our student counts at this hope down the road if we go pro- on March 13 wrote to the county time, you know, look, in the pose a bond to the voters they board, enclosing a copy of a letter future at least, quite decent,” realize the importance of this he had sent to Michigan U.S. Johnson said Friday. “Our school to the town and we put Sen. Debbie Stabenow about the enrollment has actually gone up some improvements into it.” drug disposal problem. since the beginning of the year ... He said the committee would Gallinagh has suggested a let- so we are not losing numbers, ter-writing campaign to address we’re actually gaining, at times. the issue, to leaders in both We do have a lot of school-of- Michigan and Wisconsin. BESSEMER — page 5 Gallinagh said in his letter to Stabenow that the leading method women use to attempt suicide is overdosing on prescrip- tion drugs. Steelhead numbers Gallinagh notes the RSPC has provided eight prescription drug disposal bins throughout the improve in Brule area. DISPOSAL — page 5 BRULE, Wis. — Anglers can highest fall return since 2010,” look forward to the possibility of Piszczek said. “For nearly nine Richard Jenkins/Daily Globe SARAH NUCE feeds Bo, a Jersey-Irish Dexter calf, a bottle Friday at Whitney Creek Farm in Erwin Town- a good bite and a fair fight as consecutive weeks starting in ship. spring steelhead season kicks off September, steelhead exhibited today on the Bois Brule and movements of 400 or more fish other Lake Superior tributaries. past the Brule fishway. This is a L’Anse man Wisconsin Department of Nat- marked improvement over the ural Resources biologists report past three or four fall seasons, missing since an increase in steelhead num- when steelhead counts exceeded bers during the fall 2015 count 400 fish for only two or three Chicago man gets federal March 20 and anticipate better access to weeks.” the water as much of the snow From July 1 through Dec. 31, L’ANSE — Michigan State has melted, said Paul Piszczek, a 2015, a total of 5,660 steelhead Police from the Calumet Post are DNR fisheries biologist in Supe- sentence in Bessemer heroin case looking for a missing person in rior. the L’Anse area. “The fall 2015 run was the MARQUETTE — Raymond gave a false chase in Bessemer, according J o s e p h STEELHEAD — page 5 Valentino Bowser, 31, of Chica- name and to authorities. Edward Waisa- go, was sentenced to five years fake Illinois Following the second pur- nen, 33, an in federal prison, U.S. Attorney d r i v e r ’ s chase, GIANT executed a Army veteran, Patrick Miles announced in a license at the search warrant on Bowser’s was last seen statement Friday. time of Bessemer residence — dis- on Sunday, Bowser also received 12 arrest. After covering a 35-gram brick of March 20, in years of supervised release. b e i n g heroin, a quantity that Miles’ L’Anse. U.S. District Judge Robert released on announcement claimed could He is 6-6, Holmes Bell sentenced Bowser bond, author- be sub-divided into 350 weighs 240 for distribution of heroin with- ities said doses. pounds and has in 1,000 feet of a playground, a Raymond Bowser dis- After being arrested on state short red hair charge Bowser pleaded guilty Valentino appeared. charges, Bowser was turned and blue eyes. Joseph Edward Bowser Waisanen to last December. Following over to the U.S. Drug Enforce- He was last Bowser was the subject of an his disappearance, GIANT ment Administration for feder- seen wearing a Gogebic-Iron Area Narcotics learned his actual name and al prosecution. Miles said T-shirt, jeans, black tennis shoes Team investigation that that he was on federal super- Bowser is now being transport- and a black hoodie coat. included a Feb. 20, 2015, vised release for a 2008 federal ed to Douglas County, Wis., to Waisanen drives a blue 1998 undercover heroin purchase drug conviction in Minnesota face heroin-related charges Chevrolet Silverado two-door from Bowser, according to and was prohibited from leav- there before returning to feder- extended pickup truck bearing Photo submitted Miles. ing that state. al court in Minnesota to Michigan license plate CKT- KEVIN GRAND, a Department of Natural Resources fisheries technician On Feb. 21, 2015, Bowser Bowser came in contact with answer for violating the super- 0729. The truck is rusty. in Superior, Wis., handles a 20-plus inch steelhead captured and was arrested on an unrelated GIANT again in April 2015, vised release imposed after the Anyone with information is released in the Bois Brule River. Paul Piszczek of the DNR submitted the domestic violence charge. Fed- when the team conducted a sec- 2008 conviction. asked to call 911 or the MSP at photo. eral authorities said Bowser ond undercover heroin pur- —Richard Jenkins 906-337-2211.
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Wearing a long white coat sels attacks. • Batteries; sold, tested & installed Evoking the image of Jesus on against the evening’s chill, Fran- Hours before the pope arrived, the cross, Francis said: “we see cis had presided over a torch-lit police led explosives-detecting you in the faces of children, of procession at the ancient Roman dogs through inspections inside women and people, worn out and arena, a symbol of early Chris- and outside the Colosseum. Sanders doesn’t need much explaining in liberal Seattle fearful, who flee war and vio- tian martyrdom. Later, police waved metal-detect- SEATTLE (AP) — Presiden- lence and who often only find Again, suggesting the image ing wands across the faithful and tial candidate Bernie Sanders’ death” and people who refuse to of Jesus’ dying on the cross, searched their bags and knap- brand of democratic socialism deal with them. Francis said: “We see you raised sacks. may take some explaining in Francis called the Mediter- up in our sisters and brothers Another security challenge some parts of the United States, ranean and Aegean Seas, two killed, burned alive, throats slit comes on Sunday, when tens of but not in Seattle. major routes for refugees and and decapitated by barbarous thousands of people are expected This city elected a socialist, migrants, “insatiable cemeteries, blades amid cowardly silence.” in St. Peter’s Square for Easter Kshama Sawant, to the City reflections of our indifferent and Throughout his papacy, Francis Mass celebrated by the pope. Council in 2013 and was among the first to phase in a $15 mini- mum wage, mandate sick leave for most companies and offer paid parental leave for city work- Illinois prosecutor: Man ers — issues that mirror Sanders’ platform. So it’s not surprising the U.S. couldn’t have slain girl in 1957 senator from Vermont has found enthusiastic support here. Seat- CHICAGO (AP) — A man con- that he joined in the defendant’s attorney who prosecuted the tle is among the top cities that victed in the 1957 abduction and motion to set aside the guilty ver- case; he was elected around the have donated to Sanders’ cam- slaying of a 7-year-old girl in dict. A hearing is scheduled for time of the trial’s conclusion. His paign, and twice as many Seattle northern Illinois couldn’t have Tuesday. office was ordered to conduct the individual donors have given to committed the crime, a prosecu- New evidence included recent- review as part of a push by Sanders than to Democratic tor said Friday, marking a stun- ly subpoenaed phone records McCullough’s attorney for a new front-runner Hillary Clinton, ning turnaround in one of the that proved McCullough made a trial. according to federal campaign oldest unsolved crimes in Ameri- collect call to his parents from a “We’re very pleased,” said data through the end of Febru- can history to make it to trial. phone booth in the lobby of the McCullough’s attorney, public Associated Press ary. IN THIS Sunday, March 20 photo, Democratic presidential candidate DeKalb County State’s Attor- Post Office in downtown Rock- defender Tom McCulloch. The senator returns to Seat- Sen. Bernie Sanders, D-Vt., speaks at a campaign rally in Seattle. ney Richard Schmack said his ford, Illinois, about 35 miles from Their appeal will be back in tle’s Safeco Field on Friday — Sanders’ brand of democratic socialism may take some explaining in court-ordered, six-month review Sycamore, just minutes after the court on Tuesday, and McCulloch his second large rally here in some parts of the United States, but not in Seattle. of the case included new evidence abduction took place. is hopeful his client could be less than a week — hoping to that firmed up an alibi for Jack That had always been McCul- released soon. energize voters a day before over Sanders in the delegate Cantwell. But Sanders has McCullough, who was initially lough’s professed alibi, though “Given this filing, hopefully Washington’s Democratic cau- count. Based on primaries and raised more in individual contri- cleared by investigators but then the precise location of the phone this comes to a rapid and favor- cuses. Sanders has drawn big caucuses to date, the former sec- butions from this state than any charged in 2011. had previously come under able conclusion,” he said. crowds in liberal cities like Seat- retary of state leads Sanders other presidential candidate. Schmack said evidence con- doubt. But Maria’s sister remains tle nationally, but in Washing- 1,223 to 920. Seattle leads the way among vinced him it was a “manifest Testimony that the abduction convinced that McCullough is ton he has also held events in During a Tuesday campaign large cities in per-capita individ- impossibility” that McCullough had taken place earlier was also guilty. more conservative areas like stop in Everett, about 30 miles ual contributions to Sanders, could have been anywhere near- discredited, Schmack said, “It’s all very upsetting for us,” Spokane, Vancouver and Yaki- north of Seattle, Clinton noted with about $145 for every 100 by when Maria Ridulph vanished meaning there was no possibility said Patricia Quinn of El Paso, ma. she has gotten 2.6 million more people, according to an analysis on Dec. 3, 1957, while she was McCullough could have commit- Illinois, her voice cracking with Saturday’s nominating con- votes than Sanders and more of federal campaign data. In playing outside in the snow near ted the crime and driven to Rock- emotion. “We’re just trusting in test is expected to draw tens of votes than anyone else, including terms of dollars, Seattle trails her home in the small communi- ford in time to place that call. what the judge will do Tuesday thousands of voters who will Republican front-runner Donald only New York and San Francis- ty of Sycamore. “I know there are people who at the hearing.” determine how 101 of the state’s Trump. co in total individual contribu- The girl was choked and will never believe that he is not McCullough’s conviction had Democratic delegates will be “The senator has made clear tions from cities, with $884,000 stabbed to death in an alley, and responsible for the crime,” said put to rest some of the decades of awarded. that we’re taking this all the way given through the end of Febru- her body was found months later, Schmack, whose own family has anguish endured by Maria’s fam- So far Sanders has performed to the convention in July,” said ary. That does not include indi- dumped in woods more than 100 lived for 30 years in the small ily and friends. better in states with caucuses Sanders’ Washington state direc- vidual contributions under $200, miles away. The slaying Sycamore neighborhood where At his sentencing in 2012, than primaries, which tend to tor Dulce Saenz. “We have an which makes up the majority of remained a mystery for decades. the crime occurred. “But I cannot McCullough turned to them in have larger populations of liberal uphill battle, absolutely. There’s Sanders’ support. McCullough, now 76, was a allow that to sway me from my the courtroom and proclaimed whites, and “the fact that his no denying the math, but the sec- “Nobody is very surprised that neighbor at the time of the sworn duty.” his innocence. supporters are more energized is ond half of the primary calendar Bernie Sanders has so much sup- killing. He had long ago been His findings, he said, also cast “I did not, did not, kill Maria a huge factor,” said Geoffrey is much more favorable to port because the city elected a cleared by authorities before a doubt on the fairness of a photo Ridulph,” said the silver-haired Skelley, a political analyst at the Bernie.” much more radical socialist a few renewed effort was launched to array that authorities prepared McCullough, who grew up in University of Virginia Center for Most of the state’s Democratic years ago,” said James Gregory, solve the case. He was found for a witness who identified Sycamore and was 17 when Politics. “The real problem is the leadership has endorsed Clinton, a history professor at the Univer- guilty in 2012, and sentenced to McCullough as the suspect a Maria died. “It was a crime I did math,” he added. including Gov. Jay Inslee and sity of Washington. life in prison. half-century later. not, would not, could not have Clinton has a comfortable lead Sens. Patty Murray and Maria Schmack said in a court filing Schmack was not the state’s done.”
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Email calendar items and com- Church basement, next to Holiday Transfiguration, Ironwood. munity news to news@yourdaily- gas station, Ontonagon. area74.org. globe.com. For more information, area74.org. Ironwood Kiwanis Club, noon, call 906-932-2211. Methamphetamine ETC, 8 Golden Dragon. Saturday, March 26 p.m., support group, Woodland Government Church, Ironwood. 906-285-2813 Gogebic Community College Alcoholics Anonymous, 11 or methetc.web.com. Board, 4:30 p.m., room B-22 of the a.m., Salem Lutheran Church, Iron- Government Jacob Solin Business Center, GCC. Iron County Land Information Iron County Board of Supervi- wood. area74.org. Associated Press Community Pickleball Pad- Council, 10 a.m., county court- sors, 6 p.m., courthouse, Hurley. house, Hurley. Wednesday, March 30 AFTER A long winter of heavy foods, this simple, but delicious dish adds bright flavors and colors to spring- dlers, 2-5 p.m., Mercer School time meals. gymnasium. 715-776-4588. Ironwood City Commission Free Supper, 5-6 p.m., Apos- Work Session, 4:30 p.m., Christian Men of the North- tolic Lutheran Church, Aurora Women’s Club Room, Ironwood. land, 6:30 a.m., Uptown Cafe, Iron- Street, Ironwood. Gogebic County Road Com- wood. Spring’s return means it’s easy Alcoholics Anonymous, 6-7 mission, 5 p.m., road commission Mercer Area Play Group, 9:30- p.m., Church of Transfiguration, office, courthouse, Bessemer. 11 a.m., all welcome, Mercer, Wis., Ironwood. Open speaker meeting Bessemer Township Board, 5 Public Library. 715-476-2366. and potluck dinner. p.m., township hall, Ramsay. Alcoholics Anonymous, open to enjoy our greens again Ironwood Township Board, meeting, noon, Salem Lutheran Sunday, March 27 5:30 p.m., township offices. Church, Ironwood. area74.org. Wakefield City Council, 5:30 DOVE Support Group, noon-2 By ELIZABETH KARMEL both mint and sugar snap peas, aside. Alcoholics Anonymous, 1 p.m., city hall. p.m. 906-932-4990. Associated Press p.m., closed meeting, Salem I added the zest and the juice of In a heavy saute pan over Ironwood City Commission, Ironwood-Hurley Rotary Club, This is one of the prettiest a tangerine to brighten the fla- medium, combine 1 1/2 table- Lutheran Church, Ironwood. 5:30 p.m., Memorial Building. 12:15 p.m., Elk and Hound Restau- dishes to dress a spring — or vor and balance the richness of spoons of the butter, the salt Alcoholics Anonymous, 7:30 Bessemer Area School Dis- rant, Ironwood. p.m., Sharon Lutheran Church, trict Board of Education, 6 p.m., Iron County Veterans Service dreaming of spring — table. the butter. The toasted sliced and the almonds. Once the but- Bessemer. area74.org. A.D. Johnston High School library. Officer, 1-3 p.m., Mercer, Wis., After months of delicious but almonds add a welcome crunch ter is melted, lower the heat Monday, March 28 Mercer School Board, 5 p.m., Town Hall. 715-561-2190. (let’s face it) mostly brown and, if you are like me, you will and stir the almonds occasion- Mercer, Wis., K-12 School com- Adult Children of Alcoholics, food, my appetite is primed for find yourself making sure that ally until golden brown, 2 to 3 Iron County Food Pantry, 9 mons/ 7 p.m., Samaritan Counseling, bright colors and fresh fla- every bite includes an almond minutes. Once the almonds are a.m.-4 p.m., 72 Michigan Ave., Tuesday, March 29 Ironwood. vors. or two. toasted, transfer to a plate, Montreal, Wis. 715-561-4450. Alcoholics Anonymous, 7:30 And there are few green veg- then return the pan to medium Alcoholics Anonymous, noon, Gogebic County Veterans Ser- p.m., Sharon Lutheran Church, etables as vibrant and appeal- heat and add the remaining Salem Lutheran Church, Ironwood. vice Officer, 9:30-11:30 a.m., Iron- Bessemer. area74.org. ing as sugar snap peas. My MINTY SUGAR SNAP PEAS butter. area74.org. wood Memorial Building. 906-667- Government mother served them often in a WITH TANGERINE AND Add the shallots and cook, Finnish Language Class, 4 1110. Gogebic-Iron Wastewater TOASTEDStart to finish:ALMONDS 20 minutes Authority and Board, 2 p.m., quick saute with toasted stirring, for 3 to 4 minutes, or p.m., Little Finland, Kimball, Wis. Alcoholics Anonymous, noon, Servings: 6 Alcoholics Anonymous, 6 Treatment Facility Boardroom. almonds. But in recent years, I until they are soft and begin- Salem Lutheran Church, Ironwood. have munched on them raw as a 1 pound sugar snap peas ning to brown. Add the snap p.m., Our Lady of Peace Catholic area74.org. City of Ironwood Art Plan pub- Church, Ironwood. area74.org. lic input meeting, 6:30 p.m., healthy, crunchy snack. I had 3 tablespoons unsalted but- peas and cook, stirring often, Alcoholics Anonymous, 7 ter, divided Harbortown AA, 7:30 p.m. EDT, p.m., Episcopal Church of the Memorial Building. almost forgotten what they tast- until crisp-tender, about 5 min- Ontonagon United Methodist ed like cooked until one day last 1/4 teaspoon kosher salt utes. Add the tangerine juice year when I was browsing 1/2 cup sliced almonds and cook for another minute. through a cookbook by Jessica 2 large shallots, sliced into Stir in the tangerine zest and Seinfeld, “The Can’t Cook Book: thin rings mint, then season with pepper. Recipes for the Absolutely Ter- Zest and juice of 1 large tan- Transfer to a serving dish and Shandling’s ‘The Larry Sanders rified.” gerine top with the almonds. Finish The book is my favorite gift Ground black pepper the dish with a sprinkle of for young cooks, or anyone who 10 to 15 fresh mint leaves, crunchy sea salt. thinks cooking is difficult. It julienned or chopped Nutrition information per Show’ changed TV comedy contains appealing contempo- Coarse sea salt, such as Mal- serving: 140 calories; 90 calo- rary recipes and everything is don ries from fat (64 percent of total NEW YORK (AP) — From camera “Larry Sanders Show” ish the fictional late-night simplified and spelled out. Using scissors or your fin- calories); 10 g fat (4 g saturated; 1992 to 1998, the six-season run went for realism instead of show, either, which saw a When I saw the picture of her gers, remove the stems from the 0 g trans fats); 15 mg choles- of Garry Shandling’s “The Larry punchlines. parade of guest stars playing minty sugar snaps, it reminded snap peas and pull to remove terol; 170 mg sodium; 10 g car- Sanders Show” was little- “I was asking everybody to themselves — sometimes me of my mother’s dish and I the string if necessary (many bohydrate; 3 g fiber; 5 g sugar; 4 watched, little-rewarded and go beyond what was TV come- faithfully, often not. (Among had a craving that I couldn’t brands are sold with the strings g protein. yet became one of the most dy at that time,” Shandling the many highlights was stop thinking about until I already removed). Place the influential TV shows of the last once told The Los Angeles David Duchovny, a dedicated made them. snap peas in a bowl or strainer 25 years. Times. “I knew we were head- romantic pursuer of Sanders.) Because I love citrus with and rinse with cool water. Set In Loving Memory of It was a quiet landmark, air- ed into different territory. I Every foible would be forgiven ing on HBO before “The Sopra- knew the philosophy of a cre- for a good show. “You’re like DANIEL LEE nos” or any other shows more ative process in which people one of those goddamn crea- AN ULL famously revamped television. were allowed to make mistakes tures out of Greek mythology,” “D ” B Rolling Stones arrive in 9/17/30 – 3/26/09 But reverence for it — a near and to play real moments and Artie tells his host. “Half-man, perfect piece of comedy, radical to risk. And that takes half-desk.” Those special memories of you in its unadorned portrait of a courage, the courage that I “Larry Sanders” was home to Cuba for historic concert will always bring a smile. nightly late-night show and the needed to find, and I think countless talents who would If only we could have you back HAVANA (AP) — The we hope, for all our friends in damaged men behind it — that everyone on the show become better known stars, for just a little while. steadily grew from cult to needed to find. And that’s real- including Bob Odenkirk, Rolling Stones arrived in Cuba, too,” the band said in a Then we could sit and talk again canon in the years that fol- ly the bond that we have: It’s Janeane Garofalo and Judd Cuba’s capital Thursday, on statement released before the lowed. that we were all in this lab Apatow, who made his directori- the eve of the rock band’s his- arrival. just like we used to do. Shandling’s death Thursday experiment to find the courage al debut on “The Larry Sanders toric free concert in a country In the heat of Cuba’s revo- You always meant so very much in Los Angeles sent fans every- just to be, not to make a ‘TV Show.” Apatow, one of many where its music was once lution from the 1960s to the and always will too. where reaching for DVDs, series.’” who looked up to Shandling as a silenced. 1980s, foreign bands like The The fact that you’re no longer YouTube clips or remembered Shandling played the neurot- guru of not just comedy but self- Mick Jagger offered a brief Rolling Stones were consid- here will always cause us pain, catch phrases from the 66-year- ic, insecure and spineless host inspection, considered “Freaks greeting in Spanish and said ered subversive and blocked But you’re forever in our hearts he was happy to be on the from the radio. Cubans lis- old comedian’s masterpiece. with the catch phrase “No flip- and Geeks” a version of “The until we meet again. “The Larry Sanders Show” was ping” and a regular habit of Larry Sanders Show,” only set island. tened to their music in secret, the forerunner to a new kind of watching his show in bed at in high school. Friday night’s concert will passing records from hand to Lovingly remembered come three days after President hand. painfully awkward, hysterically night. He was flanked by two When the HBO series even- by his wife and family authentic comedy that would comedy hall-of-fame perfor- tually came to a close, the Barack Obama wrapped up a The band’s Cuba stop fol- inspire “The Office,” ‘’Curb Your mances in Rip Torn and Jeffrey finale was startlingly like a visit to the communist-run lows concerts in Brazil, Enthusiasm,” ‘’Freaks and Tambor. Torn played Artie, real late-show send-off, with a island during which he Uruguay, Chile, Argentina and Geeks,” ‘’Arrested Develop- Sanders’ hard-drinking, undy- parade of guests and genuine declared an end to the last rem- Mexico. ment” and a generation of ingly loyal bulldog producer; tears: the line between fake nant of the Cold War in the comics. Tambor the agonizingly desper- show and real show was oblit- Americas. Debuting just months after ate, eager sellout sidekick Hank erated. The band’s private plane TOWNSHIP OF BESSEMER Johnny Carson signed off, Kingsley. Sanders often said the show flew into Jose Marti airport “The Larry Sanders Show” sig- With remarkably accuracy, was ultimately “about love.” with the four British rockers NOTICE OF BUDGET PUBLIC HEARING naled a new era. Shandling, the show was split between That’s not how many would and about 60 technical workers & ANNUAL MEETING OF ELECTORS who had guest-hosted for “The on-air and off, artifice and think to describe such a cringe- and family members. The con- cert will be at Havana’s Ciudad The Bessemer Township Board will hold a public hearing on the proposed Tonight Show,” was offered authenticity. The wide grins inducing comedy. But people township budget for fiscal year 2016 at the Bessemer Township Hall on other late-night hosting gigs, for the camera vanished dur- adore “The Larry Sanders Deportivo. “We have performed in many Monday, March 28, 2016 at 5:00 PM. *The property tax millage rate but turned them down. Com- ing commercial breaks when Show” not for its parody, but for proposed to be levied to support the proposed budget will be a ing off his meta, fourth-wall the vain backbiting of show its lonely, flawed people trying special places during our long career, but this show in Havana subject of this hearing.* A copy of the budget is available for public breaking “It’s Garry Shan- business came rushing back. to make something worth inspection at Bessemer Township Hall, N10338 Mill St., Ramsay, MI dling’s Show,” Shandling was On “The Larry Sanders watching. will be a milestone for us, and, 49959. more interested in what hap- Show,” life was funnier off- pened behind the scenes of a stage. This notice is posted in compliance with PA 267 of 1976 as amended (Open talk show and in the moments “This show is like every day Meetings Act), MCLA 41.72a (2) (3) and the Americans with Disabilities in between jokes. of my life,” David Letterman Act (ADA). In a time when laugh tracks once told Shandling. The Bessemer Township board will provide necessary reasonable auxiliary were still ubiquitous, the multi- But the satire didn’t dimin- aids and services, such as signers for the hearing impaired and audio tapes of printed materials being considered at the meeting, to individuals with disabilities at the meeting upon 10 days notice to the Bessemer Township THE CRANBERRY INN 2012 CHEVY SONIC 2015 KIA Board. WELCOMES YOU TO JOIN USFORAN 4 door, 4 cyl., auto., SORENTO LX AWD Individuals with disabilities requiring auxiliary aids or services should con- Easter Celebration local trade, only 38,000 tact the Bessemer Township Board by writing or calling the following: Sun., March 27th – 10am-3pm miles, great MPG!!! 4 door, fully loaded, Debbie Janczak/Bessemer Township Clerk only 9,000 miles, great MPG!! SPECIAL BRUNCH MENU Excellent$ shape! $ N10228 Mill St., P.O. 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She has very high unfavor- Sue Mizell, Publisher anymore. See, I’m not particularly angry, and able ratings. People think she is dishonest I also doubt that voters in general are any and untrustworthy. She is not a gifted politi- Larry Holcombe, Managing Editor more worked up than usual. Voter outrage is cian. She is a phony. Hated by so many.” mainly a media trope. Even at Donald Trump Hated, but winning handily. How can that rallies, there’s a whole lot of sheer entertain- Gene be? Granted, there’s a lot of brutal rhetoric ment and play-acting. Lyons directed against Hillary Clinton from Sen. In Their Opinion Not that make-believe outrage can’t have Sanders’ more impassioned supporters, actual, even deadly, results. But does any- many of whom appear ignorant of the fact Wisconsin’s congressional body really believe Mexico will pay for that they are recirculating propaganda Trump’s imaginary wall? Not really, but it fomented by the right-wing industry dedicat- delegation gets low scores makes people feel daring to play “let’s pre- flogged the absurd fiction of President ed to slandering both Clintons for going on 25 tend.” Obama’s birthplace in Kenya fails to con- years. Sure, it’s a presidential election year, and vince. It was The American Spectator that first for cooperation people do get excited. However, people also Remember The Donald’s claim that pri- dubbed Hillary “The Lady Macbeth of Little work themselves into temporary frenzies vate detectives he’d sent to Hawaii would Rock” — that is, an accomplice to murder — What do hardline conservative Ted Cruz and socialist over the NCAA basketball tournament, but soon bring back shocking evidence about back in 1992. Bernie Sanders have in common? everybody shows up for work after their team Obama’s birth certificate? Never happened, Meanwhile, no less an authority than Jill Neither presidential candidate likes to cooperate. loses. Thankfully, for most Americans, poli- of course. But it was left to the president Abramson, until quite recently the editor of Cruz and Sanders were dead last in a smart analysis tics is a lot more like sports than civil war. himself to lampoon Trump to his face at the The New York Times, has essentially conced- last week of bipartisan efforts to pass legislation in Back during Bill Clinton’s first term, I 2011 White House Correspondent’s Dinner. ed that the newspaper has never given Washington. Most of Wisconsin’s congressional delega- often suspected that what was really bugging Meanwhile, Mitt Romney said not a perish- Hillary Clinton an even break. tion also scored low for failing to work across party lines the Rush Limbaugh listeners was that they ing word. None of them did. Too late now. In a remarkable interview in Politico, in a serious way. spent so much time stuck in traffic. Eric Sasson at The New Republic express- Abramson doesn’t quite admit that Times- It’s more evidence that Congress is becoming dys- Writing at Bloomberg.com, Jonathan es similar skepticism toward the idea of created “scandal” narratives from Whitewa- functional, with fewer leaders willing to do the hard Bernstein puts it this way: “My view is that angry, alienated Democratic voters. If people ter through the current hullabaloo over her work of finding agreement. In fact, the last two Con- Trump is doing well precisely because things are so sick and tired of establishment politi- State Department emails have been some- gresses were the most partisan among the last 11 ana- aren’t particularly bad for the U.S. right now. cians, he wonders, how come Hillary Clin- where between wildly exaggerated and pulp lyzed by the Lugar Center and Georgetown University’s In difficult times, voters take their responsi- ton’s doing so well? fiction. McCourt School of Public Policy. bilities more seriously, and wouldn’t embrace “The voter we almost never hear about ...” But she does talk about how “we ... expect Only three of Wisconsin’s representatives — the buffoonery of a reality-television star.” he notices, “is the Clinton voter. Which is total purity from a woman candidate.” U.S. Reps. Ron Kind, D-La Crosse, Jim Sensen- Following a posting on Mother Jones by surprising, since Hillary Clinton has won Abramson adds that “Where I think Hillary brenner, R-Menomonee Falls, and Reid Ribble, R- the invaluable Kevin Drum that shows job more votes in the primaries than any other Clinton faces ... certainly more of a burden is Sherwood — scored well in the study and, accord- openings and salaries rising, consumer opti- candidate so far. She has amassed over 2.5 that the controversies she’s been in are ing to its authors, can be considered “bipartisan mism improving and gasoline prices way million more votes than Sanders and over 1.1 immediately labeled, you know, ‘travelgate’ legislators.” down, Bernstein adds that “the Obama years million more votes than Trump.” or ‘emailgate’ ... if you actually asked people Indeed, Hillary’s lead over Bernie The Lugar Center, founded by former U.S. Sen. haven’t resulted in recession, soaring infla- what about any of these controversies both- tion or a foreign misadventure with major Sanders is far greater at this point in the ers them, they don’t know anything specific Richard Lugar, and Georgetown researchers looked at American casualties — in other words, any- cycle than President Obama’s lead over her about any of them.” how often members of Congress sponsored legislation thing that produces serious political reaction. in 2008. Despite his supporters’ near-heroic Well, no kidding. with members of the opposite political party. They “Barring that, an entertainment version of inability to face the arithmetic, those are the In my experience of scandal monitoring, accounted for variations based on which political party politics has some appeal,” he writes. “And facts. that’s because there’s nothing specific to is in power, constructing a 20-year baseline of data for Trump puts on a good show.” Sasson continues: “We never hear that know. comparison. And people do like a show. Not for nothing Hillary Clinton has ‘momentum’ — what she Arkansas Times columnist Gene Lyons “What we are measuring is ... the efforts of legisla- was Trump inducted into the professional has is a ‘sizable delegate lead.’ No one this is a National Magazine Award winner and tors to broaden the appeal of their sponsored legisla- wrestling Hall of Fame. Meanwhile, the cycle has described Clinton supporters as co-author of “The Hunting of the President” tion, to entertain a wider range of ideas, and to pri- feigned horror of establishment Republicans ‘fired up’ — it’s simply not possible that peo- (St. Martin’s Press, 2000). You can email oritize governance over posturing,” the authors who sought Trump’s approval even as he ple are fired up for Hillary. No, what we Lyons at [email protected]. wrote. Kind ranked as the 11th most bipartisan member of the 435-member House of Representatives. Sensen- Today in history brenner, who last fall introduced a smart plan with Kind to rein in excessive crop subsidies to farmers The Associated Press and insurance companies, ranked 36th. Ribble, who unfortunately is leaving Congress after only three Today’s Highlight in History terms, was the 75th best House member at cooperat- On March 26, 1979, a peace treaty was signed by Israeli Prime ing. Minister Menachem Begin and The rest of Wisconsin’s delegation scored poorly: Egyptian President Anwar Sadat Mark Pocan, D-Black Earth, ranked 278th; Sean Duffy, and witnessed by President Jimmy R-Weston, 291st; Gwen Moore, D-Milwaukee, 305th; Carter at the White House. and Paul Ryan, R-Janesville, 338th. Rep. Glenn Groth- On this date man, R-Glenbeulah, tanked at 428th. Sens. Ron John- In 1812, an earthquake devas- son, R-Oshkosh, and Tammy Baldwin, D-Madison, fin- tated Caracas, Venezuela, causing an estimated 26,000 deaths, ished 52nd and 80th, respectively, in the 100-member according to the U.S. Geological Senate. Survey. Wisconsin and Washington must do better. Only In 1827, composer Ludwig van through an honest attempt at give-and-take legislation Beethoven died in Vienna. can America solve its biggest challenges, including In 1874, poet Robert Frost was debt, a broken immigration system and convoluted tax born in San Francisco. In 1892, poet Walt Whitman died code. in Camden, New Jersey. —Wisconsin State Journal In 1917, the Seattle Metropoli- tans became the first U.S. team to win the Stanley Cup as they defeat- ed the Montreal Canadiens. religious cult who’d committed sui- sive Super Glue, died in Kingsport, (Aerosmith) is 68. Singer and TV In 1945, during World War II, cide were found inside a rented Tennessee. personality Vicki Lawrence is 67. Thought for Today Iwo Jima was fully secured by mansion in Rancho Santa Fe, Cali- One year ago: Indiana Gov. Actor Ernest Thomas is 67. Come- U.S. forces following a final, des- fornia. Mike Pence signed a measure pro- dian Martin Short is 66. Country perate attack by Japanese sol- Ten years ago: An Afghan hibiting state and local laws that singer Ronnie McDowell is 66. “Life’s like a play; it’s not the length but the excellence of the acting that diers. Former British Prime Minis- court dismissed the case against a “substantially burden” the ability of Movie composer Alan Silvestri is ter David Lloyd George, 82, died man facing possible execution for people to follow their religious 66. Rock musician Monte Yoho is matters.” in Ty Newydd, Llanystumdwy, converting from Islam to Christian- beliefs; opponents charged the 64. Radio talk show host Curtis Wales. ity. (Abdul Rahman was released new law could legalize discrimina- Sliwa is 62. Country singer Dean In 1958, the U.S. Army launched and granted asylum by Italy.) Paul tion against gay people. In New Dillon is 61. Country singer Charly —Seneca the Younger, Roman statesman and philosopher (3 B.C.-A.D. 65). America’s third successful satellite, Dana, 30, died when he slammed York City, a gas explosion and fire McClain is 60. TV personality Explorer 3. into a stopped car during a destroyed three buildings in Man- Leeza Gibbons is 59. Actress Ellia Letters Policy In 1964, the musical play “Funny warmup session of the Toyota Indy hattan’s East Village, killing a English is 57. Actress Jennifer Girl,” starring Barbra Streisand as 300 at the Homestead-Miami restaurant worker and a diner (five Grey is 56. College and Pro Foot- The Daily Globe welcomes letters from readers. Letters should deal Fanny Brice, opened on Broadway. Speedway. people are accused of rigging an ball Hall of Famer Marcus Allen is with matters of current, public interest. We will publish as many as possi- In 1971, East Pakistan pro- Five years ago: More than illegal gas delivery system blamed 56. Actor Billy Warlock is 55. Actor ble. We reserve the right to reject any letter and to edit those that are to claimed its independence, taking 250,000 people took to London’s for the blast). Eric Allan Kramer is 54. Basketball the name Bangladesh. streets to protest the toughest Today’s Birthdays Hall of Famer John Stockton is 54. be published. Please avoid name-calling or personal attacks. In 1982, groundbreaking cere- spending cuts since World War II; Retired Supreme Court Justice Actor Michael Imperioli is 50. Rock Letters should be no longer than 400 words. They must be signed by monies took place in Washington, riot police clashed with small Sandra Day O’Connor is 86. Actor musician James Iha is 48. Country the author, and an address and phone number must be included for veri- D.C., for the Vietnam Veterans breakaway groups and arrested Alan Arkin is 82. Palestinian Presi- singer Kenny Chesney is 48. fication purposes. Memorial. more than 200 people. Former dent Mahmoud Abbas is 81. House Actress Leslie Mann is 44. Actor Letters may be mailed to Letters to the Editor, Daily Globe, 118 E. In 1996, former U.S. senator Democratic vice presidential candi- Democratic Leader Nancy Pelosi is T.R. Knight is 43. 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McLeod Ave., Ironwood, MI 49938 906-932-2211 • 800-236-2887 • Fax 906-932-5358 THE DAILY GLOBE • YOURDAILYGLOBE.COM SATURDAY, MARCH 26, 2016 l 5 The Ironwood board went on AREALEGACY / STATE AWARD Bessemer record at its Feb. 22 meeting in Rib Lake plans support of exploring the possible merger. “Let’s just talk,” said board wastewater From page 1 member John Lorenson at the continue to work to find a way to Feb. 22 meeting prior to making work help the district chart its path the motion affirming the school RIB LAKE, Wis. — The vil- forward. board’s support. lage of Rib Lake has requested The committee was formed in Kolesar expressed disappoint- approval from the Wisconsin January as a way to explore ment at Bessemer’s apparent Department of Natural what direction the district reluctance to explore the possi- Resources to upgrade its existing should take, following the Wake- bility of consolidating. wastewater treatment facility in field-Marenisco board’s Dec. 21 “Just talking doesn’t tie any- a $5 million project. decision to reject Bessemer’s pro- one to anything,” Kolesar told The Taylor County village’s posal to merge the Wakefield- the Daily Globe Thursday, “talk- treatment facility has historical- Marenisco and Bessemer dis- ing just gives us options.” ly performed adequately and tricts. Kolesar said he had initially generally complied with DNR “The bottom line is, we need to envisioned a first step consisting discharge standards. The facili- know what the community of a tour of each district school to ty, however, is around 50 years wants,” Bessemer Superintendent develop a vision for how a possi- old, and needs to be replaced to Dave Radovich said at the Jan- ble consolidation could work maintain overall system perfor- uary board meeting, where the before any concrete discussions mance reliability over the next committee was proposed. “Do we took place, but the process never 20 years. Also, the village is want to build a brand new school? got that far. required to comply with new Do we want to keep the same con- According to information pre- effluent standards for phospho- figuration? The floor is open.” sented at Ironwood’s Feb. 22 rus for continued discharge to Ironwood Superintendent Tim meeting, if the two districts did Sheep Ranch Creek. Kolesar sent a letter to Bessemer consolidate, the average grade The proposed project includes on Jan. 28 proposing representa- size would range from 72 to 106 construction of a new compact tives from both districts meet to students, with the high school activated sludge wastewater discuss the feasibility of a poten- comprised of roughly 351 stu- treatment facility at the existing tial consolidation. dents. plant site. The existing wastewa- ter treatment tank will be refur- revert to that practice. bished and reused for temporary storage of the waste sludge Disposal Gallinagh said he specifically Submitted Photo tried to get a collection bin VIC OUIMETTE, president of the Mercer, Wis., Chamber of Commerce, was recently nominated for a Legacy solids prior to land application. placed at Walgreen’s in Ironwood Award at the Governor’s Conference on Tourism for his nearly 50 years of service to the tourism industry. The proposed construction and the manager at first agreed, The conference ran March 13-15 at Wisconsin Dells. Among those attending the ceremony were, from left, will require filling and removal From page 1 but then said his bosses wouldn’t Gov. Scott Walker, Ouimette and Tourism Secretary Stephanie Klett. of .23 acre of wetlands adjacent “These disposal boxes have allow it. to the existing site. The village received so much use that dis- The RSPC had ordered a col- must obtain regulatory permits for the proposed wetland posing of these unused, unneed- lection bin to be placed at the physiological conversion process With the legal-size fish often removal prior to starting any ed or outdated drugs has become store, Gallinagh said, but then to prepare for living in the lake. exceeding eight pounds, the Steelhead construction to minimize the a problem for our local units of learned it couldn’t be used. Once in Lake Superior, steelhead world-class fishery generates overall impacts. government. We are hopeful that “Needless to say, we were gain access to more space and some 33,000 angler visits per The village intends to seek you could introduce legislation dumbfounded. Here was the per- forage than the trout that year, Piszczek said. From page 1 funding assistance through the that would require the major fect place to have a drug disposal remain in the Brule River. As a As a result, DNR fisheries state’s Clean Water Fund pro- drug chains and drug manufac- box and the company wouldn’t passed through the fishway mon- result, steelhead attain larger biologists have focused efforts on gram and the U.S. Department turers to take ownership of the allow it,” Gallinagh wrote. itoring site, up from 3,036 the sizes than the resident rainbow restoring spawning habitat, of Agriculture Rural Develop- problem they helped create,” He said the bin is now at the previous year. The steelhead sig- trout that spend their entire increasing in-stream living space ment program. Gallinagh wrote. Michigan State Police Post in nificantly outnumbered the lives in the river. for the fish and conducting fish He notes there are disposal Wakefield. 3,930 brown trout and 1,680 coho Piszczek said the Brule sports surveys. Lottery bins in Mercer, Hurley, two in Gallinagh said unused or out- salmon observed then. a two-season run of steelhead DNR monitors the adult steel- Ontonagon County and four for dated drugs sitting in cabinets More than 60 percent of the each year from Lake Superior. head run by operating a video law enforcement agencies, are “ticking time bombs” that steelhead counted ranged from Some fish return in late fall to recording system at the Brule Friday including one in Watersmeet. could be used in suicide attempts Michigan 20 to 25 inches long. Another 25 overwinter in the lower reaches River sea lamprey barrier and Poker Lotto: QC-KC-3D-5D-4H The bins are secured so no one or by “thrill-seeking teenagers.” percent exceeded 26 inches, the of the river, while others begin fishway. Fish are counted during Midday Daily 3: 9-4-8 can steal drugs out of them. He suggests as a possible res- legal minimum length to keep a returning in late March. the fall and spring. The barrier Midday Daily 4: 9-4-1-8 The county board learned olution to the problem charging a fish. Spawning typically occurs in was installed in 1986 to keep Daily 3: 3-2-4 companies are charging big dol- small container fee to help cover Daily 4: 4-5-5-2 Steelhead typically live six to April. lamprey from spawning in pre- Fantasy 5: 20-27-31-32-35 lars to dispose of the used pills costs of disposal. eight years and may spawn Although steelhead are not ferred areas upstream from the Keno: 03-04-07-17-24-26-28-32-35-36-41-43-45-46- and the medications shouldn’t be The county board also dis- more than once in their life- native to Lake Superior — they barrier. 51-55-56-57-58-64-65-75 burned. cussed sending a copy of its letter times. They mature in three to were introduced in the mid- In addition to the headcount, Commissioner Tom Laabs, of to the Michigan Association of five years and after gaining size 1890s by state and federal DNR is planning an angler creel Wisconsin Ironwood, noted another reason Counties. 5 Card Cash: KD-8C-5D-7D-6S while feeding in the open agencies concerned about survey in the fall to document Badger 5: 02-03-05-29-30 the disposal bins were put into Referring to the drug collec- waters of the Great Lakes, they declining populations of native fishing pressure and fish har- SuperCash: 03-08-10-11-14-30, Doubler: N place was so people wouldn’t tion effort, Joe Bonovetz, of return to their natal streams to brook trout — they now repro- vests. Given the higher fish Daily Pick 3: 1-1-9 flush their pills down the toilet, Bessemer, county board chair, spawn. duce naturally and have estab- count and other factors, Piszczek Daily Pick 4: 0-5-2-6 creating pollution of water said, “We need to keep the pro- Steelhead are a lake-run form lished a self-sustaining popula- said he anticipates a good show- Multi-state sources, and he hopes they won’t gram active.” of rainbow trout that undergo a tion. ing by anglers this year. Mega Millions: 6-19-34-38-70-5
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Several of the migrants then one, posing for selfies and tions to explicitly allow refers to baptized Christians, washed and kissed the feet of The Holy Thursday rite re- wept as Francis knelt before accepting notes as he moved women and girls to partici- the decree also said that pastors Muslim, Orthodox, Hindu and enacts the foot-washing ritual them, poured holy water from a down the rows. pate. should instruct “both the chosen Catholic refugees Thursday, Jesus performed on his apostles brass pitcher over their feet, Vatican rules had long called The Vatican said Thursday faithful and others so that they declaring them children of the before being crucified, and is wiped them clean and kissed for only men to participate in that four women and eight men may participate in the rite con- same God, in a gesture of wel- meant as a gesture of service. them. the ritual, and past popes and took part. The women included sciously, actively and fruitful- come and brotherhood at a time Francis contrasted that gesture Francis was greeted with a many priests traditionally per- an Italian Catholic who works ly,” suggesting that the rite when anti-Muslim and anti- with the “gesture of destruc- banner reading “Welcome” in a formed it on 12 Catholic men, at the center and three Eritre- could be open to non-Catholics immigrant sentiment has tion” carried out by the Brussels variety of languages as he recalling Jesus’ 12 apostles and an Coptic Christian migrants. as well. spiked following the Brussels attackers, saying they wanted walked down a makeshift aisle further cementing the doctrine The men included four Francis seemed to define attacks. to destroy the brotherhood of to celebrate the outdoor Mass. of an all-male priesthood. Catholics from Nigeria, three “people of God” as open- Francis denounced the car- humanity represented by the But only a fraction of the 892 Francis shocked many Muslims from Mali, Syria and ended. nage as a “gesture of war” migrants. asylum-seekers living at the Catholics within weeks of his Pakistan and a Hindu man “All of us, together: Muslims, carried out by blood-thirsty “We have different cultures shelter attended, and many of 2013 election by performing from India. Hindi, Catholics, Copts, Evan- people beholden to the and religions, but we are broth- the seats were left empty. the ritual on women and Mus- The Vatican’s new norms gelicals. But brothers, children weapons industry during an ers and we want to live in Those who came out, though, lims at a juvenile detention said anyone from the “people of of the same God,” he said. “We Easter Week Mass with asy- peace,” Francis said in his homi- received a personal greeting: At center. After years of violating God” could be chosen to partici- want to live in peace, integrat- lum-seekers at the shelter in ly, delivered off-the-cuff in the the end of the Mass, Francis the rules outright, Francis in pate in the ceremony. While the ed.” New Church Page 6x9.25_New Church Page 6x9.25 3/25/16 9:34 AM Page 1 LET US REPLENISH THE SEED OF FAITH THROUGH. . . Regular Church Attendance
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MICHIGAN CLP churches. ond and fourth Sundays. Sunday Mass, 8 a.m. St. Paul United Methodist. Havenwood Baptist. 501 MELLEN IRONWOOD St. Paul Lutheran (ELCA). United Methodist. Sunday, MASS CITY Sunday worship, 10:30 a.m. Copper St. Sunday school, 10 Congregational United Apostolic Lutheran. 326 W. 111 S. Curry. Sunday worship, 11 a.m. Communion first Sun- St. Paul’s Lutheran. Sunday, TROUT CREEK a.m., services, 11 a.m., lunch Church of Christ. Sunday, Aurora. Sunday, 9:30 a.m. sun- 10:30 a.m. Coffee fellowship, day. 10:30 a.m. Weekly Communion. Assembly of God. Sunday and afternoon service following. 10:45 a.m. day school, 10 a.m. bible study, 11:30 a.m. Third Sunday, Christ BESSEMER ONTONAGON worship, 11 a.m. and 5 p.m. Range Community Bible. Holy Rosary Catholic. Tues- 10:45 a.m. worship service; Lutheran Parish joint worship, Christ Community Church Assembly of God. Sunday Trinity Lutheran (ELCA). Sunday school, 9 and 10:30 day, 8 a.m.; Saturday, 8 a.m.; service rotates among three of of SDA. 507 E. Cinnabar. Satur- a.m.; worship, 9 and 10:30 a.m. Wednesday, 7 p.m. Bible study; school, 9:45 a.m., Sunday wor- Saturday worship, 4:30 p.m. Sunday Mass, 9 a.m.; first Friday the four CLP churches. day, 11 a.m., Sabbath school, ship, 10:45 a.m. and 6:30 p.m.; 906-988-2594. St. Mary’s Catholic. Satur- Thursday, 1 p.m. ladies’ Bible Mass, 6:30 p.m.; first Wednes- St. Simon Eastern Ortho- 9:30 a.m.; Wednesday prayer Wednesday, youth group and United Presbyterian. Sun- day Mass, 4 p.m., Sunday Mass, study. day, 10:30 a.m., second through Assembly of God. 2100 E. dox. 226 E. Harding. Sunday, meeting, 6:30 p.m. adult Bible study, 6:30 p.m. day worship, 11 a.m.; commu- 7 and 11 a.m., Tuesday, 5:30 p.m., Wednesday, 8 a.m., Thurs- fifth Thursday, 10:30 a.m., at Cloverland Drive. worship, 10 liturgy, 10 a.m. 906-932-0674. Our Redeemer Lutheran Holy Family Catholic. Michi- nion, first Sunday of the month. Salem Lutheran (ELCA). day, 8 a.m., Friday, 8 a.m. Mellen Manor Nursing Home. a.m. (Missouri). Sanders Road. Sun- gan Avenue and Pine Street. WAINOLA 333 E. Marquette. Sunday, 9 day, worship, 10:15 a.m. Com- St. Paul’s Lutheran (Wis- Confessions, Saturday following Catalyst Baptist Church. Daily Masses: Monday, 9 a.m.; Lutheran. Saturday, 5 p.m. a.m. (broadcast on WJMS); munion first and third Sunday. consin). Sunday school, 9:45 Mass. 222 E. Aurora St. Sunday wor- Tuesday, 6 p.m.; Wednesday, 9 Communion, first and third Satur- Third Sunday, CLP joint worship, St. Sebastian Catholic. Sat- a.m.; Thursday, 9 a.m.; Friday, 9 a.m.; worship, 11 a.m. ship, 11 a.m., Tuesday, Bible days. Immanuel Lutheran. Sun- service rotates among three of urday Mass, 4 p.m.; Sunday a.m.; Saturday, 6 p.m.; Sunday, 9 KIMBALL Study 6 p.m. WAKEFIELD day school 8:15 a.m.; Bible study the four CLP churches. Mass, 8:30 a.m. a.m.; confessions, Saturday, 11 Good Shepherd Communi- First Presbyterian. Being All Saints Lutheran (ELCA). 8:30 a.m.; regular service with Transfiguration, Episcopal. Sharon Lutheran (ELCA). a.m., and half an hour before ty Apostolic Lutheran. Sunday held at Episcopal Transfiguration Saturday worship, 5:30 p.m.; Communion 9:30 a.m. 336 E. Aurora. Sunday, 11 a.m. Sunday worship, 8:30 a.m. with each Mass. worship 10:30 a.m., Sunday Church. Sunday worship, 9 a.m., Sunday worship, 10:30 a.m. MERCER Trinity Lutheran (Missouri). fellowship following. Redeemer Free Lutheran. Bible study 10 a.m. Communion fellowship to follow. Calvary Baptist. Sunday Community Church of E5104 Margaret St. Saturday, BRUCE CROSSING Sunday worship, 9 a.m., Sunday first Sunday. Immanuel Lutheran (Mis- school, 10 a.m., Sunday wor- Nazarene. Sunday, worship, 10 5:30 p.m., Saturday Night Alive; Apostolic Lutheran. Sunday school, 10:30 a.m.; Wednesday, LAC DU FLAMBEAU souri). 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Sunday, adult adult Sunday school to follow. p.m., service, 7 p.m. Mass, 9:30 a.m. St. Isaac Jogues Catholic. study, 10:30 a.m. and 11 a.m. and 6 p.m. Bible study, 9:30 a.m., service, Bethany Lutheran (Wiscon- Siloa Lutheran (ELCA). Immaculate Conception LAND O’LAKES Masses Sunday, 11 a.m.; Tues- Lighthouse Faith Center. 11 a.m., kids club, Wednesday sin). Sunday, 5 p.m. Sunday worship, 9 a.m.; church Hope Lutheran (LCMS). day, 8:30 a.m. 777 E. Ayer St.; Sunday prayer Catholic. Saturday Mass, 6 after school. ironwoodwes- COVINGTON school, Wednesday, 3:30 p.m. 1764 U.S. 45, just north of United Methodist. Sunday, 9-9:30 a.m., worship and nurs- p.m.; Sunday Mass, 10:30 a.m. leyumc.org. Bethany Lutheran. Sunday 906-884-2655. United Methodist. Sunday County B. Divine service, Sun- ery, 10 a.m.; Wednesday prayer 9:30 a.m. Woodland Church (BGC). worship, 11 a.m. United Methodist. 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THE DAILY GLOBE • YOURDAILYGLOBE.COM STATE / NATION SATURDAY, MARCH 26, 2016 l 7 Michigan’s lament: As Congress bickers, Flint suffers WASHINGTON (AP) — It’s said in an interview. replace lead-contaminated pipes you get up in the morning and leached into the water supply. tion labeled as helping Flint been two years since problems “We will not give up, that’s for in Flint and other cities. turn on the faucet, when you Elevated lead levels have been actually allows cities across the began with the drinking water in sure,” Kildee said, vowing that But the bill remains on hold take a shower or you feed your found in at least 325 people, country to replace aging infras- Flint, Michigan, and nearly six congressional Republicans “are after Republican Sen. Mike Lee children, clean water is going to including 221 children. Lead con- tructure where lead lurks as months since officials declared a not going to run out the clock on of Utah objected in late Febru- come out of the pipes,” Stabenow tamination has been linked to potential health hazard, he said. public health emergency there. Flint, Michigan.” ary. Michigan has a budget sur- said in a March 17 speech. “We learning disabilities and other “What’s really happening here Yet a bipartisan congressional In fact, support for Flint is plus and does not need federal all assume that. That is pretty problems. is that Washington politicians effort to aid the predominantly bipartisan. Michigan’s congres- money to fix the problem, Lee much a basic human right.” Stabenow, in her Senate are using the crisis in Flint as an African-American city north of sional delegation has unani- said. But not in Flint, where the speech, said she and other law- excuse to funnel taxpayer money Detroit is idling in the Senate — mously pushed for Flint aid, and Stabenow’s frustration has water is tainted with lead. makers have been pushing since to their own home states, and stalled by the objections of a Republican Gov. Rick Snyder been evident. In an impassioned Flint’s drinking water became January to pass a bill to help trying to sneak it through the Republican senator from Utah. urged Congress to pass the bipar- speech on the Senate floor, she tainted when the city switched Flint, “yet the children of Flint Senate without proper debate Rep. Dan Kildee, a Michigan tisan Senate bill “immediately” said that as a mother and grand- from the Detroit water system and are still waiting. The children of and amendment. I respectfully Democrat who represents Flint, at an otherwise contentious con- mother, she “can’t imagine the began drawing from the Flint Flint need our help. We have a object,” Lee said in a statement. says his hometown is struggling gressional hearing last week. fear and horror” Flint families River in April 2014 to save money. bipartisan bill, and we need a Peters and other supporters while Congress bickers. Michigan Democratic Sens. feel as they are forced — month The impoverished city was under vote.” say the inclusion of cities only “This is not an abstraction. Debbie Stabenow and Gary after month — to use bottled state control at the time. Lee said he, too, wants a vote makes the bill more important as This is 100,000 kids and adults Peters reached agreement with water to drink and bathe. Regulators failed to ensure — but only if the bill is paid for in lead-tainted water is found in all suffering every single day and key Republicans last month on a Like other Americans, Flint the water was treated properly what he considers an honest Newark, N.J., Sebring, Ohio and it’s pretty frustrating,” Kildee $220 million package to fix and residents “assumed that when and lead from aging pipes manner. Not only that, legisla- other municipalities.
For first time, drone delivers package to residential area RENO, Nev. (AP) — A drone an uninhabited area of make regular deliveries to your drone industry and the Federal deliver packages with precision Nevada Advanced Autonomous has successfully delivered a Hawthorne, southeast of Reno. front doorstep,” Sweeney said. Aviation Administration on a within a populated area, Systems Innovation Center at the package to a residential location The route was established Nevada Gov. Brian Sandoval low-altitude air traffic control Sweeney said. University of Nevada, Reno. in a small Nevada town in what using GPS. A pilot and visual congratulated the company “on system to prevent crashes involv- The company recently moved Nevada is one of six states the its maker and the governor of the observers were on standby dur- successfully completing the ing drones and other low-altitude its headquarters from Australia FAA has designated as unmanned state said Friday was the first ing the flight but weren’t needed, nation’s first fully autonomous aircraft. to Nevada. It said the recent aircraft systems test sites. fully autonomous urban drone Sweeney said. urban package delivery.” Flirtey conducted the first delivery was filmed for an “This was by far one of the delivery in the U.S. He said the package included “I am thrilled that Flirtey is FAA-approved, rural drone deliv- upcoming ABC-TV documentary. most successful (unmanned air- Flirtey CEO Matt Sweeney bottled water, food and a first-aid not only testing its cutting-edge ery in July to a rural health care Hawthorne, a town of about craft systems) operations we ran said the six-rotor drone flew kit. technology in Nevada, but also clinic in Virginia. 3,000 residents, is the home of and represents an advanced level about a half-mile along a pre-pro- “Conducting the first drone creating jobs through its head- The Nevada delivery demon- the Hawthorne Army Depot. of test and development ... by grammed delivery route on delivery in an urban setting is a quarters relocation to Reno,” strates that advanced drone sys- Flirtey has been conducting Flirtey,” said Chris Walach, March 10 and lowered the pack- major achievement, taking us Sandoval said in a statement. tems allow aerial vehicles to safe- research and development director of operations for the age outside a vacant residence in closer to the day that drones NASA is working with the ly navigate around buildings and through a partnership with the FAA-designated Nevada site. Sheriff says many questions
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8 l SATURDAY, MARCH 26, 2016 NATION / WORLD THE DAILY GLOBE • YOURDAILYGLOBE.COM US moving to increase troops in Iraq; IS leader killed WASHINGTON (AP) — The against the West. The announce- believe that there will be an said. “But by no means would I Carter said the finance minis- In a separate operation, a U.S. Pentagon said Friday it was mov- ment came as the battle to retake increase in U.S. forces in Iraq in say that we’re about to break the ter, who is known by several airstrike in Mosul killed another ing to increase the number of the Syrian city of Palmyra coming weeks, but that decision back of ISIL or that the fight is names, including Abdul-Rahman top IS leader, the official said. American troops in Iraq amid entered its third day and Iraqi hasn’t been made,” Dunford said. over.” Mustafa al-Qaduli and Haji Carter identified the man as Abu new strikes this week that killed forces continued their march to He did not say how big that Using an acronym for the mil- Imam, was a “well-known terror- Sarah and said he was one of the the Islamic State’s finance minis- recapture Mosul. A suicide bomb- increase might be. itant group, Carter said the U.S. ist” who had a hand in terrorist leaders charged with paying mil- ter and other senior leaders. ing in a soccer stadium south of He and Carter said accelerat- is “systematically eliminating plots outside of Iraq and Syria. itant fighters in northern Iraq. Still, top U.S. defense officials Baghdad, killing nearly 30 peo- ing the campaign against the ISIL’s cabinet,” killing several He said al-Qaduli has been The successful attacks are say the deaths won’t “break the ple, underscored the difficult Islamic State will include more key members in strikes this associated with IS dating back to part of a string of recent strikes back” of the extremist group, fight ahead. assistance like the artillery fire week. its earliest iteration as al-Qaida targeting the leadership of the which is in a fierce fight for an Gen. Joseph Dunford, chair- and targeting help that U.S. Carter would not provide in Iraq. He said he had worked group, which has lost territory in ancient city in Syria and claimed man of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, Marines provided earlier this details about the strikes, but a under Abu Musab al-Zarqawi as both Iraq and Syria. Earlier this responsibility for bombing a soc- told Pentagon reporters that rec- week to Iraqi forces advancing on senior U.S. official said the a liaison for operations in Pak- month the Pentagon said it killed cer stadium in Iraq. ommendations on ways to Mosul. But they said American group’s financial minister was istan and was “responsible for Omar al-Shishani, described as Defense Secretary Ash Carter increase U.S. support for Iraq’s forces remain well behind the killed along with two associates some external affairs and plots.” the Islamic State’s “minister of said the U.S. progress in elimi- ground fight against IS will be front lines. in a U.S. raid in Syria. The offi- Carter said he was not aware of war,” in an airstrike in Syria. In nating members of the IS “cabi- discussed with President Barack “I think there’s a lot of reasons cial was not authorized to discuss any link between al-Qaduli and November, the Pentagon said an net” was hampering its ability to Obama soon. for us to be optimistic about the the operations so spoke on condi- this week’s terrorist attacks in airstrike in Libya killed Abu conduct and inspire attacks “The secretary and I both next several months,” Dunford tion of anonymity. Brussels. Nabil, another top IS leader. Dogs may be best line of defense against subway attacks NEW YORK (AP) — Even in lysts, created specialized coun- cated olfactory ability could theo- an era of high-tech crime-fight- terterror units and uses a highly retically be used, including ele- ing, the best line of defense sophisticated computer system phants and even rats. But the against a Brussels-style attack linked to surveillance footage canine’s special social relation- on airports and subways has four that can spot a bag sitting for too ship with humans makes it legs and a tail. long. It also has 100 other dogs, uniquely suitable. Dogs, with their exquisitely including traditional bomb-snif- Dog trainers generally say sensitive noses, have been fers and drug dogs. Labrador retrievers are best trained in recent years to pick up But the threat is changing — because they are social and not the scent of explosives on people Islamic State extremists are aggressive. Spaniels, German moving through crowded con- using small devices in crowded pointers and other breeds are courses, and so far they have areas, as seen in the airport and also used. proved a better early warning subway attacks in Belgium that “They have an incredible capa- system than anything engineers left 31 people dead. bility for the detection of haz- have come up with. The NYPD’s newly graduated ardous chemicals. But even the “They outperform both men class of eight “vapor wake” dogs canine, we look at it as a technol- and machines,” said James underwent 15 months of training ogy, and over the years the Waters, chief of the New York to sniff out explosive particles in instrumentation has advanced, City Police Department’s coun- the heat plume left by humans as the proactive nature of dogs has terterrorism unit, which just this they walk through a crowd, then advanced and is still advancing,” week graduated its latest squad follow the scent to the source. said Paul Waggoner of Auburn of dogs capable of following the They’re different from traditional University’s veterinary school, vapor from explosives such as the bomb-sniffing dogs trained to which pioneered the vapor wake terrorist bomb-making material smell a stationary object. training. of the moment, TATP. A dog has 200 million olfacto- Because of the rising threat of But experts say there are not ry sensors in its nose. By con- suicide bombings, demand for enough of these “vapor wake” trast, the human nose has 5 mil- the dogs has outstripped supply. dogs to go around. Only about lion. Even though dogs get tired Since January, there have been 130 have gotten the patented and distracted, no technology can orders for 36 more, said Paul training nationwide since its match one, officials say. Hammond of AMK9, the security development about a decade ago. One that may come close is firm that works with Auburn to And only one dog is in Europe, under development at the Uni- train the animals. according to the chief trainer. versity of Rhode Island, where They cost about $49,000 each For security reasons, NYPD professor Otto Gregory created and are licensed for a year, after won’t say how many of these dogs an electronic sensor designed to which they are retrained to Associated Press it has to cover the nation’s continuously monitor an area, METRO-NORTH Railroad police officers with a police dog patrol Grand Central Terminal in New York on Tues- account for terrorists’ changing largest subway system, with unlike a quick swab of a hand or day. The best line of defense against a Brussels-style attack in the nation’s largest subway system may be tactics. more than 400 stations and mil- luggage, for vapors from explo- man’s best friend. The NYPD this week graduated eight new dogs specifically for its elite counter-terrorism Hammond said the demand isn’t lions of riders. sives. The sensor hasn’t been unit. just from law enforcement agencies New York’s department deployed in any real-world sce- but from major sports teams and already has 36,000 officers, narios yet. But one advantage is breaks, as dogs do. dog’s nose that would run 24/7,” neering professor. theme parks looking for a way to employs counterterrorism ana- that it doesn’t need training or “Think of it as an electronic said Gregory, a chemical engi- Other animals with sophisti- search large crowds safely.
Security privileges, lapses helped flight attendant escape LOS ANGELES (AP) — With- in hours of ditching 70 pounds of cocaine at a security checkpoint and bolting barefoot out of the main Los Angeles airport, an off- duty flight attendant was flying across the country after clearing security at the same airport, law enforcement officials said Friday. Marsha Gay Reynolds, 31, did not do anything out of the ordi- nary to get back on a plane, offi- cials said, describing how she used an airline badge with her real name to board another flight the next morning at one of the nation’s busiest airports. Communication lapses, bureaucratic protocols and spe- cial security privileges afforded airline workers all contributed to Reynolds’ remaining out of the grasp of law enforcement until she surrendered four days later at Kennedy Airport in New York. “This is a security breakdown. That could have easily been an explosive device and a terrorist running from the checkpoint. And we wouldn’t have known until it went boom,” said Mar- shall McClain, president of the union representing LAX airport police officers. Reynolds’ escape was another embarrassing error for the air- port, which sought to enhance security after a gunman opened Associated Press fire in a terminal in 2013 and THIS UNDATED photo released by the Los Angeles Airport Police shows killed a Transportation Security multiple packages of cocaine wrapped in green cellophane that was Administration agent. apprehended at Los Angeles International Airport. A JetBlue flight Reynolds was off duty when attendant accused of trying to sneak a suitcase full of cocaine through she arrived March 18 at an LAX Los Angeles International Airport. STOP BY TODAY FOR INCREDIBLE OFFERS AND checkpoint, wearing jeans and a the bags Reynolds left behind, able to fly so soon after her mad UNBEATABLE SERVICE. black suit jacket and carrying the affidavit said. 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THE DAILY GLOBE • YOURDAILYGLOBE.COM SPORTS SATURDAY, MARCH 26, 2016 l 9 Badgers’ unexpected run ends in disappointment PHILADELPHIA (AP) — Wiscon- After a plodding 30 minutes, the sin was minutes away from keeping a dramatics Friday night came right on third straight Final Four berth in time. sight. With a third straight Final Four The Badgers lost the ball in crunch berth at stake, Vitto Brown's 3-point- time and fumbled away their shot at er with 26 seconds left put the Bad- March history. gers (22-13) up 56-53. But the win- Demetrius Jackson stripped the ning formula that helped the Badgers ball and scored the go-ahead layup upset undefeated Kentucky a year with 14.7 seconds left and Notre ago was nowhere to be found in the Dame advanced to the brink of its final 2 minutes. A season of upheaval first Final Four in 38 years with a 61- that included longtime coach Bo 56 win over Wisconsin on Friday Ryan's retirement in December ended night in the East Region semifinal of with a dud of a performance in the NCAA Tournament. Philadelphia. Jackson sealed the win with a sec- Ethan Happ led the Badgers with ond steal — credit this win to the 14 points and 12 boards. Wisconsin Pluck of the Irish — and sank two star Nigel Hayes was a non-factor, free throws to send the Irish (24-11) scoring 11 points on just 4 of 12 shoot- into a regional final for the second ing. straight season. "I didn't think I did a good enough Notre Dame lost to Kentucky a job finishing around the rim," Hayes year ago. This year, the Irish will get said. a shot at top-seeded North Carolina V.J. Beachem scored 19 points, or Indiana on Sunday. Zach Auguste had 13 points and 12 "Maybe there's some destiny rebounds and Jackson scored 16 involved in this thing," coach Mike points and the Irish have their first Brey said. Final Four since 1978 in sight. Or maybe a higher power? With Hayes slumping, Wisconsin "The Irish don't lose on Good Fri- let the Irish hang around and make a day or Easter Sunday," Brey told his run even with the kind of gory shoot- Associated Press team in the locker room. "Can I get an ing numbers that would have had WISCONSIN'S BRONSON Koenig, right, tries to dribble past Notre Dame's Amen!" them blown out against a Villanova or Demetrius Jackson during the first half Fridayin Philadelphia. Wisconsin must have had some Kansas. the next time down and a snoozer — the lane? the sky? — and slammed other words in mind. Yet the Irish tied it at 34 on Jack- suddenly felt like March Madness. home a miss that put the Badgers up Both of these teams needed last- son's runner and Auguste had a mon- Hayes had missed 20 straight 3-point- 39-38. second game-winning shots in the ster block from behind on Hayes that ers. The Badgers needed more of the second round to advance to the Sweet sparked some life into a stagnant Zak Showalter flew out of nowhere same — but were doomed by off-kilter 16. game. Hayes snapped the tie with a 3 3-point shooting (6 of 20) and 17 turnovers. "We never quite got to where we needed to get taking care of the ball all year," coach Greg Gard said. "And part of it is our youth. Part of it is things we've still got to mature through and grow." Philadelphia 76ers general manag- er Sam Hinkie sat on press row and watched Notre Dame warm up, then must have felt right at home with another miserable half of basketball inside the NBA arena. Notre Dame and Wisconsin com- bined for so many misses in the first half, it was easy to think the 76ers Submitted photo were still in town. The Irish and Bad- ELISE BESONEN, a seventh-grader at Ewen-Trout Creek, gers combined to miss 13 straight won the 12-13 year-old girls group in the regional round shots over 4 minutes and nearly of competition in the Elks Hoop Shoot free throw contest lulled the crowd to sleep. held in Angola, Ind., on March 19. Elise made 21 out of 25 Still, Wisconsin held a 23-19 lead free throws to win her age group. Along with the other at halftime and it was the lowest scor- champions from the Great Lakes Regional contest, Beso- ing first half of the season for the nen advances to the National Finals of the Hoop Shoot Fighting Irish. where she will compete against the other regional win- But 10 points in the final 46 sec- ners. The National Finals will be held in Chicago on April onds pushed the Fighting Irish into 16. Elise is the daughter of Brad and Jacky Besonen. The the Elite Eight. Elks Hoop Shoot began as a local program by Corvallis, "It's been a very surreal, excruciat- Oregon Elks in 1946, and is now in its 44th year of nation- ing year in some regards, exhilarating al competition. Each participant of the National “Hoop in others," Gard said. "It's also my job Shoot” finals will be one of over three million American now as the steward of this program to youngsters who participated in local, district, state and help them navigate through this, regional contests. Thirty-six boys and thirty-six girls will learn from this ... and help our other remain to compete in Chicago after all regionals have guys take this and turn the page been completed. Each National winner will receive an eventually." individual trophy and his or her name will be inscribed on Associated Press Wisconsin failed to become the a special plaque displayed at the Naismith Memorial Bas- NOTRE DAME'S Demetrius Jackson, right, celebrates with teammates after a steal from Wisconsin in the final seconds 12th school in tourney history to reach three straight Final Fours. ketball Hall of Fame. Friday in Philadelphia. Notre Dame won 61-56. North Central may face biggest test in today’s state final By KEITH SHELTON same court as Earvin "Magic" Johnson, ed much this season. There was road Additionally, the Lakers played in the Escanaba Daily Press had a whale of a game, scoring 23 points games at Menominee and at Forest Park state finals in football and are now play- EAST LANSING — It's safe to say in 23 minutes, while helping to hold Ful- that required last minute heroics, but in ing at the Breslin for the second consec- Class D state final: the North Central Jets are enjoying ton to just 23 points. He also added 10 this postseason, no one has been closer utive year. They are a confident team, North Central (27-0) vs. their time in East Lansing. On Thurs- rebounds, five assists, and two steals. than within 25 points (Lake Linden- and won't be awestruck by the venue. Waterford Our Lady (22-4), day before game time, the team was Throughout the game, the Jets' players Hubbell) of the Jets. "Waterford has athletes. They're today, 9 a.m., Fox Sports treated to a tour of the Breslin Center by were smiling and enjoying the moment, That could very well change in about the same as us in terms of length none other than Tom Izzo. because they know their time together is today's Class D state final when North and speed, and defensively, especially in Detroit Plus (channel 88) "We've been able to do some great coming to an end. Saturday morning Central meets Waterford Our Lady. big game situations," said Mercier. their team, we see a lot of similarities things because of our program the last will be the last time this edition of the The Lakers defeated Wyoming Tri "They won't be intimidated by us. We're between our players and their players. two years, and (Thursday) topped it all," Jets takes the court wearing their North Unity 64-53 Thursday, thanks to a 20-9 just going to have to execute our game So it's going to come down to executing said North Central head coach Adam Central uniforms. For Whitens, it's fourth quarter run. Four players scored plan and play the style we've been play- the game plan, understanding the chal- Mercier. "We were able to get a tour of never been about the wins, the points, or in double figures for WOLL, led by 6- ing with, and play good defense. We've lenge, and just playing basketball." the Michigan State facilities, and also the accolades. It's about making the foot-2 senior forward Devin Senerius, been doing a good job of locking down on The Lakers will represent possibly have ae a pep talk from coach Izzo in the most of the time he and the team has who had 17 points and 12 rebounds. His teams' best players, and that will have the best matchup North Central has video room, something our players will together, and helping everyone share in twin brother, 6-foot-3 Clay, had 11 to continue." seen in two years. Menominee and For- never forget. Through family connec- the moment as much as possible. points, 10 rebounds, and six assists. Mercier and the team only got a small est Park had elements, but Waterford tions with our program, coach Izzo was "The mentality all year has been to WOLL also played the majority of the window to see Kline play due to his first Our Lady could be a cut above. gracious enough to meet us and show us get everyone involved, and get everyone first half without All-State 6-foot-4 half foul trouble. "They might be better than us, we around. It was unbelivable." a piece of the glory," Whitens said. "We guard Andrew Kline, who was slapped "We can't take anything from the first might be better than them," said Merci- Later Thursday, North Central gave have a lot of players that have worked with two fouls early in the game. Kline half. So we're looking at the second half er. "It's one game to decide who the best its best defensive performance of the hard for this moment, and to get out still managed 15 points, five rebounds, on," said Mercier. "Kline is one of the team in Class D is. Win or lose, we've season in a 64-23 victory over Fulton in there and give everyone the ball, share and four assists in 19 minutes. Hot best in the state. He handles the ball, accomplished great things and handled the Class D state semifinal. Jason the glory, it's really special." shooting freshman Noah Roback made shoots well, passes well. He's very simi- the expectations wonderfully. We know Whitens, who relishes playing on the North Central hasn't been truly test- 3-of-5 three pointers and had 15 points. lar to a player on our team. When we see the quality of team we are, and we're going in confident." Minnesota-Duluth wins NCAA opener in 2OT WORCESTER, Mass. (AP) — Karson Kuhlman in the second semifinal. scored at 57 seconds of the second overtime to give Minnesota-Duluth's Tony Cameranesi opened Minnesota-Duluth a 2-1 victory over defending the scoring at 3:18 of the third, and Steven McPar- NCAA champion Providence on Friday night in the land tied for Providence (27-7-4) at 7:22. Camer- Northeast Regional semifinals. anesi also assisted on the winning goal. Kuhlman controlled defenseman Willie Raskob's "This was the kind of game we expected," Duluth shot at the top of the crease and redirected the coach Scott Sandelin said. "Both teams traded puck behind goaloe Nick Ellis before shoving it over chances and both goalies played well. Sometimes the goal line. it's unfortunate that someone has to lose those The Bulldogs (19-16-5) will face Boston College types of games because it was a really good hockey on Saturday night for a spot in the Frozen Four in Tampa, Florida. Boston College beat Harvard 4-1 UMD — page 10
Associated Press MINNESOTA-DULUTH wing Karson Kuhlman (20) celebrates his winning goal with teammates Willie Raskob, left, and Austin Farley, right, in the second overtime period of a regional semifinal against Providence in the NCAA college hockey tournament, Friday in Worcester, Mass. Minnesota-Duluth won 2-1. 10 l SATURDAY, MARCH 26, 2016 SPORTS THE DAILY GLOBE • YOURDAILYGLOBE.COM Daily Globe Scoreboard Motte's goal in overtime sends
Hansbrough 1-2 3-4 5, Gutierrez 1-1 1-2 GP WLOT Pts GF GA LB Craig Robertson to a three-year con- Local Schedule 3. Totals 37-93 17-22 105. z-Washington73 53 15 5 111 232 170 tract. DETROIT (112) N.Y. Rangers74 42 24 8 92 212 194 NEW YORK JETS — Signed CB Darryl Michigan over Notre Dame 3-2 MHSAA Boys Basketball Harris 1-7 5-5 7, Morris 8-14 1-3 20, Pittsburgh 73 40 25 8 88 204 182 Morris to a one-year contract. State tournament Drummond 9-14 0-2 18, Jackson 6-19 5-5 N.Y. Islanders73 39 25 9 87 204 189 PITTSBURGH STEELERS — Agreed CINCINNATI (AP) — Throt- 4.89 goals. The Wolverines pulled going to be," Motte said. "You put At Breslin Center, East Lansing 17, Caldwell-Pope 8-13 3-4 21, Tolliver 4- Philadelphia 73 36 2413 85 192 195 to terms with LB Steven Johnson to a tled for most of the game, Michi- one out in a game where goals it there and you never know All Times CDT 9 0-0 11, Johnson 1-4 0-0 2, Blake 0-3 0- New Jersey 75 36 31 8 80 169 190 one-year contract. Saturday, March 26 0 0, Baynes 5-8 6-7 16, Bullock 0-0 0-0 0. Carolina 74 32 2814 78 180 200 TENNESSEE TITANS — Agreed to gan's top line finally came were hard to come by as Notre what's going to happen." State Finals Totals 42-91 20-26 112. Columbus 74 30 36 8 68 193 228 terms with S Rashad Johnson on a one- through with a no-look pass set- Dame (19-11-7) cranked up its It came down to one perfect Class A, 11 a.m. Charlotte 24 32 20 29 — 105 WESTERN CONFERENCE year contract. ting up the winning goal. defense. pass. Class B, 5:30 p.m. Detroit 36 36 26 14 — 112 Central Division HOCKEY Class C, Flint Beecher vs. Grandville 3-Point Goals_Charlotte 14-30 (Walker GP WLOT Pts GF GA National Hockey League Tyler Motte got a no-look pass "We just stayed patient and "I thought we did a good job Calvin Christian, 3:30 p.m. 6-9, Lamb 2-3, Lee 2-4, Hawes 1-1, x-Dallas 75 44 22 9 97 243 216 NHL — Fined Anaheim D Josh Manson in front of the goal from J.T. Com- were kind of weathering the against them," Notre Dame coach Class D, North Central vs. Waterford Kaminsky 1-2, Batum 1-3, Daniels 1-3, St. Louis 75 44 22 9 97 199 185 $2,486.56 for an inappropriate gesture Our Lady, 9 a.m. Williams 0-2, Lin 0-3), Detroit 8-30 (Morris Chicago 74 42 25 7 91 205 185 aimed at Toronto F Nazem Kadri during a pher and scored 8:19 into over- storm," Notre Dame captain Jeff Jackson said. "But when the 3-7, Tolliver 3-7, Caldwell-Pope 2-4, Nashville 74 38 2313 89 205 189 March 24 game. time Friday night, giving Michi- Steven Fogarty said. "I thought game was on the line — that was Johnson 0-1, Blake 0-2, Harris 0-4, Jack- Minnesota 75 36 2811 83 202 189 CAROLINA HURRICANES — Recalled Basketball son 0-5). Fouled Out_None. Colorado 74 38 32 4 80 200 208 F Patrick Brown from Charlotte (AHL). gan a 3-2 victory over rival Notre we did that at the beginning and a no-look pass to win the game. Rebounds_Charlotte 47 (Batum, Jeffer- Winnipeg 74 31 37 6 68 190 217 CHICAGO BLACKHAWKS — Activat- Dame in an NCAA Tournament's had some momentum going for- That was an incredible play." son 7), Detroit 69 (Drummond 14). Pacific Division ed F Marcus Kruger from injured reserve. Midwest Regional semifinal. ward, but it wasn't enough. The rivals played for the 134th Wisconsin Box Assists_Charlotte 24 (Batum 7), Detroit NOTRE DAME 61, WISCONSIN 56 GP WLOT Pts GF GA DALLAS STARS — Signed D Niklas The long-time rivals have faced "If you give a line like that a time since 1923 but the first time WISCONSIN (22-13) 22 (Jackson 7). Total Fouls_Charlotte 21, x-Los Angeles74 44 25 5 93 200 171 Hansson to a three-year entry-level con- Hayes 4-12 1-2 11, Happ 6-12 2-2 14, Detroit 22. Technicals_Detroit defensive x-Anaheim 73 40 2310 90 190 174 tract. each other twice in the NCAA chance, they're going to capital- since the 2012-13 season, before Brown 3-8 0-0 8, Showalter 5-10 0-0 11, three second. A_17,209 (22,076). San Jose 74 41 27 6 88 217 192 DETROIT RED WINGS — Reassigned Tournament and both games ize." Notre Dame moved to Hockey Koenig 3-12 1-2 8, Hill 1-2 0-0 2, Thomas Arizona 74 33 34 7 73 195 220 G Jake Paterson to Toledo (ECHL) from 0-0 0-0 0, Iverson 1-1 0-0 2, Illikainen 0-0 MILWAUKEEBucks (90) Box Calgary 74 31 37 6 68 204 234 Grand Rapids (AHL). Reassigned D Vili have gone overtime, with each The Wolverines won their first East. The Fighting Irish went 5-0 0-0 0. Totals 23-57 4-6 56. Antetokounmpo 5-14 1-2 11, Parker 8- Vancouver 74 27 3413 67 169 214 Saarijarvi to Grand Rapids from Flint winning once. Big Ten Tournament with left against the Wolverines that sea- NOTRE DAME (24-11) 18 3-6 19, Monroe 2-7 3-6 7, Bayless 3-6 Edmonton 77 30 40 7 67 189 226 (OHL). "We just stuck with our game," wing Kyle Connor — the league's son, including a victory in the Beachem 7-11 2-2 19, Auguste 4-9 5-6 4-4 12, Middleton 4-14 2-2 10, Ennis 3-7 NOTE: Two points for a win, one point COLLEGE 13, Farrell 3-5 0-0 7, Jackson 6-18 4-4 16, 1-2 7, Cunningham 1-4 0-0 3, Plumlee 2- for overtime loss. GEORGIA TECH — Fired men's bas- Motte said. "It takes one bounce, top freshman and player of the championship game of the Cen- Vasturia 1-6 0-0 2, Pflueger 0-0 0-0 0, 3 0-0 4, Henson 7-11 3-4 17. Totals 35-84 x-clinched playoff spot ketball coach Brian Gregory. one to go in." year — leading the way. He could- tral Collegiate Hockey Associa- z-clinched conference Ryan 0-1 0-0 0, Colson 1-5 2-2 4. Totals 17-26 90. STANFORD — Named Jerod Haase Michigan (25-7-5) will play top- n't even get off a shot in the first tion tournament. 22-55 13-14 61. ATLANTA (101) Thursday's Games men's basketball coach. Halftime_Wisconsin 23-19. 3-Point Bazemore 4-9 1-2 9, Millsap 7-16 0-0 Nashville 3, Vancouver 2, SO seeded North Dakota on Saturday two periods as Notre Dame Back in Ann Arbor, the Goals_Wisconsin 6-20 (Hayes 2-4, Brown 14, Horford 7-12 0-0 14, Teague 7-17 4-4 Florida 4, Boston 1 Baseball for a berth in the Frozen Four, a turned it into a grind-it-out game. Wolverines got a lot of encourage- New Jersey 3, Pittsburgh 0 2-6, Showalter 1-4, Koenig 1-6), Notre 18, Korver 2-6 0-0 4, Humphries 3-6 4-4 game matching two of college In overtime, Connor passed it ment by students still bristling Dame 4-13 (Beachem 3-5, Farrell 1-2, 11, Sefolosha 4-8 0-0 10, Hardaway Jr. 2- Carolina 3, Columbus 2 Spring Training Ryan 0-1, Jackson 0-2, Vasturia 0-3). 5 2-4 7, Schroder 3-9 3-3 9, Scott 2-9 0-0 Toronto 6, Anaheim 5, OT All Times EDT hockey's record-setting programs. to Compher, who found Motte for over Michigan's loss to Notre Fouled Out_Happ. Rebounds_Wisconsin 5. Totals 41-97 14-17 101. Detroit 4, Montreal 3 Friday's Games North Dakota beat Northeastern the winning goal. Dame in the NCAA men's basket- 36 (Happ 12), Notre Dame 32 (Auguste Milwaukee 21 25 25 19 — 90 Minnesota 6, Calgary 2 Baltimore 11, N.Y. Yankees 10, 10 12). Assists_Wisconsin 11 (Brown, Atlanta 29 22 24 26 — 101 Winnipeg 4, Los Angeles 1 innings 6-2 in the other semifinal. "I think with our chemistry at ball tournament. A week later, it Hayes, Showalter 3), Notre Dame 13 3-Point Goals_Milwaukee 3-13 (Bay- Philadelphia 4, Colorado 2 Atlanta (ss) 1, Houston 1, tie, 7 innings Michigan was the top-scoring this point in the year, (Compher) was Michigan vs. Notre Dame, Arizona 3, Dallas 1 Minnesota 6, Tampa Bay 1 (Jackson 6). Total Fouls_Wisconsin 15, less 2-4, Cunningham 1-2, Ennis 0-1, team in the country, averaging has a feeling where Kyle or I are Round II. This time, on ice. Notre Dame 9. A_NA. Antetokounmpo 0-1, Parker 0-1, Middle- Edmonton 6, San Jose 3 Atlanta (ss) vs. Detroit at Lakeland, ton 0-4), Atlanta 5-32 (Sefolosha 2-5, Friday's Games Fla., ccd., Rain Washington 1, New Jersey 0, OT N.Y. Mets 5, St. Louis 5, tie All TimesNBA EDT Humphries 1-3, Hardaway Jr. 1-4, Scott Tampa Bay 7, N.Y. Islanders 4 San Francisco (ss) 8, Kansas City 5 EASTERN CONFERENCE 1-5, Bazemore 0-1, Millsap 0-1, Horford St. Louis 4, Vancouver 0 Colorado 7, Cincinnati 6 Atlantic Division 0-1, Schroder 0-3, Korver 0-4, Teague 0- Kasimir Kaskisuo made 36 saves for Minnesota- Saturday's Games L.A. Angels 11, Oakland 3 W L Pct GB 5). Fouled Out_None. Rebounds_Milwau- Duluth. Winnipeg at Buffalo, 1 p.m. Milwaukee 5, Chicago Cubs 4 UMD x-Toronto 48 23 .676 — kee 61 (Henson 10), Atlanta 56 (Millsap Pittsburgh at Detroit, 2 p.m. Arizona 7, Cleveland 5 "Games like this bring out the best in you," Boston 42 30 .583 6½ 13). Assists_Milwaukee 16 (Antetokoun- Minnesota at Colorado, 3 p.m. Seattle 5, Chicago White Sox 4, 10 New York 30 43 .411 19 mpo 4), Atlanta 26 (Teague 6). Total Kaskisuo said. "You know the other goalie is not Dallas at San Jose, 4 p.m. innings Brooklyn 20 51 .282 28 Fouls_Milwaukee 16, Atlanta 21. Boston at Toronto, 7 p.m. Boston 6, Pittsburgh 3 going to give up any easy ones and so you have to Philadelphia 9 63 .125 39½ A_17,070 (18,729). From page 9 N.Y. Rangers at Montreal, 7 p.m. Philadelphia 4, Toronto 4, tie raise your own level to match that. The big thing in Southeast Division Anaheim at Ottawa, 7 p.m. Washington vs. Miami at Jupiter, Fla., game. W L Pct GB overtime is to just stick to your own game, try not Hockey Florida at Tampa Bay, 7 p.m. ccd., rain "For our group, that kind of the way things have Atlanta 43 30 .589 — St. Louis at Washington, 7 p.m. San Diego vs. Texas at Surprise, Ariz. to think too much and stay calm and confident." Miami 42 30 .583 ½ been the last couple of months. We've battled N.Y. Islanders at Carolina, 7 p.m. San Francisco (ss) vs. L.A. Dodgers at Charlotte 41 31 .569 1½ Ellis stopped 54 shots for Providence. NCAA Division I Hockey Columbus at Nashville, 8 p.m. Glendale, Ariz. through some adversity and we've just kind of Washington 35 37 .486 7½ "We just really struggled keeping it simple Chicago at Calgary, 10 p.m. Saturday's Games stuck to it. I think our guys did another great job Orlando 29 43 .403 13½ TournamentAll Times EDT Philadelphia at Arizona, 10 p.m. Detroit vs. Philadelphia at Clearwater, tonight," Friars coach Nate Leaman said. "Hats off Central Division MIDWEST REGIONAL tonight. We found a way to win at the end now we Edmonton at Los Angeles, 10 p.m. Fla., 1:05 p.m. W L Pct GB Cincinnati to them. They took advantage of it." Sunday's Games Pittsburgh (ss) vs. Minnesota at Fort get to keep on playing." y-Cleveland 51 21 .708 — First Round New Jersey at Carolina, 5 p.m. Myers, Fla., 1:05 p.m. Indiana 38 33 .535 12½ Friday, March 25 Pittsburgh at N.Y. Rangers, 7:30 p.m. Washington vs. St. Louis at Jupiter, Detroit 39 34 .534 12½ North Dakota 6, Northeastern 2 Chicago at Vancouver, 8 p.m. Fla., 1:05 p.m. Chicago 36 35 .507 14½ Michigan 3, Notre Dame 2, 2OT Boston vs. Baltimore at Sarasota, Fla., Milwaukee 30 43 .411 21½ Regional Championship 11 Vanderbilt 50 16 FGCU 96 First Four 11 Michigan 67 16 Holy Cross 59 1:05 p.m. WESTERN CONFERENCE Saturday, March 26 Transactions March 15-16 N.Y. Mets vs. Atlanta at Kissimmee, S 11 Wichita St. 70 EE16 FDU 65 11 Tulsa 62 16 Southern U. 55 W Southwest Division North Dakota (31-6-4) vs. Michigan (25- Dayton, Ohio BASEBALL Fla., 1:05 p.m. W L Pct GB 7-5), 6 p.m. Major League Baseball N.Y. Yankees vs. Toronto at Dunedin, y-San Antonio 61 11 .847 — NORTHEAST REGIONAL Men’s Division I Basketball Championship OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONER OF Fla., 1:07 p.m. First Round First Round Memphis 41 32 .562 20½ Worcester, Mass. Second Round Second Round BASEBALL — Suspended Cincinnati Cincinnati (ss) vs. Chicago White Sox March 17-18 March 17-18 Houston 36 37 .493 25½ First Round March 19-20 March 19-20 minor league RHP Jose Veras (DSL) 72 (ss) at Glendale, Ariz., 3:05 p.m. 1 Sweet 16 Sweet 16 North Carolina 83 Dallas 35 36 .493 25½ Kansas 105 1
Friday, March 25 Raleigh, N.C. games following a positive test for Cleveland vs. Cincinnati (ss) at 1 Kansas 73 March 24-25 March 24-25 1 N. Carolina 85 New Orleans 26 45 .366 34½ Minnesota-Duluth 2, Providence 1, 2OT metabolites of Stanozolol and free agent Goodyear, Ariz., 4:05 p.m. 16 Austin Peay 79 16 FGCU 67 Northwest Division Boston College (26-7-5) vs. Harvard 1 Kansas 79 1 UNC 101 minor league RHP Tanner Kiest 50 San Francisco vs. Chicago Cubs at W L Pct GB (19-10-4), 8 p.m. 8 Colorado 67 Elite Eight Elite Eight 8 USC 69 games after a second positive test for a Mesa, Ariz., 4:05 p.m. 9 UConn 61 March 26-27 March 26-27 9 Providence 66 y-Oklahoma City50 22 .694 — Regional Championship 9 drug of abuse, both violations of the Minor Arizona vs. Milwaukee at Phoenix, 4:05 Des Moines, Iowa 9 UConn 74 Providence 70 Portland 37 36 .507 13½ Saturday, March 26 League Drug Prevention and Treatment p.m. 1 Kansas 1 UNC Utah 35 37 .486 15 Minnesota-Duluth (19-15-5) vs. Boston 5 Maryland 79 Des Moines, Iowa Program. Oakland vs. Kansas City at Surprise, 5 Indiana 99 Denver 30 42 .417 20 College-Harvard winner, 9 p.m. 5 Maryland 73 5 Indiana 73 American League Ariz., 4:05 p.m. Minnesota 24 48 .333 26 WEST REGIONAL 12 So. Dakota St. 74 12 Chattanooga 74 CLEVELAND INDIANS — Optioned L.A. Dodgers (ss) vs. Seattle at Peoria, 5 Maryland 63 Final Four Pacific Division St. Paul, Minn. 5 Indiana 86 INF Jesus Aguilar to Columbus (IL). Ariz., 4:10 p.m. 4 California 66 Houston 4 Kentucky 85 W L Pct GB First Round 13 Hawaii 60 4 Kentucky 67 HOUSTON ASTROS — Optioned LHP Texas vs. Colorado at Scottsdale, Ariz., April 2 y-Golden State 64 7 .901 — Saturday, March 26 Spokane, Wash. 13 Hawaii 77 13 Stony Brook 57 Kevin Chapman and RHP Jandel Gus- 4:10 p.m. SOUTH EAST L.A. Clippers 44 27 .620 20 St. Cloud State (31-8-1) vs. Ferris State Louisville, Ky. Philadelphia tave to Fresno (PCL). Granted LHP Neal San Diego (ss) vs. L.A. Angels at 6 Arizona 55 6 Notre Dame 70 Sacramento 27 44 .380 37 (19-14-6), 3 p.m. Sun., 8:49 Brooklyn, N.Y. Cotts his unconditional release. Tempe, Ariz., 4:10 p.m. 11 Wichita St. 57 Sat., 8:49 p.m. 6 Notre Dame 76 Phoenix 20 51 .282 44 Denver (23-9-6) vs. Boston U. (21-12- TEXAS RANGERS — Optioned RHP Tampa Bay vs. Pittsburgh (ss) at 11 Wichita St. 65 11 Michigan 63 L.A. Lakers 15 56 .211 49 5), 6:30 p.m. 3 Miami 69 6 Notre D. 61 Chi Chi Gonzalez to Round Rock (PCL). Bradenton, Fla., 6:05 p.m. x-clinched playoff spot Regional Championship 3 Miami 79 3 West Virginia 56 Assigned RHP Nick Tepesch and 1B/C Miami vs. Houston (ss) at Kissimmee, 3 Miami 65 14 SF Austin 75 y-clinched division Sunday, March 27 14 Buffalo 72 Brett Nicholas to minor league camp. Fla., 6:05 p.m. Providence, R.I. 14 SF Austin 70 Thursday's Games St. Cloud State-Ferris State winner vs. National League Houston (ss) vs. San Diego (ss) at 2 Villanova 6 Notre D. Indiana 92, New Orleans 84 Denver-Boston U. winner, 5 p.m. 7 Iowa 72 CHICAGO CUBS — Assigned RHPs Mexico City, 9:00 p.m. 7 Wisconsin 47 Brooklyn 104, Cleveland 95 EAST REGIONAL 7 Iowa 68 7 Wisconsin 66 Brandon Gomes, Jean Machi and Ryan Chicago White Sox (ss) vs. L.A. National St. Louis New York 106, Chicago 94 Albany, N.Y. 10 Temple 70 10 Pittsburgh 43 Williams; INFs Jesus Guzman and Kris Dodgers (ss) at Glendale, Ariz., 10:05 2 Villanova 92 Championship 7 Wisc. 56 Oklahoma City 113, Utah 91 First Round 2 Villanova 86 Negron; and OFs Albert Almora, John p.m. 2 Xavier 71 L.A. Clippers 96, Portland 94 Saturday, March 26 2 Villanova 87 April 4 2 Xavier 63 Andreoli, Matt Murton and Juan Perez to Sunday's Games Brooklyn, N.Y. Friday's Games Quinnipiac (29-3-7) vs. RIT (18-14-6), 4 15 UNC Asheville 56 15 Weber State 53 their minor league camp. Atlanta vs. Washington (ss) at Viera, Minnesota 132, Washington 129,2OT p.m. COLORADO ROCKIES — Optioned Fla., 1:05 p.m. Detroit 112, Charlotte 105 Massachussets-Lowell (25-9-5) vs. 1 Oregon 91 1 Virginia 81 RHP David Hale to Albuquerque (PCL). Minnesota vs. N.Y. Yankees at Tampa, Raleigh, N.C. Houston 112, Toronto 109 Yale (19-8-4), 7:30 p.m. 1 Oregon 69 1 Virginia 77 Optioned RHP David Hale to their minor Fla., 1:05 p.m. Miami 108, Orlando 97 Sunday, March 27 16 Holy Cross 52 16 Hampton 45 league camp. Reassigned RHP Nelson Houston vs. Detroit at Lakeland, Fla., 1 Oregon 82 1 Virginia 84 Atlanta 101, Milwaukee 90 Quinnipiac-RIT winner vs. Massachus- 8 Saint Joseph’s 78 Gonzalez, RHP Brock Huntzinger, C 1:05 p.m. 8 Texas Tech 61 San Antonio 110, Memphis 104 sets-Lowell/Yale winner, 7:30 p.m. 8 St. Joe’s 64 9 Butler 69 Ryan Casteel, OF Kyle Parker and OF St. Louis vs. Miami at Jupiter, Fla., 1:05 Phoenix at Sacramento FROZEN FOUR Spokane, Wash. 9 Cincinnati 76 9 Butler 71 Michael Tauchman to their minor league p.m. Dallas at Golden State At Amalie Arena 1 Oregon 1 Virginia camp. Toronto vs. Tampa Bay at Port Char- 5 Baylor 75 5 Purdue 83 Denver at L.A. Lakers Tampa, Fla. NEW YORK METS — Reassigned lotte, Fla., 1:05 p.m. 12 Yale 64 12 Little Rock 61
Saturday's Games Semifinals Denver INFs Danny Muno, T.J. Rivera and Ty Philadelphia vs. Boston at Fort Myers, 12 Yale 79 12 Little Rock 85 Indiana at Brooklyn, 6 p.m. Thursday, April 7 4 Duke 68 4 Iowa St. 71 Kelly and OF Roger Bernadina to their Fla., 1:05 p.m. 4 Duke 93 Toronto at New Orleans, 7 p.m. East champion vs. Northeast champi- 4 Iowa State 94 minor league camp. Released RHP Washington (ss) vs. N.Y. Mets at Port 4 Duke 71 4 Iowa St. 78
Chicago at Orlando, 7 p.m. on, 5 or 8:30 p.m. Providence, R.I. Buddy Carlyle. St. Lucie, Fla., 1:10 p.m. 13 UNC Wilm. 85 13 Iona 81 Atlanta at Detroit, 7:30 p.m. West champion vs. Midwest champion, WEST MIDWEST PHILADELPHIA PHILLIES — Signed Houston vs. San Diego at Mexico City, Anaheim, Calif. Cleveland at New York, 7:30 p.m. 5 or 8:30 p.m. 6 Texas 72 Chicago 6 Seton Hall 52 manager Pete Mackanin to a two-year 3:00 p.m. Sat., 6:09 p.m. Sun., 6:09 Utah at Minnesota, 8 p.m. Championship 11 No. Iowa 88 11 Gonzaga 82
contract. Arizona (ss) vs. Texas at Surprise, Denver San Antonio at Oklahoma City, 8 p.m. Saturday, April 9 11 No. Iowa 75 11 Gonzaga 68 BASKETBALL Ariz., 4:05 p.m. 3 Tex. A&M 63 11 Gonzaga 60 Charlotte at Milwaukee, 8:30 p.m. East-Northeast winner vs. West-Mid- 3 Texas A&M 92 3 Utah 80 National Basketball Association Cincinnati vs. L.A. Dodgers at Glen- All times EDT Boston at Phoenix, 10 p.m. west winner, 8 p.m. 3 Tex. A&M 92 3 Utah 59
DENVER NUGGETS — Signed F Axel dale, Ariz., 4:05 p.m. Oklahoma City Philadelphia at Portland, 10 p.m. 14 Green Bay 65 14 Fresno St. 69 Toupane to a multiyear contract. Milwaukee vs. Cleveland at Goodyear, Sunday's Games NHL 2 Okla. 10 Syracuse All Times EDT NEW ORLEANS PELICANS — Signed Ariz., 4:05 p.m. 7 Oregon St. 67 7 Dayton 51 Denver at L.A. Clippers, 3:30 p.m. St. Louis EASTERN CONFERENCE F Jordan Hamilton to a 10-day contract. Chicago White Sox vs. San Francisco 10 VCU 81 10 Syracuse 75 Dallas at Sacramento, 6 p.m. Atlantic Division FOOTBALL at Scottsdale, Ariz., 4:05 p.m. 10 VCU 75 10 Syracuse 70 Houston at Indiana, 6 p.m. 2 Okla. 77 10 Syr. 63 GP WLOT Pts GF GA Seattle vs. Chicago Cubs at Mesa, 2 Oklahoma 82 2 Michigan St. 81 Philadelphia at Golden State, 8 p.m. National Football League Tampa Bay 74 43 26 5 91 209 177 ATLANTA FALCONS — Agreed to Ariz., 4:05 p.m. 2 Okla. 85 15 MTSU 50
Washington at L.A. Lakers, 9:30 p.m. Oklahoma City Florida 74 41 24 9 91 211 182 terms with LB Courtney Upshaw. Kansas City vs. Oakland at Mesa, Ariz., 15 CSU Bakersfield 68 15 Middle Tenn. 90 Pistons Box Boston 75 39 28 8 86 219 206 CHICAGO BEARS — Agreed to terms 4:05 p.m. AP CHARLOTTE (105) Detroit 74 37 2611 85 190 199 with S Chris Prosinski on a one-year con- Colorado vs. Arizona (ss) at Scottsdale, Batum 4-12 1-1 10, Williams 2-6 3-3 7, Ottawa 75 34 33 8 76 214 230 tract. Ariz., 4:10 p.m. Zeller 4-5 0-0 8, Walker 9-18 5-5 29, Lee Montreal 75 34 35 6 74 199 216 CINCINNATI BENGALS — Re-signed L.A. Angels vs. San Diego at Peoria, 3-6 0-0 8, Jefferson 4-12 0-0 8, Lin 2-11 Buffalo 74 30 3410 70 176 200 DT Brandon Thompson. Ariz., 4:10 p.m. Women’s Division I Basketball Championship 0-0 4, Kaminsky 1-3 0-0 3, Lamb 3-6 3-6 Toronto 73 27 3511 65 180 214 First Round First Round NEW ORLEANS SAINTS — Matched Baltimore vs. Pittsburgh at Bradenton, March 18-19 Second Round Second Round March 18-19 11, Daniels 1-5 1-1 4, Hawes 2-6 0-0 5, Metropolitan Division Chicago's offer for TE Josh Hill. Signed Fla., 6:05 p.m. March 20-21 March 20-21 1 UConn 101 Sweet 16 Sweet 16
1 S. Carolina 77 Columbia, S.C. 1 UConn 97 March 26 March 25 1 S. Carolina 73 16 Rob. Morris 49 16 Jacksonville 41 1 UConn 1 S. C. 72 8 Seton Hall 76 Elite Eight Elite Eight 8 George Wash. 51 Playoff-chasing Pistons win 9 Duquesne 51 March 28 March 27 9 Kan. St. 47 An alley-oop to Drummond gave Atlanta teammates raved about his Storrs, Conn. again, over Hornets 9 Duquesne 97 9 Kansas St. 56 Detroit an early 12-3 lead, and it was pivotal scoring in the final quarter. Sat., 11:30 a.m. 4 Syracuse 34-18 after a 3-pointer by Anthony 5 Mississippi St. 60 5 Florida 59
Teague said he was just trying to Syracuse, N.Y. AUBURN HILLS (AP) — Marcus 5 Miss. St. 74 12 Albany 59 Tolliver. The Pistons led by as many make up for his poor results the rest 12 Chattanooga 50 Final Four 12 Albany (NY) 61 4 Syr. 80 Morris and the Detroit Pistons are on as 22 points in the second quarter, of the game. 5 Miss. St. Indianapolis 4 Mich. State 74 4 Syracuse 73 quite a roll offensively, and each win and they still had a comfortable Teague scored 12 of his 18 points 4 Mich. St. 72 April 3 4 Syracuse 76 moves them another step closer to a advantage even after Walker threw in in the fourth quarter and the Hawks Mississippi State 13 Belmont 60 13 Army 56 BRIDGEPORT SIOUX FALLS playoff spot. a shot from midcourt at the halftime overcame poor 3-point shooting to 6 South Florida 48 6 West Virginia 74 Columbus, Ohio Morris scored 20 points, and the buzzer. beat the Milwaukee Bucks 101-90 6 South Florida 67 6 West Vir. 81 11 Colorado St. 45 11 Princeton 65 Pistons overwhelmed Charlotte with Detroit's lead reached 26 points in on Friday night. 3 UCLA 3 Ohio St. their highest-scoring first half of the 3 UCLA 66 3 Ohio State 88 the fourth quarter before the Hornets Teague missed each of his five 3- Angeles Los 3 UCLA 72 3 Ohio St. 88 season en route to a 112-105 win went on a 25-4 run to cut the margin point shots and had a game-high six 14 Hawaii 50 14 Buffalo 69 over the Hornets on Friday night. Sat., 1:30 p.m. to five with less than a minute left, but turnovers. But with the Hawks lead- 7 BYU 69 7 Tennessee 59 Detroit led 72-56 after two quarters the Pistons held on. ing only 82-79 in the final period, the 10 Missouri 55 National 7 Tenn. 75 Tempe, Ariz. and won its fifth straight game, taking 10 Missouri 78 10 Green Bay 53 The Pistons had to make a few point guard delivered a decisive 2 Texas Championship 7 Tenn. a two-game lead over Chicago for the free throws at the end to secure the scoring spree. 2 Texas 86 2 Arizona St. 74 2 Texas 73 April 5 2 Ariz. St. 64 Austin, Texas eighth and final playoff spot in the win after going quiet offensively for Teague had three straight bas- 15 Alabama St. 42 15 N. Mexico St. 52 Eastern Conference. most of the fourth quarter. Coach kets, including two three-point plays.
"This game meant a lot, other than Stan Van Gundy wasn't dwelling too The second basket and free throw 1 Baylor 89 1 Notre Dame 95 Notre Dame, Ind. just making the playoffs," Morris said. 1 Baylor 84 1 ND 87 much on that unimpressive finish to pushed the lead to 90-81. 16 Idaho 59 16 NC A&T 61 "It meant a lot to prove something to 1 Baylor 1 ND the game. 8 St. John’s 57 ourselves that we could play with North Carolina runs away 8 Georgia 58 "We played 39 great minutes," Texas Waco, 9 Auburn 52 9 Indiana 70 them." Van Gundy said. "We really outplayed from Indiana, 101-86 9 Auburn 68 9 Indiana 62 Sat., 4 p.m. Charlotte won the first two meet- a very good team for 39 minutes, and 5 Florida State 72 5 Miami 71 Stanford, Calif. ings with the Pistons this season by then their last five guys played really PHILADELPHIA (AP) — Marcus 5 Florida St. 74 12 S. Dakota St. 65 Paige scored 21 points and North 12 Middle Tenn. 55 12 S. Dakota St. 74 20 and 15 points, but this matchup well against us and we didn't handle 5 Fla. St. 4 Stanford Carolina continued its offensive 4 Texas A&M 74 4 Stanford 85 was a blowout in the opposite direc- that well. We didn't handle it very pro- 4 Tex. A&M 56 4 Stanford 66 tion for most of the night. Andre prowess, moving to the Elite Eight 13 Missouri St. 65 13 San Fran. 58 fessionally the last nine minutes, but Collge Station, Texas Drummond had 18 points and 14 for the 20th time since 1975 with a DALLAS LEXINGTON when we played against their best 6 DePaul 97 6 Oklahoma 61 rebounds, and Reggie Jackson players, we were dominant." 101-86 victory over Indiana on Fri- 6 DePaul 73 6 Okla. 58 Lexington, Ky. day night in the East Regional. 11 J. Madison 67 11 Purdue 45 added 17 points for Detroit. The Hornets made a couple 3- 6 DePaul 3 Kentucky 72 The top-seeded Tar Heels (31-6) 3 Louisville 87 3 Kentucky 85 Morris scored 19 of his 20 points pointers in the final minute, and it All times EDT will meet sixth-seeded Notre Dame Louisville 3 Louisville 72 3 Kentucky 79 in the first half. Kentavious Caldwell- was 108-103 with 37.6 seconds left, 14 Central Ark. 60 14 UNC Asheville 31 on Sunday, determining one of two Pope scored 16 of his 21 in the sec- but Detroit was able to close the Sat., 6 p.m. 7 Wash. guaranteed Atlantic Coast Confer- 7 Oklahoma St. 54 7 Washington 65 College Park, Md. ond half. game out from there. 10 St. Bonavnt. 40 7 Wash. 74 The Pistons pulled within a per- ence spots in the Final Four. 10 St. Bonavnt. 65 10 Penn 53 Teague gets 18 points, 2 Ore. St. 7 Wash. 85 centage point of seventh-place Indi- Yogi Ferrell had 25 points to lead 2 Oregon St. 73 2 Maryland 74 Indiana (27-8). 2 Oregon St. 69 2 Maryland 65 ana. The Hornets fell 1 1/2 games powers Hawks past Bucks Corvallis, Ore. The Tar Heels led by as many as 15 Troy 31 15 Iona 58 behind first-place Atlanta in the AP Southeast Division. ATLANTA (AP) — Jeff Teague's 16 points in the first half. THE DAILY GLOBE • YOURDAILYGLOBE.COM SATURDAY, MARCH 26, 2016 l 11 IRONWOOD CHAMBER OF COMMERCE NEWS at the City Clerk’s office, and can be downloaded Gogebic Community College Entrepreneurial from the Chamber’s website: ironwoodcham- Center for Innovation and Development has an- ber.org. The registration deadline for forms to be nounced this year’s annual ECID event will be returned to the Chamber office is Saturday, May held on Tuesday, April 19th. It will feature guest 14th. Rummage sale maps with sale items list- speaker Rob Davis, Green Bay Packer’s Direc- Spring is in the air, and, in spring a young man’s ing will be available to the public on Friday, May tor of Player Development. Rob is a 12 year (and woman’s, too) fancy surely turns toA.the 20th after 12 noon at the Chamber office, the City NFL veteran, playing 167 consecutive games as Ironwood City Wide Rummage Sale!! This Clerk’s office, and Super One Foods, 1480 East a Packer. As Director of Player Development, year’s sale is being scheduled for Saturday, May Cloverland Dr. The completed registration form Rob works directly with players and their families, 21st, from 8:00am to 4:00pm. Registration must include the $20.00 registration fee. This fee assisting with both on-field/team cohesiveness forms are available at the Ironwood Chamber of covers your site on the map and listing on the re- and with helping prepare players for life after Commerce office (150 North Lowell, Ironwood), verse, an identifying yard sign, and advertising in football, through educational and mentorship pro- the Daily Globe prior to the sale date. grams. 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In fact, do this in or around my home. house filled with the scent of my greeting is, “Did you take The neighbors are very close pot lingering in the air. I am your meds today and are you by and this is a small commu- at my wits’ end. Must I ban getting enough sleep?” The nity. I am well-known by most my son and Carol from the medications, depression and of the people who live here. home? — Heartbroken Mom social anxieties associated Carol refuses. The second Dear Mom: Carol is being with epilepsy are horrible. I enormously disrespectful to wish this young man a life you and also to your son if he that is complete and happy. is, in fact, asking her not to do OUR But I would also like to tell Y this. If recreational marijua- OROSCOPE na use is illegal in your state, him to take it easy on his H her actions could also bring mom. She loves him and is BORN LOSER the police into your home and frustrated that she cannot you could be held responsible make everything perfect. She for the pot. needs to know you are always Tell your son that he can no safe. — A Mom of an Epilep- longer bring Carol to the tic house unless she leaves the Dear Mom: Thank you so EUGENIA pot behind or at the very LAST much for your words of wis- least, agrees not to smoke in dom. We can only hope that or near the house. Say that his young man and his moth- Your Birthday you are so sorry it has come to er see your letter. Saturday, March 26, 2016 this, but since she has no is writ- respect for your house rules Annie’s Mailbox Strive for perfection. Don’t let prob- and doesn’t seem to care ten by Kathy Mitchell and lems fester. Take a serious approach Marcy Sugar, longtime edi- ALLEY OOP to life and what you have to offer. Don’t about you, this is the best you limit your potential or downplay your can do. His fiancee will be tors of the Ann Landers col- abilities. It’s up to you to present and welcomed with open arms umn. Please email your ques- promote your abilities and potential. once she is capable of showing tions to anniesmailbox@cre- Be a participant. some class. If she cannot pos- ators.com, or write to: Annie’s ARIES (March 21-April 19) — Take care of errands without being told sibly do without pot and your Mailbox, c/o Creators Syndi- to do so. Disappointment will lead to a son chooses to stay away over cate, 737 3rd Street, Hermosa stressful impasse with someone you this, so be it. You’re in for a Beach, CA 90254. You can work or play with. See matters through rough time with this ill-man- also find Annie on Facebook to completion and collect your reward. nered girl. at Facebook.com/AskAnnies. TAURUS (April 20-May 20) — This is for “A Focus on getting along with others. Dear Annie: To find out more about Frustrated South Dakotan.” Take a position of leadership and Annie’s Mailbox and read fea- As a mother of a son with strive to be your best. A creative sug- tures by other Creators Syn- gestion will win favors and respect. epilepsy, I understand both FOR BETTER OR WORSE Add romance to your life. his feelings and his mother’s. dicate writers and cartoon- GEMINI (May 21-June 20) — You Depression goes hand in ists, visit the Creators Syndi- can offer help, but don’t pay for some- hand with epilepsy. Has he cate Web page at one else’s mistake. Find a way to min- creators.com. imize costs and still reach your goal. sought another opinion on his Keep your relationships with others medical care? It took us three COPYRIGHT 2016 CRE- simple and maintain a positive out- different doctors before we ATORS.COM look. CANCER (June 21-July 22) — New acquaintances can be made if you attend an event. Treat yourself to DAILY GLOBE CROSSWORD something special. Love is in the stars and romance will improve your per- sonal life. LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) — Emo- FRANK & ERNEST tional matters will escalate. 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In student’s assignment was to take Motorcycles & 2000 CHEVROLET the background, a version of the inspiration from historic works and ANOTHER PINE GROVE ESTATE SALE! SILVERADO LT 1500 Z71 Letters should deal with matters of Thursday, March 31st - 9AM to 4PM and Friday, April 1st - ATVs PRICE REDUCED! American flag is ripped open to place them in the context of contem- 9AM to 4PM. Our sign-up at 8AM. Half-Price Day – Friday. No rust, gorgeous inside and current, public interest and be reveal a Confederate banner. porary issues. She chose the Span- out. Loaded with options Location: 8180 Denoyer Drive, Minocqua, Wisconsin. From 1982 Yamaha Maxim 550. Very including Auto-Trac, push no longer than 400 words. The Denver school district’s com- ish master Francisco de Goya’s “The downtown Minocqua go south on Hwy 51 over the bridge, good condition, garage kept. New button 4-wheel drive, leather Must be signed by the author and munications chief, Nancy Mitchell, Third of May 1808,” a 19th-century turn left on Country Club Rd, turn right on Clawson Dr, b attery, plugs, tires, power heated seats both sides; chains/sprocket. $1,200.00 or AM/FM/CD/Cassette said the girl immediately asked to statement against tyranny that straight ahead to the sale at 8180. Please park on desig- include name, address and phone trade for F/PWC. (715)360-6931 radio; power locks & windows; take her painting out of the award shows a firing squad executing a nated side of the road. This estate sale offers furniture, or (906)364-2697 tilt; cruise; compass and number for verification purposes. temperature; premium show when she shared the criticism group of captured rebels; and D’An- household, and collectibles. This family lived in many coun- aluminum wheels. tries, so we have an interesting mix of décor from Japan, 2005 Bombardier Traxter. 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Email: With super low mileage. even though authorities insisted that - A steel frame trailer with a drop-down ramp. Lots of décor, I am offering it for sale at [email protected] played in the light-filled lobby of a $10,900.00. the girl was not pressured to remove government building where Den- Orxy horns, large gong, large Edna Hibel signed print, nice (906)884-2000 kitchen items, lots of books & DVD’s, linens, L-2XL mens Fax: her work — as her act of apparent verites pay parking tickets, included clothing, Ethan Allen chairs, maple dining set & hutch, Legals 906-932-4211 self-censorship brought much more works inspired by Georgia O’Keeffe Remington bronze, two vintage pistols (percussion & Blun- attention to the controversy. and sketches of dancers that nod to derbuss), outstanding Soligor 130-650mm telephoto lens North 03-26-16 To hear her out, Denver’s mayor, Matisse. Denver’s Police Protective and other Pentax items, SLIK Tripod Deluxe, fishing tackle, March 26, 2016 m Public Notice: Q 7 4 police chief and school superinten- Association singled out the “Two tools & garden equipment and much more. Hope to see you n 5 2 Xcel Energy Services Inc. pro- o Thursday – please bring your basket! For photos & more poses construction of a 190-ft lat- 10 7 6 dent arranged a private meeting Fri- Hoodies” image, saying it “perpetu- p details go to: PineGroveEstateSales.com. Judith McDow- tice communications tower with a A Q 10 8 3 day with the 10th grader and her ates hate and dissension between 9-ft lightning rod for an overall West East ell, CAGA, 715-356-7299 All items sold as-is/where-is. Not height of 199 feet, to be located m 9 8 2 m 10 5 mother and father, who were provid- the police and our citizens.” responsible for accidents. Descriptions are not warranted. 1/8 mile west of the Country Club n K Q 10 7 3 n A J 9 8 6 ed with a Spanish-language transla- Hancock and Police Chief Robert Road and approximately 250 feet Bids may be rejected or accepted by the seller. Announce- o K 9 4 o Q J 8 3 tor for the encounter in the princi- White, who are both black, stressed south of Liberty St. (City of Iron- p p ments on sale days take precedence over printed material. wood Parcel# 52-13-351-070) at 5 2 J 4 pal’s office of her arts-magnet school. after meeting the young artist that CASH or CHECK w/ID latitude: N 46º 27' 54.7" (NAD 83), South longitude: W 90º 07' 41.26" (NAD m A K J 6 3 They emerged insisting that the they are not in favor of stifling cre- n 4 teenager has not been pressured to ativity or public debate about tough o A 5 2 p K 9 7 6 withdraw her work, but neither have topics such as racism, violence and
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South West North East “We just had a conversation with on the issues they said she had m m 1 Pass 2 Pass this very mature, steady, confident, hoped her work would raise. 3p Pass ?? beautiful, articulate young lady,” The mayor said the student want- Opening lead: n K Mayor Michael Hancock said. ed to shed light on the Klan’s history New York artist Michael D’An- in Denver and Colorado. Scholars Dairymen's Club in Boulder Junction Wisconsin Job Advertisement: The second fit tuono, whose work inspired the have documented the KKK’s promi- Accepting Applications For: The City of Bessemer, Michigan, population 1,810; is seeking a Denver student’s prize-winner, nence in the region’s politics and its 2nd Chef Position Pantry Cook Position City Manager. may be better Line Cooks Positions Baker Position Bessemer offers a competitive benefit package with worries that she might have felt influence over the Denver police These positions are all seasonal in nature and require experience at negotiable salary based on qualifications and experience. By Phillip Alder bullied. department in the 1920s. some level. Must be able to work varied and split shifts. Specific information relating to the position can be found on the “She should have been praised The police chief said the teen City's website at: www.cityofbessemer.org. David Sarnoff, a businessman Please apply in person at the Business Office or contact Application deadline is April 15, 2016, at 4:00p.m.(ct). and media pioneer who died in and encouraged for sparking critical also expressed concerns about con- Mike Rundall: (715)385-9363. Housing Available. Questions can be directed to James Trudgeon, Clerk/Treasurer, 1971, said, “Success, in a generally thought,” said D’Antuono, who temporary issues. Last year, Den- Dairymen’s Inc. at (906)663-4101. Candidates desiring confidentiality of their interest, accepted sense of the term, means painted “A Tale of Two Hoodies” to ver officers shot and killed 17-year- 10750 Dairymen's Road, Boulder Junction, WI 54512 as allowed for and provided by Michigan law, must indicate such in the opportunity to experience and to a separate subject line above the body of the cover letter. realize to the maximum the forces protest racism after the fatal shoot- old Jessica Hernandez, who was that are within us.” ing of black teenager Trayvon Mar- driving a stolen car toward police. At the bridge table, we would like Hospice Aide - Ironwood Area to end each deal with the maximum tin by a neighborhood watch volun- The Hernandez shooting prompted Activity Assistant Regional Hospice currently has an opening for a part time, possible score. That usually only teer. He said in a telephone inter- demonstrations in Denver, which requires bidding and playing casual Hospice CNA to help care for and enrich the lives of view Friday that he has received also has seen protests over the Villa Maria is accepting applications for an activity assistant. Position sensibly. But sometimes it needs a others. We are looking for a Hospice CNA with strong little of that je ne sais quoi. sharp criticism and even death deaths of Michael Brown in Fergu- is part-time with potential for full time employment. Must be patient/family relationship skills, willing to travel and provide In today’s deal, look at the North energetic, dependable and .exible, with ability to work weekends care to patients in our Ashland service area. Benefits include hand. South opens one spade, North threats, which can feel overwhelm- son, Missouri, and Eric Garner in and holidays. Experience preferred however, we will train who is raises to two spades, and South ing even to adults. New York. flexible scheduling, paid time off, annuity, travel time, rebids three clubs. What should willing to learn. Applicants must possess a current Wisconsin and mileage. Current CNA certification required. North do now? It’s not censorship if the student “There’s still a lot of work to be CNA license. Previous applicants need to re-apply. Please send resume to: South’s three-club bid is a help- willingly withdrew her work, said done,” the chief said, adding that suit game-try, asking North to look Leah Koski Regional Hospice Services, Inc. in particular at his black suits. With Frank LoMonte, a lawyer who changing the public’s perception of Villa Maria Health & Rehabilitation Center 1913 Beaser Avenue few points there, North signs off in directs the Washington-based Stu- police officers “can only be done 300 Villa Drive, Hurley, WI 54534 Ashland, WI 54806 three spades; but with good holdings, dent Press Law Center, which edu- through conversation.” (715)685-5151 he typically jumps to four spades. However, with a magic hand like this cates students about the First The mayor added: “The children one, he tells partner about the double Amendment. But LoMonte worries are watching and they want to be fit by raising to four clubs. Now analyze the deal. How does that young people in Denver may involved in the solutions.” South get on with (a) spades or (b) has an opening for part-time clubs as trumps? DAILY GLOBE In spades, South has only 11 tricks: five spades, one diamond and five Full Time RN/LPN Mailroom Position clubs. Declarer must lose either two diamonds or one trick in each red Villa Maria Health and Rehabilitation Center is accepting applications Duties include preparation of printed suit. for full and part time RN’s and LPN’s. Long term care experience is a materials for distribution, mailing and In clubs, though, there are 12 de5nite plus however we will train those willing to learn and lead. winners: five spades, one diamond, collating commercial print jobs, and other five clubs, and one heart ruff in Villa Maria has a competitive wage and salary package, including health, South, the shorter trump hand. Two dental and vision insurance along with a generous PTO and 401K duties as needed. Some lifting is required. diamond losers disappear from North package. You must possess or be eligible to possess a Wisconsin license. on South’s fourth and fifth spades. Must have a Valid Driver’s License. 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But that's a life build up to roughly 30-second stretches 816-581-7500 THE DAILY GLOBE • YOURDAILYGLOBE.COM SATURDAY, MARCH 26, 2016 l BUSINESS 15 THE WEEK ON WALL STREET The Dow this week Household spending, home building fuel modest US growth 19,000 The daily high, low and close for the Dow Jones week ending Thursday, March 24: WASHINGTON (AP) — a manufacturing slump caused quarter estimate, saying it pro- tributed to a higher trade industrials 18,000 Consumer spending and home in part by a global economic vided momentum for the rest of deficit by making U.S. For the week ending 17,800 17,000 construction are helping sus- slowdown. the year, when they expect exports more expensive over- Thursday, March 24 17,600 tain modest U.S. economic “The consumer and housing growth to reach a stronger if seas and imports less expen- -86.57 16,000 17,400 growth despite problems are driving the economy still-modest 2 percent annual sive for Americans. 17,515.73 15,000 17,200 MMAOM J JAS NDJF caused by a strong dollar, low despite some nasty head- rate. Another source of weakness 17,000 5,500 MWTFT oil prices and an excess of busi- winds,” said Nariman “Real economic growth was has come from the drop in oil Nasdaq ness stockpiles. Behravesh, chief economist at stronger than we thought prices, which has triggered lay- composite 5,000 Week’s For the week ending close -86.57 The economy, as measured IHS Global Insight. “Manufac- late last year, and this makes offs at energy companies and 4,500 by the gross domestic product, turing for all intents and pur- us more hopeful that the first sharp reductions in investment Thursday, March 24 17,515.73 4,000 grew at a 1.4 percent annual poses is in a recession, whereas quarter will be better than spending on drilling and explo- -22.15 Nasdaq -22.15 rate in the October-December the service sectors are doing 4,773.50 3,500 4,773.50 expected,” said Chris Rup- ration. 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Data will teers in Sawyer County to help help researchers better under- with a pilot study to learn about stand Wisconsin’s ecological the different kinds of wildlife. landscapes. The project is called Snapshot Snapshot Wisconsin is a pro- Wisconsin, a citizen science ject led by the Wisconsin DNR in effort to capture images of all partnership with the University types of wildlife, including deer, of Wisconsin and UW-Extension. elk, bears, fox, bobcats, whooping To volunteer, residents must cranes and other species. have access to at least 10 acres of “As things get under way, contiguous private land in Snapshot Wisconsin is set to Sawyer or Iowa counties, and become one of the largest citizen agree to maintain a trail camera science projects in Wisconsin,” on that land for at least one year. said Jen Stenglein, Snapshot Training and supplies will be Wisconsin program coordinator. provided and no prior experience “By volunteering, participants with trail cameras is necessary. will have a great opportunity to In-person training sessions help collect and categorize pho- will be set for the end of April tos of Wisconsin wildlife,” she and into early May. Volunteers WDNR photo THE WISCONSIN Department of Natural Resources is seeking photos such as this one of a red fox for a Sawyer County program called “Snapshot said. can sign up by visiting Wisconsin.” The photos collected will offer dnr.wi.gov. Northern Wisconsin wildfire danger lurks around corner While there’s still considerable snow Wildfires can happen just about any means of disposal. The best way to pre- online and apply. A permit is good for from 7 a.m. to 10 p.m. daily. They may on the ground in northern Wisconsin, time of the year, but history has shown vent a wildfire is to get a burning permit the calendar year and it can be instant- also visit their local ranger stations or fire season has arrived. that spring, before green-up, brings Wis- and follow the rules,” Koele said. ly emailed to the customer’s inbox. emergency fire wardens to receive per- During the past week, the Wisconsin consin’s highest fire occurrences. More than 75 percent of all debris- Permit holders are authorized to burn mits. Department of Natural Resources Throughout spring, the DNR moni- burning caused wildfires in Wisconsin vegetative materials, such as leaves, Once an individual has a permit, he reported 23 wildfires. tors weather and fuel conditions daily. are by people who fail to obtain proper brush and pine needles. Permits are or she must call or go online after 11 “Fire season arrives shortly after the Smokey Bear fire danger sign levels burning permits. designed so burning is done safely, with a.m. on the day of the planned burn to snow cover disappears. It doesn’t take range from low to extreme. “The signs Anyone found responsible for causing minimal wildfire risk. check fire restrictions to hear legal burn- more than a couple of days for things to describe potential for a fire to start and a wildfire is liable for all suppression Burning trash in Wisconsin is illegal. ing hours and size limitations, or if dry out and for the fire danger quickly spread and the intensity at which a fire costs and damages. It’s also illegal to burn recyclables such burning has been suspended for that elevate,” said Catherine Koele, DNR will burn in the wildland,” said Koele. Information on obtaining permits can as glass, plastic, metal containers and day. wildfire prevention specialist. “With the warmer weather, people be found at DNR.wi.gov by searching clean paper. If materials can’t be recy- “There are only about a dozen or so Temperature, wind, humidity and are outside doing clean-ups around their “burning permit.” cled, they need to go to a landfill. days out of the year when we recom- precipitation are the key weather com- yards, collecting limbs, brush and other For an average customer, the DNR Customers can obtain DNR permits mend holding off or restrict outdoor ponents that determine fire danger. yard debris and opting for burning as a said it takes less than two minutes to go online by calling 1-888-WIS-BURN burning,” Koele said. Steer gets in way of LUCKY BUNNY AT EASTER fishing excursion
Hello friends: keep it moving, which I did for Sometimes in life things do the next five hours, thus bailing not always work out like we on day one of our fishing trip. plan. Last week I had a bit of a At 5:30 p.m., daughter Selina setback in my hobby farming came home from track practice operation. and the steer was as big as the Tuesday, March 15 Goodyear blimp. Around dark, High 57, low 32 we tied the animal to a tree and Here was the plan. My truck Selina and I worked a garden was loaded with fishing gear. In hose from its mouth all the way 10 minutes, I would get in it into its stomach. The steer and head to Lynxville on the deflated and all was well. Sec- Mississippi River to spend 48 onds later, the animal filled hours fishing for walleyes and back up and I have to admit I perch on Hubbard’s Fishing was getting frustrated. Float with my buddy, Gary Soley pulled back in the Howe, who lives in Prairie du driveway. We did the hose thing Chien. again and had the same results. I had one last thing to do It was now about dark. I was before heading to Crawford supposed to be at Lynxville at County for what is always a sunrise and the call was made really fun trip and that was to to doc Wiley. A radical move feed my four Hereford steers. where I stab it in the side of the I raise four steers each year. stomach with a fillet knife was By the time you pay $500 a calf going to happen. I could only go and feed them for 15 months, in about three inches. there is not a bit of profit, but in On my first attempt, I did not the end I have a lump sum of use enough force and the knife money for Selina’s college fund, bounced off. my property taxes, income taxes On attempt number two, I and, if I am lucky, my Roth IRA. proved I was worthy of being a Extremely bad luck came my brain surgeon. The knife went way when I went in the shed in three inches and the beauti- and saw that one of my 500- ful smell of methane took over Photo submitted pound steers had chronic bloat. our world. LYNN SCHWENGBER, of Bessemer, was driving back to her Bessemer residence Tuesday from Park Falls, Wis., around 11 a.m. along Wisconsin 77 In simple words, the steer was Greg literally ran to his truck in Iron County, Wis., when she saw an unusual bird in the sky. It was actually an eagle carrying a rabbit it had caught. “It couldn't hold the rabbit not able to release gas, was before something else could go because of its weight and dropped it,” she said, thinking it might be a young bird. She also submitted a photo of the eagle flying rabbit-less. huge in the belly area and if I wrong and I stayed in the barn- did nothing about it, would be yard to watch my animal. Twen- dead in a day or so. ty minutes later, the steer filled area weekly outdoor report The first thing I did was call back up and by myself I did the my old buddy, Greg Soley, who knife job two more times, with raises beef cattle. He said he no luck. would be right over and when All this had no effect on the Northern Wisconsin the success of reintroduction efforts. in at the ramp. he looked at my obviously steer. In fact, he was wandering Steelhead season opens today on some sec- With ice on lakes quickly deteriorating, water- Anglers caught cohos and browns 15 to 40 feet tions of Lake Superior tributaries, such as the Bois fowl are returning to the north as they find ade- down in 30 to 60 feet. uncomfortable steer, he said, around with the other steers, Brule River. quate open water. Mallards, geese and swans Menominee River: All landings, except the “You gotta call a vet.” hanging out in the pasture. The trout season is open on the lower stretch- have all been observed. Sixth Street Slip, were open. Water temperatures Now, folks, understand it is Wednesday, March 16 es of the Brule and there are reportedly more fish A few songbirds are returning, with many were approaching 38 degrees. 1:30, and my buddy Howe has High 53, low 35 in the river than usual because of early melting. robins showing up. Shore anglers from the Hattie Street Dam to taken the next couple of days off My steer was peacefully With a 26-inch size limit, few anglers keep the Breeding season for bald eagles has begun. Stephenson Island caught an increasing number from work. Bill Hubbard has hanging out in the pasture this silvery lake-run fish — even the bigger ones — to New pairs are being established and existing pairs of walleyes, right along with an occasional brown two bunks reserved for us on his morning with a belly looking allow then to complete their spawning runs. are re-establishing pair bonds. trout, when casting zip lures, jigs with plastic and Fishing licenses expire on March 31. New nests are being built and old nests are stickbaits. float and I am going to be run- like he was 16 months pregnant. Boats have been getting out on Lake Superi- being repaired. Boat anglers trolling for walleyes and browns ning out of daylight. Our fishing trip was canceled or from Saxon Harbor on the calmer days. The Eagles are Mother Nature’s fish locator. If were also taking some fish. So I called Hedrick Wiley, for a week and doc Wiley was on boat landing on the east side of the harbor was eagles perch over a body of water, chances are Little Bay de Noc: Anglers were fishing for who has been my small animal his way over to save the day. still closed Friday for repairs, but the other landing there are fish below. steelheads in the Day’s River. vet forever. He was about to try With ease, we tied the steer has been ice-free for quite some time. Turkeys are beginning to goggle and grouse The Ford River did not have the dock in yet. to save my steer. to a tree and Wiley installed a It could be an early season for the big trolling are beginning to drum, despite peak breeding for Marquette: Docks were installed at both har- boats. both species being four to five weeks away. bors. The beefer was so uncomfort- Trocar in one of the very small The Flambeau River is open and redhorse There have been reports of some bucks still Au Train: Shore anglers caught steelheads on able that it let Greg and I put a and unnoticeable knife wounds. have started to run. holding last year’s antlers because of the mild spawn near the mouth of the Au Train River. rope around its neck and tie it The Trocar is about the size of a Clam Lake bull elk are starting to drop antlers. winter, while many will soon start growing new Cohos, splake and browns were caught by boat to a fence post with ease. a man’s finger and designed to In year two of elk reintroduction efforts, 39 elk antlers with the flush of new plant growth in April. anglers out from the mouth. Wiley took three needles that work like a narrow funnel that from Kentucky reached their new home in Jack- River otters have given birth and snowshoe Munising: Around 50 percent of the bay had are hollow inside and inserted lets gas out and hopefully does son County this week. The elk will be held in an hare and weasel coats have begun to change col- open water. Shoreline fishing opportunities were acclimation pen in the Black River State Forest ors. them into the animal’s stomach limited to the mouth of the Anna River, Sand Point not become blocked. through a quarantine period to satisfy health test- Woods roads are firming up, but still very soft and Christmas. Ice was shifting into shore and out wall from the left side. The steer As bad as this seemed, and it ing requirements before joining elk released last in spots. into the bay daily. deflated, I was happy, the vet was stressful, the steer was year. Upper Peninsula Anglers caught cohos, lake whitefish, menomi- left and before Soley could get alive and kicking nine days People are asked to voluntarily avoid the gen- Keweenaw Bay: Anglers trolling for salmon nee and steelheads. back in his truck, it was gassing later. eral vicinity of the closed area until the elk are picked up a few cohos and browns. Grand Marais: The Sucker River was produc- released in early summer. Minimizing human dis- Those launching from the L’Anse Marina had ing a couple steelheads. up again. Sunset (Mark Walters) I called Wiley and he said to turbance near the release site will allow elk to ice-free water for trolling, as the wind blew most —Compiled from staff, DNR reports adjust to their new home and will help maximize ice to the head of the bay, but there was no dock