Hurley Hopes to Offer College Credit From
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1 DAY Away! DAILY GLOBE yourdailyglobe.com Wednesday, August 23, 2017 75 cents Hurley hopes to CONSTRUCTION BEGINS offer college credit from GCC By LARRY HOLCOMBE come here for a night class or [email protected] during the day for labs,” said HURLEY — The Hurley K-12 Patritto. School is hoping to offer college He sees it as a collaboration credits for certain tech ed classes with potential to grow. through an agreement with “Hopefully, as we move down Gogebic Community College. the line they have a CAD class The Hurley School Board dis- over there that a few of our kids cussed entering a credit articula- who are interested might go over tion agreement with the college there,” said Patritto. “We can at its regular meeting Monday work together over the course of evening, according to Hurley years to build something. We’ve School Administrator Chris got the equipment here and sup- Patritto. port from local businesses. Why “It’ll be a pilot program to shouldn’t we share resources? I start,” said Patritto. “We’re look- just think with the resources we ing at our curriculum here and have together, we can grow over deciding what would be good for the course of time.” college credits there. We have to In other action on Monday, make some minor tweaks to the school board: match their curriculum require- —Approved the purchase of ments, but we should have at new LED lighting in the parking least one of them to start with lot. The total cost of $9,500 will soon.” be offset partially by a $2,200 of Patritto hopes the collabora- Focus on Energy grant. Patritto tion grows, including having said the school will save $2,000 a Larry Holcombe/Daily Globe Hurley tech ed teacher Jake year. A CREW from Lois Kay Contracting of Saginaw works with several pieces of machinery to repair deep cracks in the pavement along Douglas Hostettler teach a college course —Hired Holly Hewitt and Boulevard in Ironwood Tuesday afternoon as part of a coming resurfacing of the U.S. 2 Business Route. Work is planned from the Cloverland at the Hurley School. Amanda Dryer as associates and Drive intersection south along Douglas to and including Suffolk Street, turning west on Aurora Street in downtown Ironwood and continuing “Some of their students will STARS employees. to the Wisconsin border on Silver Street. BOOSTER CLUB Iron County to hold Fighting Yoopers coming to town hazardous waste collection By IAN MINIELLY HURLEY — Iron County resi- to — and is free for residents, [email protected] dents will have an opportunity to while the other collections have IRONWOOD — The Iron- dispose of their hazardous and fees associated with them. wood Fighting Yoopers are com- electronic waste, as the county is For the electronics collection; ing to town August 28. The once again hosting a collection there is no charge for laptops, Yoopers are meeting at Gogebic event. calculators, wire and cabling, cell Community College where man- The collection will be held Sat- phones, keyboards and personal agement and coaching will dis- urday from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. at computers — but there is a fee cuss practice times and the both the Hurley Recycling Cen- for scanners, VCRs, radios, mon- upcoming season. Dry-land ter and the Mercer Town Garage. itors and televisions. training will commence that A variety of items will be col- There is no charge for freon- week as their first series of lected; including tires, electron- free appliances; but there are games are scheduled for the ics, appliances, hazardous waste charges for microwaves, air con- next week in Hudson, Wis. and lead tackle. ditioners and humidifiers, refrig- The Yooper Booster Club met Among the hazardous waste erators and freezers. Tuesday to finalize many ele- being accepted are: oil-based Tires also have a fee for dis- ments necessary for the upcom- paints, solvents, pesticides, haz- posal, depending on sizes. ing season and said the final- ardous cleaners, rechargeable ni- Fluorescent tubes, certain ized schedule is available for cads, metal halide and button types of light bulbs and oil filters download and will be hung batteries, mercury, corrosives, also carry assorted fees. around town in different busi- flammables, gas, antifreeze and Businesses wishing to take nesses, according to the club. Ian Minielly/Daily Globe other chemicals. advantage of the collection event The club set February 3 for THE FIGHTING Yooper’s Booster Club met on Tuesday evening in Bessemer, to finalize many of the plans According to a flyer for the are required to register ahead of their big raffle, tickets will be for the 2017-2018 season. Seated on from the left are Amber Hendrickson, Randy Charles, and Dave event; alkaline and vehicle bat- time, according to the flyer. $5.00 each. Annual membership Osier. The new clothing line will be available at yooperhockey.com soon. teries, incandescent light bulbs, Farmers wishing to dispose of costs for adults are $10 and kids Micki Sorensen. Season tickets local families. There is one more lege at GCC and hockey for the asbestos, ammunition and explo- farm chemicals and pesticides $5. to the 16 home games cost $65, potential high school kid that Yooper’s and that he was sure sives, radioactive waste empty are also requested to register The club also settled on but there are also 5 game punch may elect to sign with the Yoop- he would do well. Having the containers and latex paint aren’t before the event, with the dispos- September 15-17 for a 3 on 3 cards for smaller financial com- er’s, necessitating the finding of Yooper’s in Ironwood brings accepted. al of up to 200 pounds being free. hockey tournament for players mitment. a fourth family to house the families and players from all While the hazardous waste Additional information on the aged 8-15. The teams will play The Yoopers roster is not set player, according to Osier. The over the world on a regular basis collection is only for Iron County hazardous waste collection and in their age bracket and the until the meeting at GCC, as post high school players are to Ironwood to watch the teams residents, according to Iron its prices can be found by con- Fighting Yoopers will be on there are still many try out staying in the Snow Country play. County Recycling Coordinator tacting Jen Barton at hand to help work the event and camps going on between now Inn in Hurley. Osier said the Yoopers are a Lori Prenderville, the other col- [email protected] or 715-635- mingle with families and play- and then and Dave Osier said Shane Tetzlaff, a defenseman huge boost to the area and a lections Saturday are open to 2197. Contact the Superior- ers. there is a good chance the team that played for the Yooper’s last great opportunity for kids. Peo- everyone. based Afterlife Electronics The Yoopers new clothing will pick up a few more players year has committed to the St. ple from all over the country This is because the hazardous Graveyard at 218-940-9274 or line should be available for once the try outs are complete. Scholastica Saints of the NCAA are hearing about Ironwood waste collection is put on by the [email protected] for review and purchase through a Osier said they had three con- D-3, according to the Yooper’s and coming to either play hock- Northwest Regional Planning additional information on the link on the team website soon at firmed players that are still in website. Osier said Tetzlaff is ey or visit, because of the Yoop- Commission — a multi-county electronics collection. yooperhockey.com, according to high school that will room with from Superior and balanced col- ers. consortium Iron County belongs — Richard Jenkins Human Services Committee hires aging/ADRC manager By RICHARD JENKINS resource center manager resigned. said in June, regarding how her taking board voted to consolidate the aging references checks being completed with- [email protected] Since then, Human Services Director over the position was going. “I’ve not unit and ARDC together in December out issue. HURLEY — Assuming she accepts Cally Kilger has been trying to handle been able to reach out to the other 2015. In other action: the position, Sarah Soderman will be the position’s responsibilities and day- (meal) sites ... I don’t have that opportu- Proponents of the consolidation say —The board gave the Aging Unit Iron County’s new aging/ADRC manag- to-day duties. nity right now, in order to spread myself joining the two organizations will limit board the authority to meet one more er after the Human Services Board “It is very difficult. I check in with the even thinner than I already am.” the overlap of services and allow the time, to allow it to formally dissolve voted to hire Soderman Monday. (Hurley Senior Center) ... on a daily, or Soderman’s assumption of the job county to provide more services overall itself. The dissolution is a necessary step Soderman would fill the position that every-other-day basis to see what the would once again consolidate the two to its seniors. has been vacant since April, when both issues are and to start plucking away at positions into one, which was part of the The board’s motion to hire Soderman the aging manager and aging disability them. That’s what I’m able to do,” Kilger county’s original plan when the county was contingent on the background and AGING — page 5 C O N T A C T U S WEATHER INSIDE INDEX
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Reed said the investigation is who has not been charged, had a Montague last spoke to Savan- ongoing and more charges are ticket to Memphis, Tennessee. nah on June 3, which was her expected. Investigators arrested her 16th birthday, and that there Ruud is being held in the because she was known to have was “nothing like big, red flags” Jury refuses to convict in Nevada ranch standoff Ozark County jail. A cellphone contacts in several states and is suggesting anything was amiss. number listed as hers wasn’t affiliated with groups involved in Leckie-Montague, who lives in LAS VEGAS (AP) — A federal Each man standing trial in areas for endangered species and working, and the public defend- living off the public grid, accord- the Minneapolis suburb of jury in Las Vegas refused Tues- Las Vegas faced 10 charges set aside tracts for mining, wind er’s office didn’t immediately ing to the probable cause state- Columbia Heights, told authori- day to convict four accused gun- including conspiracy, interstate farms and natural gas explo- reply to a phone message seeking ment. ties that Ruud “continually com- man in a 2014 standoff with fed- travel in aid of extortion, weapon ration. comment. Ruud told investigators that plained” about how Savannah eral authorities near the Nevada possession and assault and Prosecutors characterize the According to a probable cause she put Savannah up for adop- was acting on the farm and the ranch of states’ rights figure threatening a federal officer. standoff as an armed uprising by statement filed with the charges, tion when she was born and that time and money it took to care Cliven Bundy. Combined, the counts carried self-styled militia members who Ruud reported a fire on July 18 on the girl spent most of her life in for the girl, according to the In a verdict that delivered a the possibility of more than 100 answered a Bundy family call to the property where she and her Minnesota. Affidavits filed in probable cause statement. stunning setback to federal pros- years in federal prison. take up arms to prevent the law- now-husband live in Theodosia, a support of search warrants Leckie-Montague issued a ecutors, the jury acquitted Ricky The four were among 19 men ful enforcement of multiple court village of about 250 people near describe Savannah as having news release Tuesday thanking Lovelien and Steven Stewart of arrested in early 2016, nearly orders to remove Bundy cattle Missouri’s southern border with high-functioning autism. Missouri investigators and ask- all 10 charges against them. two years after the confrontation from what is now the Gold Butte Arkansas. She told fire officials Savannah’s adoptive mother, ing for privacy for her and her Defendants Scott Drexler and near the rural town of National Monument. she was burned trying to save the Tamile Leckie-Montague, asked family. Eric Parker were found not Bunkerville, about 80 miles Defense attorneys cast the girl from the fire, but refused to Ruud last November to take the “Our family is in deep grief guilty of most charges against northeast of Las Vegas. tense standoff as an ultimately let them talk to Savannah. teen because Savannah couldn’t and is mourning Savannah as them. The jury did not reach ver- All 19 remained in federal cus- peaceful protest involving people Two days later, Ruud reported get along with her fiancé, Cary her remains were identified yes- dicts on four charges against tody, despite pleas from family upset about aggressive tactics that Savannah had gone miss- Steeves. Ruud agreed and was terday. This is not the outcome Parker and two charges against members and attorneys for the used by federal land managers ing, investigators said. She later given power of attorney. After that we were hoping and praying Drexler. release of those who have not and contract cowboys. gave differing accounts of how the girl moved to Missouri, she for,” she wrote. The results stunned a court- been brought to trial. Bundy’s They point to skirmishes days room full of the defendants’ sup- attorney, Bret Whipple, notes earlier involving armed federal porters, many of whom broke that his client is now 71. agents using dogs and stun guns into applause after Chief U.S. Bundy stopped paying grazing against Bundy family members; Family of abducted Chinese scholar speak of helplessness District Judge Gloria Navarro fees decades ago, saying he the closure of a vast range half CHAMPAIGN, Ill. (AP) — Authorities believe she’s dead, Zhang’s mother, Lifeng Ye, ordered Lovelien and Stewart refused to recognize federal the size of the state of Delaware Family and friends of a Chinese though her body has not been cried quietly on the shoulder of freed immediately. authority over public land where to collect Bundy’s cattle; and cor- woman who was abducted while found. her son, Xinyang, who traveled The judge set a hearing he said his family grazed cattle rals set up as protest “First studying at the University of Illi- “Yingying is a kind, opti- with her to Champaign from Wednesday to decide whether to since before the U.S. Bureau of Amendment zone” protest areas nois said Tuesday they won’t give mistic, diligent and brave girl,” China. She did not speak to free Parker and Drexler pending Land Management was created. for people. up on finding the missing Hou said. “She would not give up reporters. a decision by prosecutors whether The dispute has roots a nearly A first trial earlier this year woman. on anything or anybody as long Zhang, the daughter of a to try them for a third time. half-century fight over public involved men who carried guns, The boyfriend of Yingying as there was a glimmer of hope. working-class factory driver from Prosecutors said the men con- lands in Nevada and the West, but who prosecutors character- Zhang expressed frustration at So we will never give up on her, China, disappeared on June 9, spired with Bundy family mem- where the federal government ized as the least culpable of the the pace of the search. With the either.” just weeks after arriving at the bers and wielded weapons to controls vast expanses of land. co-defendants. It lasted two missing 26-year-old woman’s Hou said investigators shared Urbana-Champaign campus in threaten the lives of federal Calls for action have grown months and ended in April with parents standing nearby during “good news” about the evidence central Illinois where she was agents enforcing lawful court louder and more frequent in a jury unable to reach verdicts a news conference, Xiaolin Hou they’ve collected, but no details doing research in agricultural orders to remove Bundy cattle recent years with internet blog- for the four men, while finding said her family and friends “feel and no breakthrough yet on sciences and was expected to from public land after he failed to gers protesting federal agency two other defendants guilty of helpless” because they don’t where Zhang may be. begin work on her doctorate in pay grazing fees. decisions to designate protected some charges. know when their ordeal will end. During the news conference, the fall.
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Email calendar items and com- Ironwood Carnegie Library Ironwood City Commission, munity news to news@yourdaily- Board, 4 p.m. 5:30 p.m., Ironwood Memorial Build- globe.com. For more information, Alcoholics Anonymous/Al- ing. call 906-932-2211. Anon, noon, Salem Lutheran Bessemer Area School District Wednesday, Aug. 23 Church, Ironwood. area74.org. Board of Education, 6 p.m., A.D. Harbortown AA, 7:30 p.m. EDT, Johnston High School library. Christian Men of the North- Ontonagon United Methodist Western U.P. Board of Health, 6 land, 6:30 a.m., Uptown Cafe, Iron- Church basement, next to Holiday p.m., EDT, Ontonagon. wood. gas station, Ontonagon. area74.org. Tuesday, Aug. 29 Mentoring of Moms, 9-10:30 Alcoholics Anonymous, 7:30 a.m., Range Community Bible p.m., Our Lady of Peace Catholic Pickleball, 10 a.m. to noon, Iron- Church, Hurley. 715-561-4355. Church, Ironwood. area74.org. wood Memorial Building. Alcoholics Anonymous, open Government Gogebic County Veterans Ser- meeting, noon, Salem Lutheran Gogebic County Fair Board, vice Officer, 9:30-11:30 a.m., Iron- Church, Ironwood. area74.org. noon, fair office, fairgrounds, Iron- wood Memorial Building. 906-667- DOVE Support Group, noon-2 wood. 1110. p.m. 906-932-4990. Saturday, Aug. 26 Alcoholics Anonymous, noon, Ironwood/Hurley Rotary Club, Salem Lutheran Church, Ironwood. 12:15 p.m., Elk and Hound Restau- Community Pickleball Pad- area74.org. rant, Ironwood. dlers, 8:30-11:30 a.m., Mercer Alcoholics Anonymous, 7 p.m., Iron County Veterans Service School gymnasium. 715-776-4588. Episcopal Church of the Transfigu- Officer, 1-3 p.m., Mercer, Wis., Community Night Meal Free ration, Ironwood. area74.org. Town Hall. 715-561-2190. Supper, 5-6 p.m., Apostolic Luther- Ironwood Kiwanis Club, noon, Superior Riders, 6 p.m., Burg- an Church, Aurora Street, Ironwood. Golden Dragon. New members wel- er’s Bar, Gile, Wis. Alcoholics Anonymous, 7 p.m., come. Narcotics Anonymous, 7 p.m., Salem Lutheran Church, Ironwood. Hurley VFW Post 1580, 6 p.m., Salem Lutheran Church, Ironwood. area74.org. VFW post home. area74.org. Government Life Support Group, 6:30 p.m., Government Gogebic County Fair Board, Woodland Church, Ironwood. Iron County Board of Adjust- noon, fair office, fairgrounds, Iron- Government ment, 10 a.m., Courthouse, Hurley. wood. Gogebic Community College Gogebic County Board, finance Sunday, Aug. 27 Board, 4:30 p.m., room B-22, committee, 4:30 p.m., board, 5 p.m., Jacob Solin Business Center, courthouse, Bessemer. Alcoholics Anonymous, 1 p.m., GCC. Thursday, Aug. 24 closed meeting, Salem Lutheran Wednesday, Aug. 30 Church, Ironwood. Cuddlebugs Story Time, 9:30 Narcotics Anonymous, 7 p.m., Christian Men of the North- a.m., Ironwood Carnegie Library. Wesley United Methodist Church, land, 6:30 a.m., Uptown Cafe, Iron- Pickleball, 10 a.m. to noon, Iron- Ironwood. wood. Submitted photo wood Memorial Building. Alcoholics Anonymous, 7:30 Alcoholics Anonymous, open THE ANNUAL Lions Club Joe Manzanares Fundraiser gold scramble was held recently. Pictured are the over- Gogebic County Veterans Ser- p.m., Sharon Lutheran Church, meeting, noon, Salem Lutheran all champions and men’s category winners, from left, Bill Trcka, Scott Hewitt, Jim Kivisto and Mike Swartz. vice Officer, 10:30-11:30 a.m., Bessemer. area74.org. Church, Ironwood. area74.org. They won with a score of five under par, 30. The mixed category winners was the team of Dick Fryar, Roger Wakefield City Hall; 1-2 p.m., Government DOVE Support Group, noon-2 Hinterthuer, Kelly Kohegyi and Dennis McKenzie of Mercer with a score of 4 under par, 31. The winning p.m. 906-932-4990. Watersmeet Township; 2:45-3:15 Gogebic County Fair Board, women’s team was a mixture of Mercer and Hurley players, Joyce Manzanares, wife of the late Joe Man- p.m., Marenisco Township. 906-667- noon, fair office, fairgrounds, Iron- Ironwood/Hurley Rotary Club, 1110. wood. 12:15 p.m., Elk and Hound Restau- zanares, his daughter-in-law, Stephanie Manzanares, and granddaughters, Heather Sbraggia and Hailey Alcoholics Anonymous, noon, Monday, Aug. 28 rant, Ironwood. Konoske, with a score of 4 over par, 39. Salem Lutheran Church, Ironwood. Iron County Veterans Service area74.org. Iron County Food Pantry, 9 Officer, 1-3 p.m., Mercer, Wis., John Swift visit and book dis- a.m.-4 p.m., 72 Michigan Ave., Mon- Town Hall. 715-561-2190. cussion, 3 p.m., Ironwood Carnegie treal, Wis. 715-561-4450. Superior Riders, 6 p.m., Besse- Library. Alcoholics Anonymous, noon, mer VFW ride, Bessemer. Pokemon Club, 4 p.m., Iron- Adult Children of Alcoholics, 7 Netflix loves to pick hits for Salem Lutheran Church, Ironwood. wood Carnegie Library. area74.org. p.m., Samaritan Counseling, Iron- ReGeneration Youth, 5:30-6:45 Finnish Language Classes, wood. p.m., ages 10-11; Relentless Youth, beginners 3 p.m., advanced 4 p.m., Narcotics Anonymous, 7 p.m., 7-9 p.m., ages 12-18; Lighthouse Little Finland, Kimball, Wis. Salem Lutheran Church, Ironwood. each subscriber, but how? Faith Center, Ironwood. Alcoholics Anonymous, 6 p.m., area74.org. Alcoholics Anonymous, 6:30 Our Lady of Peace Catholic Church, Alcoholics Anonymous, 7:30 NEW YORK (AP) — Netflix Most every row of program Thus can Netflix take a p.m., First Presbyterian Church, Ironwood. area74.org. p.m., Sharon Lutheran Church, wants subscribers to know it’s suggestions (even generic-seem- “gateway” program and point Hurley. area74.org. AL-ANON, 6 p.m., Salem Luther- Bessemer. area74.org. looking out for them. ing categories like “Comedies” the person watching it to other Government an Church, Ironwood. area74.org. Thursday, Aug. 31 For instance, the average and “Dramas”) is tailored for unexpected or unknown fare Downtown Ironwood Develop- Harbortown AA, 7:30 p.m. EDT, Netflix subscriber might never each subscriber, Yellin says. with presumably similar ment Authority, 8 a.m., meeting, Ontonagon United Methodist Pickleball, 10 a.m. to noon, Iron- guess that its dark superhero And how the rows are appeal. Conference Room 1, second floor, Church basement, next to Holiday wood Memorial Building. Memorial Building, Ironwood. drama “Jessica Jones” might arranged vertically on the home Consider “Ozark,” which gas station, Ontonagon. area74.org. Gogebic County Veterans Ser- strike similar chords as the page is a function of the sub- viewers might be led to from Gogebic-Iron Wastewater Government vice Officer, 10:30-11:30 a.m., zany hijinks of “Unbreakable scriber’s demonstrated genre any of several directions, Authority and Board, 8 a.m., treat- Bessemer Township Board, 5 Wakefield City Hall; 1-2 p.m., ment facility, Ironwood. p.m., Bessemer Township Hall, Watersmeet Township; 2:45-3:15 Kimmy Schmidt.” Netflix is preferences. explains Yellin. Gogebic County Fair Board, 7 Ramsay. p.m., Marenisco Township. 906- happy to help you make the con- “You might have ‘Comedies’ “Ozark” is a recently released p.m., fair office, fairgrounds, Iron- Mercer School Board, 5 p.m., 667-1110. nection. as your fifth row,” says Yellin, original drama series starring wood. Mercer K-12 School commons, Mer- Alcoholics Anonymous, noon, Much of the attention show- “and for another person it might Jason Bateman as a money- Friday, Aug. 25 cer, Wis. Salem Lutheran Church, Ironwood. ered on this streaming-video be 25th. And someone else laundering family man who’s Gogebic County Road Com- area74.org. giant in recent years has might not get a comedy row at seriously jammed up with the Mercer Cribbage, 9:30-11:30 mission, 5:15 p.m., road commis- ReGeneration Youth, 5:30-6:45 dwelled on its insatiable all.” Mexican drug cartel he works a.m., Mercer Senior Center. sion office, courthouse, Bessemer. p.m., ages 10-11; Relentless Youth, appetite for original content So your Netflix is different for. Double Trouble, 11 a.m.-12:30 Ironwood Township Board, 7-9 p.m., ages 12-18; Lighthouse and for creators to produce it. from everybody else’s. But “We’ve found that people who p.m., Serenity Center, Ironwood. 5:30 p.m., Ironwood Township Faith Center, Ironwood. “We want to appeal to as where do these tips come from? tend to watch ‘Blacklist’ and Mercer Food Pantry, noon-1 offices. Alcoholics Anonymous, 6:30 p.m., Railroad Street, Mercer, Wis. Wakefield City Council, 5:30 p.m., First Presbyterian Church, many different people as pos- “It’s very important that the ‘House of Cards’ tend to like Emergencies: 715-476-7655. p.m., City Hall. Hurley. area74.org. sible, and appeal to the many titles most relevant to each per- ‘Ozark,’” says Yellin. “But moods that each person has,” son bubble up to the top of the another kind of person who will says vice president of prod- catalog,” says Yellin. “And we find he likes ‘Ozark’ is a fan of uct innovation Todd Yellin. want those relevant titles to be ‘Narcos’ and ‘El Chapo’ and “The more diverse our con- diverse. We don’t want to make other drug-cartel-oriented dra- Detention of famous director tent, the more likely that the amateur mistake of getting mas and documentaries.” someone, at their moment of caught in an echo chamber, But, wait, there’s yet another truth about what they’re such as: Just because you “taste community” rallying to upsets Russia’s artistic world going to watch, will choose to watched one horror title, slap- “Ozark,” says Yellin: fans of the go to Netflix.” ping in front of you nothing but 2015 film “The Big Short,” But this service’s multibil- more horror titles.” which deals with Wall Street MOSCOW (AP) — In a move tant and one senior manager secret police during Soviet dicta- lion-dollar annual outlay for Yellin likens the process of dirty tricks, have been found to that sent a shockwave through have remained in custody and tor Josef Stalin’s purges. new programming necessitates providing bespoke TV for each respond to the money mon- Russia’s art community, investi- another manager is under house “The director’s detention is another challenge: helping each customer to a three-way collab- keyshines that animate gators on Tuesday detained a arrest pending the probe. clearly excessive,” Alexei Kudrin, program get discovered by the oration. “Ozark.” prominent theater director Russia media have reported a former finance minister known subscribers most likely to enjoy First, a legion of Netflix “tag- “It’s not like we could have famous for his biting satire of that the accountant and several for his liberal views, said on it. Four out of five of the shows gers” screens every program, guessed this ahead of time,” Russian officialdom on charges of others had testified against Sere- Twitter. watched on Netflix were found tagging different elements that says Yellin. “We just track embezzling $1.1 million. brennikov. Mikhail Shvydkoi, President by its subscribers thanks to rec- compose it. This data is which shows tend to cluster Kirill Serebrennikov, 47, who Serebrennikov’s productions Vladimir Putin’s envoy for inter- ommendations offered them, crunched and continuously together. Who would have has won international acclaim have topped Moscow’s theater national cultural cooperation, Netflix says. refined by the company’s secret- thought that ‘Jessica Jones’ and for his productions spanning scene for years. In September, criticized the investigators for Those suggested new sauce algorithm. And then ‘Kimmy Schmidt’ would cluster from drama to opera to movies, he was to direct an opera pro- what he described as a “demon- favorites are much more cus- viewer habits gathered by Net- together?” As well as — no kid- has denied the accusations. duction in Stuttgart, Germany. stration of force,” according to tomized for each subscriber flix from its 100 million ding — “Making a Murderer” The detention of Serebren- His movie “The Student” won the Interfax news agency. than might be evident from a accounts worldwide add more and a John Mulaney stand-up nikov, whose productions mock- the Francois Chalais prize at Earlier this year, prominent glance at the Netflix home page. grist to the mill. concert. ing official lies, corruption and the Cannes film festival last members of the Russian artistic growing social conservatism year. community defended Serebren- have been hits for years, marks While Serebrennikov had per- nikov in an appeal to Putin. the first time since Soviet times sonal contacts with some mem- Shortly after that appeal, the when a theater director faced bers of the Russian government Kommersant newspaper quoted Mark Wahlberg tops Forbes list of highest-paid actors official reprisals. and his theater received lavish Putin dismissing investigators as NEW YORK (AP) — “Trans- Marky Mark beat out “Bay- million and Jackie Chan with Top members of Russia’s cul- state funding, he also faced fre- “fools” in May during a private formers: The Last Knight” star watch” star Johnson, with $65 $49 million. tural elite have strongly defend- quent attacks by hardline politi- conversation with Yevgeny Mark Wahlberg has outmus- million, and Johnson’s “The The top 10 actors banked a ed Serebrennikov, denouncing cians and conservative activists Mironov, a prominent actor and cled Dwayne Johnson to Fate of the Furious” co-star cumulative $488.5 million — his detention as an act of intimi- who wanted to revoke the state director who spoke in Serebren- become Hollywood’s highest- Vin Diesel, worth $54.5 mil- nearly three times the $172.5 dation. subsidies for his productions. nikov’s defense. paid actor in the past year with lion million combined total of the 10 The Investigative Committee, In July, Moscow’s famed Bol- “The Investigative Committee a transforming income of $68 The rest of the top five, top-earning women. 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The theater’s accoun- director executed by NKVD 906-932-1202 www.cloverlandmotorsports.com 4 l WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 23, 2017 OPINION THE DAILY GLOBE • YOURDAILYGLOBE.COM Measuring, and mismeasuring, the Trump conundrum Perhaps the most astonishing thing about by President Trump.” DAILY GLOBE Donald Trump’s victory last November was McInturff’s conclusion: “President Trump that, according to exit polls, 60 percent of the did not begin this trend, but he has become Sue Mizell, Publisher voters had an unfavorable impression of its logical end point. Hence, it’s hard to Trump on the day he was elected president of change numbers when 85 percent of your Larry Holcombe, Managing Editor the United States. own party likes you and functionally no one Now, it’s remarkable that after all that Byron does in the other party.” has happened, Trump’s favorable and unfa- York A Trump re-election campaign, if there is vorable rating — not his job approval, but one, seems light years away; who knows In Their Opinion whether people hold a favorable or unfavor- what will happen between now and then? able view of him — is virtually the same as it What is more pressing is what effect Trump’s Drinking water wells was on election day. standing will have on the 2018 midterms, A new Marist poll found that 60 percent of Right now, Trump’s job approval rating where Republican prospects seem very those surveyed have an unfavorable view of and personal favorability rating are very strong in the Senate and far less so in the need state’s protection the president, versus 34 percent who have a close, as are the job disapproval rating and House. Brad Todd, a Republican strategist personal unfavorable rating. But is that dis- A confluence of recent headlines leaves a bad taste in favorable view and six percent who don’t who has worked with many congressional know. astrous for the president, or not? There’s still candidates, believes there should be a new our mouths — and worse. In the RealClearPolitics average of all what happened last election day to consider. way of measuring the political climate. First, a project by journalism students at Arizona polls on the favorable/unfavorable question, In another email exchange, David Win- “I think two polarizing presidencies in a State University reveals that very nearly all the 45 mil- Trump is now at 55.2 percent unfavorable ston, a pollster who has done extensive work row have broken this measuring stick,” Todd lion Americans who rely on private wells for their versus 39.6 percent favorable. That is little for House Republicans, agreed that job wrote in an email. “Job approval is more drinking water have no idea what they are putting into changed from his average on November 8: approval is a more important measure than important than personal favorability, but their bodies. Public water systems are required to test 58.5 percent unfavorable, versus 37.5 percent personal approval, but also noted that neither is as important as what we call the their source water, to purify it to federal standards, and favorable. Trump’s polls are hard to interpret. gas pedal/brake pedal question.” to provide detailed reports on contaminants. Considering all that has gone on in the “Trying to compare Trump numbers with By “gas pedal/brake pedal,” Todd referred There are no similar requirements for private wells. Trump presidency — it’s too much to recount prior presidents at this point is very difficult, to whether voters believe Congress should Private wells, and the aquifers they draw water from, in a sentence or two — the stability of the particularly given that he started with 60 serve as a brake on a president’s policy choic- can and do become contaminated. The mechanics are Trump favorable/unfavorable rating is percent unfavorable on election night,” said es or whether lawmakers should offer more simple and obvious. Groundwater aquifers have long notable. Winston. “He also had a significant amount help and support to the president. provided clean, safe drinking water because they are The other measure, Trump’s job approval of support coming from people who had an “In 2010, Obama had high personal favor- isolated from the activities on the surface by dozens or rating, has fallen since he took office; it was unfavorable view of him. Of the people that ables, softening job approval, and a really hundreds of feet of soil, clay and rock. Every well drilled 43.8 percent in the RCP average in his first voted for him, 20 percent had an unfavorable high brake pedal number,” Todd wrote. “That through those layers of rock and soil, however, exposes week in office and is 38.6 percent now. Poll- view, according to the exit polls.” led to a landslide against his party in the that underground reservoir of clean water to surface sters and strategists believe the job approval Winston’s comments suggest that the old mid-term. His personal favorability eventual- contaminants. rating — which Trump of course didn’t have way of viewing job approval as the pre-emi- ly dropped, before rising again in 2018 just as Those contaminants include human waste, pesticides before January 20 — is much more important nent measure of a president’s performance voters were rebuking his chosen successor.” and fertilizers, industrial chemicals and byproducts of than personal approval. might be lacking when it comes to Trump. “The question to watch is not what voters petroleum extraction. It’s not a theoretical concern. The “In every model I am familiar with over But if that is true, nobody has come up with think of a president personally, but whether Berlin and Farro Superfund Site in Genesee County sits the past 40 years, job approval has been a a better measure, at least not at the moment. or not they think he needs supervision or more influential predictor than a personal Even though much of the political report- not,” Todd added. above groundwater contaminated when illegally favorable rating and I believe that will be ing and commentary at the moment focuses Trump is a “conundrum,” Todd concluded, dumped toxic waste leaked into abandoned wells. true for President Trump as well,” said Bill on Trump’s excesses, Bill McInturff also sees “because voters see him as a brake pedal on It is why farmers are warned to site wells far away McInturff, the Republican pollster who, something bigger than Trump at work. both parties. So it is unclear whether they from crop fields and from animal operations. Anyone along with Democrat Peter Hart, conducts “We are at the logical end of a generation will put a brake pedal on the brake pedal in who has both a private water well and private septic the Wall Street Journal-NBC poll, in an of change in American politics,” McInturff the next midterm.” system needs to be checking the health of both fre- email exchange. “Long ago, presidents could said. “Political scientists measure polariza- The bottom line is that evaluating quently. have some gap between how we perceived tion by the gap between how the president’s Trump’s standing is probably more compli- Wells put aquifers at risk. them personally, with Carter and Reagan, for party rates a president versus the opposition cated than simply citing a falling job That’s why Michigan has regulations for the installa- example, having stronger personal ratings party. President Clinton was the most polar- approval number. This is a presidency like no tion of water wells and for their closure. The law is than job approval at various points. An izing president in polling history, followed by other, and it should be no surprise that mea- mostly mute on what happens in between, though. exception was President Clinton in 1998, who Bush 43, who took over the mantle of ‘most suring it presents new problems. But there is a class of wells that the law ignores. In had terrible personal ratings, but high job polarizing’ until replaced by President Byron York is chief political correspon- fact, its website says, “The DEQ does not have authori- approval.” Obama, with the largest gap now being held dent for The Washington Examiner. ty to regulate their installation under the state well code.” That’s the second headline: Contractors are drilling Today in history hundreds of wells for a geothermal heating system for the Capitol in downtown Lansing into the aquifer that By The Associated Press provides the city’s drinking water. And there are no rules. Today’s Highlight in History Geothermal heating have been around for decades. On August 23, 1927, amid world- wide protests, Italian-born anarchists There are likely thousands in Michigan. Each threatens Nicola Sacco and Bartolomeo someone’s drinking water. Yet there are no rules. Vanzetti were executed in Boston for That is something lawmakers need to think about the murders of two men during a next time their throats feel a little dry. 1920 robbery. —Times Herald (Port Huron) On this date In 1305, Scottish rebel leader Sir William Wallace was executed by the English for treason. In 1775, Britain’s King George III Legislators proclaimed the American colonies to be in a state of “open and avowed rebellion.” Michigan Wisconsin In 1858, “Ten Nights in a Bar- Gov. Rick Snyder, P.O. Box Gov. Scott Walker, 115 East room,” a play by Timothy Shay 30013, Lansing, MI 48909, phone State Capitol, Madison, WI 53702, Arthur about the perils of alcohol, 517-373-3400, online contact page: phone 608-266-1212, online contact opened in New York. michigan.gov/snyder. page: walker.wi.gov. In 1913, Copenhagen’s Little Sen. Debbie Stabenow, D- Sen. Ron Johnson, R-Wis., 328 Mermaid statue, inspired by the psychological condition now referred slow to respond to the disaster. singer-musician Woody Paul (Riders Mich., 731 Hart Senate Office Build- Hart Senate Office Building, Wash- Hans Christian Andersen story, was to as “Stockholm Syndrome.” Prosecutors charged a Tulsa man in the Sky) is 68. Queen Noor of Jor- ing, Washington, DC 20510, phone ington, DC 20510, phone 202-224- unveiled in the harbor of the Danish In 1982, Lebanon’s parliament with first-degree murder and commit- dan is 66. Actor-producer Mark Hud- 202-224-4822, online contact page: 5323, online contact page: ronjohn- capital. elected Christian militia leader ting a hate crime in the killing of his son is 66. Actor Skipp Sudduth is 61. stabenow.senate.gov. son.senate.gov. In 1914, Japan declared war Bashir Gemayel president. (Howev- Lebanese Christian neighbor — a Retired MLB All-Star pitcher Mike Sen. Gary Peters, D-Mich., 724 Sen. Tammy Baldwin, D-Wis., against Germany in World War I. er, Gemayel was assassinated some culmination of what authorities said Boddicker is 60. Rock musician Dean Hart Senate Office Building, Wash- 709 Hart Senate Office Building, In 1926, silent film star Rudolph three weeks later.) was the man’s violent feud with the DeLeo (Army of Anyone; Stone Tem- ington, DC 20510, phone 202-224- Washington, DC 20510, phone 202- Valentino died in New York at age In 1989, in a case that inflamed family that spanned several years ple Pilots) is 56. Country musician Ira 6221, online contact page: 224-5653; online contact page: bald- 31. racial tensions in New York, Yusuf and included a regular barrage of Dean (Trick Pony) is 48. Actor Jay In 1939, Nazi Germany and the peters.senate.gov. win.senate.gov. Hawkins, a 16-year-old black youth, racial insults and personal con- Mohr is 47. Actor Ray Park is 43. Soviet Union agreed to a non- U.S. Rep. Jack Bergman, R- U.S. Rep. Sean Duffy, R-Ash- was shot dead after he and his frontations. Actor Steven Hill, 94, Actor Scott Caan is 41. Country aggression treaty, the Molotov- Watersmeet, 414 Cannon House land, 2330 Rayburn House Office friends were confronted by a group died in New York City. singer Shelly Fairchild is 40. Figure Ribbentrop Pact, in Moscow. Office Building, Washington, DC Building, Washington, DC 20515, of white youths in the Bensonhurst Today’s Birthdays skater Nicole Bobek is 40. Rock In 1947, an audience at the Holly- 20515, phone 202-225-4735, online phone 202-225-3365, online contact section of Brooklyn. (Gunman Joey Actress Vera Miles is 87. Actress singer Julian Casablancas (The wood Bowl heard President Harry S. contact page: bergman.house.gov. page: duffy.house.gov. Fama was convicted of second- Barbara Eden is 86. Political satirist Strokes) is 39. Retired NBA player Truman’s daughter, Margaret, give State Sen. Tom Casperson, R- State Sen. Janet Bewley, D- degree murder and sentenced to life Mark Russell is 85. Pro Football Hall Kobe Bryant is 39. Actress Joanne her first public concert as a singer Escanaba, 4100 Binsfeld Building, Ashland, 126 South, State Capitol, in prison; he will be eligible for parole of Famer Sonny Jurgensen is 83. Froggatt is 37. Neo-soul musician (she had previously peformed on the P.O. Box 30036, Lansing, MI 48909, P.O. Box 7882, Madison, WI 53707, in 2022.) Actor Richard Sanders is 77. Ballet Andy Wild is 36. Actress Annie radio). phone 517-373-7840, online contact phone 608-266-3510, online contact One year ago: Standing amid dancer Patricia McBride is 75. For- Ilonzeh is 34. Dance musician Sky In 1960, Broadway librettist page: senatortomcasperson.com. page: legis.wisconsin.gov/sen- piles of waterlogged debris, Presi- mer Surgeon General Antonia Novel- Blu is 31. Actress Kimberly Matula is Oscar Hammerstein II, 65, died in State Rep. Scott Dianda, D- ate/25/bewley. dent Barack Obama promised a sus- lo is 73. Pro Football Hall of Famer 29. NBA player Jeremy Lin is 29. Doylestown, Pennsylvania. Calumet, S-1489 House Office State Rep. Beth Meyers, D-Bay- tained national effort to rebuild flood- Rayfield Wright is 72. Country singer Thought for Today In 1973, a bank robbery-turned- Building, P.O. Box 30014, Lansing, field, 409 North, State Capitol, P.O. ravaged southern Louisiana “even Rex Allen Jr. is 70. Actor David Robb “The chains which cramp us most hostage-taking began in Stockholm, MI 48909, phone 517-373-0850, Box 8953, Madison, WI 53708, 608- after the TV cameras leave” on a is 70. Singer Linda Thompson is 70. are those which weigh on us least.” Sweden; the four hostages ended up online contact page: 266-7690, online contact page: visit aimed in part at stemming cam- Actress Shelley Long is 68. Actor- — Anne Sophie Swetchine, Rus- empathizing with their captors, a dianda.housedems.com. [email protected]. paign-season criticism that he was singer Rick Springfield is 68. Country sian-French author (1782-1857).
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McLeod Ave., Ironwood, MI 49938 906-932-2211 • 800-236-2887 • Fax 906-932-5358 THE DAILY GLOBE • YOURDAILYGLOBE.COM WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 23, 2017 l 5 Committee about having Dis- AREA / STATE Record Aging trict Attorney Matt Tingstad MONTREAL resume responsibility for termi- nation of parental rights cases, POLICE REPORTS rather than having the county’s From page 1 City of Ironwood corporation counsel handle the State troopers arrested a 21 year so the new Hurley Senior Associ- cases. old Wisconsin male last Thursday at ation can gain non-profit status. —The board approved the 2:35 a.m. near the intersection of The association is replacing the Human Services Department’s Lake St. and US 2 for operating Aging Unit board in operating 2016 annual report. while intoxicated. the Hurley Senior Center. —The board referred the ——— On Sunday at the intersection of —The board agreed with Kil- department’s budget to the US 2 and Lake St., troopers arrest- ger’s recommendation that she finance committee, while the ed a 24 year old Bessemer male at approach the Iron County aging services budget needs 2:55 a.m., for operating while intoxi- Board of Supervisors’ Finance additional work. cated. Bessemer Township On Friday, troopers arrested a 32 year old Wakefield man at the inter- section of US 2 and Gheller Dr in Michigan initiative Bessemer Township for use of mari- juana at 10:20 a.m. COURT CASES Aug. 14, Erich Detlef-William advocates for Liedtke, 25, Wakefield, domestic violence, credit for 2 days served, $875. breastfeeding moms Aug. 14, Gabriel Sebastian Schwartz, 23, Ironwood, disorderly LANSING — A new initiative tion breastfeeding support ser- person, jostling, credit for 2 days in Michigan is promoting early vices earlier in pregnancy and served, $575. Aug. 14, Patrick Joseph Gabrus, breastfeeding success. after discharge. 32, Ironwood, use of marijuana, The Michigan Department of Partners in the MDHHS ini- credit for 2 days served, $285. Health and Human Services tiative include the Michigan Aug. 14, David Lee Palmertree, Women, Infant and Children Breastfeeding Network, hospi- 22, operating without a license, program is announcing a com- tals, WIC agencies, and coali- Larry Holcombe/Daily Globe $260. munity engagement initiative in tions to provide continuity of DINO MOORE, of Hopkins, Minn., helps manage traffic through a road construction zone along Wisconsin 77 Aug 14, Olen Mack brewer, 44, Hurley, assault and battery, $425; August to coincide with Breast- care for mothers and babies and in Montreal, Wis., Tuesday afternoon. Crews are working to resurface the highway. feeding Awareness Month. other community supporters of driving with license suspended, 30 “We expect these efforts to breastfeeding. days in jail, $485, assault and bat- tery, $385. result in more mothers introduc- Gov. Rick Snyder has declared ing their newborns to breastfeed- August as Breastfeeding Aware- Lottery ing and in babies continuing to ness Month in Michigan in order Michigan begins offering Real IDs breastfeed as they get older,” to further reduce infant mortali- said Dr. Eden Wells, chief medi- ty and increase the health of LANSING — Michigan resi- Compliant cards will be Mexico, Bermuda and Caribbean Tuesday cal executive for MDHHS. “That mothers and babies through edu- dents will have the option begin- marked with a star inside a gold nations. These cards already are Michigan will lead to healthier babies and cation and support of breastfeed- ning Monday of applying for a circle on the upper right. There is REAL ID-compliant, so enhanced Poker Lotto: AH-KS-6C-4D-3S Midday Daily 3: 6-5-4 closer families.” ing. These efforts include collab- driver’s license or ID card that no extra fee for a REAL ID-com- card-holders do not need to apply will allow them to board flights pliant card. for a compliant card. Midday Daily 4: 7-7-9-9 Breastfeeding has an impor- oration among hospitals, busi- Daily 3: 2-6-2 tant role in improving public nesses, community agencies and and enter federal facilities to Michigan residents should The federal REAL ID stan- comply with a federal mandate, check their license or ID card dards for driver’s licenses and ID Daily 4: 7-5-6-0 health outcomes, but barriers coalitions, and health care Fantasy 5: 21-26-32-33-35 can sometimes exist that prevent providers to give families consis- Secretary of State Ruth Johnson renewal notice when it arrives in cards were created in the wake of Keno: 02-06-12-13-19-27-28-32-33-37-38-42-44-46- families from reaching their tent and accurate information. announced last week. the mail for information about the Sept. 11, 2001, terrorist 47-49-53-59-69-75-76-79 breastfeeding goals. To help all “Breastfeeding promotes “Without a card accepted by whether they already have com- attacks based on recommenda- families successfully breastfeed, strong immune systems and the federal government, Michi- plied with REAL ID identifica- tions from the 9/11 Commission. Wisconsin Michigan WIC is coordinating protects against illness and gan residents will face the incon- tion requirements. 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Educating fami- headaches for travelers, we will Card-holders who do not apply protect against fraud and misuse Mega Millions: 24-35-46-50-51, Mega Ball: 7, Megapli- nation so that mothers are sur- lies before babies are born and offer a compliant card for those for a REAL ID-compliant license by requiring people to verify er: 4 rounded with the support they providing consistent, accessible who want one, and, for those who or ID card will receive a standard their identity, residency, Social need to reach their breastfeeding support through the first year don’t, we still have the standard one with “Not for federal identifi- Security number, and citizenship goals. This is achieved by: of life and beyond are keys to card for normal identification cation” printed on it. These cards or legal presence when applying —Educating mothers prena- helping moms and babies devel- purposes.” still will be valid for driving, for a license or ID card. tally and in the hospital about op strong feeding relationships Beginning Oct. 1, 2020, identification purposes and buy- The REAL ID Act passed breastfeeding and its benefits. and reach their breastfeeding the federal government will not ing age-restricted items. 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Schneller a speech on Afghanistan that slowed over the past dozen years. TUSCON, Ariz. — Tom C. Schneller, 90, of Tuscon, passed moved him in a different direc- Once a hotbed for illegal immi- tion from many of his core voters, gration, the Border Patrol sector away on Saturday, Aug. 19, 2017, at Infinity Care Home in President Donald Trump is high- covering Yuma now ranks among Tuscon. lighting his pledge to combat ille- the lowest in the Southwest for Tom was born on Sept. 17, 1926, in Mason City, Iowa, the gal immigration by visiting a apprehensions and drug only son of the late Harold and Blanche Schneller. Tom was Marine Corps base along the seizures. married to Georgi Schneller, she preceded him in death in U.S.-Mexico border Tuesday and There were some 138,000 1993. inspecting a Predator drone used apprehensions in 2005. The num- Tom was a U.S. Navy veteran who served in to patrol the region. ber had dropped to 14,000 by last both World War II and the Korean War. He Trump also scheduled a night- year. graduated from the University of Wisconsin time rally in Phoenix, which left Trump is trying to shift the with a mechanical engineering degree. He was local officials concerned that focus to his core campaign theme a real estate broker, builder and developer in emotions may run hot among of getting tough on immigration Milwaukee, Kohler, Wis., Steamboat Springs, those inside and outside of the after rankling some of his most Colo., and Michigan’s U.P. He started his hall so soon after Trump blamed loyal supporters with his deci- career building single-family homes in Mil- “both sides” for violence at a rally sion, announced Monday, to waukee. In 1968, he started buying land, sub- organized by white supremacists maintain to a U.S. military pres- dividing it and building A-frames and ski in Charlottesville, Virginia. ence in Afghanistan. They also chalets at Big Powderhorn. Later Tom became One potential flashpoint was were unhappy about the recent extinguished when the White ouster of conservative Steve Ban- V.P. of Real Estate Development for the Kohler Tom C. Company in Kohler. He retired in Tuscon. Schneller House ruled out a pardon, at non as White House chief strate- Tom is survived by his three children, Lisa 1926 — 2017 least for now, for former Marico- gist. Schneller (John) Murphy of Paradise, Calif., pa County Sheriff Joe Arpaio. Bannon had made it his mis- Susan Schneller of Steamboat Springs, and Trump told Fox News in a sion to remind Trump of what his recent interview that he was con- Thomas L. (Arlene) Schneller of Ironwood, most fervent supporters want sidering issuing a pardon for from his presidency, and some Mich. In addition, he is survived by six grand- Arpaio, who awaits sentencing conservative strategists have children and three great-grandchildren; sister- after his conviction in federal openly worried that without Ban- in-law, Mary Wright of Boulder, Colo.; and Veteran court of disobeying court orders non around, Trump will be too many nieces and nephews. He had a long lov- to stop his immigration patrols. influenced by establishment ing relationship with his long time partner Barbara Cain who White House press secretary Republicans on issues such as resides in Tuscon. Tom’s family was grateful for Barbara’s car- Sarah Huckabee Sanders said a Afghanistan policy. ing nature, she was a blessing in Tom’s life along with Tom’s pardon was off the table for the Democratic leaders and other close Milwaukee and Arizona friends. time being. Trump opponents planned Tom was an avid Packer fan, golfer, rock hound and loved “There will be no discussion of protests and marches outside the traveling and dining out with Barbara. With his son and that today at any point, and no Phoenix convention center to grandsons, he enjoyed many fishing and hunting trips. Tom action will be taken on that front criticize the president’s immigra- particularly loved seeing his children, grandchildren, great- at any point today,” Sanders told tion policies and his comments grandchildren and Colorado relatives who attended his 90th reporters traveling with Trump. about Charlottesville. Phoenix surprise party in Arizona last September. Trump’s first stop was a Mayor Greg Stanton had asked Out of respect for Tom’s wishes, cremation has taken place Marine Corps base in Yuma that Trump to postpone the rally to and no memorial services are planned. is a hub of operations for the U.S. allow time for national healing Border Patrol. He planned to after one woman was killed dur- inspect equipment used on the ing the clashes in Char- David E. Ruby southern border, including the lottesville. drone and other aircraft. Gov. Doug Ducey, a Trump NEW BERLIN, Wis. — David E. Ruby, 73, of Administration officials brief- supporter, was expected to greet ing reporters on the trip said the Trump upon his arrival in New Berlin, died peacefully on Friday, Aug. 18, Associated Press 2017. area had seen a 46 percent drop Phoenix, but will not attend the PRESIDENT DONALD TRUMP waves as he walks from Marine One to Air Loving husband and best friend of 45 years in apprehensions of people rally to focus on safety needs, his Force One at Andrews Air Force Base, Md., Tuesday, before his depar- to Beth (nee Thompson); devoted and loving attempting to illegally enter the spokesman said. ture to Arizona and Nevada. dad to Dave (Anne) Ruby; proud grandpa to U.S. between Jan. 1 and July 31, Vice President Mike Pence, compared with the same period asked about the rally by Fox “He’s also going to call on the America prosperous again, and Grace and Joanna Ruby; and dear brother of Al in 2016. None of the officials News Channel on Tuesday, said Congress to get ready to come in his words, to make America (Darla) and Tom (Lynn) Ruby. He is further would agree to be identified by Trump will be “completely back when they arrive on Sept. great again,” said Pence. He was survived by other relatives and friends. 5th and go straight to work to flying separately to Phoenix to David E. name. focused” on his agenda for the Visitation at the Funeral Home Friday, Aug. In fact, immigrant traffic country. make America safe again, make introduce Trump at the rally. 25, from 4 to 7 p.m. Additional Visitation Sat- Ruby urday, Aug. 26, at Holy Apostle Catholic Church, 1600 W. National Ave., New Berlin, from 10 a.m. until time of Mass at 11 a.m. Thomas Meehan, Tony-winning story writer of ‘Annie,’ dies Dave proudly served in the U.S. Air Force. He retired from Harley Davidson after 30 NEW YORK (AP) — Three- “really very unique.” years of service but never left the Harley time Tony Award-winning book “He was somebody who you lifestyle. Veteran writer Thomas Meehan, best could literally call a wit,” known for transforming the Lit- Charnin said. “There are not a tle Orphan Annie cartoon strip lot of wits left in comedy, and into the smash Broadway musi- Tom was a wit. I have no prob- Joseph N. DeCarlo cal “Annie,” has died at age 88. lem calling him that.” Meehan, who had been ill for Meehan made his Broadway IRONWOOD, Mich. — Joseph N. DeCarlo, 89, of Ironwood, about five months and had debut with “Annie,” alongside died peacefully Tuesday morning, Aug. 22, 2017, at home, with undergone surgery, died at his Charnin and songwriter Charles his loving family by his side. home in Manhattan late Monday Strouse. The 1977 original won Funeral arrangements are pending and will be announced or early Tuesday, longtime friend the Tony as best musical and ran by McKevitt-Patrick Funeral Home, Inc., Ironwood. and “Annie” collaborator Martin for 2,300 performances, inspiring Charnin said. Charnin visited tours and revivals that never his old friend about 10 days ago. went out of style. “There’s a hole in my heart,” “Annie” almost died at the Charnin said. “It’s a gigantic Goodspeed Opera House in Con- loss, not only to the industry but necticut in 1976. But Charnin also to us. We’ve been together brought in noted stage and film and so close since the 1950s.” director Mike Nichols, who Meehan wrote the books for signed on as a producer, and three shows that ran over 2,000 helped him revise the show. performances on Broadway: With actress Andrea McArdle “Annie” with 2,377 perfor- replacing Kristen Vigard as the mances, “The Producers” with Associated Press red-haired moppet Annie and Mel Brooks at 2,502 perfor- IN THIS June 8, 2003 file photo, Thomas Meehan, left, and Mark O’Don- Dorothy Loudon added as Miss mances and “Hairspray,” which nell pose with their Tony awards for best book of a Musical for “Hair- Hannigan, the production went he wrote with Mark O’Donnell spray” during the 57th Annual Tony Awards at New York’s Radio City on to open in New York in April and which reached 2,642 perfor- Music Hall. On Tuesday, Martin Charnin said that Meehan, the three- 1977 with a bang. mances. time Tony Award-winning book writer, has died. Meehan was 88. The 1982 film version, which “I wrote stories that were seri- ton” creator Lin-Manuel Miran- tis, “Bombay Dreams” with featured Carol Burnett in ous, very somber, trying to be in da, who called Meehan “one of Meera Syal and the musical Loudon’s role, was not nearly as the style of William Faulkner,” the best around,” and from “Rocky” with Sylvester Stallone. popular or well-received. A stage Meehan told the Observer news- actress Kate Shindle, head of the Meehan began his career as a sequel called “Annie Warbucks” paper in 1999. “My career has Actors’ Equity Association, who writer with The New Yorker’s ran off-Broadway in 1993. The always been that every time I try called his death a “great loss.” “Talk of the Town” section and original show was revived on something really serious, it’s no Meehan’s other shows include later earned an Emmy Award Broadway in 2012 and was made good, but if I try to be funny, then “Young Frankenstein” with nomination in 1964 as one of the into a film starring Quvenzhane it works.” Brooks, “Cry-Baby” with O’Don- writers of the TV series “That Wallis in 2014. Associated Press Tributes poured in on social nell, “Elf” with Bob Martin, Was the Week That Was.” Meehan is survived by his SHELBY TOWNSHIP Clerk Stan Grot speaks with reporters after media, including from “Hamil- “Chaplin” with Christopher Cur- Charnin said Meehan was wife. announcing his 2018 Republican run for Michigan secretary of state on Tuesday, in front of the Capitol in Lansing, Mich. GOP Secretary of State Ruth Johnson is barred from seeking a third term. 2 of 4 suspects in Spain attacks held without bail; 1 freed MADRID (AP) — A judge ordered two of his passport and not leave Spain. rized to speak about ongoing cases and Shelby Township Clerk Stan the four surviving suspects in the extremist The owner of a cybercafe in Ripoll, the requested anonymity. attacks in Spain held without bail, another Pyrenees hometown to most of 12 men origi- Five others were shot dead by police dur- detained for 72 more hours and one freed nally identified as being members of the ing the vehicle and knife attack in Cambrils. Grot vying for secretary of state with restrictions Tuesday after the men extremist cell behind the attacks, will remain One, the suspected driver of the van that LANSING (AP) — Republican vative issues in this state,” appeared in court to answer questions about in custody for at least 72 more hours while mowed down pedestrians in Barcelona’s Las Shelby Township Clerk Stan Mitchell said. the events that killed 15 people. police inquiries continue, the judge said. Ramblas promenade, was shot and killed in a Grot launched his campaign for GOP and Democratic dele- National Court Judge Fernando Andreu The questioning the four men underwent vineyard not far from the city on Monday. secretary of state on Tuesday, gates will choose their secretary issued his orders after quizzing the four during their initial court appearances provid- Houli Chemlal, the only survivor of the proposing a “voter integrity” plan of state nominees at conventions about the vehicle attacks in Barcelona and ed new details about the scope of the cell’s Alcanar blast, told the court he was alive with a strict photo ID require- next summer. Republican Secre- Cambrils, as well as about the fatal explosion activities and the events leading up to the because he was on the ground floor of the ment and other components he tary of State Ruth Johnson is at a bomb-making workshop that police said attacks in and around Barcelona Thursday house washing dishes after dinner. He testi- said would eradicate suspicions barred from seeking a third scuttled the group’s plot to carry out a more and early Friday. fied from a wheelchair without lifting his of fraud. term. It has been more than 22 deadly attack at unspecified Barcelona mon- Two of the suspects identified a Ripoll eyes up from the ground, according to the “I’m not saying there’s fraud years since a Democrat last held uments. imam, Abdelbaki Es Satty, as the ideological court official. right now, but we need to remove the office, which oversees elec- The judge said there was enough evidence leader of the group, according to a judicial Oukabir testified that he rented the vans any doubts that there may be tions and issues driver’s licenses to hold Mohamed Houli Chemlal, 21, and official who heard Tuesday’s interrogations. used in the attacks but thought they were fraud,” Grot told reporters after and plates. Driss Oukabir, 28, on preliminary charges of One said the bombs were being made to tar- going to be used for a house move. His broth- announcing his candidacy on the Grot, a 65-year-old immigrant causing homicides and injuries of a terrorist get a Barcelona monument where the imam er was one of the five men shot dead Friday Capitol steps alongside some from Poland, contributed nature and of belonging to a terrorism orga- planned to blow himself up as well, the court by police in Cambrils. two-dozen supporters. At the $63,000 to his campaign through nization. Houli Chemlal also has an addition- official said. According to another person who attended event, he was endorsed by fresh- late July. He will battle state al charge of dealing with explosives. Instead, Es Satty and another man acci- Tuesday’s hearings, Oukabir said he initially man U.S. Rep. Paul Mitchell, Sen. Mike Kowall of Oakland However, the judge ruled the evidence was dently blew themselves up while preparing lied out of fear and told police his brother had whose district includes Grot’s County’s White Lake Township “not solid enough” to keep holding suspect explosives in the home workshop in Alcanar, stolen his ID to rent the vehicles. The person home turf of Macomb County. and potentially others for the Mohamed Aalla, who was freed on the condi- a coastal town south of Barcelona, police spoke on condition of anonymity to discuss “He’s been a leader on conser- GOP nomination. tions he appear in court weekly, relinquish have said. The court official was not autho- the hearing. THE DAILY GLOBE • YOURDAILYGLOBE.COM WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 23, 2017 l 7 BUSINESS Iowa submits final plan to A DAY ON WALL STREET stabilize health coverage Stocks surge, put shaky few costs Aug. 22, 2017 Dow Jones 22,000 DES MOINES, Iowa (AP) — industrials 21,500 A state official on Tuesday reit- weeks further behind them 21,000 erated that Iowa’s individual 196.14 health insurance market under NEW YORK (AP) — Stocks “We’ve seen these blips of investors are expecting, it would 20,500 the Affordable Care Act will col- around the world jumped on volatility this year, and we have likely mean another tumble for 21,899.89 20,000 lapse if the federal government Tuesday, and the Standard & tended to calm down very quick- markets. But investors say the FM A M J J A doesn’t approve a short-term Poor’s 500 had one of its best ly afterward,” said Jon Adams, Fed in particular has been metic- Pct. change from previous: 0.90% High 21,912.83 Low 21,738.13 funding proposal aimed at stabi- days of the year, as markets put senior investment strategist at ulous in setting expectations so lizing premium costs. a shaky last couple of weeks fur- BMO Global Asset Management. markets aren’t taken by surprise. Aug. 22, 2017 Iowa Insurance Commission- ther behind them. He pointed in part to “We wouldn’t expect much 6,400 er Doug Ommen told reporters Shares of technology compa- increased optimism that Wash- market moving overall,” Adams Nasdaq 6,200 the state has communicated nies and retailers helped lead the ington will avoid a default on the said. composite with the Centers for Medicare 6,000 way in the United States. And federal debt. The Senate’s major- If markets do end up calming 84.35 and Medicaid Services for with markets in a less-nervous ity leader said on Monday there down, it would mark a return to 5,800 months to finalize details of the mood, prices for Treasury bonds, is “zero chance” that Congress a smooth ride for investors. The 6,297.48 5,600 so-called stopgap measure. The gold and other go-to investments will vote against increasing the S&P 500 is up 9.5 percent for the F MAMJ JA state submitted its final version for turbulent times fell. country’s borrowing limit. year, and the climb had been a Pct. change from previous: 1.36% High 6,302.84 Low 6,241.21 of the measure Monday. The Standard & Poor’s 500 Many analysts are expecting remarkably placid one until two “We now view that this may be rose 24.14 points, or 1 percent, to markets to drift sideways in weeks ago. It had just two days Aug. 22, 2017 the only option that we have to sta- 2,452.51 for its fourth-biggest upcoming weeks, with few mar- this year where it fell by 1 per- 2,500 bilize the market,” Ommen said. gain of the year. It’s taken just ket-moving events on the calen- cent or more, before doubling its Standard & 2,450 The stopgap measure redirects Poor’s 500 two days for the index to recoup dar. tally during the last two weeks. 2,400 federal ACA money in order to help half the loss it sustained in the One highlight could be the Technology companies led the people priced out of subsidies that two weeks since setting a record symposium for central bankers way, and those in the S&P 500 24.14 2,350 currently help pay for some cover- on Aug. 7. Those two weeks were from around the world in Jack- rose 1.5 percent for the biggest 2,452.51 2,300 age in the individual market. a jolt for markets, as worries rose son Hole, Wyoming, at the end of gain among the 11 sectors that FM A M J J A Ommen said he recognizes “valid” about political strife in Washing- this week. The Federal Reserve make up the index. Pct. change from previous: 0.99% High 2,454.77 Low 2,433.67 concerns the proposal could raise ton and abroad. is raising interest rates and is Macy’s jumped to one of the costs for some people whose increas- The Dow Jones industrial preparing to pare back the $4.5 largest gains in the index after AP ing health insurance costs were pre- average rose 196.14 points, or 0.9 trillion it holds on its balance it said an eBay executive, Hal cent, to $20.42. DAX jumped 1.4 percent, viously capped, or raise how much percent, to 21,899.89 on Tuesday, sheet, and investors are wonder- Lawton, would become its pres- Shoe retailer DSW surged France’s CAC 40 rose 0.9 percent people pay in deductibles. and the Nasdaq composite ing when the European Central ident. Traditional retailers $2.74, or 17.5 percent, to $18.43 and the FTSE 100 gained 0.9 Ommen said given the possibil- gained 84.35, or 1.4 percent, to Bank will follow suit. have been struggling to com- after it reported stronger earn- percent in London. ity that thousands of people would 6,297.48. The heads of both the Fed and pete with online rivals, and ings and revenue for the latest In Asia, Hong Kong’s Hang go uninsured in 2018, “you can’t It’s the latest example of the European Central Bank are Macy’s also said it is restruc- quarter than analysts had fore- Seng climbed 0.9 percent, South take out of a market hundreds of investors seeing drops in the expected to speak at the sympo- turing its organization to drive cast. Korea’s Kospi added 0.4 percent millions of dollars in premiums market as opportunities to buy, sium, and if either suggests a more sales and cut costs. Its Markets abroad were likewise and the Nikkei 225 in Japan was from healthy people and expect it not reasons to unload stocks. more aggressive pace than stock rose 89 cents, or 4.6 per- strong. In Europe, Germany’s virtually flat. to look even better next year.
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That being said, we talk the 33-year-old daughter of father. Lilly’s mother died by a lot about music and how to songwriter John Hiatt, and a suicide when she was 1, a make it better, and I’m certain reminder that even with the tragedy referenced in John she listens to me at least half strong musical bloodlines, she’s Hiatt’s own heartbreaking com- the time.” got her own style and influ- position “Crossing Muddy He pleaded with his shy ences. Waters.” daughter to put her face on the A confessional songwriter The pain never fully goes “Trinity Lane” cover, maybe who rocks out with a twang, away. “It’s definitely been a even smile (she did, a little). Lilly Hiatt is getting a push into mysterious part of my life,” she She called him recently seeking the spotlight by the influential said. “It’s hard to get close to a tip on intra-band dynamics. Americana label New West people when you’ve been His best advice is simply to Records. The CD “Trinity through something like that. keep her focus on the music, she Lane,” named for the street she You put up walls with people. said. lives on in Nashville, Ten- The trust doesn’t come easily. It’s easy in show business to nessee, is out Friday. But I have such a deep sense of get too high when a crowd is Hiatt seems born with a trust with my dad because of all cheering and chanting your musical temperament: She that we went through togeth- name, or too low when sitting bares her soul through her er.” alone and reading a bad review Associated Press songs onstage, yet is freaked That’s precisely what she of your work. BILL COSBY arrives at a pretrial hearing in his sexual assault case at the Montgomery County Courthouse in out by the idea of someone hear- sings in the song: “After what “I can’t place my validation Norristown, Pa., Tuesday. ing when she’s practicing guitar we both went through, I count on those things,” she said, at home. on you, I count on you.” “because it’s such a roller coast- Her songs are blunt and emo- When she was finished with er.” Cosby’s retrial delayed as new legal team joins case tional. The memorable “The “Imposter,” she emailed a She’d like her work to help Night David Bowie Died,” writ- recording to her father. her build a steady career in NORRISTOWN, Pa. (AP) — His first trial ended without a The attorneys who represented ten the day after that event, “It made me cry,” he said. music. Kind of like dad’s. Bill Cosby’s retrial on sexual verdict after the jury deadlocked, Cosby at that trial, Brian quickly becomes a plea for for- “Still makes me cry. Feels good “It’s really simple for me,” assault charges will be delayed setting the stage for a retrial. McMonagle and Angela Agrusa, giveness from a lover. “I’m sorry to cry.” she said. “If I can play decent- until next year as his new legal The judge on Tuesday asked had asked to be let off the case. I was such a bitch that night in With a daughter in the sized clubs or theaters for the team gets up to speed on the case, Cosby’s lawyers to consider a start O’Neill approved the request the city,” she sings. “Baby, I business, Hiatt has to weigh rest of my life, I’ll be fine. I which pits the 80-year-old comedi- date sometime between March 15 Tuesday, praising them for their want ya back.” when to offer wisdom and don’t have any arena aspira- an against a woman who says he and April 1. He said he’ll issue a “extraordinary advocacy.” “Songs are so important to when to let her go her own tions — until I’m up onstage drugged and molested her more firm date once they get back to As they left the courtroom, the me because I best communicate way, even if it’s something he with Eddie.” than a decade ago. him. departing lawyers shook hands Judge Steven O’Neill on Tues- “Hopefully they’ll get up to with Cosby and his new legal day granted a defense request to speed quickly so we can bring this team, which includes Tom postpone the retrial, which had case to justice. It’s a case that Mesereau, the high-profile attor- been scheduled to start in Novem- deserves a verdict and we intend ney who won an acquittal in ‘America’s Got Talent’ and ‘GOT’ rule Nielsen ratings again ber, saying there’s no way that to get there,” District Attorney Michael Jackson’s child molesta- NEW YORK (AP) — Viewers Overall in prime time during right behind with 7.48 million. Cosby’s lawyers would be ready by Kevin Steele told reporters out- tion case. Mesereau told TMZ last continued to play peek-a-boo with this sleepy summer week, NBC The “CBS Evening News” had then. side court. month that the case against Cosby “Big Brother” last week. CBS’ averaged 5.1 million viewers. 5.88 million viewers. “To ask someone to review the The jury for the retrial will like- was “weak” and that retrying him voyeuristic reality show landed Runner-up CBS had 4.2 million, For the week of Aug. 14-20, voluminous record over 18 months ly come from the Philadelphia was “a waste of time.” four editions among the top 16 while ABC had 3.7 million, Fox the top 10 shows, their networks — now 20 months in this case — suburbs. Signaling an early Other lawyers on the retooled slots, according to Nielsen. But had 1.7 million, Telemundo had and viewerships: “America’s Got simply cannot be done,” O’Neill change in strategy, Cosby’s new legal team are former federal NBC had the week’s most- 1.5 million, Univision had 1.4 Talent” (Tuesday), NBC, 13.44 said from the bench. lawyers said they would be willing prosecutor Kathleen Bliss and watched shows: two nights of million, ION Television had 1.3 million; “America’s Got Talent” Cosby’s new lawyers made to pick a local jury, and Steele’s Sam Silver, who represented now- “America’s Got Talent,” with 13.4 million and the CW had 910,000. (Wednesday), NBC, 10.89 mil- their first court appearance on office said it wouldn’t object. imprisoned former U.S. Rep. million and 10.9 million viewers. Fox News Channel remained lion; “Game of Thrones,” HBO, behalf of “The Cosby Show” star, Cosby’s former defense team Chaka Fattah in a corruption Right behind, with 10.2 mil- the week’s most popular cable 10.24 million; “60 Minutes,” CBS, who’s charged with knocking out insisted on picking a jury from a case. lion viewers, was HBO’s red-hot network, averaging 2.06 million 7.80 million; “Big Brother” accuser Andrea Constand with different county, partly because None of the defense lawyers “Game of Thrones.” viewers in prime time. MSNBC (Thursday), CBS, 6.48 million; pills and sexually assaulting her the case was a campaign issue in commented as they left court “Marlon,” a new NBC sitcom had 1.64 million, HGTV had 1.12 “Big Brother” (Sunday), CBS, at his home near Philadelphia in the 2015 race for Montgomery Tuesday. starring Marlon Wayans, pre- million and USA had 1.11 million. 6.33 million; “Big Brother” 2004. He says Constand, a former County district attorney. The jury The AP does not typically iden- miered in 13th place with 5.2 mil- ABC’s “World News Tonight” (Wednesday), CBS, 6.28 million; executive with Temple Universi- in Cosby’s first trial came from the tify people who say they are vic- lion viewers. But its second topped the evening newscasts for “American Ninja Warrior,” NBC, ty’s women’s basketball program, Pittsburgh area and spent two tims of sexual assault unless they episode airing immediately after- the 12th week in a row with an 5.90 million; “The Big Bang The- consented to their sexual weeks in June sequestered 300 grant permission, which Constand ward shed more than a million average of 7.89 million viewers, ory,” CBS, 5.88 million; “CMA encounter. miles (483 kilometers) from home. has done. viewers to rank just 26th. but “NBC Nightly News” was Fest,” ABC, 5.74 million.
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GREEN BAY Packers free opener safety Ha Ha Clinton-Dix By JASON JUNO [email protected] (21) works against the IRONWOOD — Ironwood Atlanta Fal- made quick work of Ewen-Trout cons Oct. 30 in Creek in the Red Devils’ home Atlanta. opener, 25-14, 25-2, 25-12, Tues- day. Associated Press “Overall we played pretty solid for our first regular-season game,” Ironwood coach Lisa Fechter said. Ironwood went 6-6 in a tour- nament at West Iron County Sat- urday. On Tuesday, Ironwood’s Kaz- lyn Weber served to 23 points in the second game and had 10 aces overall. “She has a really strong serve, it was just working on consisten- cy,” Fechter said. “Tonight she did very well.” Ironwood’s Lexi Hagstrom had eight aces and Haley Halvorsen finished with five. “Our serve was probably are strong point,” Fechter said. “Ewen’s just really young and Packers S Ha Ha Clinton-Dix they’re learning. We’re pretty young, too, we’re just a little more developed than where they looks to make off-field impact are for the beginning of the year.” Weber tallied four kills, Tay- GREEN BAY, Wis. (AP) — Now that he has the team with a career-high five interceptions last lor Mylly had three kills and established himself as one of the top young safeties season. He'll be counted on to provide more leader- Aries Weber had two. in the NFL, the Green Bay Packers' Ha Ha Clinton- ship as one of the veterans in the secondary. Hagstrom had nine assists. Dix is trying to make an impact off the field. Clinton-Dix wants to show economically-disad- Fechter has high expectations Personal experience helped Clinton-Dix hone vantaged children that role models come from a for Ironwood this season. the focus of a charitable organization he started spectrum of occupations and backgrounds. “I think we should easily be this year. "Ha Ha's HERO Foundation" aims to "It's your teachers, the police officers ... your jan- above .500 if they play consistent improve the lives of children from low-income fam- itors," he said. "All these people are heroes because and strong,” Fechter said. ilies in the Green Bay area. they all help us out in some kind of way, so we all The Devils were moved out of "Me coming from a low-income background, I have a connection." one of the toughest Class C dis- really didn't take my studies serious as a young About 1 in 4 children in Green Bay live in pover- tricts in the state that included kid," Clinton-Dix said. "I just want to give back and ty, the foundation said, and low-income students the likes of Calumet for the 2017 kind of be a resource for younger generations." tend to have higher dropout rates in high school. postseason. "HERO" is an acronym for "Hope, Education, Motivation has been linked to better academic per- “It is our goal to go into that Resources and Opportunity." The foundation's mis- formance, the foundation said, as well as greater district and really put up a hard sion statement said the charity "will provide eco- conceptual understanding, satisfaction with school, fight for the district champi- nomically-challenged students with a voice of moti- self-esteem, social adjustment and school comple- onship right off the bat,” Fechter vation, empowerment and encouragement." The tion rates. said. “It was very exciting news hope is it would help students achieve academical- Clinton-Dix officially launched the foundation that I didn’t have Calumet, Han- ly, develop positive personal skills and make "posi- on Monday , with an inaugural fundraiser sched- cock or Houghton in my district tive decisions to avoid high-risk behavior." uled for Oct. 9. One program, scheduled to start in anymore. We have Iron Moun- There's a need in part, organizers say, to read 2018, will provide "economically challenged" ele- tain, West Iron County and Nor- more to children; to interact with children about mentary and high school students at Title I schools way. I dont’ know who we play reading and academics; and celebrate "moments of and community centers with books and technology yet, but it’s still a better matchup intellectual discovery." tools. Jason Juno/Daily Globe for us than those Copper Country The 24-year-old Clinton-Dix said he didn't read Another program focuses on providing leader- IRONWOOD’S TAYLOR Mylly goes up to block a hit by Ewen-Trout schools.” much — unless he had to — while growing up in ship to disadvantaged high school students. Creek’s Paige Berglund (7) during Tuesday’s match at John Krznarich The Devils host Solon Springs Florida, "and that was a problem." He didn't make Clinton-Dix, who left after his junior season at Gym in Ironwood. on Sept. 7. the best decisions. He had to repeat sixth grade, he Alabama, said he is on target to complete his bach- said, not because he wasn't smart enough, but elor's degree in the spring. An internship at the because he didn't focus on being a student. Brown County Courthouse in Green Bay this off- Wisconsin, UCLA schedule home-and-home series for 2029, 2030 He thought a lot about sports. "That was the season helped feed an interest in a career in crimi- glory," he said recently. "You never really thought nal justice — whenever he is done with football. MADISON, Wis. (AP) — Wiscon- 7, 2030. and also beat the Bruins in the 2000 of wanting to be a police officer right away or any "It's all a learning experience for me. I'm just sin and UCLA have scheduled a UCLA and Wisconsin have met a Sun Bowl. just normal job." grasping everything, getting as much knowledge as home-and-home series with games total of 11 times. UCLA leads the The last time they met in the reg- Clinton-Dix has turned into a Pro Bowl safety I can and continuing to learn and not being afraid in 2029 and 2030. series 7-4, but Wisconsin has won ular season, UCLA won 51-26 at entering his fourth year in Green Bay. The team's to take challenges," he said, "and actually take The two teams will meet at the the last three meetings. Wisconsin Wisconsin on Sept. 18, 1982. UCLA first-round draft pick in 2014 out of Alabama led action." Rose Bowl on Sept. 15, 2029. capped its 1993 and 1998 seasons has won all five meetings at Wis- UCLA will visit Wisconsin on Sept. with Rose Bowl victories over UCLA consin's Camp Randall Stadium Boston bound: Cavs trade Irving to Celtics for Thomas, more CLEVELAND (AP) — Kyrie The blockbuster deal caps a also had a front tooth knocked out Irving was tired of being team- wild summer for the Cavs, who during the second-round series mates with LeBron James. lost their title defense in five against Washington and a hip Now he has to figure out how to games to Golden State in June. injury eventually forced the team beat him. Since then, general manager to shut him down early in the East Cleveland's All-Star guard, who David Griffin left, the team failed finals, won by the Cavaliers in five asked owner Dan Gilbert to trade to convince Chauncey Billups to games. him earlier this summer, was dealt join its front office and James has "Isaiah had just an amazing Tuesday night to the Boston played with fans' emotions with season this year and entertained Celtics for fellow All-Star Isaiah veiled postings on social media us all, the whole city of Boston. Thomas, forward Jae Crowder, about his future. And everybody fell in love with center Ante Zizic and the Brooklyn Irving's trade demand cast a him," Ainge said. "He's such an Nets' unprotected 2018 first-round shadow over the entire organiza- underdog because of his size and draft pick. tion. his heart and his spirit which he "It's extremely rare to trade for But Cleveland may have sal- plays." a 25-year-old player that's done vaged its offseason. Thomas is eligible for free agen- what he's done, the offensive "This trade needed to include cy next summer and believes he is weapon that he is," Celtics presi- both players and assets that we worthy of a maximum contract. He dent Danny Ainge said. "We feel felt strongly could help us continue has been quoted saying, "They bet- like his best basketball is still to compete for championships and ter bring out the Brinks truck." ahead of him. we believe it does," said new gen- Cleveland also is getting Crow- "We have a player that's proven eral manager Koby Altman, who der, a solid perimeter defender, to be a sure thing. We know how pulled off a deal that protects and a first-round pick that Boston unpredictable the draft can be. Cleveland's present and future. got from Brooklyn. The package You do pay a heavy price for a In Thomas, they're getting a could help the Cavs reload if player of that age and that cal- proven playmaker with a stellar James opts out of his contract next iber." reputation. The 5-foot-9 guard is summer and leaves Cleveland for Irving, whose late 3-pointer one of the league's most dynamic a second time. helped Cleveland win the 2016 backcourt players with an uncan- The Cavs drafted Irving with NBA championship — and the ny ability to get to the basket. Irv- the No. 1 overall pick in 2011. He Associated Press city's first title since 1964 — is on ing may be the only better finisher struggled in his first few seasons CLEVELAND CAVALIERS' Kyrie Irving, right, looks to drive against Boston Celtics' Isaiah Thomas Nov. 3 in his way to Boston, where he'll join among point guards. but blossomed in recent years Cleveland. a Celtics team that lost to the Cavs The 28-year-old Thomas was alongside James. However, that "We feel comfortable with who wolves. long coveted. in last season's conference finals. taken with the final selection in didn't seem to be enough for the Kyrie is and who he can be," he The Phoenix Suns reportedly With the possibility of having to And as fate will have it, the the 2011 draft — 59 picks after 25-year-old, who has wanted to be said. were not interested in parting with break the bank to retain Thomas Cavs will host the Celtics in their Irving was picked first overall. But the focal point on his own team. Minnesota showed some inter- rookie Josh Jackson in a deal that next summer, Boston finally season opener on Oct. 17. he has steadily scaled his way up Asked about trading a fan est in Irving after his trade request also would have required Eric tapped into the treasure trove of "Of course we know who our to elite status. favorite who rose from the depths became public, but were unwilling Bledsoe and the New York Knicks assets that Ainge has assembled to competition is, and we know who Thomas' reputation in Boston of the draft for a player who asked to part with young star Andrew gave no indication that Kristaps get Irving, who is under contract are biggest threats are each year," was cemented when he led the out of a team with the NBA's best Wiggins as the centerpiece of a Porzingis was ever on the table in for two more years. Ainge said. "But we feel like this is Celtics through the playoffs last player, one year removed from a deal. Wiggins is expected to sign a a potential Irving trade. Irving got his wish to get away a trade that can make us better, season despite the death of his sis- championship, Ainge said he has max contract extension in the com- Then the Celtics swooped in, from James, but he's not free of and that's why we did it." ter on the eve of the postseason. He done his homework. ing weeks to stay with the Timber- landing the kind of star Ainge has him yet. 10 l WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 23, 2017 SPORTS THE DAILY GLOBE • YOURDAILYGLOBE.COM
Submitted photo THE MERCER volleyball team won a nine-team invite in Crivitz, Wis., Tuesday. Team members include from left: Assistant coach Kelly Kohegyi, Ava Barton, Britney Anderson, Bailey Thompson, Billie Botes, Molly Hohner, Haley Allen-Rodriguez, Zoe Botes, Ella Torkelson, Aubrey Schoeneman, Jessica Klopatek and man- agers Eiley Schoeneman and KD Knipp.
Mercer volleyball starts season with tourney win Associated Press CRIVITZ, Wis. — Mercer opened up its season on “Junior Bailey Thompson has been doing a fan- NEW YORK Yankees' Gary Sanchez connects for a two-run home run during the first inning against the Tuesday by winning a nine-team tournament title tastic job leading this team so far,” Schoeneman Detroit Tigers Tuesday in Detroit. here. said. “Her play has been outstanding on both offense The Tigers won their pool, defeating Oneida and defense and her leadership ability has really Nation 25-13, 25-23 and Wabeno/Laona 21-25, 25- impressed me. I have also been very pleased with Sanchez homers twice, Tanaka 18, 15-10. In the championship bracket, Mercer the play of Aubrey Schoeneman and Ella Torkelson. defeated Carney-Nadeau 25-16, 25-12 and Crivitz Ella fills the shoes as our main setter as a sopho- for the championship 27-25, 19-25, 15-9. more. She runs our offense very well and has devel- The Tigers have no seniors after last year’s run to oped into a very intelligent player. Sophomore sharp as Yanks rout Tigers 13-4 the sectional final. They have four juniors, five Aubrey Schoeneman is really starting to play DETROIT (AP) — Gary outs in the ninth. Yankees 13, Tigers 4 sophomores, and two freshmen making contribu- smarter and is hitting well. Sanchez hit the type of home run Sanchez and Todd Frazier each New York Detroit tions this season. “Sophomore Zoe Botes has also stepped up her normally reserved for his powerful had three hits for New York. ab rhbi ab rhbi “We are a new team with a new identity,” Mercer Gardner lf 6210Kinsler 2b 3011 play and is becoming a force in the middle. Fresh- teammate. Tanaka struck out four without A.Hicks cf-rf 6223D.Mchdo 2b 1000 coach Robyn Schoeneman said. “Coming off a season men Ava Barton and Molly Hohner have also start- Sanchez's drive in the first a walk. He threw 90 pitches. G.Sanch c 6234Mahtook cf-lf 4000 like we had last year is a tough act to follow. Our ed to play well. I am also looking to get consistent Judge rf 1211Upton lf 2000 inning was estimated at nearly Tanaka didn't allow a baserun- Ellsbry ph-cf 2000J.Jones ph-cf 2000 youth shows at times, but we are only going to contributions from juniors Billie Botes, Britney 500 feet, and the New York catch- ner until the third inning. By Grgrius ss 5120Mi.Cbrr 1b 2000 improve with time. It was a great start to the sea- anderson, and Haley Hill as well as sophomores er added another homer in the then, the Yankees already led 7-0. Austin dh 3112J.Hicks ph-1b 2110 son.” Haley Allen and Jessica Klopatek.” Headley 1b 4000Cstllns 3b 4223 ninth to lead the Yankees to a 13- After Sanchez's homer, New York T.Frzer 3b 5232V.Mrtin dh 2000 Several players have already been stepping up for Mercer (4-0) heads to Three Lakes on Thursday 4 rout of the Detroit Tigers on added another run in the first on a Trreyes 2b 3021An.Rmne ph-dh20 10 the Tigers. for a quad with Prentice, Gresham and Three Lakes. Wade ph-2b 1110J.McCnn c 3110 Tuesday night. Sanchez's two-run sacrifice fly by Tyler Austin. Presley rf 3000 shot in the first was estimated at The Yankees scored four more J.Iglss ss 3020 493 feet by Statcast. runs in the third. Austin hit an Totals 42 13 16 13 Totals 33 484 New York 304 020 202 —13 Yankees slugger Aaron Judge RBI single, and Frazier added a Detroit 001 000 201 —4 is the only player with a longer two-run triple. Frazier then DP_New York 1. LOB_New York 9, Detroit 2. 2B_Gre- Daily Globe Scoreboard gorius (21), Kinsler (21), J.Hicks (11), J.Iglesias (24). one this year — he hit a 495-foot- scored on a sacrifice fly by Ronald 3B_Gardner (3), T.Frazier (1). HR_A.Hicks (13), er in June. Torreyes. G.Sanchez 2 (25), Castellanos 2 (18). SF_Austin (2), Tackles — Christian Wilkins, junior, Minnesota 65 60 .520 4½ Chris Schneider senior associate com- "I think I still got him by two Ian Kinsler hit an RBI double Torreyes (4). TransactionsBASEBALL missioner/sports administration and Clemson; Vita Vea, junior, Washington. Kansas City 63 61 .508 6 IP HRER BB SO American League championships, John Paquette senior Linebackers — Micah Kiser, senior, Vir- Detroit 54 70 .435 15 feet," Judge said. for Detroit in the third, but the New York BALTIMORE ORIOLES — Sent SS J.J. associate commissioner/sports media ginia; Tegray Scales, senior, Indiana; Chicago 48 76 .387 21 Sanchez sounded willing to Yankees scored two more runs in Tanaka W,9-10 763304 Hardy to Norfolk (IL) for a rehab assign- relations, James Greene senior Cameron Smith, junior, Southern Califor- West Division Shreve 221103 ment. director/championships, Tania Kennedy nia. W L Pct GB concede that point. the fifth. Hicks hit a two-run Detroit BOSTON RED SOX — Placed RHP senior director/championships, Briana Cornerbacks — Duke Dawson, senior, Houston 76 49 .608 — "You guys know, and I know, homer in the seventh to make it Boyd L,5-7 2 1-3 77732 Saupold 2 1-3 42222 Matt Barnes on the 10-day DL. Recalled Weiss senior director/conference opera- Florida; Iman Marshall, junior, Southern Los Angeles 64 61 .512 12 that he has way more power than 11-1. VerHagen 2 1-3 32202 RHP Hector Velazquez from Pawtucket tions and Hanna Wilson office and confer- California. Seattle 64 63 .504 13 ence services assistant. Safeties — Quin Blanding, senior, Vir- Texas 62 62 .500 13½ me," Sanchez said through a Castellanos hit a two-run Jimenez 100001 (IL). Sent RHP Blaine Boyer to Pawtucket Ferrell 122200 BAYLOR — Promoted assistant men's ginia; Godwin Igewbuike, senior, North- Oakland 55 71 .437 21½ for a rehab assignment. translator. "That's not up for homer in the seventh. Sanchez's T_3:14. A_27,818 (41,681). western. CHICAGO WHITE SOX — Optioned basketball coach Jerome Tang to associ- Tuesday's Games debate here. I don't even think I two-run drive in the ninth was his RHPs Carson Fulmer and Brad Goldberg ate head coach. Punter — JK Scott, senior, Alabama. Oakland 6, Baltimore 4 COMMISSIONER AT COMERICA CHATTANOOGA — Named Mark Voters Boston 9, Cleveland 1 can hit another ball like that 25th home run of the year. to Charlotte (IL). Recalled RHP Lucas Major League Baseball Commis- Giolito from Charlotte. Wharton athletic director. Lauren Shute, SEC Country; Tom Mur- N.Y. Yankees 13, Detroit 4 again." Castellanos circled the bases HOUSTON ASTROS — Sent C Evan IOWA — Suspended DB Manny phy, Arkansas Democrat-Gazette; Jon Tampa Bay 6, Toronto 5 sioner Rob Manfred visited the park Gattis, LHP Tony Sipp and RHPs Michael Rugamba one game. Wilner, San Jose Mercury News; Brian Atlanta 4, Seattle 0 Sanchez's homer landed just for an inside-the-park homer after before the game. He met with Chris Feliz and Will Harrison to Corpus Christi LA SALLE — Named Chad Hamilton Howell, Buffzone.com; Ed Daigneault, Minnesota 4, Chicago White Sox 1 below the scoreboard in left field his sinking liner got past a sliding Ilitch, who took over the Tigers and (TL) for rehab assignments. men's and women's tennis coach. Republican-American; Matt Baker, Washington 4, Houston 3 Detroit Red Wings when his father MOUNT OLIVE — Named Earl Graves Tampa Bay Times; Safid Deen, Orlando Kansas City 3, Colorado 2 at Comerica Park, giving the Yan- Jacoby Ellsbury in center. KANSAS CITY ROYALS — Optioned C died in February. Manfred toured Little Cameron Gallagher to Omaha (PCL). and Clayton Parros assistant men's and Sentinel; Pat Dooley, Gainesville Sun; Texas at L.A. Angels kees a 2-0 lead. New York never "You'd rather win the game, Reinstated C Salvador Perez from the 10- women's cross country and track and field Jason Butt, Macon Telegraph; Marc Wednesday's Games looked back. Masahiro Tanaka (9- but that certainly added some Caesars Arena, the new venue that coaches. Weiszer, Athens Banner-Herald; Dave Oakland (Manaea 8-8) at Baltimore will house the Red Wings and Detroit day DL. 10) pitched seven tidy innings in entertainment," Tigers manager LOS ANGELES ANGELS — Placed N.C. STATE — Dismissed DE Kevince Reardon, Honolulu Star-Advertiser; Dave (Bundy 12-8), 3:05 p.m. Pistons this coming season. RHPs Andrew Bailey and JC Ramirez on Brown and WR Antoine Thompson and Southorn, Idaho Statesman; Bob Boston (Pomeranz 12-4) at Cleveland his return from the disabled list, Brad Ausmus said. "Once he gets "After everything I saw today, the 10-day DL; Bailey retroactive to Fri- suspended RB Erin Collins, DE Xavier Asmussen, Champaign News-Gazette; (Kluber 12-3), 7:10 p.m. allowing three runs and six hits. going, he really moves well on the including the amazing development day, Ramirez to Sunday. Recalled LHP Lyas and LB Isaiah Moore from the foot- Eric Hansen, The South Bend Tribune; N.Y. Yankees (Severino 10-5) at Detroit Jose Alvarez from Salt Lake (PCL). Rein- ball team. Terry Hutchens, The Anderson Herald Tri- (Zimmermann 7-10), 7:10 p.m. It was Tanaka's first appear- bases." projects from the Ilitch family, I am stated LHP Tyler Skaggs from the ST. JOHN'S — Named George Brown bune; Steve Batterson, Quad-City Times; Toronto (Stroman 11-6) at Tampa Bay ance since Aug. 9. He'd been out quite confident that the Detroit Tigers OVER WITH bereavement list. assistant baseball coach. Kellis Robinett, Wichita Eagle; John Clay, (Pruitt 6-4), 7:10 p.m. with right shoulder inflammation. and the city of Detroit have a very NEW YORK YANKEES — Reinstated SUNY OLD WESTBURY — Named Lexington Herald-Leader; Ross Del- Seattle (Ramirez 5-4) at Atlanta (Dickey In the seventh, the Yankees pinch- bright future," he said. 8-8), 7:35 p.m. Matthew Boyd (5-7) allowed RHP Masahiro Tanaka from the 10-day Rich Borawski softball coach and Ryan lenger, The Advocate; Rob Long, WJZ- hit for Judge, ensuring that he would As for the recent protest by DL. Duffy assistant trainer. FM 105.7; Pat Caputo, The Oakland Minnesota (Santana 13-7) at Chicago seven runs and seven hits in 2 1/3 White Sox (Shields 2-4), 8:10 p.m. finish the night without a strikeout. umpires, who wore wristbands to TEXAS RANGERS — Placed INF/OF TENNESSEE TECH — Named Mitchell Press; Parrish Alford, Tupelo Daily Jour- innings. Joey Gallo on the seven-day concussion Wright assistant baseball coach and nal; Soren Petro; 810 WHB; Sam McKe- Washington (Jackson 4-2) at Houston Manager Joe Girardi downplayed draw attention to what they saw as list. Recalled INF Phil Gosselin from Jimmy Redovian volunteer assistant won, Omaha World-Herald; Chris Murray, (Fiers 7-8), 8:10 p.m. Judge singled and walked Judge's unfortunate streak and said unreasonable verbal abuse from play- Round Rock (PCL). baseball coach. Reno Gazette-Journal; Keith Sargeant, Colorado (Senzatela 10-4) at Kansas three times, ending his record-set- he had other reasons for taking him ers and managers, Manfred said: "I National League TEXAS ARLINGTON — Named Peejay NJ Advance Media; Rick Wright, Albu- City (Kennedy 4-9), 8:15 p.m. want to be clear that the protest was a Brun softball coach. querque Journal; Brent Axe, Syracuse Texas (Cashner 7-9) at L.A. Angels ting streak of 37 games with at out. ARIZONA DIAMONDBACKS — violation of their collective bargaining Optioned RHP Braden Shipley and RHP Media Group; Sammy Batten, The Fayet- (Heaney 0-0), 10:07 p.m. least one strikeout. "I don't look at those things. It's not Jimmie Sherfy to Reno (PCL). Recalled Football teville Observer; Lauren Brownlow, Thursday's Games like he sat on his average or some- agreement." WRAL.com; Scott Hamilton, WCOG-AM; N.Y. Yankees at Detroit, 1:10 p.m. Aaron Hicks added a homer for "We let them know that we intend- RHP Matt Koch and RHP Jake Barrett AP Preseason thing," Girardi said. "I've got to take from Reno. Placed C Jeff Mathis on the David Briggs, Toledo Blade; Bill Landis, Toronto at Tampa Bay, 1:10 p.m. the Yankees. Nicholas Castellanos ed to enforce our rights under that TheAll-America Associated Press preseasonTeam All- 10-day DL. Reinstated OF Reymond Cleveland.com; Matt McCoy, 610 WTVN Colorado at Kansas City, 2:15 p.m. care of this guy. He plays every day. America team, chosen by the votes of 51 hit two for Detroit, including an agreement, but fortunately, we were Fuentes from the 10-day DL. Radio; Gary Horowitz, Statesman Jour- Boston at Cleveland, 7:10 p.m. He played every day in this last 13 members of the AP Top 25 media panel, inside-the-park homer with two able to agree on a meeting," he ATLANTA BRAVES — Optioned LHP nal; Jerry DiPaola, Pittsburgh Tribune- Minnesota at Chicago White Sox, 8:10 and released Tuesday: days." Rex Brothers to Gwinnett (IL). Reinstated Review; Grace Raynor, The Post and p.m. added. RHP Dan Winkler from the 60-day DL. FIRST TEAM Courier; John Adams, Knoxville News Washington at Houston, 8:10 p.m. Sent LHP Ian Krol to the GCL Braves for OFFENSE Sentinel; David Foster, Fox 17 WZTV; Texas at L.A. Angels, 10:07 p.m. Quarterback — Sam Darnold, sopho- a rehab assignment. Bret Bloomquist, El Paso Times; Kirk HereWisconsin is The Associated Prep Press Football high school football Poll poll. more, Southern California 50 million could watch Mayweather- COLORADO ROCKIES — Placed C Bohls, Austin American-Statesman; NationalAll Times League EDT The poll includes first-place votes in parentheses, sea- Running backs — Saquon Barkley, Ryan Hanigan on the 10-day DL. Chuck Carlton, Dallas Morning News; East Division son record, total points and last week’s ranking, as voted junior, Penn State; Derrius Guice, junior, Optioned OF Mike Tauchman to Albu- Robert Cessna, Bryan-College Station WLPct GB McGregor in the US alone upon by a statewide panel of sports writers. Teams are LSU. querque (PCL). Recalled OF Raimel Eagle; Tony Parks, 1280 AM/07.5 FM Washington 75 48 .610 — arranged in three divisions of equal size based on current Tackles — Orlando Brown, junior, Okla- LAS VEGAS (AP) — Conor Tapia and C Tony Wolters from Albu- KZNS; Andy Bitter, The Roanoke Times; Miami 62 62 .500 13½ McGregor will likely pocket at enrollments homa; Connor Williams, junior, Texas. querque. Mitch Vingle, Charleston Gazette-Mail; Atlanta 56 68 .452 19½ McGregor's improbable challenge least $100 million. Large Division (enrollment 900 and up) Guards — Quenton Nelson, senior, MIAMI MARLINS — Designated RHP Jason Galloway, Wisconsin State-Jour- New York 54 70 .435 21½ of Floyd Mayweather Jr. could be School Record Points Notre Dame; Cody O'Connell, senior, Though ticket sales have been Javy Guerra for assignment. Recalled nal; Robert Gagliardi; Wyoming Tribune Philadelphia 45 79 .363 30½ 1. Kimberly (7) 1-0 71 Washington State. seen by a staggering 50 million slow in Las Vegas — largely RHP Severino Gonzalez from New Eagles; Matt Brown, Sports on Earth; Central Division 2. Franklin 1-0 68 Center — Billy Price, senior, Ohio people in the United States as fans because of astronomical prices — Orleans (PCL). Rece Davis, ESPN; Adam Zucker, CBS WLPct GB 3. Waunakee 1-0 55 State. NEW YORK METS — Sent RHP Sports. Chicago 67 57 .540 — and the curious gather in small the fight is shaping up as must-see 4. Sun Prairie 1-0 43 Tight end — Mike Gesicki, junior, Penn Jeurys Familia to Brooklyn (NYP) for a Milwaukee 65 61 .516 3 and large parties. 5. Brookfield Central (1) 1-0 36 State. TV at a price of $99.95. People are rehab assignment. NFL PreseasonAll Times EDT St. Louis 63 62 .504 4½ 6. Fond du Lac 0-1 29 Wide receivers — James Washington, The fight Saturday night expected to buy the fight in record PHILADELPHIA PHILLIES — Placed Thursday's Games Pittsburgh 60 66 .476 8 7. Middleton 1-0 21 senior, Oklahoma State; Christian Kirk, threatens the pay-per-view rev- RHPs Vince Velasquez on the 60-day DL Miami at Philadelphia, 7 p.m. Cincinnati 53 73 .421 15 numbers, with many sharing the 8. Waukesha West 1-0 16 junior, Texas A&M. and RHP Zach Elfin on the 10-day DL. Carolina at Jacksonville, 7:30 p.m. West Division enue record set by Mayweather cost of the telecast with friends 9. Brookfield East 1-0 12 All-purpose player — Quadree Hender- Recalled RHPs Yacksel Rios and Nick Friday's Games WLPct GB and Manny Pacquiao two years 10. Hartland Arrowhead 1-0 10 son, junior, Pittsburgh. and family they invite over. Pivetta from Lehigh Valley (IL). New England at Detroit, 7 p.m. Los Angeles 89 35 .718 — (tie)Hudson 1-0 10 Kicker — Daniel Carlson, senior, ago and could dwarf it in viewer- Taffet said people will treat it PITTSBURGH PIRATES — Optioned Kansas City at Seattle, 8 p.m. Arizona 69 57 .548 21 (tie)Monona Grove 1-0 10 Auburn. ship as people use the event as a much like a Super Bowl by getting C Jacob Stallings and RHP Dovydas Nev- Saturday's Games Colorado 68 57 .544 21½ Others receiving votes: Menasha 9. Madison Memo- DEFENSE erauskas to Indianapolis (IL). Placed Buffalo at Baltimore, 7 p.m. San Diego 56 69 .448 33½ reason to have friends and family together in larger numbers than rial 8. Bay Port 7. Lake Geneva Badger 5. Watertown 5. Ends — Harold Landry, senior, Boston RHPs George Kontos and Joaquin Benoit Arizona at Atlanta, 7 p.m. San Francisco 51 76 .402 39½ over for a little escapism and con- Verona Area 4. Menomonie 4. Stevens Point 4. Mequon College; Bradley Chubb, senior, North usual. on the 10-day DL, Kontos retroactive to N.Y. Jets at N.Y. Giants, 7 p.m. Tuesday's Games Homestead 3. Appleton North 3. DeForest 3. Stoughton Carolina State. trolled violence. "I think this is first and fore- Sunday. Recalled LHP Steven Brault and Cleveland at Tampa Bay, 7:30 p.m. Miami 12, Philadelphia 8, 1st game 2. Neenah 2. Tackles — Ed Oliver, sophomore, "It's a cultural event that cross- RHPs Johnny Barbato and Edgar San- Indianapolis at Pittsburgh, 7:30 p.m. L.A. Dodgers 8, Pittsburgh 5 most a television event," said Medium Division (301-899) Houston; Dexter Lawrence, sophomore, tana from Indianapolis. Houston at New Orleans, 8 p.m. Arizona 7, N.Y. Mets 4 es all demographics and all social Taffet, who oversaw 190 pay-per- School Record Points Clemson. ST. LOUIS CARDINALS — Optioned L.A. Chargers at L.A. Rams, 8 p.m. Chicago Cubs 13, Cincinnati 9 and economic factors," said Mark 1. Waukesha Catholic Memorial(6) 1-0 76 Linebackers — Arden Key, junior, LSU; views in his career at HBO. "The 1B Luke Voit to Memphis (PCL). Oakland at Dallas, 8 p.m. Atlanta 4, Seattle 0 2. Amherst 1-0 48 Josey Jewell, senior, Iowa; Azeem Victor, Taffet, who formerly ran pay-per- success of this fight in the financial SAN DIEGO PADRES — Optioned Green Bay at Denver, 9 p.m. Miami 7, Philadelphia 4, 2nd game (tie)Lodi 1-0 48 senior, Washington. view for HBO. "People are getting record books of history will be LHP Kyle McGrath to El Paso (PCL). Sunday's Games Washington 4, Houston 3 4. Pewaukee (1) 1-0 36 Cornerbacks — Tavarus McFadden, Reinstated OF Matt Szczur from family Chicago at Tennessee, 1 p.m. Kansas City 3, Colorado 2 together to have a great time and made on pay-per-view. And I 5. Mount Horeb-Barneveld 1-0 34 junior, Florida State; Jaire Alexander, leave. Cincinnati at Washington, 4:30 p.m. San Diego 12, St. Louis 4 we surely need an excuse to have a 6. Green Bay Notre Dame 1-0 29 junior, Louisville. believe it's going to deliver." WASHINGTON NATIONALS — Sent San Francisco at Minnesota, 8 p.m. Milwaukee at San Francisco, 10:15 7. St. Croix Central (1) 1-0 26 Safeties — Derwin James, junior, Flori- great time." Industry observers say it's hard OF Jayson Werth and SS Trea Turner to Thursday, Aug. 31 p.m. 8. Rice Lake 1-0 23 da State; Minkah Fitzpatrick, junior, Taffet said that while an aver- to judge how many homes will buy Syracuse (IL) for rehab assignments. Cincinnati at Indianapolis, 7 p.m. Wednesday's Games 9. Lake Mills 1-0 18 Alabama. BASKETBALL L.A. Rams at Green Bay, 7 p.m. Milwaukee (Garza 6-7) at San Francis- age of 5-6 people normally watches a pay-per-view until the day of the 10. Monroe 1-0 11 Punter — Mitch Wishnowsky, junior, National Basketball Association Detroit at Buffalo, 7 p.m. co (Moore 4-12), 3:45 p.m. a pay-per-view, he wouldn't be sur- (tie)Racine St. Catherine's 1-0 11 Utah. fight many times, as people often INDIANA PACERS — Signed F Alex Jacksonville at Atlanta, 7 p.m. L.A. Dodgers (Hill 9-4) at Pittsburgh Others receiving votes: New Glarus/Monticello 9. SECOND TEAM prised if the fight averages 10 peo- buy late. But the anecdotal evi- Poythress to a two-way contract. Philadelphia at N.Y. Jets, 7 p.m. (Williams 5-6), 7:05 p.m. West De Pere 8. Reedsburg 7. Freedom 7. Cedar Grove- OFFENSE NBA G League N.Y. Giants at New England, 7:30 p.m. Miami (Nicolino 2-1) at Philadelphia ple a household. If it sells 5 million dence — primarily the chatter on Belgium 6. Little Chute 6. Luxemburg-Casco 5. Colum- Quarterback — Lamar Jackson, junior, SALT LAKE CITY STARS — Named Pittsburgh at Carolina, 7:30 p.m. (Eflin 1-5), 7:05 p.m. pay-per-views as widely anticipat- social media — indicates a good bus 5. Kewaskum 5. Gale-Ettrick-Trempealeau 4. Fox Louisville. Jonathan Rinehart president. Washington at Tampa Bay, 7:30 p.m. Arizona (Godley 5-6) at N.Y. Mets ed, the fight could be watched by Valley Lutheran 4. Berlin 4. Osceola 3. Platteville 2. Running backs — Nick Chubb, senior, likelihood of it smashing the 4.6 FOOTBALL Miami at Minnesota, 8 p.m. (Flexen 2-2), 7:10 p.m. Southern Door 2. Ripon 1. Omro 1. Appleton Xavier 1. Georgia; Bo Scarbrough, junior, Alabama. nearly one in six Americans. million record of pay-per-view National Football League Cleveland at Chicago, 8 p.m. Chicago Cubs (Montgomery 3-6) at Small Division (300 and lower) Tackles — Mike McGlinchey, senior, NFL — Suspended L.A. Chargers C Baltimore at New Orleans, 8 p.m. Cincinnati (Wojciechowski 3-2), 7:10 p.m. The fight will also be seen by sales set by the Mayweather-Pac- School Record Points Notre Dame; Jonah Williams, sophomore, Max Tuerk four games for violating the Dallas at Houston, 8 p.m. millions more worldwide, with quiao fight. 1. Fond du Lac Springs (7) 1-0 74 Alabama. Seattle (Ramirez 5-4) at Atlanta (Dickey league's policy on performance-enhanc- Tennessee at Kansas City, 8:30 p.m. 2. Edgar 1-0 55 Guards — Will Hernandez, senior, 8-8), 7:35 p.m. promoters claiming it will be avail- That's largely because the ing substances. Arizona at Denver, 9 p.m. 3. Bangor 1-0 38 UTEP; Braden Smith, senior, Auburn. Washington (Jackson 4-2) at Houston able either online or on a TV matchup will likely cross over from ARIZONA CARDINALS — Activated L.A. Chargers at San Francisco, 10 4. Black Hawk (1) 1-0 34 Center — Frank Ragnow, senior, (Fiers 7-8), 8:10 p.m. LB Deone Bucannon from the PUP list. p.m. screen to more than 1 billion being just a sporting event to a 5. Grantsburg 1-0 28 Arkansas. LOS ANGELES CHARGERS — Seattle at Oakland, 10 p.m. Colorado (Senzatela 10-4) at Kansas homes in 200 different countries. party night. 6. Stanley-Boyd 1-0 25 Tight end — Troy Fumagalli, senior, Waived/injured Christopher Landrum. City (Kennedy 4-9), 8:15 p.m. 7. Darlington 0-1 24 Wisconsin. "If you are in Manhattan or you "We have definitely seen mas- Signed DE Whitney Richardson. American League San Diego (Chacin 11-8) at St. Louis 8. Eau Claire Regis 1-0 22 Wide receivers — Calvin Ridley, junior, All Times EDT are on a desert island somewhere, sive general market interest in TAMPA BAY BUCCANEERS — (Weaver 1-1), 8:15 p.m. 9. Abbotsford 1-0 21 Alabama; Courtland Sutton, junior, SMU. East Division Waived/injured CB Jude Adjei-Barimah. if you have Wi-Fi, you can buy this addition to the sports fan," said 10. Iola-Scandinavia 1-0 18 All-purpose player — Jaylen Samuels, WLPct GB Thursday's Games Signed LS Andrew DePaola. fight," promoter Dana White said. Stephen Espinoza, who heads Others receiving votes: Hilbert/Stockbridge 14. Fond senior, North Carolina State. Boston 72 53 .576 — Arizona at N.Y. Mets, 12:10 p.m. OLYMPIC SPORTS du Lac Winnebago Lutheran 12. Wild Rose 10. Lake Kicker — Eddy Pineiro, sophomore, New York 67 57 .540 4½ Miami at Philadelphia, 1:05 p.m. Each pay-per-view sale means sports for Showtime, which will USADA — American weightlifter Zack Country Lutheran 9. Loyal 6. Fall River 6. Florida. Tampa Bay 62 65 .488 11 Colorado at Kansas City, 2:15 p.m. more money in the wallets of both televise the fight. "These general Herbert accepted a two-year sanction for Baltimore 61 65 .484 11½ Pecatonica/Argyle 6. Marathon 5. Necedah 5. Melrose- an anti-doping rule violation related to his DEFENSE L.A. Dodgers at Pittsburgh, 4:05 p.m. fighters. Though estimates vary market viewers are often not part Mindoro 4. Pardeeville 4. Ozaukee 3. Ithaca 3. Hori- Ends — Tyquan Lewis, senior, Ohio Toronto 59 66 .472 13 refusal to provide a sample. Chicago Cubs at Cincinnati, 7:10 p.m. widely, Mayweather is expected to of the audience for even the con/Hustisford 3. Iowa-Grant 2. Burlington Catholic Cen- State; Rashan Gary, sophomore, Michi- Central Division COLLEGE San Diego at St. Louis, 7:15 p.m. tral 2. Shiocton 2. Shullsburg 1. Spring Valley 1. Cam- gan. WLPct GB make some $200 million, while biggest combat sports event.” BIG EAST CONFERENCE — Named Cleveland 69 55 .556 — Washington at Houston, 8:10 p.m. bria-Friesland 1. Cambridge 1. Glenwood City 1. l THE DAILY GLOBE • YOURDAILYGLOBE.COM COMICS WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 23, 2017 11 DEFLOCKED Parent’s don’t agree with brother’s lifestyle
Dear Annie: I am 13 years encourage your brother to old, and I live in Kentucky. I speak to a lawyer about have a problem with my par- ents that I can’t fix. options to protect him against I have an older brother, “Greg,” whom I love and look kidnapping charges, should up to as a role model. He is 24 Dear that arise in the future. I’d years old and my favorite per- Annie son in the world. Six months also suggest you call the ago, he came out as gay to my LGBT National Youth Talk- parents and me. He told us he he was no longer welcome in MOTHER GOOSE & GRIMM has been in a secret relation- our home. I got really upset line (800-246-7743), which ship with “Harry,” his best and biked over to his apart- provides factual information friend since he was 15 years ment a few times to see him. old. They have been sharing When my parents found out, and resources for cities and an apartment for three years. they banned me from seeing towns across the country. 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Apartments & CLASSIFIEDS Real Estate Legals Legals MARINE WEEK Duplexes public vendue at the place of hold- construction. A copy of this Draft ing the circuit court within Goge- Decision Notice and associated bic County, Michigan at 10:00 AM Environmental Assessment is NOW RENTING AT on SEPTEMBER 15, 2017. available upon request from the Said premises are located in the Ottawa Supervisor’s Office, E6248 VILLA MANOR City of Ironwood, Gogebic County Michigan, and are described as: US Highway 2, Ironwood, MI APARTMENTS Lot 4, Assessor's Plat Number 7 to 49938; on-line at: the City of Ironwood, according to http://www.fs.usda.gov/projects/ot- *STARTING AT $390/MONTH the recorded Plat thereof. tawa/landmanagement/projects *ONE BEDROOM Excepting all oil, gas, ores and and at the following libraries: *SECURITY SYSTEM minerals interests of record and Gogebic Community College, Iron- subject to any mining and devel- *LAUNDRY FACILITIES wood, MI; Northern Michigan Uni- opment rights thereto. versity, Marquette, MI and *HEAT & WATER INCLUDED The redemption period shall be 6 months from the date of such sale, Michigan Technological University, *AIR CONDITIONING unless determined abandoned in Houghton, MI. This proposed De- *NO PETS ALLOWED a ccordance with MCLA cision is subject to objection pur- §600.3241a, in which case the re- suant to 36 CFR 218, Subparts A CONTACT AMBER AT demption period shall be 30 days and B. Objections will only be ac- from the date of such sale. TO cepted from those who previously (715)561-4599 ALL PURCHASERS: The foreclos- submitted timely and project-spe- ing mortgagee can rescind the cific written comments (as defined MONDAY-FRIDAY sale. In that event, your damages, 8:00am-4:30pm if any, are limited solely to the re- by 36 CFR 218.2). Objections turn of the bid amount tendered at must be submitted within 45 days sale, plus interest. following the publication of this If the property is sold at foreclos- legal notice in the Ironwood Houses for Rent ure sale, pursuant to MCL Michigan’s Daily Globe. However, 600.3278, the borrower will be when the 45-day filing period held responsible to the person would end on a Saturday, Sunday RAMSAY: HOME for Sale or Rent. who buys the property at the mort- or Federal holiday, the filing time Sales • Rentals gage foreclosure sale or to the 2 bedroom, 1 bath. All appliances is extended to the end of the next including Washer and Dryer. 2 car Management • Appraisals mortgage holder for damage to the property during the redemption federal working day. The date of garage. Call for details: period. the publication of this notice is the (715)356-7326 906-932-5406 Dated: August 16, 2017 only means for calculating the time Highway US-2 • Ironwood Orlans PC to file an objection. Objections HOMES, APARTMENTS, and Attorneys for Servicer must be filed by mail, fax, express Business Spaces for rent. Call for upnorthproperty.com P.O. Box 5041 delivery, messenger service, email details. The Real Estate Store. Troy, MI 48007 or hand-delivery to: USDA-Forest File No. 17-010034 (906)932-5406 Service, Eastern Region, Objec- Motorcycles & August 23, 2017 tion Reviewing Officer, 626 E. Houses for Sale USDA FOREST SERVICE, Wisconsin Avenue, Milwaukee, WI Associated Press ATVs OTTAWA NATIONAL FOREST, 53202; FAX to (414) 944-3963, At- MODEL AND actress Kate Upton tries on a Marine ruck to raise awareness for Marine Week, Tuesday, in BERGLAND, BESSEMER, IRON tn: Reviewing Officer; email to: ob- [email protected]; 1982 YAMAHA Maxim 550. Very RIVER, KENTON, ONTONAGON, Detroit. Upton, fiancé of Detroit Tigers pitcher and Wins for Warriors founder Justin Verlander, and other hand-delivery Monday through Fri- good condition, garage kept. New AND WATERSMEET RANGER Tigers Wives participated in a scaled-down workout led by Gunnery Sergeant Sara Pacheco to help support day, 7:30 a.m. to 4:00 p.m., ex- battery, plugs, tires, DISTRICTS; BARAGA, cluding federal holidays. Accept- and promote the 2017 Wins for Warriors Patriot Ruck, taking place Saturday, Sept. 9 in Detroit. chains/sprocket. $1,200.00 or GOGEBIC, HOUGHTON, IRON able formats for electronic objec- trade for F/PWC. (715)360-6931 AND ONTONAGON COUNTIES, tions are text or html email, Adobe or (906)364-2697 MICHIGAN; FORESTWIDE DESIGNATED MOTORIZED portable document format (pdf), and other formats viewable in Mi- 2005 BOMBARDIER Traxter. USE PROJECT. LINDA L. JACKSON, FOREST crosoft Office applications. Objec- Marines fitness instructor puts Very good condition, garage kept. SUPERVISOR, proposes a de- tions must be submitted by 11:59 All fluids changed, new vision rims p.m. central time on the closing 2 STORY, 4 Bedroom, 1862' and radial tires. $3,400.00 cision to change the motorized vehicle use designation for sever- date of the objection period. It is Living Space, 1.5 Bathrooms, or best offer. (715)360-6931 the objector’s responsibility to en- New Windows, Newly or (906)364-2697 al Forest roads on the Ottawa Na- tional Forest. This project in- sure evidence of timely receipt (36 Kate Upton through her paces Remodeled Bathroom and CFR 218.26[a]). For further in- Kitchen. New Furnace, Central 2012 Harley Davidson 1200 cludes approximately 86 miles of roads to open to OHVs only, 428 formation on this decision, contact DETROIT (AP) — The U.S. Marines put super- Verlander, a former American League most Air. High Efficency Washer and Custom. 1,365 miles. Call for Susanne M. Adams, Ontonagon Dryer. Metal Roof, Large Deck. price. (906)932-2452 or miles of roads to open to all model Kate Upton through her paces on Tuesday valuable player and winner of the Cy Young award (906)364-0858 vehicles, 78 miles of newly District Ranger, (906)884-2085, 28X32 Garage, new 2012. [email protected]; or Marlanea Near Recreational Trails, opened roads, and closing 54 during a workout in Detroit to promote the upcom- as the league’s top pitcher, said afterward that he miles of road for resource protec- French-Pombier, Forest Planner, Ski Hills, Lake Superior. (906)932-1330, ing Marine Week celebration in the city. was proud of Upton for her efforts. $155,000.00. (715)492-9877 tion. This project also allows for a minimum of 38 miles of road re- [email protected]. Upton struggled a bit at the end, but was able to “I think it’s easy to show your support with North 08-23-17 complete the training routine that involved a series words. I think going out there and doing that m Q J 8 7 of aerobic exercises and running as her fiance, workout I think really shows how much she sup- n K Q 3 o 6 5 4 Detroit Tigers pitcher Justin Verlander, watched ports (the military),” Verlander said. He is the p 6 5 4 Weekend
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of those are clearly unnecessary, Swift said some bodies have been a suit-preference signal can be commander of the U.S. Pacific Fleet said some remains of Navy sailors transmitted. found in a flooded compartment were found in a compartment of the USS John McCain on Tuesday, a In this deal, it would be bizarre of the warship. No other details for West to lead another heart at day after the warship’s collision with an oil tanker in Southeast Asian trick two, because that would allow have been released. declarer to discard a couple of losers waters left 10 sailors missing. on the heart king and queen. But Brandon said Smith’s father, should West shift to diamonds or stepmother and grandfather prouder of our son,” Brandon 2016. clubs? East supplies the signpost. served in the Navy. She said said. “He’s a great kid. He’s a “Our military must do what- Here, because East has his ace in hero.” ever necessary to minimize inci- diamonds (the higher-ranking of the Smith, 22, grew up in Novi, other two side suits), he plays his Michigan, and moved to Norfolk, Davis, a Republican whose dents like this and protect those highest heart — the jack — at trick one. Virginia, as a teen with his district includes the Decatur who risk their lives each day in © 2017 UFS, Dist. by Andrews McMeel for UFS father. area, said Palmer comes from a service to our country,” Davis
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SUDOKU Dear Doctor: Could you explain Guillain- tion with HIV, influenza virus, Epstein When the muscles used to breathe are Sudoku is a number-placing puzzle "Y $AVE 'REEN Barre syndrome? My 57-year-old niece Barr virus and cytomegalovirus also have involved, progressive shortness of breath based on a 9x9 grid with several died of it, but it's still a mystery to me. been linked to a higher risk of GBS. develops, with 9.1 percent of patients given numbers. The object is to place Dear Reader: First, please allow me to The influenza vaccine may slightly in- hospitalized for GBS needing a respira- the numbers 1 to 9 in the empty offer my condolences for the loss of your crease the chance of developing GBS. tor. In 70 percent of patients, GBS can also affect the nerves that go to the heart, squares so that each row, each col- niece. There's no way to make the loss Specifically, about one out of a million any easier, but I will try to explain a bit people vaccinated against the flu develop blood vessels, bladder and the intestines, umn and each 3x3 box contains the more about this terrible disease. the condition, although the rates are a bit leading to abnormal heart, bowel and bladder function. same number only once. Guillain-Barre syndrome (GBS) is an higher with the H1N1 influenza vaccine - The difficulty acute inflammatory attack on the nerves - about two in a million. Note that this is Without treatment, 67 percent of people by the immune system. The theory is that far lower than the number of people who with GBS will start to recover after four level of the Conceptis Sudoku after certain viral or bacterial infections, die from the flu -- 1.4 per 100,000 -- and weeks. The recovery may be slow and in- increases from Monday to Saturday. the immune system, in its attempt to at- the number of people who develop GBS complete depending on the severity of tack the virus or bacteria, also attacks the after the vaccine is actually lower than the illness. The use of plasmapheresis, Answer to previous puzzle nerve cells because their proteins are the number of unvaccinated people who which filters antibodies from the blood, similar to the viral or bacterial proteins. As develop it. The meningitis vaccine Men- can speed improvement, as can intra- the nerves fail to work, the patient devel- actra also has been linked to GBS in venous immunoglobulin. Even with these ops progressive muscle weakness and those ages 11 to 19, but the level of risk treatments, the death rate of those hos- nerve dysfunction throughout the body. is still under investigation. pitalized with GBS is 2.58 percent. Each year in the United States, the syn- GBS manifests in many different ways, Again, I'm sorry to hear about the passing drome is diagnosed in one or two of but symptoms generally begin with back of your niece. Better treatments are so every 100,000 people; the risk increases pain and a feeling of tightness and tin- obviously needed. as we get older. gling in the lower legs. One or two days (Robert Ashley, M.D., is an internist and Infections with the intestinal bacteria later, weakness develops in the legs -- so assistant professor of medicine at the Campylobacter jejuni have been known much so that getting up from a chair or University of California, Los Angeles.) to increase the chances of GBS, with one walking up the stairs can be difficult. COPYRIGHT 2017 study finding that three out of 1,000 pa- Weakness then can develop in the THE PRESIDENT AND FELLOWS OF
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Infec- sion. 816-581-7500 14 l WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 23, 2017 HUNTERS SAFETY THE DAILY GLOBE • YOURDAILYGLOBE.COM Hunters with disabilities Lake Superior Sportsman’s Club holds hunter safety course encouraged to sign up SILVER CITY — In June, the Seven students completed the Lake Superior Sportsman’s Club course and received hunter education MADISON, Wis. — Eligible hunters who are interest- completed a hunter safety course at certificates. ed in participating in the 2017 gun-deer hunt for hunters the club’s facilities located on M-64, The course was taught by certified with disabilities are encouraged to contact a land spon- near Silver City. hunter safety instructors Toepfer and sor to sign up for a hunt before the Sept. 1 hunter par- Tentative dates for next year’s Guy Kitzman, consisting of classroom ticipation deadline. hunter safety course have not yet instruction, a written exam, live fir- As of the June 1, 2017, sponsor application deadline, been determined, however once ing with .22 rim-fire rifles and .20- 70 landowners enrolled over 80,000 acres of land (an determined, they will be announced gauge shotguns, archery, and a laser increase from 2016) across 42 counties for the Oct. 7-15 in advance. firearm training device. hunt. Class size is expected to be small Also participating and assisting For a complete list of 2017 sponsors, visit dnr.wi.gov and will likely dictate a “home study” was Ontonagon County Sheriff Dale and search keywords “disabled deer hunt.” format again, according to Walt Rantala. “We are thrilled with the number of sponsors that are Toepfer. Additional assistance was provid- willing to provide opportunities for our hunters,” said Because of the small number of ed by LSSC members Homer Colcla- assistant big game ecologist Maggie Stewart. “Giving students, LSSC used the home study sure and Jerry Light hunters access to over 80,000 acres of land is instrumen- course format for this year’s program. The Lake Superior Sportsman’s tal in making this unique opportunity a success and for The format only requires one day of Club said it appreciates those volun- Submitted photo continuing Wisconsin’s deer hunting tradition.” attendance for field exercises and a teers that made this program a suc- DALE RANTALA instructs Jay Fetters in the use of a .22-caliber rifle, while Heidi Hunters or assistants should contact sponsors direct- written test. cess. Fetters looks on. ly to sign up for a hunt. Hunters will be asked to provide their name, contact information, and DNR customer ID number. To be eligible, hunters must possess a valid Michigan DNR offering Wildlife classroom courses Class A, Class B long-term permit that allows shooting from a vehicle or Class C or D disabled hunting permit. The Michigan Department of Nat- social considerations for wildlife man- maintains a healthy population. Sets of the critter cards for stu- As in the past, eligible hunters must also possess a gun ural Resources is offering an opportu- agement are offered YouTube lessons Over the school year, classrooms dents are limited and will be dis- deer license. nity for educators to integrate the and activities. will get to follow a bear through its tributed on a first-come, first-served Certain enrolled properties are able to accommodate environment into their curricula. “A Year in the Life of a Michigan seasonal movements by using actual basis. An electronic copy of the critter more hunters than others, and smaller properties may To date, the DNR said more than 5,000 Black Bear,” beginning its fourth data points from a radio-collared bear. cards will be provided to all regis- only be able to allow the minimum number of three ninth through 12th grade students have year, is available to sixth, seventh The program is also open to kinder- tered educators. hunters. Interested hunters are advised to contact been exposed to natural resources in the and eighth grade educators. Through- garten through fifth grade educators. Educators are asked to register for potential sponsors as early as possible to determine if classroom with Elk University, designed out the school year, students learn Materials include lesson plans, the classroom programs by Sept. 30. space is available. to fit into teachers’ busy semesters. about the life cycle of the Michigan wildlife posters for the classroom and Visit mi.gov/dnrteachers and click on For more general information regarding deer hunting Michigan history, forest manage- black bear, bear biology and behavior, sets of “Go Wild for Michigan’s “Wildlife Education and in Wisconsin, search keyword “deer.” ment, elk biology, wildlife disease and and how the DNR manages and Wildlife” critter cards for students. Outreach,” then select the program. THIS PAGE BROUGHT TO YOU BY THESE COMMUNITY-MINDED BUSINESSES.
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