Snow possible High: 23 | Low: 5 | Details, page 2 DAILY GLOBE yourdailyglobe.com Thursday, March 2, 2017 75 cents Methamphetamine GIVING BACK continues to be problem for rural Commissioners communities By RICHARD JENKINS hear Sisu Ski [email protected] MADISON, Wis. — While heroin and opioids may be the drug taking up headlines across Fest update the country in recent years, offi- cials are warning metham- phetamines continue to present By RALPH ANSAMI over the past eight years within a problem for communities — [email protected] a 10-mile radius of Ironwood. particularly those in rural areas. IRONWOOD — The Sisu Ski Powers said the feedback from Wisconsin Attorney General Fest committee is again accept- this year’s racers was positive, Brad Schimel, along with repre- ing applications for grants to despite the minus-8 degree race sentatives from both state and local organizations that promote starting temperature, the coldest federal agencies, spoke at a leg- silent sports, especially cross in race history, and the short- islative hearing last month country skiing. ened course. about the issue. Race director Jackie Powers “Participants appreciated the “Meth is notorious for not only told the city commission Monday precautions we took to ensure a destroying the user, but the that in its eight years, the Iron- safe event for those who braved entire family and community wood ski race has contributed the frigid temperatures,” she around each user,” said Schimel. more than $35,000 directly into said. Some racers were treated “Wisconsin’s top law enforce- the community, including about for frostbite and hypothermia. ment agency has been working $20,000 in grants. A total of 608 people regis- with federal law enforcement to Commissioner Rick Semo tered for the Jan. 7, race but only assess the threat of meth and noted there are two grant peri- 480 picked up their packets and every level of government has ods, in March and July. He said a 436 finished. made a commitment to stop this grant can be for as much as A total of 35 people participat- horrible drug from continuing to $1,000. ed in the snowshoe event. destroy our communities. The committee awards a total Powers said the racers enjoy Today’s hearing gave legislators of $3,000 in grants annually. the small-town feel of the event the information they will need to Powers said past grant recipi- and its affordability. protect their communities and ents have included the Ironwood Regarding improvements that help law enforcement battle Area Schools, for ski equipment, lie ahead, she said better grading back meth.” $7,500; the Gogebic Community is needed on Auvinen’s Hill, College Foundation, $1,500, for where a steep, sharp curve gets scholarships; the Hurley School icy and that leads to many crash- District ski program, $2,600; es. DRUGS — page 5 Miners Memorial Heritage Park, Cleaner snow at the road and grooming equipment, $1,699, street crossings is another prior- and Ironwood, Bessemer and ity, but that’s subject to weather Wakefield cheerleaders, who conditions and availability of February cheer at the finish line, $1,200, snow. along with other lesser amounts. Commissioner Jim Mildren temperatures City of Ironwood contributions said the event brings new people from Sisu have totaled more into the community every year, than $10,000. “We thank the city some who have never visited see increase for its cooperation,” she said. Ironwood before. Many come In turn, Powers said the back, he noted. in average Active Backwoods Retreat cross Mayor Annette Burchell said country ski business has con- providing ski equipment for area By RALPH ANSAMI tributed $7,150 to Sisu Ski Fest youngsters will pay off in the [email protected] efforts, including trail develop- long run as the children get IRONWOOD — Warm tem- Jason Juno/Daily Globe ment assistance. interested in the healthy sport. peratures were accompanied by WILL BOMIER of Barnum, Minn., works with his skis before entering the bib pickup at Main Street Fitness She added that the ski fest For more information, visit blowing snow on Tuesday across in downtown Ironwood after completing the Sisu Ski Fest Saturday, Jan. 7. has spent more than $200,000 sisuskifest.com. the Gogebic Range as the month ended with readings well above normal. The average February tem- perature in Ironwood since 1901 has been 15 degrees, but it was Iron County Horticulture Therapy Summit kicks off 22.1 degrees this year, according to records compiled at the Goge- By RICHARD JENKINS bic-Iron Wastewater Treatment [email protected] Plant off Cloverland Drive. HURLEY — The inaugural The high for the 24-hour peri- Iron County Horticulture Thera- od to 7 a.m. Wednesday was 33 py Summit began at the Iron County Memorial Building Wednesday afternoon with pre- sentations by two of the sum- FEBRUARY — page 5 mit’s guest speakers. Summit organizers took a broad definition of horticulture therapy in the run-up to the Bessemer event. “It’s using gardening to improve well being … however surveys pending you define well being. Whether you’re looking to improve cogni- By IAN MINIELLY tive skills with an elderly popu- [email protected] lation, or you’re looking to work BESSEMER — Bessemer with at-risk youth who may have City Manager Charly Loper said some issues with socializing, or the Bessemer water bills that it could be used for emotional were mailed to residents Tues- healing for veterans,” said Amy day contain a survey. Nosal, the healthy communities Richard Jenkins/Daily Globe Loper said if a resident does coordinator with Iron County’s MARK DWYER, director of horticulture at the Rotary Botanical Garden in Janesville, Wis., discusses the elements of a healing garden Wednes- not receive a water bill, he or she University of Wisconsin-Exten- day at the Iron County Memorial Building to begin the first day of the Iron County Horticulture Therapy Summit. can stop by city hall during busi- sion office. “It really covers the ness hours and pick up one. whole gamut of well being, and It can also be simple things examples of horticulture therapy that makes it easier for senior move forward with increasing The city, according to Loper, the horticulture piece is the act like designing a garden so its in the community would be citizens to use the garden. the horticulture therapy oppor- of gardening. So using the activ- easier to use by certain demo- using Ironwood’s Pocket Park to The summit is planned for ities of gardens to improve graphics. de-stress or the raised beds in three days, ending Friday with a health.” Nosal said some existing the Hurley Community Garden group debrief regarding how to BESSEMER — page 5 THERAPY — page 5 C O N T A C T U S WEATHER INSIDE INDEX

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The proposed biggest gain for the blue-chip index, the benchmark favored by reforms have helped send U.S. index so far this year. professional investors, since stock benchmarks to record Banks were the biggest gain- early November. highs in the weeks since the elec- ers amid heightened expecta- The Nasdaq composite index tion in November. tions that an improving economy added 78.59 points, or 1.4 per- “The market has shifted from will lead to higher interest rates. cent, to 5,904.03. Small-company being worried about lower Energy stocks also notched big stocks continued to outpace the growth for longer, to expecting gains. Utilities and real estate rest of the market, a bullish sig- more growth sooner rather than stocks lagged. The dollar nal on the economy. The Russell later,” said Chris Zaccarelli, chief strengthened against the yen 2000 index rose 26.95 points, or investment officer for Corner- and euro and other major curren- 1.9 percent, to 1,413.64. stone Financial Partners. cies. Bond prices fell, as did the All four indexes closed at new Financials led all other sectors price of crude oil and gold. all-time highs. Each had set new in the S&P 500, climbing 2.8 per- Optimism over corporate tax highs last month. cent. The sector is up 8.1 percent cuts, deregulation and other Bond prices fell and yields this year. JPMorgan Chase business-friendly policy propos- rose after a key Federal Reserve climbed $2.98, or 3.3 percent, to als reiterated by President Don- official, New York Fed President $93.60. Goldman Sachs rose ald Trump during a speech William Dudley, said the case for $4.65, or 1.9 percent, to $252.71. before Congress helped fuel the raising interest rates had gotten Traders bid up shares in sev- rally. Growing speculation that stronger. The 10-year Treasury eral companies that reported the Federal Reserve may soon yield rose to 2.46 percent from strong quarterly results or out- elect to raise interest rates again 2.40 percent late Tuesday. looks. Associated Press also helped put traders in a buy- Strong gains in major global Lowe’s climbed $7.08, or 9.5 THIS PHOTO provided by Tim Creedon shows his baseball and a hailstone that fell in the backyard of Cree- ing mood. stock indexes overnight and into percent, to $81.45, while Big 5 don’s home in Ottawa, Ill., Tuesday. Illinois Gov. Bruce Rauner has activated the state’s emergency opera- “We’re seeing a strong risk-on early Wednesday hinted at the Sporting Goods gained $1.75, or tions center as local officials reported damage from tornados spawned by a late-winter storm system. rally in the face of rising expecta- possibility of another milestone 13 percent, to $15.20. tions of Fed action as early as day for Wall Street. Builders FirstSource, a maker March based on a belief there Better-than-expected compa- of building materials, jumped Deadly storm in Midwest will be a pro-growth agenda that ny earnings and outlooks from 12.4 percent, getting a boost from gets enacted,” said Bill Northey, Lowe’s, Big 5 Sporting Goods and rising lumber prices. The stock chief investment officer of the other companies also helped give gained $1.60 to $14.54. sounded like ‘explosion of glass’ Private Client Group at U.S. the market a boost. Babcock & Wilcox Enterprises Bank. “It’s been what I would But it is the prospect of more was among the biggest laggards. ST. LOUIS (AP) — A deadly Crossville killed a 71-year-old were well into the 70s in many characterize as a bit of market profitable days ahead for Corpo- The energy sector supply compa- spring-like storm that one Illi- man and injured his wife, White places. euphoria on the back of the pres- rate America that encouraged ny sank 37.4 percent after its lat- nois resident described as sound- County Coroner Chris Marsh “That’s why we saw storms ident’s address to the joint ses- investors to pile into stocks. est quarterly report card and ing like “an explosion of glass” said. more representative of late sion of Congress last night.” On Tuesday night, Trump guidance fell short of financial damaged or destroyed hundreds In Missouri, a twister touched March and April,” Marsh said. The Dow jumped 303.31 struck a less confrontational tone analysts’ expectations. The stock of homes in that state and oth- down Tuesday night, blowing “The atmosphere doesn’t care points, or 1.5 percent, to than usual and steered away lost $6.17 to $10.33. ers, blew cars off a major Mis- several vehicles off of Interstate what the calendar says.” souri highway and forced people 55 near Perryville, 65 miles Northeast of Little Rock, in an Arkansas town to huddle southeast of St. Louis. A 24-year- Arkansas, emergency managers for safety in a high school. old man from Perryville was said about 40 homes were dam- Tornadoes were blamed in thrown from one of the vehicles aged and 10 to 15 people were Gene therapy lets a French three deaths amid a large swath and died, Missouri State High- injured near Higginson, while of destruction through the cen- way Patrol Cpl. Juston Wheetley additional minor injuries were tral U.S. before rumbling east- said. The wind was so strong reported at a state prison near teen dodge sickle cell disease ward. Forecasters said up to 95 that it lifted crumpled cars from Newport. Hundreds of people, million people are potentially in a nearby salvage yard and tossed including schoolchildren, had to (AP) — A French teen who ing bouts of extreme pain and sachusetts, the company that the storm’s path as it moves them along the highway. take shelter at Bald Knob High was given gene therapy for sickle sometimes more serious prob- treated the boy. The work was toward the mid-Atlantic states Nearly 110 homes in the Per- School, which was hosting a state cell disease more than two years lems such as strokes and organ supported by a grant from the and southern New England. ryville area were damaged or basketball tournament. Games ago now has enough properly damage. It keeps many people French government’s research Forecasters said cities including destroyed and 12 people suffered were delayed until the storm working red blood cells to dodge from playing sports and enjoying agency. New York, Philadelphia, Balti- minor injuries, Perryville Fire passed. the effects of the disorder, other activities of normal life. Bluebird has treated at least more, Atlanta and Washington, Chief Jeremy Triller said. Tornadoes may have touched researchers report. A stem cell transplant from a six others in the U.S. and D.C., could be at risk. “I feel we’re very blessed and down Wednesday in and near The first-in-the-world case is blood-matched sibling is a poten- France. Full results have not Officials in Arkansas, Iowa, fortunate we didn’t have a higher Nashville, Tennessee. Weather detailed in Thursday’s New Eng- tial cure, but in the U.S., fewer been reported, but the gene ther- Indiana, Illinois, Michigan and fatality number with this terrible service meteorologist Sam Her- land Journal of Medicine. than one in five people have a apy has not taken hold as well in Missouri were assessing damage disaster,” Triller said. ron cited numerous reports of About 90,000 people in the donor like that. Pain crises are some of them as it did in the after storms Tuesday night and Meteorologist Rick Shanklin scattered damage across central U.S., mostly blacks, have sickle treated with blood transfusions French teen. Researchers think early Wednesday. of the National Weather Service Tennessee and a possible torna- cell, the first disease for which a and drugs, but they’re a tempo- they know why and are adjusting In northern Illinois, an said the Missouri twister was a do near the Cool Springs mall molecular cause was found. rary fix. Gene therapy offers methods to try to do better. uprooted tree killed 76-year-old “strong tornado,” but the actual south of Nashville. The city’s Worldwide, about 275,000 babies hope of a lasting one. Two other gene therapy stud- Wayne Tuntland of Ottawa. wind speed has not been estimat- Emergency Operations Center are born with it each year. The boy, now 15, was treated ies for sickle cell are underway in More than a dozen others were ed. Officials believe it was on the tweeted that damage to power “Vexing questions of race and at Necker Children’s Hospital in the U.S. — at the University of injured. In the small community ground for 13 to 15 miles, cross- lines and trees indicated that stigma have shadowed the histo- Paris in October 2014. California, Los Angeles and of Naplate, next to Ottawa, about ing the Mississippi River into another tornado may have ry of its medical treatment,” Researchers gave him a gene, Cincinnati Children’s Hospital a quarter of the roughly 200 Illinois. touched down in the city. including a time when blacks taken up by his blood stem cells, — and another is about to start homes were damaged, Fire Chief National Weather Service A tornado is suspected of dam- who carry the bad gene were to help prevent the sickling. at Harvard and Boston Chil- John Nevins said. Storm Prediction Center meteo- aging several homes and a urged not to have children, Now, about half of his red blood dren’s Hospital using a little dif- Debbie Loughridge, 61, and rologist Patrick Marsh said church building in Ireland, Indi- spurring accusations of genocide, cells have normal hemoglobin; he ferent approach. her son were inside their Naplate crews are still determining how ana. No injuries were reported Keith Wailoo of Princeton Uni- has not needed a transfusion “This work gives considerable home, riding out the storm in the many twisters touched down but one woman had to be rescued versity wrote in a separate arti- since three months after his promise” for a solution to a very bathtub. Firefighters rescued across the central U.S. from a partially collapsed home. cle in the journal. treatment and is off all common problem, said Dr. Stuart them after the roof was torn off. Marsh said a strong storm White House spokesman Sean The disease is caused by a sin- medicines. Orkin, a Boston Children’s Hos- “All I heard was the wind and system moved from the Moun- Spicer said President Donald gle typo in the DNA alphabet of “It’s not a cure but it doesn’t pital doctor who is an inventor on the breaking glass. Like an tain West and collided with Trump is monitoring the severe the gene for hemoglobin, the stuff matter,” because the disease is a patent related to gene editing. explosion of glass,” Loughridge warm and humid air in the Mid- weather. He said the White in red blood cells that carries oxy- effectively dodged, said Philippe “The results are quite good in said. west, which has enjoyed an House will stay in touch with gen. When it’s defective, the cells Leboulch, who helped invent the this patient,” he said of the In southern Illinois, an appar- unusually warm winter and state and local officials to provide sickle into a crescent shape, clog- therapy and helped found Blue- French teen. “It shows gene ther- ent tornado near the town of where temperatures Tuesday federal support as needed. ging tiny blood vessels and caus- bird Bio in Cambridge, Mas- apy is on the right track.” THE DAILY GLOBE • YOURDAILYGLOBE.COM COMMUNITY THURSDAY, MARCH 2, 2017 l 3 Community calendar WINTER RECREATION DAY

Email calendar items and com- ty, 6 p.m., Pit Stop, Bessemer. Alcoholics Anonymous, open munity news to news@yourdaily- Narcotics Anonymous, 7 p.m., meeting, noon, Salem Lutheran globe.com. For more information, Wesley United Methodist Church, Church, Ironwood. area74.org. call 906-932-2211. Ironwood. DOVE Support Group, noon-2 Thursday, March 2 Alcoholics Anonymous, 7:30 p.m. 906-932-4990. p.m., Sharon Lutheran Church, Ironwood/Hurley Rotary Club, Pickleball, 10 a.m. to noon, Bessemer. area74.org. 12:15 p.m., Elk and Hound Restau- Ironwood Memorial Building. Monday, March 6 rant, Ironwood. Gogebic County Veterans Ser- Iron County Veterans Service vice Officer, 10:30-11:30 a.m., Iron County Food Pantry, 9 Officer, 1-3 p.m., Mercer, Wis., Wakefield City Hall; 1-2 p.m., a.m.-4 p.m., 72 Michigan Ave., Town Hall. 715-561-2190. Watersmeet Township; 2:45-3:15 Montreal, Wis. 715-561-4450. Wakefield American Legion, p.m., Marenisco Township. 906- Alcoholics Anonymous, noon, 5:30 p.m. Auxiliary, 6 p.m. regular 667-1110. Salem Lutheran Church, Ironwood. meeting, post, Wakefield. Alcoholics Anonymous, noon, area74.org. Red Devil Booster Club, 6 Salem Lutheran Church, Ironwood. Wakefield Senior Citizens, 2 p.m., room 205, Luther L. Wright K- area74.org. p.m, Wakefield Senior Center. 12 School, Ironwood. Grief Support Group, 2 p.m., Alcoholics Anonymous, 6 Narcotics Anonymous, 7 p.m., The Inn Bed and Breakfast, Mon- p.m., Our Lady of Peace Catholic Salem Lutheran Church, Ironwood. treal, Wis. 906-663-0308. Church, Ironwood. area74.org. area74.org. Free community dinner, 5-6 Ironwood Sports Hall of Fame, Alcoholics Anonymous, 7:30 p.m., Wakefield United Methodist 6 p.m., Luther L. Wright K-12 p.m., Sharon Lutheran Church, Church, Wakefield. School, room 205. Bessemer. area74.org. ReGeneration Youth, 5:30-6:45 MECCA Ski Club, 6 p.m., Government p.m., ages 10-11; Relentless Youth, MECCA cabin near the treatment Bessemer Area Sewer Author- 7-9 p.m., ages 12-18; Lighthouse facility, Mercer, Wis. ity, 4:30 p.m., Bessemer City Hall. Faith Center, Ironwood. Ironwood PTO, 6 p.m., Luther Gogebic County Board, 5 p.m., Knights of Columbus 4th L. Wright. courthouse, Bessemer. Degree Pere Menard Assembly Harbortown AA, 7:30 p.m. EDT, Bessemer Planning Commis- 471, 6 p.m. business meeting, KC Ontonagon United Methodist sion, 5:30 p.m., City Hall, Besse- Hall, Ironwood. Church basement, next to Holiday mer. Alcoholics Anonymous, 6:30 gas station, Ontonagon. Erwin Township Board, 6:30 p.m., Erwin Township Hall. Submitted photo p.m., First Presbyterian Church, area74.org. ONTONAGON STUDENTS take a break from snowshoeing during the annual Winter Recreation Day held on Hurley. area74.org. Government Thursday, March 9 Feb. 27. Sixth, seventh and eighth graders enjoyed a day of skiing and snowboarding at the Porcupine Knights of Columbus Council Ironwood Parks and Recre- 1396, 6:30 p.m. business meeting, ation Committee, 5 p.m., meeting, Pickleball, 10 a.m. to noon, Mountain Ski Area. Pictured are, from left, Ella Shardlow, Jasmine Penfold, Johna Marks, Ranger Bob Wild, KC Hall, Ironwood. Conference Room 1, second floor, Ironwood Memorial Building. Sara Perttunen and Isaac Laingren. Government Memorial Building, Ironwood. Gogebic County Veterans Ser- Iron County Traffic Safety Ironwood City Commission, vice Officer, 10:30-11:30 a.m., Committee, 9:30 a.m., Highway 5:30 p.m., Commission Chamber Wakefield City Hall; 1-2 p.m., Department, Hurley. Memorial Building, Ironwood. Watersmeet Township; 2:45-3:15 Ironwood Planning Commis- Bessemer City Council, 5:30 p.m., Marenisco Township. 906- Maverick dancer Polunin seeks sion, 5 p.m., meeting, Conference p.m., city hall. 667-1110. Room 1, second floor, Memorial Iron County Board of Health, Alcoholics Anonymous, noon, Building, Ironwood. 5:30 p.m., Salem Lutheran Church, Ironwood. Friday, March 3 Gogebic County Fair Board, area74.org. to be David Beckham of ballet 5:30 p.m., fairgrounds, Ironwood. Red Hat Society Northwoods Festival Ironwood, 7 p.m., Divas, noon, Maplewood Restau- LONDON (AP) — Sergei Pol- level up with the acting industry his career. “Take Me To Church” Mercer Cribbage, 9:30-11:30 unin wants to shake up the ballet and sport and any other art was supposed to be Polunin’s a.m., Mercer Senior Center. American Legion, Ironwood. rant, Ironwood. For reservations world by becoming the David industry. I think it needs to be swan song — a final emotional Double Trouble, 11 a.m.-12:30 Tuesday, March 7 call 906-667-0116 or 906-932- p.m., Serenity Center, Ironwood. 4953. Beckham of dance. more developed. Agents and performance, followed by him Mercer Food Pantry, noon-1 Pickleball, 10 a.m. to noon, Grief Support Group, 1 to 2:30 The 27-year-old Ukrainian managers have to go into the sys- bowing out of the dance world for p.m., Railroad Street, Mercer, Wis. Ironwood Memorial Building. p.m., Dr. Kate Hospice office, 1571 star, who has been in the head- tem.” good. Emergencies: 715-476-7655. Gogebic County Veterans Ser- Highway 51 North in Arbor Vitae. lines for rebellious tweets, tattoos He’s already started to do this “I wanted to give up dancing, Alcoholics Anonymous/Al- vice Officer, 9:30-11:30 a.m., Iron- Grief Support Group, 2 p.m., and leaving the Royal Ballet, by setting up Project Polunin, so I thought the documentary Anon, noon, Salem Lutheran wood Memorial Building. 906-667- The Inn Bed and Breakfast, Mon- wants to challenge the dance which borrows dancers from com- would just document my dancing treal, Wis. 906-663-0308. Church, Ironwood. area74.org. 1110. world’s established system to pro- panies and connects them with and I will move on,” says Polunin. Harbortown AA, 7:30 p.m. EDT, Alcoholics Anonymous, noon, ReGeneration Youth, 5:30-6:45 p.m., ages 10-11; Relentless Youth, vide more creative freedom for its directors and composers to create But that didn’t happen. Ontonagon United Methodist Salem Lutheran Church, Ironwood. artists. new works. Instead, the project reignited his Church basement, next to Holiday area74.org. 7-9 p.m., ages 12-18; Lighthouse Citing Beckham’s role as a soc- The idea came from his own love for dance and opened up his gas station, Ontonagon. Ironwood Kiwanis Club, noon, Faith Center, Ironwood. area74.org. Golden Dragon. New members Alcoholics Anonymous, 6:30 cer ambassador, Polunin says he wildly successful collaboration world to new possibilities. As well Alcoholics Anonymous, 7:30 welcome. p.m., First Presbyterian Church, is on a mission to make ballet with American photographer and as saving his dance career, the p.m., Our Lady of Peace Catholic Cribbage, 1 p.m., Mercer, Wis., Hurley. area74.org. more popular and more accessi- music video director David documentary was the first of Church, Ironwood. area74.org. Public Library. 715-476-2366. Klassic Kruisers Car Club, ble for those who can’t afford LaChappelle. They teamed up to many appearances for Polunin on Government Life Support Group, 6:30 p.m., 6:30 p.m., Golden Dragon, Iron- expensive theater tickets. film Polunin performing choreog- the big screen. Aging Unit of Iron County Woodland Church, Ironwood. wood. “It’s very important for raphy by Jade Hale-Christofi to He’s recently realized a life- Ironwood Masonic Lodge 389, Board, 2 p.m., Aging Unit of Iron Alcoholics Anonymous, 7 humans to see dance, it’s a lan- Hozier’s song “Take Me To long dream by being in Kenneth County Building, Hurley. p.m., Episcopal Church of the 7:30 p.m., at the Masonic building. Government guage that everybody under- Church” — creating a video that Branagh’s all-star remake of Saturday, March 4 Transfiguration, Ironwood. stands,” he told The Associated has been seen over 18.5 million “Murder On The Orient area74.org. Bessemer Housing Commis- Press in an interview Tuesday. times online. Express.” Government sion, 8 a.m., Executive Director’s Community Pickleball Pad- Office, 709 West Iron Street, “If you have stars, people like “When I worked with David “I was just standing, watching dlers, 8:30-11:30 a.m., Mercer Wakefield Township Board, 5:30 p.m., township hall. Bessemer. David Beckham of the ballet LaChappelle, I was stimulated ... how Johnny Depp acts, what he School gymnasium. 715-776-4588. Wakefield Housing Commis- world, it’s just going to bring He was explaining how he does uses, what he touches — it’s a Family Fun, 11 a.m., Bessemer Wednesday, March 8 sion, 9 a.m., Sunset Manor com- attention to what we’re doing.” things, how he works. I realized learning curve,” he said. “My first Public Library. munity room, 200 Pierce St., Alcoholics Anonymous, 7 Christian Men of the North- While Beckham’s star power what an artist is, so I thought scene was right opposite Willem Wakefield. has helped other top soccer play- that’s what dancers should expe- Dafoe. I was like, ‘Wow.’ And, you p.m., Salem Lutheran Church, Iron- land, 6:30 a.m., Uptown Cafe, Iron- Iron County Finance Commit- wood. area74.org. wood. tee, 9 a.m., courthouse, Hurley. ers break into the celebrity world, rience,” Polunin said. “You have know, Judi Dench and Penelope Sunday, March 5 Mentoring of Moms, 9-10:30 Polunin plans to use his spotlight to be creative, you have to talk to Cruz, Derek Jacobi — all these a.m., Range Community Bible Friday, March 10 to shift the power balance in his other people.” amazing stars — it’s just very Church, Hurley. 715-561-4355. industry so dancers have a more The process of Polunin shoot- inspiring.” Alcoholics Anonymous, 1 Mercer Cribbage, 9:30-11:30 p.m., closed meeting, Salem Ironwood Community Blood of a say in what they perform. ing the video is shown in the new Polunin says acting and danc- Drive, 11:30 a.m. to 5:30 p.m., a.m., Mercer Senior Center. Lutheran Church, Ironwood. Double Trouble, 11 a.m.-12:30 “I truly want to lift up the documentary “Dancer” — and ing have much in common — they Gogebic Range Trail Authori- Ironwood Memorial Building. 906- industry,” he explains. “I want to was a big part of the evolution of are all expressing emotions. 932-5478 for appointments. p.m., Serenity Center, Ironwood. Briefs

American Health Association releases RPCV to hold annual dinner to appreciate nature during sum- tions of charred wood and color- Saturday, March 4 mer months spent at his now ful paints with both “an earthy tips for National Nutrition Month home in Lake Tomahawk, Wis. A feel and a whimsical approach to The Returned Peace Corps self-professed lifelong doodle nature.” Volunteers will be celebrating artist who in recent years has Daniels’ work received an March is National Nutrition diabetes, increasing the risk for making small, incremental their annual dinner on Saturday, brought his skills to a higher award with his first entry Month, and the American heart disease. Cut back by changes today can create a dif- March 4, at the Elk and Hound level. ever, “Fall Burst,” in the Man- Heart Association wants to help replacing sugary drinks like soda ference for generations to come. at 6 p.m. He created a medium of “fire ito Art League Show in July of make it easier for your family and energy drinks with water, The movement is built on four All volunteers and their fami- stencil” that has led to combina- 2016. to prepare healthy meals at flavored water or unsweetened pillars: Eat smart. Add color. lies are welcome. home, and to provide nutrition tea. Move more. Be well. tips for a heart-healthy —Add more color. 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MSRP $13,999 $8,999-$9,999 RECEIVED BY 4:00 P.M. MARCH 10, 2017. Persons needing assistance to attend the meeting are asked CLOVERLAND MOTORS to contact the City of Bessemer Clerk (906) 667-0333 at least 1-800-932-1202 • Phone: 906-932-1202 • Fax: 906-932-3295 48 hours prior to the meeting. 4 l THURSDAY, MARCH 2, 2017 OPINION THE DAILY GLOBE • YOURDAILYGLOBE.COM AILY LOBE Undermining academic achievement D G U.S. Senate Minority Leader Chuck school systems spent an average of $10,615 Schumer said in a statement, “The presi- per pupil. According to the Census Bureau, Sue Mizell, Publisher dent’s decision to ask Betsy DeVos to run the Detroit schools spent $12,801 per pupil. The Larry Holcombe, Managing Editor Department of Education should offend Mackinac Center for Public Policy claims every single American man, woman, and that Detroit actually spent $15,570 per pupil child who has benefitted from the public edu- that year. There’s not much payoff for edu- cation system in this country.” Expressing Walter E. cation dollars. The National Institute for Lit- similar sentiments, Congressional Black Williams eracy found that 47 percent of the city’s In Their Opinion Caucus Chairman Cedric Richmond said, “I adults are “functionally illiterate.” The expect that Mrs. DeVos will have an incredi- Nation’s Report Card reports that Detroit Silence from bly harmful impact on public education and students score the lowest among the nation’s on black communities nationwide.” Those big-city schools, and Washington is not far and many other criticisms of Department of nationally, climbed to an all-time high. At behind. Sarnia sounds like Education Secretary Betsy DeVos could be H.D. Woodson High School, 76 percent of I’d ask Sen. Schumer how it would be pos- dismissed as simply political posturing if we students graduated on time; however, just 1 sible for Secretary of Education DeVos to did not have an educational system that is percent met math standards on national make education any worse than it is for mostly mediocre and is in advanced decay for standardized tests linked to the Common many Americans. I’d suggest to Rep. Rich- a broken record most black students. Core academic standards. Just 4 percent met mond that if the grand wizard of the Ku the reading standards. For the record, we are not buying Imperial Oil Ltd.’s According to The Nation’s Report Card, Klux Klan were the secretary of education only 37 percent of 12th-graders were profi- The low black academic achievement is and wanted to sabotage black academic reassurances that whatever happened Thursday evening cient in reading in 2015, and just 25 percent not restricted to high-school graduates of achievement, he couldn’t find a better was not important, significant or dangerous. We do not were proficient in math (nationsreport- D.C. schools. The average black high-school method for doing so than keeping our public believe the towering flames enveloping Imperial’s Sarnia card.gov). For black students, achievement graduate has the academic achievement school system as it is. Many black politicians refinery were an optical illusion. We do not believe a cor- levels were a disgrace. Nationally, 17 per- level of a white seventh- or eighth-grader. As and educators would never have their own porate spokesman’s claim that the incident did not cent of black students scored proficient in such, it stands as unambiguous evidence children attend the rotten, dangerous release toxins into the air. And we certainly do not believe reading, and 7 percent scored proficient in that high schools confer diplomas attesting schools that are so much a part of our big the plant’s emergency sirens were blaring reassurances math. In some cities, such as Detroit, black that students can read, write and compute at cities. Many black parents, captured by that nothing was going on. academic proficiency is worse; among eighth- a 12th-grade level when in fact they cannot. these schools, would like to get their children We are confident in our skepticism because Imperial graders, only 4 percent were proficient in That means they have received fraudulent out. But that’s not in the interest of the edu- Oil has a history. Incidents — spills, explosions, fires — math, and only 7 percent were proficient in high-school diplomas. There are many fac- cation establishment, which wants a always turn out to be far worse than the company initial- reading. tors that affect education that educators can- monopoly on education. Black politicians ly claims. Its Super Bowl Sunday spill in 2004 grew from The nation’s high-school graduation rate not control. But they have total control over and academics are the establishment’s facil- some industrial solvent into 42,000 gallons of toxic chem- rose again in the 2014-15 school year, reach- the issuance of a diploma. itators. That explains their hostility to Betsy icals linked to reproductive health issues and liver and ing a record high as more than 83 percent of Educators often complain that there’s not DeVos. She would like to give more parents kidney damage. students earned a diploma on time. Educa- enough money. Census Bureau data show a choice. That spill also led to what was supposed to bring down tors see this as some kind of achievement that as early as 2009-10, Washington, D.C., Walter E. Williams is a professor of eco- the iron curtain that divides emergency responders on and congratulate themselves. The tragedy is spent $29,409 per pupil. Starker proof that nomics at George Mason University. To find each side of the Ontario-Michigan border. We are sup- that high-school graduation has little rele- there’s little relationship between spending out more about Walter E. Williams and read and academic proficiency is in the case of posed to be told about chemical emergencies in Sarnia’s vance to achievement. features by other Creators Syndicate writers In 2014-15, graduation rates at District of Detroit’s public schools. In 2009-10, the and cartoonists, visit the Creators Syndicate Chemical Valley and we are supposed to warn them when nation’s elementary and secondary public we have environmental incidents on our side of that invis- Columbia Public Schools, just as they did webpage at creators.com. ible line splitting the St. Clair River. We should say that spill and all the other ones before and since that Feb. 1, 2004, farce. Today in history Fear and anger over the lack of notification prompted more calls about communication and sharing information By The Associated Press in November 2004, February 2011, July 2011, September Today’s Highlights in History 2011, July 2012 and April 2016. Do not assume those all On March 2, 1867, Howard Univer- happened in Sarnia; two of them were significant spills in sity, a historically black school of high- Michigan waters that were not shared with our Sarnia er learning in Washington, D.C., was neighbors in a timely fashion. founded as it received a congression- It is both frightening and pathetic that we haven’t al charter. Congress passed, over President Andrew Johnson’s veto, the solved this problem yet. We live in an era when we share first of four Reconstruction Acts, pro- what our children ate for breakfast with near strangers viding for “the more efficient Govern- and our refrigerators warn us when we’re low on skim ment of the Rebel States” by dividing milk. We know what the pandas in the Beijing zoo had for the South into five military-run dis- breakfast yet nobody can confirm whether that conflagra- tricts. tion half a mile away and filling our sky with pulsing On this date dread is harmless. In 1793, the first president of the Republic of Texas, Sam Houston, was Local officials and state officials have talked about this born near Lexington, Virginia. for decades. We wonder how often they talk to their coun- In 1836, the Republic of Texas for- terparts across the border. Perhaps this needs to be a fed- mally declared its independence from eral matter. Mexico. —Times Herald (Port Huron) In 1877, Republican Rutherford B. Hayes was declared the winner of the 1876 presidential election over Demo- crat Samuel J. Tilden, even though Legislators Tilden had won the popular vote. In 1917, Puerto Ricans were grant- ethics. and Ohio. President Barack Obama Tom Wolfe is 87. Former Soviet Pres- ed U.S. citizenship as President In 1989, representatives from the made a supportive phone call to law ident Mikhail S. Gorbachev is 86. Michigan Wisconsin Woodrow Wilson signed the Jones- 12 European Community nations student Sandra Fluke, who testified Actress Barbara Luna is 78. Author Gov. Rick Snyder, P.O. Box Gov. Scott Walker, 115 East Shafroth Act. Actor, producer, director agreed to ban all production of CFCs before Congress about the need for John Irving is 75. Actress Cassie 30013, Lansing, MI 48909, phone State Capitol, Madison, WI 53702, and bandleader Desi Arnaz was born (chlorofluorocarbons), the synthetic birth control coverage, only to be Yates is 66. Actress Laraine Newman 517-373-3400, online contact page: phone 608-266-1212, online contact in Santiago de Cuba. compounds blamed for destroying the called a “slut” on the air by talk show is 65. Former Sen. Russ Feingold, D- michigan.gov/snyder. page: walker.wi.gov. In 1939, Roman Catholic Cardinal Earth’s ozone layer, by the end of the host Rush Limbaugh, who ended up Wis., is 64. Former Interior Secretary Sen. Debbie Stabenow, D- Sen. Ron Johnson, R-Wis., 328 Eugenio Pacelli was elected pope on 20th century. apologizing to Fluke. The NFL said it Ken Salazar is 62. Singer Jay In 1992, actress Sandy Dennis had found that between 22 and 27 Osmond is 62. Pop musician John Mich., 731 Hart Senate Office Build- Hart Senate Office Building, Wash- his 63rd birthday; he took the name died in Westport, Connecticut, at age New Orleans Saints players had par- Cowsill (The Cowsills) is 61. Tennis ing, Washington, DC 20510, phone ington, DC 20510, phone 202-224- Pius XII. The Massachusetts legisla- 54. ticipated in a bounty program target- player Kevin Curren is 59. Country 202-224-4822, online contact page: 5323, online contact page: ronjohn- ture voted to ratify the Bill of Rights, In 2005, the number of U.S. mili- ing opponents over the previous three singer Larry Stewart (Restless Heart) stabenow.senate.gov. son.senate.gov. 147 years after the first 10 amend- tary deaths in the Iraq war reached at seasons. Major League Baseball is 58. Rock singer Jon Bon Jovi is 55. Sen. Gary Peters, D-Mich., 724 Sen. Tammy Baldwin, D-Wis., ments to the U.S. Constitution had gone into effect. (Georgia and Con- least 1,500, according to an Associat- expanded its playoff format to 10 Blues singer-musician Alvin Young- Hart Senate Office Building, Wash- 709 Hart Senate Office Building, ed Press count. The woman who’d teams, adding a second wild-card in blood Hart is 54. Actor Daniel Craig is ington, DC 20510, phone 202-224- Washington, DC 20510, phone 202- necticut soon followed.) In 1942, the original Stage Door accused NBA star Kobe Bryant of each league. 49. Actor Richard Ruccolo is 45. Rock 6221, online contact page: 224-5653; online contact page: bald- Canteen, a wartime club for U.S. ser- rape settled her lawsuit against him, One year ago: The U.N. Security musician Casey (Jimmie’s Chicken peters.senate.gov. win.senate.gov. vicemen, officially opened its doors in ending the case. Council unanimously approved the Shack) is 41. Rock singer Chris Mar- U.S. Rep. Jack Bergman, R- U.S. Rep. Sean Duffy, R-Ash- New York’s theater district. Ten years ago: A charter bus car- toughest sanctions against North tin (Coldplay) is 40. Actress Heather Watersmeet, 414 Cannon House land, 2330 Rayburn House Office In 1955, nine months before Rosa rying a college baseball team from Korea in two decades, reflecting McComb is 40. Actress Bryce Dallas Office Building, Washington, DC Building, Washington, DC 20515, Parks’ famous act of defiance, Bluffton University in Ohio plunged off growing anger at Pyongyang’s latest Howard is 36. NFL quarterback Ben 20515, phone 202-225-4735, online phone 202-225-3365, online contact Claudette Colvin, a black high school an Atlanta highway ramp and nuclear test and rocket launch in defi- Roethlisberger is 35. Musician Mike contact page: bergman.house.gov. page: duffy.house.gov. student in Montgomery, Alabama, was slammed into the pavement below, ance of a ban on all nuclear-related “McDuck” Olson (Lake Street Dive) is State Sen. Tom Casperson, R- State Sen. Janet Bewley, D- arrested after refusing to give up her killing seven people, including the activity. After nearly a year aboard the 34. Actor Robert Iler is 32. Actress Escanaba, 4100 Binsfeld Building, Ashland, 126 South, State Capitol, seat on a public bus to a white pas- driver. Army Secretary Francis J. Har- international space station, NASA Nathalie Emmanuel is 28. Singer-rap- P.O. Box 30036, Lansing, MI 48909, P.O. Box 7882, Madison, WI 53707, senger. vey resigned following a scandal over astronaut Scott Kelly and Russia’s per-actress Becky G is 20. phone 517-373-7840, online contact phone 608-266-3510, online contact In 1965, the movie version of the substandard conditions for wounded Mikhail Kornienko returned to earth Thought for Today page: senatortomcasperson.com. page: legis.wisconsin.gov/sen- Rodgers and Hammerstein musical Iraq soldiers at Walter Reed Army aboard a Soyuz capsule. A convicted “Just as we are often moved to State Rep. Scott Dianda, D- ate/25/bewley. “The Sound of Music,” starring Julie Medical Center. Anna Nicole Smith rapist pleaded guilty in Charlottesville, merriment for no other reason than Calumet, S-1489 House Office State Rep. Beth Meyers, D-Bay- Andrews and Christopher Plummer, was buried in the Bahamas following Virginia, to killing two college students that the occasion calls for serious- Building, P.O. Box 30014, Lansing, field, 409 North, State Capitol, P.O. had its world premiere in New York. a lavish memorial service. in a deal that called for him to spend ness, so we are correspondingly seri- MI 48909, phone 517-373-0850, Box 8953, Madison, WI 53708, 608- In 1977, the U.S. House of Repre- Five years ago: Some 40 people the rest of his life in prison. ous when invited too freely to be online contact page: 266-7690, online contact page: sentatives adopted a strict code of were killed by tornadoes that struck Today’s Birthdays amused.” — Agnes Repplier, Ameri- dianda.housedems.com. [email protected]. Alabama, Georgia, Indiana, Kentucky Actor John Cullum is 87. Author can essayist (1858-1950).

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PUBLISHER EXECUTIVE ASSISTANT/ACCOUNTING DAILY GLOBE Sue Mizell Jenna Martilla yourdailyglobe.com MANAGING EDITOR CIRCULATION Award Winning Newspaper Larry Holcombe Marissa Casari USPS 269-980 ADVERTISING DIRECTOR LEAD PRESS Published daily Monday - Saturday Heidi Ofstad Bill Westerman (except Memorial Day, Independence Day, Labor Day, Thanksgiving, Christmas and New Year’s Day) Periodicals postage paid at Ironwood, MI 49938 POSTMASTER – Send changes of addresses to: The Daily Globe, P.O. Box 548, 118 E. McLeod Ave., Ironwood, MI 49938 906-932-2211 • 800-236-2887 • Fax 906-932-5358 THE DAILY GLOBE • YOURDAILYGLOBE.COM THURSDAY, MARCH 2, 2017 l 5 process to make. AREA / STATE Drugs In 2014, Sterbenz said the area saw a shift to the use of ‘Burn in hell’ Sentencing set crystal meth, which can some- times be produced as far away as From page 1 Mexico — mostly as a result of says wife whose in theft case According to an FBI report on the arrest of the local producers. ONTONAGON — Sentencing Wisconsin’s meth problem “(The area’s primary dealers) will be on March 27 for a Berg- released in January, meth usage bounce back and forth depending Detroit-area land man who entered a guilty has expanded between 250 and on who’s arrested,” Sterbenz told plea to a misdemeanor stolen 300 percent in the state from the Daily Globe. property charge Tuesday in 2011 to 2015 — with the west- The shift to crystal meth hap- husband killed 4 Ontonagon County Court. ern and rural areas seeing the pened during roughly the period DETROIT (AP) — A Detroit- Howard Yesney, 66, entered most concentrated usage of the heroin use in the area increased, area man who served 16 years in the plea to receiving and con- drug. Sterbenz said, with addicts prison for killing his first wife cealing stolen property, $200 or The increase in meth usage sometimes using both drugs at was locked up Wednesday for more, but less than $1,000. locally roughly began in 2012, the same time. nearly 50 more for the carbon- He was arrested for being according to Ironwood Public “They try and balance (meth monoxide deaths of his two involved in a scheme to defraud Safety Department Sgt. Matt and heroin) by having a little of young children and fatal shoot- a Hurley business, receiving fuel Sterbenz, the leader of the Goge- both, so they are not up non-stop ings of two stepchildren, an that belonged to another man. bic Iron Area Narcotics Team. but they aren’t completely down attack that also left his second Kenneth Wolfe Jr., 42, of Sterbenz said the increase and out in the dumps,” Sterbenz wife barely alive. Montreal, Wis., delivered fuel started with the use of “shake said. “Your justice will come when that belonged to South Shore Oil and bake” or “one pot” meth — a While local heroin use may you burn in hell for eternity,” Company in Hurley to Yesney. basic means of producing limited have declined following its sharp said Faith Green, who survived Wolfe was an employee of the oil quantities of the drug. rise in 2014, Sterbenz said he felt with a box-cutter scar visible Associated Press company. While this is the most com- meth has always remained at the from ear to chin. FAITH GREEN gives her victim impact speech during the sentencing of The scheme occurred from mon means of producing meth in higher rates. She wanted a no-parole sen- ex-husband Gregory Green at Wayne County Circuit Court in Detroit on January of 2015 up until the country, according to infor- This trend appears to be mir- tence for Gregory Green. But Wednesday, after he admitted to murdering her four children. Green September 2016. mation presented at the hearing, rored across the Upper Peninsu- Wayne County Judge Dana Hathaway said she would stick was sentenced to at least 47 years in prison Wednesday for the attack, the majority of meth used is the la and wider area, Sterbenz said, that also nearly killed Faith Green. more commonly known crystal based on his conversations with with the plea deal reached with meth — a higher-quality drug other law enforcement person- prosecutors, including a mini- cut in the face with a box cutter “It is tragic. It is heinous. It is requiring a more sophisticated nel. mum prison sentence of 47 years. and forced to watch as her beyond evil.” Snowmobiler The judge suggested that Green, teenage children were shot in When it was his turn to speak, who’s 50, likely won’t live long front of her, police said. Their Green said he was sorry and that dening to horticulture therapy at enough to see his first opportuni- two daughters were asphyxiated he thinks about his daughters killed in crash Therapy home and engaging non-garden- ty for parole at age 97. through carbon monoxide poison- every day. But he also seemed to ST. GERMAIN, Wis. — The ers. Hathaway said it’s the worst ing. offer an excuse, saying all he Oneida County Sheriff’s Depart- Designed to give the basic case she’s seen. Faith Green said she some- wanted was a “God-fearing” ment reported a 62-year-old knowledge of horticulture thera- From page 1 “Fathers are supposed to pro- times wakes up “screaming and spouse who would support him. Kenosha man died following a py to healthcare personnel and tect their children. Husbands are sweating,” thinking she can save “God knows the heart,” Green snowmobile accident in the town tunities available in the commu- other caregivers to implement supposed to protect their wives,” her children. said. “He knows how regretful of Newbold on Saturday night. nity. whatever horticulture therapy the judge said. “Then I realize that the night- and how sorry I am. Even now, A snowmobile driven by Jef- “That’s the opportunity to sit they want to implement in what- Police say Gregory Green mare is actually reality and my after all this, He still has a frey E. Schultz struck a utility down with presenters, to sit ever setting they are in, organiz- called 911 last September to children are really gone,” she plan.” pole. He was pronounced dead at down with our local master gar- ers hope the members of the gen- report the deaths of his daugh- said. The Greens married in 2010, the scene. deners, and really leave with an eral public also take something ters, ages 4 and 5, and stepchil- Assistant prosecutor Trisha two years after Gregory Green The crash was on a snowmo- idea how they could start imple- from it. dren, ages 19 and 17, at their Gerard said Gregory Green had left prison on his fifth request for bile trail near the Rustic Manor menting this as soon as this “It’s geared for the profes- Dearborn Heights home. planned the killings for days. parole. He had pleaded no con- in St. Germain. spring,” Nosal said. “It’s a little sional, (but) it would not be out Faith Green, who had filed for “Honestly, judge, there just test to killing his first wife, who A passenger, a 43-year-old bit of education, but then the of the realm of an individual divorce at the time, was bound, aren’t any words,” Gerard said. was pregnant, in 1991. man from St. Germain, sus- empowerment and resources to wanting to attend it them- tained non-life-threatening make something happen.” selves,” Darrin Kimbler, a horti- injuries and was transported to Today’s event will begin with culture educator with the exten- Attorney General suing Pharmaceuticals, Inc, and Teva antitrust laws. The complaint Howard Young Medical Center another speaker, before the sion office, said. drug companies Pharmaceuticals USA, Inc. against the companies allege the in Woodruff. group transitions into breakout One of the largest events of its regarding allegations the compa- companies routinely coordinated It was at least the 16th snow- sessions on a variety of topics — LANSING — Michigan Attor- type in Wisconsin, the summit is nies engaged in an illegal scheme marketing and pricing through mobile fatality of the winter in ranging from gardening with ney General Bill Schuette is being sponsored by the Range to reduce competition and direct interaction at industry the state. As of Wednesday adaptive tools and children gar- Master Gardeners. suing six generic drug companies manipulate prices, causing artifi- trade shows, customer confer- accused of illegally driving up morning, the Department of cially high prices for consumers ences and other events, as well Natural Resources had not costs and reducing competition of needed medications. as through direct contact with by joining a multi-state anti- updated its snowmobile fatality throughout northern Wisconsin, Schuette said, “Patients rely each other via email, telephone, list for two weeks. February Minnesota and the Upper Penin- trust lawsuit against the compa- on life saving antibiotics and dia- and text messages. sula. nies manufacturing doxycycline betes medication, and my manip- The lawsuit claims the effort The on the ground snow total hyclate delayed release, an ulating pricing they put greed to impact the market in the busi- Clarification Wednesday was 7 inches at the antibiotic and glyburide, an oral ahead of patient health.” nesses favor and thwart competi- From page 1 weather station near the Mon- diabetes medication. The original suit was filed in tion cause significant, harmful, The story, “Iron County to bid degrees, while the low was 20. treal River. The six companies are: Her- December, 2016. Wednesday’s and continuing negative impacts out recycling contract” in The year to date average tem- February produced 24.5 inch- itage Pharmaceuticals, Inc, amended filing moves the num- on patients access to market Wednesday’s paper should have perature has been 19.1 degrees, es of snow in Ironwood, not far Aurobindo Pharma USA, Inc., ber of states involved in the law- priced and effected medication. said the grant funding the coun- compared to the long-term aver- off from the average of 28.2 inch- Citron Pharma, LLC, Mayne suit from 20 to 40 and adds addi- ty recycling program has been age for the first two months of es, as the Climate Prediction Pharma (USA), Inc., Mylan tional violations of state —Ian Minielly reduced. 13.3. Center’s forecast of above aver- A total of 2.1 inches of snow age precipitation failed to mate- fell during the 24-hour period, rialize. Snyder attends THURSDAY EVENING MARCH 2, 2017 whipped around by strong winds The CPC predicts above nor- 7:00 7:30 8:00 8:30 9:00 9:30 10:00 10:30 11:00 11:30 that created drifting on the road- mal precipitation for the U.P. Supernatural “The Raid” Riverdale (N) ’ (TVPG) Seinfeld Seinfeld ’ The King of The King of Engagement Engagement winter conference # CW KDLH ways and hazardous driving through March and April. (N) ’ (TV14) (CC) (CC) (TVPG) (TVPG) Queens ’ Queens ’ WASHINGTON, D.C. Big Bang The Great (:01) Mom Life in Piec- Training Day “Wages of Local 3 (:35) The Late Show With James % — Michigan Gov. Rick Snyder CBS WJMN Theory Indoors (N) ’ (TV14) es ’ Sin” (N) ’ (TV14) (CC) News at Stephen Colbert (TVPG) Corden attended the annual National The Voice (N) ’ (TVPG) Chicago Med “Lose Your- The Blacklist: Redemp- KBJR 6- (:34) The Tonight Show Seth Meyers & NBC KBJR (CC) self” (N) ’ (TV14) tion (N) ’ (TV14) (CC) News Starring Jimmy Fallon ’ hall by March 15. 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POWELL, Wyo. (AP) — On the lyweds went to a North Fork Don said. morning of July 20, 1933, a doctor cabin, then to Yellowstone Nation- The family ties are strong. Don in rural Powell, Wyoming, deliv- al Park and on to Sun Valley, and Janie live on the land her ered a baby boy named Don Idaho. grandparents homesteaded in the Faxon. Hours later, the doctor was “And then we came back and early 1900s. called to another Powell home and went to farming and we’ve never Farming is all Don ever delivered a baby girl, Janie Ander- quit,” Don said with a laugh. thought of doing, Janie said. son. “It’s been good to us,” she said. The two would end up sharing FAMILY AND FARMING Over the years, their family has more than just a birthday — they Don started farming a couple grown to include 16 grandchil- have shared a lifetime together. hundred acres at first, and even- dren, 15 great-grandchildren and The couple celebrated their tually, that increased to a couple two great-great grandchildren. 65th wedding anniversary in June thousand acres. The Faxons “So our family is growing all and their 83rd birthdays a month raised a lot of sheep and grew the time,” Janie said. Associated Press later. beans and radish seed varieties in PERIOD ACTORS recite the Pledge of Allegiance during a ceremony, one of several taking place today at the “We’ve had a lot of good times the early years. ‘WE’VE ALWAYS BEEN State Capitol in Lincoln, Neb., Wednesday, to mark the 150th anniversary of the State of Nebraska. together,” said Janie (Anderson) Over the decades, Janie happi- GOOD FRIENDS’ Faxon. ly worked alongside her husband While Don and Janie have on the family’s farm. spent almost their entire lives in Nebraska celebrates 150 years EARLY YEARS “We had a lot of the same inter- Powell, the couple went to Arizona Don and Janie don’t remember ests. We both grew up on a farm,” for 22 winters until this year. exactly when they met. she said. “All he ever wanted to do “We enjoyed that, getting away “Probably around the first was farm, and that’s all I really from the ice and snow,” Janie said. with taste of history, culture grade,” Janie said. knew, too.” Unfortunately, this winter has While they knew one another That legacy continued, as the been one of the worst in recent LINCOLN, Neb. (AP) — Sandhill cranes flying over the Indians hunting in the Republi- growing up in Powell schools, couple raised their children on the memory. Nebraska celebrated 150 years Platte River in central Nebras- can River valley and pioneers Janie and Don weren’t close family farm north of Powell. “And here we are,” Don of statehood on Wednesday with ka. It’s from a photo by Lincoln breaking sod in an area known friends in their early years. From 1952 to 1962, they had laughed. tributes to its pioneer roots, his- photographer Michael Fors- at the time as the Great Ameri- In junior high, “we got to be five children — Jerry, Vicki, Glo- Don has a quiet, easygoing dis- tory-making citizens and natu- berg. can Desert. more friendly,” she said. ria, Andy and Lynda. position. ral splendor. “For all of us who love “Nebraska has always been a “We started going together Janie said she’s thankful they “He’s easy to live with, and he’s Hundreds gathered at the Nebraska, today is a special land of opportunity,” Ricketts when we were freshmen,” Janie raised their kids on the farm. always been good to us,” Janie Capitol to mark the anniversary day,” said Sara Crook, chair- said, calling it “the best place in said. “We went together pretty There was always something for said. with the formal unveiling of a woman of the Nebraska Sesqui- the world to live.” much all the way through high them to do. As the kids grew, they She told her granddaughters new state stamp and actor por- centennial Commission. The Nebraska History Muse- school, and two weeks after we also stayed busy with school activ- that she hopes they find a hus- trayals of author Willa Cather, Gov. Pete Ricketts said the um is also featuring a collection graduated, we got married.” ities, which meant a lot of taxiing band like their grandfather. Ponca Indian Chief Standing sesquicentennial gives resi- of scene paintings from each of They were just 17 years old back and forth into town. Janie told them: “If you can Bear and William “Buffalo Bill” dents the chance to reflect on the state’s 93 counties. when they said, “I do.” The years flew by. find as good a man as I did, then Cody. how blessed they are to live in Nebraska became the “Everybody thought we were “Somehow you think it’s lag- you’ll be OK, but don’t get in a The state stamp formally Nebraska. Ricketts recalled a nation’s 37th state on March 1, too young, and we probably were,” ging along, but when you get past rush.” unveiled at the Capitol shows history that includes Pawnee 1867. Janie said. “But something it, it’s went so fast, you don’t know As Don and Janie reflected on worked. We’re still together.” what to do,” Janie said. their marriage of more than 65 They got married on June 12, Today, the couple’s son, Jerry, years, they said they’ve gotten 1951, and shared an anniversary and grandson, Paul, continue to along well through the decades. with Don’s parents, Hazel and farm the same ground that’s been “I guess we don’t fight with From prison to the Oscars: The story of ‘Gary from Chicago’ Cheney Faxon. in the family for decades. each other, do we?” Don said. Don and Janie exchanged vows Paul and his family live in the “No, we don’t really fight,” LOS ANGELES (AP) — “Gary 20 years for petty theft when he “If you watched the Oscars, you in a small wedding ceremony at home where Don and Janie lived Janie said. from Chicago,” the everyman cata- was released, and had a 1975 con- know the rest,” she said. Janie’s family home east of Powell for many years. Before that, Don’s In addition to sharing similar pulted to fame when he walked viction for attempted rape when Coe’s daughter said she did not — just down the road from where grandparents owned the place. interests, the couple also works into the Oscars and onto the he was a teenager. see the show Sunday, but her the couple lives today. “There’s been six generations well together. Their friendship world’s biggest stage, had just been The 59-year-old Coe said in an phone buzzed with messages the For their honeymoon, the new- that have lived in that house,” has spanned more than 70 years. released from prison days earlier. interview with ABC7 in Chicago day after. Gary Alan Coe was among a that he is a changed man. Jacqui Williams, 36, a Chicago group of tourists who were led into “I’m the luckiest man in the native who lives in Lafayette, Indi- the show during a one of host world,” he told the TV station. “It’s ana, told The Tribune her father Gymnast Olga Korbut’s gold medal from 1972 Games nets $66,000 Jimmy Kimmel’s gags. Coe and a sad day to be in prison for 20 was born in Memphis, Tennessee, How much is a 1972 gold release Tuesday her 1976 gold silver as a 17-year-old at the 1972 his fiancee posed for selfies with years and not be able to be a dad, and moved to Chicago at age 12 in medal won by Soviet gymnast was auctioned for more than Munich Games, and added a gold Hollywood stars, had Denzel granddad to your children.” 1969. He moved to the West Coast Olga Korbut worth? According to $57,000 last weekend. and silver at Montreal in 1976. Washington perform a faux wed- Coe’s public defender Karen in 1992. She declined to comment a recent auction, $66,000. Korbut, nicknamed “The Spar- Korbut, who lives in Arizona, ding for them and held Mahersha- Nash said he was released Friday. about his time in prison. Korbut let go of five of her row from Minsk,” sprang onto the says she sold her medals to share la Ali’s Oscar trophy. She posted a photo on Monday of “He’s a really sweet, genuine, medals, including the gold she Olympic scene by performing her Olympic experiences, not Coe’s public defender said in a the pair, saying she had worked loving-type of dad. He’s the best. won in team competition in 1972. acrobatics no one had seen because she is in any sort of Facebook post that he had served on his case for years. I’m proud of him,” Williams said. Heritage Auctions said in a before. She won three golds and a financial crisis.

NOTICE TO ELECTORS OF THE NOTICE TO ELECTORS OF THE CITY OF IRONWOOD, MICHIGAN CITY OF IRONWOOD, MICHIGAN OF INTENT TO ISSUE OF INTENT TO ISSUE SEWAGE DISPOSAL SYSTEM REVENUE BONDS WATER SUPPLY SYSTEM REVENUE BONDS AND THE RIGHT OF REFERENDUM RELATING THERETO AND THE RIGHT OF REFERENDUM RELATING THERETO PLEASE TAKE NOTICE that the City of Ironwood, County of Gogebic, State of PLEASE TAKE NOTICE that the City of Ironwood, County of Gogebic, State of Michigan (the “City”), intends to issue and sell revenue bonds pursuant to Act 94, Public Michigan (the “City”), intends to issue and sell revenue bonds pursuant to Act 94, Public Acts of Michigan, 1933, as amended, in one or more series, in an aggregate principal Acts of Michigan, 1933, as amended, in one or more series, in an aggregate principal amount not to exceed Four Hundred Seventy Thousand Dollars ($470,000). The bonds amount not to exceed Three Million Three Hundred Thousand Dollars ($3,300,000). The will be issued for the purpose of paying all or part of the cost of acquiring and constructing bonds will be issued for the purpose of paying all or part of the cost of acquiring and con- improvements to the City’s sewage disposal system, consisting generally of the replace- structing improvements to the City’s water supply system, consisting generally of the re- ment of sanitary sewer lines, manholes and service leads, together with related improve- placement of water distribution mains, water transmission mains, valves and hydrants, ments, structures, equipment and appurtenances. together with related improvements, structures, equipment and appurtenances. SOURCE OF PAYMENT OF REVENUE BONDS SOURCE OF PAYMENT OF REVENUE BONDS THE PRINCIPAL OF AND INTEREST ON SAID REVENUE BONDS SHALL BE THE PRINCIPAL OF AND INTEREST ON SAID REVENUE BONDS SHALL BE PAYABLE solely from the revenues received by the City from the operation of the City’s PAYABLE solely from the revenues received by the City from the operation of the City’s sewage disposal system. Said revenues will consist of rates and charges that may from water supply system. Said revenues will consist of rates and charges that may from time time to time be revised to provide sufficient revenues to provide for the expenses of op- to time be revised to provide sufficient revenues to provide for the expenses of operating erating and maintaining the system, to pay the principal of and interest on said bonds and and maintaining the system, to pay the principal of and interest on said bonds and to pay to pay other obligations of the system. other obligations of the system. BOND DETAILS BOND DETAILS SAID BONDS will be payable in annual installments not to exceed forty (40) in number SAID BONDS will be payable in annual installments not to exceed forty (40) in num- and will bear interest at the rate or rates to be determined at a public or private sale, but ber and will bear interest at the rate or rates to be determined at a public or private sale, in no event to exceed four percent (4%) per annum on the balance of the bonds from time but in no event to exceed four percent (4%) per annum on the balance of the bonds from to time remaining unpaid. time to time remaining unpaid. RIGHT OF REFERENDUM RIGHT OF REFERENDUM THE REVENUE BONDS WILL BE ISSUED WITHOUT A VOTE OF THE ELEC- THE REVENUE BONDS WILL BE ISSUED WITHOUT A VOTE OF THE ELEC- TORS OF THE CITY UNLESS A PETITION REQUESTING SUCH A VOTE SIGNED TORS OF THE CITY UNLESS A PETITION REQUESTING SUCH A VOTE SIGNED BY NOT LESS THAN 10% OF THE REGISTERED ELECTORS RESIDING WITHIN BY NOT LESS THAN 10% OF THE REGISTERED ELECTORS RESIDING WITHIN THE BOUNDARIES OF THE CITY IS FILED WITH THE CITY CLERK OF THE THE BOUNDARIES OF THE CITY IS FILED WITH THE CITY CLERK OF THE CITY WITHIN FORTY-FIVE (45) DAYS AFTER PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE. CITY WITHIN FORTY-FIVE (45) DAYS AFTER PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE. IF SUCH PETITION IS FILED, THE BONDS MAY NOT BE ISSUED WITHOUT AN IF SUCH PETITION IS FILED, THE BONDS MAY NOT BE ISSUED WITHOUT AN APPROVING VOTE OF A MAJORITY OF THE QUALIFIED ELECTORS OF THE APPROVING VOTE OF A MAJORITY OF THE QUALIFIED ELECTORS OF THE CITY VOTING THEREON. CITY VOTING THEREON.

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Karen M. Gullan Karen M. Gullan City Clerk City Clerk City of Ironwood City of Ironwood 213 S. Marquette Street 213 S. Marquette Street Ironwood, Michigan 49938 Ironwood, Michigan 49938 THE DAILY GLOBE • YOURDAILYGLOBE.COM AREA / NATION THURSDAY, MARCH 2, 2017 l 7 Obituaries WASHINGTON

Jack W. Scuffham IRONWOOD, Mich. — Jack W. Scuffham, 100, of Ironwood, formerly of Stambaugh, passed away on Wednesday, March 1, 2017, in Ironwood. He was born May 10, 1916, in Gaastra, the son of the late Kyme and Alice (Cummings) Scuffham. Jack graduated from Stambaugh High School in 1934. On July 12, 1938, he married Inez Ruth Ogren at the First Lutheran Church in Iron River. She preceded him in death on Jan. 9, 2009. Jack worked in the local iron mines for over 30 years. For many years after retirement, Jack and his wife, Inez, resided in Apache Junction, Ariz., over the winter months. Jack enjoyed hunting, fishing, trap- ping and spending time at his camp on the North Branch of the Paint River. Jack also enjoyed watching baseball and was an avid Detroit Tiger fan. He is survived by his son, Len (Janet) Scuffham of Ironwood; his daughter, Bonita Jack W. (James) LaFountain of Plainfield, Ill.; three Scuffham grandchildren, Bruce (Briannna) Scuffham of 1916 — 2017 Pittsboro, N.C., Michael Scuffham of Ann Arbor, and Shelley (Jerry) Gabriel of Joliet, Ill.; and great- grandson, James Gabriel. In addition to his wife and parents, he was preceded in death by his brothers Clyde Scuffham, Noel Scuffham, Earl Associated Press Scuffham, and Ralph Scuffham. STORM CLOUDS begin to form over the White House in Washington Wednesday. The White House counsel’s office has instructed the president’s A graveside service will be held in the spring in Stambaugh aides to preserve materials that could be connected to Russian interference in the 2016 election and related issues, three administration officials Cemetery. said Wednesday. Range Funeral Service and Crematory, Frick-Zielinski Funeral Home of Bessemer, MI is assisting the family with arrangements. To send online condolences, visit us at rangefu- White House staff told to preserve Russia-related materials neralservices.com. WASHINGTON (AP) — White cials who confirmed that White on the campaign, relevant mate- congressional intelligence com- House lawyers have instructed House staffers were instructed to rial from the election. mittees to push back against it. John P. Goss the president’s aides to preserve comply did so on the condition of Congressional staffers have The involvement of North materials that could be connect- anonymity because they were not said they are not aware of any Carolina Sen. Richard Burr and BESSEMER, Mich. — John P. Goss, 83, a long-time resi- ed to Russian interference in the authorized to publicly disclose evidence that materials related California Rep. 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Federal investiga- administration may try to cover The White House has last week asked the White House tors have been looking into possi- up its ties to Russia by deleting acknowledged that Michael Nielsen: Nearly 48 million biggest audience for Trump’s and law enforcement agencies to ble contacts between Trump emails, texts and other records Flynn, Trump’s former national watch Trump’s address to speech Tuesday night, with 10.8 keep all materials involving con- advisers and Russia, while con- that could shine a light on those security adviser, misled top offi- nation million viewers. NBC’s 9.1 mil- tacts that Trump’s administra- gressional committees are inves- connections. 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The White House has about the contacts days after the Barack Obama, who drew an speeches reached 39.8 million for viduals to preserve relevant White House staff to preserve launched an aggressive effort to inauguration. Trump fired Flynn audience of 52.4 million in 2009. George W. Bush in 2001 and 66.9 records. material from Trump’s time in discredit the report, including after the discrepancies in his Fox News Channel had the million for Bill Clinton in 1993. The three administration offi- office, and for those who worked enlisting GOP chairmen of the account were publicly revealed.

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Gogebic had it down field-Marenisco girls basketball INVER GROVE HEIGHTS, to five points, 34-29 and a bit team is hoping the third time is Minn. — The Samsons’ offensive later, six points on a basket by the charm on Friday as the Car- numbers were equally grim in Garfield Voker, 37-31, but DCTC dinals will tip off against Crystal both halves of Wednesday night’s dropped a 3 and got a steal and Falls Forest Park in the Class D NJCAA Division II Region 13 layup before halftime to take a District 127 final for the third tournament semifinal. 42-31 lead into the half. time in four years. They scored 31 points and “We made a couple crucial The Cardinals reached the shot 32.4 percent in the first half. turnovers right before the half final with a 62-35 semifinal win They scored 31 points and shot and next thing you know we’re over tournament host Republic- 32.4 percent in the second half. down 11 going into the half and Michigamme on Wednesday All together, it wasn’t enough we lost our mojo a little bit,” evening. as Dakota County Technical Col- Mackey said. “It was a big differ- “ M a y b e lege ended Gogebic Community ence to be down five vs. 11. They this will be College’s season with an 82-62 were a couple uncharacteristic the year,” victory Wednesday night. turnovers. We had six turnovers said Cardi- Gogebic finished the season at in the first half, we had two or nal coach 19-10. three in the last two minutes.” B r u c e “Very disappointed to lose. Kyle Smith hit a 3 with 14:23 Mahler of When you don’t play your best left in the game to pull Gogebic their oppor- game, you’re frustrated,” GCC within eight, 53-45. A 19-6 tunity to beat the Trojans in the coach Dennis Mackey said. “We DCTC run put Gogebic down 21 district final. “We’ll have to step had a decent year. We played points and DCTC was on its way up our game and limit our mis- well. We’ve come a long way to a big win. DCTC will host the takes.” since the start of the season.” Region 13 championship game Tip off for the championship The teams split the regular- Sunday night. game on Friday at Republic is 7 season games in two competitive Brandon Emery led GCC with p.m. EST. matchups, but GCC couldn’t get 17 points. Davonte Williamson Mahler credited Wednesday’s enough shots to fall as DCTC had 14 and Voker scored 12. win to “intensity.” (12-14) pulled away for a surpris- Gogebic missed Morgan Cox “We played well. Everybody ing runaway victory. While (6-2), who was out with a leg got significant playing time and Gogebic’s 3-point percentage injury that has kept him out at nine of 12 scored,” he said. wasn’t bad — 8 of 28 for 28.6 per- times in the second half of the Saundra Libertoski led the cent — they shot just 12 of 37 season. Mackey said they may Cardinals with 18 points. Rachel overall from the field in the first have missed him more on the Obradovich scored 16 and Dari- half and 11 of 34 in the second defensive end. enne Korpi added 14. half. “But also on the offensive end Taylin Raisanen paced the “We knew coming in we had to where he can get to the rack and Hawks with 19 points. make shots. We didn’t do it and get some offensive rebounds and The Cardinals’ record is 10- we paid the price,” Mackey said. finish at the rim,” Mackey said. 12. “We missed a lot of bunnies. “It would have been huge to have CFFP reached Friday’s final Obviously they have a size him in there, obviously.” with a 58-34 win over Ewen- advantage and we were worried Joey Johnson (6-3) led DCTC Trout Creek in Wednesday’s about their size. But we have to with 19 points. Cole Murray (6-8) other semifinal game. finish some of those plays.” had 14 and Matt Lilliquist (6-8) Republic-Michigamme 4 13 26 35 DCTC coach Kelly Boe said scored nine. Wakefield-Marenisco 18 32 49 62 R-M — Taylin Raisanen 19, Taylor Kamanen 3, they wanted to force GCC to be DCTC’s size advantage was Rachel Kamanen 2, Kaitlyn Ambuehl 2, Nikki Wuortanen stand-still shooters and not con- tough to overcome. 9. FTs: 5-0. 3-pointers: Raisanen 4, Wuortanen 1. Fouls: trol the pace. “That’s part of the reason, too, 28. Fouled out: Ambuehl. W-M — Ebanie Delich 2, Darienne Korpi 14, Cloe Bac- “They’ve got some firepower. playing zone,” Boe said. “We hand 3, Saundra Libertoski 18, Alexa Jilek 5, Allie Good- They get some guys going, probably would have had a really man 1, Elizabeth Makela 1, Rachel Obradovich 16, Ally they’re really good off screens, off Yon. FTs: 13-15. 3-pointers: Libertoski 2, Korpi 1. Fouls: hard time trying to guard them if 28. Fouled out: None. the dribble, they have some guys we would have played man with that can get really hot,” he said. two 6-8 guys. We were able to “We were just able to keep them exploit some things to get the Jason Juno/Daily Globe standing still enough in the zone ball inside. … We were able to Ewen-Trout Creek GCC’S DAVONTE WILLIAMSON, right, reaches for a rebound corralled by DCTC’s Cole Murray during and it just worked to our advan- Wednesday’s NJCAA Division II Region 13 semifinal against Dakota County Technical College at Inver Hills tage.” Community College in Inver Grove Heights, Minn. Gogebic led 15-10 early on, falls to CFFP SAMSONS — page 10 58-34 in semifinal WIAA DIVISION 5 GIRLS SECTIONAL REPUBLIC — The Ewen- Trout Creek girls basketball season came to an end Wednes- day evening with a 58-34 loss to Cyrstal Falls Forest Park in a Class D 127 district semifinal Tiger girls take first bite of sectional play tonight tournament game at Republic. By JASON JUNO The Trojans’ superior size and [email protected] physical play proved too much SUPERIOR, Wis. — Mercer for the Panthers, who finished faces a familiar opponent in its the season 12-7. first sectional game tonight. “They were bigger and more The No. 2-seeded Tigers (17- physical than us and kept us out 5) split with top-seed South of the lane,” said E-TC coach Shore (19-5) during the regular Jacky Besonen. “They got a lot of season with each team winning o f f e n s i v e at home. r e b o u n d s The WIAA Division 5 section- early on and al semifinal will be at Superior that gave Senior High School at 7 p.m. them more shots “It’s going to be a fun game,” at the baskets.” Mercer coach Shannon Hiller The Trojans led said. “I think we’re playing 16-7 after one quar- really good basketball right ter and 30-12 at half- now.” time. The winner plays in the sec- Abby Nylund led tional final at Spooner on Satur- CFFP with 16 points. day at 1 p.m. Clayton (25-0) “She’s they’re senior point plays McDonell Central (22-3) in guard and she had a very good the other sectional semifinal game for them on offense and tonight at Chetek-Weyer- defense.” haeuser. Clayton is the top seed Besonen said she was proud in that bracket with McDonell of her team’s effort. “We played the 2 seed. hard and only had 12 turnovers, Mercer has won six straight and they pressed us the whole games and is 13-3 since a Christ- game.” mas break win over Three Jason Juno/Daily Globe Eighth grader Elise Besonen Lakes. They picked up Hiller’s The WIAA Division 5 regional champion Mercer Tigers are from left, first row: Aubrey Schoeneman, Rebecca Spagnuolo and Haley Hill; second led E-TC with 14 points. Paige first win over South Shore on row: manager Molly Hohner, Jessica Klopatek, Mya Towne, Zoe Botes, Caitlyn Hiller, coach Shannon Hiller, Gwen Allen, Sydney Thompson, Bil- Bergland and Emily Driesenga Jan. 27, 44-36. lie Botes, Bailey Thompson, Ella Torkelson and assistant coach Nicole Koenig. both had eight points. “When we knocked Bayfield Coach Besonen said she told off a week after that, that solidi- ago we played Lakeland Confer- Hiller said South Shore has a to worry about Mercer senior had 16 points in the regional the girls after the game that she fied it. We’ve been on a pretty ence teams. This year we get to few players who can hit shots, Caitlyn Hiller, who averages final. was not disappointed in the sea- good run ever since then,” Hiller play an Indianhead Conference but the defensive focus has to be nearly 20 points per game. She “They have to stop our big son. said. team. I think it just speaks vol- on Kavajecz, who averages 22.4 had 24 points in Mercer’s region- girls,” coach Hiller said. “If they “We had our first winning While the sectional tourna- umes about the depth and level points per game and was the al final victory over Bayfield can’t stop our big girls, they’re season since 2013. We played a ment is new to Mercer, South of play of the IC. It’s nice to have Indianhead Conference Player of Saturday night. going to have a long, long day. very good team tonight.” Shore won the sectional and two IC teams at sectionals. It’s the Year last year. Mercer can’t Mercer also has two bigs to Our outside game is pretty dead- The Panthers will return four went to state two years ago with going to be an old-fashioned forget about her on the other end contend with in Sydney Thomp- ly too at times. We’re kind of a starters next season. sectional victories over Minong Indianhead Conference either as the super quick Kava- son and Rebecca Spagnuolo, two-headed monster. We’re The Trojans will play either Northwood and Chippewa Falls shootout.” jecz averages 6.4 steals per both of whom are 6 feet tall. focusing on getting it into our Wakefield-Marenisco at Repub- McDonell Central. They beat South Shore’s win over Mer- game. “My biggest concern is Mer- bigs.” lic in the district final on Friday Siren in the 2014 semifinal but cer came on Dec. 9 in Port Wing, “Those passes have to be crisp cer’s size and giving up offensive Mercer’s Gwen Allen aver- at 7 p.m. EST. fell to Owen-Withee in the final. 68-47. One major difference in because she’ll lay back and you rebounds,” Tiberg said. “We ages over 10 points per game Ewen-Trout Creek 7 12 25 34 Crystal Falls Forest Park 16 30 48 58 They were led by Megan the meetings was the perfor- think that she can’t get to it and need to do a good job boxing out and has been playing well of late E-TC — Paige Berglund 8, Caitlyn Brady 2, Emily Gustafson, who is playing in the mance of South Shore’s Shauna bam, she gets to that passing and be even with them with also. Driesenga 8, Elise Besonen 14, Ava Moilanen 2. FTs: 2- Kavajecz. She tallied 20 points lane and she’s back the other rebounds. They hurt us with Both teams are without one 2. 3-pointers: Besonen 2. Fouls: 15. Fouled out: None. Big Ten for Iowa now. CFFP — Abby Nylund 16, Taylor Honkala 2, Becky “It should be exciting,” South and eight steals in the win, but way for a layup,” Hiller said. offensive rebounds at Mercer.” starter, post player Bailey Showers 4, Becky Galenda 7, Jenna Grabowski 15, Han- Shore coach Ryan Tiberg said. was held to just eight points and Just as Mercer has to worry The Tigers have every inten- Thompson for Mercer and guard nah Logan 3, Hannah Cross 11. FTs: 16-23. 3-pointers: three steals in the loss. about Kavajecz, South Shore has tion of finding their bigs. Both Kira Waters for South Shore. Nylund 1, Cross 1. Fouls: 12. Fouled out: None. “Two years ago and three years 10 l THURSDAY, MARCH 2, 2017 SPORTS THE DAILY GLOBE • YOURDAILYGLOBE.COM Daily Globe Scoreboard NBA

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Toronto at Washington, 7 p.m. terms with RHPs Tyler Glasnow, Clay points to go with five rebounds GP WLOT Pts GF GA NORTHWESTERN (21-9) — Law 7-10 L.A. Clippers at Milwaukee, 8 p.m. Holmes, Nick Kingham, Chad Kuhl, Pat Montreal 64 35 21 8 78 177 163 2-2 18, Pardon 4-5 1-4 9, McIntosh 6-16 Memphis at Dallas, 8:30 p.m. Light, Dovydas Neverauskas, A.J. and five assists. The Bucks also Ottawa 61 33 22 6 72 161 162 0-0 13, Lindsey 2-6 4-5 9, Lumpkin 1-2 0- Brooklyn at Utah, 9 p.m. Schugel, Jameson Taillon and Trevor got 15 points and nine rebounds Oklahoma City at Phoenix, 9 p.m. Boston 63 33 24 6 72 176 166 0 2, Taphorn 2-5 1-1 6, Skelly 3-3 0-1 6, Williams; LHPs Steven Brault, Felipe from Giannis Antetokounmpo, Toronto 62 28 2113 69 190 185 Benson 2-3 0-0 4, Ash 0-1 0-0 0. Totals San Antonio at New Orleans, 9:30 p.m. Rivero and Tyler Webb; INFs Josh Bell, Florida 62 29 2310 68 158 174 27-51 8-13 67. Boston at L.A. Lakers, 10:30 p.m. Chris Bostick, Phil Gosselin, Alen Han- but failed in their attempt to win Tampa Bay 62 29 25 8 66 175 174 Halftime—Northwestern 30-28. 3-Point Saturday’s Games son, Max Moroff and Gift Ngoepe; OFs back-to-back home games for the Buffalo 63 26 2611 63 156 181 Goals—Michigan 8-22 (Walton 4-8, Detroit at Philadelphia, 6 p.m. Adam Frazier and Jose Osuna; and C Detroit 61 25 2610 60 153 180 Robinson 2-3, Abdur-Rahkman 2-4, Wag- Cleveland at Miami, 8 p.m. Elias Diaz on one-year contracts. first time since Jan. 2. Metropolitan Division ner 0-1, Irvin 0-2, Simpson 0-2, Wilson 0- Toronto at Milwaukee, 8 p.m. BASKETBALL Once Denver’s 31-point cush- GP WLOT Pts GF GA 2), Northwestern 5-13 (Law 2-4, Taphorn L.A. Clippers at Chicago, 8:30 p.m. CLEVELAND CAVALIERS — Waived ion was significantly trimmed, Washington 62 42 13 7 91 207 134 1-2, McIntosh 1-3, Lindsey 1-4). Fouled Charlotte at Denver, 9 p.m. G Jordan McRae. Columbus 61 39 16 6 84 199 146 Out—None. Rebounds—Michigan 24 Memphis at Houston, 9 p.m. OKLAHOMA CITY THUNDER — the Nuggets could no longer rest Pittsburgh 62 38 16 8 84 214 175 (Wagner 10), Northwestern 27 (Pardon Minnesota at San Antonio, 9 p.m. Signed G Norris Cole. their starters. Brooklyn at Portland, 10 p.m. N.Y. Rangers63 40 21 2 82 207 168 8). Assists—Michigan 13 (Walton 6), WASHINGTON WIZARDS — Signed G After Matthew Dellavedova’s N.Y. Islanders61 29 2210 68 180 182 Northwestern 20 (McIntosh 5). Total Brndon Jennings. Waiving F Danuel Philadelphia 62 29 26 7 65 161 187 Fouls—Michigan 15, Northwestern 18. DENVERBucks (110) — GallinariBox 6-11 8-8 House. basket cut Denver’s lead to 90-77 New Jersey 62 25 2512 62 145 180 A—8,117 (8,117). 22, Chandler 4-8 3-4 13, Jokic 6-10 1-2 FOOTBALL with 8:41 left, Gallinari and Carolina 60 25 2510 60 151 175 13, Harris 6-12 0-0 14, Murray 4-13 0-0 LOS ANGELES RAMS — Placed a Jokic walked to the scorer’s WESTERN CONFERENCE All NBATimes EST 10, Barton 5-11 3-3 13, Hernangomez 2-3 franchise tag on CB Trumaine Johnson. Central Division EASTERN CONFERENCE 3-3 8, Plumlee 3-6 0-0 6, Arthur 1-1 0-0 2, PITTSBURGH STEELERS — Signed table. And after Greg Monroe’s GP WLOT Pts GF GA Atlantic Division Mudiay 4-9 0-0 9. Totals 41-84 18-20 110. LB James Harrison to a two-year contract. offensive rebound and layup got Minnesota 61 41 14 6 88 209 147 Antetokounmpo W L Pct GB MILWAUKEE (98) — HOCKEY Milwaukee to 94-82 with 6:57 Chicago 63 40 18 5 85 191 160 Boston 39 22 .639 — 5-13 5-6 15, Snell 3-8 0-0 7, Maker 1-2 0- ARIZONA COYOTES — Recalled F Nashville 63 32 22 9 73 188 177 Toronto 36 25 .590 3 0 3, Vaughn 0-1 0-0 0, Brogdon 7-16 1-1 Anthony Duclair from Tucson (AHL). remaining, Wilson Chandler and St. Louis 62 31 26 5 67 173 179 New York 25 36 .410 14 17, Henson 3-6 0-0 6, Teletovic 0-2 0-0 0, CHICAGO BLACKHAWKS — Traded rookie Jamal Murray, starting in Winnipeg 64 28 30 6 62 189 205 Philadelphia 22 38 .367 16½ Monroe 4-10 3-3 11, Terry 1-3 0-0 3, Fs Spencer Abbott and Sam Carrick to Dallas 63 25 2810 60 176 203 Brooklyn 9 49 .155 28½ Dellavedova 7-9 0-0 15, Middleton 7-12 4- Anaheim for F Kenton Helgeson and a place of Nelson, got up off the Colorado 61 17 41 3 37 121 203 Southeast Division 5 21, Toupane 0-1 0-0 0. Totals 38-83 13- 2019 seventh-round draft pick. bench. Pacific Division W L Pct GB 15 98. COLORADO AVALANCHE — Traded That was as close as the Bucks GP WLOT Pts GF GA Washington 36 23 .610 — Denver 32 31 23 24 — 110 F Joe Whitney to Arizona for F Brendan Associated Press San Jose 62 37 18 7 81 173 146 Ranford; D Cody Corbett to Washing- got, but their rally did give Jokic Atlanta 34 26 .567 2½ Milwaukee 15 22 29 32 — 98 DENVER NUGGETS center Mason Plumlee goes up for a basket against Edmonton 64 34 22 8 76 183 167 Miami 28 33 .459 9 3-Point Goals—Denver 10-33 (Gallinari ton for G Joe Cannata; and W Jarome a chance to get another triple- Anaheim 63 32 2110 74 162 161 2-5, Chandler 2-5, Harris 2-6, Murray 2-9, Iginla to Los Angeles for a conditional Milwaukee Bucks forward Giannis Antetokounmpo during the first half Charlotte 26 34 .433 10½ double. He needed three more Calgary 64 34 26 4 72 171 178 Orlando 22 39 .361 15 Hernangomez 1-2, Mudiay 1-3, Barton 0- 2018 fourth-round draft pick. Assigned Wednesday in Milwaukee. Los Angeles 63 30 27 6 66 155 158 Central Division 3), Milwaukee 9-18 (Middleton 3-3, Brog- Ranford and Cannata to San Antonio points when he re-entered the Vancouver 62 26 29 7 59 145 179 W L Pct GB don 2-3, Maker 1-1, Terry 1-2, Dellavedo- (AHL). game and surpassed it on his of Freedom he recently received Arizona 62 22 33 7 51 149 200 va 1-2, Snell 1-5, Antetokounmpo 0-1, DALLAS STARS — Reassigned LW Cleveland 41 18 .695 — TIP-INSNuggets: Denver coach from President Barack Obama. NOTE: Two points for a win, one point Indiana 31 29 .517 10½ Toupane 0-1). Fouled Out—None. Remi Elie to Texas (AHL). Traded LW jumper with 4:22 left. Jokic for overtime loss. Chicago 30 30 .500 11½ Rebounds—Denver 45 (Jokic 14), Mil- Lauri Korpikoski to Columbus for D Dillon totaled 19 points, 16 rebounds Michael Malone earned his 100th The Bucks began a stretch that Tuesday’s Games Detroit 29 32 .475 13 waukee 34 (Monroe, Antetokounmpo 9). Heatherington. includes six of seven games at Washington 4, N.Y. Rangers 1 Assists—Denver 21 (Jokic 10), Milwau- DETROIT RED WINGS — Traded F and 10 assists against the Bulls. win in his three-year career. He Milwaukee 26 33 .441 15 home. Boston 4, Arizona 1 WESTERN CONFERENCE kee 26 (Monroe 6). Total Fouls—Denver Steve Ott to Montreal for a 2018 sixth- Denver led 84-53 after Murray has 149 losses. Nelson remained Philadelphia 4, Colorado 0 Southwest Division 15, Milwaukee 19. A—13,214 (18,717). round draft pick; F Thomas Vanek to Flori- stole the ball from Middleton, at the team hotel. Denver shot 59 Nashville 5, Buffalo 4, OT da for D Dylan McIlrath and a conditional WLPct GB which led to a layup by Gary percent in the first quarter en Montreal 1, Columbus 0, OT San Antonio 45 13 .776 — DETROITPistons (86) — Morris Box 5-12 0-2 11, 2017 third-round draft pick; and F Tomas UP NEXT Florida 3, Carolina 2, SO Houston 42 19 .689 4½ Leuer 11-23 0-0 22, Drummond 6-13 1-10 Jurco to Chicago for a 2017 third-round Harris with 3:50 left in the third. route to a 32-15 lead. Nuggets: Host the Charlotte Edmonton 2, St. Louis 1 Memphis 36 25 .590 10½ 13, Jackson 4-16 0-0 8, Caldwell-Pope 2- draft pick. Recalled LW Mitch Callahan The Bucks scored 13 of the final Bucks: Milwaukee honored Hornets on Saturday. Minnesota 6, Winnipeg 5 from Grand Rapids (AHL). Assigned McIl- Dallas 24 36 .400 22 11 0-0 5, Bullock 0-0 0-0 0, Johnson 1-7 Kareem Abdul-Jabbar at half- Bucks: Host the Los Angeles Dallas 3, Pittsburgh 2 New Orleans 24 37 .393 22½ 0-0 2, Harris 6-10 2-5 15, Baynes 1-3 0-0 rath to Grand Rapids (AHL). 15 points in the quarter, howev- er. time for the Presidential Medal Clippers on Friday. Northwestern nips Michigan Davis scores 33, Pelicans beat Pistons NEW ORLEANS (AP) — Anthony Davis had 33 points and 14 rebounds, and the New at buzzer Orleans Pelicans snapped a three-game skid with a 109-86 EVANSTON, Ill. (AP) — victory over the Detroit Pistons Moments like this were exactly on Wednesday night. what coach Chris Collins envi- Pistons 6-foot-11 center Andre sioned for Northwestern and just Drummond was ejected for swat- what he sold his players on when ting at the back of 6-1 Pelicans he was making his recruiting guard Tim Frazier’s head after pitch. Frazier had ripped away a A packed crowd roaring from rebound late in the third quar- the opening tip. A raucous cele- ter. Drummond had 13 points bration after a spectacular, and 17 rebounds to that point, buzzer-beating play. And anoth- but also missed nine of 10 free er big step toward an NCAA throws. Tournament for a program still Jrue Holiday had 22 points for trying to get there. the Pelicans, who were without Dererk Pardon scored on a newly acquired All-Star DeMar- layup at the buzzer off a long cus Cousins because of Cousins’ inbound pass from Nathan one-game suspension that was Taphorn to give Northwestern a triggered when he received his 67-65 victory over Michigan on 18th technical foul of this season Wednesday night. on Sunday night. The Wildcats (21-9, 10-7 Big Dante Cunningham added 16 Ten) set a program record for for New Orleans, hitting four 3- wins and moved closer to that pointers. ever-elusive tournament bid Jon Leuer scored 22 points thanks to one spectacular finish. and Tobias Harris added 15 The ball got knocked out of points for Detroit. bounds after the Wolverines’ Zak Drummond had been a Irvin missed a 3-pointer in the rebounding force on both ends of Associated Press closing seconds, and what tran- the court. His ejection made it NEW ORLEANS Pelicans forward Anthony Davis, right, shoots during spired from there was nothing tough for the Pistons, who’d the first half against the Detroit Pistons in New Orleans Wednesday. short of wild. played a night earlier, to keep Both teams called timeouts. pace down the stretch. it 88-78. Cunningham and Moore because of Cousins’ absence, had Collins decided to go for the win Detroit trailed by only six each added 3s soon after, and 10 points, eight rebounds and rather than head to overtime, points at the time of the brief when Davis hit a short fade as he three blocks. He has scored 10 or and with 1.7 seconds left, scuffle. Tensions rose when was fouled, New Orleans went more only three times this sea- Taphorn unleashed a pass that Jason Juno/Daily Globe Drummond initially tried to seize up by 22 points. son, but twice in the past three might have caught the eyes of GOGEBIC COMMUNITY College’s Garfield Voker, right, takes a shot dur- his lost rebound back from Fra- Detroit did itself in from both games in which he has played. some NFL general managers. ing Wednesday’s NJCAA Division II Region 13 semifinal against Dakota zier and was slow to release his the foul line and 3-point line. The Coach Alvin Gentry said 7-foot The 6-foot-8 Pardon — with County Technical College at Inver Hills Community College in Inver grip when officials whistled Pistons were 3 of 17 on free center Omer Asik of Turkey has guard Derrick Walton Jr. on him Grove Heights, Minn. Drummond for a common foul. throws and finished 3 of 23 from not been with the team since it after a switch — hauled it in Frazier then ripped the ball 3-point range. returned from the All-Star break with both hands on the right off us offensively because he can away again and appeared to because of an undisclosed illness block and put up the winner Samsons make some plays,” Boe said. “He utter something angrily, at that has lasted more than a week with his left just in time. He came out and he shot the ball which point Drummond took his TIP-INSPistons: Have lost nine of 10 and has caused him to lose “sig- then got mobbed and dragged to pretty well, he hit a couple 3s. swat at a player he towered over, to New Orleans, the lone victory nificant weight.” Asik was play- the court by teammates, and When he does that, it takes the From page 9 inciting a cascade of boos from in that stretch coming in Detroit ing only sparingly before his ill- delirious fans poured out of the pressure off the rest of them.” the crowd. earlier this season. ... Drummond ness, appearing in 31 games this stands. Gogebic — Joshua Vinson 3, Brandon Emery 17, Kyle get the ball inside enough and we Smith 8, Trevor Paulus 6, Davonte Williamson 14, Lester Officials reviewed the recorded his 100th steal of the season with averages of 2.7 “That was a play I’ll always finished.” Williamson 2, Garfield Voker 12. FTs: 8-16. Fouls: 13. exchange on replay before season. He leads all NBA centers points and 5.3 rebounds. remember,” said Taphorn, a Fouled out: None. 3-pointers: D. Williamson 4, Smith 2, DCTC’s Adreon Wadlington increasing the severity of the call in that category. ... The Pistons senior. Paulus 2. didn’t play in Ironwood, but he DCTC — Cole Murray 14, Adreon Wadlington 15, Ter- on Drummond to a flagrant-2 finished with 23 offensive “I saw the ball, I thought it made an impact Wednesday maine Daniels 11, Joey Johnson 19, Martez Rodgers 14, foul, triggering an automatic rebounds, the most New Orleans UPPistons: NEXT Visit Philadelphia on was long,” Pardon said. “As I Matt Lilliquist 9. FTs: 6-12. Fouls: 10. Fouled out: None. night, scoring 13 of his 15 points ejection. has allowed this season. Saturday night. caught it, I’m like the rim is 3-pointers: Wadlington 3, Rodgers 3, Daniels 1, Lilliquist in the first half. 1. The Pelicans then started to Pelicans: Alexis Ajinca, seeing Pelicans: Host San Antonio on right there.” GCC 31 62 “I think he takes the pressure DCTC 42 82 pull away when Holiday’s 3 made more playing time than usual Friday night. l THE DAILY GLOBE • YOURDAILYGLOBE.COM COMICS THURSDAY, MARCH 2, 2017 11 DEFLOCKED Employee feels entitled to a higher wage Dear Annie: I have 38 years In the mid-1960s, I lost a son; of experience in the health care then in January 1969, I lost my industry. I love my job and co- first wife. I found myself single, workers. I’ve been at my present living in a rural area with five job for 11 years. “Good work children. I was overwhelmed. ethics, dependability, loyalty and In late 1969, I went on a blind honesty” is my work mantra. My Dear date with my current wife. I told co-worker “Samantha” has been Annie her I had five children, and she here for a little over two years. She is doing a great job. Our said, “So?” This was unlike the duties are comparable. I enjoy one or two other dates I had gone preschool. working with her and care for on before; those women would Needless to say, it has been MOTHER GOOSE & GRIMM her very much. not even let me drive them home hurtful; I feel slighted, and it has But she is a very close friend when I mentioned my five chil- rattled my work confidence. Over of my employer’s and of my office dren. the past 10 years, I have turned manager’s, and some time ago, I I drove home saying to myself, down three job offers that would learned that she is making the have paid me a higher wage. My “I’m going to marry that woman!” same hourly wage as I am. Her I feel blessed that my mar- past experience was teaching employer doesn’t know this or realize my loyalty to the office. riage has been full of love and Retirement is three or four years respect. We made a vow to each away for me, but in the mean- other when we got married never YOUR time, I would like to be treated to go to bed angry at each other. fairly, and I don’t know how to It was hard a few times, but we HOROSCOPE handle this situation. Could you did it. please offer me a solution or I am ready for another 47 BORN LOSER some advice? — Undervalued years with her. I love her. — Dear Undervalued: Your Larry G. experience speaks to the power of Dear Larry: Thank you very perspective. You went from being much for sharing your story. Life extremely satisfied to feeling handed you some pretty sour cheated, not because of any lemons, and you made sweet EUGENIA change in your job or the way LAST lemonade. I am so happy for you your employer treated you but and your wife and am sure that because you gained knowledge Your Birthday about your co-worker’s salary. your son and first wife are smil- Thursday, March 2, 2017 Still, I understand why you’re ing down from heaven. irritated. What I love most about your Take time to figure out what you If you haven’t gotten a raise in letter is your gratitude. Having want to do next. Take a trip, educate a while, now is the perfect time an attitude of gratitude has been ALLEY OOP yourself or choose a hobby or cause that you feel drawn to. Expanding your to request one. Highlight your scientifically proved to have interests and friendships will encour- dedication and work ethic to your many health benefits. A study age you to explore unfamiliar territory, manager just as you did in your from the University of Califor- philosophies and pastimes. Aim to get letter. And if you don’t get the nia, Berkeley found that people ahead. answer you’re looking for, make who practice gratitude have PISCES (Feb. 20-March 20) — It’s peace with the situation. Get stronger immune systems, lower a good day to talk with people who back to your mantra. Keep your share your experience, skills or con- blood pressure, fewer aches and eyes on the horizon and that cerns. Think carefully about what pains, and better nights’ sleep. might need to be changed in order for promising rainbow that is retire- Stay thankful. ment. You’re fortunate to have a you to meet your goals. questions for job you love enough to turn down Send your ARIES (March 21-April 19) — Annie Lane to dearannie@cre- Size up your situation and then make higher-paying offers. Not many ators.com. To find out more a move. Don’t give anyone a chance people can say that. to dictate how you should live your life about Annie Lane and read fea- FOR BETTER OR WORSE Dear Annie: So many people or do your job. If you try hard, you will write to you about negativities in tures by other Creators Syndi- gain respect. their lives. I wanted to write to cate columnists and cartoonists, TAURUS (April 20-May 20) — An visit the Creators Syndicate web- emotional conversation will impart you about a positive. greater meaning to the way you want On Valentine’s Day, my wife site at creators.com. to do things in the future. Honesty will and I celebrated our 47th wed- COPYRIGHT 2017 CRE- promote decisions based on trust and ding anniversary. ATORS.COM loyalty. GEMINI (May 21-June 20) — Con- sider the consequences if you speak up about something you know little DAILY GLOBE CROSSWORD about. Gather all the facts before you misrepresent someone who needs your help and support. CANCER (June 21-July 22) — FRANK & ERNEST You will find emotional comfort and peace through engaging in meditation and education and trying something altogether different. Broadening your scope will enhance your respect for others. Build strong alliances. LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) — A couple of physical changes will boost your spirits. Refuse to let a jealous individ- ual who feels threatened by you dis- courage your plan to succeed. VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) — A short trip will be informative. You are best off seeing something firsthand if you want to get involved. Gains will be GET FUZZY made if you get the inside scoop. LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23) — Pres- sure will lead to stress if you let it. Deal with emotional mayhem before it explodes in order to reverse any trou- bles that are brewing. SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) — Share your feelings with someone you care about. Doing so will be a relief and will help you recognize how your ideas are being perceived and what degree of help will be offered. SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Dec. 21) — Socialize and mix business with pleasure. An honest and open BEETLE BAILEY approach will ensure that you are not misinterpreted. Someone will be jeal- ous of your popularity. Leave no room for error. CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19) — Settle down and be satisfied with what you have. Too much of anything will lead to added stress and an inability to follow your dreams. Moderation will help you build greater security. AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 19) — An emotional incident in the past must not be allowed to interfere with a chance to move forward now. Make whatever changes are necessary to bypass trouble. Look inward for ZITS answers.

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Strachan began volunteering at the St. Sebastian Catholic Church in Bessemer about 10 years ago when Pat Gheller passed on the position to her. “I kind of feel in to the job” said Strachan. I started coming to the church with my parents and I asked Pat if they needed any help, and she said, yes.” Strachan soon found herself Isabelle Kleinschmidt/Daily Globe taking over the position at the BETH STRACHAN prepares to lay out a cloth on the altar at St. Sebastian Catholic Church in Bessemer. church. With no prior experience maintaining the altar, she was of Lent has begun. the pulpit, ordering supplies, son, Strachan finds herself blood.” said Strachan who also She also enjoys spending time apprehensive, but quickly “The altar remains bare to funeral arrangements, runners, spending several days a week at spent about 20 years with the 4- with her family. She has a son learned the ins and outs of her observe the non-indulgence of and floral arrangements are all the church. H horse program. She currently and a daughter, and two grand- new position. Lent. Then, on Easter Saturday, coordinated by Strachan. “It’s “I tell people I have a cot in has two horses and two ponies at children. Both of her children “I come when I can to keep the the altar comes to life again with really a unique church.” the basement,” she said. home. attended the St. Sebastian altar cloths clean and appropri- flowers and colors,” she said. Strachan also occasionally When she’s not busy meeting She even met her husband, School, as well. ate for the given season or holi- Strachan also prepares all of does readings for various cere- the needs of the church, she Jack ,while riding a horse. Jack Strachan enjoys her position day,” she said. the readings and other items for monies at the church and tends keeps horses, something she’s was originally from Detroit. The with the church. “It’s a good deal Wednesday was Ash Wednes- the priest before giving his ser- to the church’s outdoor flower done all her life. couple were married in 1973 in of work, but I like the opportuni- day and now the liturgical season mon. All of the candles, holders, gardens. Depending on the sea- “I’m a horse person, it’s in my the former St. Sebastian church. ty to give something back.” Those with blurry close-up Tax time around corner, again vision get some new help It’s that time of year when, if you have to file state income tax returns. You WASHINGTON (AP) — vision in the other. haven’t already, many of us begin to accu- only file a Form Schedule H or Schedule H- Squinting while texting? Always “I have glasses everywhere — mulate documents for our 2016 federal and EZ that takes only a few minutes to com- losing your reading glasses? An the bedroom, the office, the state income tax returns. plete. eye implant that takes about 10 kitchen,” said Christianne Others can ignore the whole process 2) “I don’t own my home since I deeded minutes to put in place is the Krupinsky, 51, of Marriottsville, because they are retired — or their taxable it over to my son.” It doesn’t matter if the newest in a list of surgical Maryland, who’d never needed income is less than the amount that would Robert deed reserved a “life estate” interest in the repairs for the blurry close-up them until presbyopia struck. require them to file tax returns. While they Lynn home for you. vision that is a bane of middle “Getting ready in the morning, may owe no income tax, many overlook the 3) “I no longer pay the property taxes on age. But who’s really a good can- even to put on jewelry I can’t see fact that they may be eligible for payments my home because my daughter pays them didate to toss their specs? the clasp. It’s so frustrating.” from the state — in the form of Homestead for me.” That doesn’t matter as long as you “It’s not bringing anybody And while surgery always car- Tax Credits. own the home or have a “life estate” inter- back to being 20 again,” cau- ries some risk, corneal inlays A report from the Wisconsin Depart- idends, Social Security and other pensions. est in the house. tioned Dr. Shilpa Rose, a Wash- that are implanted into the eye’s ment of Revenue provided informaiton It also includes your spouse’s gross income 4) “I wasn’t aware of the Homestead Tax ington ophthalmologist who tests clear front surface are getting about the Homestead Tax Credit program if you are living together. It does not Credit program.” The good news is that you whether patients’ eyes are attention because they’re remov- for 2015. Based on the property taxes (or include other people living in your house- may be able to file now and receive refund healthy enough to qualify. “But able if necessary. rent) paid in 2014, 202,687 people claimed hold. checks for one or more previous years. The it decreases the need to rush to “It’s not magic. It’s surgery. $105.3 million. The average payment was Be a legal resident of Wisconsin for the years 2012, 2013, 2014 and 2015 are still get that pair of reading glasses People have to remember this is $520. entire calendar year. open to filing, although the deadline for fil- every time you want to send a not one and done,” but requires The report was also broken down by You can’t be claimed as a dependent on ing for 2012 is April 18, 2017. text or read an email.” post-surgical exams and care, county. Iron County had 307 claimants another person’s federal income tax return. If you have questions about the Wiscon- Nearly everybody will experi- said Dr. Deepinder K. Dhaliwal receiving $122,998 with an average pay- There are several other restrictions, but sin Homestead Tax Credit program, you ence presbyopia at some point, of the University of Pittsburgh ment of $401. The average household gross they are rather rare. can call me at 715-561-2108. We can also usually starting in the mid-40s. Medical Center, a corneal spe- income was $13,093. How is the homestead tax refund deter- help you complete the application form if At first you may notice yourself cialist who is watching studies of On a state-wide basis, renters repre- mined? The two primary factors used in you call for an appointment. holding restaurant menus at the inlays. sented about 61 percent of the homestead computing the refund are the applicant’s We will need to see your 2016 Property arm’s length. Eventually, even in “The most you’re going to feel payments and homeowners accounted for annual property (or rent) and the amount Tax Bill, if you are a home owner, and a good light, reading becomes a blur. is pressure,” promised Washing- the remaining 39 percent. People age 66 of his gross annual income. Most of my record of you annual income in 2016. How well you see has to do ton refractive surgeon Dr. Mark and over represented about 30 percent of clients are receiving Social Security bene- Renters will have their landlord complete a with how light is directed Whitten. all applicants. fits. For those who are 65 and over, their Rent Certificate for 2016 as proof of rent through the natural lens to the A gel-like device that looks So much for statistics. The question is: gross benefit includes any deductions for paid. back of the eye. That lens stiffens like a miniature contact lens, the would you or someone you know be eligible Medicare Part B and Part D or C. The min- The best evidence of your income would with age, losing its ability to Raindrop is smaller than the eye for Wisconsin Homestead Tax Credit? Here imum homestead credit is $10 and the include your Form 1099 for 2016 from shift and bend light so that it of a needle. It’s the first implant are the primary requirements. maximum is $1,460. Social Security or the Railroad Retirement becomes more difficult to focus to treat presbyopia by changing Be 18 years of age or older. I’ve often wondered why more people Board, as well as similar reports from other close-up. the cornea’s shape, making it Own or rent your residence. don’t apply for the homestead tax credit. sources of income. The usual options are magni- steeper to alter how light passes Have gross household income of not Here are a few of their explanations. Robert Lynn is a benefit specialist fying drugstore reading glasses through. more than $24,680. Not all income counts, 1) “I’m retired and don’t file tax returns working with the Aging Unit of Iron Coun- or, for people with other vision It’s placed in only one eye; but it does include such things as wages anymore.” It doesn’t matter. Probably 98 ty. For more information, call 715-561- problems, bifocals, multifocal both eyes still see at a distance. and self-employment income, interest, div- percent of my clients are retired and don’t 2108. contact lenses or what’s called Patients can test-wear a single monovision, correcting for dis- contact lens to be sure they’ll like tance vision in one eye and near the effect before choosing surgery.

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By IRIS KATERS and digital rental. friend, the late “The key here is not to pre- Grandparents teach, too The film’s long release never Jan Janet Patter- tend,” she told her students. “The Being kind and giving to oth- surpassed 1,104 screens. By com- Chapman son. Chapman key here is to be real. Honest.” ers teaches responsibility, volun- parison, most major wide-release had said she In the communities where teerism, and self-worth. Orly films open on 3,000 or more was “devastated” by the error. “Moonlight” was filmed, the Wahba’s “Kindness Boomerang: screens. Patterson, an Australian cos- movie has been lauded this week How to Save the World (and “Moonlight” has thus far tume designer and four-time for its honest representation of Yourself) Through 365 Daily grossed $22.3 million in domestic Oscar nominee (“The Piano,” life in black Miami, long over- Acts” points out that there is a release. That makes the film, ‘’Bright Star”), passed away in shadowed by the city’s glitzy great need for everyone to be made for just $1.5 million, one of October last year. Patterson and hotels and hipster neighbor- kinder in words and deeds to the lowest grossing best-picture Chapman worked together on hoods. help make the world a better winners ever. The lowest is “The Piano.” Writer-director Barry Jenkins place. 2009’s “The Hurt Locker,” which The academy also updated the and Tarell Alvin McCraney, made $17 million, or about $19.4 in memoriam reel on the website whose play “Moonlight” is based Kind Words, Deeds million in today’s dollars. for the Oscars. on, both grew up in the Liberty Start with family conversa- City streets and schools depicted tions and take notes. What is kindness? What can family Academy apologizes for in Young ‘Moonlight’ stars on screen. Associated Press memoriam mistake return to middle school “It shows that Liberty City is BARRY JENKINS, foreground left, and the cast accept the award for best members do to be kind to each not really a bad place and you picture for “Moonlight” at the Oscars on Sunday at the Dolby Theatre other? Which words and actions NEW YORK (AP) — The MIAMI GARDENS, Fla. (AP) are kind and which ones are not? Academy of Motion Picture Arts — Seventh-graders Alex Hibbert can’t judge it by the news,” 12- in Los Angeles. year-old Alex said. “When you What words need to be used and Sciences has apologized to and Jaden Piner returned to Alex said he’ll next act in a Supporting Actress: Viola more every day like “please, the Australian movie producer it middle school Wednesday as watch ‘Moonlight,’ you find the beauty of Liberty City.” television series in Chicago, Davis, “Fences.” thanks, I appreciate… may I incorrectly showed during Sun- Oscar winners, but the “Moon- starting in April. 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As I progress through life’s just have to wait and see. game tips off. applied to reduce my testos- enjoy meals, events and activi- journey, I realize more and more Not yet knowing how the terone and an estrogen type pill ties together. There is no charge we are all so very different, yet so brackets will be established, I to be ingested was prescribed to live at the Hope Lodge. very much alike. TournamentAs March Madness time grows clos- will still name seven teams over the following 120 days. On Feb. 7, I rang the bell at From how to raise a family of er and the NCAA men’s basket- which I believe have the best Christmas at home was won- the place where we walked to children to adulthood, to the dif- ball tournament selection pro- opportunity to be on the court derful as we attended church daily and for treatments. People ferent types of salads and soups Al cess takes place Sunday, March April 3 to play for all the mar- functions, sang Christmas songs, there, awaiting their appoint- we favor, whether we prefer Gaiss 12, 68 teams will be tapped. By bles: Arizona, Gonzaga, Kansas, shared gifts, enjoyed meals and ments, applauded and new hope salmon to steak, or asparagus to Sunday night March 19, the 68 Louisville, UCLA, Villanova and camaraderie with different radiated to all in attendance. cauliflower. Each of us may have teams will be reduced to the Wisconsin. Who will be your pick groups and assisted with the I am now a cancer survivor, also been selective at one time or Sweet 16. Another long weekend this year to rule March Madness Knights of Columbus pancake somewhat weakened physically another as to why we preferred of basketball will settle the Final and claim the national title? breakfast. by radiation, but never discour- blonds, redheads or brunettes. about the world last month, we Four. Returning to Rochester in aged or with less resolve to live The bottom line is we can are blessed to live on the Gogebic There are few events, if any in January, Ruth and I believed out my life fully. So the next time enjoy it all throughout our life- Range. We have experienced a American sports, which draw a TimeFor spent five doctoring of the past eight nine weeks and 40 radiation you see or hear of me, do not feel times with the ability to change mild winter to date with warmer larger following and take mil- years, Ruth and I have left for treatments would be needed. But sorry or consider me as a victim. our minds upon new discoveries. temperatures than three-quar- lions of hours from the workplace Florida the day following Jan- more tests revealed good news as Perhaps you might provide a I, for example, never enjoyed a ters of the past 40 winters. In than March Madness. Former uary’s first Bessemer City Coun- my Lupron shot and pills prayer for cancer victims every- mushroom until after turning 35. mid-February we experienced college athletes, alumni and fren- cil meeting. This year we left reduced my PSA to requiring but where, for we all need your Since then, I’ve loved them in better than a week of tempera- zied fans follow this yearly Jan. 4, but for Rochester, Minn., 20 treatments with a end date of prayers and you’re love. From any form available. The same tures in the high 40s and even extravaganza. In addition, tens and the Mayo Clinic. Feb. 7. the stories heard from the people may be said of different dishes 50s. of millions of brackets are creat- This past November, tests My doctor recommended we we met, God has blessed me, each of us chooses to enjoy on Researching past winters, ed as the public follows the tour- showed I had prostate cancer. stay at Hope Lodge, which is allowing my cancer treatments to more often time basis. many were discovered when tem- nament’s progress. It is typical After working with three differ- sponsored by the American Can- begin immediately. My mother was from Germany peratures (December-March) by the end of the first weekend ent Aspirus hospitals in Iron- cer Society. We joined 59 other It is great to be home again in and so were my father’s parents averaged a full 6, 7 or more when the 68 teams are reduced wood, Rhinelander and Wausau, cancer patients and their care- a loving community doing what I prior to his birth in the USA. It degrees below the warmth of this to but 16, better than 80 percent Mayo was contacted. givers, and stayed for 26 days. believe to be of importance. seemed we had potatoes in one season. Does this mean we are of the brackets will have been On Dec. 1, doctors provided Support, friendship and under- form or another four or five undergoing global warming as “busted.” By April 3, few, if any- alternatives and a game plan standing was the norm there. Al Gaiss is a retired school meals per week. Now that I am many scientists and others one, will have a perfect bracket was formulated. Before return- At Hope, one forgets their own administrator and member of the married to a lady originally from believe? If we are not among the remaining as the championship ing home, a Lupron shot was problems, listens to understand, Bessemer City Council. 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A self-professed lifelong March is Women’s History Social Security’s Retirement doodle artist, he has created a Month — a time to focus not just Estimator. It gives you a person- medium of “fire stencil,” that on the past, but on the chal- alized estimate of your retire- has led to combinations of lenges women continue to face. ment benefits. charred wood and colorful Plug in different retirement paints with “both an earthy Social Security Notes ages and projected earnings to feel and a whimsical get an idea of how such things approach to nature. “ His Nearly 60 percent of the peo- might change your future benefit work “Fall Burst” received an ple receiving Social Security ben- amounts. award at his first entry at the efits are women, and in the 21st You can use this valuable tool Manito Art League Show in century, more women work, pay at socialsecurity.gov/estimator. July. This weekend’s show is Social Security taxes, and earn You should also visit Social in conjunction with Amy’s Art credit toward monthly retire- Security’s financial planning Studio and Gallery. ment income than at any other website at time in our nation’s history. socialsecurity.gov/planners. It Submitted photo Knowing this, you can be the provides detailed information author of your own rich and inde- about how marriage, widowhood, pendent history, with a little divorce, self-employment, gov- preparation. ernment service, and other life or Social Security has served a career events can affect your Pies, pizza, potatoes: Real food takes bow on stage vital role in the lives of women Social Security. for over 80 years. With longer life Your benefits are based on NEW YORK (AP) — There’s a of genuineness to the stagecraft, “99.9 percent artificial.” For a Edwards, founder and produc- expectancies than men, women your earnings, so you should cre- new version of the frightful musi- though theater professionals touring production of “Elf,” he er of the imaginative Tooting tend to live more years in retire- ate your personal my Social cal “Sweeney Todd” playing in counsel that it can’t be forced. A made pasta with maple syrup for Arts Club in London, dreamed up ment and have a greater chance Security account to verify that downtown Manhattan that’s few seasons ago, Hugh Jackman the actor playing Buddy (“which the idea of setting “Sweeney of exhausting other sources of your earnings were reported cor- undeniably meatier than most. gutted and prepared a real raw actually tasted pretty OK, to be Todd” in a real pie shop and per- income. rectly. Your account also can pro- Visitors to the Barrow Street fish with fennel and lemon honest with you.”) suaded the 32-seat historic store With the national average life vide estimates of your future Theatre planning to see the show onstage at “The River.” It made “I think it would be fair to say Harrington’s to host it, giving the expectancy for women in the retirement, disability, and sur- about a homicidal barber whose sense — he was playing a fisher- that any director or designer show a “pressure cooker, cham- United States rising, many vivors benefits. victims are ground up into pies man. would love to have real food all ber of horrors atmosphere,” she women will have decades to If you want more information are being offered the chance to That year, he was rivaled in over the place. It becomes a mat- said. enjoy retirement. about how Social Security sup- munch on real meat pies before culinary onstage skills by Carey ter of cost. You might have a lot Edwards transferred the show According to the U.S. Census ports women through life’s jour- the curtain goes up. Mulligan, who created a spaghet- of fake food mixed in with real to the West End and now has Bureau, a female born today can ney, Social Security has a book- “It adds something very fun, ti Bolognese during the first act food to give the illusion that it’s faithfully recreated Harrington’s expect to live more than 80 let that you may find useful. It’s pre-show,” says producer Rachel of the hyper-realistic revival of all real,” he said. at the Barrow Theatre, where years. As a result, experts gener- called Social Security: What Edwards, who dreamed up the “Skylight” that left the whiff of Barry Weissler, the Tony-win- strangers can break bread ally agree that if women want to Every Woman Should Know. You mash-up, which also happens to sausage lingering deliciously ning producer of “Waitress,” said together on communal benches ensure that their retirement can find it online at socialsecuri- have real mashed potatoes. “It during intermission. real food has a long history in the before the show. “I think it’s a years are comfortable, they need ty.gov/pubs/10127.html. just gives people a different way Theater creators say audi- theater, citing shows by The lovely way to begin a theater in and a different way to experi- ences paying hundreds of dollars Group Theater in the 1930s experience,” she said. So far, ence something that they might a ticket demand more nowadays. where meals were prepared about 75 percent of patrons are not have thought of before.” “People expect the realness of onstage. He vividly recalled see- pre-ordering pies. AS COMFORTABLE AS YOUR The meat pies — created by a something. They don’t want to ing David Cromer’s staging of “I always thought that food former White House executive see a rubber fish. They want you “Our Town” in 2009 that used could be more of a part of enter- FAVORITE PAIR OF SLIPPERS pastry chef — are just part of a to go the extra mile,” said Don- sizzling bacon, an odor he says tainment,” said William Yosses, at Villa Maria, in surroundings that immediately new wave of real food invading nelly. has stayed with him. the chef. “It’s been tried many Feel like one of the family will put you at ease. Whether your stay is short-term rehab or the world of theater, upping the More recently, a real Thanks- “I think if the work calls for times, often not so well because long-term care, our comfortable living environment will nurture Outpatient realism as well as the immersive giving dinner was prepared for cooking, we’ll find a way to do it,” in a theatrical environment, you you, allowing you to enjoy life --- the way it should be. By taking Therapy experience. the fictional family at the heart Weissler said. “If we want to can’t serve people in their seats. care of your daily needs, we’ll give you plenty of reasons to be less Pierogi are tossed to patrons of “The Humans,” although it make reality, we need real props. So this is the perfect way to do it.  anxious. For exceptional care and comfort that you won’t find at the Broadway musical consisted of a mass-produced If you’re eating a piece of pie We’re not talking about supper   anywhere else, visit Villa Maria. “Natasha, Pierre and the Great turkey breast and instant pota- onstage and someone says, theater. We’re talking about food Come in  for a cup of tea or coffee and Comet of 1812 “ and real pizza toes. (The white wine was really ‘Mmm! This is delicious,’ you’d as a character in your experi- a personal tour of Villa Maria slices are eaten onstage at “A just flat ginger ale.) better be eating it.” ence.” Health & Rehabilitation Center. Bronx Tale.” Off-Broadway, the For the new Broadway hit “A cast members of “Everybody “ Bronx Tale ,” head prop person munch on veggie burgers, actors Mark Wasserman visits a deli in “Man From Nebraska “ nibble near the Longacre Theatre before on french fries, ham and oat- each performance and buys a meal, and a risotto is attempted ham sandwich, a slice of pepper- VILLA MARIAM at the play “Linda.” oni pizza, a cannoli, breadsticks HealthHealth & RehabilitationRehabbilitation CenterCenter More pies — this time, sweet and iced tea (which stands-in for dessert ones — appear in the hit scotch onstage). “I don’t even A DivisionDivision of AvantiAvantti HeHealthalth SySystemsstems Broadway musical “Waitress ,” need to order anymore,” he said, 9,//$'5,9(‡+85/(<:,6&216,19,//$ '5,5,9( ‡ +85/(<< :,6&216,1 BESSEMER! Call Samantha Peterson RN, SW )$0,/<2:1(' 23(5$7(')$0,//<<2:1:1(' 23(5$7(' where delicious odors waft laughing. “They recognize my through the theater thanks to a face and they prepare it.” ~ We have all your OLD FAVORITES ~ www.avantihs.com • (715) 561-3200 convection oven in the lobby. Pie His food props lend credibility consultant Stacy Donnelly cre- to the story about a young man ~ Lots of NEW ITEMS ~ ates some 15 real pies a week for growing up in the mafia, espe- the actors to use onstage and up cially seeing one actor munch on ~ Many CHOICES of Burger Baskets, Wraps, Dinners ~ to 1,600 mason jar pies are sold pizza. “It just adds to the charac- • 8oz. Ribeye Steak Sandwich at a concession stand. ter development that he’s actual- Do you have “We do feel that nowadays ly onstage eating,” Wasserman • 1 lb. Chopped Sirloin a family member people are so consumed with said. DINE IN or CARRY OUT technology and the creators real- Wasserman has been part of in need of ly wanted to make sure people the uptick in the recent use of Lunch & Dinner Delivery were immersed in the experi- real food props, including prepar- Nursing Home ence,” said Donnelly. “Twitter ing a rabbit stew for “The Cru- Mon.-Fri. - OPEN at 11am; Sat. & Sun. Open at 1pm Care? can’t give you a smell. It can’t cible” (really slices of banana in West U.S. 2 & Massie St., Bessemer – Next to the Bessemer VFW give you a feeling. It can’t spark applesauce) and “Fish in the an emotion the way food can.” Dark,” where a few real cookies 906-663-9900 The use of real food on stages and vegetables were mixed into a WHAT NEXT? and in auditoriums adds a dash huge post-funeral buffet that was Our law firm has years of experience ASHLAND AUDIOLOGY in Elder Law and can guide you through this complex process. New Additional Location Attention Seniors (60 +) $5.00* per ticket ALL THE TIME! 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