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NATION • 8 SPORTS • 9 DAILY GLOBE Tuesday, January 16, 2018 Snow showers likely yourdailyglobe.com | High: 15 | Low: -1 | Details, page 2 Ironwood WHITECAP MOUNTAINS Hurley School Board hears board hears long list of plans By RALPH ANSAMI case for bus [email protected] HURLEY — Included in a proposal to promote the Hur- privatization ley K-12 School better is a By RICHARD JENKINS plan to place at least one elec- [email protected] tric billboard along U.S. 51. School district administra- IRONWOOD — While no tor Chris Patritto went decision has been made, the through a long list of future Ironwood Area Schools’ considerations for the district Board of Eduction heard the Monday evening and the bill- case for privatizing the dis- board idea was included trict’s school buses. under a school promotion cat- “Our goal in any district egory. we go to is that when you ask, Patritto said many other ‘How’s your transportation?’ school districts have gone to They say, ‘What transporta- the billboards. In the case of tion,’” said Greg Herfindahl. Hurley, a billboard would go “My feeling is the school dis- up next to the Chippewa Val- trict’s job is to educate, our ley Bank, with a second one job is to transport.” possible near the southern Herfindahl, who owns entrance to the city. Schilleman Bus Service of Patritto said the two-sided, Eagle River, told the board 20-foot high electric billboard privatizing the busing service next to the bank could be had a number of benefits; used for messages, such as including the opportunity to advertising key events, games raise capital through selling or craft shows. The sign the equipment and reducing the administrative costs and headaches that come with overseeing busing. HURLEY — page 5 He also said the district would no longer have to worry about budgeting for unexpected repairs or any Ironwood labor dispute issues if they went with a private company. temperature Schilleman serves a num- ber of communities in Wis- warms up 40 consin and Michigan — including Hurley, Watersmeet degrees and the Gogebic-Ontonagon Intermediate School District. By RALPH ANSAMI [email protected] If the district went with the company, Herfindahl said it IRONWOOD — Monday would cost the district morning’s temperatures in $300,000 a year for pick-up Ironwood seemed downright balmy compared to the bitter cold readings of Sunday. At noon Monday in Iron- IRONWOOD page 14 — wood, the temperature stood at 17 degrees under occasion- al sunshine, compared to 24- GCC below zero on Sunday morn- ing. students There is no below-zero weather in the forecast for the next 15 days and it’s expected head back the thermometer will reach the upper 20s and 30s by the to campus Larry Holcombe/Daily Globe SKIERS AND snowboarders ride a lift at Whitecap Mountains Ski Resort in the town of Anderson Sunday afternoon. By IAN MINIELLY WARM-UP — page 5 [email protected] IRONWOOD — Tommy Libertoski, second-year stu- dent at Gogebic Community Future of Ojibway Correctional Facility remains uncertain College, said, “Go Bold!,” on the first day of the second By P.J. GLISSON employment,” wrote Casperson semester on campus Monday. [email protected] in a letter that brought smiles to Libertoski, Hannah Plemons MARENISCO — According to the faces of Wakefield City Coun- and Shane Cole were all tak- the Michigan Department of Cor- cil members at their Jan. 8 meet- ing a break in the Courtside rections, declining prison popu- ing. Cafe within the belly of the lations throughout the state have “Although it is true that Michi- Lindquist Center. led to more than 20 prison facili- gan’s prisoner population is Surprisingly, each of the ties closing since 2005. declining,” continued Casper- students was happy to be So, as state officials begin son’s letter, “… if a prison closure back on campus, with Ple- wrangling the details of their should occur, Ojibway is not the mons saying, “It’s nice to be next annual budget, it’s no won- one under consideration.” back, staying at home is bor- der that residents of this region Casperson said Monday he ing.” fear that Ojibway Correctional received the reassurance from Cole and Libertoski are Facility in Marenisco could be Sen. John Proos, R-St. Joseph, graduates of Wakefield- the next one to hit the chopping who chairs the Senate Appropria- Marenisco K-12, while Ple- block. tions Corrections Subcommittee. mons is a senior at W-M, tak- State Sen. Tom Casperson, R- Nevertheless, that is little ing courses at GCC as a Escanaba, does not believe it will comfort to those people now mixed college and high happen. employed by the prison. “We P.J. Glisson/Daily Globe school student. In a Monday phone interview, have never, ever been notified of A SIGN ON THE corner of M-64 and Job Corps Road in Marenisco Libertoski is studying sec- Casperson stood by the opti- what Sen. Casperson is saying,” indicates the way to Ojibway Correctional Institute, whose fate ondary education, with an mism he expressed in a Dec. 14 said Micki Sorensen, administra- remains in question because of declining prison populations. eye toward becoming a gym letter to Richard Brackney, city tive assistant at Marenisco, on teacher and coach, but he did manager of Wakefield. Friday. “That would relieve a lot Chris Gautz, spokesman for made during this period of time, warn this plan is subject to “The Ojibway facility has and of stress for over 200 employees.” the Michigan Department of Cor- when budget recommendations change. continues to operate with effi- Sorensen said the prison has rections, confirmed what are being formed. Cole is studying criminal ciency, providing necessary ser- not yet received any confirmation Sorensen said. “There’s been no As of now, said Gautz, “We vices for prisoners, as well as of whether Ojibway will remain decision made at this point,” he counseling and preparation for safe. “We’re here on pins and said Friday by phone, but he their post-prison integration and needles,” she assured. GCC — page 5 added such judgments tend to be OJIBWAY — page 5 TODAY INDEX Snow showers likely — Details, page 2 Classifieds . . . . .12-14 75 cents Comics ...... 11 Monday Today’s records Snowfall Community ...... 3 Vol. 99, No. 47 High 20 High 45 (1973) 24 hours to 7 a.m. Low 7 Low -35 (1979) Monday 1.1 in. Nation ...... 2,8 Snow depth 18 in. Obituaries ...... 6,8 Year ago today Precipitation Season total 100.3 in. High 33 24 hours to 7 a.m. Last year 77 in. Opinion ...... 4 Low -5 Monday .07 in. Sports ...... 9-10 l 2 TUESDAY, JANUARY 16, 2018 AREA / NATION / WORLD THE DAILY GLOBE • YOURDAILYGLOBE.COM FIVE-DAFIVE-DAYAY FORECAST T FOR IRONWOODIRONWO OOD SANTIAGO TODAY WEDWEDNESDAYDNESDAY THURSDTHURSDAYDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY

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16/-6 Today Wed. Associated Press Chicago 23/11 ss 20/10 pc A YOUNG girl holds up a Papal welcome flag as she Dallas 28/14 sn 33/23s waits to get a glimpse of Pope Francis upon his arrival Kansas City 10/2 pc 25/16 s in Santiago, Chile, Monday. Los Angeles 71/52 fg 74/55fg New York 35/29 sn 34/20 sn ALMANAC REGIONAL WEATWEATHER THER Orlando 68/49 pc 62/35pc Phoenix 71/47 mc 72/48 s Pope met in Chile Temperature Today Wed. Seattle 50/44 sh 47/37ra High ...... 20 Ashland 23/10 ss 21/13mc Low ...... 7 Duluth 10/-3 pc 21/14 pc Weather (Wx): cl/cloucl/cloudy; udy; fl/flurries; pc/partly cloudy; with protests, mc/mostly cloudy; ra/rain; rs/rain & snow; s/sunny; sh/showers; PYesterday ...... r ecipitation ...... 07. i n. Eau Claire 21/15 ss 20/10ss sn/snow; ss/snow showshowers; wers; t/thunderstorms; w/windy Escanaba 21/6 ss 22/14 mc WEATHWEATHERHER TRIVIA MOON PHASES Grand Rapids 24/11 ss 22/14mc passion, skepticism Green Bay 21/1 mc 19/9 mc Madison 21/2 mc 20/10pc Which type of thunderstorm derstorm is NNewew F Firstirst F Fullull L Lastast considered to be most dangerous? SANTIAGO, Chile (AP) “Long live the pope!” Marquette 20/11 ss 27/20 mc ? – Pope Francis flew in to yelled some as he passed Rhinelander 17/-5 mc 19/12pc Chile’s capital Monday by in the pope mobile.

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. l l e c r e p p u S : r e w s n A Supercell. Answer: night for a visit expected to Others carried signs Wausau 19/19/-4 4 mc 17/7pc 1/16 1/24 1/312/7 be met with protests over criticizing the pope or sexual abuse by priests extolling him to act. and confronted by many “Stop the abuse, Fran- Trump goes after the Dem who revealed his immigration remark Chileans deeply skeptical cis!” read one sign. “You about the Roman Catholic can so you must!” WEST PALM BEACH, Fla. (AP) – Church. Over the next three President Donald Trump turned his It’s the pope’s first visit days, Francis is sched- Twitter torment Monday on the to the Andean nation of 17 uled to celebrate Mass in Democrat in the room where immi- million people since taking Santiago, the southern gration talks with lawmakers took a the reins of the church in city of Temuco and the famously coarse turn, saying Sen. 2013. It comes at a time northern city of Iquique. Dick Durbin misrepresented what he when many Chileans are On Thursday, the pope had said about African nations and furious over Francis’ 2015 will go to Peru for a three- Haiti and, in the process, under- decision to appoint a bish- day visit. mined the trust needed to make a op close to the Rev. Fer- Francis’ trip was aimed deal. nando Karadima, who the at highlighting the plight of On a day of remembrance for Rev. Vatican found guilty in immigrants and indige- Martin Luther King Jr., Trump spent 2011 of abusing dozens of nous peoples and under- time at his golf course with no pub- minors over decades. scoring the need to pre- lic events, bypassing the acts of ser- The Rev. Juan Barros, serve the Amazon rain for- vice that his predecessor staged in bishop of the southern city est. However, sexual abuse Associated Press honor of the civil rights leader on of Osorno, has always by priests has taken front HAITIAN COMMUNITY members hold an image depicting images of from the holiday. Instead Trump dedicat- denied he knew what and center in the weeks left, Joseph Stalin, Adolf Hitler, Benito Mussolini and President Donald ed his weekly address to King’s Karadima was doing when before his arrival. Trump during a protest near Trump’s Mar-a-Lago estate Monday in West memory, saying King’s dream and he was the priest’s protege, Hours before Francis Palm Beach, Fla. Trump is defending himself anew against accusations America’s are the same: “a world a position that many landed, activists on issues that he is racist, this time after recent disparaging comments about Haiti where people are judged by who Chileans have a hard time related to sex abuse by and African nations. The group said they were there to demand an apolo- they are, not how they look or where believing. priests called for sanctions gy from Trump. they come from.” “It’s not just time for the against both abusers and That message was a distinct coun- that protection. insists that our nation needs more cit- pope to ask for forgiveness anyone who helped cover terpoint to words attributed to Durbin said Monday the White izens from white states like Norway, I for the abuses but also to up their actions. Trump by Durbin and others at a House should release whatever don’t even think we need to spend take action,” said Juan Car- About 200 people meeting last week, when the question recording it might have of the meet- any time even talking about what it los Cruz, a victim of attended the first of several of where immigrants come from ing. says and what it is.” Karadima. activities aimed at making seemed at the forefront of Trump’s Republican Sen. Lindsey Graham He added, “We got to find a way to Cruz added that if it the sex abuse scandal a concerns. Some participants and oth- of South Carolina, one of the six sen- work on this man’s heart.” wasn’t possible to jail bad central topic of Francis’ ers familiar with the conversation ators in the meeting with Trump on A sizeable crowd of expatriate bishops, “at the very least time in the country. said Trump challenged immigration Thursday, supported Durbin’s Haitians, waving their country’s flag, they can be removed from The majority of from “shithole” countries of Africa account. As well, Durbin and people gathered near the foot of a bridge their positions.” Chileans continue to and disparaged Haiti as well. who were briefed on the conversation leading to Trump’s Mar-a-Lago estate After deplaning, Francis declare themselves Roman Without explicitly denying using but were not authorized to describe it in Palm Beach, Florida, to jeer at was greeted by President Catholics, but the church that word, Trump lashed out at the publicly said Trump also questioned Trump as the motorcade returned Michelle Bachelet and a has lost the influence and Democratic senator, who said Trump the need to admit more Haitians. from the golf club where the presi- band played while the two moral authority it once uttered it on several occasions. They said Trump expressed a prefer- dent capped his weekend before walked on a red carpet as enjoyed thanks to the “Senator Dicky Durbin totally mis- ence for immigrants from countries returning later Monday to Washing- night began to fall. The scandals, secularization represented what was said at the like Norway, which is overwhelming- ton. pope traveled in a black and an out-of-touch cleri- DACA meeting,” Trump tweeted, ly white. The Haitians and their supporters sedan to the center of the cal caste. using a nickname to needle the Illi- Republican Sens. David Perdue of shouted, “Our country is not a shit- city, flanked by several “I used to be a strong nois senator. “Deals can’t get made Georgia and Tom Cotton of Arkansas, hole,” according to video posted by cars. He then transferred to believer and churchgoer,” when there is no trust! Durbin blew who also attended, initially said they WPEC-TV, and engaged in a shouting a popemobile, waving to said Blanca Carvucho, a DACA and is hurting our Military.” did not hear Trump utter the word in match with the pro-Trump demon- small crowds of well-wish- 57-year-old secretary in He was referring to the Deferred question, then revised their account strators who typically gather on the ers who lined up along Santiago. “All the contra- Action for Childhood Arrivals pro- to deny he said it at all. Trump said other side of the street. avenues. dictions have pushed me gram, which protects young people Sunday: “I’m not a racist.” On Sunday, Vice President Mike Crowds were notably away.” who came to the U.S. illegally as chil- The reverberations kept coming Pence, who worshipped at a Baptist thin, particularly com- To be sure, many eager- dren. Members of Congress from Monday. church in Maryland, listened as the pared to papal visits in ly awaited a chance to see both parties are trying to strike a deal Martin Luther King III, King’s pastor denounced Trump’s use of other Latin American the pope and celebrate that Trump would support to extend elder son, said: “When a president vulgarity. countries. their faith.

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Samsons Twin Cities rally tion, by phone at 906-307-1202 or email- at the Gogebic Community College tossed salad with dressings, beverages, scheduled ing [email protected]. Lindquist Student and Conference Center, and ice cream sandwiches for dessert. Upper Level, at 6:30 p.m. on the second There is upstairs seating for those who IRONWOOD — The Gogebic Communi- Saxon-Gurney fire departments Thursday of each month. have difficulty with stairs. ty College Foundation is hosting a Samson host roast beef dinner The Jan. 11 meeting was postponed to Rally in the Twin Cities area. This will give this Thursday, Jan. 18, due to inclement Wastewater Authority to meet SAXON, Wis. - The Saxon-Gurley Fire residents of that area a chance to catch weather. some hoop action and cheer on the men’s Department will host their annual Roast IRONWOOD — The Gogebic-Iron basketball team as they take on Dakota Beef Dinner and raffle on Sunday, Jan. 28, Community dinner rescheduled Wastewater Authority and Board will hold County Technical College on Saturday, form 11 a.m. - 3 p.m. at the Saxon Com- a joint special board meeting on Thuesday Jan. 27th at 2 p.m. The game will be munity Center. Dinner and raffle tickets WAKEFIELD — Due to inclement at 8 a.m. in the boardroom of the treat- played at Inver Hills Community College may be purchased at the door. There will weather last Thursday, the Community ment facitilty. Dinner on Jan. 11 had to be cancelled. The in Inver Grove Heights, Minn.. Join us after be door prizes. Class of 1968 planning the game and meet the team at The Tavern For more information, call Stacy at 715- Wakefield Methodist Church will continue Grill- Woodbury. 893-2290. its schedule of meals this Thursday, Jan. committee to meet 18, 5-6 p.m., at the Church on U.S.2 in To reserve a rally package, register IRONWOOD — The group planning a Kruisers reschedule meeting Wakefield. All are welcome. There is no online at gogebic.edu/events/samsonsral- reunion of the 1968 Luther L. Wright and charge for the meal. ly2018. More details and directions are IRONWOOD — Until further notice, the St. Ambrose classes will meet Tuesday, Jan. The menu will feature Italian food, available by contacting the GCC Founda- Klassic Kruisers Car Club will be meeting 23, at 6 p.m. at the Elk and Hound. Community calendar Invasive weed

Email calendar items and area74.org. Mended Hearts and Dia- Catholic Church, Ironwood. community news to Community Blood Drive, betes Support Group, 2 p.m., area74.org. treatment group [email protected]. 11:30-5:30, Ironwood Memorial Aspirus Grand View Hospital Saturday, Jan. 20 For more information, call 906- Building. conference area, Ironwood. 932-2211. A Healthier You, noon to 906-932-2443. 1:00 p.m., Wakefield Municipal Bessemer Area Historical Community Pickleball Tuesday, Jan. 16 Paddlers, 2-5 p.m., Mercer meets today Building. Society, 2 p.m., 403 Sophie DOVE Support Group, St., Bessemer. School gymnasium. 715-776- Gogebic-Ontonagon noon-2 p.m. 906-932-4990. Regional Hospice Grief 4588. Community Action Agency Alcoholics Anonymous, 7 WASHBURN, Wis. — banned. Although there Ironwood/Hurley Rotary Support Group, 2 p.m., Com- The Northwoods Coopera- are hundreds of non-native food commodity distribu- Club, 12:15 p.m., Elk and fort Inn, conference room, Iron- p.m., Salem Lutheran Church, tion, 9-10 a.m., Pioneer Park Hound Restaurant, Ironwood. wood. Ironwood. area74.org. tive Weed Management plants in the state, species Apartments, Ironwood. 906- Iron County Veterans Ser- Hurley Strong Women Sunday, Jan. 21 Area, is preparing for the that may cause significant 932-4200. vice Officer, 1-3 p.m., Mercer, class, 4-5 p.m., Iron County Gogebic-Ontonagon upcoming field season to economic harm, environ- Wis., Town Hall. 715-561- Aging Unit, Alcoholics Anonymous, 1 Community Action Agency treat invasive plant species mental harm, or may harm 2190. Open Community Dinner, p.m., closed meeting, Salem food commodity distribu- American Legion Post 58, 5-6 p.m., Wakefield Methodist Lutheran Church, Ironwood. in its management area human health have been tion, seniors, 1-3 p.m., 100 2 p.m., Iron County Memorial Church, Putnam Ave., Wake- Mercer Health and Well- Mill St., Bessemer. 906-667- that includes Ashland, Bay- listed with the NR 40 rule. Building, Hurley. field, 906-667-0230. ness Pickleball, 3-6 p.m., 0283. field, Douglas, and Iron Garlic mustard is one of Mercer Health and Well- ReGeneration Youth, Mercer Community Center. Pickleball, 10 a.m. to ness Pickleball, 3-6 p.m., 5:30-6:45 p.m., ages 10-11; Narcotics Anonymous, 7 Counties. The annual the priority species that noon, Ironwood Memorial Mercer Community Center. Relentless Youth, 7-9 p.m., p.m., Wesley United Methodist “Project Planning Meeting” infiltrated the region rela- Building. Ironwood American ages 12-18; Lighthouse Faith Church, Ironwood. Iron-Gogebic Integrated is set for today from 9 a.m. tively recently with the first Legion Auxiliary Unit 5, 6 Center, Ironwood. Alcoholics Anonymous, Family Services, 9-10:30 p.m., at the post, Ironwood Wakefield Chamber of 7:30 p.m., Sharon Lutheran to noon in the Bayfield population documented in a.m., Iron County Courthouse, Memorial Building. Commerce, 6 p.m., Wakefield Church, Bessemer. County Annex Build- 2002 on the Chequamegon- Hurley. 906-663-4045 or 715- Michigan Western Gate- Municipal Building. area74.org. 561-2191. ing (117 E. Sixth Street), Nicolet National way Trail Authority, 6 p.m., Alcoholics Anonymous, behind the county court- Forest. Over thirty popula- Wisconsin Veterans monthly meeting, Gogebic 6:30 p.m., First Presbyterian Monday, Jan. 22 Employment Services Rep- County Courthouse, 200 N. Church, Hurley. area74.org. house in Washburn. tions have been document- resentative, 9-11:30 a.m., vet- Moore St., Bessemer. Gogebic County Council Iron County Food Pantry, The NCWMA brings ed in recent years primarily erans service office, Hurley. 9 a.m.-4 p.m., 72 Michigan Superior Snowshoe Walk, of Veteran Affairs, 6:30 p.m., together private landowners, in yards, along trails, and 715-392-7808. 6:30 p.m., meet at Gogebic Bessemer VFW. Ave., Montreal, Wis. 715-561- Gogebic County Veterans Country Club. Knights of Columbus 4450. municipalities, non-profits, along rivers. Garlic mus- Service Officer, 9:30-11:30 Gogebic Range Carvers, Council 1396, 6:30 p.m. social Mercer Tai Chi for Health and land managers from fed- tard is especially damaging a.m., Ironwood Memorial 6:30 p.m., shop room, A.D. meeting, KC Hall, Ironwood. and Balance class, 9 a.m., eral, state, tribal and county as it rapidly replaces native Building. 906-667-1110. Johnston High School, Besse- Government Mercer Community Center. Blood Pressure Screen- mer. Gogebic-Iron Wastewater Alcoholics Anonymous, agencies to discuss treating species in forests. This ing, 11 a.m.-1 p.m., with Narcotics Anonymous, 7 Authority board, 8 a.m., noon, Salem Lutheran Church, priority weed infesta- species can be treated by Regional Hospice nurses, Mill p.m., Salem Lutheran Church, board room of treatment facili- Ironwood. area74.org. Street Garden, Bessemer. Overeaters Anonymous, tions. The NCWMA Steer- hand-pulling the plants in Ironwood. area74.org. ty. ing Committee includes rep- May before the plants set 906-663-0308. Alcoholics Anonymous, Aging Unit of Iron County 5 p.m., All Saints Lutheran Alcoholics Anonymous, 7:30 p.m., Sharon Lutheran Board of Directors, 9 a.m., Church, Wakefield. resentatives of the Wiscon- seed as well as herbicide noon, Salem Lutheran Church, Church, Bessemer. Hurley Senior Center, Hurley. Alcoholics Anonymous, 6 sin DNR, Great Lakes Indian treatments later in the sea- Ironwood. area74.org. p.m., Our Lady of Peace area74.org. Gogebic Range Solid Fish & Wildlife Commis- son. Since garlic mustard Ironwood Kiwanis Club, Government Waste Authority, 4:30 p.m., Catholic Church, Ironwood. noon, Elk and Hound. Powderhorn Area District conference room, Transfer sta- area74.org. sion, U.S. Forest Service, and other invasive species Range Art Association, 1 Board, 4:30 p.m., Ironwood tion. AL-ANON, 6 p.m., Salem National Park Service, and spread into private proper- p.m., 906 Boom, Ironwood. Township Hall, Gogebic County Forestry Lutheran Church, Ironwood. Hurley Strong Women area74.org. Bayfield County Land and ties, the NCWMA works to and Parks Commission 4:30 Water Conservation Depart- get private landowners class, 4-5 p.m., Iron County Thursday, Jan. 18 p.m., Conference Room, Natu- Harbortown AA, 7:30 p.m. Aging Unit, ral Resources Center. EDT, Ontonagon United ment. The group will devel- involved in treating invasive North Country Trail, 6 Pickleball, 10 a.m. to Methodist Church basement, op an action plan for treat- species. p.m., Regal Country Inn, noon, Ironwood Memorial Friday, Jan. 19 next to Holiday gas station, Wakefield. 906-229-5122. Building. Ontonagon. area74.org. ments across the four-coun- Garlic mustard spreads Hurley VFW Post 1580, 6 Gogebic-Ontonagon Mercer Cribbage, 9:30- Government ty area of the along the river corridor p.m., VFW post home. Community Action Agency 11:30 a.m., Mercer Senior Bessemer Township NCWMA. Some priority and into the forests. Two Life Support Group, 6:30 food commodity distribu- Center. Board, 5 p.m., Bessemer p.m., Woodland Church, Iron- tion, seniors, 9:45-10 a.m. Gogebic Conservation Township Hall, Ramsay. species include garlic mus- large populations of garlic wood. EST, Lake Gogebic Senior District, 10 a.m., Natural Mercer School Board, 5 tard, Japanese and giant mustard are along the Bessemer Veterans of Center, Bergland; 10:20- Resource Center, Bessemer. p.m., Mercer K-12 School com- knotweed, wild parsnip, Montreal River (over 40 Foreign Wars, 7 p.m., VFW 10:35 a.m. EST, Porcupine Double Trouble, 11 a.m.- mons, Mercer, Wis. hall, Bessemer. Mountain Senior Center, 12:30 p.m., Serenity Center, Gogebic County Road non-native Phragmites acres) as it passes through Alcoholics Anonymous, 7 White Pine; 11-11:45 a.m. Ironwood. Commission, 5:15 p.m., road (common reed), glossy and Hurley and Ironwood, p.m., Episcopal Church of the EST, Holy Family Catholic Mercer Food Pantry, commission office, courthouse, common buckthorn, cut-leaf Michigan and along the Transfiguration, Ironwood. Church parking lot, Onton- noon-1 p.m., Railroad Street, Bessemer. teasel, invasive honeysuck- Bad River (over 150 acres) area74.org. agon; 1:15-1:45 p.m. EST, Mercer, Wis. Emergencies: Ironwood Township Government Resource Center, Mass City; 715-476-7655. Board, 5:30 p.m., Ironwood les, and purple loosestrife. as it passes through Iron County Planning / 2:15-2:45 p.m. EST, Stannard Alcoholics Anonymous/ Township offices. Certain species in Wis- Mellen. Multiple groups Land and Zoning Committee, Township Ballpark, Bruce Al-Anon, noon, Salem Luther- Wakefield City Council, consin are listed by the have been coordinating 3 p.m., county board room, Crossing; 2:30-2:45 p.m., an Church, Ironwood. 5:30 p.m., City Hall. Iron County courthouse. Watersmeet Town Hall park- area74.org. Ironwood City Commis- invasive species rule devel- efforts to contain and con- Bessemer City Council, 6 ing lot, Watersmeet. 906-884- Celebrate Recovery, 6 sion, 5:30 p.m., Ironwood oped by the DNR known as trol these populations with p.m., council chambers, City 2106. p.m. optional workshop, 7 p.m. Memorial Building. NR 40. This rule bans multiple days of hand- Hall. Gogebic County Veterans small group, Bessemer city hall Bessemer Area School transport, transfer or intro- pulling events scheduled Wednesday, Jan. 17 Service Officer, 10:30-11:30 auditorium. District Board of Education, a.m., Wakefield City Hall; 1-2 Harbortown AA, 7:30 p.m. 6 p.m., A.D. Johnston High duction of invasive species each spring. For more p.m., Watersmeet Township; EDT, Ontonagon United School library. Christian Men of the listed as “restricted” or information, NCWMA has 2:45-3:15 p.m., Marenisco Methodist Church basement, “prohibited” in Wisconsin. a website (northwoodscw- Northland, 6:30 a.m., Uptown Township. 906-667-1110. next to Holiday gas station, Tuesday, Jan. 23 Cafe, Ironwood. Alcoholics Anonymous, Ontonagon. area74.org. 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    l 4 TUESDAY, JANUARY 16, 2018 OPINION THE DAILY GLOBE • YOURDAILYGLOBE.COM DAILY GLOBE Unplug from machines By the time you read this column, across the way. When we plug our- Sue Mizell, Publisher there will no doubt be some new selves into the unending reality TV President Donald Trump tweet or show, we miss them. We close our- Larry Holcombe, Managing Editor utterance – on record or leaked – selves off to the possibility of hearing that will have the media and country their cries. We also deprive ourselves aghast at the demons exposed by it. of the opportunity of encountering People not typically defending Trump Kathryn hope. may find themselves doing so simply Lopez More often than not, when we In Their Opinion because they don’t think the latest is think we’re reaching out to help definitive proof that he’s Hitler. I’m someone, they wind up ministering Charters key to far from the first to observe that ele- to us. I often think of Christians in ments of our country appear to be Iraq and Syria, who overflow with watching a reality TV show with rapt tructure and schools and hospitals – gratitude simply for being alive with attention. Time and emotions are in communities around the country their families, in whatever makeshift school choice invested in it. But what gets over- and world. home they’ve found. Their close In recent weeks, we have offered a variety of opin- looked in the meantime? As social media and news net- encounter with genocide has been an ions in our pages from thought leaders debating the With everyone talking about the works seemed to revel in the ability to opportunity for them to prioritize value of charter schools. There are no shortage of latest expletive the president report- use an expletive with abandon, I kept their faith – or so they so often tell viewpoints about these alternative public schools, edly used in a closed-door meeting thinking of a story about Cardinal the story. Death is a certainty, and but we wanted to host a civil discussion. While not a with lawmakers, I couldn’t help but Timothy Dolan of New York. He, too, hope is the only thing that gives us an panacea to what ails Michigan’s schools, we firmly think about Haiti, one of the coun- went down to Haiti after the earth- understanding of what this is all for. believe that charters should be part of the equation. tries on his leaked list of undesir- quake in 2010. And he asked: “Is The morning after the President’s As our year-long series “Fixing Michigan’s ables. There’s a beautiful nurse I there anything I can do for you?” remark, Pope Francis tweeted: “The Schools” continues this week, the debate turns to pri- know who has gone there in the years Foremost in some minds was Mass. encounter with God and our brothers vate school choice – another hotly debated issue since the big earthquake to help in a The Haitians had lost priests and and sisters cannot wait just because (you’ll find these pieces nearby). Yet tax credits and hospital for some of the poorest and bishops, the next day was Sunday we are slow or lazy. We are called to vouchers are currently not options that Michigan otherwise most forgotten. Sometime and they wanted Mass. They wanted that encounter today!” Whatever the families can access. in the last few years of doing this, she God. Which means they had hope. pope makes headlines for, he’s That means charter schools remain the dominant broke her leg. She’s giving time and Hope in the midst of devastation. always nudging us to the best part of option when families and students are not satisfied resources – even risking her safety – Hope in the midst of death and ourselves. If you find yourself out- with their neighborhood public school. In Detroit’s to people she wouldn’t be thinking debris. raged by Trump – or Hollywood, or case, charters are the only option in some parts of the about if she were simply cursing the The same day that America was politicians, or whatever else the anger city. darkness or thinking “poor dears” in abuzz with reports of the president’s machine of social media generates – We asked education experts from both sides of the wake of earthquakes and other profane remarks, a report was don’t sit there, don’t stew or get into the debate to offer their opinions on charter schools, disasters. released that found that life expectan- online arguments about it. Instead, regarding whether they are part of the solution to fix- I thought, too, of the Knights of cy in the United States had dropped do something good in the world. The ing the state’s schools – or part of the problem. Columbus, who I am endlessly grate- for the second year in a row. Addic- world could use it. And you might Education historian Diane Ravitch concludes ful for. Many may have such feelings tion and suicide are some significant even encounter some hope along the charters are a “failed experiment.” She’d prefer all the for the fraternal social fellowship net- factors. Right here at home, people way. money that is currently going to charter schools be work, but we should remember that are living in what seems to them an Kathryn Jean Lopez can be contact- returned to traditional public schools. the Knights rush to the scene of dis- impenetrable darkness. There is a ed at [email protected]. But Michigan’s public schools are some of the asters and provide quiet support – world of people in pain – some of COPYRIGHT 2018 United Feature higher funded in the country, despite the rhetoric to from ultrasounds and coats to infras- them right next door to us, right Syndicate the contrary, and more money does not automatical- ly translate into better performing schools. Today in history So as the state’s public schools, especially those in challenged cities like Detroit and Flint, work to rein- vent themselves, the only valid alternative families By The Associated Press have had are the charter schools that have flourished Today’s Highlight in History as parents searched for something better. On Jan. 16, 1978, NASA named 35 candidates to fly on Are they always better? No. In many cases they the space shuttle, including are, however. It’s hard to argue that Michigan’s edu- Sally K. Ride, who became cation woes are largely the result of charters when America’s first woman in space, and Guion S. Bluford our middle-class white students have seen their Jr., who became America’s first fourth grade reading scores fall to 49th among their black astronaut in space. national peers while attending schools in districts On this date largely devoid of charters. And in those communities In 27 B.C., Caesar Augus- tus was declared the first where charters have been a significant presence like Emperor of the Roman Empire Detroit, the charters have academically outper- by the Senate. formed their traditional counterparts by significant In 1547, Ivan IV of Russia (popularly known as “Ivan the amounts. Terrible”) was crowned Czar. Reports from the Center for Research on Educa- In 1865, Union Maj. Gen. tion Outcomes at Stanford University have proven William T. Sherman decreed that 400,000 acres of land in this. That’s essential given students in Detroit Public the South would be divided into Schools have scored the lowest in the country for 40-acre lots and given to for- years in reading and math. mer slaves. (The order, later A 2013 CREDO study found that Michigan charter revoked by President Andrew Johnson, is believed to have students gain two months (three months in Detroit) inspired the expression, “Forty of extra learning per year compared to their peers in acres and a mule.”) traditional public schools. In 1920, Prohibition began in the United States as the A similar 2015 study points to Detroit as one of 18th Amendment to the U.S. four urban school choice systems that “provide Constitution took effect, one essential examples of school-level and system-level year to the day after its ratifica- commitments to quality that can serve as models to tion. (It was later repealed by the 21st Amendment.) other communities.” In 1935, fugitive gangster And the Skillman Foundation recently released Fred Barker and his mother, data that show Detroit charter schools are doing Kate “Ma” Barker, were killed in a shootout with the FBI at Lake ones used in the Newtown, Today’s Birthdays good work. According to a review by Michigan Capi- Weir, Florida. that John Glenn, the first Amer- Connecticut, school shooting. Author William Kennedy is tol Confidential: “Detroit charter school students out- In 1942, actress Carole ican to orbit the Earth, would (Both proposals went down to 90. Author-editor Norman Pod- Lombard, 33, her mother, Eliz- fly aboard the space shuttle performed on the English language arts and math defeat.) The federal govern- horetz is 88. Opera singer Mar- abeth, and 20 other people later in the year. ment temporarily grounded ilyn Horne is 84. Hall of Fame sections of Michigan’s standardized test, the M-STEP. were killed when their plane In 2003, the space shuttle Boeing’s newest and most auto racer A.J. Foyt is 83. The analysis also shows that on average, charter crashed near Las Vegas, Columbia blasted off for what technologically advanced jet- Singer Barbara Lynn is 76. Nevada, while en route to Cal- turned out to be its last flight; school students had higher graduation rates and col- liner, declaring that U.S. carri- Country singer Ronnie Milsap ifornia from a war-bond promo- on board was Israel’s first lege enrollment rates than students who attended ers could not fly the 787 is 75. Singer Katherine Ander- tion tour. astronaut, Ilan Ramon. (The Dreamliner again until the risk son Schaffner (The Mar- conventional public schools.” In 1957, three B-52’s took mission ended in tragedy on of battery fires was addressed. velettes) is 74. Country singer There is room for improvement. Michigan law off from Castle Air Force Base Feb. 1, when the shuttle broke (The grounding order was lifted Jim Stafford is 74. Talk show in California on the first non- up during its return descent, allows for a large number of charter authorizers and three months later.) Pauline host Dr. Laura Schlessinger is stop, round-the-world flight by killing all seven crew mem- Friedman Phillips, better 71. Movie director John Car- that has created a somewhat chaotic environment. jet planes, which lasted 45 bers.) known as advice columnist penter is 70. Rhythm-and- David Osborne, in his recent book “Reinventing hours and 19 minutes. Classi- Ten years ago: President Dear Abby, died in Minneapolis blues singer Maxine Jones (En cal music conductor Arturo George W. Bush closed out his America’s Schools,” argues cities such as Washing- at age 94. Vogue) is 59. Singer Sade is Toscanini died in New York at Mideast trip with a brief visit to ton, D.C, Indianapolis and Denver, which have seen One year ago: Turkish 59. Pop/rock singer-songwriter age 89. Egypt, where he was wel- authorities captured an Uzbek Jill Sobule is 59. Rock musi- charter performance soar, more closely monitor the In 1967, Alan S. Boyd was comed by President Hosni national suspected of killing 39 cian Paul Webb (Talk Talk) is sworn in as the first U.S. sec- Mubarak. Archbishop Earl charter system. people during an attack on an 56. Actor David Chokachi is 50. retary of transportation. Paulk, the 80-year-old leader Detroit and other Michigan cities (and lawmak- Istanbul nightclub during New Labor Secretary Alexander In 1988, Jimmy “The of a megachurch, pleaded Year’s celebrations. A shooting Acosta is 49. Actor-writer- ers) should learn from what’s working in these Greek” Snyder was fired as a guilty in Atlanta to lying under attack at an electronic music director Josh Evans is 47. places. In the meantime, charter schools are giving CBS Sports commentator, one oath about his sexual affairs festival in Mexico’s Caribbean Actor-comedian Jonathan day after telling a reporter for and was sentenced to 10 families a much-needed choice. coastal resort of Playa del Car- Mangum is 47. Actor Richard T. WRC-TV in Washington, D.C. years’ probation. (Paulk died in men left five people dead, Jones is 46. Actress Josie that, during the era of slavery, March 2009.) including three foreigners. Davis is 45. Model Kate Moss – The Detroit News blacks had been bred to pro- Five years ago: President President Barack Obama, his is 44. Actor-playwright Lin- duce stronger offspring. Barack Obama unveiled the days in office dwindling, cele- Manuel Miranda is 38. Country In 1991, the White House most sweeping proposals for brated the World Series cham- musician James Young (The announced the start of Opera- curbing gun violence in two pion Chicago Cubs at the Eli Young Band) is 38. Rock tion Desert Storm to drive Iraqi decades, pressing a reluctant Thought for Today White House. Former NASA musician Nick Valensi (The forces out of Kuwait. (Allied Congress to pass universal astronaut Eugene Cernan, to Strokes) is 37. Actress Renee “Goodwill is the only asset that competition cannot under- forces prevailed on Feb. 28, background checks and bans date the last man to walk on Felice Smith is 33. NFL quater- sell or destroy.” 1991.) on military-style assault the moon, died in Houston at back Joe Flacco is 33. Actress In 1998, NASA announced weapons and high-capacity — Marshall Field, department store founder (1834-1906) ammunition magazines like the age 82. Yvonne Zima is 29.

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PUBLISHER EXECUTIVE.DOODV ASSISTANT/ACCOUNTING DAILY GLOBE Sue Mizell Jenna 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 l THE DAILY GLOBE • YOURDAILYGLOBE.COM AREA / STATE TUESDAY, JANUARY 16, 2018 5 Ojibway According to Bouvette, Record if OCF closed, not only BACK TO SCHOOL would employees and their From page 1 families suffer, but also the POLICE REPORTS Iron County, Wis. only have 30 prisons.” As community at large. Those Heidi F. Gerbig was lodged for which facilities may be employees, he explained, at the Iron County Sheriff’s most vulnerable to closure, stop for snacks and gaso- Department Monday at 4:43 a.m. on Hurley Police Depart- he said, “Lots of empty line at local convenience ment charges of operating beds could be a factor.” stores. They pay taxes and while intoxicated and posses- MDOC’s website states support Aspirus Ironwood sion without a prescription. that OCF has a capacity for Hospital and countless According to an ICSD report, she was released after she 1,180 inmates, whereas other local businesses. posted at $250 bond. Sorensen said the prison “Our township would ACCIDENTS now has just under 1,000. be particularly hard hit,” Iron County, Wis. The ICSD received a As for what has led to he said of Marenisco, report of a vehicle in the ditch fewer prisons in recent because any loss of popula- near Range View Drive and La years, Gautz said, “Back in tion would result in a Rue Court in Hurley at 1:24 the ‘80s and early ‘90s, we a.m. Monday, according to an reduced flow of govern- ICSD report. were in a ‘tough-on-crime’ ment funds. ANIMAL COMPLAINTS era.” Casperson noted confu- The ICSD received a Hence, many prisons sion as to OCF’s status report of a wounded deer on Wisconsin 169 near Barr were built, and the prison relates to the fact that Creek Road in the town of population soared, reach- MDOC isn’t the only party Gurney Sunday at 9:53 p.m. ing its peak of 51,000 in to make decisions about Ian Minielly/Daily Globe According to an ICSD report, deputies dispatched the deer 2007. Now, said Gautz, prisons. Rather, it’s a joint CLASS RESUMED Monday at Gogebic Community College and the students were and moved it into the ditch. there are under 39,000 decision that includes happy about it. From the left are Hannah Plemons, Shane Cole and Tommy Liber- prisoners. input from Gov. Rick Sny- toski. Cole is a first-year student. while Libertoski is in his second year, both having Since 2015, he said the der and the legislature. graduated from Wakefield-Marenisco K-12. Plemons is a dual student, finishing Park Falls man state has been working And he concedes that her senior year at W-M, while also enrolled at GCC in the program offered to high accident victim with a new “offender suc- such tensions may contin- school students with demonstrated academic readiness. cess model” that involves ue. “We’ve been fighting GLIDDEN, Wis. — Craig prison re-education. pretty hard the past 12, 14 GCC assignments are not overly burdensome A. Schemberger, 60, of “We’ve also worked with years to keep Newberry and manageable. Libertoski said, “(It’s) Park Falls, has been identi- courts and prosecutors as alive,” he said of the New- not enough to complain about.” fied as the victim of a sin- to whether prison is the berry Correctional Facility From page 1 Plemons’ favorite teacher is Dennis gle-vehicle traffic accident best option in all circum- that opened in 1996 in justice, so he can become a conservation Mackey, business instructor and men’s Wednesday near Glidden. stances,” he said, adding Luce County. officer, with plans to stay in the area. basketball coach, while Libertoski and He was the lone occu- drug treatment sometimes NCF grew after the Plemons is taking general business Cole both said they enjoy Carrie Yon’s pant of a 2005 GMC Envoy makes more sense than 1992 closing of the New- courses, but she plans on going into radio- classes. that was northbound on prison. berry Regional Mental graphy. Libertoski took Yon for social prob- Wisconsin 13, two miles Nevertheless, OCF is Health Center. When asked if the three of them pre- lems, while Cole said she teaches all of his north of Glidden, that valued so widely as a sig- Casperson said MDOC ferred studying on campus or taking criminal justice courses. crossed into the south- nificant economic institu- claims it can save $20 mil- courses online, each student expressed a Plemons said she did not intend to turn bound lane, went into the tion that many local enti- lion per year by closing preference for being on campus. out for softball next year, as she has to ditch and struck a tree. ties such as Wakefield’s just one prison, but he said Asked about homework and how heavy work, but Cole and Libertoski both said The accident was city council and the Wake- such closings then result in a load their instructors pile on them, each they are going to play baseball in the new reported by a passerby. field-Marenisco board of the overburdening of local of the students said their homework program. Schemberger was pro- education issued resolu- jails. nounced dead at the scene. tions of support, along He said the state could in Ironwood plunged to minus-24. with related letters to rep- ease the burden by helping Warm-up Ironwood’s all-time low temperature of resentatives of this district. to create regional jails that Lottery 41-below was recorded on Feb. 12, 1967, For many pe, the situa- would allow local jails to From page 1 and Jan. 17, 1982. tion is fiercely personal. downsize, but he said that weekend, according to the National Bergland recorded a 48-below reading Monday “My son works there; he’s a would require local initia- Weather Service. on Feb. 3, 1912. Michigan guard,” said Richard Bou- tion. Poker Lotto: JS-2C-10D- That’s quite a contrast from Sunday There was a similar cold snap across vette, supervisor of Another solution, he 4H-8H morning’s frigid low temperatures across the U.P. in February of 2014. On Feb. 28, Midday Daily 3: 8-9-5 Marenisco Township. “I said, would be for the state northern Wisconsin and the Upper Penin- 2014, a few U.P. locations dipped to under Midday Daily 4: 0-3-4-3 know lots of people there. to supply more funds to sula. They were about 20 degrees colder 40-below. Newberry posted the low that Daily 3: 8-3-7 Micki (Sorensen) is a for- local jails, so that they can Daily 4: 9-9-3-8 than experienced during any single day of day at minus-43 and Ironwood recorded a mer student of mine. Her more easily manage their Fantasy 5: 13-18-26-27-39 last winter. minus-26 reading. Keno: 06-11-18-19-26-28- husband works there, too; higher loads. According to the NWS office in Mar- The coldest temperature in Michigan 31-34-35-42-45-46-53-58-60- he’s a guard. Someone Finally, Casperson said 62-63-66-71-72-73-79 quette, Wakefield had the low reading on was 51 below zero at Vanderbilt on Feb. 9, down the street just got a he does not believe that the Sunday morning at 31-below, while 1934. Wisconsin’s all-time low is minus- Wisconsin job there.” trend of reduced prison Watersmeet wasn’t far behind at 27-below. 55, while Minnesota’s coldest is 60-below. 5 Card Cash: JH-6D-7D- Bouvette added, “It populations will continue. 8D-7H Trout Creek and the Gogebic-Iron Coun- Along with the warming trend, there’s would be disastrous if they “Crime hasn’t really SuperCash: 01-06-30-34- ties Airport in Ironwood Township were at no major precipitation in Ironwood’s 15- were to lose their jobs. It’s gone down that much, as 37-39, Doubler: N 26-below and the Gogebic-Iron Wastewa- day forecast, although light snow might Badger 5: 07-15-17-20-31 one of the best paying jobs far as I’m concerned,” he ter Treatment Plant on the Montreal River fall several days in the next two weeks. Daily Pick 3: 1-0-3 in the area, and it’s hard to concluded. “We’re seeing Daily Pick 4: 0-3-8-9 get a job with good bene- more and more problems TUESDAY EVENING JANUARY 16, 2018 fits.” with drugs on the street.” 7:007:308:008:309:009:3010:0010:3011:0011:30 The Flash Barry’s murder Black Lightning “The Res- Page Six TV Seinfeld ’ Seinfeld ’ Engagement Engagement The King of # CW KDLH trial begins. (N) (TVPG) urrection” ’ (TV14) (TVPG) (TVPG) (TVPG) Queens ’ recruitment problems. Hurley NCIS “Pandora’s Box, Part NCIS: New Orleans ’ Bull A fraternity pledge Local 3 (:35) The Late Show With James “Finding staff over the % CBS WJMN I” ’ (TVPG) (TV14) (CC) (DVS) dies during hazing. 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ONTONAGON, Mich. – James practice in 1961 and sports. taught his children many life lessons Patrick Strong, MD, Fellow of the they worked together He was a lifetime member of the about respect, sportsmanship, and American Academy of Family Physi- until his father’s American Medical Association, Ameri- never giving up. cians, 82, died on Jan. 6, 2018, at the retirement in 1966. can Academy of Family Practice, He was preceded in death by his Ontonagon, Aspirus Long-Term Care In 1971, he and Michigan State Medical Society, and beloved wife of 47 years, Flossie, his Unit after a lengthy illness. Flossie built the Ontonagon County Medical Society. parents Dr. William F. and Gertrude The oldest of four children, Jim was Strong Medical Cen- Dr. Jim received many accolades for Strong, and brothers-in-law, Larry born on Aug. 16, 1935, in Milwaukee, ter adjacent to the his medical career, but was most hon- Makimaa and Roger Menigoz. Wis., to the late William F. Strong, MD, Ontonagon Memori- ored to receive the 2007 Frederick and Dr. Jim is survived by his 10 chil- and Gertrude (Helmbrecht) Strong. In al Hospital to pro- Besse Moulton Plessner Memorial dren, William Strong, Michael Strong, 1936, the family moved to Ontonagon, James Patrick vide exceptional Award, given to a Michigan physician Thomas (Lynn) Strong, Robert (Peggy) Strong, MD when Jim’s father answered an adver- 1935 — 2018 medical care as a who best exemplifies the practice and Strong, Jeffrey (Elizabeth) Strong, Dr. tisement to purchase a rural medical board-certified fami- ethics of a rural practitioner. After 52 Joseph (Meredith) Strong, Lawrence practice in Ontonagon. ly physician to the residents of Onton- years of dedicated service to the local Strong, Kim (Jeff) Makimaa, Cathy Jim attended St. Norbert High agon County. Dr. Jim’s passion and medical community, Dr. Jim retired (Tony) Kucherak, Daniel Strong; his School as a boarding student in quest for learning prompted him to from practice in 2013 at the age of 78. 22 grandchildren, Danielle, Samantha, DePere, Wis., from 1949 to 1952, continuously study medicine through- He never stopped reading his cher- Nicholas, Joseph (Rebecca), Nathan returning home to Ontonagon for his out his lifetime, leading him to receive ished medical books, and remained an (Erin), Megan, Kyle, Britni (Joseph senior year to graduate as valedictori- additional training in cardiology and avid student of medicine for his entire Halama), Sharon, Lauren, Marja an from Ontonagon High School in allergy from numerous locations, life. (Matthew Carty), Matthew, Benjamin, 1953. He went on to study pre-med at including Harvard Medical School and During the rare moments when Dr. Mackenzie, Zachary, Katie, DJ, Lacy, Marquette University in Milwaukee, Mayo Clinic. He earned certifications Jim left the hospital, golf dominated Tracy, Ryan, Addison, and Delaney; Wis., from 1953 to 1955, finishing his not only in family practice, but also in his free time. Each spring he started and his seven great-grandchildren undergraduate study at the University advanced pediatric, trauma, obstetric hitting golf balls before the snow left Sadie, Sophia, Elijah, Paige, Braydon, of Michigan in Ann Arbor, in 1956. He and cardiac life support to better min- the ground, claiming he had “the Hunter, and Daasch. He is also sur- was then accepted to the University of ister to hospital and emergency room secret,” and practicing until after the vived by his siblings, Thomas (“Char- Michigan Medical School, graduating patients. sun went down, or Flossie sent one of lie”) Strong, Sally Menigoz, and Lynne with honors, a proud member of the He was always willing to tend to the kids out to get him for dinner. He Makimaa, as well as numerous nieces, Class of 1960. He went on to intern at patients in need, whether at his office, was extremely competitive and was nephews and cousins. Borgess Hospital in Kalamazoo, com- the emergency room, the hospital, or exhilarated by weekend golf tourna- Funeral services will be officiated pleting his formal education in 1961. at home at their kitchen table. ments. His favorite memories were of by Father Michael Jacobus from Holy Jim married his high school sweet- Dr. Jim was a great advocate for his leading the 1983 U.S. Open Qualifier Family Catholic Church in Onton- heart and love of his life, Florence Lil- patients, never giving up until he diag- at North Hills Country Club in Mil- agon. Visitation will be held at Cane lian Welch (Flossie), on Feb. 4, 1956. nosed their ailments and could deter- waukee, vying against many other tal- Funeral Home, Ontonagon Chapel, on They moved their family from Ann mine a course of treatment, always ented U.P. golfers for a weekend tour- Thursday, Jan. 18, from 6 to 8 p.m. and Arbor to Kalamazoo for Jim to com- taking time to answer patient ques- nament victory, or challenging his at Holy Family Catholic Church on Fri- plete his medical training, and tions and family concerns. In addition sons in the Nolan Olson Shortstop. day, Jan. 19, from 10 to 11 a.m., with a returned to Ontonagon in 1961 to to his private medical practice, Jim As a charter member of the Boyne Mass of Christian Burial at 11 a.m. A raise their growing family. The couple also served as the Chief of Staff and Highlands Country Club in Harbor luncheon will follow the Mass service had 10 children and shared their lives, attending physician at Ontonagon Springs, he spent many summer days in the Holy Family Catholic Church working at the medical office together, Memorial Hospital, Medical Director at the back of the driving range per- basement. traveling the country to play golf, and of Maple Manor Nursing Home, Medi- fecting his swing or playing endless Memorial donations can be made in cheering for their favorite teams, the cal Director of Ontonagon Memorial rounds of golf with Flossie, family, and Dr. James P. Strong’s name to the Ontonagon Gladiators, Michigan Hospital Long-Term Care Unit, Onton- friends. Idyllic vacations meant family Ontonagon Area Scholarship Founda- Wolverines and Green Bay Packers. agon County Coroner and volun- gatherings at the Harbor Springs log tion, PO Box 92, Ontonagon, MI After completing his internship, Dr. teered as the Ontonagon Gladiator house for the Fourth of July, or pairing 49953. Jim, as he became known in town, team doctor for over 25 years while off to compete in The Kircher Cup over Cane Funeral Home is assisting the joined his father’s Ontonagon medical his children were playing school Labor Day weekend. Through golf, he family with arrangements. Thomas G. Wasley IRONWOOD, Mich. – Thomas moved to Lansing. also loved spending time at the camp Kenosha, Wis., Jeff (Debbie) Wasley of “Tom” G. Wasley, 94, passed away Tom’s employment with his buddies, Ed Oja, Wally Ironwood, Brenda (Jim) Langerman of peacefully on Thursday, Jan. 11, 2018. with MSHA relocat- Engstrom and many others. In later Kenosha, Wis.; grandchildren, Court- Tom was born in Ironwood on July 31, ed them to Hibbing, years, he enjoyed the camp with his ney Retzer-Vargo (Stephen), Melissa 1923, to Etta (Jacobson) and Thomas Minn. and Fort sons and grandchildren. He also Wasley, Mike Wasley, Amber (Ed) and Wasley. Tom graduated from Luther L. Dodge, Ia., before enjoyed his annual fishing trip to Brent Langerman; four great grand- Wright High School with the class of finally retiring back Canada with his sons, grandson and children; sister in law, Grace Wasley; 1941 and was a lifelong resident of to his beloved Iron- friends. Tom was also very honored numerous loving nieces and nephews; Ironwood. wood. to go on the Honor Flight in 2012 special friends, Jan and Russ Ander- During high school Tom rode his After retirement, with fellow WWII Veterans to Wash- son, Marge Makinen and many won- bike across town to work at the John- Thomas G. Tom and Marian ington D.C. Tom was a devoted Min- derful neighbors. Wasley son Truck Farm for 5 cents/day. Then 1923 — 2018 enjoyed winters in nesota Vikings fan. He was preceded in death by his he would ride back home to Aurora Florida and sum- Tom and Marian were blessed to loving wife, Marian; his parents, Etta Location, change clothes and return to mers back in have 72 years of marriage before Mar- and Thomas Wasley; mother and the north side to spend time with the Ironwood. Tom ian passed away on August 26, 2016. father in law, Ronald and Evelyn love of his life, Marion Guthrie. On was a long time He was Marian’s caregiver in her final Guthrie; daughter, Judy; grandchil- August 21, 1944, he finally married his member of the Auro- years and it was a very special time dren, Lindsey and Nicklaus; brother, sweetheart, Marian, in Ironwood in ra Athletic Club, the for him as he lovingly gave her the Donald and sisters, Willowdean, Eliz- her parent’s beautiful backyard. Veteran American Legion best care anyone could hope for. He abeth (Liz), Isabelle (Bell) and He served in the U.S. Navy during and the Class of ‘41 missed his sweetheart very much Dorothy. WWII. After his honorable discharge Reunion Committee, along with Mari- after her passing, but his talents in A Memorial Service commemorat- from the Navy, Tom returned to Iron- an. He and Marian loved dancing at the kitchen kept him busy. He ing Tom’s life will take place in the wood to work as a welder in various the “Club” and when they were danc- enjoyed making pasties, strawberry- Spring … date to be determined … at mines and went on to raise his family. ing, they didn’t miss a step. His exten- rhubarb pie, soups, bread and even Wesley United Methodist Church with When the mines would close or lay off, sive knowledge of mining and some squeaky cheese that he happily Rev. Rosemary DeHut officiating. The Tom worked at various jobs, moving extra time on his hands, led him to a shared with others. He also planted family looks forward to sharing stories the family for short periods to Park job as the Gogebic County Mine tomato and raspberry plants that he and celebrating Tom’s life with all of Falls, Wausau, Rothschild and eventu- Inspector. He had a passion for public watched over carefully. He loved his many friends. ally back to Ironwood. When the kids safety around the many abandoned going to the casino with his casino Range Funeral Service and Crema- were grown and on their own, Tom mines. He also taught Vocational partner, his devoted daughter-in-law, tory, Ketola-Burla Funeral Home of accepted a job with the Mine, Safety Welding. Debbie. Ironwood is assisting the family with and Health Administration (MSHA) of Tom was an avid outdoorsman Tom is survived by his loving chil- arrangements. To send online condo- the federal government and they and loved hunting and fishing. He dren, Jerry (Sandy) Wasley, of lences, visit rangefuneralservices.com. Andrew Lockhart ONTONAGON, Mich. – Andrew sity of New Mexico, and as its president, and had been a Lockhart II, Ontonagon, two grand Lockhart, 75, Ontonagon, died Jan. 12, Albuquerque, N.M., member of the Ontonagon County nephews, Jack Thomas Lockhart, of 2018, at the Aspirus Long- Term Care in 1965. During the Genealogical Society, serving as its sec- Green Oak Township, and Levi facility in Ontonagon after a prolonged Vietnam Era, he retary. James Lockhart, of Ontonagon, illness. served with United He was also a member of the three grand nieces, Kate Magdalen Born Thomas Andrew Lockhart III Veteran States Army Intelli- National Genealogical Society and Lockhart and Claire Genevieve on Oct. 15, 1942, at Ontonagon, he gence Corps from other genealogical societies. Lockhart, of Green Oak Township, was a son of the late Thomas A. and 1965 to 1968. He had conducted an avid lifetime and Olivia Jean Lockhart, of Onton- Genevieve M. (Dowd) Lockhart. He He was an editor and reporter for study of family history, his own and agon, as well as many cousins, other was named after his father and his the Arizona News Service in Phoenix, that of all the people of Ontonagon relatives and friends. great grandfather, a Union Army veter- Ariz., from 1968 to 1974 and for The County. His interest in, and love for, A memorial service for Andy will be an of the Civil War. A former Onton- Ontonagon Herald from 1974 to his home town, Ontonagon, could be held 3 p.m. Friday, Jan. 19, at the First agon Township Clerk, he served in 1980. traced back to his own family’s long United Methodist Church of Onton- that capacity from November 1982 Lockhart was a member of the association with Ontonagon; his agon. Friends may call on Thursday, until November 2000. Aspirus Ontonagon Hospital Founda- mother’s paternal grandfather, Job Jan. 18, from 6 to 8 p.m. and on Friday The organizer of Ontonagon School tion board since its inception in 2008. Dowd, came to Ontonagon on June from 2 p.m. until time of services at reunions held in 1985, 1990, 1995, He was a member of the Ontonagon 8, 1849. Also, he was a student of the church. 2000, 2005, and 2010, he received an County Library Board from 1982 to American motion picture history and The family is being assisted by the Ambassador Award from the Onton- 2016, serving as its chairman and had had an extensive library on the sub- Memorial Chapel Funeral Home, Han- agon County Chamber of Commerce been a member of the Ontonagon ject. cock, and the United Methodist in 1998 for his efforts on the first County Elections Scheduling Commit- Lockhart never married and had no Church, Ontonagon. three. Each time, he spearheaded the tee and of the Ontonagon Township children. In addition to his parents, he Memorials may be made to Onton- collection of alumni data for the Library Board. He also had been a was preceded in death by his younger agon County Cancer Association or Ontonagon Schools Alumni Directory board member of the Evergreen Ceme- brother, John Dowd Lockhart. Aspirus Ontonagon Hospital Founda- handed out at all reunions. tery Association, having served as its Surviving are three nephews, Ben tion. A 1960 graduate of Ontonagon president. He was a life member of the A. (Nicole) Lockhart, Green Oak To view Andy’s obituary or to send High School, he received a bachelor’s Ontonagon County Historical Society Township, and Carl W. (Jamie) condolences to the family please visit degree in journalism from the Univer- and had served on its board of trustees Lockhart and John D. (Morgan) memorialchapel.net.

See additional obituaries on page 8 l THE DAILY GLOBE • YOURDAILYGLOBE.COM HEALTH TUESDAY, JANUARY 16, 2018 7 Cauliflower morphs into snack food Exercise outdoors can By MELISSA D’ARABIAN Associated Press be delightful Years ago, I was attempt- FARGO, N.D. — During these cold months in the ing to reverse my daughter northern great plains, most folks want to hibernate inside Valentine’s disdain for and drop all outdoor activities. However, there’s no need cauliflower. She was to spend almost half a year sitting inside. “If you’re won- always my veggie-loving dering whether you should get outside this winter, I say kiddo, so I was stumped by go,” says Dr. Dan Ostlie, orthopedic and sports medicine her dislike of one my physician at Essentia Health’s 32nd Avenue Clinic in favorites. 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WAUSAU, Wis. — Judith D. “Annie” Barbacovi, 71, of Bessemer, Mich., passed away unexpectedly on Friday, Jan. 12, 2018, in Wausau. She was born May 24, 1946, in Wakefield, Mich., and was the daughter of the late Sidney and Mary (Wuorinen) Barringer. Judy graduated from Wakefield High School with the Class of 1964. She was a devoted mother and grandmother; her world revolved around her friends and family. Judy frequented garage sales in her free time and she loved Marty’s Goldenaires, especially watching her son, John. She was a warm and caring person who always put oth- ers first; and, she loved her country music. She is survived by her son, John (Rose) Barbacovi, of Hurley; her six Judith D. grandchildren, Gage, Payton, Kyler, ‘Annie’ Barbacovi Brooklyn, Ezra, and Aubrey; her 1946 — 2017 two brothers, Richard (Rita) Bar- ringer, of Ashland, and Dean (Janet) Barringer, of Toms River, N.J.; special nieces, Stacey Barringer and her children, Garion, Brittany, and Julie Pezzetti, and her daughter, Ashley; as well as numer- Associated Press ous other family and friends. THE REV. Martin Luther King Jr.’s daughter, the Rev. Bernice King speaks during the Martin Luther King, Jr. In addition to her parents, she was preceded in annual commemorative service at Ebenezer Baptist Church in Atlanta on Monday. death by her daughter, Jeanette, and her sister, Janet Pezzetti. King children criticize Trump, decry racism on MLK holiday A Memorial Service will be held at 11 a.m. on Thursday, Jan. 18, 2018 at the Frick-Zielinski Funer- ATLANTA (AP) — Martin Luther work on this man’s heart.” country is not a shithole,” referring to al Home in Bessemer. Rev. Jean Rencontre will offi- King Jr.’s children and the pastor of In Atlanta, King’s daughter, the comments the president reportedly ciate. Judy’s family will receive relatives and friends an Atlanta church where he preached Rev. Bernice King, told hundreds of made. Trump has said that is not the one hour prior to the service at the funeral home on decried disparaging remarks Presi- people who packed the pews of the language he used. Thursday. Lunch will follow at John and Rose’s dent Donald Trump is said to have Ebenezer Baptist Church that they The smaller pro-Trump contingent home, 110 Oak St., Hurley. made about African countries, while “cannot allow the nations of the waved American flags and campaign Range Funeral Service and Crematory, Frick- protests between Haitian immigrants world to embrace the words that posters and yelled “Trump is making Zielinski Funeral Home of Bessemer is assisting the and Trump supporters broke out come from our president as a reflec- America great again.” One man could family with arrangements. To send online condo- near the president’s Florida resort tion of the true spirit of America.” be seen telling the Haitians to leave Monday, the official federal holiday “We are one people, one nation, the country. Police kept the sides lences, visit rangefuneralservices.com. honoring King. one blood, one destiny. ... All of civi- apart. At gatherings across the nation, lization and humanity originated Trump dedicated his weekly activists, residents and teachers hon- from the soils of Africa,” Bernice King address to the nation, released Mon- Christine Ann (Rimkus) Kirby ored the late civil rights leader on said. “Our collective voice in this day, to King. what would have been his 89th birth- hour must always be louder than the “Dr. King’s dream is our dream, it CARLSBAD, N.M. — Former area resident Christine day and ahead of the 50th anniver- one who sometimes does not reflect is the American dream, it’s the Ann (Rimkus) Kirby, 84, passed away on Saturday, Jan. sary of his assassination in Memphis, the legacy of my father.” promise stitched into the fabric of our 13, 2018, at Landsun Homes in Carlsbad. Tennessee. Church pastor the Rev. Raphael nation, etched into the hearts of our There are no services planned at this time and crema- Trump marked his first Martin Warnock also took issue with people and written into the soul of tion has taken place under the direction of West Funeral Luther King Jr. Day as president buf- Trump’s campaign slogan to “Make humankind,” he said in the address, Home in Carlsbad. feted by claims that during a meeting America Great Again.” which he tweeted to his followers. “It Condolences may be expressed at westfuneralhome- with senators on immigration last Warnock said he thinks America is the dream of a world where people llc.com. week, he used a vulgarity to describe “is already great ... in large measure are judged by who they are, not how African countries and questioned the because of Africa and African people.” they look or where they come from.” Mark J. Ramuta need to allow more Haitians into the Down the street from Trump’s The president’s remarks appeared U.S. He also is said to have asked why Mar-a-Lago retreat in Palm Beach, not to resonate with the Rev. Al HURLEY Wis. — Mark J. Ramuta, 58, of Menomonee the country couldn’t have more immi- Florida, on Monday, Haitian Sharpton, who also used the holiday Falls, Wis., and Hurley, died unexpectedly Sunday, Jan. grants from nations like Norway. protesters and Trump supporters to take aim at the racial rhetoric 14, 2018, in Hurley. In Washington, King’s eldest son, yelled at each other from opposing Trump is said to have used. Cremation will take place and there will be no services Martin Luther King III, criticized corners. Trump was staying at the “Trump Tower is in the wrong at this time. Trump, saying, “When a president resort for the Martin Luther King Jr. state,” Sharpton told a crowd of 200 Range Funeral Service and Crematory of Hurley is insists that our nation needs more cit- holiday weekend. Video posted by at the National Action Network in assisting the family. izens from white states like Norway, I WPEC-TV showed several hundred Harlem. He said it was embarrassing To make an online condolence, visit rangefuneralser- don’t even think we need to spend pro-Haiti demonstrators yelling from that Trump is from New York. “What vices.com. any time even talking about what it one side of the street Monday while we’re going to do about Donald says and what it is.” waving Haitian flags. The Haitians Trump is going to be the spirit of He added, “We got to find a way to and their supporters shouted “Our Martin Luther King Day,” he said. David Bob Pedrin California teen leads deputies to WAKEFIELD, Mich. — David Bob Pedrin, 71, a parents’ house of long-time resident of Wakefield, passed away Sun- horrors day, Jan. 14, 2018, at his residence, surrounded by PERRIS, Calif. (AP) — A his loving family. 17-year-old girl called Funeral arrangements have been entrusted to Jer- police after escaping from ald Rocco, owner and manager of Lakeside Memori- her family’s home where she and her 12 brothers al Chapel Inc., in Wakefield, who will release a com- itÄxÇà|ÇxËáitÄxÇà|ÇxËá WtçWtç and sisters were locked up plete obituary notice later. in filthy conditions, some so malnourished officers Park Falls mill shuts down at first believed all were children even though |á|áTell tÄÄ tÄÄus your tuÉâàtuÉâà machine; lays off 82 workers seven are adults. The girl, who was so TRUE Love Story! PARK FALLS, Wis. — ed. This will be painful for small officers initially Flambeau River Papers all of us. We are committed believed she was only 10, The best story will recently announced it shut to doing what we can to called 911 and was met by down its largest paper help the affected employ- police who interviewed her receive a special machine, resulting in the ees find new jobs. and then went to the family lay-off of 82 employees at “These painful changes home in Perris, about 70 valentine gift package the paper mill in Park at the mill are necessary to miles southeast of Los from local merchants. Falls. help ensure a viable and Angeles. They found several Employees on Jan. 5 sustainable pulp and paper children shackled to their were notified by Butch operation for Flambeau beds with chains and pad- Entries of 400 words or less will be judged by the Daily Globe staff. 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PORT WING, Wis. – It was only the second “Cade Mazzon got us Ironwood freshman lopsided win for the Pan- really rolling, he was our McKenzie Boyd scored 31 thers, who have otherwise leading scorer, but by far points as Ironwood defeat- come out on top of some his best quarter was the ed South Shore 66-46 tight ballgames. first quarter,” Bessemer Monday night in Indian- “That was nice to not coach Richard Matrella head Conference girls bas- have a nailbiter right down said. “That was our big ketball. to the wire. We needed quarter, too.” Makenzie Marshall that,” E-TC coach Brad Nick Trudgeon had 10 added 15 points as Taylor Besonen said. “We needed points for the Speedboys. Mylly missed part of the a game period. We had one “I thought we did a second half with an injury. game since Dec. 22. … We good job rebounding,” Boyd hit five 3-pointers definitely had some rust Matrella said. “We’ve been and Marshall had three. early on.” working on stuff, so it’s “It was a big night for Jake Witt led the Pan- nice to start to see it show both Makenzies,” Iron- thers with 19 points, 17 through. From an energy wood coach Kari Jacquart rebounds and five blocks. standpoint, our kids said. “McKenzie played He also had five assists. Eli played great from the start very poised like an upper- Nordine had 18 points and to the final whistle.” classmen. All the time she six assists. Jaden Borseth Bessemer (5-3, 4-2) puts in in the gym when finished with 11 points hosts Watersmeet Thurs- and six steals.Cole Borseth day. we’re not there is really Baraga — G. Lindemann 2, C. Lindemann 10, paying off. … It was good had 10 points. T. Smith 3, D. Ridley 4, T. Rasanen 2, C. Koskinen Witt had 11 points in 3, Z. Sackett 10. FTs: 9-10. Fouls: 13. Fouled out: to see Makenzie Marshall None. 3-pointers: C. Lindemann 2, Smith 1, Sack- step up and score like we the first quarter to help ett 2. give E-TC an 18-9 lead. Bessemer — Cade Mazzon 17, Andy Aspinwall know she can.” 3, Uriah Aili 7, Isaiah Aili 5, Jared Janczak 6, The Devils were good “We had trouble scoring Jaidon Jokela 5, Nick Trudgeon 10, Tim Rowe 7, in the first part of the first Brayden Tomes 8, Tyler Busch 7. FTs: 11-16. on the other end of the Fouls: 15. Fouled out: None. 3-pointers: Tomes 2, quarter, but a couple of Trudgeon 2, Mazzon 1, U. Aili 1, I. Aili 1, Jokela 1. court also. Baraga 5 19 27 36 “We started playing dunks by Jake got us Bessemer 25 34 54 75 really good defense, which going,” Besonen said. “I – – – thought we closed the first LAKE LINDEN – Ed quarter with good energy, Polakowski scored 19 created some steals by points and Tanner Bal- GIRLS — page 10 pressuring and then start- comb added 14 as Onton- ed to look much better. We agon’s size prevailed in a No. 23 got up and down in the sec- 63-41 Copper Mountain ond quarter pretty well, Conference win over the Michigan too, just pushing tempo. Lake Linden-Hubbell “I thought Eli played Lakes. barely beats really well tonight, espe- Ontonagon (2-6, 2-3) short-handed cially the last three quar- used a 14-4 second-quarter ters he really pushed the advantage to take a 25-19 Maryland tempo, got out and ran.” halftime lead. Leading 40- E-TC hosts Chassell 30 heading into the fourth, ANN ARBOR (AP) – Thursday night in a Cop- Ontonagon put up 23 Michigan earned a spot in per Mountain Conference points in the final eight The Associated Press college game. E-TC — Tommy Cousineau 4, Eli Nordine 18, minutes to secure a con- basketball poll and almost Cole Borseth 10, Ryan Driesenga 5, Gentry Brand vincing win. lost it on the same day. 2, Jaden Borseth 11, Jake Witt 19. FTs: 5-9. Fouls: 13. Fouled out: None. 3-pointers: Nordine Carter Crouch scored Muhammad-Ali Abdur- 2, Borseth 2, Driesenga 1. 16 points to lead LL-H (2-6, L’Anse – Alex Rajala 4, Terry Reed 5, Reese Rahkman made two free Waara 10, Zach Sanregrey 5, Bryce Crawford 3, 2-4). throws with 1.2 seconds left, Cooper LaPlante 4, Devin Niemi 4. FTs: 4-7. Fouls: 12. Fouled out: None. 3-pointers: Reed 1, Next, LL-H hosts Baraga lifting the 23rd-ranked Sanregrey 1, Crawford 1. on Thursday, and Onton- Wolverines to a 68-67 win E-TC 18 42 56 69 L’Anse 9 23 33 35 agon hosts Jeffers on the over Maryland on Monday same day. night. – —— Ontonagon 11 14 15 23 — 63 BESSEMER – Bessemer LL-H 14 4 11 12 — 41 Kevin Huerter connected Ontonagon — Polakowski 19, Pollard 3, on a go-ahead 3-pointer on jumped out to a 25-5 first- Domitrovich 10, Buzzo 5, Menigoz 8, Blake 4, Bal- quarter lead in a 75-36 comb 14. F: 11; Fouled out: None; Free throws: 9- the previous possession for 13; 3-point field goals: Pollard, Menigoz. the short-handed Terrapins, Copper Mountain Confer- LL-H — Crouch 16, Hainault 2, Caleb Gregoire ence victory over Baraga 9, Cole Gregiore 4, Hill 1, Wilson 9. F: 13; Fouled who trailed by 10 with five- out: Caleb Gregiore; Free throws: 4-6; 3-point field plus minutes left in the Monday night. goals: Crouch 2, Caleb Gregiore 2. game. "Prosperity, that's what the real good teams adjust Vikings pivot to to and keep winning," Michigan's Moritz Wagner said. "Even though it was Eagles, after big ugly and we had a tough time, we found a way." break to beat Saints Wagner had 18 points Jason Juno/Daily Globe and 11 rebounds for the WAKEFIELD-MARENISCO’S Mason Saubert takes a 3 as Dollar Bay’s Devin Schmitz EDEN PRAIRIE, Minn. "I believe anything is Wolverines (16-4, 5-2). defends Monday night at Wakefield. Saubert hit nine 3s and scored 27 points. (AP) – Their minds still possible at any moment, as "They're impossible to racing with childlike exu- you can see what hap- guard with Wagner," Mary- berance over the stunning pened yesterday," Rhodes land coach Mark Turgeon Cardinals can’t stop Dollar last-snap victory that sent said. said. them to the NFC champi- Such an emotional end- Michigan was trailing by onship game, many of the ing carries the potential to as much as 14 in the first Bay’s third-quarter run Minnesota Vikings distract from preparation half and was behind 30-20 remained awake several for and focus on the next at halftime, looking lethar- By BRYCE DEROUIN Fetters said. “It’s hard to defend a team when hours past midnight. game at Philadelphia, gic after an emotionally Daily Mining Gazette (Houghton) all five guys can shoot as well as they can. Cornerback Xavier when the winner's high charged win over then-No. 4 WAKEFIELD – Barring a 6-foot-7 center You can’t cheat on somebody or help, or Rhodes replayed the video will be worn off and the Michigan State two days ear- down in Ewen-Trout Creek, it might be next you’re going to get burnt. That’s what hap- clip of the winning touch- Vikings will be in an lier. The Wolverines opened to impossible for a U.P. team to defeat the pened.” down "about a thousand unfriendly stadium with- the second half with a 10-0 Dollar Bay Blue Bolts when they play with The game-changing run has become a times" at home, searing the out the advantages and run and later took the lead the efficiency they showed Monday against trademark in the Blue Bolts’ 7-0 start to the image of Stefon Diggs leap- comforts of their own with 13:02 left while mak- the Wakefield-Marenisco Cardinals. It was season. ing to catch the pass from place. ing three 3-pointers in 44 the kind of performance that reminds you • Trailing Ontonagon 37-27 on Dec. 14, Case Keenum and sprint- They wouldn't have seconds. this group has played together since the Dollar Bay closed the game on an 18-3 run ing for the end zone into advanced this far without The Terrapins (14-6, 3-4) fourth grade, allowing them to execute with for the victory. his memory forever so the an unassuming attitude, took the lead back midway an amount of chemistry that’s a nightmare • Against Chassell on Jan. 2, it was a 22- details of the sequence that though, so they were quick through the second half, but for opposing defenses. 3 spurt after the game was tied at 36 that pro- beat New Orleans were no on Monday to dismiss the Wagner made a 3-pointer on The No. 3 Blue Bolts converted 26 of 51 pelled Dollar Bay to a 71-52 win. longer foggy. danger of savoring the the ensuing possession. The shots (51 percent) and knocked down 13 of Monday, W-M senior Jacob Suzik con- Ten seconds left. moment too long. Wolverines went ahead by 30 3s (43 percent) on their way to a 75-57 verted a putback at the halftime buzzer to Trailing by one point. "I think it took a little bit 10 with 5:50 to go and yet Copper Mountain Conference win in Wake- trim Dollar Bay’s lead to 35-34. How’d Dollar Sixty-one yards to go. longer yesterday to proba- barely did enough to win field-Marenisco. Bay respond? The Blue Bolts went on an 18- The outcome that pro- bly get over it, but, no, against a team with just Senior Jaden Janke led the way with 24 0 run to start the third quarter. duced the 29-24 victory today I think guys are eight healthy players on points, while senior Devin Schmitz scored Thompson swished three 3s and Janke was so improbable that the ready," Thielen said. "We scholarship. 21 and senior Brandon Thompson finished scored the other nine points during the Blue Vikings were predictably know how tough this "We never stopped play- with 16. Bolts’ rally. continuing to process their game's going to be for us, ing and we kind of snuck up “I think we’re finally starting to find our “To get a group of guys like this who have status as the first team in and we know that we still on them in the end," Tur- groove offensively,” Janke said. “We’re not a different skill set and know their role, that’s NFL history to score a win- have a long ways to go." geon said. 100 percent, yet, but we’re starting to knock the biggest thing about our guys,” Dollar Bay ning touchdown on the For those anxiously and Maryland's Anthony down shots and work together as a team.” coach Jesse Kentala said. “They have good final play of regulation in a impatiently long-waiting Cowan scored 24 points and The numbers back up Janke’s statement. skill, but they understand their job. We have postseason game. fans of one of the NFL's lamented how his team In Dollar Bay’s last four games, the team is five really solid guys – with a few great guys "The Minneapolis Mira- most agonized franchises, reacted to Huerter's late 3. averaging 80.5 points per game after scoring off the bench – who understand the team cle", as it was dubbed in the victory on Sunday was "Our first mistake was 71, 93, 83 and 75 points in those contests. concept and how important that is.” trending on social media, evidence that whatever celebrating too much," W-M coach Terry Fetters attempted to W-M (6-2, didn’t score its first basket until was as unfathomable as curse existed in their Cowan said. "We should've limit the Blue Bolts (7-0, 4-0) with multiple Suzik knocked down a jumper with 1:39 left the name sounds. minds might no longer be just went back to the bench defenses, including a 2-3 and 1-2-2 zone, in the third quarter. After shooting 10 of 14 "We still can't believe it relevant. and get our game plan on box-and-1 on Schmitz and a man-to-man in the team’s 25-point second quarter, the in the locker room," wide Sure, most of these play- defense." defense. None of those were enough to slow Cardinals were just 3 of 10 in the third. receiver Adam Thielen ers endured the missed 27- Huerter had 12 on 4 of them down. “I don’t think it was anything they did said. "I woke up this morn- yard field-goal try by Blair 11 shooting and Darryl Against a zone, Janke, Schmitz and defensively,” Fetters said. “They really didn’t ing and made sure it wasn't Walsh in the closing sec- Morsell added 10 points for Thompson found openings as each made put any pressure on us in the third quarter. a dream." onds of the wild-card the Terrapins, who used four 3s, or the team was able to consistently We just couldn’t get anything to fall for us in The Vikings were about round defeat two years ago just three reserves and did- attack the interior of the defense to break it that third quarter.” a field-goal favorite on the against Seattle. n't play any of them more down. Versus man, the Blue Bolts utilized Junior Mason Saubert led W-M with 27 early betting lines to beat Defensive end Brian than 18 minutes. their dribble drive to get to the rim or create points on nine 3s (9 of 16) and showcased the Eagles on Sunday and Robison, at least, was on "I don't think fatigue drive-and-kick opportunities. his deep range, making some 3s from as far become the first team to the 2009 team that lost in was any part of us losing," “I kept telling my guys that they were play a Super Bowl on home Huerter insisted. going to attack the basket and kick it out,” turf. CARDINALS — page 10 VIKINGS — page 10 l 10 TUESDAY, JANUARY 16, 2018 SPORTS THE DAILY GLOBE • YOURDAILYGLOBE.COM Vikings work to do. They won't HOCKEY have the crowd noise or the fast surface, for one. From page 9 They'll have to face a overtime at New Orleans in defense just as strong if not the NFC championship stronger than the Saints. game. That's why coach Mike Except for Thielen and Zimmer, who let his guard the handful of Minnesota down during an uncharac- natives on the roster, teristically playful though, those crushing postgame news conference losses of the past that , was all business at the helped shape Vikings lore podium inside the team's have not been a part of this practice facility on Mon- team's experience, let day. alone the lives of most of "We can't make these the players. mistakes in playoff games "We're not playing to or we'll be going home," make up for anything," Zimmer said. "There's Thielen said. "We're just always good and always playing to win football bad in some of the games, games." but we made some critical To beat the Eagles, the errors in that game that Vikings have some more could have gotten us beat." Antetokounmpo takes over again as Bucks beat Wizards 104-95

WASHINGTON (AP) — Giannis Antetokounmpo scored 27 points and grabbed a career-high 20 rebounds as the Milwaukee Bucks beat the Washington Wizards for the second time in 10 days with a 104-95 victory Monday. Like it was on Jan. 6, it was tight late before Antetokounmpo took over. He led Milwaukee on an 11-0 run in the final minutes Norm Tesch photo and finished 9 of 23 from the field, dribbling out the clock to "M-V- IRONWOOD FIGHTING Yoopers goalie Julius Huset goes to stop the puck Sunday at the Pat O’Donnell Civic Cen- P!" chants from Bucks fans in attendance for the annual Martin ter in Ironwood. The Yoopers lost to top-ranked Minnesota 5-4 Saturday and 4-2 Sunday. Luther King Jr. Day matinee in Washington. Eric Bledsoe had 23 points for the Bucks in outdueling former University of Kentucky teammate John Wall (27 points). Prep basketball polls Ledge (6-1) 19, Petoskey (8-1) 13, Detroit U-D 1. East Kentwood (4) 10-0 60 U.P. Polls Jesuit (6-2) 12, Wayne Memorial (6-2) 12. 2. Saginaw Heritage 8-0 56 Girls Class B 3. East Lansing 9-0 52 Class ABC School Record Points 4. DeWitt 10-1 48 Record Points Last 1. New Haven (3) 8-0 72 5. Howell 9-1 42 1. St. Ignace (3) 8-0 31 2 2. Benton Harbor (2) 8-0 71 6. Bay City Western 9-0 38 2. Negaunee (3) 9-0 30 1 3. River Rouge 7-0 65 (tie) Bloomfield Hills Marian 6-1 38 3. Marquette (1) 9-1 23 3 4. Wyoming Godwin Heights 7-1 55 8. Ann Arbor Huron 9-1 34 4. Ishpeming 8-1 13 4 5. Grand Rapids Catholic 6-1 40 9. Macomb Dakota 8-1 26 5. Westwood 7-2 55 6. Detroit Old Redford 4-0 39 10. Wayne Memorial 6-2 20 Others receiving votes: West Iron County (7- 7. Frankenmuth 7-1 33 Others receiving 12 or more votes: Coldwa- 2) 2, Kingsford (5-4) 1. (tie) Bridgeport 6-1 33 ter (9-1) 16, East Grand Rapids (7-1) 15. Class D 9. Williamston 8-2 28 Class B Record Points Last 10. Detroit Henry Ford Acad 5-1 21 School Total Points 1. Munising (4) 7-1 28 1 Others receiving 12 or more votes: Bloom- 1. Williamston (5) 11-0 75 2. Chassell (2) 8-1 25 2 field Hills Cranbrook-Kingswood (8-0) 18, Coloma 2. Detroit Country Day 8-1 70 3. Bark River-Harris 8-2 18 3 (7-0) 18, Kalkaska (6-0) 14, Olivet (7-0) 13, Dear- 3. Kingsley 8-0 65 4. Cedarville 9-1 13 4 born Henry Ford Academy (6-2) 12. 4. Jackson Northwest 7-1 58 5. Ewen-Trout Creek 6-3 45 Class C 5. Goodrich 6-1 54 Others receiving votes: Pickford (7-3) 2. School Record Points 6. Chelsea 9-1 46 Boys 1. McBain (1) 7-0 66 7. Battle Creek Pennfield 6-1 44 Class ABC 2. Kalamazoo Christian 7-0 59 8. Freeland 8-2 39 Record Points Last 3. Monroe St. Mary Catholic (1) 6-0 57 9. Hamilton 8-2 30 1. Marquette (4) 5-3 30 3 4. Iron Mountain (1) 7-0 53 (tie) New Boston Huron 8-0 30 2. Iron Mountain (3) 7-0 27 T1 5. Grand Rapids Covenant 9-2 40 Others receiving 12 or more votes: Gladwin 2. Escanaba 7-1 27 T1 6. Flint Beecher (1) 4-5 37 (8-0) 24, Ida (7-1) 14. 4. Gladstone 5-3 10 4 7. Dansville 7-1 36 Class C 5. Ishpeming 4-2 65 8. Grandville Calvin Christian (1) 6-1 35 School Record Points Others receiving votes: Norway (5-2) 2, 9. Kent City 8-0 30 1. Pewamo-Westphalia (3) 9-0 68 Kingsford (4-2) 2, West Iron County (3-4) 1. (tie)Detroit Edison PSA ECE 3-5 30 2. St. Ignace 8-0 60 Class D Others receiving 12 or more votes: Kalama- 3. Detroit Edison PSA ECOF (1) 7-1 53 Record Points Last zoo Hackett Catholic Central (8-1) 27, Ypsilanti 4. Ypsilanti Arbor Preparatory 7-3 52 1. Rapid River (4) 7-0 31 1 Arbor Prep (7-0) 19, Manton (5-2) 18, Detroit 5. Schoolcraft (1) 9-0 49 2. Ewen-Trout Creek (1) 7-0 26 2 Cristo Rey (4-2) 12, Quincy (5-1) 12. 6. Maple City Glen Lake 9-0 48 3. Dollar Bay (2) 6-0 23 3 Class D 7. Negaunee 11-0 45 4. North Central 6-1 16 4 School Record Points 8. Hemlock 9-0 44 5. Cedarville 7-2 6-1. Southfield Christian (3) 6-2 63 9. Reese 9-1 41 Others receiving votes: Munising (6-1) 2, Bark 2. Fowler 7-0 53 10. Sandusky 10-1 29 River-Harris (4-3) 1. (tie) Frankfort-Elberta (2) 6-0 53 Others receiving 12 or more votes: Pittsford (tie) Hillman 7-0 53 (9-0) 22, Springport (9-0) 18, Niles Brandywine (8- The topMichigan 10 teams in theboys Michigan poll Associated 5. Rapid River 7-0 48 1) 15, Muskegon Western Michigan Christian (8-1) Press high school basketball poll, with records in 6. Ewen-Trout Creek 8-0 43 15. parentheses. Totals are based on 15 points for a 7. Wyoming Tri-unity Christian 6-2 35 Class D first-place vote, 14 for second,etc.: 8. Marine City Cardinal Mooney 6-1 34 School Record Points Class A 9. Kingston 9-0 33 1. Mt Pleasant Sacred Heart (5) 9-0 75 School Record Points 10. Dollar Bay 6-0 32 2. Kingston 8-0 65 1. Clarkston (3) 9-1 71 Others receiving 12 or more votes: Bellevue 3. Bellaire 9-1 59 2. Hazel Park (1) 8-0 70 (8-0) 26, Bear Lake (7-0) 23, Powers North Cen- 4. Athens 10-0 54 3. Ann Arbor Skyline 7-0 63 tral (6-1) 20, St. Joseph Lake Michigan Catholic 5. Harbor Springs HL.C. 10-0 48 4. Detroit Cass Tech (1) 8-1 59 (6-2) 20, Peck (6-1) 12. (tie)Adrian Lenawee Christian 8-1 48 5. Canton 9-0 51 7. Munising 7-1 46 6. Detroit East English 8-2 50 The topMichigan 10 teams in thegirls Michigan poll Associated 8. St. Joseph Michigan Lutheran 8-1 42 7. East Lansing 7-1 48 Press high school basketball poll, with records in 9. Gaylord St. Mary 7-1 35 8. Ypsilanti 6-0 30 parentheses. Totals are based on 15 points for a 10. Waterford Our Lady 7-3 32 9. Flint Carman-Ainsworth 5-1 29 first-place vote, 14 for second,etc.: Others receiving 12 or more votes: Bark 10. Holland West Ottawa 6-1 22 Class A River-Harris (8-2) 27, Hillman (7-1) 19, Others receiving 12 or more votes: Grand School Record Points Cedarville (9-1) 19. E-TC boys sixth in first state poll of season By JASON JUNO over rival Marquette, which is ranked Norm Tesch photo [email protected] IRONWOOD’S LAUREN Gauthier shoots during Monday’s game against South third in the U.P. They dropped from first Shore at Port Wing, Wis. IRONWOOD --- The Ewen-Trout Creek to second in the poll anyway. boys are ranked sixth in the first Michigan The first polls of the year can vary wide- Girls WASHBURN, Wis. – coach Steve Lombardo Associated Press poll of the season. ly from week to week as voters try to deter- Washburn pulled away said. The Panthers are a spot behind Rapid mine who the best teams are. Both St. from Hurley in the second But they couldn’t sus- River. Dollar Bay is 10th. Ignace and Negaunee have good cases for From page 9 half for a 60-32 Indianhead tain it. Washburn was hit- All three are undefeated and make up the top spot; the Saints are fantastic, like led to some good things Conference win Monday ting shots and Hurley was- the top-three ranked teams in the Upper always, and the Miners have picked up happening on offense,” night. n’t in the second half. Peninsula Class D poll, in the same order good wins so far, including over Marquette Jacquart said. Washburn took an early Bianca Rosales led – Rapid River, E-TC and Dollar Bay. and Houghton. Ironwood (6-2, 5-2) 10-point lead, but Hurley Washburn with 15 points. The Marquette boys are the new No. 1 In the boys poll, voters may have real- hosts Washburn Thursday picked up its defense and Sierra Adams had 14 and in the U.P. Class ABC poll. They were third ized Marquette shouldn’t be behind Escan- night. last week. Ironwood — Lauren Gauthier 5, McKenzie Boyd Tori Anderson had a big Pooja Geisen scored 10. aba. Despite having two more losses, Mar- 31, Haley Halvorsen 2, Makenzie Marshall 15, first half, scoring 14 points Hurley (4-6, 3-5) hosts The E-TC girls remain fifth in the Class quette beat Escanaba handily earlier this Taylor Mylly 7, Aries Weber 6. FTs: 7-17. Fouls: 20. Fouled out: Weber, Gauthier. 3-pointers: Boyd off four 3-pointers, includ- Butternut Thursday. D girls poll. They went 1-2 last week with season. Hurley — Ally Rye 7, Aiyana Nickel 9, Tori 5, Marshall 3, Mylly 1. ing one at the buzzer to Anderson 14, Makenzie McCorkle 1, Mahra Wick one of the losses to second-ranked Chas- The debate regarding the top of the South Shore — Rylee Nicoletti 5, Taylor Nico- 1. FTs: 4-9. Fouls: 19. Fouled out: Nickel, Lexi letti 1, Myla Lahti 3, Signe Branham 4, Heather pull the Midgettes 23-20. sell. Class D boys poll may not be over until E- Swanson. 3-pointers: Anderson 4. Ranta 14, Chloe Sipsas 14, Natalie Knaack 5. “We went into halftime Washburn — Lexi Barningham 7, Cora Chris- St. Ignace overtook Negaunee for the TC goes to Dollar Bay on Feb. 6. But not FTs: 7-23. Fouls: 19. Fouled out: None. 3-pointers: tenson 4, Sierra Adams 14, Arabella Bouchard 1, R. Nicoletti 1, Lahti 1, Sipsas 1. top spot in the Class ABC girls poll. They totally because neither team plays Rapid with a lot of momentum, Pooja Geisen 10, Bianca Rosales 15, Emily Ironwood 32 66 Belanger 9. FTs: 11-23. Fouls: 8. Fouled out: are also ranked second in the Michigan River. South Shore 21 46 up here down three against a pretty good team,” Hurley None. 3-pointers: Adams 3, Geisen 2. Class C poll. The Wisconsin polls will be released – — – Hurley 20 32 Washburn 23 60 Negaunee picked up a big win last week Wednesday.

Michigan 14 (Matthews 6). Total At Orlando, Fla. 13. Gonzaga 16-3 829 15 2. Louisville 19-0 766 3 Fouls_Maryland 17, Michigan 15. AFC vs. NFC, 3 p.m. 14. Arizona 14-4 723 17 3. Mississippi St. 19-0 729 4 A_10,545 (12,707). (ESPN/ABC) 15. North Carolina 14-4 666 20 4. Baylor 15-1 698 5 Super Bowl 16. Arizona St. 14-3 639 11 5. Notre Dame 16-2 665 2 Daily Globe Scoreboard NFL Playoffs All Times EST Sunday, Feb. 4 17. Auburn 16-1 523 22 6. Tennessee 16-1 630 6 Wild-card Playoffs At Minneapolis 18. Kentucky 14-3 487 21 7. Oregon 17-2 615 8 Girls Basketball 24 4-6 24, Morsell 4-9 2-3 10, Huerter Saturday, Jan. 6 AFC champion vs. NFC champi- 19. Seton Hall 15-3 455 13 8. Ohio St. 16-2 563 10 Local Schedule Watersmeet at Republic- Ewen-Trout Creek 69, L’Anse 35 4-11 2-3 12, Nickens 3-8 0-0 7, Fer- Tennessee 22, Kansas City 21 on, 6:30 p.m. (NBC) 20. Clemson 15-2 444 19 9. Texas 14-2 540 7 Michigamme, 6 Ontonagon 63, Lake Linden- nando 2-3 1-2 5, Tomaic 1-2 0-0 3, 21. Tennessee 12-4 358 24 10. South Carolina 14-3 510 9 Tuesday,Boys Basketball Jan. 16 Atlanta 26, Los Angeles Rams 13 Butternut at Hurley, 7:15 Hubbell 41 Mona 0-0 0-0 0. Totals 25-52 9-14 AP Men’s Top 25 22. Ohio St. 15-4 276 — 11. Missouri 15-2 478 12 South Shore at Hurley, 7:15 Sunday, Jan. 7 The top 25 teams in The Associ- Washburn at Ironwood, 7:15 Dollar Bay 75, Wakefield- 67. 23. Michigan 15-4 223 — 12. Florida St. 16-2 445 13 Solon Springs at Ironwood, 7:15 Jacksonville 10, Buffalo 3 ated Press' college basketball poll, Marenisco 57 24. TCU 13-4 196 16 13. UCLA 13-4 419 14 Mercer at Mellen, 7:15 MICHIGAN (16-4) New Orleans 31, Carolina 26 with first-place votes in parentheses, Friday, Jan. 19 Bessemer 75, Baraga 36 Livers 3-5 0-0 7, Wagner 6-9 2-4 25. Miami 13-3 143 18 14. Maryland 15-3 381 11 Girls Basketball Boys Basketball Divisional Playoffs records through Jan. 14, total points 18, Abdur-Rahkman 2-9 2-2 7, Others receiving votes: 15. Duke 14-4 326 16 Mercer at Mellen, 5:45 Hurley at Washburn, 7:15 Saturday, Jan. 13 based on 25 points for a first-place U.P. Girls Simpson 2-12 1-3 5, Matthews 3-10 Creighton 56, Rhode Island 39, 16. Texas A&M 14-5 272 17 Bessemer at Watersmeet, 6 Mercer at Bayfield, 5:45 Monday Philadelphia 15, Atlanta 10 vote through one point for a 25th- 1-2 7, Teske 2-3 1-1 5, Brooks 0-1 0- Florida St. 25, Nevada 23, Saint 17. West Virginia 15-3 256 15 Ontonagon at Hancock, 7:20 EST Ironwood at South Shore, 7:15 Ishpeming 81, L’Anse 47 New England 35, Tennessee 14 place vote and previous ranking: 0 0, Poole 4-5 0-0 11, Simmons 1-2 Mary's (Cal) 19, New Mexico St. 4, 18. Oregon St. 13-4 236 22 Wakefield-Marenisco at Ewen- Wakefield-Marenisco at L’Anse, Westwood 63, Iron Mountain 46 Sunday, Jan. 14 Record Pts Prv 0-0 2, Robinson 2-5 0-0 6. Totals 25- Louisville 2, Florida 1. 19. Michigan 15-4 183 23 Trout Creek, 7:30 EST 6:20 Ironwood 66, Port Wing, Wis. Jacksonville 45, Pittsburgh 42 1. Villanova (63) 16-1 1623 1 61 7-12 68. 20. Iowa 15-3 148 18 College Basketball Girls Basketball South Shore 45 Minnesota 29, New Orleans 24 2. Virginia (1) 16-1 1527 3 Halftime_Maryland 30-20. 3-Point AP Women’s Top 25 21. California 13-4 123 24 GCC at UW-Superior JV, women Mercer at Bayfield, 7:15 Newberry 44, Rudyard 41 Conference Championships 3. Purdue (1) 17-2 1411 5 The top 25 teams in The Associ- Ontonagon at Bessemer, 6:30 St. Ignace 70, Frankfort 21 Goals_Maryland 8-20 (Cowan 4-6, Sunday, Jan. 21 4. Oklahoma 14-2 1371 9 ated Press' women's college basket- 22. Arizona St. 13-5 108 18 Lake Linden-Hubbell at Wake- Harbor Light Christian 58, Brimley Huerter 2-7, Tomaic 1-2, Nickens 1- AFC 5. Duke 15-2 1319 7 ball poll, with first-place votes in 23. Green Bay 14-2 99 25 Wednesday,College basketball Jan. 17 field-Marenisco, 6:30 55 5), Michigan 11-26 (Wagner 4-6, Jacksonville at New England, 6. West Virginia 15-2 1304 2 parentheses, records through Jan. 24. Oklahoma St. 12-4 96 20 Salo’s Showcase at GCC, men, 7 Poole 3-4, Robinson 2-4, Abdur- 3:05 p.m. (CBS) 7. Wichita St. 15-2 1283 5 14, total points based on 25 points 25. Rutgers 17-3 90 21 Rahkman 1-2, Livers 1-3, Brooks 0- Others receiving votes: Georgia U.P.Monday Boys Maryland-Michigan NFC 8. Texas Tech 15-2 1276 8 for a first-place vote through one Thursday,Boys Basketball Jan. 18 87, Stanford 51, South Florida 39, Forest Park 63, Bark River-Harris Box 1, Simmons 0-1, Matthews 0-2, Minnesota at Philadelphia, 6:40 9. Michigan St. 16-3 1062 4 point for a 25th-place vote and last Watersmeet at Bessemer, 6:30 No. 23 MICHIGAN 68, TCU 13, Villanova 9, Marquette 7, 57 Simpson 0-3). Fouled Out_None. p.m. (FOX) 10. Kansas 14-3 1032 12 week's ranking: Jeffers at Ontonagon, 7:20 EST MARYLAND 67 Syracuse 6, Michigan St. 3, NC Norway 65, North Dickinson 42 Rebounds_Maryland 31 (Morsell, Pro Bowl 11. Xavier 16-3 928 10 Record Pts Prv Chassell at Ewen-Trout Creek, MARYLAND (14-6) State 3, Belmont 2, Kansas St 2, West Iron County 63, Houghton Huerter 6), Michigan 29 (Wagner Sunday, Jan. 28 12. Cincinnati 15-2 858 14 1. UConn (32) 15-0 800 1 7:30 EST Cekovsky 3-4 0-0 6, Cowan 8-15 11). Assists_Maryland 8 (Cowan 4), Mercer 1, Purdue 1. Cardinals the Cardinals didn’t get and had Thompson defend “Brandon Thompson has few remaining tests Dollar ing hurdle is a Jan. 29 game enough production else- Suzik. a little more muscle on him,” Bay has before facing Jake with the Bessemer Speed- where to keep up with Dol- Suzik was still efficient Kentala said of why he made Witt and E-TC on Feb. 6. The boys in Dollar Bay. Dollar Bay 16 19 21 19 — 75 From page 9 lar Bay’s balanced attack. with nine second-half points the adjustment. “We Blue Bolts will be heavily W-M 9 25 8 15 — 57 as 26 feet out. Suzik added Suzik scored 16 of his 25 on 4 of 8 shots, but overall, switched Jaden to a help-side favored in matchups against Dollar Bay — LeClaire 4, Ashtin Janke 3, Thomp- having Janke in a help posi- position, so Jaden was pro- Watersmeet and Lake Lin- son 16, Devin Schmitz 21, Jaden Janke 24, Iacono 7. 25 points as the two scored in the first half, so Kentala F: 12; Fouled out: None; Free throws: 10-15; 3-point was forced to make a half- tion improved the Blue Bolts’ viding rim-line support, and den-Hubbell – both teams field goals: Jaden Janke 4, Schmitz 4, Thompson 4, 52 of the team’s 57 points. defense and limited W-M to I thought that was really Dollar Bay has defeated by Ashtin Janke. Despite how well W-M’s time adjustment. He W-M — Saubert 27, Ribich 2, Suzik 25, Heil 3. F: switched Janke off of him just 8 of 25 shooting in the effective in limiting Suzik.” 50 – and when they face 11; Fouled out: None; Technical foul: Suzik; Free inside-outside threat played, second half. The win was one of the Hancock. The major remain- throws: 4-6; 3-point field goals: Saubert 9. l THE DAILY GLOBE • YOURDAILYGLOBE.COM COMICS TUESDAY, JANUARY 16, 2018 11 HERMAN SPEED BUMP Rethinking daughter’s sleepovers Dear Annie: I have a situation at my home that I really don’t know how to deal with. We have a blended family, with an 18- year-old daughter and two boys. My stepdaughter is a senior in high school and just let her mother know she Dear likes girls, even though she has a Annie boyfriend. We would never let any boys spend the night at our house, but she has had her sugar, alcohol and refined carbs and that girlfriends over four or five nights a week what they eat and when they eat it have a at times. huge effect on them. 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SEOUL, South Korea (AP) – North leaders, journalists and a taekwondo Korea’s delegation to the Winter Olympics demonstration team.

in South Korea will include a 140-member The reasons for North Korea’s softer art troupe, the two sides agreed Monday, approach are not clear, though some ana-

while discussions continue over fielding a lysts say the North may be trying to divide

joint women’s hockey team. Seoul and Washington as a way to weaken The two Koreas met Monday for the pressure and sanctions on the country.

second time in a week as they try to ham- North Korea carried out nuclear and mis- mer out details for the North’s participa- sile tests last year that triggered harsher

tion in next month’s Games, which the U.N. sanctions and worldwide condemna- South sees as a way to calm tensions tion.

caused by Pyongyang’s nuclear and mis- Others speculate the North wants to

sile tests. use the Olympics to show it’s a normal North Korea said the art troupe will country despite possessing nuclear

comprise 80 orchestra members and 60 weapons.

members who sing and dance. The North North Korea has insisted its talks with Koreans will perform twice – once in South Korea won’t deal with its nuclear Seoul and the other in the city of Gangne- and missile programs, saying those ung, where some of the Olympic competi- weapons primarily target the United

tions will be held, according to South States. Critics question how long the Korean delegates who attended the meet- warmer mood can last without any serious Daily Globe ing. discussion on the North’s nuclear disar- SUDOKU Separately, South Korean Sports Min- mament. Sudoku is a number-placing puzzle "Y$AVE'REEN based on a 9x9 grid with several given istry spokesman Hwang Seong Un said The North issued a veiled threat Sun- numbers. The object is to place the that the two Koreas have agreed in princi- day that it could cancel its plans to send    numbers 1 to 9 in the empty squares ple to field a joint women’s ice hockey an Olympic delegation to protest what it   so that each row, each column and team. The proposal requires International called South Korea’s “sordid acts” that each 3x3 box contains the same Olympic Committee approval. If realized, chilled the prospect for inter-Korean rec-    number only once. The difficulty level it would be the Koreas’ first unified onciliation. of the Conceptis Sudoku increases Olympic team ever. “They should know that (the) train and from Monday to Saturday.      Officials from both Koreas are to meet bus carrying our delegation to the Answer to previous puzzle with the International Olympic Commit- Olympics are still in Pyongyang,” the   tee at its headquarters in Switzerland on North’s official Korean Central News          Saturday. The two sides agreed Monday to Agency said. “The South Korean authori-               meet again at their border on Wednesday ties had better ponder over what unfavor-          for working-level talks ahead of the IOC able results may be entailed by their impo-             meeting. lite behavior.”          North Korea last week agreed to send KCNA criticized remarks by South            an Olympic delegation and hold military Korean President Moon Jae-in last week          talks aimed at reducing frontline animosi- that credited President Donald Trump for

   #ONCEPTIS0UZZLES $ISTBY+ING&EATURES3YNDICATE )NC          ties in its first formal talks with South getting the North to sit down with the

         #ONCEPTIS0UZZLES $ISTBY+ING&EATURES3YNDICATE )NC $IFFICULTY,EVEL  Korea in about two years. The North has South. It also accused Seoul of letting  $IFFICULTY,EVEL  said its delegation to the Feb. 9-25 Games Washington deploy strategic assets like an in Pyeongchang would include the art aircraft carrier near the Korean Peninsula troupe along with officials, athletes, cheer- on the occasion of the Olympics. AAsskk TThhee DDooccttoorrss Jakarta stock HEADLINE-GRABBING exhcange FLESH-EATING BACTERIA STILL EXTREMELY RARE collapses hurts by Robert Ashley, M.D., Eve Glazier, M.D. & Elizabeth Ko, M.D. nearly 80

Dear Doctor: Every now and light due to contact with the fasciitis begin within hours. JAKARTA, Indonesia (AP) – A mezzanine floor then I read about a death re- contaminated floodwaters of Many patients report experi- lated to "flesh-eating bacteria" Hurricane Harvey, the condi- encing pain that is more severe inside the Jakarta Stock that was contracted in water of tion is rare. About 700 cases than expected for the size of Exchange tower collapsed some sort. The most recent are diagnosed per year in the their wound. Ulcers, blisters or on Monday, injuring nearly one was in the floodwaters of United States. In fact, many black spots may appear. The 80 people and forcing a Hurricane Harvey, near Hous- people exposed to the bacteria skin may feel quite warm, with chaotic evacuation. ton. How does this happen? Is that cause it are not affected. areas of swelling that have a there anything we can do to According to the Centers for Security camera footage reddish or purple cast. Later, circulated online showed stay safe? Disease Control and Preven- flulike symptoms including Dear Reader: When we talk tion, those who do contract it chills, fever, extreme fatigue the collapse, with a group about flesh-eating bacteria, often have weakened immune and vomiting may appear. of people plunging several systems due to conditions like we're really talking about Successful treatment depends meters (feet) to the ground diabetes, cancer, chronic lung, necrotizing fasciitis, a serious on the earliest-possible inter- as the structure gave way heart or kidney disease, or au- skin infection that can be vention. Even then, broad- beneath them. toimmune diseases like lupus. caused by one of several differ- spectrum antibiotics and People fled the building ent types of bacteria. The bac- There is no surefire way to pre- surgical debridement may not through a lobby strewn terium enters the body through vent necrotizing fasciitis. That stop the infection. In some with debris. Emergency a break in the skin -- anything means the best defense is cases, amputation becomes from an insect bite to a scrape, using good wound care tech- the only option to save the pa- personnel tended to the scratch or open wound -- and niques. For example: tient's life. injured on the grass and then rapidly spreads through -- Never delay first aid for a If after performing first aid you pavement outside the the body's soft tissue. wound, even if it's minor or not are concerned about a wound, tower. Associated Press Contrary to their name, these infected. A blister, scrape or or simply feel better being hy- National police INDONESIAN SECURITY stand near the ruin of a struc- bacteria don't actually eat the any break in the skin should be pervigilant, use a pen to outline spokesman Setyo Wasisto ture inside the Jakarta Stock Exchange tower in Jakar- flesh. However, they do kill it. cleaned, disinfected and cov- the borders of redness when said most of the injured ta, Indonesia, Monday. A structure inside the Jakarta The word "necrotizing" means ered. any infection appears. If the in- "causing the death of tissues." were college students from Stock Exchange tower collapsed Monday, injuring at -- If you do have an open fection grows beyond those Palembang in Sumatra who least several people and forcing a chaotic evacuation. The word "fasciitis" refers to wound, or one that is draining, borders in the course of hours, the fascia, which is the connec- always keep it covered with seek out medical help immedi- were visiting the stock tive tissue that surrounds mus- clean and dry bandages until it ately. exchange as part of a study than two dozen victims. remained open for its after- cles, fat, blood vessels and is healed. (Eve Glazier, M.D., MBA, is an tour. A college student from noon trading session and nerves. -- If you have an open wound internist and assistant profes- Wasisto ruled out ter- Palembang said she felt a its general manager, Tito As for the bacteria themselves, or a skin infection, steer clear sor of medicine at UCLA rorism as a cause of the col- tremor just before the floor Sulistio, asserted no one group A strep is the most com- of enclosed systems like hot Health. Elizabeth Ko, M.D., is lapse. collapsed. had been killed. mon cause. Other possibilities tubs, swimming pools or an internist and primary care “There is no bomb ele- “The structure suddenly “I guarantee that there include E. coli, staph (aka whirlpools. You should also physician at UCLA Health.) ment in the incident,” he collapsed, causing chaos,” were no fatalities,” he said. Staphylococcus aureus), Kleb- avoid contact with natural bod- COPYRIGHT 2017 siella, Clostridium and ies of water, like rivers, lakes, THE PRESIDENT AND FELLOWS said. the student, identified as “I helped evacuate the vic- Aeromonas hydrophila. In the ponds and oceans. OF Figures released by five Ade, told MetroTV. tims to the park and as far case of Harvey's floodwaters, HARVARD COLLEGE Vigilance is key. Necrotizing hospitals showed 77 peo- She said some of her as I know, the worst which included seawater, the DISTRIBUTED BY UNIVERSAL fasciitis moves swiftly. 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Beck for reestablishing the cheer- ONTONAGON — The majority and in that case, the school cal- Bobula reported the robotics – Hiring Margaret Peggy leading program and noted there of schools in the Gogebic Onton- endars would remain the way season kicked off in Houghton Lewis for an additional one half will be a cheerleading clinic for agon Intermediate School Dis- they are presently. Bobula contin- Jan. 6 and described the chal- hour as Title I Facilitator grades K-5 in the cafeteria Jan. trict would be agreeable to start- ued most districts are looking at lenges the robot will be required –Hired Wendy Collins for an 20. ing classes before Labor Day. August 28 for the starting date. to perform. This year’s event is additional two hours as Title I –And congratulated Bob Superintendent Jim Bobula “That would put us out at June 7,” titled “Power Up.” Facilitator. Clark for the job he is doing told the Ontonagon School Board Bobula said. A number of support staff In other action the board: supervising the building. Monday that proposed legisla- The Monday session was also changes were approved. Due to a –Accepted with regret the res- At the onset of the meeting tion would permit that arrange- the reorganization session. The student leaving the district, the ignation of Scott Cleary as Junior Bobula presented certificates of ment which, if the change is present slate of officers, Dean 5.5 hour Parapro A/special edu- High Girls Basketball Coach and commendation to the board made, could permit classes on Juntunen, president; Tanya cation aide position has been noted Cleary’s team had a “very members on their service to the the Friday or Monday surround- Weisinger, vice president; Nancy eliminated and the board good year and Cleary is very district as part of School Board ing Labor Day. Mattson, secretary and Karen approved hiring Michelle LaBine good coach.” Appreciation Month. Upper Peninsula Ironwood While Herfindahl argued con- unless one of us requests it to end Trcka’s retirement as a paraprofes- college library tracting busing out had the poten- or open it up,” Herfindahl said. sional. She has worked in the dis- offering books, light tial to reduce some costs and Herfindahl said the district trict in various roles for 36 years, From page 1 remove one responsibility from would have until early April to according to information given to ESCANABA (AP) – A and drop-off services each day plus district administrators, it’s unclear decide if they wanted the company the board. college library in the the daily trip to Gogebic Commu- whether the move makes financial to begin service at the beginning of –The board voted to renew the Upper Peninsula is offer- nity College for students taking sense for the district. next year, as it took time to get the contract with West Interactive Ser- ing artificial sun during a classes there. Later in the meeting, Superin- pieces in places to serve the dis- vice Corporation for the district’s dark period of the year. For co-curricular trips inside tendent Tim Kolesar told the board trict. SchoolMessenger service for Bay College Library in the city of Ironwood, the district the district spent approximately In other action: another year. The cost of the ser- Escanaba has installed would pay $55 per run. If the trips $287,000 on transportation last –Kevin Moyer, with Xerox, met vice – which notifies parents and therapy lamps for visitors. left the city, the fee would be $16- year – which included everything with the board to discuss staff the public when school is can- The Daily Press says the per-hour and a charge of $1.70 per from fuel, to repairs to wages and complaints with copiers jamming celled and passes along other two lamps emit light that mile – as long as fuel remained retirement costs. He estimated the too frequently. No action was tak- information – cost the district can help with depression or under $4.30 a gallon. If fuel district spent roughly $269,000 on ing but a variety of solutions were $1,549 last year. The new price is seasonal affective disorder. increased above that cost, Herfind- transportation the year before. brought up, including more ser- $33 higher, due to an increase in Library director Oscar ahl told the board the company If the district contracted with vice calls to create the paper trail the number of students in the dis- DeLong says they can be would charge an extra penny per his company, Herfindahl said there needed to replace a defective trict. effective if used 20 to 30 mile for every five cents the price would be a three-year rolling con- machine and increased training on –The board also voted to renew minutes a day. He says the over $4.30. tract that automatically renewed how to use the copiers without its contract with the GOISD for lamps, which cost a total of These additional trips would each July 1. There would also be a causing jams. career and technical education $450, were set up in time for cover school activities such as 2.5 percent increase in the cost for –The board directed Kolesar to classes at Luther L. Wright K-12 students who were studying sports travel and field trips. both extra trips and the daily bus schedule a free workshop through School. This includes the district’s for final exams in December. “For us to do it, these are the service each year. He said he would the Michigan Association of School welding and management support DeLong says there has- numbers we need,” Herfindahl want the district to eventually Boards on what school boards classes, according to information n’t been a big demand for told the board. “We need to run enter into a five-year rolling con- need to know before beginning the given to the board. According to the lamps, but he believes the kind of equipment we run, tract. process of searching for a superin- the contract, the GOISD will pay a better display in the that’s just the kind of business we “When we go to a rolling con- tendent. Ironwood $24,658 for the ser- library will raise aware- run.” tract, the contract never ends –The board accepted Mary vices. ness.

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