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By P.J. GLISSON lived in this region while his fam- [email protected] ily made it their home between WAKEFIELD – Winter fun in 2003 and 2010. He added that he Gogebic County does not neces- also joined the U.S. Marine sarily require tickets or expensive Corps in 2006, but returned here equipment, as several local resi- for visits. dents proved here on Friday. Miller said he and his nephew, Although the Wakefield ice Sunny Reil, 4, had spent time rink is not yet ready for skating, a playing “King of the Hill” on group of Bessemer residents used Lake Shore Drive near the rink only their boots and a good deal on the southwest corner of Sun- of gusto to maneuver around the day Lake. ice, occasionally falling, but get- They also took it as a chal- ting right back up for more. lenge to clear snow from the big “We just moved here a few chair stationed in that area. days ago,” said Joseph Miller, They then decided to do some who was also referring to his “slip-sliding” on the ice rink, wife, Carly Reil. “We wanted to mostly with hands held for moral be the Christmas present.” support. He said they had been living Carly joined them when she in Chicago, where he grew up, arrived, followed by her brother- but decided to settle here, where in-law, Muly Reil, who is Sunny’s P.J. Glisson/Daily Globe Carly still has many family mem- dad. THE ICE RINK on the southwest end of Sunday Lake is not yet ready for skating, but that didn’t stop bers after being raised in some Bessemer residents from having some “slip-sliding” fun on Friday afternoon. Shown from left Marenisco. are Joseph Miller, Sunny Reil, Carly Reil and Muly Reil. Husband and wife Joseph and Carly just According to Miller, he also moved here from Chicago. Muly is Sunny’s dad. WINTER — page 5 LOOKING BACK Saxon Harbor rebuild continues Editor’s note: The Daily Globe considered throughout the pro- is counting down the Gogebic cess, consists of 25 sites on two Range’s top five stories of 2019 tiers located across County A each day through Tuesday, New Stories of from the Harbor Lights bar. Year’s Eve. The editorial depart- The decision to pursue a ment staff sat down and came up smaller campground footprint with its annual list, naming the the Year came after the Federal Emer- continued rebuild of Saxon Har- gency Management Agency bor the third-place story of the decided to cap the amount of past year. funding it will reimburse for the project. By RICHARD JENKINS In April, the county’s [email protected] forestry committee recom- SAXON, Wis. -- The effort to marina2019 will be fully operational mended Snow Country Con- rebuild Saxon Harbor contin- for 2020.” tracting be awarded the con- ued to make headlines through- The department is currently tract to build the new camp- out 2019, several years after its accepting applications to rent ground. Although no formal Tom LaVenture/Daily Globe marina and campground were marina slips from those who action could be taken until SGT. STEVEN Nelson, is the new U.S. Army recruiter at the Iron- destroyed in the flooding of the previously had boats at the har- FEMA signed off on the design, wood Recruiting Station. July 2016 storm. bor. The application process Iron County officials wanted to Some of the biggest news will open to the general public be ready to begin work as soon Georgia native enjoys came at the end of August, on Jan. 15, Peterson said. Infor- as possible. when the Iron County Forestry mation on slip rentals is avail- The formal approval of and Parks Department able on the forestry depart- Snow Country’s bid of recruiter outreach in announced the Saxon Harbor ment’s website, ironcountyfor- $1,802,873 came at the end of marina would open to boats for est.org April, with the company being the first time in over three As exciting as the news of the lowest of four bids the Ironwood years. the marina opening was, the county received. Although some minor land- headlines at the beginning of Since then, Peterson said the By TOM LAVENTURE Ranger. He is now in his second scaping and electrical work still the year weren’t as positive. company has removed all the [email protected] enlistment and about to start his needs to be completed, accord- The year began with cover- ground needed to level a hill IRONWOOD – It was his life’s sixth year in the Army in January. ing to forestry and parks age of the county’s decision to that was part of the camp- ambition to join the military and “I’ve been loving it ever since,” administrator Eric Peterson, scale back the size of the Saxon ground footprint. Sgt. Steven Nelson will now share Nelson said. the marina has been open to Harbor campground and Peterson said work slowed that passion with others as a U.S. Most of Nelson’s time has boats since Aug. 30. approve a modified design as a somewhat toward the end of Army recruiter in Ironwood. been at Fort Stewart, Georgia. He “I would say it’s 99% done,” cost-savings measure. the construction season, but “Growing up, I always wanted started sniper school last year Peterson told the Daily Globe The design, the final of sev- to be in the military, it didn’t mat- and made a spot in the sniper earlier this month. “So the eral designs the county has ter what branch,” Nelson said. section. HARBOR — page 14 As he got older Nelson started “We started out with 56 peo- researching the special units ple and only 18 of us passed,” including the U.S. Army Rangers Nelson said. and Special Forces and the U.S. Nelson attended the Platoon Iron County group working for trail safety Navy Seals. Leadership Development Course “The Rangers, and snipers,” for his promotion to sergeant. He HURLEY, Wis. – Iron County Trail Safety Com- County Recreation Council purchased an addi- Nelson said. “I thought, that’s the was preparing himself for Ranger mittee is working to improve safety awareness and tional 20 kits with one to be placed in each club kind of stuff I really want to do.” school when the orders to attend preparedness along Iron County Trails, according and county groomer, according to the announce- Nelson was a high school ath- recruiting school arrived. to a recent announcement. ment. Additional locations as determined and lete, running track and playing “I didn’t request this but I’m An initial purchase of 10 first aid kits to be some left to have on hand to replace any kits used. football. He was working out at enjoying it,” he said. placed at establishments along the trail system The kits are not intended to replace calling 911, every opportunity to prepare Recruiters are the face of the was funded by the committee and Greater North- but are there to use at the scene until help arrives. himself for the most physically Army, he said. The Army wants woods Tavern League, according to the announce- “The ICTSC is a shining example of county demanding military occupations. people with very positive records ment. Each kit is designed for injuries commonly agencies, local clubs and organizations working He spoke to an Army recruiter and no disciplinary actions while seen on the trails, including a trauma kit to stop collaboratively together to support safety educa- after high school and chose the bleeding and Mylar blankets to help keep an tion throughout the Iron County area,” said Rita infantry as the foundation to injured person warm until first responders arrive. reach his goal of becoming a Seeing the importance of the project, the Iron NELSON — page 5 FIRST AID — page 2 TODAY INDEX Snow likely — Details, page 2 Business ...... 11 75 cents Classifieds . . . . .13-15 Friday Today’s records Snowfall Comics ...... 12 Vol. 101, No. 32 High 29 High 42 (2008) 24 hours to 7 a.m. Community ...... 3 Low 21 Low -25 (1924) Friday .2 in. Snow depth 14 in. Obituaries ...... 2 Year ago today Precipitation Season total 83.1 in. Opinion ...... 4 High 34 24 hours to 7 a.m. Last year 57.4 in. Sports ...... 7, 9-10 Low 22 Friday 0.01 in. l 2 SATURDAY, DECEMBER 28, 2019 AREA THE DAILY GLOBE • YOURDAILYGLOBE.COM FIVE-DAY FORECASTFO ORECAST FOR IRONWOODIR RONWOOD Obituaries TODAY SUNDAYY MONDAY TUESDAYTUESSDAY WEDNESDAY Christine Elizabeth Radliff DE PERE, Wis. – Christine Eliza- was a lifelong com- beth Radliff went to be with her Lord mitment. Snow Likely Rain LikelyLike ly Snow Likely Snow Likely Mostly Cloudy on Friday, Dec. 20, 2019 after an 18 Chris’ zest for life month battle with cancer. was evident in her 35° 27° 39° 31°311° 33° 21° 22° 15° 23° 17° Chris was born on March 16, 1950 warm smile and a at Grandview Hospital near Ironwood, laugh which started Winds: Winds: Winds: Winds:Winnds: Winds: Mich., the daughter of John and Eileen in her toes and res- 55-10-10 mmphph SSEE 8-178-17 mphmph ESEESE 99-13-13 mmphph E 110-140-14 mmphph W 1010 mphmph SSWSSW Reardon of Hurley, Wis. Chris gradu- onated throughout Ontonagon LOCALL OUTLOOK ated from Hurley High School in 1968 the room. Time 38/30 and then went on to college at the Uni- spent with her grand- Todayy we will see cloudy skies with Christine Bergland a 9090%0% chance of snow, high g versity of Wisconsin campus in Elizabeth children was her joy 35/27 tempetemperatureerature of 335°,5°, humidity of 86%. Wausau that fall. Radliff as she entertained Wakefield Ironwood SouthSoutheastheast wind 5 to 10 mph. Snow While there, in the spring of 1969, 1950 — 2019 them with games and Saxon 35/27 35/27 Marenisco accumulationmulation of less than one 36/28 inch possible.p she met Allen Radliff who would later fun-filled activities. She had a true Bessemer 35/27 become her husband. Chris contin- love and appreciation of nature as she Upson Hurley 35/27 Watersmeet ued her education at University of enjoyed traveling, camping, kayaking 35/27 35/27 35/27 SUNS AND MOON Wisconsin-Milwaukee, while Al and fly fishing. Her positive attitude Mercer attended the University in Madison. and genuine nature warmed the hearts 34/26 Manitowish They made ample use of the Badger of those she met. Dedication to 34/26 SunriseSunri ...... se ...... 7:44 a.m. Minocqua SunsetSunse ...... et...... 4:20 p.m. Bus line between Madison and Mil- church, family and the welfare of oth- 34/26 MoonriseMoon ...... nrise ...... 9:44 a.m. waukee on the weekends. Chris grad- ers was foremost in her life and she MoonsetMoon ...... nset...... 6:52 p.m.p uated with a teaching degree in May of served them with sincerity and love. 1972. Chris is survived by her husband Al; ALMANAC REGIONALREGIONAL WEATHER NATIONALNAATIONAL WEATHER After they were married in August three sons, Russell (Cory) of Missoula,

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Northern India and Kenya, , a y n e K Kenya, d n a and a i d n I India n r e h t r o N Northern : r e w s n A This gives a temperature of what ththe he air feels like on the skin. Answer: where they became members at Hope Gathering of family and friends will Lutheran Church in De Pere. Chris be held from 9 a.m. to 11 a.m. on Fri- was a creative lady of many talents. day, Jan. 3, at Hope Lutheran Church, She enjoyed quilting, floral arranging, 700 S. Superior Street, De Pere. A and crafting with her grandchildren. Funeral Service will be held at 11 a.m. She was an active member at Hope, a with Pastor Matthew Baye officiating. member of its Choir and of LWML In lieu of flowers, memorials are sug- Lutheran Women in Mission. Dedica- gested to be given to the American tion to church, wherever they lived, Cancer Society. Charles Creighton ‘Butch’ Knight Jr. IRONWOOD TOWNSHIP Mich. – He was preceded Charles Creighton “Butch” Knight Jr., in death by his par- 82, of Ironwood Township, passed ents, Charles and away on Thursday, Dec. 26, 2019 at his Sigrad Peterson Sr.; home with his family by his side. his son, Craig Charles was born on Nov. 26, 1937, Knight; brother, Submitted photo in Bessemer, the son of Charles and James Knight; in- IRON COUNTY Trail Safety Committee members stand with a some of the first aid Sigrad (Peterson) Knight Sr. He attend- laws, Sam and Tiami kits purchased and to be distributed at locations along the county’s trails. From left ed A.D. Johnston High School in Besse- Rappley; brothers- are Tara Krall, trail coordinator for the Iron County Forestry Department; Gary mer and graduated with the class of in-law, Neil Rappley, Pelkola, with the Great Northwoods Tavern League; Melissa Geach, of the Iron Charles 1956. Creighton Charles Anderson, County Health Department; and Rita Franzoi, marketing director and events coor- He excelled in football, basketball, and Raynard Ander- dinator with the Hurley Area Chamber of Commerce. “Butch” and track, holding the fastest time for Knight Jr. son; sisters-in-law, First aid with accident reduction on tion. The application refer- a mile for many years. After gradua- 1937 — 2019 Myrna Jaster and county recreation trails enced several areas to ana- tion, he joined the Marine Corp and June Anderson and including communication lyze for the designation. was stationed at Camp Pendleton, Cal- numerous nephews. From page 1 with law enforcement, Having the ICTSC in ifornia as a machine gunner, proof Charles is sur- Franzoi, Hurley Area clubs and prevention edu- existence, working on safe- technician, and small arms. He was on vived by his wife, Chamber of Commerce cation. ty issues and promotion the reserve list with the 9th Marine Betty; daughter, marketing director and In 2018, the committee was helpful in achieving Corp and received an honorable dis- Veteran Debbie (Corey); events coordinator. “Our developed signage for area the designation. It also charge in July 1962. granddaughters, number one objective is to establishments encourag- gives the committee On Aug. 13, 1960, he married Betty Nicole (Frank), and Samantha (Bill); bring the accident total to ing driver responsibility momentum moving for- Jean Rappley at Zion Lutheran grandson, James; two great-grand- Zero.” when on the trails. Safety ward. During the first two brochures have been The committee meets Church. They moved to Kenosha, Wis- daughters, Savanah and Jasmine; sis- months of the 2017-18 designed and distributed four to six times year and consin, where Charles worked at ters-in-law, Sharon Anderson and snowmobile season to remind drivers to drink assists with upcoming American Motors and Chrysler. After JoAnne Knight and brother-in-law, (December 2017 to January responsibly, know the events and high traffic retiring in 1989, they moved back to Gene Jaster. 2018) Iron County saw trails and how to report an times to increase safety Ironwood to enjoy retirement. A Celebration of Life will be held at four fatalities on its trail accident. awareness. Recently during Charles was an avid Green Bay a future date. system. Neighboring Goge- In December 2019, ATV/ UTV rallies, the Packer and Detroit Tiger fan. He Ketola-Burla Funeral Home, Iron- bic County had two during members of the White WDNR mobile billboard enjoyed playing cards, especially crib- wood, is assisting the family. For more the same period, according Thunder Riders and Mer- has been placed at high bage. He also loved to go 4 wheeling information or to express online con- to the announcement. cer Sno-Goers clubs traffic areas to remind rid- with friends and family. His sense of dolences, please visit rangefuneralser- Snow conditions, safety worked with both Hurley ers to slow down. humor was unique. and alcohol played a part and Mercer chambers to Moving forward, ICTSC vices.com. in these accidents. Out of complete an application for will looks continue to this the ICTSC was born to the AWSC Snowmobile enhance safety prepared- Todd W. Lehto assume proactive efforts Friendly County designa- ness with riders as well as IRONWOOD, Mich. – Todd W. Debbi (John) Blank, business owners, assist in Lehto, 59, of Hurley, Wis., passed Darlene (Kathy) trail map development to away on Dec. 25, 2019, in Ironwood, Gray, Sharon (Bucka) # # include a symbol on the THIS DAY map indicating where kits Mich. Switzer, Diane are located and develop Todd was born on April 23, 1960, (George) Goerig and IN HISTORY marketing plans designed in Ironwood, son of Wallace and Lor- Joanne (Scott) Carl- December 28 around safety awareness. raine (Rajala) Lehto. son; brother-in-law, • 1860 Harriet Tubman arrives in Auburn, New York, The Iron County Trail He graduated from A.D. Johnston Larry Choronzy; and on her last mission to free slaves, having evaded Safety Committee represen- High School, Bessemer, in 1978 and numerous nieces and capture for eight years on the Underground Railroad tatives include Iron County joined the U. S. Navy. After his discharge nephews. Forestry, Sheriff’s and from the Navy, he moved to Fallon, Nev. Todd W. A Memorial Ser- • 1934 “Bright Eyes” premieres starring Shirley Lehto Health departments, the then to Reno, Nev., then to Houston, vice will be held on Temple and featuring the song “On the Good Ship County Coroner and Board 1960 — 2019 Lollipop” Texas and then back to Ironwood. He Monday, Dec. 30, of Supervisors, the Wis- worked as a bagger and cashier for 2019, at 11 a.m. at • 1973 US President Nixon signs Endangered Species consin Department of Nat- Act into law ural Resources, Hurley Super One Foods in Ironwood. McKevitt-Patrick Police Department, Todd enjoyed watching the Green Funeral Home with • 1981 1st American test-tube baby, Elizabeth Jordan Bay Packers and the Milwaukee Brew- Pastor Michael Hill Carr is born in Norfolk, Virginia Aspirus Ironwood, Hurley and Mercer chambers of ers, and playing golf. Todd was a Veteran officiating, preceded Today’s History was sponsored by commerce, White Thunder friend to everyone he met and was by a visitation from Riders and Mercer Sno- always willing to help with whatever 10 a.m. until the time of the service. Discover the Difference! Goers snowmobile clubs, was needed. McKevitt-Patrick Funeral Home, Iron County ATV Associa- He was preceded in death by his Ironwood, is assisting the family. For tion, Mercer Dusty Loons parents, Wallace and Lorraine Lehto; more information or to express online ATV Club and the Greater and sister, Gail Choronzy and brother condolences, please visit mcke- ! ! ! ! Northwoods Tavern Ford Chrysler Dodge Jeep Ram Michael John in infancy. vittpatrickfuneralhome.com or condo- League. For more information, Todd is survived by his brothers, lences may be sent to The Lehto fami- 28715 U.S. Hwy 2 , Ashland, WI 54806 Gary (Fern) Lehto and Randy (Clovia) ly, E5065 Slade Rd, Ironwood, MI 5 miles West of Ashland on Hwy. 2 contact Franzoi at the Hur- ley Chamber of Commerce Lehto; sisters, Joy (Hannu) Venetjoki, 49938. 715-682-8400 • 800-296-3819 at 715-561-4334 or visit For reprints or lamination services, hurleywi.com. www.AshlandFordChrysler.com —Daily Globe staff contact the Daily Globe at 906-932-2211 l THE DAILY GLOBE • YOURDAILYGLOBE.COM COMMUNITY SATURDAY, DECEMBER 28, 2019 3 Manitowish Waters library hosts craft day By TOM LAVENTURE from Grafton, Wisconsin, and with [email protected] her two grandsons, Porter, 5, and MANITOWISH WATERS – Fami- Harrison, 2. She said it was a nice lies had a chance to snack on Christ- activity to get out of the house for a mas cookies with hot chocolate while. while making their own crafts on “It’s really nice,” Judy said. Friday at the Frank B Koller Memo- Keschl said she was impressed rial Library in Manitowish Waters. with the variety of crafting items. It’s part of the Marvel in Mani- “There’s a lot of different options towish Waters week, in which area for different ages so that’s nice too,” organizations sponsor activities and Keschl said. events around town for the days Soft holiday music played while between Christmas and New Years, people worked on the refreshments said Janelle Kohl, library director. and the craft items that included “The library participates by offer- gingerbread men, holiday jewelry, ing crafts for the kids or adults – coloring and even book safes. whoever wants to stop in and do The library assistant hollows out whatever crafts that they like,” she the pages of old hard cover books, said. Kohl said. The page borders remain The library event has been going and are glued solid to form a box on for many years, Kohl said. A table that looks like a book. is set up in the community room A patron can choose his or her with a variety of craft activities. own fabric to line the inside of the The kids sit with parents or book safe along with other person- grandparents and chat as they make alized touches, she said. the crafts. It’s family time and not an “It’s a nice way to repurpose a organized class, she said. book,” Kohl said. “Sometimes grandma and grand- Earlier in the day the North Lake- pa will help,” Kohl said. land Discovery Center held a chili Tom LaVenture / Daily Globe Judy Barry, of Manitowish cook-off and a free snowshoeing A FAMILY separated by miles has gathered together for the holidays for crafting and treats Waters, brought her two daughters, activity downtown, she said. There Friday at the Frank B Koller Memorial Library as part of Marvel in Manitowish Waters week. Brooke Keschl, visiting from Col- were also craft activities and slay The family, clockwise from left, Porter Hess, 5, Brooke Keschl, Harrison Hess, 2, Judy Barry and orado, and Brittany Hess, visiting rides. Brittany Hess.

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Book club to meet Entry is by donation at the door. Danny Noonan works as a caddie at the upscale WAKEFIELD – The Wakefield Public Library Book Bushwood Country Club to earn enough money to go Historic Ironwood Theatre holds flashback to college. Danny caddies for Ty Webb, a suave and tal- Club will meet on Monday, Dec. 30 at 6:30 p.m. at the film library. New members are always welcome. ented golfer and the son of one of Bushwood’s co- founders. Danny tries to gain favor with Judge Elihu IRONWOOD – January’s First Friday Flashback Film Smails, the country club’s stodgy co-founder and direc- Sunday Music in the Mezzanine Feature is “Caddyshack.” tor of the caddie scholarship program, by caddying for “Caddyshack” is a classic, 1980 American sports com- IRONWOOD – The Historic Ironwood Theatre will be him. edy film directed by Harold Ramis and starring Chevy hosting the music of Bach played by the Garland City Admission is by donation at the door. The film starts at Chase, Rodney Dangerfield, Ted Knight, Michael O’Keefe Chamber Players. 7:30 p.m. on Jan. 3. The show starts at 3 p.m. and ends around 5 p.m. and Bill Murray. High water levels force continued Community Calendar

Email calendar items and Methodist Church basement, Johnston High School, Besse- dredging at Grand Traverse Harbor community news to next to Holiday gas station, mer. [email protected]. Ontonagon. area74.org. IMPACT Life Support LANSING – Heavy workers cleared the harbor “Anything we do now to For more information, call 906- Tuesday Dec. 31 Group, 6:30 p.m., Woodland 932-2211. Church, Ironwood. equipment operators are of the dark-colored stamp remove stamp sands from Bessemer Women’s Club, Saturday, Dec. 28 Gogebic County Veterans 7 p.m., Bessemer City Hall expected to begin working sands, but late season fall the beach and harbor will Service Officer, 9:30-11:30 this week to dredge stamp storms — coupled with high help reduce the threat to DDA room. Union Station Food a.m., Ironwood Memorial People for Peace, 7 p.m. sands from in and around water levels on Lake Supe- Buffalo Reef overall,” said Pantry and Northern Food Building. 906-667-1110. EST, Episcopal Church of the Grand Traverse Harbor rior — have worked in con- John Pepin, Michigan Bank, 10 a.m. to 12:30 p.m., Alcoholics Anonymous, Ascension, 501 Houghton St., noon, Salem Lutheran Church, in Keweenaw County. cert to again choke the Department of Natural 252 E. Ayer St., Ironwood. Ontonagon. Alcoholics Anonymous, Ironwood. area74.org. Narcotics Anonymous, 7 Over the past roughly waterway. Resources deputy public 11 a.m., Salem Lutheran Alcoholics Anonymous, 7 p.m., Salem Lutheran Church, 100 years, historic copper “Sands will be removed information officer. Church, Ironwood. area74.org. p.m., Episcopal Church of the Ironwood. area74.org. Community Pickleball Transfiguration, Ironwood. Alcoholics Anonymous, mine tailings from the from the harbor and also “Meanwhile, the Buffalo area74.org. Wolverine and Mohawk from the beach, up to Reef Task Force is evaluat- Paddlers, 2-5 p.m., Mercer 7:30 p.m., Sharon Lutheran School gymnasium. 715-776- Ironwood Kiwanis Club, Church, Bessemer. area74.org. mines — called stamp sands 1,000 feet north of the ing options to reduce the 4588. noon, Golden Dragon. Government — were deposited at a breakwater, to help keep amount of short-term Community Night Meal Government Ironwood Economic milling site along Lake the harbor open,” said Jay dredging required, while Free Supper, 5-6 p.m., Apos- Gogebic Community Col- Development Corporation, Superior, located in the Parent, district supervisor refining estimates of how tolic Lutheran Church, Aurora lege Board, 4:30 p.m., room 10 a.m., meeting, Conference Street, Ironwood. B-22, Jacob Solin Business Room 1, second floor, Memori- community of Gay in of the Michigan Depart- much dredging will be Alcoholics Anonymous, 7 Center, GCC. al Building, Ironwood. Keweenaw County. ment of Environment, needed moving forward.” p.m., Salem Lutheran Church, Iron County Board, 6 Thursday, Jan. 2 Since that time, the Great Lakes and Energy’s In addition to the dredg- Ironwood.Sunday, area74.org. Dec. 29 p.m., courthouse, Hurley. stamp sands have been Water Resources Division ing that took place over Wednesday, Jan. 1 Pickleball, 9 a.m.-noon, moved by winds and waves in Marquette. recent months, crews have Alcoholics Anonymous, 1 Ironwood Memorial Building. p.m., closed meeting, Salem Christian Men of the Gogebic County Veterans south down the shoreline “We want camp and worked to move the stamp Lutheran Church, Ironwood. Northland, 6:30 a.m., Uptown Service Officer, 10:30-11:30 roughly 5 miles, inundat- homeowners along the sand pile at the original Mercer Health and Well- Cafe, Ironwood. a.m., Wakefield City Hall; 1-2 ing natural sand beach beach to know we will be deposit site back from the ness Pickleball, 3-6 p.m., Recovery Walk ‘n Talk, 10 p.m., Watersmeet Township; 2:45-3:15 p.m., Marenisco areas and threatening to doing this work over the shoreline at Gay. Mercer Community Center. a.m. to nooon, Iron Belle Trail- Narcotics Anonymous, 7 head, Hurley. Talk with a recov- Township. 906-667-1110. cover spawning habitat winter months so as not to “These efforts were p.m., Wesley United Methodist ery coach. Call 715-660-0073. and recruitment areas interfere with summer undertaken to help cut-off Church, Ironwood. Alcoholics Anonymous, important to Lake Superior camp use.” the supply of stamp sands Alcoholics Anonymous, open meeting, noon, Salem In Loving Memory 7:30 p.m., Sharon Lutheran Lutheran Church, Ironwood. of whitefish and lake trout in The dredging efforts are feeding down the Church, Bessemer. area74.org. area74.org. and around Buffalo Reef. part of a wider strategy to lakeshore toward the har- Monday, Dec. 30 DOVE Support Group, Over the summertime, address the issue. bor,” Parent said. noon-2 p.m. 906-932-4990. MARILYN S. HILL Iron County Food Pantry, Ironwood-Hurley Rotary & 9 a.m.-4 p.m., 72 Michigan Club, 12:15 p.m., Elk and JACK JACISIN Ave., Montreal, Wis. Hound Restaurant, Ironwood. who both passed away seven Volkswagen raises forecast Iron County Mobile Food Iron County Veterans Ser- Pantry, noon-1:30 p.m., Iron vice Officer, 1-3 p.m., Mercer, years ago, December 28, 2012. County Recycling-Iron County Wis., Town Hall. 715-561-2190. for electric car production Forestry Parking Lot, 606-607 Mercer Health and Well- Your lives were a blessing 3rd Ave. North, Hurley. 715- ness Pickleball, 3-6 p.m., 561-2695. Mercer Community Center. Your memory a treasure ... Alcoholics Anonymous, Alzheimer’s Disease You are loved beyond words By DAVID McHUGH 30,000 euros ($33,500) its factory in Zwickau in noon, Salem Lutheran Church, Caregivers Support Group, AP Business Writer and travel 330 to 550 kilo- eastern Germany. Ironwood. area74.org. 6-7 p.m., Zion Evangelical And are missed beyond Overeaters Anonymous, Lutheran Church, Mercer, FRANKFURT, Germany meters (205 to 340 miles) Thomas Ulbrich, Volk- 5:30 p.m., All Saints Lutheran Wis. measure. (AP) – Automaker Volk- on a single charge. swagen’s head of electric Church, Wakefield. 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Northam apologized for his medical Virginians must heed the words school blackface stunt, but he will and capture the spirit of their two Sue Mizell, Publisher have much more to apologize for if most distinguished citizens, Thomas he signs into law a bill that attacks Jefferson and James Madison, who Larry Holcombe, Managing Editor Virginia citizens’ Second Amend- wrote the Kentucky and Virginia ment rights. The measure is Senate Walter E. Resolutions. These resolutions Bill 16, which would ban “assault” Williams referred to the federal government firearms and certain firearm maga- but are just as applicable to state zines. Since Democrats have seized governments in principle. They said: In Their Opinion control of Virginia’s General Assem- “Resolved, That the several States Senate must do its bly, they are likely to push hard for composing the United States of strict gun control laws. Those laws any infringement on the right of law- America, are not united on the prin- will have zero impact on Virginia’s abiding citizens to keep and bear ciple of unlimited submission to duty, in fair trial criminals and a heavy impact on Vir- arms.” Culpeper County Sheriff their General Government ... and ginia’s law-abiding citizens who Scott Jenkins made a vow during a whensoever the General Govern- For only the third time in this country’s history, a own, or intend to own, semi-auto- board of supervisors meeting, where ment assumes undelegated powers, president has been impeached. It now will be up to matic weapons for hunting or their the board unanimously agreed to its acts are unauthoritative, void, the U.S. Senate to determine whether President Don- protection. As a friend once declare the county a Second Amend- and of no force.” ald Trump becomes the first one to be convicted by explained to me, “I carry a gun ment constitutional county, to “prop- Too many Americans view the trial in the Senate and removed from office. because I can’t carry a cop.” erly screen and deputize thousands Second Amendment as granting The Senate impeachment trial was designed by I am proud of my fellow Virgini- of our law-abiding citizens to protect Americans the right to own firearms the founders to be a serious, deliberative proceeding. ans’ response to the attack on their their constitutional right to own to go hunting and for self-protection. For that reason, senators acting as jurors take an Second Amendment rights. Firearm firearms.” But the framers of our Constitution oath to do “impartial justice.” In deciding the case owners in the state have joined with In an attempt to appease citizen had no such intent in mind. James before them, they are free to question witnesses. A sheriffs to form Second Amendment resistance, Northam suggested there Madison, in Federalist Paper No. 46 conviction must be delivered by a supermajority, to sanctuary counties. That means local would be a ban on only the sales of wrote that the Constitution pre- foster consensus. In another move intended to con- authorities will be required to pro- semi-automatic rifles. He would serves “the advantage of being vey impartiality, the chief justice of Supreme Court tect Second Amendment rights in allow gun owners to keep their cur- armed, which the Americans possess presides. the face of any attempt by Virginia’s rent AR-15s and similar rifles as over the people of almost every At least that’s how it’s supposed to work. But what General Assembly to abrogate those long as they registered them. Other- other nation ... (where) the govern- is left of all those high-minded intentions when two rights. Eighty-six counties -- over wise, they must surrender the rifles. ments are afraid to trust the people key figures, Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell 90% -- in the Virginia common- I’d urge Virginians not to fall for the with arms.” Thomas Jefferson wrote: and Senate Judiciary Committee Chairman Lindsey wealth have adopted Second Amend- registration trick. Knowing who “What country can preserve its liber- Graham, have already declared their full cooperation ment sanctuary resolutions. Spotsyl- owns what weapons is the first step ties if its rulers are not warned from with the defendant? vania County’s board of supervisors to confiscation. Governor Northam time to time that their people pre- It is unsettling that McConnell and company are voted unanimously to approve a res- further warned, “If we have constitu- serve the spirit of resistance? Let so emboldened that they don’t even feel the need to olution declaring that county police tional laws on the books and law them take arms.” Similar quotations go through the motions of a fair trial. This is where, will not enforce state-level gun laws enforcement officers are not enforc- about our founders’ desire for Amer- at least in theory, the president should be able to that violate Second Amendment ing those laws on the books, then icans to be armed against the possi- make his strongest defense against the charges made rights. there are going to be consequences, ble abuses of government can be by the House. To call the witnesses that would clear Sheriff Chad Cubbage said, “Be it but I’ll cross that bridge if and when found at walterewilliams.com/quota- his name and attest that the actions he took were not be known that the Page Sheriff here- we get to it.” Some Democratic law- tions/arms/. for his personal gain. But now, after months of bitter by declares Page County, Virginia, as makers on Capitol Hill say that local Walter E. Williams is a professor of complaints that Trump had no chance to defend him- a ‘Second Amendment Sanctuary,’ police who do not enforce gun con- economics at George Mason University. self, after absurd, over-the-top outrage that he has and that the Page County Sheriff trol laws should face prosecution To find out more about Williams at cre- been treated worse than a witch at the Salem trials, hereby declares its intent to oppose and even threats of the use of the ators.com. worse than Jesus Christ at the hands of Pontius Pilate, the defense apparently intends to produce … nothing. Today in history And really, there is no need when the fix is in. In a recent interview with Fox News host Sean Hannity, McConnell said there was “zero chance” the presi- By The Associated Press dent would be removed from office, and vowed “total Today’s Highlight in History coordination” with the White House and the Trump On Dec. 28, 1945, defense team. Congress officially recognized the Pledge of Allegiance. Impeachment and potential removal of a presi- On this date dent is a rare and grave matter and deserves to be In 1612, Italian astronomer treated as such, not dismissed as simply another par- Galileo Galilei observed the tisan maneuver. Whether McConnell acknowledges planet Neptune, but mistook it for a star. (Neptune wasn’t offi- it or not, the House did its due diligence, with hear- cially discovered until 1846 by ings in which witnesses corroborated one another on Johann Gottfried Galle.) information that led to the charges. Trump blocked In 1832, John C. Calhoun some of the most important witnesses and attempted became the first vice president to intimidate those who did testify – itself an of the United States to resign, stepping down because of dif- obstruction of a legal and valid investigation. ferences with President The founders intended impeachment as a neces- Andrew Jackson. sary curb on a rogue leader, because even more In 1846, Iowa became the important than the presidency are the carefully con- 29th state to be admitted to the Union. structed checks and balances that undergird our gov- In 1879, a section of the ernment. They hardly could have imagined a circum- Tay Bridge in Dundee, Scot- stance in which senators would yield that power in land, collapsed as a train was favor of protecting the very leader they are duty- traveling over it, sending an bound to hold to account. estimated 75 people to their deaths in the river below. If the Senate acquits Trump, so be it. No president In 1895, the Lumiere broth- has ever been convicted. House Speaker Nancy Pelosi ers, Auguste and Louis, held is withholding the articles of impeachment until the the first public showing of their Senate shows it will conduct a fair trial, with docu- movies in Paris. In 1908, a major earth- ments and witnesses. Only then, she said, will the quake followed by a tsunami House appoint managers who would handle the devastated the Italian city of army tried to quell a frenzy of the new year. The Environ- personality Gayle King is 65. prosecution. McConnell’s discomfort is understand- Messina, killing at least 70,000 rioting in the wake of her mental Protection Agency Country singer Joe Diffie is 61. able. But lasting damage will be done if the Senate people. assassination. became the latest government Country musician Mike conducts only a show trial with a predetermined out- In 1961, the Tennessee Ten years ago: Al-Qaida in agency to furlough employees McGuire (Shenandoah) is 61. Williams play “Night of the Yemen claimed responsibility during the partial government Actor Chad McQueen is 59. come that would be an acquittal in name only. Iguana” opened on Broadway. for a Christmas Day attempt to shutdown, but said it would Country singer-musician Marty –Minneapolis Star Tribune Former first lady Edith Bolling blow up a U.S.-bound airliner. keep disaster-response teams Roe (Diamond Rio) is 59. Actor Galt Wilson, the second wife of A bomb blast killed at least 44 and other essential workers on Malcolm Gets is 56. Actor President Woodrow Wilson, people in a Shiite procession in the job. After a two-day man- Mauricio Mendoza is 50. died in Washington at age 89. the southern Pakistan city of hunt, authorities arrested a Actress Elaine Hendrix is 49. Letter to the Editor In 1972, Kim Il Sung, the Karachi. In Argentina, two men suspected drunken driver Political commentator Ana premier of North Korea, was turned away from Buenos accused of killing a California Navarro is 48. Talk show host named the country’s president Aires were wed in Ushuaia, the police officer who had pulled Seth Meyers is 46. Actor Bren- Food pantry thanks drive each spring, and to under a new constitution. world’s southernmost city, in him over; they said the man dan Hines is 43. Actor Joe community individuals and the com- In 1981, Elizabeth Jordan Latin America’s first same-sex later identified as Paulo Virgen Manganiello is 43. Actress munity at large for their Carr, the first American “test- marriage. Mendoza was trying to flee Vanessa Ferlito is 42. Rhythm- To the Editor: generous support, finan- tube” baby, was born in Nor- Five years ago: AirAsia back to Mexico, where he lived and-blues singer John Legend Flight 8501, an Airbus A-320, before illegally crossing into is 41. Rapper-musician-pro- As 2019 comes to a cially and in many other folk, Virginia. close, the Iron County In 1987, the bodies of 14 crashed during a flight from the U.S. (Virgen Mendoza has ducer Terrace Martin is 41. ways – thank you. relatives of Ronald Gene Sim- Indonesia to Singapore, killing pleaded not guilty to murder in Actor Andre Holland is 40. Food Pantry and Treasure And to our volunteers mons were found at his home all 162 people on board. The the shooting death of Cpl. Actress Sienna Miller is 38. Room would like to who work tirelessly to keep near Dover, Arkansas, after war in Afghanistan, fought for Ronil Singh). Actress Beau Garrett (TV: “The express our gratitude and in going, thank you, as Simmons shot and killed two 13 bloody years and still rag- Today’s Birthdays Good Doctor”) is 37. Pop other people in Russellville. ing, came to a formal end with Former United Auto Work- singer Kasey Sheridan appreciation to all who well. support our mission. (Simmons, who never a quiet flag-lowering ceremony ers union president Owen (Dream) is 33. Actor Thomas Our thanks and best explained his motives, was in Kabul that marked the tran- Bieber is 90. Actress Nichelle Dekker is 32. Actress Macken- To the businesses, wishes to all for a happy executed in 1990.) sition of the fighting from U.S.- Nichols is 87. Actress Dame zie Rosman is 30. Pop singer churches, hospital and and healthy new year. In 2001, the National Guard led combat troops to the coun- Maggie Smith is 85. Sen. John- David Archuleta is 29. Actress try’s own security forces. ny Isakson, R-Ga., is 75. For- Mary-Charles Jones (TV: organizations that hold Dorothy Walesewicz was called out to help Buffalo, many food drives and New York, dig out from a para- One year ago: President mer Sen. Tim Johnson, D-S.D., “Kevin Can Wait”) is 18. Actor coordinator lyzing, 5-day storm that had Donald Trump canceled New is 73. Rock singer-musician Miles Brown is 15. fundraisers, the postal Iron County Food Pantry unloaded nearly 7 feet of snow. Year’s plans, deciding not to Edgar Winter is 73. Funk musi- Thought for Today workers and their huge and Treasure Room In 2007, Pakistani opposi- travel to Florida amid a partial cian Joseph “Zigaboo” Mod- “There is no luck except “Stamp out Hunger” food Montreal tion leader Benazir Bhutto was government shutdown that eliste (The Meters) is 71. Actor where there is discipline.” laid to rest as the country’s was expected to continue into Denzel Washington is 65. TV — Irish proverb

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LUIS ANDRES HENAO does faith flourish in an environ- “When I sign the music and After visiting multiple church- band, Carlos Tirado, 54, who is Associated Press ment that so revolves around the hymns to God, I actually feel es, she walked into Holyrood last also deaf, signed. Her daughter NEW YORK (AP) – The Lord’s sound? the Holy spirit with me. I give my year. That’s when she saw the Leisha Martinez, 11, and her Prayer ended with the bang of Not a voice could be heard all to him,” said Lidia Martinez, Rev. Maria Santiviago signing granddaughters, Arly Gordon, 8, dozens of fists that landed on inside the cavernous sanctuary of 54, who spoke to the AP through from the pulpit. and Lyann Gordon, 4, who can open palms after a circular Holyrood Episcopal Church-Igle- her daughter, who is a sign lan- “It was heartwarming to have hear, sang along. motion and a thumbs up in a sia Santa Cruz in Manhattan. guage interpreter. her interpret the Mass,” she said Facing them - and all the deaf joint “Amen!” There was no need for words: Growing up in the Dominican about Santiviago, a 77-year-old worshippers - stood her eldest Not a voice could be heard From the altar, the deaf congre- Republic, Martinez felt alienated Paraguayan who came out of daughter, Diely Martinez, an inside the cavernous sanctuary of gants led the hearing ones, who from her faith because she was retirement to help lead the min- American Sign Language/Span- Holyrood Episcopal Church-Igle- from the wooden pews repeated deaf. When she moved to the U.S. istry for the deaf. “Before I wasn’t ish medical interpreter, who now sia Santa Cruz in Manhattan. the silent movement of their in 1993, she continued to feel like understanding anything. This volunteers at the Sunday Mass. There was no need for words: hands. an outsider in a hearing church. was like a Eureka moment.” “I want (God) to touch their From the altar, the deaf congre- During a recent Sunday ser- “I remember going to other Now, her whole family is part lives, she said. “So, it’s more than gants led the hearing ones, who vice, deaf and hearing worship- churches and sitting in the of the Holyrood community. interpreting. It’s a calling.” from the wooden pews repeated pers sung and signed hymns, benches and not knowing what They recently walked into the During the service, the Rev. the silent movement of their hands. offered the sign of peace bringing they were saying because there church past the Nativity scene Luis Barrios asked the deaf and Music, sermons, prayers, even palms together with a twisting were no interpreters available,” and a brightly lit Christmas tree hearing worshippers to form a confessions make up much of the motion - and joyfully waved their she said. “It was really hard to fol- and sat in the front pews, illumi- prayer chain around a congre- experience of a typical religious hands high in the air in a sign- low the Mass with just the read- nated by sunlight from colorful gant who fears that she’s also los- service. So, for the deaf, how language equivalent of applause. ings.” stained-glass windows. Her hus- ing her sight. LET US REPLENISH THE SEED OF FAITH THROUGH. . . 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MICHIGAN after school. ironwoodwes- EWEN (ELCA). Rotating every third p.m. (Presbyterian). Sunday, 9:30 IRONWOOD leyumc.org. First Lutheran (ELCA). Sunday, 11 a.m. Part of New WHITE PINE a.m. Apostolic Lutheran. 326 Woodland Church (BGC). Rotating every third Sunday, 11 Evangelical Parish. 906-988- St. Jude Catholic. Sun- Episcopal. Saturday: Epis- W. Aurora. Sunday, 9:30 a.m. N10234 Curry St., Sunday a.m. Wednesday, children’s 2594. day: confessions, 5:30 p.m., copal Eucharist, 5 p.m. at Sunday School, 10 a.m. Bible Bible study, 9 a.m.; worship, 10 Bible school, 3:30. Part of New RAMSAY Mass, 6 p.m. Community Presbyterian Study, 10:45 a.m. worship, a.m.; fellowship to follow. 906- Evangelical Parish. 906-988- Cornerstone Christian. Community United Church, U.S. 51. Wednesday Bible Study, 7 p.m. 932-1102 or woodlandcc.org. 2594. Sunday worship, 9:30 a.m., Methodist. Sunday, worship, Our Lady Queen of Peace Assembly of God. 2100 E. Zion Lutheran (ELCA). Sacred Heart Catholic. children’s church, following 8:45 a.m., youth group, 5 p.m.; Catholic. Masses: Sunday, 8 Cloverland Drive. worship, 10 100 W. Midland. Saturday Mass 4 p.m. Saturday worship; Revelation (young Monday, Kids Club, after a.m., Wednesday, 5:15 p.m., a.m. praise worship, 5 p.m; Sun- United Methodist. Sunday adults), meets second and school. Thursday, 8:30 a.m., Saturday, First Presbyterian. 300 E. day services, second and worship, noon. Communion, fourth Sundays at 6 p..m. WISCONSIN 6 p.m. Aurora, Ironwood. Sunday fourth Sundays of the month, 9 first Sunday. Grace Open Fellowship. 9 HURLEY MELLEN worship, 9 a.m., fellowship to a.m. GREENLAND a.m., worship, 9:30 a.m.; First Presbyterian. Sun- Congregational United follow. BERGLAND United Methodist. Sunday Wednesday, Bible study, day, 9:30 a.m. worship, Sun- Church of Christ. Sunday, Immanuel Lutheran (Mis- Calvary Baptist (Funda- worship, 11:40 a.m. prayer meeting, 6:30 p.m. day school and nursery. 10:45 a.m. souri). Little Girl’s Point, Satur- mental). Sunday, 11 a.m.; Greenland Seventh-day ROCKLAND Havenwood Baptist. 501 Holy Rosary Catholic. day worship, 2 p.m. Wednesday prayer service, 7 Adventist. 31369 N. Firesteel. St. Mary’s Catholic. Satur- Copper St. Prayer, 9:30 a.m., Tuesday, 8 a.m.; Saturday, 8 Jehovah’s Witnesses. p.m. Saturday church service, 10 day: confessions, 5:30 p.m.; Sunday school, 10 a.m., ser- a.m.; Sunday Mass, 9 a.m.; Superior Street. Sunday public St. Ann Catholic. Sunday, a.m. Bible study, Saturday, Mass, 6 p.m. vices, 11 a.m., lunch and after- first Friday Mass, 6:30 p.m.; talk, 9:30 a.m., Watchtower Mass, 11 a.m. 11:15 a.m. St. Paul United Methodist. noon service following. first Wednesday, 10:30 a.m., study, 10:30 a.m. Trinity Lutheran (Mis- MARENISCO Sunday worship, 10:30 a.m. Range Community Bible. second through fifth Thursday, Lighthouse Faith Center. souri). Sunday, 9 a.m. Com- St. Catherine’s Catholic. TROUT CREEK Sunday school, 9 and 10:45 10:30 a.m., at Mellen Manor 930 Cloverland Drive; Sunday munion second and fourth Sunday Mass, 1 p.m. Assembly of God. Sunday a.m.; worship, 9 and 10:45 Nursing Home. Confessions, worship, 10 a.m.; Wednesday Sundays. MASS CITY worship, 11 a.m. and 5 p.m. a.m. Saturday following Mass. Bible study, 6:30 p.m. United Methodist. Sunday, St. Paul’s Lutheran. Sun- Trinity Lutheran (ELCA). St. Mary’s Catholic. Satur- Immanuel Lutheran (Mis- Living Water Missionary 11 a.m. Communion first Sun- day, 10:30 a.m. Weekly Com- Rotating every third Sunday, 11 day Mass, 4 p.m., Sunday souri). Sunday school 8:15 Assembly. 236 S. Mansfield. day. munion. a.m. Part of New Evangelical Mass, 7 and 11 a.m., Tuesday, a.m.; Bible study 8:30 a.m.; Sunday, 9:30 a.m. Sunday BESSEMER ONTONAGON Parish. 906-988-2594. 5:30 p.m., Wednesday, 8 a.m., regular service with Commu- school; 10:30 a.m. worship; Christ Community Assembly of God. Sunday United Presbyterian. Sun- Thursday, 8 a.m., Friday, 8 nion 9:30 a.m. Wednesday, 6:30 p.m. Bible Church of SDA. 507 E. school, 9:45 a.m., Sunday wor- day worship, 11 a.m.; commu- a.m. MERCER study; lwmissionary.org. Cinnabar. Saturday, 11 a.m., ship, 10:45 a.m. and 6:30 p.m.; nion, first Sunday of the month. St. Paul’s Lutheran (Wis- Community Church of Our Lady of Peace Sabbath school, 9:30 a.m.; Wednesday, youth group and WAINOLA consin). Sunday school, 9:45 Nazarene. Sunday, worship, Catholic. Marquette Street. Wednesday prayer meeting, adult Bible study, 6:30 p.m. Lutheran. Saturday, 5 p.m. a.m.; worship, 11 a.m. 10 a.m. Saturday confession, 11 a.m. 6:30 p.m. Holy Family Catholic. Communion, first and third Sat- KIMBALL Faith Lutheran (Missouri). to noon; Mass, 4 p.m.; Sunday Our Redeemer Lutheran Michigan Avenue and Pine urdays. Good Shepherd Commu- Sunday, worship, 9 a.m., Bible Mass, 8 and 11 a.m. (Missouri). Sanders Road. Street. Daily Masses: Monday, WAKEFIELD nity Apostolic Lutheran. Sun- study, 10:30 a.m. St. John Lutheran Sunday, worship, 10:30 a.m. 9 a.m.; Tuesday, 6 p.m.; All Saints Lutheran day worship 10:30 a.m., Sun- St. Isaac Jogues (ELCA). E5071 Airport Road, Communion first and third Sun- Wednesday, 9 a.m.; Thursday, (ELCA). Saturday worship, 5 day Bible study 10 a.m. Com- Catholic. Masses Sunday, 11 Ironwood Township. Service on day. 9 a.m.; Friday, 9 a.m.; Sunday, p.m.; Sunday worship, 10:30 munion first Sunday. a.m.; Tuesday, 8:30 a.m. fourth Sunday of the month at St. Sebastian Catholic. 9 a.m.; confessions, Saturday, a.m. LAC DU FLAMBEAU United Methodist. Sunday, 11 a.m. Saturday Mass, 4 p.m.; Sun- 11 a.m., and half an hour Calvary Baptist. Sunday Bible Baptist. Sunday, 10 9:30 a.m. St. Paul Lutheran (ELCA). day Mass, 8:30 a.m. before each Mass. school, 10 a.m., Sunday wor- a.m. Zion Lutheran (Wiscon- 111 S. Curry. Worship, 11 a.m., Sharon Lutheran (ELCA). Redeemer Free Lutheran. ship, 11 a.m.; afternoon ser- St. Anthony’s Catholic. sin). Sunday, 9 a.m., Bible followed by brunch. Sunday worship, 8:30 a.m. Sunday worship, 9 a.m., Sun- vice, 1:30 p.m.; Wednesday, Saturday Mass, 4 p.m.; Sun- class, 10:15 a.m. St. Simon Eastern Ortho- with fellowship following. day school, 10:30 a.m.; prayer and praise, 6 p.m. day Mass, 9:30 a.m. PRESQUE ISLE dox. 226 E. Harding. Sunday, BRUCE CROSSING Wednesday, Bible study, 7 Grace Baptist. 512 Sun- LAND O’LAKES Bethel Lutheran (Mis- liturgy, 10 a.m. 906-932-0674. Apostolic Lutheran. Sun- p.m. day Lake St. Sunday services, Hope Lutheran (Mis- souri). Sunday, 11 a.m. Salem Lutheran (ELCA). day School, noon, worship, 1 St. Paul Lutheran (Mis- 10 and 11 a.m. and 6 p.m. souri). 1764 U.S. 45, just north St. Rita’s Catholic. Satur- 333 E. Aurora St. Services first p.m. Communion second Sun- souri). Sunday worship, 10 Immaculate Conception of County B. Divine service, day, confessions, 3:30 p.m., and third Sundays of the day. a.m.; Wednesday, church Catholic. 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Jason Juno/Daily Globe photos Some of my favorite photos of the last decade are shown here.

Middle photo: The Lake Superior waves were impressive during big Top right: A peaceful scene at the annual Sisu Ski Fest in downtown storms, especially late in the decade as water levels rose, shown here in Ironwood. October 2017 at Saxon Harbor. Middle left: Ella Torkelson showed the excitement after Mercer final- Top left: 2013 was a good year for the GCC Samsons, who came just ly beat longtime nemesis Washburn in a September 2017 volleyball six points short of making the national tournament. The postseason match at Mercer. started with a nailbiting win over rival DCTC at the Lindquist Center. Bottom left: There weren’t many better players in the Upper Penin- Shown in the photo from that game is GCC’s John Duke, right, celebrat- sula in the last 10 years than Ewen-Trout Creek’s Jake Witt. There

ing his successful 3-pointer and the foul that was called on DCTC’s Clin- weren’t many that could dunk like him either; this slam was from 2018. ton Parker Jr., left. The fans went wild for the four-point play. Fans included GCC women’s basketball players from left: Jesse Mackey, Jean- na Aijala, Brittany Raisanen, Abby Ryskey and Gertie McGeshick.

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USDrugTestCen- USDrugTestCenters.com makes it legal to use in Michigan for the ters.com noted that drivers from clear why local, state and national past year, Robinson said the same ages 21-39 represent more than members of law enforcement are rules of “impairment” apply to half of DUI arrests in America. making a concerted effort to keep drugged driving as for drunk driv- To help stay safe, Michigan.gov people safe over New Year’s Eve ing. recommends that drivers heed the and New Year’s Day. Colassaco issued an even stern- following precautions: A few local spokesmen shared er warning for residents of his –Aside from having plenty of AAA Auto Club offers their views with the Globe in the state, reminding that “marijuana gas, ensure that your battery is past couple days. is illegal in Wisconsin and is treat- fully charged, your tires are inflat- “The best holidays are when ed as such.” ed, your wipers are working, and celebration pointers nobody new comes to jail and A national study titled “Worst you have wiper fluid. there are no accidents,” said Jorge States for DUIs” reported that –Carry an emergency kit that The Auto Club of the alcohol the main focus of Cruz, a detective sergeant with the Wisconsin came in tenth in DUI includes jumper cables, a tow American Automobile Associ- your party. ation has compiled a list of –Provide a variety of alco- Gogebic County Sheriff’s Office arrests in the year 2018. rope, sand, a shovel, a flashlight, advice for both drivers and hol-free beverages. in Bessemer. Michigan was No. 39 on that maps, and snacks, along with a hosts who will be celebrating –Slow down the drinking “The holidays is one of the study, but moneygeek.com reports blanket and winter gear (boots, New Year’s Eve. rate by providing activities, toughest times for us,” added that Michigan is “the most danger- gloves, etc.). party games, lively talk and Cruz, who said complaints rise on ous state for winter driving, with –Drive slowly when conditions Driver tips good food. issues ranging from noise to an average of 49 deaths on the warrant it, and brake gently. –Always drive safe and –Serve protein-rich, domestic issues. roads every winter” in the past –Check weather reports, plan sober. starchy foods. “We brace for that,” he said, three years. your route before leaving, and –Designate an alcohol and –Make sure your guests explaining that the modus Gov. Gretchen Whitmer has advise other people of your inten- drug-free driver before the don’t feel pressured to drink operandi at the sheriff’s office is declared December as “Impaired tions. party starts. alcohol. –Call a cab or plan to stay –Never serve alcohol to “all hands on deck.” Driving Prevention Month” in this –Keep your windows and your the night if you have had too underage guests. Trooper Stefin Robinson of the state. exhaust system clear from snow. much to drink. –Refrain from having Michigan State Police in Wakefield In conjunction with that, the In terms of celebrating in par- –Never ride in a car with guests mix their own drinks. said members of his office, as state’s Office of Highway and Safe- ticular, Trooper Robinson con- someone who is intoxicated. –Choose a reliable “bar- always, will work with other mem- ty Planning is promoting a nation- cluded, “Stay safe, make good –Report impaired drivers tender” to help keep track of bers of local law enforcement to al campaign called “Drive Sober or decisions, and call a sober driver to local law enforcement the size and number of drinks help keep roads safe. Get Pulled Over.” That campaign if needed.” immediately. guests consume. “We all do the same job,” said started on Dec. 18 and will contin- Michigan’s “Drive Sober or Get –None for the road. One –Remove alcoholic drinks Robinson. “We all have the same ue to Jan. 1, 2020. Pulled Over” campaign is support- drink can be one too many. toward the end of the party, goal.” –Learn more about the and surprise your guests with “In 2018, one person was killed ed with federal traffic safety funds effects of alcohol and other a coffee, tea and snack buffet. Hurley Police Chief Chris every 50 minutes by a drunk driv- provided by the U.S. Department drugs on driving. –Watch for over-indulgers Colassaco said the same holds er on our nation’s roads,” reported of Transportation and the Nation- and make sure they have a true for law enforcement in his the OHSP. al Highway Traffic Safety Adminis- Host tips safe ride home or stay the state. “We definitely encourage “In Michigan, of the 905 fatal tration and coordinated by the –Refrain from making night. people not to drink and drive,” he crashes in 2018, 31.7 percent OHSP.

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Lewerke threw for 320 yards and a touchdown and ran for a score in Michigan State's 27-21 victory over Wake Forest on Friday night in the Pinstripe Bowl at Yankee Stadium. "When you're a senior and you play your last football game, you want it to be your best," coach Mark Dantonio said. Lewerke threw a 10-yard pass to wide receiver Cody White in the third quarter to put the Spartans (7-6) ahead 27-21 and they survived down the stretch to give Dantonio his sixth bowl victory. "As the game progressed we got more Associated Press confident, we got stronger," Dantonio said. MICHIGAN STATE'S Raequan Williams (99) holds up the trophy after the team's Pinstripe Bowl against Wake Forest on Friday "I think that was the difference, our atti- in New York. Michigan State won 27-21. tude." Lewerke's shovel pass to tight end Trenton Donavon Greene made a sensational one- ley, just five months on the job, gave a vote Attitude, sure. But a defense that gave Gillison inside the 10 that was stripped handed scoring catch early in the second of confidence to Dantonio. Dantonio's 114 up 250 yards of offense and 21 points to and recovered by linebacker Ja'Cquez quarter for a 14-10 lead. wins are the most in MSU history. the up-tempo Demon Deacons in the first Williams at the 6. Newman connected with Jack Frueden- "I think coach Dantonio has really an half pitched a shutout in the second and The Demon Deacons failed to score on thal on a 44-yard play that again gave incredible track record," Stanley said. "He's surrendered just 101 yards. the drive, and handed Michigan State Wake Forest the lead, 21-17. the winningest coach in MSU history. So I "Once we got used to it, I feel like we another chance to seal the victory. Again, Lewerke had an 8-yard TD run and am pleased with the direction of the pro- had the game in our hands," Panasiuk the Spartans couldn't put it away when Coghlin kicked 23- and 44-yard field goals gram overall. The season was not what we said. Matt Coghlin was wide left on a 28-yard for the Spartans in the first half. hoped for last year, there's no question, Panasiuk had the ball in his hands for field goal attempt with 3:03 left. Wake For- THE TAKEAWAY but I think he is the right person to con- an early contender for wildest play of the est's last chance ended on an incomplete Wake Forest: Snapped a three-season tinue." bowl season. Wake Forest's Jamie New- pass on its own 16. bowl winning streak. The Demon Deacons THE YANKEE KICKER man failed to get enough lift on an early White finished with 97 yards receiving have had one of their most successful eras Wake Forest punter Dom Maggio tried pass attempt that turned into a bit of a 4-6- and Elijah Collins had 96 yards rushing. under Clawson and he credited a stout to give the Demon Deacons a jolt with a 3 touchdown on the Yankee Stadium field. Dantonio said he would play multiple senior class for leading the way. 46.8 average on six punts. Panasiuk's measurements look a little like QBs to give the program a better feel for "I think the telltale sign of our program TOTAL OFFENSE this: height, 6-foot-4; weight, 300 pounds; what it had on the depth chart to work is we're not happy," he said. "We're disap- Lewerke passed Connor Cook to unkempt beard length, oh, let's say 4 to 6 with next season. But Michigan State stuck pointed we didn't get double-digit wins, become Michigan State's career leader in inches. with Lewerke, in his fifth-year and making that we didn't win our fourth bowl game in total offense with 9,548 yards. "Great play by him, a very alert play by his 38th career start, and he responded in a (row). I think we're past the point of just He said the game was "up there, for him," Dantonio said. the clutch when he connected with White being happy to get to a bowl. I think these sure" as one of his best. Michigan State got the go-ahead score and was named the bowl MVP. guys have changed the culture and expec- WARM UP ACT and not much else, allowing Wake Forest Newman did all his damage for the tation level of our program." Football in New York in December? (8-5) chances to win nine games for just Demon Deacons in the first half, throwing Michigan State: Michigan State finished Bundle up! Not quite. Traditionally one of the third time in program history. three touchdown passes for a 21-20 half- the decade 92-40, a successful standard the coldest bowls on the schedule, it was a "We felt great about our chances to win time lead. Newman, the MVP of last sea- even as the program eked out 7-6 records downright balmy 54 degrees at kickoff and it," Wake Forest coach Dave Clawson said. son's Birmingham Bowl, hit Kendall Hin- in two straight seasons. temps remained in the lows 50s for the Michigan State tried to give away the ton with a 29-yard scoring strike on Wake VOTE OF CONFIDENCE duration, much to the delight of the game twice in the fourth, the first time on Forest's opening drive and wide receiver Michigan State President Samuel Stan- 36,895 fans at Yankee Stadium. Bucks cruise past Hawks without injured Antetokounmpo ATLANTA (AP) – The the rest of the game. Wednesday night at NBA-leading Milwaukee "Who's stepping up? Philadelphia. Bucks had more enough Who's the next man up?" "He's just a special play- depth and skill without Atlanta coach Lloyd Pierce er," Budenholzer said. "We without Giannis Antetok- said. "Who do we insert in get to see him every day. ounmpo to overwhelm the the lineup, who do we We're fortunate." league-worst Atlanta insert in rotation and can Middleton didn't mind Hawks. you impact the game? filling the offensive void, "I think this was a pretty That's the only spirit we but he hopes Antetokoun- complete game by our have. It's pro sports. You mpo and injured guard group," Milwaukee coach adjust and you do it." Eric Bledsoe are back soon. Mike Budenholzer said. Brook Lopez had 19 "Just trying to initiate "The defense stood out to points for Milwaukee to the offense," Middleton me in the first half. I think match his season high. said. "I'd much rather have (holding the Hawks to) 40 Allen Crabbe led the my guys out there with points at halftime gave us a Hawks with 20 points in a me." nice cushion. We kind of reserve role. Starting for- TIP-INS could ride that out the rest ward John Collins, Bucks: It was unclear of the game." Atlanta's second-leading before the game how time Khris Middleton scored scorer, finished with nine Antetokounmpo will miss. 23 points, Ersan Ilyasova points and missed 10 of 14 He wore a blazer and had season highs of 18 shots from the field. He slacks and cheered from points and 17 rebounds had a season-high 16 the bench. After the game, and the Bucks overcame rebounds. he grinned at a reporter Antetokunmpo's absence Ilyasova's 3 at the 6:25 who asked if he will play to beat the Hawks 112-86 mark of the third put the Saturday. "You'll have to on Friday night. Bucks up 78-46. With his ask the medical staff," he Antetokunmpo, the team trailing by 30 a cou- said. ... Bledsoe, the team's league MVP last season ple of minutes later, third-leading scorer, and second-leading scorer Atlanta's DeAndre' Bembry missed his seventh straight this season, sat out stole the ball and missed a game with a right shin because of back soreness. dunk. injury. Budenholzer said He watched from the The Bucks improved to Bledsoe will be out the next bench as his teammates 26-3 since Nov. 1 and are 2- game, too. ... Milwaukee is helped Milwaukee improve 0 without Antetokoumpo, the only team to score at to 28-5 overall and 13-3 on who missed a Dec. 11 win least 100 points in each the road. over New Orleans with game this season. The The Hawks lost their right quad tendon sore- Bucks have hit the century ninth straight to drop to a ness. mark in 57 straight. league-worst 6-26. Guard Middleton, Lopez and Hawks: F Jabari Parker, Trae Young, the NBA's Ilyasova, who started in the team's third-leading fourth-leading scorer, left Antetokounmpo's spot, sat scorer, was out with a right with a right ankle sprain out the fourth quarter with shoulder impingement. ... Associated Press late in the second quarter. a comfortable lead. C Alex Len missed the ATLANTA HAWKS forward Bruno Fernando (24) dunks as Milwaukee Bucks for- He had to be helped off the Middleton scored a sea- game with a left ankle ward Thanasis Antetokounmpo defends during the second half Friday in Atlanta. floor and was ruled out for son-high 31 in a loss sprain. Smith-Marsette has 3 touchdowns, Iowa beats USC in Holiday Bowl SAN DIEGO (AP) – Ihmir Smith- entz's 21 years. sweep for a 14-7 lead. After USC tied it on sion for a 28-14 lead. Marsette scored on a 6-yard run, a 98-yard USC freshman quarterback Kedon Slo- Slovis' 16-yard pass to Vavae Malepeai, Chase McGrath kicked a 32-yard field kickoff return and a 12-yard reception – vis, who threw two touchdown passes, was Smith-Marsette returned the kickoff 98 goal as the clock expired to pull USC to all in the second quarter – to lead No. 19 knocked out of the game with an apparent yards to give the Hawkeyes the lead for 28-17 at halftime. Iowa to a 49-24 victory over No. 22 South- arm injury early in the third quarter. The good. The Trojans pulled to 28-24 on Stephen ern California in the Holiday Bowl on Fri- Trojans (8-5) had their three-game win- Smith-Marsette, a junior wide receiver, Carr's 2-yard run to cap the opening drive day night. ning streak snapped. They fell apart after also had a 95-yard kickoff return for a of the second half. It followed a 55-yard Senior Nate Stanley threw two touch- Slovis left. score in the regular-season finale, a 27-24 pass from Slovis to Amon-Ra St. Brown to down passes and the Hawkeyes (10-3) Smith-Marsette helped the Hawkeyes to victory over Nebraska. the Iowa 5. Jack Koerner was called for won their fourth straight game for their a 28-17 halftime lead. Stanley found Smith-Marsette on a 12- roughing the passer when he slammed sixth 10-win season in coach Kirk Fer- Smith-Marsette scored on a 6-yard yard scoring pass on Iowa's next posses- down Slovis, whose head hit the turf. l 10 SATURDAY, DECEMBER 28, 2019 SPORTS THE DAILY GLOBE • YOURDAILYGLOBE.COM Daily Globe Scoreboard A lot has changed for Packers,

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Green Bay won 31-24 at the end Mercer at Phelps tain City 37 5), 7 p.m. (ESPN) Washington 9 21 .300 13½ when the Detroit Lions looked like real of the 2016 season in a game that decided Bessemer at Ontonagon, 7:20 St. Paul Como Park, Minn. 96, Atlanta 6 26 .188 17½ EST Madison East 66 Michigan St. 27, Central Division threats in the NFC North. the NFC North title. Detroit won 35-11 in Sturgeon Bay 43, Chilton 38 Girls Basketball MichiganWake St.1010 Forest70— 21 27 W L Pct GB On Oct. 14, the Lions led 22-13 in the 2017 and 31-0 last year, although there was Three Lakes 63, Niagara 38 Milwaukee 28 5 .848 — Hurley at Wakefield-Marenisco, Wake Forest 7 14 00—21 Watertown 67, Milw. Washington Indiana 21 11 .656 6½ fourth quarter at Green Bay. A victory would less at stake in those meetings. 6:30 First Quarter Ontonagon at L’Anse, 7:20 EST 32 WF_Hinton 29 pass from New- Chicago 12 20 .375 15½ have improved Detroit's record to 3-1-1, but EARLIER MEETING College Basketball Waukesha West 51, Poynette 37 man (Sciba kick), 12:44. Detroit 12 20 .375 15½ some questionable calls and a last-second GCC vs. Western Tech at Bay Waupun 52, Fort Atkinson 30 MSU_FG Coghlin 23, 2:44. Cleveland 9 22 .290 18 In this season's first game between the College, women, 1; men, 4 West Allis Central 68, Destiny 14 MSU_M.Panasiuk 14 interception WESTERN CONFERENCE field goal lifted the Packers to a come-from- teams, Green Bay won 23-22 thanks in part West De Pere 52, New Berlin return (Coghlin kick), 2:01. Southwest Division Eisenhower 51 WLPct GB behind win. to two disputed calls against Detroit defen- U.P.Friday Boys Second Quarter Wrightstown 75, Valders 46 Houston 21 10 .677 — Escanaba 78, Gladstone 64 WF_Greene 16 pass from New- The Lions and Packers have certainly sive end Trey Flowers. The Lions led 22-13 Lewiston Auto Tournament= Dallas 20 10 .667 ½ Milwaukee Golda Meir, Wis. 69, man (Sciba kick), 9:14. Prairie du Chien 64, St. Charles, San Antonio 12 18 .400 8½ gone in different directions since then – so when a hands-to-the-face penalty gave Green Carney-Nadeau 67 MSU_Lewerke 8 run (Coghlin Minn. 31 Memphis 12 20 .375 9½ Young Coggs Prep, Wis. 67, kick), 8:13. much so that their rematch Sunday to close Bay a first down. The Packers scored a touch- New Orleans 9 23 .281 12½ Menominee 48 NFL WF_Freudenthal 44 pass from out the regular season will have no impact All Times EST Newman (Sciba kick), 6:19. Northwest Division down and later got the ball back and drove U.P. Girls AMERICAN CONFERENCE MSU_FG Coghlin 44, :49. W L Pct GB on the division title. That already belongs to for the winning field goal. Friday Denver 21 9 .700 — East Third Quarter Escanaba 70, Gladstone 62, OT Utah 19 12 .613 2½ Green Bay. And Detroit has already wrapped Green Bay would have had to try that Menominee 75, Marion, Wis. 8 WLTPct PF PA MSU_White 10 pass from Lew- y-N England12 30.800 396 198 Oklahoma City 16 15 .516 5½ Motor City Roundball Classic erke (Coghlin kick), 10:11. up last place. field goal from farther out if not for another x-Buffalo 10 50.667 308 246 Portland 14 18 .438 8 St. Ignace LaSalle 65, Ann Arbor A_36,895. N.Y. Jets 690.400 263 353 Minnesota 11 19 .367 10 What is at stake this weekend is seeding. hands-to-the-face call. That penalty meant Huron 52 MSU WF Miami 4 11 0 .267 279 470 First downs 26 17 Pacific Division The Packers (12-3) have a chance to clinch a the Packers could run the clock all the way South Rushes-yards 41-177 41-176 WLPct GB WisconsinFriday Boys first-round bye with a win, and they could WLTPct PF PA Passing 320 175 L.A. Lakers 24 7 .774 — down before kicking. Aquinas 63, Saint Croix Central y-Houston 10 50.667 364 350 Comp-Att-Int 26-38-1 12-29-1 L.A. Clippers 23 10 .697 2 end up with home-field advantage through- 47 HIGH SCORERS Tennessee 870.533 367 317 Return Yards 105 130 Sacramento 12 19 .387 12 Athens 55, Greenwood 41 out the NFC playoffs if they win and San Indianapolis 780.467 341 335 Punts-Avg. 4-45.0 6-46.8 Phoenix 11 19 .367 12½ Green Bay's Aaron Jones leads the NFL Belleville 72, Wauzeka-Steuben Jacksonville 5 10 0 .333 262 377 Fumbles-Lost 1-1 2-0 Golden State 8 24 .250 16½ Francisco loses at Seattle. 46 with 16 rushing touchdowns, and Detroit's North Penalties-Yards 7-55 7-65 Thursday's Games Benton/Shullsburg 73, Shullsburg No matter what, Green Bay is headed to WLTPct PF PA Time of Possession35:10 24:50 Detroit 132, Washington 102 Kenny Golladay is the leader with 11 receiv- 42 y-Baltimore 13 20.867 503 272 New York 94, Brooklyn 82 the postseason for the first time since the Bonduel 71, Saint Thomas INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS ing TDs. Pittsburgh 870.533 279 275 RUSHING_Michigan St., Collins Memphis 110, Oklahoma City 97 Aquinas 31 2016 season. Cleveland 690.400 312 360 21-96, Lewerke 11-46, Williams Jr. Dallas 102, San Antonio 98 Jones has 984 yards on 211 carries, so he Brodhead 68, Parkview 45 Cincinnati 1 14 0 .067 246 397 6-28, Nailor 1-10, (Team) 2-(minus Minnesota 105, Sacramento 104, "There's really nothing like checking that Brown Deer 58, Mineral Point 55 has a good chance to become the Packers' West 3). Wake Forest, Newman 17-87, 2OT Bruce 67, Clayton 19 first box on the goal list, winning your divi- WLTPct PF PA Carney 15-64, K.Walker 8-24, Utah 121, Portland 115 first 1,000-yard rusher since Eddie Lacy in Catholic Central 53, McDonell y-Kansas City11 40.733 420 287 (Team) 1-(minus 1). Friday's Games sion," quarterback Aaron Rodgers said. Central 47 2014. Oakland 780.467 298 403 PASSING_Michigan St., White 0- Boston 129, Cleveland 117 Chippewa Falls 55, Stoughton 54 "Obviously it secures a home playoff game Denver 690.400 266 301 1-0-0, Lewerke 26-37-1-320. Wake Oklahoma City 104, Charlotte "He's made the plays," coach Matt LaFleur Cuba City 100, Brookfield Acade- L.A. Chargers5 10 0 .333 316 314 Forest, Hartman 0-2-0-0, Newman 102, OT and now we're playing for even more." my 82 said. "Aaron's done a great job, and it seems NATIONAL CONFERENCE 12-27-1-175. Orlando 98, Philadelphia 97 Darlington 81, Potosi 44 The Detroit team the Packers will face is a East RECEIVING_Michigan St., White Milwaukee 112, Atlanta 86 like when he gets close to that goal line, he's DeForest 67, New Berlin Eisen- W LTPct PF PA 8-97, Nailor 5-60, Gillison 4-88, Miami 113, Indiana 112 lot different from the one that nearly won at hower 56 just got that will to make sure he gets across Philadelphia 870.533 351 337 Mosley 4-50, Stewart Jr. 2-3, Phoenix at Golden State Elkhorn Area 67, Greenfield 54 Lambeau Field back in October. The Lions Dallas 780.467 387 305 Williams Jr. 1-14, Gissinger 1-5, Saturday's Games the goal line." Fond du Lac Christian 55, Oak- N.Y. Giants 4 11 0 .267 324 417 Collins 1-3. Wake Forest, Hinton 3- Memphis at Denver, 5 p.m. (3-11-1) have lost eight games in a row and field 40 DOWN THE DEPTH CHART Washington 3 12 0 .200 250 388 48, Greene 3-29, Freudenthal 1-44, Indiana at New Orleans, 7 p.m. Gale-Ettrick-Trempealeau 63, could finish with the second-worst record in South Perry 1-28, Roberson 1-9, Claude 1- Toronto at Boston, 7 p.m. With Stafford and Jeff Driskel injured, the Houston, Minn. 47 W LTPct PF PA 9, Chapman 1-6, K.Walker 1-2. Atlanta at Chicago, 8 p.m. the league if they lose this weekend and Gilmanton 77, Cornell 40 Lions have gone with David Blough at quar- y-New Orleans1230.800 416 331 MISSED FIELD GOALS_Michi- Brooklyn at Houston, 8 p.m. Greendale 66, West Allis Central Washington wins. Detroit has been without Tampa Bay 780.467 436 421 gan St., Coghlin 28. Cleveland at Minnesota, 8 p.m. terback. After an impressive first quarter on 65 Atlanta 690.400 353 377 New York at Washington, 8 p.m. quarterback Matthew Stafford for the second Thanksgiving against Chicago, he's strug- Hamilton 77, East Troy 58 Carolina 5 10 0 .333 330 428 Michigan State Bowl Philadelphia at Miami, 8 p.m. Hillsboro 51, Seneca 49 half of its season, and he's far from the only North Bowl History Dallas at Golden State, 8:30 p.m. gled, and his passer rating is now at 68.8. Janesville Craig 74, Milwaukee W LTPct PF PA Record: 13-16 Detroit at San Antonio, 8:30 p.m. key player injured and unable to play. The Lions have indicated they want to Hamilton 70 y-Green Bay12 30.800 353 293 Dec. 27, 2019 Pinstripe Bowl — Orlando at Milwaukee, 8:30 p.m. Kettle Moraine 67, Verona Area x-Minnesota10 50.667 388 282 Michigan State 27, Wake Forest 21 Phoenix at Sacramento, 9 p.m. If the Lions lose this finale, they'll finish keep going with Blough this week, but with 21 Chicago 780.467 259 279 Dec. 31, 2018 Redbox Bowl — L.A. Lakers at Portland, 10 p.m. with their worst record since going 2-14 in only one game remaining, it wouldn't be a Kettle Moraine Lutheran 78, New Detroit 3 11 1 .233 321 400 Oregon 7, Michigan St. 6 Utah at L.A. Clippers, 10:30 p.m. Berlin West 59 West Dec. 28, 2017 Holiday Bowl — Sunday's Games 2009. shock if Detroit gave Kyle Sloter a few snaps. Kewaskum 66, Mayville 56 WLTPct PF PA Michigan St. 42, Washington St. 17 Oklahoma City at Toronto, 6 p.m. "I'd like to think that we're playing for The 25-year-old Sloter has yet to play in a reg- Kewaunee 63, Denmark 59 x-San Fran 12 30.800 453 289 Dec. 31, 2015 Cotton Bowl (CFC Charlotte at Memphis, 8 p.m. Kimberly 79, Waukesha West 57 x-Seattle 11 40.733 384 372 SF) — Alabama 38, Michigan St. 0 Houston at New Orleans, 8 p.m. something every game. That's my mindset," ular-season game. Lake Country Lutheran 88, Saint L.A. Rams 870.533 363 340 Jan. 1, 2015 Cotton Bowl — Sacramento at Denver, 8 p.m. Lions coach Matt Patricia said. "We're trying "I feel like I've gone out there in the pre- Thomas More 38 Arizona 591.367 337 411 Michigan St. 42, Baylor 41 Dallas at L.A. Lakers, 9:30 p.m. Lake Mills 74, Badger 40 x-clinched playoff spot Jan. 1, 2014 Rose Bowl — Michi- Monday's Games to play to go win. Doesn't matter what the sit- season and put my best foot forward in every Lakeside Lutheran 74, Badger 40 y-clinched division gan St. 24, Stanford 20 Atlanta at Orlando, 7 p.m. uation is, doesn't matter what the opponent single game that I've been in for three years," Lakeside Lutheran 76, Jefferson Saturday's Games Dec. 29, 2012 Insight Bowl — Miami at Washington, 7 p.m. 57 Houston 23, Tampa Bay 20 Michigan St. 17, TCU 16 Brooklyn at Minnesota, 8 p.m. is playing for, doesn't matter anything other said Sloter, who signed with the Lions at the Madison Memorial 61, Thomp- New England 24, Buffalo 17 Jan. 2, 2012 Outback Bowl — Milwaukee at Chicago, 8 p.m. than – we're trying to go out there and do end of last month. "Haven't quite gotten that son, Ala. 52 San Francisco 34, L.A. Rams 31 Michigan St. 33, Georgia 30, 3OT Detroit at Utah, 9 p.m. Marion 60, Fall River 51 Sunday's Games Jan. 1, 2011 Capital One Bowl — Phoenix at Portland, 10 p.m. the best job we can to give ourselves a chance opportunity yet, but just trying to keep the Marshall 56, Berlin 40 N.Y. Giants 41, Washington 35, Alabama 49, Michgigan St. 7 to win." faith and know that something good's going Marshfield 57, Pius XI Catholic 51 OT Jan. 2, 2010 Alamo Bowl — Milwaukee 112, McFarland 63, Monona Grove 59 Texas Tech 41, Michigan St. 31 FAMILIAR MATCHUP to happen down the line if I keep doing what Miami 38, Cincinnati 35, OT MILWAUKEEAtlanta (112) 86 Merrill 49, Charlotte, Mich. 46 Jan. 1, 2009 Capital One Bowl — New Orleans 38, Tennessee 28 Ilyasova 7-8 2-2 18, Middleton This is the fourth consecutive season the Middleton 71, Mount Horeb 61 Georgia 24, Michigan St. 12 I'm doing." N.Y. Jets 16, Pittsburgh 10 10-19 0-0 23, B.Lopez 8-14 1-2 19, Milwaukee Academy of Science Dec. 28, 2007 Champs Sports Baltimore 31, Cleveland 15 DiVincenzo 3-8 4-4 10, Matthews 0- 75, Martin Luther 72 Bowl — Boston College 24, Michi- Indianapolis 38, Carolina 6 3 0-0 0, Brown 2-7 0-0 5, Con- Milwaukee Golda Meir 69, Car- gan St. 21 Atlanta 24, Jacksonville 12 naughton 3-8 0-0 7, Korver 2-4 2-2 ney-Nadeau, Mich. 67 Dec. 29, 2003 Alamo Bowl — In season of Lamar and Russell, NFL Oakland 24, L.A. Chargers 17 8, T.Antetokounmpo 2-3 0-0 4, Wil- Milwaukee Lutheran 79, Racine Nebraska 17, Michigan St. 3 Denver 27, Detroit 17 son 0-2 0-0 0, R.Lopez 5-8 0-3 10, Park 39 Dec. 31, 2001 Silicon Valley Arizona 27, Seattle 13 Hill 4-7 0-0 8. Totals 46-91 9-13 112. Monroe 79, New Glarus 62 Classic — Michigan St. 44, Fresno Philadelphia 17, Dallas 9 ATLANTA (86) officiating overshadows Mosinee 71, Marathon 63 St. 35 Kansas City 26, Chicago 3 Collins 4-14 0-0 9, Hunter 2-8 0-0 Niagara 59, Three Lakes 43 Jan. 1, 2000 Citrus Bowl — Michi- Monday's Games 5, Fernando 3-7 0-3 6, Huerter 4-9 Onalaska 75, Kaukauna 57 gan St. 37, Florida 34 By BARRY WILNER Green Bay 23, Minnesota 10 2-2 12, Young 3-6 4-6 12, Bembry 4- Take the phone books for all body – and that includes me Oostburg 93, Mishicot 32 Dec. 25, 1997 Aloha Bowl — Sunday, Dec. 29 8 0-0 9, Carter 0-1 0-0 0, Crabbe 7- AP Pro Football Writer Oshkosh North 83, Plymouth 75 Washington 51, Michigan St. 23 NFL cities and combine – that you basically have two Chicago at Minnesota, 1 p.m. 10 2-3 20, Parsons 0-4 0-0 0, Turn- Peshtigo 46, Crivitz 41 Dec. 31, 1996 Sun Bowl — Stan- Atlanta at Tampa Bay, 1 p.m. er 0-1 0-0 0, Reddish 5-12 0-0 11, them and it might approach standards when it comes to Racine Case 77, Muskego 71 ford 38, Michigan St. 0 No matter how many Miami at New England, 1 p.m. Jones 1-5 0-0 2, Goodwin 0-6 0-0 0. Racine Horlick 60, Waukesha Dec. 29, 1995 Independence the size of the league's rule pass interference, whether Green Bay at Detroit, 1 p.m. Totals 33-91 8-14 86. spectacular plays Lamar North 53 Bowl — LSU 45, Michigan St. 26 Cleveland at Cincinnati, 1 p.m. Milwaukee 32 31 21 28 — 112 Randolph 70, Manawa 31 Dec. 28, 1993 Liberty Bowl — Jackson and Russell Wilson book. Those rules are filled it's offense or defense. It's the L.A. Chargers at Kansas City, 1 Atlanta 19 21 23 23 — 86 Reedsburg Area 56, Owatonna, Louisville 18, Michigan St. 7 p.m. 3-Point Goals_Milwaukee 11-28 made, officiating overshad- with tangents and offshoots standard on the field the Minn. 51 Dec. 31, 1990 John Hancock N.Y. Jets at Buffalo, 1 p.m. (Middleton 3-6, Ilyasova 2-2, River Falls 80, Xavier 76 Bowl — Michigan St. 17, Southern owed the NFL this season. that create something of a way the officials call it and New Orleans at Carolina, 1 p.m. B.Lopez 2-4, Korver 2-4, Con- River Ridge 85, Black Hawk 69 Cal 6 Oakland at Denver, 4:25 p.m. naughton 1-3, Brown 1-4, Matthews Regardless of the record maze. Even some coaches then it's the standard in New Roncalli 64, Sheboygan North 61 Dec. 25, 1989 Aloha Bowl — Tennessee at Houston, 4:25 p.m. 0-2), Atlanta 12-41 (Crabbe 4-7, Saint Croix Central 73, Gale- Michigan St. 33, Hawaii 13 stream of receptions by aren't up on everything; York and how New York Washington at Dallas, 4:25 p.m. Huerter 2-4, Young 2-4, Bembry 1-2, Ettrick-Trempealeau 66 Jan. 1, 1989 Gator Bowl — Geor- Indianapolis at Jacksonville, 4:25 Hunter 1-4, Reddish 1-4, Collins 1-6, Michael Thomas, the sacks think Sean Payton on a fake calls." Scales Mound, Ill. 73, gia 34, Michigan St. 27 p.m. Fernando 0-2, Parsons 0-2, Good- Benton/Shullsburg 42 Jan. 1, 1988 Rose Bowl — Michi- by Chandler Jones and long punt play by the Saints that Rest assured that officiat- Philadelphia at N.Y. Giants, 4:25 win 0-4). Fouled Out_None. Seymour 72, Medford Area 63 gan St. 20, Southern Cal 17 p.m. Rebounds_Milwaukee 56 (Ilyasova field goals by nearly every did not draw an interference ing will be a major topic Shawano 75, Green Bay Preble Dec. 31, 1985 All American Bowl Pittsburgh at Baltimore, 4:25 p.m. 17), Atlanta 46 (Collins 16). 60 — Georgia Tech 17, Michigan St. 14 kicker, the headlines regular- call because the rules don't when NFL owners meet in Arizona at L.A. Rams, 4:25 p.m. Assists_Milwaukee 29 (Middleton Sheboygan Falls 75, Southern Dec. 22, 1984 Cherry Bowl — San Francisco at Seattle, 8:20 7), Atlanta 20 (Huerter 3). Total allow for one in that situa- the offseason. Door 40 Army 10, Michigan St. 6 ly were about referees, lines- p.m. Fouls_Milwaukee 13, Atlanta 18. Sparta 66, Melrose-Mindoro 45 Jan. 1, 1966 Rose Bowl — UCLA tion. Enough with the striped A_17,358 (18,118) men and field judges. St. Marys Springs 87, Pardeeville 14, Michigan St. 12 CollegeAll Times Bowls EST 75 Jan. 2, 1956 Rose Bowl — Michi- Oh yes, and about coach- –Video technology has shirts. Monday, Dec. 23 NHL Stanley-Boyd 44, Mondovi 37, gan St. 17, UCLA 14 All Times EST Gasparilla Bowl, At Tampa, Fla. es challenges for pass inter- far exceeded the officiating The remarkable OT Jan. 1, 1954 Rose Bowl — Michi- EASTERN CONFERENCE UCF 48, Marshall 25 Stratford 87, Altoona 64 gan St. 28, UCLA 20 Atlantic Division ference calls. formula in all sports, with turnaround of the 49ers Tuesday, Dec. 24 The Prairie School 72, Burlington Jan. 1, 1938 Orange Bowl — GP WLOTPts GF GA Hawaii Bowl, Honolulu Pro football had all sorts football hit perhaps the from 4-12 to potential top 64 Auburn 6, Michigan St. 0 Boston 39 23 7955 133 100 Hawaii 38, BYU 34 Tomah 71, Lakeland 54 Toronto 39 21 14 4 46 138 126 of newsworthy topics in hardest. NFC seed needs to be laud- Thursday, Dec. 26 Valley Christian 70, Lena 48 Transactions Montreal 37 18 13 6 42 121 117 Independence Bowl, BASEBALL 2019. Mobile quarterbacks –A monumental blown ed. No team has had more Watertown 73, Waukesha South Florida 36 18 13 5 41 127 121 Shreveport, La. American League 67 Buffalo 39 17 15 7 41 115 122 running dynamic offenses call, in the NFC champi- excitement in its games, Miami (6-6) vs. Louisiana Tech KANSAS CITY ROYALS — Waupun 81, Williams Bay 52 Tampa Bay 35 18 13 4 40 124 111 (9-3), 4 p.m. (ESPN) Signed 3B Maikel Franco to a one- onship game last January, either. Wisconsin Rapids Lincoln 62, Mil- Ottawa 38 16 18 4 36 106 123 should have been the lead Quick Lane Bowl, Detroit year contract. waukee Bradley Tech 56 Detroit 38 9 26 3 21 82 150 led to a rules adjustment There's the return to post- Pittsburgh (7-5) vs. Eastern TORONTO BLUE JAYS — item. Or maybe the fact that Wisconsin Valley Lutheran 50, Metropolitan Division Michigan (6-6), 8 p.m. (ESPN) Agreed to terms with LHP Hyun-Jin Elcho 34 GP WLOTPts GF GA teams don't tank, as Miami that has caused more con- season form of the Packers, Friday, Dec. 27 Ryu on a four-year contract. Young Coggs Prep 67, Menomi- Washington 39 27 7559 139 112 Military Bowl, Annapolis, Md. FOOTBALL winning four games dis- sternation than content- who also have a shot at nee, Mich. 48 N.Y. Islanders3523 9349 105 91 North Carolina 55, Temple 13 National Football League Hastings Tournament Pittsburgh 37 22 11 4 48 125 98 plays; forget Cincinnati, the ment. Indeed, of 40 coaches home-field advantage in the Pinstripe Bowl, New York CINCINNATI BENGALS — First Round Philadelphia37 21 11 5 47 121 106 Michigan State 27, Wake Forest Signed TE Jordan Franks and WR Bengals just are that bad. challenges on defensive pass NFC. The continuing resur- Hastings, Minn. 92, Prescott 82 Carolina 38 22 14 2 46 127 107 21 Trenton Irwin from the practice Kankakee Tournament= Columbus 38 17 14 7 41 99 108 A strong rookie crop on interference not called on rection of the Bills under Texas Bowl, Houston squad. Placed CB William Jackson Wauwatosa West 56, Lindblom, N.Y. Rangers3718 15 4 40 119 121 Texas A & M 24, Oklahoma State III on IR. both sides of the ball. The re- the field and now allowed in Sean McDermott. The Ill. 47 New Jersey 37 12 19 6 30 95 133 21 DETROIT LIONS — Signed LB Lewiston Auto Tournament= WESTERN CONFERENCE emergence of Green Bay and a one-year trial, eight calls resilience shown by the Sea- Holiday Bowl, San Diego Anthony Pittman from the practice Lewiston-Altura, Minn. 78, Central Division Iowa 49, USC 24 squad. Signed G Casey Tucker to San Francisco as champi- were reversed. Of 15 coach- hawks, Eagles and Steelers Cochrane-Fountain City 55 GP WLOTPts GF GA Cheez-It Bowl, Phoenix the practice squad. Prairie du Chien 59, Zumbrota- St. Louis 39 25 8656 123 103 onship contenders. Spectac- es challenges for offensive in the face of mounting Air Force (10-2) vs. Washington INDIANAPOLIS COLTS — Mazeppa, Minn. 54 Colorado 38 23 12 3 49 138 109 State (6-6) Waived TE Ross Travis. pass interference, one has injuries and upheaval. Waseca, Minn. 78, Beaver Dam Winnipeg 38 21 14 3 45 117 112 ular finishes, many involv- Saturday, Dec. 28 NEW YORK GIANTS — Placed 57 Dallas 38 20 14 4 44 100 97 been reversed. Baltimore's rise as an Camping World Bowl, TE Rhett Ellison on IR. Signed DT ing the Niners. The flops by Rochester Tournament Minnesota 39 19 15 5 43 124 130 Orlando, Fla. Chris Slayton from the practice Olmsted Medical Center Brack- Nashville 37 18 13 6 42 128 121 the Bears and both Los Overall, there have been offensive powerhouse as Notre Dame (10-2) vs. Iowa State squad. et= Chicago 38 15 17 6 36 105 125 (7-5), Noon (ABC) WASHINGTON REDSKINS — Angeles teams. 98 replay reviews of pass Lamar Jackson perhaps sets Osseo, Minn. 69, Holmen 31 Pacific Division Cotton Bowl Classic, Placed CB Fabian Moreau and S Tartan Tournament GP WLOTPts GF GA More career records for interference and 21 rever- the pattern for the future Arlington, Texas Montae Nicholson on IR. Signed S Silver Division Arizona 39 21 14 4 46 112 99 Penn State (10-2) vs. Memphis Kenny Ladler. Signed WR Jester Drew Brees and Tom Brady. sals. NFL quarterbacks with his Superior 67, Park (Cottage Vegas 40 20 14 6 46 122 118 (12-1), Noon (ESPN) Weahfrom the practice squad. Grove), Minn. 66 Edmonton 40 20 16 4 44 117 124 Strong TV ratings. As Raiders coach Jon arm, legs, innovation, know- Peach Bowl, Atlanta Canadian Football League WINNIPEG BLUE BOMBERS — Calgary 39 19 15 5 43 104 116 CFP Semifinal, LSU (13-0) vs. Vancouver 38 19 15 4 42 124 115 NFL initiatives in its Gruden joked (we think): how and total brilliance. WisconsinFriday Girls Released DB Winston Rose. Re- Oklahoma (12-1), 4 p.m. (ESPN) Anaheim 37 15 18 4 34 96 114 Aquinas 79, Wisconsin Rapids signed RB Johnny Augustine. 100th season that ranged "We are challenging things New England's unending Fiesta Bowl, Glendale, Ariz. San Jose 38 16 20 2 34 101 133 Lincoln 37 HOCKEY CFP Semifinal, Ohio State (13-0) Los Angeles39 15 20 4 34 99 124 from volunteerism to that we think are plays that domination of the AFC East Arrowhead 50, Chippewa Falls 43 National Hockey League vs. Clemson (13-0), 8 p.m. (ESPN) NOTE: Two points for a win, one Athens 55, Greenwood 41 DALLAS STARS — Named fundraising to salutes to the are going to be overturned, – 11 straight division titles? Monday, Dec. 30 point for overtime loss. Top three Bangor 56, Stratford 45 Sergei Zubov senior consultant to SERVPRO First Responder Bowl teams in each division and two wild military to the innovative My and we are going to trust the Are you kidding us – built Beloit Memorial 63, Freeport, Ill. hockey operations. Dallas cards per conference advance to 47 DETROIT RED WINGS — Cleats My Cause campaign. process. But so far, I've been not on Tom Brady's mastery Western Kentucky (8-4) vs. West- playoffs. Black Hawk 74, Marshall 51 ern Michigan (7-5), 12:30 p.m. Recalled RW Filip Zadina, D Brian given the Heisman. I've been but on the league's stingiest Cambridge 61, Williams Bay 19 Lashoff and G Calvin Pickard from Thursday's Games Even some other negative (ESPN) No games scheduled DeForest 56, Sun Prairie 55 Music City Bowl, Nashville, Tenn. Grand Rapids (AHL). issues could have pushed stiff-armed. I'm 0 for 27, I defense. Deerfield 49, Dodgeland 31 LOS ANGELES KINGS — Placed Friday's Games Mississippi State (6-6) vs. Boston 3, Buffalo 0 Edgar 39, Colby 37 F Trevor Lewis on injured reserve, the criticism of officiating think." The ever-spinning coach- Louisville (7-5), 4 p.m. (ESPN) N.Y. Rangers 5, Carolina 3 Gilmanton 49, Cornell 24 retroactive to Dec. 21. Signed F Redbox Bowl, Santa Clara, Calif. Toronto 5, New Jersey 4, OT aside. Such as the plethora All of which has caused ing carousel in which new- Gulf Coast, Fla. 44, Kaukauna 42 Aidan Dudas to a three-year entry- Illinois (6-6) vs. California (7-5), 4 Washington 2, Columbus 1, OT Hillsboro 50, Seneca 38 level contract. of injuries, with 384 players confusion everywhere: on comer Matt LaFleur became p.m. (FOX) Minnesota 6, Colorado 4 Janesville Craig 68, Milton 52 NASHVILLE PREDATORS — Orange Bowl, Miami Gardens, Fla. Pittsburgh 5, Nashville 2 on injured reserve with a the field, the sideline, the a front-runner for top coach- Kenosha Tremper 60, Westosha Recalled F Colin Blackwell and D Florida (10-2) vs. Virginia (9-4), 8 St. Louis 5, Winnipeg 4, OT Central 58 Jarred Tinordi from Milwaukee week remaining, which is 26 stands, in the broadcast ing honors and Ron Rivera, p.m. (ESPN) N.Y. Islanders at Chicago Kettle Moraine 60, Milwaukee (AHL). Tuesday, Dec. 31 Calgary at Edmonton higher than last season. The booths and anywhere peo- considered among the NFL's Lutheran 37 ST. LOUIS BLUES — Recalled D Belk Bowl, Charlotte, N.C. Vegas at Anaheim Kewaskum 62, Portage 25 Jake Walman from San Antonio mediocre (to worse) level of ple watch the NFL. best, was fired in Carolina. Kentucky (7-5) vs. Virginia Tech Los Angeles at San Jose Kiel 73, Living Word Lutheran 20 (8-4), Noon (ESPN) (AHL). early-season play because of "Not only has it affected Kimberly 51, Oak Creek 31 WASHINGTON CAPITALS — Saturday's Games And the final days of the Sun Bowl, El Paso, Texas Washington at Carolina, 7 p.m. La Crosse Logan 54, La Cres- Recalled D Christian Djoos from the wasteland the preseason officiating, but it has affected Florida State (6-6) vs. Arizona Colorado at Dallas, 7 p.m. Black Hole in Oakland. cent, Minn. 37 Hershey (AHL). State (7-5), 2 p.m. (CBS) Detroit at Florida, 7 p.m. everybody watching the Lake Mills 82, Belleville 60 COLLEGE has become. Myles Garrett's Maybe the Raiders will bring Liberty Bowl, Memphis, Tenn. Nashville at Pittsburgh, 7 p.m. Lakeside Lutheran 64, Martin BARUCH — Named Nicole Belli- game because everybody's Kansas State (8-4) vs. Navy (10- Montreal at Tampa Bay, 7 p.m. helmet swinging, the deep- Luther 41 ni assistant softball coach. it along to Las Vegas. 2), 3:45 p.m. (ESPN) N.Y. Rangers at Toronto, 7 p.m. Menominee, Mich. 75, Marion 8 CHARLESTON SOUTHERN — est wound in another Cleve- flummoxed by it," former Arizona Bowl, Tucson, Ariz. Los Angeles at Vancouver, 10 With the playoffs upon Merrill 45, Saint Croix Central 36 Named Jose Gomez women's soc- Wyoming (7-5) vs. Georgia State p.m. land Browns meltdown year. NFL officiating chief Mike Milwaukee Riverside University cer coach. (7-5), 4:30 p.m. (CBSSN) Arizona at Vegas, 10 p.m. us, perhaps the spotlight will 67, Rhinelander 53 EVANSVILLE — Placed men's Nope. In 2019, officiating Pereira, now a Fox analyst, Alamo Bowl, San Antonio Philadelphia at San Jose, 10:30 Mishicot 68, Stevens Point 63 basketball coach Walter McCarty on shine on Jackson and Wil- Texas (7-5) vs. Utah (11-2), 7:30 p.m. was on the front burner. A told 670 The Score radio this Mosinee 67, Marathon 43 p.m. (ESPN) administrative leave. Named Bennie Mukwonago 65, Madison La Fol- Seltzer men's interim basketball Sunday's Games white-hot burner, too. season. "And I understand son, who doesn't always get Wednesday, Jan. 1 Winnipeg at St. Louis, 3 p.m. lette 38 coach. Citrus Bowl, Orlando, Fla. Chicago at Columbus, 5 p.m. The problems are many: that. I'm frustrated with it his due credit. On Thomas New Berlin West 62, Nicolet 52 MIAMI — Fired offensive coordi- Michigan (9-3) vs. Alabama (10- New Jersey at Ottawa, 5 p.m. Northwestern 80, Ellsworth 42 nator and quarterbacks coach Dan –The speed of the game also. It's typical of the league, and the other Green Bay 2), 1 p.m. (ABC) N.Y. Islanders at Minnesota, 6 Oconomowoc 66, Milwaukee Vin- Enos. Outback Bowl, Tampa, Fla. p.m. and I was guilty back in my cent 20 that many on-field officials Aaron, running back Aaron Minnesota (10-2) vs. Auburn (9- Buffalo at Boston, 7 p.m. Oneida Nation 48, Menominee NBA day – you overreact to one 3), 1 p.m. (ESPN) All Times EST Montreal at Florida, 7 p.m. can't keep up with. The Jones. On Stephon Gilmore, Indian 43 Rose Bowl, Pasadena, Calif. EASTERN CONFERENCE Detroit at Tampa Bay, 7 p.m. Pewaukee 65, Brookfield Central league prefers experienced play and you put in a new Oregon (11-2) vs. Wisconsin (10- Atlantic Division Dallas at Arizona, 8 p.m. Earl Thomas and Nick Bosa, 64 3), 5 p.m. (ESPN) WLPct GB Philadelphia at Anaheim, 8:30 officials, meaning some have rule without really under- Pius XI Catholic 57, Slinger 47 all stars on defense. Sugar Bowl Boston 22 7 .759 — p.m. Platteville 56, Crandon 35 all the knowledge they need, standing what the unintend- New Orleans Philadelphia 23 11 .676 1½ Vancouver at Calgary, 9:30 p.m. Or maybe the focus will Racine Case 55, Milwaukee Georgia (11-2) vs. Baylor (11-2), Toronto 21 10 .677 2 but not the physical ability ed consequences are. That's Hamilton/Audubon 39 Monday's Games 8:45 p.m. (ESPN) Brooklyn 16 14 .533 6½ Ottawa at Pittsburgh, 7 p.m. to be where they need to be. what has happened here. still be on the folks blowing –Far too many rules. It makes no sense to any- whistles. l THE DAILY GLOBE • YOURDAILYGLOBE.COM BUSINESS SATURDAY, DECEMBER 28, 2019 11 US stocks nearly flat; S&P 500 notches 5th weekly gain NEW YORK (AP) – Bond yields fell. took the brunt of the sell- “Phase 1” trade deal and assets into traditionally per barrel. Brent crude, Major U.S. stock indexes With two days of trad- ing. The Russell 2000 whether Washington and defensive sector stocks. used to price international ended essentially flat Fri- ing left in 2019, the market index fell 8.64 points, or Beijing will be able to The consumer foods com- oils, gained 24 cents to day after a day of mostly is on track for its best year 0.5%, to 1,669.03. More resolve remaining differ- pany rose 1.5%. close at $68.16 per bar- listless trading. Even so, since 2013. stocks declined than rose ences not addressed by the Investors also favored rel. the S&P 500 closed out the “Some of the selling on the New York Stock initial pact. The U.S. presi- real estate and utilities In other commodities week with its fifth straight today is just profit-taking,” Exchange. dential election could also stocks. Kimco Realty trading, wholesale gasoline weekly gain. said Ben Phillips, chief Bond prices rose. The drive volatility in the mar- gained 1.5% and American fell 1 cent to $1.74 per gal- The benchmark index investment officer at 10-year Treasury yield fell kets next year. Water Works rose 0.9%. lon. Heating oil was little squeaked out a tiny gain EventShares. “People are to 1.87% from 1.90% late “If the trade deal really Several airlines fell. changed at $2.05 per gal- that was good enough for just maybe checking out Thursday. gets done, that’s improve- American Airlines Group lon. Natural gas slid 14 its 35th record high this for the rest of the year and A truce in the 17-month ment in sentiment, which was the biggest decliner in cents, or 5.9%, to $2.16 per year. The Dow Jones Indus- taking some profits on U.S.-China trade war and drives markets and CEO the S&P 500, shedding 1,000 cubic feet. trial Average also notched a positions because there are positive signs for the econ- confidence, and then you 4.2%. Southwest Airlines The price of gold rose slight gain, giving it its a lot of things that are up omy have helped keep still have very easy money and Alaska Air Group lost $3.70 to $1,518.10 per 22nd all-time high of 2019. meaningfully.” investors in a buying out there and the Fed does- 1.1%. ounce. Silver fell 5 cents to The Nasdaq composite The S&P 500 inched up mood. Fears about a possi- n’t plan on changing that,” Devon Energy led a slide $17.94 per ounce. Copper closed with a modest loss, 0.11 points, or less than ble recession have also Phillips said. “All those in energy sector stocks, dropped 2 cents to $2.83 snapping the index’s 11- 0.1%, to 3,240.02. The faded since the summer things combined suggest shedding 2.4%. per pound. day winning streak. index has finished with a after the Federal Reserve that equities should rise in Investors bid up shares The dollar fell to 109.40 Investors drove up weekly gain 11 out of the cut interest rates three the next 12 months, in Michaels Cos. after the Japanese yen from 109.65 shares of stocks in defen- past 12 weeks. times and signaled that it though maybe not as arts and crafts retailer yen on Thursday. The euro sive sectors, including The Dow rose 23.87 will keep them low for a strong as 2019.” hired an executive from strengthened to $1.1186 household goods makers, points, or 0.1%, to long time. Trading volume Walmart to be CEO. The from $1.1102. real estate companies and 28,645.26. The Nasdaq Still, as the market pre- remained lighter than stock vaulted 32.9%. European markets utilities. Those gains were composite slipped 15.77 pares to close out a strong usual Friday. General Oil prices rebounded closed mostly higher. Earli- checked by losses in ener- points, or 0.2%, to year of gains next week, Mills was among the from an early stumble. er in Asia, Hong Kong fin- gy, financial and communi- 9,006.62. uncertainty remains over biggest gainers in the S&P Benchmark U.S. crude rose ished with gains and Tokyo cation services stocks. Smaller company stocks the final details of the 500 as traders shifted 1 cent to settle at $61.72 declined. IRONWOOD CHAMBER OF COMMERCE NEWS While the full Jack Frost Festival of Wintertime Ironwood Snowmobile Olympus is a member of Christmas runs until the “Light Up The Night” event at the the Ironwood Chamber of Commerce and their trees and Norrie Club on Saturday, January 25, the Iron- hosting of these two evens involves the dedicated wreath wood Chamber of Commerce would like to efforts of many volunteers to prepare the racing combine to thank all of the 34 businesses and organizations venue and to help out on event days as hundreds make a truly that registered for and participated in the Jack of people travel to Ironwood to experience pro- spectacular Frost Festival of Lights parade. We would also fessional level snowmobile racing. winter bon- like to thank the many hundreds of folks who fire! Attend- lined Aurora Street to see the wonderfully lighted ing folks will parade units. The weather was great! This year, be able to enjoy some treats and beverages as the Precision Snow Shovel Drill Team actually well! had some snow on hand so as to allow them to accurately display their precision shoveling skill! The annual Ironwood Chamber of Commerce Awards banquet will be held on Tuesday, January 21st at the Aurora Club at 6:00 p.m. Non-Cham- ber members are welcome to attend as well, and tickets can be purchased at the Chamber Depot office ($22 per person). In addition to the four awards given, the banquet is an excellent oppor- Showcasing a different kind of self-propelled tunity to celebrate the year just past and look motion power, the SISU Ski Fest arrives on Sat- ahead to 2020. For the Ironwood Chamber of urday, January 11th, with it’s exciting “Finnish Commerce, 2019 brought the long worked-for Line” in downtown Ironwood. The SISU Ski restoration of the Hiawatha statue as well as a Fest is comprised of four ski events (classic and very successful sell-out of all the Jack Frost Raf- January events include the Ironwood Snowmo- freestyle divisions): the signature 30K SISU Ski fle tickets, which will allow the Chamber to in- bile Olympus Pro Vintage racing on Saturday, Race, 15K Heikki Lunta Ski Race, Hauska Hi- crease its 2020 contributions to Ironwood area December 28 and the USA Prostar races on Jan- ihto 5K Fun Ski, and the Depot Dash for kids 10 organizations and events. The Chamber thanks uary 4-5. Both events are at the Gogebic County and under, plus a Fat Bike Demo/Tour. everyone who contributed to the Hiawatha Fairgrounds. Check out their webpage for full de- Restoration Fund as well as those who bought tails: http://www.ironwoodsnowmobileolym- Officially closing out Jack Frost Wintertime is 2019 Jack Frost Raffle tickets! pus.com/ Like them on Facebook to see some the popular “Light Up The Night” Christmas tree Happy New Year to all! great pictures and videos or follow along on the burning event at the Norrie Club on Saturday, 25 Chamber FB page as we share their posts. The January, at 7:00 p.m. Hundreds of recently retired

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I feel strongly that 1) physical displays of affection should be reserved for people you are Dear N ot a H ugger: This man needs to friendly with (e.g., family, close friends, learn to take “no, thanks” for an answer. etc.) and 2) if a person says, “I prefer not No matter his intentions, it’s inappropri- to hug,” that should settle it. I’m not saying ate for him to insist on hugging you after this man has ulterior motives; I just would you’ve told him that you’d rather he not. like for my boundaries to be accepted. And it makes my jaw drop that he would THE PAJAMA DIARIES I have told this man politely but in no interrupt your prayers to do this. uncertain terms, “I am not a hugger.” I The next time he moves in for a hug have put out my hand to shake his hand when you’ve extended your hand for a before he can go in for the hug, but he handshake, don’t feel bad backing away insists on brushing my hand aside and and taking all the space you need. If he hugging me anyway. It’s as if he thinks feels embarrassed, that’s his own fault. he’s going to “cure” me of whatever he You are not being rude. He is being disre- thinks is my problem. This has been an spectful. ongoing problem for several years. I have Dear Annie : Regarding the letter from tried staying in my pew and praying until “Grandma Blindsided by Mental Health he leaves, but he often hovers not far off Issue,” about living with a person with until I depart. Sometimes he has even MOTHER GOOSE & GRIMM obsessive-compulsive disorder, please rec- come over and interrupted my prayer to ommend NAMI, National Alliance on Men- solicit that “hug.” tal Illness. I am on the board of NAMI I am not a mean person. I sometimes Spokane. I got involved because our adult just give in and give this man a hug. I am son has OCD and depression. NAMI has never unkind. Yet I know he takes it per- many affiliates throughout the United sonally that I am not eager to greet him States. We offer classes and support with a hug every time I see him. As for why groups for both families and those with he is so needy, I really don’t know. I know mental illness. All programs are free. Most he is married and has four adult children of these programs are funded through and several grandchildren, so I presume memberships, donations and grants. – he isn’t lonely. He seems to get plenty of Gretchen M. in Spokane, WA hugs from the other women at church. Dear Gretchen: NAMI is a great organi- BORN LOSER I should add that I am married and in zation, and I’m happy to print your rec- my 60s. My husband and I have a happy ommendation here. In addition to visiting marriage and great intimacy. I am affec- the website, nami.org, those in need can tionate with all my kids – including plen- call the NAMI helpline at 800-950-6264. ty of hugging, especially with my grand- Thank you for writing. children. 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Hello friends, In mid-December, Kids And Mentors .J. Glisson/Daily Globe Outdoors – or KAMO – held its annual A RAFTER of turkeys safely cross M-64 in Bergland last Saturday. The birds were out in abundance, perhaps delighting in “Joe” Learn to Hunt at the MaCkenzie the warm weather as much as local residents and tourists. Environmental Learning Center and the State Game Farm at Poynette. This week’s column will help describe what it takes and some of the happy moments for the SHOWCASING THE DNR 16 young hunters and especially the men- tors and kitchen help that make it happen.

Friday, Dec. 13 High 24, low 11 I am the president of KAMO, but in Michigan DNR recaps busy 2019 reality do very little of the work to make this incredible experience happen. By CASEY WARNER and JOHN PEPIN protection under the Endangered Trail doubles as part of the hiking route Today would be day one and maybe a Michigan Department of Natural Resources Species Act thanks to decades of work by of Michigan’s signature Iron Belle Trail, half dozen of our young hunters were able Before 2019 fades completely from a diverse group of partners. The species, which stretches more than 2,000 miles to take some time off from school for a sight in the rearview mirror, we wanted among the first in the U.S. identified as from Belle Isle Park in Detroit to Iron- bonus afternoon hunt The rest would to take one more glance back as we move being at risk of extinction, nests only in wood in Gogebic County. arrive from all over Wisconsin after dark forward at accomplishments over the young jack pine stands in Michigan, Wis- Moving closer to Arctic grayling’s for the weekend. past year. consin and Ontario. Bird enthusiasts return: In July, the DNR and its partners Josh Brodeur is perhaps 30 and is the With numerous notable achieve- from around the world travel to northern got one step closer to bringing Arctic son of Bob and Linda Brodeur who are the ments to consider, we’ve narrowed the Michigan in hopes of catching sight of grayling, a native fish that had disap- two folks responsible for starting and run- list down to 10 cool things the Michigan the rare warbler, whose populations had peared from the state by the early 20th ning our Lake Wisconsin Chapter of Department of Natural Resources was dipped perilously low by the 1970s. century, back to Michigan waters. The KAMO which is the Poynette/Lodi/Rio involved with over the past year. Long-term efforts by partners such as the ultraviolet water disinfection system at area. Isle Royale wolf translocation: In Michigan DNR, U.S. Forest Service and Oden State Fish Hatchery in Emmet This afternoon, Josh would be sitting September, the Michigan DNR aided conservation groups to ensure the avail- County was installed, meaning the facili- with his son, Landon, and an eight-point efforts by the National Park Service to ability of needed jack pine habitat and ty is ready to welcome juvenile Arctic buck that was very much in the rut gave translocate four wolves from the western control threats from competing brown- grayling. The UV system will protect fish Landon a shot. That is how the first and Upper Peninsula mainland to Isle headed cowbirds led to the species’ from any pathogens that may inadver- largest deer of The Joe was harvested. Royale. The effort increased the island’s steady ascent and eventual recovery. tently arrive with the grayling. This pro- The Brodeurs were friends of mine wolf population to 17. Wolves at Isle Conservation plans are in place to make tection is critical for the long-term pro- while growing up, and Bob is one of the Royale play a key function as predators sure Kirtland’s warblers continue to cess of cultivating Michigan’s Arctic main get it done people for the Joe. to moose, which number roughly 2,000 thrive. grayling broodstock (mature fish used Our cooks for the start of this hunt on the archipelago. This large moose Dow Chemical Co. settlement to for breeding), a goal of the Michigan Arc- would be Jeff and Patti Rouse. They order population has had negative impacts on restore natural resources: Under an tic Grayling Initiative. This project was the food for six meals for 44 people a island vegetation and other resources. agreement announced in November with generously supported through grants meal. They cook on day one and Jeff Multiple agencies are involved in the federal, state and tribal governments, the and donations by private donors. The returned on day two to help. We appoint work, with some participants lent to the Dow Chemical Company will settle an first in a series of three year-classes of kids to help do the dishes for each meal Isle Royale project from other states. The environmental complaint for an estimat- fish that will make up the founding but the cooks have a big time job. Patti key aim of the translocation efforts, ed $77 million in projects and funding broodstock for the Arctic grayling effort was one of my best friends in high school. which began in northeastern Minnesota that will restore fish, wildlife and habi- arrived at the hatchery in August. The in 2018 and continued in Ontario last tats injured when hazardous substances juvenile fish will be reared in isolation at Saturday, Dec. 14 winter, is to restore predation to the were released in past decades from Oden and, once cleared by fish health High 34, low 22 132,000-acre island’s ecosystem. DNR Dow’s manufacturing facility in Mid- testing, transferred to Marquette State Alfonzo Jones, or “AJ,” a member of the biologists worked to trap the wolves, land. The DNR is one of several entities Fish Hatchery to continue maturing. Baraboo River Chapter of KAMO, is a which were then transported by float acting together on behalf of the public as Releasing a Canada lynx back to the retired Air Force member, and after retire- plane to the island. The park service natural resources trustees. Under the set- wild: A Canada lynx grabbed headlines ment furthered his education and became hopes to translocate 20-30 wolves to the tlement, Dow will carry out or fund when it was discovered in mid-March a chef. Last night after the Wisconsin island over a three- to five-year period. restoration projects identified in Mid- preying on a farmer’s geese in Sanilac Dells girls basketball team narrowly Celebrating milestones: Throughout land, Bay, Saginaw and nearby counties. County. Because the lynx had been defeated the Adams team, AJ made it to 2019, the DNR celebrated 100 years of These projects include fish spawning behaving oddly — including being easily camp with his daughters Madison and Michigan’s state parks system. Focused and fish passage improvements; restora- approachable — the DNR, in cooperation Megane. on the centennial of the Michigan State tion of thousands of acres of wetlands with the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service, The Jones team would be our chief Park Commission’s formation in 1919, and other habitats; creation of multiple worked with a local trapper to capture cooks for the duration and these juniors the celebration included special events, public nature areas with nature trails, the lynx to evaluate its health. The in high school were phenominal. I met AJ podcasts, historical stories, videos, geo- fishing platforms and one bike trail seg- female cat, which was thought to be less while on a pheasant hunt a long time ago caching and more. It also sparked a part- ment; protection of a green corridor than a year old, weighed 18 pounds and and he is the brother in law to Rick nership with Bob Ross, Inc., on the along the Tittabawassee River; and measured over 4 feet long. The cat was Miotke, who is the president of the Bara- Happy Little Trees program, a tree-plant- expansion of boating access at the moved 400 miles north to central boo River Chapter, and I have known Rick ing effort to help state parks recover mouth of the Saginaw River. The agree- Schoolcraft County, where it was for most of my life. from invasive forest pests and diseases ment is subject to public comment and released by DNR wildlife biologists. Jon Hilmer has been in KAMO since that damage or kill trees. During the cen- approval in federal court. Canada lynx are threatened species in day one and before. I met Jon at a jam- tennial year, hundreds of trees were Lifesaving efforts: Throughout the Michigan. They are rarely seen, and boree for sturgeon spearing back in 2006. planted at state parks around Michigan. year, numerous DNR employees, many when they are it’s more likely to be in the I shared my idea for KAMO with him and In 2019 the DNR also celebrated fire-pre- of them conservation officers, were rec- Upper Peninsula. About three weeks we have been buddy’s ever since. Jon came vention icon Smokey Bear’s 75th birth- ognized for their efforts to save lives — after the successful release, which was up with our motto “Tradition Forward.” day – including creation of the short from helping get a fisherman who had conducted in partnership between the Jon has been mentoring a young man video “Wildfires are a Scary Thing” – fallen through the ice out of the water to DNR and the Detroit Zoological Society, named Cameron Crawford from Baraboo and the 100th anniversary Pigeon River rescuing a capsized kayaker suffering a relatively approachable Canada lynx who is 11. They have been having a great Country State Forest, a 106,000-acre for- from hypothermia. Notably, in October was photographed about 100 miles year together on one on one adventures est northeast of Gaylord that’s the largest Conservation Officer Jeff Ginn was hon- away, along the shoreline of Lake Superi- and today Cameron harvested his first block of contiguous undeveloped land in ored with his fourth DNR Lifesaving or at Whitefish Point in Chippewa Coun- deer which was a six-point buck. Michigan’s Lower Peninsula. Award for his actions to resuscitate a ty. The animal could not be verified as Rick Miotke is the boss of this opera- Battling the fury of the Great Lakes: man found unresponsive in a Newaygo the lynx released weeks earlier in School- tion and gets a ton done to make it hap- High water levels on the Great Lakes motel. A few weeks later, Ginn was fea- craft County. See a video of the release. pen. Rick is a part time pastor at his took center stage this summer as the tured on CNN’s “Beyond the Call of Moving and renovating former church and would be hunting with Natal- DNR partnered with the Ontonagon Duty,” a show that highlights inspiring Ulysses S. Grant home: In collaboration ie Trudell who is 11. I would be hunting County Road Commission to battle sig- stories about police and first responders with the Eastern Market Partnership, the with her cousin Jevon Trudell, both would nificant erosion that threatened to who go above and beyond in the perfor- DNR’s Michigan History Center in June be on their first ever hunts. destroy County Road 107, the eastern mance of their duties. Since conserva- embarked on a project to relocate the I did as much with Jevon this morning entry road into Porcupine Mountains tion officers live in the communities they Detroit home of Julia and Lt. Ulysses S. to prepare him for his hunt as I could as Wilderness State Park. The showdown at serve, they often are the first emergency Grant from the former state fairgrounds we sat in a turkey blind in a mature forest. Michigan’s largest state park was one of responders to arrive at a scene. Several to the city’s Eastern Market. There, after A half hour after first light I told Jevon that many battles against high water around employees from the DNR Wildlife and renovation, it will become a new I was going to blow on my buck grunt call the state. If the road was undermined Parks and Recreation divisions also resource for residents, schoolchildren and that a buck might come in real quick. and forced to close, an 80-mile detour received awards for their lifesaving and visitors to explore Grant’s life and I blew on the call, a buck came in real would be necessary to get visitors efforts in 2019. the impact he made on Detroit while liv- quick, and Jevon pointed at the buck and beyond the washout sections of the road. North Country National Scenic Trail ing there, and later as a Civil War gener- said, “there’s a deer.” The buck ran away. Prime attractions like the Lake of the rebuild: In October, the culmination of a al and U.S. president. The Grants moved Our young hunters harvested 11 deer. Clouds overlook, Union Bay camp- collaborative project to rebuild a section into the home in 1849 and lived there for On Saturday night they played bingo, and ground and numerous hiking trails of the North Country National Scenic a little over a year. The house was moved in the championship round a 270 was potentially would have been blocked. Trail in Ontonagon County was celebrat- to the state fairgrounds in 1936, where it given out to the winner. The $651,400 project to stabilize the ed. The work was completed with the was opened to the public for tours for By the end of the weekend, and as in shoreline, over about a half-mile of the combined strength of federal, state and many decades. The fairgrounds hosted past years this group of 16 kids were great hardest-hit areas, has succeeded in so far local partners. The DNR provided more its last state fair in 2008, and plans to friends and when they were not hunting preventing further damage in the face of than a quarter of a million dollars in move the home have been in develop- they were playing outside. strong snowstorms off Lake Superior. major grants to the project from the Iron ment for years. Moving, securing and On a serious note, our website is Meanwhile, a search for a long-term solu- Belle Trail grant program and the Michi- renovating the house for public use are kamokids.org. Our group is strong but we tion to the problem is underway. Several gan Natural Resources Trust Fund. The expected to take one to two years. lack enough members per chapter to expense proposals are being vetted, rebuild took place over roughly 2 miles 2020 lies ahead: With the shining achieve all of our goals. including a nearly $12 million option of of the route from a trailhead to pic- prospect of a new year ahead, the DNR is I grew up in Poynette and this chapter, relocating the roadway away from the turesque O Kun de Kun Falls on the Bal- hopeful, anticipating many more Lake Wisconsin really could use a few shoreline. timore River. Previously, this section of achievements to celebrate in the coming new members to come in at what ever Kirtland’s warbler successful recov- the trail was often muddy and difficult to months. level of participation they choose. Check ery: In October, the DNR celebrated the tread. Improvements include several new But for today, we’re happy to celebrate us out, we get things done in a positive U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service’s sections of boardwalk and wetland these successes we’ve had working over way! announcement that the Kirtland’s war- bridges, along with a raised gravel walk- the past 12 months to preserve Michi- Sunset bler – a small songbird once on the ing surface. As it does in several other gan’s natural resources and recreation brink of extinction – no longer warrants areas, this portion of the North Country opportunities for today and tomorrow.