DAYS ‘TIL Chance of snow 5 CHRISTMAS High: 19 | Low: 13 | Details, page 2 KONTEKA
GIFT CERTIFICATES AVAILABLE! White Pine, MI 49971 906-885-5170 www.thekonteka.com DAILY GLOBE yourdailyglobe.com Wednesday, December 20, 2017 75 cents Ironwood superintendent to retire at end of school year By RICHARD JENKINS tendent. when kids come back and tell us their He said the original construction of environment for our students and it [email protected] “I think 35 or 36 years is enough stories, that’s really what gives us true the Luther L. Wright building was offers them so many opportunities to IRONWOOD — The Ironwood Area time,” Kolesar told the Daily Globe satisfaction.” impressive, with work starting in May explore their own interests in the areas Schools is beginning to search for a new Tuesday. In addition to impact on the district’s 1924 and students were attending class- they want to pursue for a career.” superintendent after Tim Kolesar “I truly enjoy the kids, the kids are students and alumni, Kolesar said he es in it in 1925. He thanks the commu- The prospect of retirement is some- announced at Monday’s meeting he is what makes this job special. They’ll was proud of what he accomplished in nity for the support needed to pass the what bittersweet, according to Kolesar. leaving the district at the end of the always have special place in my heart, I the 30 years he was an administrator in bonds to fund the building’s renovations “It’s sad after all these years, but you school year. love trying to motivate kids to do the the district. over the years. know what, there’s a lot of life out there Kolesar has served as superintendent best they can so they can be successful “I’m proud I was part of the restruc- “I’m happy with the support we got for me,” he said. since 2010. He was first hired in 1977, in life,” Kolesar said. “One of the things turing of our district,” he said. “I’m from the community to renovate this teaching math and science before we always say is we want our students proud of the fact I was able to oversee place to what we have now,” he said. “I becoming a principal and later superin- to be more successful than we are; and the renovation of Luther L. Wright.” think this is truly an effective learning KOLESAR — page 5 Brutal cold weather forecast SING, CHOIRS OF ANGELS in Ironwood for Christmas By RALPH ANSAMI tive numbers are predicted for [email protected] today through Christmas, with IRONWOOD — Santa Claus high wind-chill readings. will likely be wearing his long The cold blast will be quite a johns this year as the thermome- contrast to this week’s warm ter isn’t expected to rise above weather across the Range. zero in Ironwood on Christmas The high for the 24-hour peri- Day. od to 7 a.m Tuesday in Ironwood The National Weather Service was 33 degrees, while the low predicts brutal cold on Monday, was 25. with a high of minus-2 and low of While it seems like a lot of minus-19 degrees. pre-winter snow has fallen, the There’s a 30 percent chance of total is 56.6 inches in Ironwood flurries on Christmas Day, but and that’s below the long-term less than an inch of snow is average of 60.5 inches for Dec. expected. 19. There was 10 inches on the The day after Christmas is ground Tuesday at the Gogebic- also expected to bring brutal Iron Wastewater Treatment temperatures, with a high of Plant off U.S. 2, near the fair- minus-9 forecast. That will be grounds. colder weather than was experi- The record snowfall up to Dec. enced all of last winter across the 19 for Ironwood is a whopping Gogebic Range. 128.9 inches recorded in 1989. There are no snowstorms in Winter officially arrives the 10-day forecast, although a Thursday and the NWS said few inches of snow could fall there’s a high chance the rest of from Wednesday into Thursday. December will be colder than Overnight lows in the nega- normal. Marijuana growing new problem for Bessemer By IAN MINIELLY Duncanson said the laws are still [email protected] in effect, so Trudgeon must sign BESSEMER — Tuesday his paperwork. Trudgeon said, morning Richard Duncanson, a “No, I am not.” local marijuana caregiver, fol- Duncanson talked to the Daily lowed through with his threats Globe about a timeline of related from the prior night’s city council past events. He said he initially meeting to visit the Michigan applied for the license Nov. 17 Ian Minielly/Daily Globe State Police and Bessemer city and paid the fee in cash. The city FIRST GRADE students sing “Snowman Choir” Tuesday evening during the Wakefield-Marenisco School’s Winter Concert. In the back row from clerk to re-apply for a medical accepted the paperwork and the the left are Matthew Sokolowski and Jayla Parker, while Nightealeeya Harvey and Jace Rabe are in the foreground. marijuana facility license. Dun- fee. However, Duncanson said canson said the state police said the city returned the paperwork they would not come to Bessemer and a check on Nov. 29, and said to enforce his application with he had to apply on Dec. 15. When the city as it was a civil matter Duncanson returned on the 15th, GCC hears heartfelt stories from TriO students between him and the city. he said Trudgeon refused to sign City Clerk Jim Trudgeon said his papers again on advice from By IAN MINIELLY The students shared their experiences Jesse Moore said he learned a lot about [email protected] under the advisement of the the city’s attorney. with the board. Lauren Vinopal said she himself as the conference brought about a city’s attorney he would not sign City Manager Charly Loper IRONWOOD — Jessica Leinon-Novas- signed up for a salsa dancing class while in time of self reflection. He said many of the Duncanson’s papers because the spoke to the Daily Globe Tuesday cone recently escorted four students from D.C. She did not know how to salsa and it traits that have made him successful, stem city considers the original ordi- and echoed Trudgeon, “It has Gogebic Community College to Washington was uncomfortable at first, but she danced from choices he made in middle school. He nances repealed and no longer in been repealed, effective Dec. 15.” D.C., for the TriO Leadership Conference. with strangers and met people, and said she said he quit sports to enjoy the outdoors effect. Duncanson showed Trud- Duncanson said according to The four students made a presentation to will carry the experience with herself for a more. While he severed many of those geon the two Daily Globe news- the state, the city ordinances are the college board Tuesday evening. long time. friendships with his teammates, he said he papers from Dec. 8 and 14 with still in effect for seven days after TriO is funded each year by a grant from Alyssa Eliason said it was, “Definitely a became the “smart kid.” He said it was more the city’s legal advertizements the Department of Education with more good experience;” while Roger Wing said he of a role he played than anything he truly announcing the repeal of the than $240,000 to provide support and access attended a class on how to better present felt about himself, but it resulted in him prior marijuana ordinances. to 160 eligible students at the college. Eligi- oneself and learned techniques about pos- becoming a perfectionist to match the iden- MARIJUANA — page 5 ble students must meet one or more of the ture and word selection during speaking. tity and reality. following criteria: be a first generation col- Wing put into practice his new skills of not lege student, meet taxable income guide- crossing his arms while speaking or saying, lines, or have a documented disability. “umm umm” throughout his talk. Hurley K-12 School considers GCC — page 5 options for expansion By RALPH ANSAMI space, rather than adding on to Ontonagon students participate in Crave 21 challenge [email protected] the K-12 building, is under con- By JAN TUCKER Foundation covered all expens- bad habit is replaced by good Foundation with a day of bowl- HURLEY — Hurley School sideration. [email protected] es. ones. He said teachers, volun- ing, laser tag and a pizza party. District Administrator Chis An original classroom at the ONTONAGON — The Onton- Superintendent Jim Bobula teers at the school, parents and The board hired Julia Belej to Patritto discussed possible end of the hallway in the shop agon Area Board of Education explained the Crave program others have commented the stu- fill the special education teacher expansion of the shop and locker area could be used in the expan- Monday saluted the 19 Onton- challenges students to get away dents involved are “doing a position, effective Dec. 4. Bobula rooms with the school board on sion, Patritto indicated. agon students who completed from bad habits by giving up great job and have been and explained Belej went from per- Monday. Patritto said after Jan. 1, he’ll the Crave 21 challenge. Onton- something for 21 days and com- very polite and considerate to manent substitute to regular Rough sketches of three develop a wish list of facility and agon was the only school in the plete workbooks on their others.” certified teacher. She has options were considered, but no intermediate school district to progress. It is generally believed The students who completed action was taken. have a group that completed the that if a habit is given up for 21 the program will be honored Expanding into the existing challenge. The Portage Health days, there is a good chance the Jan. 21 by the Portage Health HURLEY — page 5 ONTONAGON — page 5 C O N T A C T U S WEATHER INSIDE INDEX
TODAY DEVILS WIN Business ...... 13 Daily Globe Inc. Tuesday Precipitation High 34 To 7 a.m. Classifieds ...... 12-13 Vol. 99, No. 26 118 E. McLeod Ave. Chance of snow Ironwood girls defeat visiting Low 17 Tuesday .04 in. Comics ...... 11 P.O. Box 548 —Details, page 2 Hurley in high school bas- Ironwood, MI 49938 Year ago today Snowfall ketball action Community ...... 3 High 24 To 7 a.m. Obituaries ...... 7 Low -4 Tuesday 1.0 in. yourdailyglobe.com — Sports Opinion ...... 4 Today’s records Snow depth 10 in. page 9 906-932-2211 High 46 (1923) Season total 56.6 in. Sports ...... 9-10 Low -36 (1983) Last year 54.0 in. 2 l WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 20, 2017 THE DAILY GLOBE • YOURDAILYGLOBE.COM FIVE-DAFIVE-DAYAY FORECAST T FOR IRONWOODAREA OOD / NATION TODAY THTHURSDAYHURSDAY FRIDAFRIDAYAY SATURDAY SUNDAY
Chance Snow SnSnownow Likely Scattered SSnow Scattered Snow Mostly Cloudy 19° 13° 2222°2° 16° 20° 111° 13° -1° 4° -7° Winds: PSK:6:PSK :6: Winds:Winds: PSK1(PSK 1( Winds: PSK1(PSK 1( Winds: PSK:PSK : Winds: PSK:6:PSK :6:
Ontonagon LOCAL OUTLOOK 22/14 Today we will see cloudy skies with a 30% chance of snow, highh temperature of 19°, Bergland humidity of 74%. WWest southwest wind 2 to 8 18/10 mph. Snow accumulationulation of less than one Wakefield inch possible. Ironwood Saxon 17/9 19/13 Marenisco SUN AAND ND MOON 21/15 Bessemer 19/11 Watersmeet Upson Hurley 17/9 19/13 19/11 19/13 Sunrise ...... 7:41 a.m. Mercer Sunset ...... 4:15 p.m. Moonrise ...... 9:14 a.m. 20/14 Moonset ...... 6:39 p.m. Manitowish Associated Press 19/11 NATIONANATIONALAL WEATHER TWO DAMAGED train cars are removed atop flatbed trailers from the scene of an Amtrak train crash onto Minocqua Interstate 5 a day earlier as northbound traffic passes nearby Tuesday, in DuPont, Wash. Federal investiga- 20/12 Today Thu. Chicago 37/29 mc 40/30 mc tors say they don’t yet know why the train was traveling 50 mph over the speed limit when it derailed Mon- Dallas 69/50 pc 74/47pc day, killing some people and injuring dozens. Kansas City 49/41 mc 57/30 sh Los Angeles 62/47 fg 63/44s ALMANAC REGIONAL WEATWEATHER THER New York 42/29 pcp 37/27 pcp Orlando 81/66 pc 79/61mc Official: Train brake automatically Phoenix 69/46 s 57/40 s Temperature Today Thu. Seattle 39/29 rs 38/28mc High ...... 34 Ashland 30/20 mc 31/21ss Low ...... 17 Duluth 19/11 sn 21/10 sn Weather (Wx): cl/cloudy; udy; fl/flurries; pc/partly cloudy; mc/mostly cloudy; ra/rain; rs/rain & snow; s/sunny; sh/showers; activated in fatal wreck Yesterday ...... Eau Claire 34/25 mc 37/27mc Precipitation .04 in. sn/snow; ss/snow showers; wers; t/thunderstorms; w/windy Escanaba 24/18 mc 28/20 ss WEATHWEATHERHER TRIVIA DUPONT, Wash. (AP) — were damaged in the crash, she being qualified and running this MOON PHASES Grand Rapids 31/22 mc 34/24cl Investigators are looking into said. train previously,” Turpin said of Green Bay 24/16 mc 32/26 sn Madison 31/23 mc 36/30rs Wind speeds need to be at least how whether the Amtrak engineer There were two people in the the engineer. ))LUVWLUVW )XOO)XOO /DVW/DVW 1 1HZHZ fast for there to be wind chill? Marquette 21/13 ss 25/15 ss ? whose speeding train plunged off cab of the train at the time of the At least some of the crew had Rhinelander 20/14 mc 24/17sn an overpass, killing at least three crash, the engineer and an in- been doing runs on the route for
St. Paul 24/16 sn 25/15 cl people, was distracted by the training conductor who familiar- two weeks prior to the crash,
$WOHDVWPSK $QVZHU K S P W V D H O W $ U H Z V Q $ Wausau 22/14 mc 28/20sn S 12/261/1 1/81/16 presence of an employee-in-train- izing himself with the route, including a Friday ride-along for ing next to him in the locomotive, Dinh-Zarr said. A second conduc- local dignitaries, Dinh-Zarr a federal official said Tuesday. tor was in the passenger cabin at added. Krist Propane Now Serving Ironwood and The official, who was not the time of the crash, which is The bypass underwent testing Surrounding Areas for All Your Propane Needs! authorized to discuss the matter also part of the job responsibility, by Sound Transit and Amtrak publicly and spoke on condition she said. beginning in January and at of anonymity, said investigators In previous wrecks, investiga- least until July, according to doc- Call For Pricing 1-888-706-4120 want to know whether the engi- tors looked at whether the engi- uments on the Washington neer lost “situational awareness” neer was distracted or incapaci- Department of Transportation Installing leased propane tanks at no charge.* because of the second person in tated. It is standard procedure in website. Fast, Reliable Service • 24-Hour Emergency Service • Automatic Delivery • Special NEW Customer Pricing the cab. a crash investigation to test the Positive train control — tech- Preliminary information indi- engineer for alcohol or drugs and nology that can automatically cated that the emergency brake check to determine whether he or slow or stop a speeding train — WE HONOR ALL COMPETITORS’ COUPONS! WE WILL NOT BE UNDERSOLD! on the Amtrak train that she was using a cellphone, some- was not in use on that stretch of *Some restrictions apply. Call for details. derailed in Washington state thing that is prohibited while the track. Track sensors and other went off automatically and was train is running. PTC components have been not manually activated by the The engineer, whose name installed, but the system is not Man gets 28 years in plot to behead conservative blogger engineer, National Transporta- was not released, was bleeding expected to be completed until tion Safety Board member Bella from the head after the crash the spring, transit officials said. BOSTON (AP) — A man con- Wright was convicted in Octo- conspiracy to kill Geller, who has Dinh-Zarr said. and his eyes were swollen shut, Regulators have been pressing victed of leading an Islamic ber of conspiracy to provide spearheaded scores of events The train was hurtling at 80 according to radio transmissions railroads for years to install such State-inspired plot to behead a material support to the Islamic across the nation to decry Islam- mph (129 kph) in a 30 mph (48 from a crew member. technology, and some have done conservative blogger who upset State group, conspiracy to com- ic extremism. kph) zone Monday morning when The train, with 85 passengers so, but the deadline has been Muslims when she organized a mit acts of terrorism transcend- The cartoon contest Geller it ran off the rails along a curve and crew members, was making extended repeatedly at the Prophet Muhammad cartoon ing national boundaries and organized in Garland, Texas, in south of Seattle, sending some of the inaugural run along a fast industry’s request and is now set contest was sentenced on Tues- other crimes. 2015 ended in gunfire, with two its cars plummeting onto an new bypass route that was creat- for the end of 2018. day to 28 years in prison. Prosecutors had sought a life Muslim gunmen shot to death by interstate highway below, Dinh- ed by refurbishing freight tracks Dinh-Zarr said it was too early David Wright sobbed as he sentence for Wright, arguing it police. Zarr said, citing data from the alongside Interstate 5. The 15- in the investigation to say apologized to blogger Pamela would send a strong message to The plot to behead Geller, of locomotive’s event recorder. mile, $180.7 million project was whether positive train control Geller, law enforcement and his others considering terror attacks New York, was never carried out. Skid marks — so-called “wit- aimed at speeding up service by would have prevented Monday’s family and denounced the terror in the U.S. But Judge William G. Instead, Wright’s uncle Ussamah ness marks” — from the train’s bypassing a route with a number tragedy. group, whose horrific acts he Young said he was uncomfort- Rahim told Wright on a recorded wheels show where it left the of curves, single-track tunnels In addition to those killed, used to celebrate online. able with sending Wright away phone call that he decided to go track, she added. and freight traffic. more than 70 people were “Nothing I can say can fix the for life, telling him: “You are not after “those boys in blue,” refer- Dinh-Zarr said it is not yet Investigators were also look- injured. As of Tuesday, 35 were hurt I caused,” the 28-year-old a monster, yet you embraced a ring to police. Wright told his known what caused the train to ing into what training was still hospitalized, including 21 in Wright said. “I sincerely hope monstrous evil.” uncle that was “beautiful” and derail and that it was too early in required of the engineer and critical or serious condition. that I can be given the opportu- Prosecutors portrayed Wright, encouraged him to delete all the the investigation to conclude why other crew members to operate Two of the dead were identi- nity to help others avoid the mis- who’s from Everett, just north of data from his computer before it was going so fast. on the new route, said Ted fied as train buffs and members takes I made.” Boston, as the ringleader of the carrying out his attack. Investigators will talk to the Turpin, the lead NTSB investiga- of the rail advocacy group All engineer and other crew mem- tor of the crash. That includes Aboard Washington and were bers and review the event data assessing the training process excited to be on board for the record from the lead locomotive and how much time the workers inaugural run: Jim Hamre, a as well as an identical device were required to spend on the retired civil engineer with the from the rear engine, which has trains before they shuttled pas- state Transportation Depart- already been studied. Investiga- sengers, he said. ment, and Zack Willhoite, a cus- tors are also trying to get images “Under Amtrak policy he tomer service employee at a local on from two on-board cameras that couldn’t run this train without transit agency. The Gift FBI involved with airport That KeepsGiving! blackout probe; no sign of terror ATLANTA (AP) — The FBI is system. Delays there typically No matter how fast Delta and Your subscription will deliver knowledge and entertainment with in-depth part of the probe into what ripple across the nation because other airlines move, it will take a caused a fire that knocked out so many U.S. and international few days to get the hundreds of coverage of local and national news, sports, lifestyles, features, games, power to the world’s busiest air- flights are routed through the thousands of grounded passen- puzzles and so much more. port in Atlanta, but an agency Atlanta hub. gers to their final destinations, spokesman said Tuesday there Because of the magnitude of said Robert Mann, president of Months SSaveave UpOver to 3 –$ 46.50 was no sign of anything connect- Sunday’s outage, “we want to be an airline consulting firm in Port Months ed to terrorism. able to rule out any possible sce- Washington, New York. In rare 20%25% OFF es 6 –$ 90.00 “There’s no indication at this nario that wasn’t equipment cases, some passengers won’t 12 Months –$173.00 point of anything nefarious,” FBI malfunction,” Bell said. arrive until Thursday, he said. Newsstand PricesPric spokesman Kevin Rowson said. “We really don’t expect any “There are just so few seats DAILY GLOBE The federal Bureau of Alcohol, answers like that to come forth available during a peak holiday Tobacco, Firearms and Explo- for a few days,” he said. week, that’s just going to take a 118 East McLeod Avenue, Ironwood, MI 49938 or Call (906) 932-2211 • yourdailyglobe.com sives has also been involved in The power company is work- lot of flights with four or five the investigation, Georgia Power ing with the airport to explore seats apiece,” Mann said. DAILY GLOBE ORDER FORM spokesman Craig Bell said. how to prevent the situation Among the sad stories: The Your Name ______“We’re bringing everything we from happening again. blackout caused Kennesaw State have to bear to the situation to Among ideas being discussed: University’s women’s basketball Address ______make sure this doesn’t happen Encasing in concrete the area team to miss a three-day tourna- City ______State ______Zip ______again,” Bell said Tuesday. that holds key electric equip- ment in Puerto Rico. After the No conclusions have been ment, or moving parts of the sys- blackout, the Owls looked for Phone ______drawn as to the cause of the fire, tem to other areas. The blaze flights to the island from airports Is This A Gift Subscription? Yes No which took out the airport’s took out the main power and the throughout the Southeast but power supply and also its backup backup system because the fire had no luck, coach Agnus Bere- Recipient’s Name ______electricity for about 11 hours burned through parts of both in nato said in a statement. Address ______Sunday. The blackout stranded the same underground utility On Tuesday — two days after thousands of passengers on tunnel, authorities have said. the outage — passengers were City ______State ______Zip ______grounded jets and in darkened Delta and other carriers said still sleeping in the atrium area Phone ______concourses and led to the cancel- they expected to be running nor- that’s often used for events lation of more than 1,500 flights mally Tuesday. But passengers aimed at showcasing the world’s Payment Enclosed Bill My Visa, Mastercard, Discover just ahead of the frenzied holiday trying to catch Tuesday morning busiest airport. Video from news travel period. flights faced wait times of up to outlets showed passengers Card # ______Exp. Date ______Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta an hour just to get through the sprawled out on benches and Offer valid in Gogebic, Ontonagon Counties in Michigan, and Iron, Vilas Counties in Wisconsin. International Airport, the main main security checkpoint in the chairs, and luggage piled up in a Please call 906-932-2211 for out of area pricing. hub for Delta Air Lines, is a cru- domestic terminal, the airport’s nearby area of the domestic ter- cial cog in the nation’s air travel website showed. minal. THE DAILY GLOBE • YOURDAILYGLOBE.COM COMMUNITY WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 20, 2017 l 3 Community calendar TRANSITIONS CLASS
Email calendar items and com- Wakefield City Hall; 1-2 p.m., dlers, 2-5 p.m., Mercer School gym- munity news to news@yourdaily- Watersmeet Township; 2:45-3:15 nasium. 715-776-4588. globe.com. For more information, p.m., Marenisco Township. 906-667- Alcoholics Anonymous, 7 p.m., call 906-932-2211. 1110. Salem Lutheran Church, Ironwood. Wednesday, Dec. 20 Alcoholics Anonymous, noon, area74.org. Salem Lutheran Church, Ironwood. Sunday, Dec. 24 Christian Men of the Northland, area74.org. 6:30 a.m., Uptown Cafe, Ironwood. Mended Hearts and Diabetes Alcoholics Anonymous, 1 p.m., Hurley Monday-Wednesday Support Group, 2 p.m., Aspirus closed meeting, Salem Lutheran Pre-Kindergarten, Kindergarten- Grand View Hospital conference Church, Ironwood. 1st Grade Concert, 8:30 a.m. Hur- area, Ironwood. 906-932-2443. Mercer Health and Wellness ley K-12 School. Bessemer Area Historical Soci- Pickleball, 3-6 p.m., Mercer Com- Mentoring of Moms, 9-10:30 ety, 2 p.m., 403 Sophie St., Besse- munity Center. a.m., Range Community Bible mer. Narcotics Anonymous, 7 p.m., Church, Hurley. 715-561-4355. Regional Hospice Grief Sup- Wesley United Methodist Church, Cuddlebugs Story time for port Group, 2 p.m., Comfort Inn, Ironwood. babies and toddlers, 9:30 a.m., conference room, Ironwood. Monday, Dec. 25 Ironwood Carnegie Library. Open Community Dinner, 5-6 p.m., Wakefield Methodist Church, Hurley 2nd-4th Grade Concert, Alcoholics Anonymous, noon, 10 a.m. Hurley K-12 School. Putnam Ave., Wakefield, 906-667- 0230. Salem Lutheran Church, Ironwood. Alcoholics Anonymous, open area74.org. meeting, noon, Salem Lutheran ReGeneration Youth, 5:30-6:45 p.m., ages 10-11; Relentless Youth, Overeaters Anonymous, 5 p.m., Church, Ironwood. area74.org. All Saints Lutheran Church, Wake- Submitted photo DOVE Support Group, noon-2 7-9 p.m., ages 12-18; Lighthouse Faith Center, Ironwood. field. GOGEBIC-ONTONAGON Intermediate School District students in the Transition Program give back to the p.m. 906-932-4990. Alcoholics Anonymous, 6 p.m., community by donating hand-made fleece blankets to DOVE. The Transition Program provides educational Ironwood/Hurley Rotary Club, Watersmeet School Concert, 6 p.m., Watersmeet. Our Lady of Peace Catholic Church, opportunities for students ages 18-26 to build self-help sckills, independence skills, social skills, community 12:15 p.m., Elk and Hound Restau- Ironwood. area74.org. rant, Ironwood. Wakefield Chamber of Com- relations and pre-job skills. Pictured, from left, are: paraprofessional Laura Wendinger, Pam Niemi of DOVE, merce, 6 p.m., Wakefield Municipal AL-ANON, 6 p.m., Salem Luther- student Michelle Forstrom, teacher Jay Pawlak, students Jesse Parlier, Branden Nelson, Kaarina Danielson, Kimball Homemakers, 1 p.m., an Church, Ironwood. area74.org. Kimball Community Center. Building. Tanner Quade, Melissa Snarski and Sam Whiteside, and paraprofessional Jackie Hampston. Not pictured Alcoholics Anonymous, 6:30 Harbortown AA, 7:30 p.m. EDT, Iron County Veterans Service Ontonagon United Methodist Church include: supervisor Theresa Anderson, and students Kristianna Beslich, Elizabeth Colassaco, Cloe Dahlin, Officer, 1-3 p.m., Mercer, Wis., p.m., First Presbyterian Church, Tim Minier, Jeremy Netzel and Tyler Sperhake. Hurley. area74.org. basement, next to Holiday gas sta- Town Hall. 715-561-2190. tion, Ontonagon. area74.org. Hurley Legion Post 58, 2 p.m., Gogebic County Council of Iron Co Memorial Building. Veteran Affairs, 6:30 p.m., Besse- Tuesday, Dec. 26 Mercer Health and Wellness mer VFW. QUILTING GIFT Pickleball, 3-6 p.m., Mercer Com- Knights of Columbus Council Pickleball, 10 a.m. to noon, Iron- munity Center. 1396, 6:30 p.m. social meeting, KC wood Memorial Building. Wakefield American Legion, Hall, Ironwood. Breakfast For Your Brain, 10 5:30 p.m. Auxiliary, 6 p.m. regular Government a.m., Mercer, Wis., Community Cen- meeting, post, Wakefield. Aging Unit of Iron County ter. 715-561-2695. Red Devil Booster Club, 6 p.m., Board of Directors, 9 a.m., Hurley Alcoholics Anonymous, noon, room 205, Luther L. Wright K-12 Senior Center, Hurley. Salem Lutheran Church, Ironwood. School, Ironwood. Hurley Senior Center board, area74.org. Hurley School Choir Concert, 7 9:30 a.m., Hurley Senior Center. Ironwood Kiwanis Club, noon, p.m., Hulrey K-12 School. Gogebic County Forestry and Elk and Hound. Ontonagon School Concert, 7 Parks Commission, 4:30 p.m., Nat- Woods and Blooms Garden p.m. EST, Ontonagon. ural Resources Center. Club, 6:30 p.m., Haines Civic Cen- Ewen-Trout Creek School Con- Gogebic Range Solid Waste ter, Mercer, Wis. cert, 7 p.m. EST, Ewen. Authority, 4:30 p.m., Conference Life Support Group, 6:30 p.m., Narcotics Anonymous, 7 p.m., room, transfer station, Ironwood. Woodland Church, Ironwood. Salem Lutheran Church, Ironwood. Friday, Dec. 22 Alcoholics Anonymous, 7 p.m., area74.org. Episcopal Church of the Transfigura- Alcoholics Anonymous, 7:30 Mercer Cribbage, 9:30-11:30 tion, Ironwood. area74.org. p.m., Sharon Lutheran Church, a.m., Mercer Senior Center. Wednesday, Dec. 26 Bessemer. area74.org. Double Trouble, 11 a.m.-12:30 Government p.m., Serenity Center, Ironwood. Christian Men of the Northland, Wakefield Housing Commis- Mercer Food Pantry, noon-1 6:30 a.m., Uptown Cafe, Ironwood. sion, 9 a.m., Sunset Manor commu- p.m., Railroad Street, Mercer, Wis. Mentoring of Moms, 9-10:30 nity room, 200 Pierce St., Wakefield. Emergencies: 715-476-7655. a.m., Range Community Bible Bessemer Area Sewer Authori- Washington Elementary Church, Hurley. 715-561-4355. ty, 4:30 p.m., Bessemer City Hall. School Concert, 1 p.m. Bessemer. Alcoholics Anonymous, open Powderhorn Area Utility Dis- Ironwood Carnegie Library meeting, noon, Salem Lutheran trict Board, 4:30 p.m., Ironwood Board, 4 p.m. Church, Ironwood. area74.org. Township Hall, Ironwood. Alcoholics Anonymous/Al- DOVE Support Group, noon-2 Town of Oma board, 5 p.m., Anon, noon, Salem Lutheran p.m. 906-932-4990. Oma Town Hall. Church, Ironwood. area74.org. Ironwood/Hurley Rotary Club, Gogebic County Board, 5 p.m., Harbortown AA, 7:30 p.m. EDT, 12:15 p.m., Elk and Hound Restau- courthouse, Bessemer. Ontonagon United Methodist Church rant, Ironwood. Submitted photo Erwin Township Board, 6:30 basement, next to Holiday gas sta- Iron County Veterans Service THE OUR Redeemer Lutheran Church Quilters in Bessemer Township recently presented Jamie Stiffarm, p.m., Erwin Township Hall. tion, Ontonagon. area74.org. Officer, 1-3 p.m., Mercer, Wis., coordinator of Range Salvation Army, with a donation of 25 quilts. The group made about 100 quilts during Thursday, Dec. 21 Alcoholics Anonymous, 7:30 Town Hall. 715-561-2190. the year for various charities. Pictured, from left, are Barb Suomi, Eva Massi, Judy Mayer, Hannah Steckling, p.m., Our Lady of Peace Catholic Mercer Health and Wellness Stiffarm, Ellen Schneck, Annie Schelde and Arlene Clemo. Pickleball, 10 a.m. to noon, Iron- Church, Ironwood. area74.org. Pickleball, 3-6 p.m., Mercer Com- wood Memorial Building. Saturday, Dec. 23 munity Center. Narcotics Anonymous, 7 p.m., Briefs Monday, Dec. 18, 2017. teaching format. Gogebic County Veterans Ser- “This long running traffic The second part is a common vice Officer, 10:30-11:30 a.m., Community Pickleball Pad- Salem Lutheran Church, Ironwood. area74.org. safety initiative focuses on dan- sense approach to nutrition that Iron County health gerous driving decisions and looks at how to increase your department closed over behaviors that result in serious daily intake of fruits and vegeta- holidays injury and fatal traffic crashes,” bles, as well as other small steps Keep safety in mind this holiday season stated Spl/F/Lt. Jim Flegel, State to have a healthier new year, and HURLEY — The Iron County Services Bureau. “The MSP con- how to do it in a practical way. LANSING — ‘Tis the season catch fire, such as decorations, - Always turn off tree lights Health Department will be tinues to urge motorists to make The Wakefield Municipal to water your Christmas tree curtains and furniture -- and up when going to bed or leaving closed on Monday Dec. 25, Tues- responsible decisions behind the Building, MSU Extension will be daily, and use caution with can- high enough away from children your home. day, Dec. 26, Monday, Jan. 1 and wheel, which include not driving offering six weeks of “A Healthi- dles and electric lights. and pets. Battery operated, - Don’t overload your electrical Tuesday, Jan. 2 in observation of while impaired, to always use er You” classes on Wednesdays The holidays are a peak time flameless candles are another socket. Christmas and New Year’s Day. proper restraints and to avoid all from noon to 1 p.m. for the begin- for home fires caused by Christ- option.” - Discard your tree after the Michigan traffic fatalities distractions.” ners session of tai chi. There is mas tree and candle fires. holidays at a tree recycling pro- no charge but registration is “A dry Christmas tree is Keep these fire safety tips gram in your community. down during busy season Wakefield tai chi, nutrition required. Call MSUE at 906-360- extremely flammable and these in mind for a safe holiday “Be sure your smoke alarms LANSING, MICH. Prelimi- program offered in January 9732 to register or for informa- types of fires can turn deadly are in working order, have a fire season: nary reports by the Michigan BESSEMER— The program tion. within seconds, allowing you lit- extinguisher readily available - Choose a tree with fresh, State Police show three people “A Healthier You” will be offered tle time to escape. Keep the tree and know how to use it,” lost their lives in three separate well-watered, don’t risk the green needles that do not fall off Sehlmeyer said. “Have a pre- in Wakefield in January, accord- when touched. traffic crashes during the 2017 ing to Anita Carter from Michi- chance of fire and the loss of fam- pared and practiced home escape Operation C.A.R.E. Lifesaver ily, friends or your home,” said - Prior to placing the tree in a plan, with two ways out of your gan State University Extension. RIGONI’S BAKERY stand, cut 2” from the base of the Weekend. In comparison, seven “A Healthier You” programming State Fire Marshal Kevin home that will help ensure your people died in traffic crashes dur- OPEN 7am-12pm Sehlmeyer. “One of every four trunk. survival in a home fire.” includes two essential parts. The - Make sure the tree is at ing the 2016 initiative. first has to do with physical home Christmas tree fires is A live Christmas tree burn The 2017 Operation C.A.R.E. Christmas Eve Day caused by electrical problems or least three feet from any heat conducted by the U.S. Consumer strength and using tai chi to source such as fireplaces, radia- Lifesaver Weekend ran from become balanced physically and Get your FRESH Bread & Buns! a heat source too close to the Product Safety Commission 12:01 a.m. on Friday, Dec. 15, tors, candles, heat vents or mentally. COFFEE, COOKIES AND BAKERY tree. Check your electrical lights shows just how quickly a dried- through 11:59 p.m., on Sunday, lights. Tai Chi for Fall Prevention is ALSO AVAILABLE and cords for possible deficien- out Christmas tree fire burns, Dec. 17, 2017. These preliminary cies. Shorts in electrical lights or - Make sure that the tree is with flashover occurring in less a proven and enriching program not blocking an exit. numbers only reflect fatalities of warm up exercises and move- 906-932-3810 open flames from candles, than one minute, as compared to reported to the MSP as of 1 p.m. 110 S. Suffolk St., Ironwood, MI lighters or matches are also com- - Add water to the tree stand a tree watered regularly. ment sequences in an innovative mon causes of tree and house daily. fires this time of year.” - Use lights that are listed by According to the U.S. Fire a qualified testing laboratory Administration, candles start and that you distinguish two out of five home decoration between indoor and outdoor structure fires, with the top lights. three days for home candle fires - Replace any string of lights DAILY GLOBE being Christmas Day, New with worn or broken cords or Year’s Day, and Christmas Eve. loose bulb connections. Read “People can often fall asleep or manufacturers’ instructions for leave home with unattended can- number of light strands to con- HOLIDAY HOURS: dles left burning,” said Sehlmey- nect. er. “Keep candles away from the - Never use lit candles to deco- Friday, December 22 tree and from anything that can rate your tree. 9:00 a.m. - 1:00 p.m.
For reprints or lamination services, Christmas Day - December 25 contact the Daily Globe at 906-932-2211 CLOSED (No Daily Globe Publication) Friday, December 29 9:00 a.m. - 1:00 p.m. Hurley Chamber of Commerce New Year’s Day - January 1 New Year’s Cash Raffle CLOSED (No Daily Globe Publication) Only 100 Tickets Sold - Tickets $50 each 1st prize–$1750 2nd–$750 3rd–$500 [tÑÑç [ÉÄ|wtçá Tickets can be purchased at Hitt’s Fine Furniture, –DAILY GLOBE STAFF Sharon’s Coffee Company and Hurley Chamber Office. Drawing to be at Vintage Snowmobile Parade, Saturday, December 29 - 7pm @ Iron Horse Trailhead 4 l WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 20, 2017 OPINION THE DAILY GLOBE • YOURDAILYGLOBE.COM Happy holidays means all of them NOTE: This week’s column is authored by Daughter’s view: The miracle of DAILY GLOBE David, his wife, Cindy Skrzycki, and their Hanukkah, which occurs just as the light of daughter, Natalie Louise Shribman. days is diminishing, is simple: the rededica- Sue Mizell, Publisher Mom was baptized in a neighborhood tion of the temple and the preservation of Catholic church, had 16 years of Catholic light. It brings people together around a Larry Holcombe, Managing Editor education and served three terms on the source of light while urging Jews to acknowl- board of a Jesuit college. Dad, born nine David edge their families as a source of education years after the Holocaust, is Jewish, had a Shribman and light. bar mitzvah and was confirmed. Daughter is Christmas is my mom’s holiday, and I In Their Opinion in the middle of her third year of rabbinical respect that because I am grateful for the school and has her own Reform congregation way she respects and supports my religious Legislators should in Marion, Ohio. choice. When we gather at this season, we That’s why, each December, in the service We don’t just live in America. We are bring together members of her family, whom of peace on Earth and goodwill to America. We say Happy Holidays because I see only once a year, and I always smile to humankind, we say Happy Holidays. Or Sea- our holidays are happy. see the difference in our traditions and the end ‘dark store’ I believe you should have son’s Greetings. Mom’s view: acceptance and love we have for each other Don’t get us wrong. We recognize that nine yourself a merry little Christmas, as the song and for our different faiths. And with out of 10 Americans celebrate Christmas says, if it reflects your beliefs and customs. If Hanukkah I eat foods that I only indulge in comparisons and, moreover, that four-fifths of non-Chris- your family is Polish, Catholic and tradition- once a year — latkes with applesauce and tians do, too — along with 85 percent of al about such customs, as mine was in my sour cream and doughnuts. A move by big-chain retailers to drive down their prop- Americans who have no religion at all, childhood, we said Merry Christmas to every- Sometimes I think that the way out of this erty bills in municipalities around the state simply does- according to a Pew Research Center survey one because we didn’t know any Jews or question is simply to say, “Happy 25th Day,” n’t make sense. out last week. On Dec. 25 we say Merry Muslims. Our use of Happy Holidays was a given that Christmas comes on Dec. 25 and tag line on a Christmas card, a way to offer Many of these retailers are using what’s being called a Christmas, because Dec. 25 indisputably is Hanukkah comes on the 25th day of Kislev, Christmas Day. And from Dec. 12 to Dec. 20 good wishes for the New Year. according to the Hebrew calendar. “dark store” theory. It works like this: They say their I became much more sensitive to the off- taxes assessments should be based on comparable stores, we say Happy Hanukkah, because for our There’s a phrase I often hear when people family, that’s most relevant. hand Merry Christmas, the tree and the are struggling with how to celebrate even if those stores are vacant, or “dark.” trimmings when I married a Jewish person. Eau Claire-based Menards used the dark store theory You might imagine how the effort to drive Hanukkah in a Christian-centered country: the phrase “Happy Holidays” out of the We tried to go many extra miles to respect the December Dilemma. Instead, I prefer to this year when it sued the village of Howard over its 2017 American lexicon leaves us feeling uneasy. each other’s religions, and we did, deeply. I speak of the December Balance, emphasizing assessment. The retailer opened its Howard store in 2012 We acknowledge that our mixed family may could see how Christmas carols might offend a balance of acceptance and joy coming from on 18.6 acres, spending $10.6 million on land and build- seem unusual, but in truth there is a good you if you weren’t Christian, but I could also a family marking two holidays of light and ings. The village assessed the store and property at deal of the American heritage and American see that fighting to exclude this part of the love — and the comfort that comes from each $12.45 million; Menard Inc. said the assessment should culture in it — diversity, tolerance, a little bit holiday was disrespectful because the songs of us finding our own light in our own holi- be $5.8 million. of piety, a lot of respect and a good sense of are part of the season, even if played to dis- day. The retailer based this in part by comparing the humor. Especially that last element. traction. Dad’s view: I’m proud to be part of this Howard site, which is open and operational, to a closed We’ve found that having a family of differ- Adding Hanukkah was a joy. I love the lit country, and to be part of this family. As Home Depot in Beaver Dam, a closed Sears in Sheboygan, ences has produced a family of unity and candles piercing the nights’ darkness, just as Dickens’ Tiny Tim would have said: “God and to the former Cub Foods on Green Bay’s east side, strength. Dad has a friendship with the bish- I can look at a Christmas tree and see light at bless them, every one.” And all of you, too. which had been closed since 2009. (Two stores have since op that his late mother would likely find dark times. Happy holidays. moved into the Cub Foods building, but it was vacant at incomprehensible. Mom goes to synagogue Our own parents and others have left us, David M. Shribman is executive editor the time of the lawsuit being filed.) events alone when Dad’s not around or more and together these seasonal symbols remind of the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette. Cindy The closed Cub Foods building was assessed about interested in the Pirates game. The rabbi us of them and how they were faithful to Skrzycki is senior lecturer in the English $40,000 a year in taxes; the tax bill for the Menards in daughter last summer directed a camp that their customs and their faiths. Department at the University of Pittsburgh. Howard was about $209,000 for 2017. was focused on interfaith engagement and So my advice is simple: Be respectful Natalie Louise Shribman is a third-year Menards eventually dropped its lawsuit against that met, on alternative days, at a syna- and aware that not everyone is having a rabbinical student at Hebrew Union College, merry little Christmas. Howard. gogue, church and mosque. Cincinnati. Yet the claim that an open big-chain retailer should be assessed the same as a store that has been closed for eight Today in history years doesn’t make any sense. Those vacant stores aren’t earning any income for retailers, but the open stores are. The vacant stores require very little police and fire pro- By The Associated Press tection; operational stores are a big user of those services. Today’s Highlights in History Infrastructure is added in communities to get customers, On Dec. 21, 1937, Walt Disney’s employees and goods to those stores, as well as heat and first animated feature, “Snow White electricity. and the Seven Dwarfs,” had its world premiere at the Carthay Circle The- This isn’t an isolated case. A USA Today Network-Wis- ater in Los Angeles. The first Dr. consin investigation found 130 “dark store” cases filed by Seuss book, “And to Think That I big-box stores since 2014 against municipalities Saw It on Mulberry Street,” was pub- statewide. Of those cases, 67 are open. If each of those is lished by Vanguard Press. settled, local governments would lose about $774 million On this date in taxable property value, our analysis determined. In 1620, Pilgrims aboard the Mayflower went ashore for the first In Brown County, there are two open cases — a Wal- time at present-day Plymouth, Mas- mart suit against Bellevue and a Woodman’s case against sachusetts. Howard. A Menard’s case in Bellevue was settled in 2016. In 1864, during the Civil War, If the Menards’ suit in Howard had gone against the Union forces led by Maj. Gen. village, about $111,000 in school, village and county tax William T. Sherman concluded their payments would have been refunded, including $55,000 “March to the Sea” as they captured from Howard-Suamico schools. Savannah, Georgia. In 1891, the first basketball game, The tax burden would have fallen on the very people devised by James Naismith, is and communities that support the store. believed to have been played at the Two bills — Senate bills 291 and 292 — would end the International YMCA Training School “dark property” comparison and clarify that lease agree- in Springfield, Massachusetts. (The near Nantucket Island off Mas- Obama nominated Sen. John Kerry Mostel is 71. Actor Samuel L. Jack- ments cannot be factored into property valuations. final score of this experimental sachusetts almost a week after run- as his next secretary of state. Gym- son is 69. Rock singer Nick Gilder is The bills have bipartisan support in the Legislature, game: 1-0.) ning aground, spilling 7.5 million gal- nast Gabby Douglas, the first 67. Movie producer Jeffrey Katzen- however, neither has been brought to the floor. In 1940, author F. Scott Fitzgerald lons of oil into the North Atlantic. African-American to win an all- berg is 67.Singer Betty Wright is 64. died in Hollywood, California, at age It’s time for the Legislature to protect taxpayers and In 1988, 270 people were killed around Olympic title, won the AP’s International Tennis Hall of Famer 44. when a terrorist bomb exploded Female Athlete of the Year. Chris Evert is 63. Actress Jane homeowners. In 1942, the U.S. Supreme Court, aboard a Pam Am Boeing 747 over One year ago: President-elect Kaczmarek is 62. Entertainer Jim Yes, businesses should be taxed fairly, but don’t base in Williams v. North Carolina, ruled Lockerbie, Scotland, sending wreck- Donald Trump declared that the Rose is 61. Former child actress the tax assessment of a working store on that of a vacant, 6-2 that all states had to recognize age crashing to the ground. deadly truck attack on a Christmas Lisa Gerritsen is 60. Actor-comedian closed operation. It makes no sense. divorces granted in Nevada. In 1991, eleven of the 12 former market in Germany that killed 12 Ray Romano is 60. Treasury Secre- In 1945, U.S. Army Gen. George Soviet republics proclaimed the birth people two days earlier was “an tary Steven Mnuchin is 55. Actor- S. Patton, 60, died in Heidelberg, of the Commonwealth of Indepen- attack on humanity and it’s got to be comedian Andy Dick is 52. Rock —Green Bay Press-Gazette Germany, 12 days after being seri- dent States and the death of the stopped”; he also suggested he musician Gabrielle Glaser is 52. ously injured in a car accident. Union of Soviet Socialist Republics. might go forward with his campaign Actress Michelle Hurd is 51. Actor In 1958, Charles de Gaulle was Ten years ago: A suicide attack- pledge to temporarily ban Muslim Kiefer Sutherland is 51. Actress Karri elected to a seven-year term as the er detonated a bomb at a mosque immigrants from coming to the Unit- Turner is 51. Country singer Brad Letters Policy first president of the Fifth Republic of outside the home of Pakistan’s for- ed States. Jurors in Santa Ana, Cal- Warren (The Warren Brothers) is 49. France. mer interior minister, killing at least ifornia, recommended a death sen- Actress Julie Delpy is 48. Country The Daily Globe welcomes letters from readers. Letters should deal In 1967, Louis Washkansky, the 50 people (the ex-official escaped tence for a sex offender who abduct- singer-musician Rhean Boyer (Car- with matters of current, public interest. We reserve the right to reject any first human heart transplant recipi- injury). ed and killed four women over six olina Rain) is 47. Actor Glenn letter and to edit those that are to be published. Please avoid name-call- ent, died at a hospital in Cape Town, Five years ago: The National months while wearing an electronic Fitzgerald is 46. World Golf Hall of ing or personal attacks. South Africa, 18 days after receiving Rifle Association said guns and monitoring device (the judge Famer Karrie Webb is 43. Country Letters should be no longer than 400 words. An address and phone the donor organ. The satirical come- police officers were needed in all imposed the death sentence the fol- singer Luke Stricklin is 35. Actor number must be included for verification purposes. dy-drama “The Graduate,” starring American schools to stop the next lowing February). Steven Yeun is 34. Actress Kaitlyn Letters may be mailed to Letters to the Editor, Daily Globe, 118 E. Anne Bancroft and Dustin Hoffman, killer “waiting in the wings,” taking a Today’s Birthdays Dever is 21. was released by Embassy Pictures. McLeod Ave., Ironwood MI 49938; emailed to: no-retreat stance in the face of grow- Country singer Freddie Hart is 91. Thought for Today In 1968, Apollo 8 was launched [email protected]; or faxed to 906-932-4211. ing calls for gun control after the Talk show host Phil Donahue is 82. “The time will come when Winter on a mission to orbit the moon. Newtown, Connecticut, shootings Actress Jane Fonda is 80. Musician will ask us: ‘What were you doing all Brief, thank-you letters will be considered for our Saturday “Bouquets” In 1976, the Liberian-registered that claimed the lives of 26 children Albert Lee is 74. Conductor Michael the Summer?’” column. tanker Argo Merchant broke apart and school staff. President Barack Tilson Thomas is 73. Actor Josh — Bohemian proverb
DOONESBURY CLASSIC MALLARD FILLMORE
PUBLISHER EXECUTIVE.DOODV ASSISTANT/ACCOUNTING DAILY GLOBE Sue Mizell Jenna yourdailyglobe.com MANAGING EDITOR CIRCULATION Award Winning Newspaper Larry Holcombe Marissa Casari USPS 269-980 ADVERTISING DIRECTOR LEAD PRESS Published daily Monday - Saturday Heidi Ofstad Bill Westerman (except Memorial Day, Independence Day, Labor Day, Thanksgiving, Christmas and New Year’s Day) Periodicals postage paid at Ironwood, MI 49938 POSTMASTER – Send changes of addresses to: The Daily Globe, P.O. Box 548, 118 E. McLeod Ave., Ironwood, MI 49938 906-932-2211 • 800-236-2887 • Fax 906-932-5358 THE DAILY GLOBE • YOURDAILYGLOBE.COM WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 20, 2017 l 5 it all, so it will give me time to AREA / STATE Record Kolesar start unwinding a bit.” Kolesar’s retirement wasn’t the only personnel issue Cougar spotted in Douglas County addressed Monday. POLICE REPORTS From page 1 The board accepted Noah SUPERIOR, Wis. — Wiscon- City of Ironwood Regarding his plans after the Hale’s resignation as one of the sin Department of Natural The Ironwood Public Safety end of the school year, Kolesar district’s JROTC instructors, Resources biologists confirmed Department received a complaint of a suspicious incident in the Pocket said he is looking forward for according to the monthly person- four photos of a cougar wander- Park on Friday evening. the chance to slow down and nel memo, as well as hired both ing through Douglas County in A citizen told IPSD officers he relax. Carolyn Warren as middle school mid-November. watched a man, about 6 feet tall, “I’ve got to spend the first cou- Two of the photos were cap- track coach and Abby Samardich dressed in black, carrying two black ple months just taking care of as a monitor for the district. tured on the same day on two properties roughly 2.5 miles plastic bags and a third, smaller bag things around the house,” he Lynda Moore was hired as an containing a white substance. apart in the Foxboro area. Three said laughing. “Being here so elementary recovery instructor, The citizen said the man pro- days later, an additional two often, you just don’t have the William Sivula was hired as the ceeded to place the small, white photos were captured on sepa- time to do those little things that third floor custodian and bus plastic bag into a tree. That man should be done. driver, Adriane Birkmeier rate properties in the Bennett then left. “Of course, I love the outdoors. resigned as a monitor and Jay area, roughly 4.5 miles apart. Another man then came to the I love hunting, fishing, hiking, Vaughn was hired as elementary Bennett is about 27 miles park and retrieved the white bag biking, camping, skiing — I love basketball coordinator. southeast of Superior. from the tree. It is unknown whether the Officers responded, but did not with a Freedom of Information cougar is the same animal pho- find anyone around. Marijuana Act request for Trudgeon and tographed on multiple trail cam- ——— Loper to provide: eras in central Wisconsin Photo submitted A woman told the IPSD she was —Records of any communica- between early August and late A NOV. 11 trail camera photo shows a cougar moving at night in Dou- nearly involved in a collision with a tions, correspondence, notes, October 2017. glas County. The photo was provided through the Wisconsin Depart- snowmobile Friday around 8 p.m. From page 1 records or electronic transmis- Minnesota Department of ment of Natural Resources. The incident occurred on Ayer they are repealed and that they sions between Nov. 8, 2017, and Natural Resources staff con- Street, near Rigoni’s Bar. cougar photographed in Douglas States. would not be repealed until Dec. this date relating to alleged vio- firmed two photos of a cougar The woman said the snowmobil- County is one of the other ani- Cougars are a protected 21, meaning the city was bound lations of the Michigan Open near the Iowa border in early er came at her vehicle while operat- mals that were spotted, the DMR species in Wisconsin and cannot to sign his documents for mari- Meetings Act by Adam Zak, September 2017. The confirma- ing the machine on the wrong side said. be shot unless attacking a of the street. juana licensing on Tuesday. Allen Archie, Linda Nelson and tion coincided with confirmed There is no evidence cougars human or a domestic animal. Officers discovered from snow- Duncanson referenced More- Rob Coleman; and trail camera photos of a cougar in are breeding in Wisconsin. Biolo- Cougar attacks on humans are mobile tracks that the machine head, Kentucky County Clerk —Statements of any city Marathon County, Wis., during a gists believe cougars known to very rare, and there have been headed onto nearby Trail 2. Kim Davis’s refusal to issue mar- employee, official or city council similar time period. have entered Wisconsin are no confirmed conflicts between ANIMAL COMPLAINT riage licenses to same-sex cou- member relating to alleged viola- Without biological material males dispersing from a breeding cougars and people or domestic City of Ironwood ples, despite the law, and how tions of the Michigan Open Meet- for genetic testing, there can be no confirmation whether the population in the western United animals in Wisconsin. The staff at the Sleight School on Bessemer’s refusal to sign his ings Act by Adam Zak, Allen Lowell Street reported a pit bull was application was a similar case. Archie, Linda Nelson and Rob loose on the school grounds Tues- Duncanson said he would bring a Coleman. Briefs day around 8:35 a.m. suit against the city and they Duncanson’s request stated The black female dog was cor- will have to authorize his busi- the city has five days to comply ralled by a mail carrier, who kept the ness, despite their wishes. with the request and he will Meth lab busted in Sholander, UPSET commander. Upper Peninsula is retiring in dog in the mail truck until it could be Duncanson left city hall with- pay all the copy expenses when Houghton the wake of an internal probe of transported to the HOPE animal out his application signed on the records are available for pick 3 injured in UP accident alleged improper travel reim- HOUGHTON — Detectives shelter in the industrial park. Tuesday, but he returned later up. bursements paid to a subordi- ACCIDENT from the Upper Peninsula Sub- SHINGLETON — Troopers nate. City of Ironwood stance Enforcement Team from the Michigan State Police The Detroit Free Press reports A 7:05 p.m. Monday accident Mackey talked about how responded to a meth lab at a res- Negaunee Post responded to a Mitch Perry will retire as warden resulted in moderate damage to a Hurley Midget Brew is open on Tues- idence at 16187 Laminga Road in report of a two-vehicle personal days, Wednesdays and Thurs- injury crash on M-28 in Shingle- of Newberry Correctional Facili- parked vehicle, according to an Houghton on Monday. ty in Luce County before Jan- IPSD report. days from 7:30 to 8 a.m. Proceeds The Houghton County Sher- ton, near Percy Road, Friday are used to help financially around 5 p.m. uary. Johan Harju, 36, of 229 E. Arch From page 1 iff’s Department was sent to the The facility houses about 250 St., was backing his vehicle on Arch strapped students. In the past, residence earlier for reports of a A 2003 Honda Pilot driven by educational needs for the school the coffee shop raised funds for a 58-year-old Grand Rapids man prisoners. Street when the truck struck a legal- suspicious situation and after ly parked vehicle owned by Aaron board to consider in 2018. track shoes for a student and was traveling west on M-28 Department of Corrections making contact with the two Bale, 37, of Bessemer. The school board heard two caps and gowns for graduates. when it went out of control. It Department spokesman Chris occupants at the residence, they The trailer hitch of the Harju vehi- presentations Monday, from It has contributed to the Take crossed the center line into the Gautz said Perry didn’t give a observed several meth compo- cle damaged the driver’s side of the third grade teacher Kristen Kole- path of an eastbound 2008 Dodge reason for his retirement and he Time to Be Kind initiative at the nents. Bale vehicle, according to the Nitro driven by a 53-year-old doesn’t know if it’s connected to sar, on computer usage, and also school. A 21-year-old female was report. woman from Munising. Police the investigation. Andrea Mackey, on the Midget The money raised also goes to arrested for a probation violation There was no damage listed to Brew coffee shop at the school. scholarships at the end of the said both drivers and a passen- Investigators are looking at and tested positive for five differ- travel expense reimbursements the Harju vehicle. Kolesar showed how her stu- year. ent drugs and a 23-year-old male ger in the Honda were transport- FIRE CALL dents are using iPods in the Hope Worthington, a student ed to U.P. Health Systems Mar- paid to an employee suspected of was arrested on a three-count taking trips unrelated to prison City of Ironwood classrooms, including blogging who is earning class credit from quette by ambulance. The IPSD responded to a report felony warrant from an investi- business. and to develop reading skills. Midget Brew, handed out free Police said speed was a factor of a possible chimney fire Saturday gation involving the illegal deliv- Perry started working with The third graders are able to coffee certificates to board mem- in the crash. at 637 E. Florence St. ery of marijuana by UPSET ear- the department in 1986. He interact via technology with bers and the media at Monday’s lier this year. Seven IPSD officers and three their family members. meeting. Newberry warden facing became Newberry’s deputy war- volunteer firefighters responded to Detectives from UPSET den in 2008 and was promoted to obtained a search warrant for probe retires the call with engine 99. warden two years later. The house is insured, according son hopes the team will be fully the residence and, as a result, LANSING (AP) — A warden Perry didn’t respond to mes- GCC equipped and staffed next fall seized and removed components at a state prison in Michigan’s to the report, which did not detail sages seeking comment. any damages. and there are already multiple used to manufacture meth. nationally ranked gamers The investigation remains WEDNESDAY EVENING DECEMBER 20, 2017 enrolled on campus. ongoing and additional charges From page 1 Bruce Mahler was hired as are expected, according to Tim 7:00 7:30 8:00 8:30 9:00 9:30 10:00 10:30 11:00 11:30 Grandma Got Run Over Top 12 Greatest Christ- Page Six TV Seinfeld ’ Seinfeld Engagement Engagement The King of Moore expressed great thanks baseball coach. Mahler has an # CW KDLH by a Reindeer ’ (TVG) mas Movies (TVPG) (TVG) (CC) (TVPG) Queens ’ to the college for his education extensive background in baseball Survivor (Season Finale) (N) ’ (TVPG) (CC) Survivor “Reunion Special” Local 3 (:35) The Late Show With James and for enabling him to get the and has started a number of % CBS WJMN (N) (TVPG) (CC) News at Stephen Colbert (TVPG) Corden job he always wanted in the out- teams and programs already and Ontonagon Will & Grace ››› Pitch Perfect (‘12) Anna Kendrick, Skylar Astin, Rebel Wilson. KBJR 6- (:34) The Tonight Show Seth Meyers & NBC KBJR doors. the board thought he would do ’ College students enter an a cappella competition. ’ (CC) News Starring Jimmy Fallon (N) Dean of Student Services an excellent job setting up the Will & Grace ››› Pitch Perfect (‘12) Anna Kendrick, Skylar Astin, Rebel Wilson. TV6 Late (:34) The Tonight Show Seth Meyers ( NBC WLUC ’ College students enter an a cappella competition. ’ (CC) News (N) Starring Jimmy Fallon (N) Jeanne Graham provided the Samson’s baseball team. Mahler From page 1 The Gold- Speechless Modern American Match Game Amy Sedaris; News (:35) Jimmy Kimmel Live (:37) Night- board with a current list of stu- begins January 2018, but the * ABC WDIO bergs ’ ’ (TVPG) Family ’ Housewife Chris D’Elia. (TV14) ’ (TV14) (CC) line (TVG) applied for a waiver to teach spe- dents headed towards gradua- team will not begin playing until Empire “Full Circle” ’ Star The new label head Fox 21 Local News at 9 2 Broke Big Bang Last Man Modern cial education and will finish her + FOX KQDS ’ ’ tion or certificates achievement the 2018-19 school year. BROADCAST (TV14) (CC) (DVS) wants to rebrand. (TV14) (N) (CC) Girls (TV14) Theory Standing Family for the spring, but said more stu- The board voted to accept special education certification Empire “Full Circle” ’ Star The new label head FOX UP 2 Broke Two and a Two and a Impractical The Game , FOX FOXUP ’ dents are applying every day to Linda Gustafson’s retirement within four years. (TV14) (CC) (DVS) wants to rebrand. (TV14) News (N) Girls (TV14) Half Men Half Men Jokers (TV14) Bobula informed the board Nature Cats in Asia and NOVA Scientists test avian SuperNature -- Wild Fly- BBC World Newsline Tavis Smi- Tavis Smi- graduate, so the number is con- effective at the end of the school ` PBS WNMU the security system will be in Africa. (TVPG) aptitude. (N) (TVG) ers ’ (TVPG) (CC) News (TVG) ley (TVG) ley (TVG) stantly in flux. The board voted year. Lorenson said there is not Nature Cats in Asia and NOVA Scientists test avian SuperNature -- Wild Fly- Frontline “Putin’s Revenge Finding Your Roots “Fun- to accept the students for gradu- an element of the campus place when the new year starts. 4 PBS WLEF Africa. (TVPG) aptitude. (N) (TVG) ers ’ (TVPG) (CC) (Part 2)” (TVPG) ny Business” (TVPG) There will be two cameras, front ation if they complete the Gustafson has not impacted and _ Connected Life Beauty Bioscience Skin Skin Care Soft & Cozy Gifts (TVG) Jewelry Clearance (TVG) and side door with buzzers. Indi- HSN requirements. he described her knack for open- 0 Secrets of the Earth Secrets of the Earth Secrets of the Earth Weather Gone Viral Weather Gone Viral viduals will have to be identified TWC John Lupino, chairman of the ing his mail and knowing intu- 1 Baking Show The Great British Bake The National (N) (CC) News Coronation Rick/Mercer 22 Minutes before entering the building. The CBC board, expressed a deep grati- itively how to address and initi- 5 WTBSBig Bang Big Bang Big Bang Big Bang Big Bang Full Frontal Conan (TV14) (CC) Full Frontal Conan doors with badge access will tude regarding the college’s new ate whatever responses were < WGN-ACops (CC) Cops (TV14) Cops (TV14) Cops (TV14) Cops (CC) Cops (CC) Cops (CC) Cops (CC) Cops (CC) Cops (TV14) allow the district the ability to eSports team that is forming in necessary. > FX›› The Night Before (‘15) Joseph Gordon-Levitt. ’ ›› The Night Before (‘15) Joseph Gordon-Levitt. ’ Mike Mike the new year. Jim Halverson is The board voted to begin the identify who entered the build- ? CNNAnderson Cooper 360 (N) Anderson Cooper 360 (N) CNN Tonight CNN Tonight Anderson Cooper 360 shepherding the team, but the process of finding Gustafson’s ing and what time. @ USALaw & Order: SVU Law & Order: SVU Law & Order: SVU Law & Order: SVU Law & Order: SVU real leader of the team has to be replacement. At the same time, In other action, the board A ESPNCollege Football DXL Frisco Bowl -- Louisiana Tech vs Southern Methodist. (N) (Live) (CC) SportsCenter (N) (Live) (CC) a student, Halverson said. the school is also looking for a hired Julie Wardybski Roe as B ESPN2College Basketball College Basketball Wofford at North Carolina. (N) College Basketball Halverson’s role will be as a facil- Director of Online Learning and assistant track coach for the C LIFELittle Women: Atlanta (N) Little Women: Atlanta (N) (:02) Little Women: LA Little Women: Atlanta Little Women: Atlanta itator as the internet gaming Accessibility. 2017-2018 school year and Adam D FSDPistons Live NBA Basketball Detroit Pistons at Dallas Mavericks. (N) (Live) Pistons Live (N) (Live) Michigan Oakland team is responsible for running Spaulding as golf coach. F TDCHomestead Rescue ’ Homestead Rescue ’ (:05) Homestead Rescue (:05) Homestead Rescue (:05) Homestead Rescue its own affairs through a student G BRAVOHousewives/NJ Housewives/NJ Married to Medicine Watch What Housewives/NJ Housewives manager. H COMSouth Park South Park South Park South Park South Park South Park Daily Show Opposition South Park South Park I Jokes Jokes Jokes Jokes Jokes Jokes Jokes Jokes Jokes Imp. Jokers Halverson said the plan is to TRUTV J Total Divas (TV14) (CC) Total Divas (N) (TV14) Total Divas (TV14) (CC) E! News (TVPG) (CC) Total Divas (TV14) (CC) put the team in room A-211, E! K Vikings ’ (TV14) Vikings (N) ’ (TV14) (:01) Knightfall (N) (TV14) (:01) Knightfall ’ (TV14) (:02) Vikings ’ (TV14) which is across from the library, ONE LOCATION/TWO MEETINGS! HIST L A&EStorage Storage Storage Storage Ozzy & Jack’s Storage Storage Storage Storage for competitions, where stadium Bessemer O NICK››› The SpongeBob Movie: Sponge Out of Water Prince Prince Friends ’ Friends ’ Friends ’ Friends ’ seating will enable fans to watch Wednesday, December 27, 2017 Wednesdays P FREENat’l-Christmas (7:50) ››› Elf (‘03) Will Ferrell, James Caan. ’ (CC) The 700 Club ’ (CC) ›› Four Christmases the play. He said it will cost 5:15 pm Weigh-In; 5:45 pm Meeting 6:00 am Weigh-In, 6:30 am Meeting Q SPIKEFriends ’ Friends ’ ›› Road House (‘89, Action) Patrick Swayze, Kelly Lynch, Sam Elliott. ’ (CC) ››› The Italian Job (‘03) about $15,000 to buy the new CABLE St. Sebastian Church, 210 E. Iron Street, Bessemer, MI 49911 R CMTLast Man Last Man ›› Fever Pitch (‘05) Drew Barrymore, Jimmy Fallon. (CC) ›› Fever Pitch (‘05) Drew Barrymore. computers and monitors and the NEW Program and payment options available T AMC››› Scrooged (‘88) Bill Murray, Karen Allen. (CC) ››› Scrooged (‘88) Bill Murray, Karen Allen. (CC) ›› The Bucket List (‘07) team will begin playing in the C- Visit a weekly meeting before 12-27-17 to pre-register U TNTThe Librarians (N) (TVPG) The Librarians (N) (TVPG) The Librarians (TVPG) The Librarians (TVPG) ›› Just Like Heaven Start League against Big 10 All pre-registered members are in raffle drawings for V FOXNTucker Carlson Tonight Hannity (N) (CC) The Ingraham Angle (N) Fox News at Night (N) Tucker Carlson Tonight $10 OFF meeting room products teams. The first tournament is W SYFY(6:30) ››› Mad Max: Fury Road (‘15) Tom Hardy. Happy! (N) (TVMA) (CC) (9:48) › The Condemned 2 (‘15) Randy Orton. Jan. 13 and Halverson is not Minimum number required to join for series to resume. All members are required to pay on start date. X TVLNDEverybody Raymond Raymond Raymond Mom (TV14) Mom (TV14) King King King King expecting to have the team fully Y ANPLMiracles Miracles Dr. Jeff: Furr-ever Home Dr. Jeff: RMV Dr. Jeff: RMV up and running by then. Halver- Z OXYCSI: Crime Scene CSI: Crime Scene CSI: Crime Scene CSI: Crime Scene CSI: Crime Scene 2016 POLARIS 800 Switchback PRO Sno Check [ TOONKing of Hill Amer. Dad Cleveland Amer. Dad Burgers Burgers Family Guy Family Guy Rick, Morty Tender ≠ HGTVProperty Brothers (TVPG) Property Brothers Hunters Hunters Int’l Property Brothers (TVPG) Property Brothers Lottery Only 1500 Miles, 800cc, EFi, new AX4S Pro Ride Chassis, Æ FOODIron Chef Showdown Iron Chef Showdown (N) Iron Chef: Behind Iron Chef America (TVG) Iron Chef Showdown 137”-1 3/8” Cobra Track, Electric start, Walker Evans ± BIGTENCollege Basketball Texas-San Antonio at Nebraska. BTN: Ten B1G Years B1G Football & Beyond (CC) Reservoir Shocks, Analog gauge w/bluetooth +GPS, ∂ DISNHome Alone: The Holiday Heist (‘12) Raven K.C. Under. Liv-Mad. Bizaardvark Raven Stuck Bunk’d ’ Tuesday ∑ TRAVExpedition Unknown Expedition Unknown (N) Expedition Unknown Expedition Unknown Expedition Unknown Michigan 1-owner trade, Sno Check Model. ››› ›› ›› Poker Lotto: 2C-3D-2H-2S-6S ∏ TCM(:15) The Story of Robin Hood (:45) The Sign of Zorro (‘60) Guy Williams. Toby Tyler (‘60) Kevin Corcoran. Midday Daily 3: 0-1-4 π EWTNEWTN Live (N) (TVG) News Holy Rosary Father Spitzer’s Universe Word Is Women of Daily Mass - Olam Midday Daily 4: 4-6-7-5 ∫ MSNBCAll In With Chris Hayes Rachel Maddow Show The Last Word The 11th Hour Rachel Maddow Show Daily 3: 3-9-5 Daily 4: 3-5-7-8 SALE! ø HALLEnchanted Christmas (‘17) Alexa PenaVega. (CC) Christmas in Evergreen (‘17) Ashley Williams. (CC) Christmas Cookies (‘16) Fantasy 5: 02-16-24-25-36 $ ⁄ FS1College Basketball College Basketball Speak for Yourself TMZ Sports Undisputed Keno: 01-02-16-17-20-23-25-27-28-29-34-42-44-45- 8,599 Õ GSNFamFeud FamFeud Ridiculous Cash Bash! FamFeud FamFeud Cash Cab Cash Cab Ridiculous Cash Bash! 50-52-53-60-61-66-71-74 Wisconsin (129) SUNDCriminal Minds ’ (TV14) Criminal Minds ’ (TV14) Criminal Minds ’ (TV14) Criminal Minds ’ (TV14) Criminal Minds ’ (TV14) 5 Card Cash: 6D-7D-4H-7H-3S (501) HBO(:15) ›› Going in Style (‘17) Morgan Freeman. (CC) Gunpowder (N) (TVMA) (:05) ››› The Conjuring 2 (‘16) Patrick Wilson. (R) SuperCash: 04-05-25-29-33-35, Doubler: Y (503) HBO2(6:56) Gunpowder (TVMA) (7:58) Gunpowder (TVMA) ››› Deepwater Horizon (‘16) Mark Wahlberg. (CC) 32 Pills: My Sister’s Badger 5: 14-15-16-29-31 Daily Pick 3: 8-4-0 (531) MAX›› Bad Boys II (‘03, Action) Martin Lawrence, Will Smith. (R) (CC) ›› 15 Minutes (‘01) Robert De Niro. (R) (CC) Sound Daily Pick 4: 9-2-4-6 Cloverland Motors (561) SHOW›› St. Elmo’s Fire (‘85) Rob Lowe. ’ (R) (CC) TBA ››› While You Were Sleeping (‘95) ’ (:15) SMILF Brimstone 300 E. Cloverland Dr., (U.S. 2) • Ironwood, MI 49938 Multi-state (591) TMC(6:00) ››› Ray (‘04) Jamie Foxx. (CC) (:35) ››› The Legend of Bagger Vance (‘00) (CC) (:45) ››› Inside Man (‘06) ’ (R) (CC) Mega Millions: 28-37-39-42-58, Mega Ball: 2, Megapli- 906-932-1202 www.cloverlandmotorsports.com (593) TMC2(6:00) › End of Days (‘99) (:05) ›› Maximum Risk (‘96, Action) ’ (R) (CC) ››› Conan the Barbarian (‘82) ’ (R) (CC) er: 3 PREMIUM 6 l WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 20, 2017 AREA THE DAILY GLOBE • YOURDAILYGLOBE.COM Iron County joins statewide legal effort against opioid makers By RICHARD JENKINS to residents dealing with opioid programs for residents if it was- [email protected] addiction as part of the basis n’t needed for opioid-related HURLEY — Iron County is from the lawsuit. costs. joining other Wisconsin counties “(Iron County) has spent mil- The county will use the law in filing lawsuits against the lions in unexpected and unbud- firms of von Briesen & Roper, manufactures of opioid medica- geted time and resources in its Crueger Dickinson LLC and Sim- tions, after the Iron County programs and services related to mons Hanly Conroy LLC in its Board of Supervisors adopted a the opioid epidemic and (the) lawsuit, according to the resolu- resolution to that effect Tuesday. county is responsible for a multi- tion, with the firms representing The lawsuit is part of the Wis- tude of programs and services, the county on a contingency basis consin Counties Association’s all of which require (the) county — meaning they will bear the effort to involve as many of the to expend resources generated costs upfront and only be paid if state’s 72 counties as possible in through state and federal aid, the county receives “financial legal action against the pharma- property tax levy, fees and other benefit” from the suit. ceutical companies. permissible revenue sources,” Several board members said “They’re trying to get all 72 the resolution reads. “(Iron during the meeting targeting the counties on board, there’s right County’s) provision of programs pharmaceutical companies was around 50 — or a little better and services becomes more and not enough or focused on the than 50 — that are finally more difficult every year because wrong part of the opioid problem. onboard with it,” County board the costs associated with provid- “We’re suing the opioid manu- chairman Joe Pinardi said after ing the opioid epidemic programs facturers — they’re making (the the meeting. “I passed the resolu- and services continue to rise, yet drugs),” county board member tion and everything on to our cor- (the) county’s ability to generate Larry Youngs said. “When are we Richard Jenkins/Daily Globe poration counsel and he went revenue is limited by strict levy going to start suing the people FIVE MEMBERS of Iron County’s youth advisory board are sworn in Tuesday during the Iron County Board of over it with a fine tooth comb and limit caps and stagnant or declin- that are actually writing the pre- Supervisors meeting. Those present at the board meeting included, from left, Mercer students Billie Botes said it’s a good thing and we can ing state and federal aid to (the) scriptions out there?” and Molly Hohner, Hurley students Tabbi Morello and Dayne Stuhr and Mercer student Allen Rodriguez. get on board with it.” county.” Aiyana Nickel is also a member of the advisory board but was playing for Hurley in the girls basketball game The resolution cites the finan- The resolution argues the against Ironwood Tuesday — which several board members were clear was a good excuse to miss the meet- cial impact of providing services money could be spent on other ing. Iron County Clerk Mike Saari, right, delivered the oath to the members. IRON — page 7
––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––– RULES ––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––– 1. Must be 18 or older to play. Only one entry per person. 8. All entries must be in the Daily Globe office by 1 p.m. 2. Official entry form must be used. No photo copies. Friday. No exceptions 3. Entry form published every Wednesday in the Daily Globe 9. Weekly winner receives $50 gift certificate to one of the 4. Players pick the winners of 16 weekly NFL, college and Football Contest sponsors listed on the Football contest high school games page. Gift certificates must be picked up at Daily Globe office. Certificates will not be mailed. 5. Players must pick a winner in the tiebreaker game and 10. Gift Certificates will expire 60 days after they are issued. also guess total points scored in that game. Certificates will be issued on Tuesday following that week’s Win A $50.00 Gift Certificate 6. Winner is the entry with the most correct picks contest. Winners will be announced on the contest page. to one of the merchants on this page 7. Ties will be broken by tiebreaker pick. Tiebreaker game 11. Contest will run for 20 weeks. Wed., Sept. 6, 2017 to winner is considered first, then total points scored in Wed., Jan. 17, 2018. 20 WEEKS the game. If entries are still tied, a random drawing 12. Daily Globe employees and immediate family members $1000 given away between tied entries will determine winner. are not eligible to participate.
CONGRATULATIONS! AREA’S #1 USED AUTO DEALER Week 15 Football Contest Winner This weeks Feature vehicle 2009 FORD F-350 SUPER KEN “CLOUD” SLIPPER DUTY XL DRW RED’SIR ON AN Dual heated electric (12-2) WOO ICHIG White Pine, MI D, M outside mirrors, trailer Tiebreaker Score: 27 of 35 Furniture, Mattresses & More hitch, integrated 1231 E. Cloverland Dr., trailer brake Ironwood, MI Certificate can be picked up at the Daily Globe Office 5079 N US HWY 51 MERCER, WI controller. Monday-Friday 9:00am-4:00pm 906-932-4449 Main Office 715-476-9154 www.redsautosales.com $24,995 Your Appliance Headquarters OPEN DAILY AT THIS WEEK’S 11:00 A.M. CLOSED WEDNESDAY GAMES See the Professionals Today! Dec. 20, 2017 INSTALLATION • SERVICE 629 W. Cloverland Dr., Suite 6, Ironwood, MI Nightly Specials ~ Friday Fish Fry (Circle the winner) 906-932-9018 Nightly Specials ~ Friday Fish Fry R HOURS: Mon.-Fri. 8-5; etur 6215 Hwy. M, 3 Miles North of Boulder Junction • 715-385-9288 by 1pm n Sat. 9-2 Dec. , Fri., 1. Bahamas Bowl be e 22 to lig UAB v Ohio ible! Petroleum Products Auto and Heavy Duty Truck Repair Cloverland Motorsports, Inc. 2. Famous Idaho Potato Bowl One of the Largest Tire Dealers in the Western UP Central Michigan v Wyoming Your Local Authorized Dealer 3. Birmingham Bowl SALES, SERVICE, PARTS, RENTALS Texas Tech. v South Florida 300 E. Cloverland Dr., Ironwood, MI 49938 4. Armed Forces Bowl U.S. 2 Phone: 1-800-932-1202 or 1-906-932-1202 SERVICE CENTER San Diego State v Army C&M OIL Email: [email protected] BESSEMER, MI Jim Carpenedo IRONWOOD, MI Website: cloverlandrentals.com 5. Dollar General Bowl 667-0222 www.cmoilco.com 932-0700 Appalachian State v Toledo 6. Hawaii Bowl Jagger’s Ore House Fresno State v Houston GIOVANONI’S 7. Detroit v Cincinnati Food & Spirits Your #1 Stop Shopping Mall “Without Walls” 8. Atlanta v New Orleans Now Booking Your Holiday Parties! • Licenses • Fishing & Hunting Supplies 9. Denver v Washington SERVING HOMEMADE PIZZA, SOUPS, BOUNTIFUL SALADS & BURGERS ~ Delicious Friday Fish Fry ~ Cook’s Sunday Dinner Specials ~ • Lawn Mowers • Tools 10. Seattle v Dallas ~ Daily Specials ~ Signature Drinks ~ Your Local • Plumbing & Electrical Supplies HOURS: Wed. & Thurs. 4-9; Fri. & Sat. 12-10; Sun. 12-9 • Tool Rentals and more 11. Cleveland v Chicago Dealer OPEN: 7 DAYS A WEEK 303 Silver Street • Hurley, WI 54534 (715)561-4141 ######################
Tiebreaker – Guess score MARY HITT “The Furniture You Want ... OWNER The Way You Want It.” Minnesota______vs. Green Bay______SUNDAY LAKE SUPERMARKET ###################### Service • Selection • Quality No football expertise or purchase necessary. and Low Prices Simply fill out the entry blank and return it to OUR MEAT DEPARTMENT IS SECOND TO NONE!! the Daily Globe by Friday by 1 p.m. www.hittsfinefurniture.net 128 E. Aurora St., Ironwood, MI 49938 504 Main St. W., Ashland, WI 54806 East. U.S. 2 Name______(906) 932-4400 (715) 682-8900 Wakefield, Michigan 49968 906-224-9491 Address______•BUILDING MATERIALS •TOOLS City______State_____Zip______•PAINT •HARDWARE B.BUY ONEO. BURGER G. ANDO. Phone______•PLUMBING •ELECTRICAL •LAWN & GARDEN TWO BEVERAGES GET ONE BURGER In case of a tie, winner will be determined from the tiebreaker score. If (EQUAL OR LESSER VALUE) entries are still tied, a random drawing between tied entries will 50% OFF! ST determine winner. No photocopied entries will be accepted. Entries EXPIRATION: JANUARY 31 , 2018 must be mailed or dropped off to The Daily Globe, 118 E. McLeod Ave., Ironwood, MI 49938, ATTN: Football Contest. Entries received after 4 p.m. E. U.S. Hwy. 2, Bessemer, MI on Friday will not be eligible to win. (906) 667-0201 BURGERS BAR & GRILL 7 NIMIKON, GILE, WI 54525 715-561-2767 THE DAILY GLOBE • YOURDAILYGLOBE.COM AREA / NATION WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 20, 2017 l 7 Obituaries US short of options to punish North Eugene R. ‘Eggy’ Ridanpaa MENOMONEE FALLS, Wis. — Eugene R. “Eggy” Ridan- Korea for serious cyberattack paa, 85, formerly of Ironwood, died peacefully at home on Mon- day, Dec. 18. WASHINGTON (AP) — The Trump administration vowed He is survived by children, Gena Ridanpaa, Jackie (Andrew) Tuesday that North Korea would Fritsch and Teri Jo (Todd) Spencer. He was a proud grandpa be held accountable for a May of Haley Jo Spencer, Evyn Rae Spencer, Jackson Paul Spencer cyberattack that affected 150 and Nicholas Andrew Fritsch and further survived by nieces, countries, but it didn’t say how, nephews, other relatives and friends and special friend Clara highlighting the difficulty of pun- Borneman. ishing a pariah nation already Eugene was preceded in death by his wife, Joanne (nee sanctioned to the hilt for its Johnson), as well as his parents, three brothers and two sis- nuclear weapons program. ters. The WannaCry ransomware Eugene was a proud member of the Sheet Metal Workers attack infected hundreds of thou- Union-Local 18 for 60-plus years. sands of computers worldwide In accordance to his wishes, no services will be held. Memo- and crippled parts of Britain’s rials in Eugene’s name to the American Cancer Society or National Health Service. It was Horizon Home Care and Hospice, who also took care of Joanne, the highest-profile cyberattack are greatly appreciated. North Korea has been blamed for since the 2014 hack of Sony Pic- tures after it produced “The and distributors the Journal Interview,” a satirical movie Iron Sentinel reported in early imagining a CIA plot to kill lead- November. er Kim Jong Un. Data from the Wisconsin While that destructive attack Department of Health Services led to leaks of confidential data From page 6 cited by Wisconsin Public Radio from the movie studio and emails Others supported the idea of shows 1,031 Wisconsin residents that embarrassed Sony talent, going after the manufacturers. died in 2016 from opioid overdos- the implications of the Wan- “This is the way they took es, up from 872 in 2015. naCry intrusion were altogether down the tobacco companies, this The rate of Wisconsin’s deaths more serious. Homeland security is the same concept they’re going from opioid overdoses has close adviser Tom Bossert said it was Associated Press with,” county board member to doubled between 2006 and “a reckless attack and it was WHITE HOUSE Homeland Security Adviser Tom Bossert speaks during a briefing blaming North Korea for a Scott Erickson said. 2015, the Journal Sentinel meant to cause havoc and ransomware attack that infected hundreds of thousands of computers worldwide in May and crippled parts There was a general consen- reported using department of destruction.” He said it put lives of Britain’s National Health Service, at the White House, Tuesday, in Washington. sus that while suing the compa- health statistics — from 5.9 at risk in British hospitals. nies may not be the perfect solu- deaths per 100,000 residents to Other experts say the attack behind WannaCry. take place “at a time and manner observe the use of any method tion, it was at least a place to 10.7 deaths per 100,000 resi- was more likely an attempt by Under Trump, the U.S. has of our choosing.” designed to compromise power start. dents. Kim’s cash-strapped government piled on economic sanctions If any further action was supply. They also believe that The resolution claims there is In other action: to extract money. Last year, the against North Korea, both on its taken, it was never made public. North Korean hackers are tar- evidence the companies bear —Five members of the coun- same hacking group was suspect- own and with wide international While experts say North geting bitcoin exchanges to sup- some liability for the nation-wide ty’s new youth advisory board ed in a malware attack that pen- support. Secretary of State Rex Korea lacks the elite capabilities plement the government’s opioid epidemic. were sworn in and participated etrated the Bangladesh Central Tillerson said Tuesday that the of Russia or China, it has honed income. “The National Institute for in their first county meeting. The Bank’s computer system, steal- pressure campaign “will be its cyber skills and has been Bossert said Microsoft and for- Health has identified the manu- advisory boards will participate ing $81 million. intensified as time goes by.” accused of increasingly serious eign governments, including the facturers of certain … opioid in as many of the county board’s Whatever the motivation, the Experts say North Korea’s access attacks. United Kingdom, Australia, medications as being directly duties as possible, although their public declaration of blame by to hard cash could be further South Korea, which said in Canada, New Zealand and responsible for the rapid rise of votes won’t actually count as Washington reflects growing con- hurt by more targeting of Chi- 2015 that North Korea had a Japan, confirmed the U.S. find- the opioid epidemic by virtue of they aren’t elected by county res- cern over North Korea’s cyber nese intermediary banks and 6,000-member cyberarmy, says ing of responsibility for Wan- their aggressive and, according idents. capabilities that appear all the companies, but U.S. options for the North was suspected of hack- naCry. He said the U.S. seeks to to some, unlawful and unethical —Jason Laumann, with the more threatening because of punishing steps are limited. ing a South Korean military data partner with other nations and marketing practices,” the resolu- Northwest Regional Planning Pyongyang’s scant regard for “Sanctions on North Korea center. Last year, the North was the private sector to prevent tion reads. Commission, gave a presentation international norms. North really aren’t going to change its also accused of hacking the per- future attacks. While Iron County’s resolu- on the county’s Asset Based Korea is the only country to test behavior,” said James Lewis, a sonal data of more than 10 mil- While WannaCry raised rela- tion doesn’t name specific manu- Community Development Plan nuclear weapons this century technology and intelligence lion users of an online shopping tively little money for its perpe- facturers; Purdue Pharma, John- — which is being completed. The and is closing in on a missile that expert at the Center for Strategic site and dozens of email accounts trators — few paid up after it son & Johnson, Endo Health board then referred the plan could strike anywhere on U.S. and International Studies, who used by government officials and proved that paying the ransom Solutions and various sub- back to the county’s planning mainland. proposes not just targeting North journalists. It is also suspected of didn’t unlock affected computers sidiaries — along with three doc- committee for public hearings “President Trump has used Korea’s revenue sources but also targeting South Korean banks — its impact was vast. Govern- tors in Utah and California — before it will be implemented. just about every lever you can its government’s own limited and the operator of the nation’s ment offices in Russia, Spain and were named in lawsuits filed by —The board approved obtain- use, short of starving the people access to the internet. “Sending a nuclear power plants. other countries were disrupted, other Wisconsin counties, accord- ing a obligation note necessary of North Korea to death, to carrier battle group off North “Their technical abilities are as were Asian universities, Ger- ing to an Associated Press story for borrowing money to pay for change their behavior,” Bossert Korea won’t get them to stop not the best out there, but they many’s national railway and in November. the reconstruction of Saxon Har- told reporters at the White hacking.” are plenty good enough to find a global companies such as “We vigorously deny these bor after it was destroyed in a House. “And so we don’t have a In January 2015, President weak point and take advantage automakers Nissan and Renault. allegations and look forward to storm last summer. The board lot of room left here to apply Barack Obama responded to the of it,” said Benjamin Read, man- British hacker Marcus the opportunity to present our has already approved borrowing pressure to change their behav- Sony attack by imposing sanc- ager for cyberespionage analysis Hutchins disarmed the attack by defense,” Purdue Pharma said in the funds, but the new approval ior.” tions on North Korea’s primary at online security provider FireEye. identifying a “kill switch” in the a statement quoted by the AP was necessary to get the action In a sign of continuing malev- intelligence agency and a state FireEye says that in Septem- code. In a twist, the FBI arrested that also said the company is into the minutes before interest olent online activity, Microsoft corporation involved in ballistic ber it detected and stopped spear Hutchins months later during a “deeply troubled by the opioid rates increase. and Facebook said Tuesday that missiles and arms trading, as phishing emails sent to U.S. elec- visit to the U.S.; he pleaded not crisis and we are dedicated to —The board approved the they worked together last week well as on officials who worked tric companies by a group affili- guilty and awaits trial on being part of the solution.” 2018 forestry work plan. to help disable hackers tied to for it. He also warned of further ated with the North Korean gov- charges he created unrelated Endo Health’s statement in —The board approved pur- the same hacking group that was unidentified actions that would ernment, though it did not forms of malware. the story included patient safety chasing a section of railroad in its “top priorities,” which also grade in the town of Mercer for included those with chronic pain $2,500 which has an existing having access to “safe and effec- county trail on it. Honda reports 20th death from exploding Takata air bag tive therapeutic options” while —The board passed a resolu- DETROIT (AP) — A faulty The person died in a July 10 death only recently, and jointly and burn too fast, blowing apart preventing opioid abuse. tion thanking the various legisla- Takata air bag inflator has killed crash of a 2004 Honda Civic. inspected the car with govern- a metal canister. Johnson & Johnson was quot- tors who helped the county another person, this time in Officials from the automaker and ment officials on Tuesday, he The problem has touched off ed as having not received the ini- acquire a state stewardship Baton Rouge, Louisiana, Honda the National Highway Traffic said. Honda did not release the the largest series of automotive tial lawsuit from the counties but grant to help with the recon- said Tuesday night. Safety Administration inspected person’s name or age. recalls in U.S. history — involv- called allegations made in simi- struction of Saxon Harbor. The unidentified person is the the car Tuesday and confirmed Takata uses the chemical ing 42 million vehicles and as lar lawsuits as “legally and fac- —The board also approved a 20th death worldwide attributed that the driver’s air bag inflator ammonium nitrate to create a many as 69 million inflators — tually unfounded.” number of end-of-year budget to the faulty inflators, which can blew apart and caused the death, small explosion that inflates air and forced Takata of Japan into Purdue makes OxyContin and adjustments totaling $793,163. explode with too much force and Honda spokesman Marcos From- bags in a crash. But the chemical bankruptcy protection. More Dilaudid and Endo produces Per- —The board directed various hurl shrapnel into car and truck mer said. can deteriorate when exposed to than 100 million inflators have cocet and Percodan — according county officials — including rep- cabins. Honda learned about the high temperatures and humidity been recalled worldwide. to the Milwaukee Journal Sen- resentatives from the sheriff’s tinel — while some of the other department, zoning department companies named in other coun- and corporation counsel — to ties’ suits make fentanyl prod- meet with a group of Kimball ucts. residents to find a solution to the OPEN: SUNDAY OPEN: More than two dozen states, noise issues caused by a property CHRISTMAS EVE MON.-SAT. cities and counties around the owner’s use of loud snowmobiles, 9-4 9:30-5 county have filed lawsuits all-terrain vehicles and other against the drug manufacturers vehicles. Massive Southern California wildfire now halfway contained LOS ANGELES (AP) — Fire- biggest in state history before fighters took advantage of calm full containment, which is winds in Southern California to expected by Jan. 7. reach 50 percent containment of It was still threatening com- a massive wildfire, officials said. munities northwest of Los Ange- 135 E. AURORA ST. PHONE “We’ve had a very productive les, where thousands remain IRONWOOD, MI 906-932-5679 day,” said Deputy Chief Mark under evacuation orders. JEWELERS Brown of the California Depart- The hot, gusty winds that ment of Forestry and Fire Pro- caused a huge flare-up and CLIP & SAVE tections. “The weather conditions forced more residents to flee over were just right for us.” the weekend are expected to GIOVANONI True Value Monday was the first of a two- come back Wednesday. “The Mall Without Walls” day window of calm winds in The fire churning through Pat O’Donnell )( ))%0666 4', 2/,4'4/ Civic Center Santa Barbara and Ventura brush in Ventura and Santa Bar- • Small Kitchen Appliances counties where the so-called bara counties has burned more • Tool Rental • Lawnmowers HOLIDAY OPEN Thomas Fire has burned for two than 1,000 structures, including • Hunting & Fishing Supplies weeks. at least 750 homes. Some 18,000 SKATING SCHEDULE • Plumbing Parts • Tools The fire northwest of Los more residences are still threat- $506.1+56//6 55555555'324,"324*- ! (506.1+562&6 "344*- Angeles has now spread to about ened. • Snowblowers by ! 506.1+56/26 555555'324,"324*- 6 6 6-$%($ 423 square miles, making it the The body of a firefighter killed ! (506.1+56/ 65555555555555555)#1% &45446 %-$##$)( third biggest since accurate while battling the blaze was STOP IN & CHECK OUT )(506.1+56/6 55555555555555)#1% Includes hot dog, chips & soda. records were kept starting in transported Sunday in a proces- 1#506.1+56/'6 5555&344,2344*- Prizes to be given away 1932. The largest, the 2003 sion that rolled through five OUR SELECTION OF 1%506.1+56/6 5555&344,2344*- throughout the night. Cedar Fire in San Diego Coun- counties before ending up at a #506.1+56/"6 55&344,2344*- DJ Music all night long!!! ty, burned about 427 square funeral home in San Diego. OPEN: 7 DAYS A WEEK $506.1+56/ 6 55555555'324,"324*- )(506 (56& miles. Mourners stood on freeway over- 303 Silver St., Hurley, WI • 561-4141 ! 506.1+56246 555555555555'324,"324 &344,2344*-6 Officials estimate the Thomas passes to pay respects to fire- Fire will grow to become the fighter Cory Iverson, 32. 8 l WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 20, 2017 NATION / WORLD THE DAILY GLOBE • YOURDAILYGLOBE.COM GOP on verge of huge tax overhaul — with one hiccup WASHINGTON (AP) — Jubilant Republicans package that will touch every American taxpayer said Rep. Greg Walden, R-Ore. “Now, you’re able to Nancy Pelosi. pushed on Tuesday to the verge of the most sweep- and every corner of the U.S. economy, providing look at the final product.” The bill would slash the corporate income tax ing rewrite of the nation’s tax laws in more than steep tax cuts for businesses and the wealthy, and Ryan was positive, even insistent. He declared, rate from 35 percent to 21 percent. The top tax rate three decades, a deeply unpopular bill they insist more modest help for middle- and low-income fam- “Results are what’s going to make this popular.” for individuals would be lowered from 39.6 percent Americans will learn to love when they see their ilies. Despite Republican talk of spending disci- Democrats called the bill a giveaway to corpora- to 37 percent. paychecks in the new year. President Donald pline, the bill will push the huge national debt ever tions and the wealthy, with no likelihood that busi- The legislation repeals an important part of the Trump cheered the lawmakers on, eager to claim higher. ness owners will use their gains to hire more work- 2010 health care law — the requirement that all his first major legislative victory. After the delay for a second House vote, the mea- ers or raise wages. And they mocked the Republi- Americans carry health insurance or face a penalty Perhaps emblematic of the stumbles along the sure then heads to Trump who is aching for a win cans’ contention that the bill will make taxes so — as the GOP looks to unravel the law it failed to way, there was one last hiccup. Speaker Paul Ryan, after 11 months of legislative failures and non- simple that millions can file their returns “on a repeal and replace this past summer. It also allows who has worked years toward the goal of revamp- starters. The president tweeted his congratulations postcard” — an idea repeated often by the president. oil drilling in the Arctic National Wildlife Refuge. ing the tax code, gleefully pounded the gavel on the to GOP leaders and “all great House Republicans “What happened to the postcard? We’re going to The $1,000-per-child tax credit doubles to final House vote, but then it turned out it wasn’t who voted in favor of cutting your taxes!” have to carry around a billboard for tax simplifica- $2,000, with up to $1,400 available in IRS refunds final after all. Congressional Republicans, who faltered badly tion,” declared Rep. Richard Neal of Mas- for families who owe little or no taxes. Parents The Senate was expected to pass the legislation in trying to dismantle Barack Obama’s Affordable sachusetts, the top Democrat on the Ways and would have to provide children’s Social Security late Tuesday night, but the plan to send it on to Care Act, see passage of the tax bill as crucial to Means Committee. numbers to receive the child credit, a measure Trump for his signature had to be scrapped. proving to Americans they can govern — and Tax cuts for corporations would be permanent intended to deny the credit to people who are in the Democrats noted that three provisions violated imperative for holding onto House and Senate while the cuts for individuals would expire in 2026 U.S. illegally. Senate rules and had to be removed. So the mas- majorities in next year’s midterm elections. in order to comply with Senate budget rules. The Disgruntled Republican lawmakers from high- sive bill will be hauled back across the Capitol for They have repeatedly argued the bill will spur tax cuts would take effect in January, and workers tax New York, New Jersey and California receded the House to re-vote on Wednesday. economic growth as corporations, flush with cash, would start to see changes in the amount of taxes into the background as the tax train rolled. They GOP House members roared and applauded as increase wages and hire more workers. But they withheld from their paychecks in February. oppose a new $10,000 limit on the deduction for their chamber passed the $1.5 trillion package acknowledge they have work to do in convincing For now, Democrats are planning to use the bill state and local taxes. largely along party lines, 227-203. Ryan declared, everyday Americans. Many voters in surveys see in their campaigns next year. Senate Democrats Rep. Rodney Frelinghuysen, R-N.J., was among “This was a promise made. This is a promise kept,” the legislation as a boost to the wealthy, such as posted poll numbers on the bill on a video screen at those who voted against the bill. Frelinghuysen as he and other GOP leaders convened a victory Trump and his family, and a minor gain at best for their Tuesday luncheon. chairs the powerful House Appropriations Commit- news conference moments later. the middle class. “This bill will come back to haunt them, as tee, and it is rare for committee chairmen to oppose The Senate was still on track to approve the “I don’t think we’ve done a good job messaging,” Frankenstein did,” said House Democratic leader major legislation. Former Wisconsin regulator to lead EPA’s Chicago office CHICAGO (AP) — Former state senator from 2003-07. As under her tenure. behind an agency that ensured safeguards” of water and air. drinking water to tens of millions Wisconsin regulator Cathy Stepp head of EPA’s Region 5, she will A former homebuilder with no businesses were not “delayed by “Heading up Region 5 means of people,” Learner said. “We was named Tuesday as head of oversee operations in Indiana, scientific background, Stepp was bureaucracy.” protecting the Great Lakes, the hope Ms. Stepp will bring a dif- the U.S. Environmental Protec- Illinois, Michigan, Minnesota, chosen by Gov. Scott Walker to The head of the EPA’s nation- world’s largest freshwater ferent perspective ... than her tion Agency’s regional office in Ohio and Wisconsin. lead the Wisconsin natural al employee union said Stepp, 54, resource that supplies safe, clean track record in Wisconsin.” Chicago, drawing praise from “Cathy Stepp’s experience resources department, where she is unqualified and has a history business groups and criticism working as a statewide cabinet oversaw a reorganization that of favoring business interests from environmental activists official, elected official and small included staffing cuts in its sci- over environmental protection. fearful she will weaken enforce- business owner will bring a fresh ence and research bureau. “I see her cutting back on ment of rules protecting the perspective to EPA as we look to The number of enforcement enforcement and fines and doing HHaappy HHoolidayyyss To Thoosssee ThaThat Give Great Lakes and air quality in implement President Trump’s cases fell sharply during her things that certain aspects of the Upper Midwest’s industrial agenda,” EPA Administrator tenure. The department replaced industry will appreciate,” said Allll Yearr LongLong, The AssppiruussVolVolunteerslulunteerss.. centers. Scott Pruitt said. some passages on its website John O’Grady, president of
The assignment came four Henry Henderson, the Natu- describing humans as partly AFGE Council 238, which repre- months after Stepp was named a ral Resources Defense Council’s responsible for climate change, sents about 9,000 EPA staffers. Thank you ffrrom everyony e at deputy administrator for another Midwest director, said Stepp’s saying instead that scientists Howard Learner, executive EPA regional office near Kansas record “fits nicely with the lax were still debating the matter. director the Chicago-based Envi- Assppirus Ironwooodd HHooosssppital aandddC Cllininiiccs, IInnc. City. Previously, she served six mode of enforcement favored by When she accepted the earlier ronmental Law & Policy Center, years as director of the Wiscon- the Trump administration,” EPA posting in August, Stepp said the Wisconsin natural sin Department of Natural adding that environmental told staffers with the Wisconsin resources department under Stepp Resources and was a Republican groups will be “very, very busy” department she was leaving “turned back the clock on basic Saudis intercept Yemen rebel missile targeting royal palace RIYADH, Saudi Arabia (AP) ous attacks using Iranian-pro- rates, a key member of the coali- airport in Riyadh, and Saudi Air — The Saudi-led coalition fight- vided weapons,” Haley told a tion. Earlier this month, the Defense said it was intercepted. ing Yemen’s Shiite rebels said it council meeting on implementa- Houthis claimed they fired a mis- However, a New York Times intercepted a missile fired over tion of a U.N. resolution that sile at an under-construction analysis of photos and videos southern Riyadh on Tuesday, endorsed the July 2015 nuclear nuclear plant in the Emirates. from the attack suggested air which the rebels said was target- agreement with Iran. The UAE denied the claim. defenses may have missed the ing a “top leadership” meeting at Last week, Haley displayed On Nov. 4, the Houthis target- projectile and that the warhead the royal palace in the kingdom’s what she said was “undeniable” ed Saudi Arabia’s international struck near its intended target. capital. evidence that Iran was supplying It was the second time in as the Houthis with missiles. many months that a rebel projec- Iran rejected the allegations STANNARD TOWNSHIP tile had reached as far inside the and has repeatedly denied arm- ONTONOGAN COUNTY, MICHIGAN kingdom as Riyadh. ing the rebels. The Houthis say Linda Abramson Denise Paoli The Yemeni rebels, known as their missiles are produced in the Houthis, said they launched Yemen, which is awash with NOTICE OF ORDINANCE ADOPTION Chris Ainslie Elaine Peterson a ballistic missile to target weapons. Gail Armichardy Sharon Potter Yamama Palace in Riyadh, Residents of Riyadh posted TO: THE RESIDENTS AND PROPERTY OWNERS OF Nada Bauer Elsa Beth Pumala where King Salman chairs week- videos on social media Tuesday Bonita Beckman Donna Putzer STANNARD TOWNSHIP, ONTONGAN COUNTY, ly government meetings and showing a small cloud of smoke Nancy Berg Donna Rickard receives dignitaries and heads of in the sky after hearing a loud MICHIGAN AND ANY OTHER INTERESTED PERSONS: state from around the world. explosion. Gerri Burt Arla Romo The statement from the U.S.- Houthi spokesman Patti Corullo Susan Rouse backed coalition, carried by Mohammed Abdul-Salam tweet- PLEASE TAKE NOTICE that the following is a summary of Nelda Coxey Kathryn Rundell Saudi state TV, said the missile ed that a ballistic “Volcano H-2” Ordinance 101 which was adopted by the Township Board of Sharon Cressey Gail Samson was fired by the Houthis. State missile was used in the attack. Stannard Township at its meeting held on November 13, 2017. Jayne Cvengros Bonnie Sawicki TV said no damage was caused The rebels’ military media said Mary Kay Czerneski Ann Schelde by the intercepted missile. the missile targeted “an expand- The coalition later said the ed meeting of the Saudi top lead- ORDINANCE 101 – ZONING ORDINANCE TEXT AMENDMENTS Mike Czerneski Nancy Siebert missile launch proved the “con- ership at Yamama palace in – ARTICLE FIFTEEN, MEDICAL MARIHUANA ^E¶ ´ZEJim^ Phyllis Slade tinued involvement” of Iran in Riyadh.” =i^Z¶ ´ZEJim^ Karen Tingstad supporting the Houthis.” It also In a televised address, rebel Julie DeRosie June Van Alstine Kons repeated its claim that the rebels leader Abdul-Malik al-Houthi SECTION I. ZONING ORDINANCE TEXT AMEND- Joyce Garland Jean Vandevoorde use “relief work outlets” to smug- said the range of missiles in the MENTS – ARTICLE FIFTEEN. Article Fifteen of the Town- Shelly Gustafson gle such missiles inside Yemen to Houthi arsenal was being Kate Wicklund target the kingdom. extended. “Our long hand will ship Zoning Ordinance is revised to provide for medical use Wendy Hicks Ron Zaleski The U.S. ambassador to the reach other places, God willing,” of marihuana pursuant to the Michigan Medical Marihuana Judy Huss Judy Ziemann United Nations, Nikki Haley, he said. Act, to provide definitions, to provide standards and condi- Jean Kamarinen said that “the very fact of this “As long as you continue to tions for registered patient and registered primary caregiver Mary Lou Lorenson Junior Volunteers attack is a flashing red siren” for target Sanaa we will strike Lorraine Luczak the Security Council. Riyadh and Abu Dhabi,” he said, use of medical marihuana, to prohibit marihuana facilities as Jacob Lane Camille Lupino While not all evidence is in, “it referring to the seat of govern- defined in the Medical Marihuana Facilities Licensing Act Ashley Lynott Betty Maki bears all the hallmarks of previ- ment of the United Arab Emi- (PA 281 of 2016, as amended) and to provide for violations Ella Lynott Judy Nevala Makenzie Marshall and penalties of the section. Charlene Newhouse Emily Matonich US urges UN to punish Iran, Jenny Novascone SECTION VII. SEVERABILITY. The provisions of this Jacque Obremski but Russia says no sanctions Ordinance are severable. Lynn Ormes UNITED NATIONS (AP) — Revolutionary Guard Corps Judy Ostrander U.S. Ambassador Nikki Haley accountable for violating numer- SECTION VIII. REPEAL/EFFECTIVE DATE. This section urged the Security Council on ous council resolutions. provides that all ordinances or parts of ordinances in conflict Tuesday to punish Iran for what While the United States “con- the Trump administration calls tinues to uphold its commit- with this Ordinance are repealed. This section provides that its “dangerous violations” of U.N. ments” under the nuclear agree- the ordinance takes effect seven days after publication after resolutions and “destabilizing ment, she said the international adoption. behavior,” while Russia said dia- community must take action to logue is needed rather than address Iranian actions such as threats or sanctions. its arms sales, ballistic missile PLEASE TAKE FURTHER NOTICE that the full text of Haley told a council meeting launches and support for terror- the Ordinance has been posted in the office of the Stannard on implementation of the resolu- ism. tion that endorsed the 2015 But Russia’s deputy U.N. Township Clerk and that copies of this Ordinance may be nuclear deal with Iran that in ambassador, Vladimir purchased or inspected at the office of the Township Clerk the coming days the U.S. will Safronkov, said that what is during regular business hours of regular working days fol- explore a number of options with needed to implement the resolu- council members to pressure the tion on the nuclear deal is “to lowing the date of this publication. Iranians “to adjust their behav- abandon the language of threats ior.” and sanctions.” Pamela Malnar, Clerk Haley said the council could The U.N. is investigating STANNARD TOWNSHIP strengthen the resolution, adopt Iran’s possible transfer of ballis- a new one to prohibit all Iranian tic missiles to Houthi Shiite 14297 M-28 ballistic missile activity, explore rebels in Yemen that may have P.O. Box 216 sanctions “in response to its clear been used in launches aimed at Bruce Crossing, MI 49912 violation of the Yemen arms Saudi Arabia on July 22 and embargo,” and hold the Islamic Nov. 4. (906) 827-3778 THE DAILY GLOBE • YOURDAILYGLOBE.COM SPORTS WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 20, 2017 l 9 Devils beat Midgettes in defensive battle By JASON JUNO up in the second half, scoring 20 [email protected] points, with 14 of them coming IRONWOOD — Ironwood from Nickel. It just wasn’t enough. coach Kari Jacquart told her team They didn’t shoot well — 0 of 9 to expect a low-scoring defensive from 3 in the second half and 7 of battle with rival Hurley and that’s 27 from 2 — but they scored more exactly what happened. with more opportunities. The Red Devils defeated Hur- “In the second half when they ley 42-30 Tuesday night in front of were behind, they were definitely a good-sized pre-Christmas crowd. pressing and overplaying,” It was the third win for Iron- Jacquart said. “We got a little rat- wood in its last four meetings with tled by that. Then I think when we Hurley. changed our press break, we were “It’s a big game, everybody gets better with that.” up for it,” Ironwood coach Kari Defensively, both teams Jacquart said. “I’m still used to excelled. Hurley held Ironwood to Bessemer being our rival because a season-low 42 points to stay in that’s who it was when we played. the game. The Devils came in It was really nice to have a big averaging 58.75 points per game. crowd here for girls basketball, we “Defensively I thought we did a don’t get that a lot. It was really decent job,” Hurley coach Steve nice and Hurley gave us a tough Lombardo said. “They score quite game.” a bit. I watched them almost put Ironwood’s Taylor Mylly and 80 up on Butternut here, so to Hurley’s Aiyana Nickel both hold them to half of that tonight, I scored 17 points. The only other think defensively we were where player in double figures was Iron- we need to be. We just got to score wood’s McKenzie Boyd, who had points.” 10. Ironwood was happy to win a Mylly provided the Red Devils game like this. offense when they needed it most, “I think we were fortunate that boards in the second half and the first half. She had 12 of their Hurley didn’t shoot the ball well,” sometimes be the point guard. Jason Juno/Daily Globe 17 points as they led 17-10 at half- Jacquart said. “It was a real phys- She’s a player that can play 1 IRONWOOD’S TAYLOR Mylly and Hurley’s Aiyana Nickel, top, battle for a loose ball during Tuesday night’s time. ical game, which we expected and through 5 for me and having a game at John Krznarich Gym in Ironwood. Both Mylly and Nickel scored 17 points. Everyone else struggled to I think Aries (Weber) had a nice, player that’s a three-year starter, score. big presence inside that kind of there years of working with a Hurley shot just 2 of 20 from intimated them. When it came to player, you get a good senior lead- the field and turned it over 16 the end, when we had to grind it er like that. I’m really proud of times in the first half. They didn’t out, we really stepped up. what she did for us.” get their first field goal until 13 “It’s just nice to get the win in And Nickel tried to will Hurley minutes, 41 seconds into the game one of these grind-it-out games.” back. when Tori Anderson got a 3 to fall Mylly finished with six “Nickel is a really good player, that pulled Hurley within 10-6. rebounds, five steals and four we had a hard time stopping her,” After two Mylly free throws, blocks. She had a big first half Jacquart said. Aiyana hit Hurley’s only 2-point scoring and helped in other ways Hurley (1-4, 0-3) plays South field goal of the first half to make in the second half. Shore at Washburn on Dec. 28. it a four-point game again. “Taylor, I’m lucky that I don’t Ironwood (4-1, 3-1) plays at The Devils closed the half out have to do a lot of coaching with Mellen on Jan. 5. strong, though. Taylor, she just knows when to Hurley — Aiyana Nickel 17, Ally Rye 5, Tori Anderson 5, Boyd got to the basket and take over,” Jacquart asid. “In the Brooke Olson 2, Briana Saari 1. FTs: 11-16. Fouls: 21. Mylly hit a 3 as Ironwood took a second half, I told her she had a Fouled out: Rye. 3-pointers: Anderson 1. 17-8 lead. Anderson made two free couple assists that I didn’t even Ironwood — Taylor Mylly 17, Lauren Gauthier 6, McKen- throws for Hurley, which despite see were open. She just takes over zie Boyd 10, Haley Halvorsen 2, Makenzie Marshall 4, Aries its first-half struggles, trailed by when she needs to. … She knew Weber 3. FTs: 14-21. Fouls: 18. Fouled out: Weber, Boyd. just seven, 17-10. that when Aries got in four trou- 3-pointers: Mylly 2. Hurley 10 30 The Midgettes’ offense picked ble, she had to step up on the Ironwood 17 42
Jason Juno/Daily Globe Jason Juno/Daily Globe IRONWOOD’S LAUREN Gauthier (10) shoots as Hurley’s Tori Anderson defends Tuesday night at John Krz- HURLEY’S BROOKE Olson, right, takes a shot over Ironwood’s Aries Weber Tuesday night at John Krznarich narich Gym in Ironwood. Gym in Ironwood. 10 l WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 20, 2017 SPORTS THE DAILY GLOBE • YOURDAILYGLOBE.COM Daily Globe Scoreboard
tain City 45 Green Bay Preble 63, Sheboygan Tennessee 860.571 296 319 Thursday,Boys Basketball Dec. 21 Menomonee Falls 67, Fond du Lac 57 South 17 Houston 4 10 0 .286 319 380 Hurley at Ironwood, 7:15 Milwaukee Arts 98, Tenor/Veritas 40 Greenfield 52, South Milwaukee 38 Indianapolis 3 11 0 .214 225 368 Bessemer at Ontonagon, 7:20 EST Milwaukee King 85, Milwaukee Ronald Hastings, Minn. 72, Prescott 57 North Butternut at Mercer, 7:15 Reagan 38 Holmen 59, La Crosse Central 49 WLT Pct PF PA Wakefield-Marenisco at Three Lakes, 7 Milwaukee School of Languages 89, Homestead 61, Nicolet 30 y-Pittsburgh 11 30.786 344 278 Girls Basketball Salam School 58 Hudson 57, Menomonie 48 Baltimore 860.571 345 256 Butternut at Mercer, 5:45 Monticello 72, Belmont 38 Ironwood, Mich. 42, Hurley 30 Cincinnati 590.357 233 305 Ewen-Trout Creek at Wakefield- Mosinee 81, Tomahawk 33 Jefferson 48, Lakeside Lutheran 47 Cleveland 0 14 0 .000 207 362 Marenisco, 6:30 Mukwonago 64, Kettle Moraine 61 Kickapoo 52, Weston 19 West Neillsville 67, Nekoosa 49 Kiel 69, Hilbert 30 W LT Pct PF PA New Auburn 67, Birchwood 43 Kimberly 68, Oshkosh North 29 Kansas City 860.571 359 302 Friday,Boys Basketball Dec. 22 New Berlin Eisenhower 62, Greendale Lake Holcombe 73, Winter 60 L.A. Chargers770.500 311 255 Drummond at Ewen-Trout Creek, 7:30 61 Lakeland 70, Marathon 68 Oakland 680.429 281 324 p.m. EST New Berlin West 68, West Allis Central Lincoln 61, Black River Falls 25 Denver 590.357 254 328 U.P. Girls 63 Little Chute 57, Oconto Falls 33 NATIONAL CONFERENCE Tuesday New London 85, Menasha 80 Luxemburg-Casco 69, Clintonville 31 East Westwood 53, Gladstone 28 New Richmond 52, Menomonie 48 Madison La Follette 60, Waunakee 55 W LT Pct PF PA Rudyard 41, Manistique 34 Nicolet 59, Homestead 48 Manawa 58, Gresham Community 25 y-Philadelphia12 20.857 438 279 Bark River-Harris 56, Mid Peninsula 39 Northland Lutheran 61, Bowler 50 Manitowoc Lutheran 73, Green Bay Dallas 860.571 336 311 Carney-Nadeau 38, Norway 36 Northland Pines 69, Lakeland 40 N.E.W. Lutheran 39 Washington 680.429 305 359 North Dickinson 56, Big Bay de Noc 43 Oconomowoc 58, Waukesha South 38 Marshfield 59, Merrill 37 N.Y. Giants 2 12 0 .143 228 355 Forest Park 46, Superior Central 32 Oconto 61, Algoma 38 McDonell Central 59, Altoona 43 South Stephenson 49, Engadine 46 Onalaska 80, Aquinas 61 Menominee Indian 41, Weyauwega- W LT Pct PF PA Munising 69, Newberry 15 Oneida Nation 53, Niagara 37 Fremont 30 New Orleans10 40.714 401 282 Baraga 36, Lake Linden-Hubbell 23 Oregon 57, Watertown 50 Menomonee Falls 59, Waukesha West Carolina 10 40.714 331 286 Chassell 52, Ontonagon 36 Oshkosh North 113, Young Coggs Prep 47 Atlanta 950.643 318 282 Painesdale Jeffers 47, Bessemer 38 36 Milwaukee Academy of Science 95, Tampa Bay 4 10 0 .286 285 336 Houghton 66, L’Anse 55 Owen-Withee 46, Thorp 37 Random Lake 60 North Ironwood 42, Hurley, Wis. 30 Pacelli 66, Almond-Bancroft 64, OT Milwaukee Golda Meir 64, Milwaukee WLT Pct PF PA Sault Ste. Marie 44, Gaylord 35 Phillips 65, Athens 51 Bay View/Lifelong Learning 53 y-Minnesota 11 30.786 343 242 Platteville 57, Darlington 41 Milwaukee Hamilton/Audubon 63, Mil- Detroit 860.571 358 339 U.P.Tuesday Boys Port Edwards 79, Tri-County 41 waukee Ronald Reagan 53 Green Bay 770.500 309 333 Marquette 76, Escanaba 53 Prescott 75, Osceola 56 Milwaukee Pulaski/Arts/Carmen South Chicago 4 10 0 .286 234 294 Iron Mountain 71, Gladstone 66 Racine Case 85, Racine Horlick 71 70, Milwaukee Bradley Tech 44 West North Central 57, Menominee 35 Racine Park 68, Milwaukee Hamilton Milwaukee South 34, Milwaukee North W LT Pct PF PA Negaunee 62, Gwinn 45 67 27 L.A. Rams 10 40.714 438 272 Calumet 71, Baraga 30 Reedsburg Area 81, DeForest 74 Monroe 65, McFarland 48 Seattle 860.571 321 294 Brimley 89, Mackinaw City 53 Reedsville 58, Chilton 42 Mukwonago 75, Kettle Moraine 49 Arizona 680.429 246 337 Cedarville 89, DeTour 43 River Falls 61, Eau Claire North 58 Muskego 72, Waukesha North 40 San Francisco4 10 0 .286 253 337 Pellston 64, St. Ignace 43 River Valley 45, Richland Center 35 Necedah 51, Hillsboro 41 x-clinched playoff spot Rosholt 100, Marion 53 Neillsville 76, Spencer 16 y-clinched division WisconsinTuesday Boys Sauk Prairie 66, Portage 52 New Auburn 43, Birchwood 22 Saturday, Dec. 23 Amherst 56, Wittenberg-Birnamwood Siren 83, Frederic 55 New Berlin Eisenhower 66, Greendale Indianapolis at Baltimore, 4:30 p.m. 42 Slinger 50, Port Washington 47 25 Minnesota at Green Bay, 8:30 p.m. Arcadia 73, Viroqua 41 Southern Door 87, Sevastopol 45 New Berlin West 71, West Allis Central Sunday, Dec. 24 Arrowhead 79, Catholic Memorial 61 Stockbridge 73, White Lake 52 21 Cleveland at Chicago, 1 p.m. Assumption 50, Edgar 48 Stoughton 71, Monroe 57 North Crawford 48, Ithaca 47 Atlanta at New Orleans, 1 p.m. Auburndale 63, Marathon 61 Stratford 72, Newman Catholic 38 Northland Lutheran 48, Bowler 47 Denver at Washington, 1 p.m. Baldwin-Woodville 57, Glenwood City Sun Prairie 65, Madison West 49 Notre Dame 63, Pulaski 60 Tampa Bay at Carolina, 1 p.m. 53 Superior 57, Chippewa Falls 50 Obama SCTE 31, Milwaukee Marshall Miami at Kansas City, 1 p.m. Beaver Dam 54, Mount Horeb 43 Suring 62, Wausaukee 46 20 L.A. Rams at Tennessee, 1 p.m. Benton 59, Scales Mound 44 Tartan, Minn. 78, Hudson 72 Osseo-Fairchild 68, Thorp 37 L.A. Chargers at N.Y. Jets, 1 p.m. Black River Falls 68, West Salem 56 The Prairie School 81, Shoreland Owen-Withee 57, Gilman 43 Detroit at Cincinnati, 1 p.m. Bloomer 45, Chetek-Weyerhaeuser 33 Lutheran 37 Pacelli 61, Almond-Bancroft 23 Buffalo at New England, 1 p.m. Boyceville 41, Turtle Lake 37 Turner 79, Big Foot 49 Peshtigo 36, Crivitz 35 Jacksonville at San Francisco, 4:05 Brookfield Central 73, Wauwatosa Union Grove 81, Wilmot Union 56 Plymouth 54, Kettle Moraine Lutheran p.m. West 48 Waukesha North 68, Muskego 58 52 N.Y. Giants at Arizona, 4:25 p.m. Brookfield East 63, Marquette Universi- Waukesha West 73, Kenosha Bradford Prairie du Chien 42, Westby 26 Seattle at Dallas, 4:25 p.m. ty 59 53 Racine Horlick 55, Racine Case 52 Monday, Dec. 25 Brown Deer 71, Cudahy 34 Waunakee 71, Baraboo 37 Regis 76, Stanley-Boyd 47 Pittsburgh at Houston, 4:30 p.m. Burlington 66, Waterford 56 Wauwatosa East 68, Germantown 61 Rice Lake 48, Eau Claire North 42 Oakland at Philadelphia, 8:30 p.m. Cameron 70, Northwood 43 West Bend East 70, Whitefish Bay 59 Richland Center 51, River Valley 29 Cedar Grove-Belgium 59, Kewaskum Westosha Central 73, Delavan-Darien Ripon 66, Kewaskum 45 CLEVELANDCavaliers-Bucks, (116) Box 58 34 Rosholt 59, Marion 33 James 14-22 5-5 39, Crowder 4-10 2-2 Cedarburg 65, Grafton 55 Weyauwega-Fremont 82, Menominee Saint Croix Central 59, Barron 35 10, Love 8-15 0-0 21, Calderon 1-3 3-3 6, Clear Lake 60, Clayton 27 Indian 80 Salam School 59, Milwaukee Juneau Smith 1-3 0-0 2, Osman 0-1 0-0 0, Green Cornell 56, Flambeau 54 Whitehall 82, Lincoln 48 33 3-5 7-9 13, Thompson 3-4 3-5 9, Wade 5- Crivitz 69, Saint Thomas Aquinas 43 Whitnall 61, Wisconsin Lutheran 59 Seneca 65, De Soto 18 10 0-0 14, Korver 1-7 0-0 2. Totals 40-80 Cumberland 56, Ladysmith 18 Wild Rose 62, Pittsville 42 Sheboygan North 71, Manitowoc Lin- 20-24 116. D.C. Everest 83, Wausau West 64 Winnebago Lutheran Academy 77, coln 31 MILWAUKEE (119) East Troy 61, Whitewater 59 Omro 53 Shoreland Lutheran 62, The Prairie Middleton 7-15 3-4 18, Antetokounmpo Eastbrook Academy 83, Union Grove Wisconsin Valley Luth. 61, Tigerton 43 School 48 8-14 11-12 27, Henson 7-11 1-2 15, Bled- Christian 40 Xavier 92, West De Pere 67 Shorewood 85, Milwaukee Lutheran 57 soe 10-16 4-5 26, Dellavedova 2-4 0-0 6, Edgerton 50, Evansville 46 Shullsburg 36, River Ridge 35 Snell 3-7 0-0 8, Maker 0-0 1-2 1, Liggins Elkhorn Area 71, Badger 39 WisconsinTuesday Girls Slinger 52, Port Washington 23 0-2 0-0 0, Brown 1-3 0-0 2, Brogdon 5-10 Fort Atkinson 54, Milton 32 Sparta 40, La Crosse Logan 36 Amery 81, Spooner 48 2-2 16. Totals 43-82 22-27 119. Bryce Derouin/Daily Mining Gazette Franklin 98, Milwaukee Bradley Tech Amherst 48, Wittenberg-Birnamwood St. Croix Falls 82, Unity 50 Cleveland 34 24 25 33 — 116 67 39 St. Mary Catholic 52, Menasha 40 Milwaukee 30 39 29 21 — 119 ONTONAGON'S IZABELLE Lutz goes up for a shot as Chassell's Sydney Danison defends Tuesday, in Chassell. Gale-Ettrick-Trempealeau 66, Westby Appleton East 39, Kaukauna 32 Stevens Point 86, DeForest 42 3-Point Goals_Cleveland 16-41 (James Chassell won 52-36. 30 Appleton North 80, Neenah 43 Stratford 37, Assumption 27 6-11, Love 5-11, Wade 4-6, Calderon 1-2, Grantsburg 62, Luck 57 Arcadia 62, Eleva-Strum 46 Superior 50, Hibbing, Minn. 41 Smith 0-2, Korver 0-4, Crowder 0-5), Mil- Green Bay East 74, Green Bay West Argyle 60, Pecatonica 10 Suring 54, Goodman/Pembine 40 waukee 11-29 (Brogdon 4-7, Dellavedova 63 Bangor 72, Royall 36 Tri-County 65, Port Edwards 30 2-3, Bledsoe 2-5, Snell 2-6, Middleton 1- Green Bay N.E.W. Lutheran 72, Gibral- Belmont 45, Cassville 28 Valders 57, Mishicot 33 5, Brown 0-1, Liggins 0-2). Fouled tar 44 Black Hawk 49, Barneveld 15 Watertown 63, Badger 45 Out_None. Rebounds_Cleveland 37 Ontonagon falls at Chassell Green Bay Southwest 62, Ash- Brookfield Central 53, Wauwatosa Waukesha South 59, Oconomowoc 49 (Love 10), Milwaukee 41 (Antetokounmpo waubenon 44 West 52 Waupun 48, Berlin 44 14). Assists_Cleveland 26 (James 7), Mil- By BRYCE DEROUIN junior Jenna Pietila answered but anytime she got inside posi- Greenfield 50, South Milwaukee 45 Brookwood 62, Wonewoc-Center 10 Wausau East 70, Green Bay East 41 waukee 27 (Middleton 10). Total Daily Mining Gazette (Houghton) with a 3 from the left wing. Then, tion, there wasn't much she could Wauzeka-Steuben 70, La Farge 56 Hamilton 59, West Allis Nathan Hale 44 Bruce 65, Webster 61 Fouls_Cleveland 20, Milwaukee 18. Tech- CHASSELL — Every possible Chassell senior Meg Hokenson do,” Franti said. “We don't have Hayward 61, Northwestern 52 Burlington 46, Kenosha Bradford 36 West Allis Nathan Hale 60, Hamilton 56 nicals_Cleveland coach Cavaliers (Defen- Hilbert 74, Two Rivers 55 Cambridge 50, Edgerton 41 West Bend West 62, Hartford Union 43 sive three second). A_18,717 (18,717). expectation was heaped onto the stole the inbounds pass twice much size, so it's definitely a fac- Hillsboro 61, La Farge 27 Cameron 45, Northwood 29 West Salem 63, Adams-Friendship 24 Chassell Panthers this presea- and scored two layups. Another tor we have to deal with each Whitewater 57, Delavan-Darien 41 Hope Christian 67, Milwaukee Colle- Cashton 45, New Lisbon 41 DetroitRed Wings-Islanders213—6 Wild Rose 52, Pittsville 37 son. Conference favorites, dis- errant Ontonagon inbounds pass night.” giate Academy 60 Clayton 58, Clear Lake 42 N.Y. Islanders 120—3 Howards Grove 57, Kiel 32 Columbus Catholic 73, Greenwood 56 Winneconne 52, Campbellsport 40 First Period_1, N.Y. Islanders, Lee 21 trict title favorites and perhaps led to a free throw for Chassell This was a nonconference Independence 59, Gilmanton 41 Cuba City 71, Boscobel 34 Wisconsin Dells 61, Portage 29 (Bailey, Tavares), 6:32. 2, Detroit, Frk 7 even a regional championship is senior Milly Allen, and two more game since the two teams will Iola-Scandinavia 65, Shiocton 62 Cudahy 57, Brown Deer 38 Wisconsin Valley Luth. 49, Whitnall 37 (Larkin, Ericsson), 9:33. 3, Detroit, Janesville Craig 46, Madison Memorial D.C. Everest 72, Wausau West 66 Wrightstown 70, Marinette 32 Nyquist 9 (Tatar, Zetterberg), 16:49 (pp). a realistic possibility when you Chassell steals in 10 seconds led play a conference contest on Feb. 41 Darlington 86, Fennimore 32 POSTPONEMENTS AND Second Period_4, N.Y. Islanders, return every player from a 15-6 to two more layups for Hokenson 19 in Ontonagon to close the reg- CANCELLATIONS Janesville Parker 58, Beloit Memorial De Pere 55, Ashwaubenon 47 Pulock 2 (Eberle), 2:03 (pp). 5, N.Y. squad. and a 34-16 advantage. ular season conference schedule. 55 Durand 60, Mondovi 39 Northland Pines vs. Ashland, ppd. Islanders, Bailey 10 (Tavares, Barzal), Jefferson 70, Clinton 56 12:59 (pp). 6, Detroit, Mantha 13 (Zetter- And when Chassell defends Hokenson led the Panthers While meaningless in the stand- Durand, Ill. 45, Juda 41 NFL Kewaunee 45, Denmark 35 Eastbrook Academy 61, Union Grove All Times EST berg), 15:15. like they did in a 52-36 noncon- with 12 points. ings, the dominant showing La Crosse Central 78, Holmen 54 Christian 45 AMERICAN CONFERENCE Third Period_7, Detroit, Daley 2 (Zetter- berg, Larkin), 10:03. 8, Detroit, Green 3 La Crosse Logan 89, Sparta 45 Eau Claire Memorial 58, River Falls 48 East ference win over the Ontonagon “We just didn't handle the against a previously undefeated (Larkin, Athanasiou), 14:12. 9, Detroit, Lake Holcombe 88, Winter 35 Fall Creek 43, Cadott 35 W LT Pct PF PA Glendening 7 (Nielsen, DeKeyser), 19:31. Gladiators Tuesday in Chassell, pressure very well,” Franti said. Ontonagon squad reinforced the Lakeside Lutheran 66, Mauston 58 Flambeau 70, Cornell 37 y-N England11 30.786 395 274 Shots on Goal_Detroit 6-4-12_22. N.Y. those type of predictions are war- “They got our offense hurried to idea of Chassell as a conference Lancaster 67, Barneveld 66 Fox Valley Lutheran 58, Denmark 41 Buffalo 860.571 264 306 Islanders 9-23-5_37. ranted. the point where we weren't run- favorite. The Panthers have won Madison East 72, Verona Area 53 Frederic 48, Siren 40 Miami 680.429 252 342 Power-play opportunities_Detroit 1 of 1; Madison La Follette 87, Middleton 71 Freedom 58, Waupaca 30 N.Y. Jets 590.357 285 342 N.Y. Islanders 2 of 3. The Panthers limited Onton- ning much of anything besides four straight after a season-open- Marshfield 84, Merrill 63 Germantown 95, Wauwatosa East 69 South Goalies_Detroit, Mrazek 3-4-1 (37 agon to just 31 percent shooting helter-skelter. They disrupted us ing 62-58 loss to the L'Anse Pur- McFarland 60, Brodhead 43 Grafton 38, Cedarburg 30 WLT Pct PF PA shots-34 saves). N.Y. Islanders, Greiss 9- Melrose-Mindoro 56, Cochrane-Foun- Grantsburg 53, Luck 41 x-Jacksonville10 40.714 374 209 5-2 (21-16). (13-42) and forced 24 turnovers most of the night.” ple Hornets. as their full-court pressure never Earlier, Ontonagon broke the “Every game, we have to prove allowed the Gladiators to run press and it led to a 3 by senior we're the better team on the their halfcourt sets the way Kinsey Weisinger as the first floor,” Hainault said. “One game Speedgirls fall to Jets despite big 3rd quarter coach Dick Franti would like. quarter ended to trim Chassell's at a time. We're just trying to get “We've been working on our lead to 18-13. But from there, the better each game and do what we BESSEMER — Bessemer fell rebounding nothing really,” Chassell on Jan. 5 and Ewen- press and trying to perfect it, and Gladiators (4-1) scored just 10 can to win the next one. behind by 23 at halftime and Bessemer coach Gerry Pelissero Trout Creek on Jan. 8. it seemed like we finally played it points in the next two quarters “They're a great group of girls couldn’t come all the way back in said. “We showed a lot more “Probably two of the top teams the right way,” Chassell coach and shot 4 of 16 while commit- who work well together and work the second half as Jeffers won patience in the second half. We in the U.P. come to our house in Brandi Hainault said. “We were ting 19 of their 24 miscues. Even hard.” the Copper Mountain Conference worked the ball in where we back-to-back games,” Pelissero in the right spots, so the ball was when Ontonagon was able to Next, Chassell goes to Besse- contest 47-38 Tuesday night. should have in the first half. We said. “Normally, we play pretty being passed to them, basically, break the press, Chassell's senior mer on Jan. 5. Ontonagon heads Jeffers led 33-10 at halftime. didn’t make bad passes. well at home against ranked and that's what the press is post tandem of Sophia Huhta to Jeffers on the same day. Bessemer outscored the Jets 17-4 “Second half, that’s the team teams.” designed for.” and Sydney Danison were there Chassell 18 16 10 8 — 52 in the fourth quarter to cut it to we want to be and we can be. … Jeffers — Heinonen 9, Klemett 4, Stevens 2, Asiala 2, In a span of fewer than 20 sec- to protect the rim. Ontonagon 13 8 2 13 — 36 10, but the Speedgirls’ rally ran Way too big of a hole, but I was Nordstrom 12, Johnson 4, Kinnunen 6, Pennala 8. FTs: 1- Ontonagon — E. Menigoz 6, Labyak 12, Laingren 4, 7. Fouls: 9. Fouled out: None. 3-pointers: Heinonen 1, onds midway through the second The Panthers finished with a out of steam. impressed by the girls desire to Lutz 2, Kolpack 2, Weisinger 3, T. Menigoz 6, Fredrikson Nordstrom 1. quarter, Chassell's press fueled a 41-19 edge on the boards, and 1. F: 12; Fouled out: None; Free throws: 7-12; 3-point The Jets were able to get tran- make it a game, which they did.” Bessemer — Megan Peterson 3, Hailey Marchello 2, field goals: T. Menigoz 2, Weisinger. Kelsey Kitto 4, Emily Matonich 5, Caitlin Lynch 6, Karli 12-0 run. Danison had a double-double sition buckets in the first half off Taylor Manchester led Besse- Chassell — Pietila 9, Hokenson 12, Allen 11, Danison Trcka 7, Taylor Manchester 11. FTs: 8-14. Fouls: 9. Following a 3 from Ontonagon with 10 points and 11 rebounds. 10, Markham 2, Rautiola 4, Goddard 2, Olson 2. F: 13; Bessemer misses. mer with 11 points and 13 Fouled out: None. 3-pointers: Peterson 1, Trcka 1. freshman Teddy Menigoz to cut “Fahren (Kolpack) was really Fouled out: None; Free throws: 4-9; 3-point field goals: “We made three field goals in rebounds. Jeffers 15 33 37 47 Pietila, Allen. Bessemer 6 10 27 38 Chassell's lead to 22-16, Chassell working hard against Danison, the first half, shot terribly, Bessemer (2-3, 1-2) hosts Antetokounmpo scores 27, Bucks hold off Cavaliers 119-116 MILWAUKEE (AP) — The Milwaukee Bucks for 39 second-quarter points. Milwaukee cracked the They led 69-58 at the half, sparked by 17 points from sitting out Sunday night's game against Washington have blown big fourth-quarter leads far too many 100-point barrier early in the fourth, but then stalled. Middleton, who had a four-point play, as well as a 14- to rest. "Something with his knee has been going on, times this season, leading to disheartening losses. Milwaukee led 103-83 when Cleveland launched a 2 advantage in fast-break points. and if he needs to take off, then we understand that," The Bucks wasted another sizeable advantage in furious comeback with James on the bench. Back-to- UNTIMELY FOULS coach Tyronn Lue said. ... The Cavs scored at least the final period Tuesday night against the Cleveland back 3-pointers by Dwyane Wade put the Cavaliers Kyle Korver fouled Antetokounmpo as he attempt- 100 points for the 25th straight game. Cavaliers, but fought back this time to capture a 119- up 107-105, capping a 24-3 run and giving the visi- ed a desperation 3-pointer at the end of the first quar- Bucks: Jabari Parker, who is recovering from ACL 116 win. tors their first lead since the second quarter. ter. Antetokounmpo made all three free throws to surgery on his left knee, practiced with Milwaukee's "It was a big step for our team. It shows maturity," "Obviously, tonight (Wade) showed what he's pull Milwaukee within four points. Wade fouled G League affiliate for the second consecutive day. said Giannis Antetokounmpo, who led the Bucks capable of still doing," James said. "It's a luxury hav- Antetokounmpo with less than one second left in the Parker, who also tore his left ACL in December 2014, with 27 points. "Usually, in a situation like that, we ing a guy like that coming off the bench." third. He sank both free throws to give the Bucks a is not expected to be back on the court for the Bucks give the game away." A 3-pointer by Brogdon put the Bucks back in 15-point lead. until February. ... Matthew Dellavedova, who missed Eric Bledsoe scored 26 points for Milwaukee, front with 3:38 remaining. A traditional three-point BYE-BYE BRADLEY CENTER? 15 consecutive games with left knee tendinitis, which ended a five-game losing streak to Cleveland. play by James put the Cavaliers ahead 113-112 with Barring a playoff matchup, Wade likely played his returned to the active roster, as did Snell (left patel- Khris Middleton had 18 points and 10 assists, and about two minutes left. last game at the Bradley Center, where he starred for lar tendinitis) and Jason Terry (left calf strain). ... G Malcolm Brogdon finished with 16 points. Tony Snell responded with a 3-pointer for Mil- Marquette, which shares the facility with the Bucks. Sean Kilpatrick, signed to a two-way contract on "We kind of bent but we didn't break," Bucks coach waukee with 58.9 seconds remaining. After a Cleve- The teams will move into a new arena next season. Monday, dressed for the game. Kilpatrick appeared Jason Kidd said. "Giannis made plays down the land miss, Antetokounmpo grabbed a loose ball, hit a "I've had a lot of amazing moments here," Wade in 16 games for Brooklyn before being waived on Dec. stretch. We stayed together. We are playing against short shot and was fouled. His free throw gave the said. "Every time I come here and look up and see 7. one of the best teams in the world." Bucks a 117-113 lead with 5.9 seconds to go. that jersey up there in the rafters, I definitely know I UP NEXT LeBron James scored 39 points for Cleveland, Wade finished with 14 points for Cleveland, and did something special in this city and this arena. If Cavaliers: At home against Chicago on Thursday which lost for just the second time in its last 20 Jeff Green had 13. this was the last game, I need a piece of this building night. Cleveland won the first two games of the sea- games. James had seven assists but grabbed just one Milwaukee took its first lead early in the second because it's very special to me and to my basketball son series. rebound in the waning seconds. Kevin Love finished quarter at 41-40 with Love and James on the bench. career." Bucks: Host Charlotte on Friday night before with 21 points. The Bucks remained hot even after the duo returned TIP-INS playing the Hornets on the road on Saturday. After a slow start, the Bucks got to the Cavaliers and at one point extended their advantage to 14. Cavaliers: Wade was 5 for 10 from the field after l THE DAILY GLOBE • YOURDAILYGLOBE.COM COMICS WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 20, 2017 11 DEFLOCKED Husband watching family electronically Dear Annie: I have a loving agree with you that all that daughter, and I respect her hus- surveillance seems a bit creepy. band greatly. I have visited from If this is part of a larger pattern across the country countless of controlling behavior, it could times. I am 84, and they have indicate emotional abuse. (Call two grown children. The National Domestic Violence Everyone is happy when we Dear Hotline, at 800-799-7233, for are together. Annie guidance.) The only issue as far as I’m But unless and until your concerned is that the hubby, daughter comes to you with such although generous and kind, is managing things, especially elec- concerns, there’s not much you overly domineering, bordering on tronics. can do. Why not invite them over MOTHER GOOSE & GRIMM being a tyrant, and a nut about On a recent visit of mine, my to your house rather than create daughter mentioned that he had a conflict in their marriage installed cameras in several where there may be none? OUR places in their house because I Dear Annie: I have two Y was there. It was supposedly so grandsons in the military, and I he can see the entryways to their am very proud of them. Each HOROSCOPE home from his cellphone for secu- Christmas, I send each a card rity purposes. and a nice check. He installed them, however, One I hear from as soon as he so that he can both see and hear opens his mail, but I don’t hear virtually everything that goes on at all from the other. The first in their house. He has even year, I reminded the parents sev- called her from his office a few eral times before I received a BORN LOSER very nice thank-you letter. This EUGENIA times to say, “What room are you LAST in? I can’t see you.” past year, I said nothing and She is about the most hard- received no thank-you. working and honest and kindest This year, I want to cut him Your Birthday woman a man could ever expect. off (to get his attention) and then Wednesday, Dec. 20, 2017 He is a successful and important give him another chance next provider. year. What advice would you Be open to suggestions and willing offer me in this situation? to work alongside others to build a bet- They have never had any mar- ter environment, community or house- ital conflict about cheating or — Wisconsin Grandpa hold. Don’t let emotions cloud your anything. She has no way of Dear Wisconsin Grandpa: vision or cause you to make impulsive knowing whether his snooping You shouldn’t have to jump choices this year. A steady pace and gadgets are on or off. through hoops trying to train strategic plan will result in greater She says that it’s his thing your grandchildren to write security and stability. and that there’s no use in fight- thank-you notes. ALLEY OOP SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Dec. 21) ing about it. However, it disgusts This year, do only as much as — Common sense should be a priori- me, and I don’t think I will be you feel inclined to do. Perhaps ty when dealing with friends and rela- able to visit their home again if send a card but no check so he tives. Be honest and expect the same I’m being monitored. It’s not knows you’re thinking of him and in return. Truth matters and will shape moral or proper. It’s an invasion you’re not thinking of him what unfolds from now on. of privacy. resentfully afterward. CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19) — Should I mention this to him To the grandchildren reading Listen to your heart and share your this, let this be a reminder of just thoughts with someone you feel close or just stop going there? He to. Don’t let people from your past dis- would probably be grossly offend- how much a simple thank-you rupt your life. Avoid making hasty deci- ed, seeing as he is allegedly “the note means. sions. master of the house.” Send your questions for AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 19) — Not seeing them would be dev- Annie Lane to dearannie@cre- Don’t be tempted by people making astating to me because my ators.com. To find out more FOR BETTER OR WORSE rash or erratic choices. You are best daughter is my closest living rel- about Annie Lane and read fea- off taking a wait-and-see attitude, ative and I love her dearly. We tures by other Creators Syndi- especially if money or your physical have never had a real argument cate columnists and cartoonists, health is at stake. since the day she was born. visit the Creators Syndicate web- PISCES (Feb. 20-March 20) — Not — Loving Gramps Needs site at creators.com. everyone will be forthcoming regard- Advice COPYRIGHT 2017 CRE- ing what they want or think. Set your I ATORS.COM own standard and do what will help Dear Loving Gramps: you the most. Take care of unfinished personal business. ARIES (March 21-April 19) — AILY LOBE ROSSWORD Emotional purchases or spontaneous D G C changes will be met with regret once you have time to think about what you’ve done or signed up for. Be cau- FRANK & ERNEST tious when it comes to money matters. TAURUS (April 20-May 20) — Don’t let emotions overrule common sense. Take care of professional and financial matters responsibly to ease your stress and better enjoy your downtime. Choose disciplined maneu- vers over impulsive action. GEMINI (May 21-June 20) — Instinctive emotional actions will lead to regret. Don’t make promises you cannot keep. Plans and commitments must be realistic. Learn from your mis- takes to avoid criticism. CANCER (June 21-July 22) — GET FUZZY Headstrong actions will be costly. Don’t sign up for something that could break your budget. Limit your spend- ing and walk away from situations that appear to be unpredictable. LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) — Stay focused on what you have yet to accomplish. Leaving unfinished busi- ness for someone else to take care of will make you look bad. Avoid indul- gent or irresponsible behavior. VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) — Your stamina and discipline will help you conquer whatever task or responsibili- BEETLE BAILEY ty you are handed. A positive attitude will be helpful when dealing with someone or something you find con- fusing. LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23) — Don’t get all worked up over nothing. Embrace whatever comes your way and turn it into something that is bene- ficial to you. A personal change looks inviting. SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) — Look for unusual offerings or lifestyle choices to come up with the perfect way to spend the holiday season. A disciplined approach to money mat- ZITS ters will help decrease debt.
HERMAN SPEED BUMP
THE GRIZZWELLS
l WEDNESDAY, D ECEMBER 20, 2017 THE DAILY GLOBE • YOURDAILYGLOBE.COM 12 CLASSIFIEDApartments & Apartments & Personals Help Wanted Help Wanted Give Away-Pets G ood News Corner PLEASE CHECK Your ad on the GIVE AWAY Ads run free for Duplexes Duplexes Part-time Dental Hygienist needed first run day. The Daily Globe will Whitecap Mountains is accepting three days. 15-20 word limit. The not be responsible for mistakes 2 days a week. Apply in person: applications for full and part-time ads must be mailed or dropped off after the first day. The Daily Globe Mercer Dental Clinic, seasonal help. Front Desk, Food Thank you! will not be responsible for lost at The Daily Globe, 118 E. Beautiful 5222 Hwy 51, PO Box 146, Service, Ticket Office, Lift photos placed in advertising. McLeod Ave., Ironwood, MI NOW RENTING AT Mercer, WI 54547 Operators, and weekend Gift Shop 49938. We cannot thank everyone enough or email: [email protected] Clerks. Apply in person or call: 1, 2, & 3 bedroom VILLA MANOR Roof Shoveling (715)561-2227 for your thoughts, prayers and your time Full Time Cook/Bartender position Appliances Apartments available! APARTMENTS open. Great hours, great pay. Part-time Office and Sales for that was put in to help bring our dog Need your Roof Shoveled? Decks, email: [email protected] local Ironwood business. **$99 Security Deposit Special** Porches too. Call Tyson at: Experience preferred but will train. *STARTING AT $390/MONTH D aisy home safe and sound. We are (906)285-0036 Licensed & Insured Loader Services also Available. Smokey’s fine Dining Send resume to: Box 136, c/o Bergland, Ewen, & *ONE BEDROOM be y ond gra tef ul for our community. Manitowish Waters. We are look- Daily Globe, 118 E. McLeod Ave. MattsonÕs ing for you to be part of our Team. PO Box 548, Ironwood, MI 49938. *SECURITY SYSTEM Christmas Trees Bruce Crossing Part-time, Full-time, Year-round TV & Appliance help wanted. Need energetic, so- Cleaning Person(s) needed for *LAUNDRY FACILITIES Jack, cial, reliable persons to fill part- winter vacation rental on Lake Call today: time positions of Bartender, Wait- *HEAT & WATER INCLUDED Gogebic. Experience and car Kris, staff, Hostess. Full-time, year- required. Must be available days round is available only to a candid- (906)988-2471 *AIR CONDITIONING 9:00am-5:00pm(CST) Since 1962 Dominic, ate that can provide service in all $17.00/hour. (608)575-1343 *NO PETS ALLOWED these positions. Top pay, Insur- Rent is based on Income. ance, Paid vacation and Retire- Business Grandpa, ÒBox Store CONTACT AMBER AT ment plan provided. Call Jim for Barrier Free Units Available. interview (715)543-2220 Grandma, CHRISTMAS TREESSEERTSAMTSIRHC Opportunities Blissful Acres Choose and CuttuCdnaesoohCsercAlufssilB NOTICE: The Daily Globe, while Prices, Equal Housing Opportunity. (715)561-4599 Ironwood TownshippihsnwoTdoownorI Riley DOVE, Inc. has an opening for a exercising reasonable care in Balsam, Pine & Spruce..ecurpS&eniP,maslaB part-time client advocate. MONDAY-FRIDAY Tabletop to 14 feet..teef41otpotelbaT accepting ads, warns those and Send resume and cover letter to: answering to investigate the APARTMENTS AVAILABLE in Monday-FridayyadirF-yadnoM P.O. Box 366 or: Small Town 8:00am-4:30pm 12:00pm-4:00pm::mp00:4-mp00:21 proposition offered and to be Hurley. Rent based on income. [email protected]. Buddy E4846 Clover Lane..enaLrevolC6484E careful of any ad requiring money Stove & fridge provided. Coin Saturday-SundayyadnuS-yadrutaS Please call: (906)932-4990 for to be sent for information or long ServiceÓ operated laundry on site. 10:00am-4:00pm: :mp00:4-ma00:01 any questions. Please call: (712)580-5360. Houses for Rent distance phone calls that may N11800 Vanderhagen RoaddaoRnegahrednaV00811N request money for information. (906)932-2453 or (906)362-7926 6297-263)609(ro3542-239)609( Ironwood Breakwater is looking for N11433 LAKE Road. Ground floor, HOMES, APARTMENTS, and Call Tod ay to Place Your Cooks, Servers, Hosts. Must work 2 bedroom apartment. $435.00 Business Spaces for rent. Call for Good News Corner Ad nights and weekends. Previous Firewood Bids monthly with heat and water details. The Real Estate Store. (906)932-2211 applicants please reapply. included. (810)208-1529 (906)932-5406 No phone calls please. FOR SALE ON BIDS 100 FACE Cord of dry Maple firewood. 100% Maple, no off The Ewen-Trout Creek School Snow Shoveler species. $75.00 per cord District has a 2004 Blue Bird bus delivered. 2 cord minimum. for sale on bids. It is a 66-passen- Plow Driver ger, 3800 DT466E International Call Scott: (906)285-3727 122 E. Aurora St. or (218)368-6732 Duties include removing with approximately 113,000 miles. If you have questions about the snow from cars and trucks, FIREWOOD FOR sale by the bus, please contact Tammy at Ironwood, MI Help Wanted loggers cord. Call (715)561-3437. shoveling sidewalks, truck (906)813-0620 X228. Bids may be submitted to the 906-932-0510 plowing. Must have valid Ewen-Trout Creek School, ATTN: Help Wanted drivers license. Neat, clean Superintendent, 14312 Airport Rd., Ewen, MI. The deadline to The Bessemer Area Sewer Authority TRUCK DRIVING POSITION A AVAILABLEVAILABLE and dependable. Due to submit a bid is Friday, January 5, Truck Drivers wanted to pull Articles for Sale is looking to hire a Sewage Plant Operator. OttawaOttawaOtta ForestForest Products, Inc. Crib Trailers. New equipment. increased business, we will 2018 at 3:00 p.m. The District re- hasOttawa apositionahas position Forestav available Products, for Inc.aforailable a has a position available for a Good hourly wages. serves the right to accept or reject Dell Computers, Working under the supervision of the Plant Superintendent Full Ti Timeme Tr Truck Driver.Driveruck . PositionPosition be taking applications. any or all bids. wouldFull be Time fordrop Truck and Driver. hook inhookanddropforbewould in Call Mitch (906)364-3774 Sales & Repairs, Virus Removal the Plant Operator will be responsible for operating and Position would be OTR thevariousIronwoodthe Ironwood customerYa Yard and deliveries. deliverdeliverandrd VICTORY JANITORIAL Apply at: Call Timothy D. Szot maintain the wastewater treatment facility. The Plant Operator to various locations.tions.locavariousto Vehicles for Sale: Home most nights. is looking to fill a Professional Computer Serv- will be responsible for maintenance and repair of all facility Cloverland Excavating • 1994 Ford F150 2WD, Manual Trans. ices (906)364-4506 OTTAWAOTTTAAWWWAA FOREST PRODU PRODUCTS,CTSPRODU , INC. PART TIME position assets, various laboratory testing and filing of required reports Please contactourcontact ourat (906) 932-9701, Ext.112Ext. 112 in the Watersmeet 300 E Cloverland Dr • 1991 Ford F150 2WD, Automatic. to responsible entity’s, and all other duties as assigned by the •DedicatedRunRuntedDedica• •Holiday&Holiday• & Please contact our office at: (906) 932-9701 Ext. 112 • Dedicated Run • Holiday & for LeeLeefor Cumming’s ororsCumming’ Ext. 105for105Ext.or forTr Truckingucking Commercial/ •CompetitiveWage• Competitive Wage VacationVa tiontionca Pa Payy for Lee Cumming’s or Ext. 105 for Trucking & Land O Lakes area. • 1995 Ford F150 2WD, Manual Trans. Plant Superintendent. Employee must obtain an • Competitive Wage Vacation Pay DispaDispatcher.tcher. Yo Youmayu may also stop by ourofPceourbystopalso ofPce Ironwood, MI 49938 •HomeNightlyNightlyHome• After 11After Ye Year ofofar Dduringispatcher.business You mayhours also Monday-FMonday-Fridaystop by our office8amriday 8am Competitive wages, must L2 license within two years of hire. • Health Insurance after 1 Year of during business hours Monday-Friday 8am to 5pm • 1994 Ford F150 2WD, Manual Trans. • HealthHealth• Insurance EmploymentEmploymentymentEmployment to 5pm or emailemailor5pmto info@otta [email protected]. pass background check. Residential or email: [email protected] Looking for Waitstaff and Cook at To apply for this position, Send contact info to: $500.00 Each the Last Wilderness Cafe in PROPERTY FOR rent: 3200 sq.ft. send resume including credentials, to: victoryjanitorial @ Presque Isle, WI. 3-4 days a Call: (715)561-2510 office building. Former Social BASA, 411 S Sophie Street, Bessemer, MI 49911, victoryjanit orial.com week. Call: (715)686-2193 before Security offices, Cloverland Drive, 7:00am-4:00pm or email: [email protected] Bessemer Area School District or Call: (715)369 -2000 2:00pm or (715)891-3171 after Ironwood. Will build/remodel 2:00pm to suit. Call (906)932-1411. by 4:00 p.m. January 5, 2018. is accepting applications for the position of Part Time Food Service Worker This position is M-F from 10:55am-12:25pm. Family Forum, Inc. Applicants must pass a background check. is looking for a Interested persons may apply in person at: part time Business Office, Washington Elemenary School 301 East Sellar Street, Bessemer, MI 49911 Teacher Assistant The Bessemer Area School District The position is located at the Head Start center in Hurley, is an equal opportunity employer. WI. Applicant must have a minimum of a preschool child development associate credential (CDA) or be enrolled in a program leading to the CDA or associates degree program. The position will remain open until filled. Little Lambs Childcare is Expanding! We are hiring several part time (up to 30 hours) childcare employees for flexible shifts between 6:30am – 5:30pm, Apply online at: www.familyforum.org M-F. Must be reliable, energetic, motivated, and patient. Please call Natasha at 1-800-392-4473 CPR/First Aid certification preferred, but will train. Computers Snow Removal Snowplowing for additional information. Must be 18 years of age. Mail resumes to: *Equal Employment Opportunity* All Saints Catholic Academy Roof Specialist Roof Snow & Ice Removal 106 South Marquette Street 30+ years experience. Are you looking to join Ironwood, Michigan 49938 Licensed and insured a team of dedicated professionals? Resume Deadline: January 3, 2018 Front end loader for cleanup. Gogebic Community Health is looking for you! Mandatory Background Checks Firewood by the Loggers Cord CASE MANAGER Call Ken Fahrner at: A full-time (1.0 FTE) position is open in the Clinical (906)364-4468 or (906)932-2027 % % %% %' %% #"" Services Department to provide case management Dietary Aide/Housekeeping Snowplowing % ) "" services to individuals with serious mental illness Sky View Nursing Center is currently accepting applications for a Excavating and/or co-occurring disorders. Responsibilities include part-time dietary aide with some housekeeping. No experience $!( *( ! developing treatment plans using the person centered required, will train someone who is willing to learn. process, providing case management/supports ' + ,-( $ Please apply in person at Sky View Nursing Center. CLOVERLAND MOTORS coordination, and making appropriate referrals. Previous applicants please re-apply. L E L M Participation in the delivery of emergency services (daytime & EXCAVATING $%,&"%, $ Sky View Nursing Center E I and evening) is required. The successful candidate shall possess a minimum of a Bachelor’s Degree in Social Work 309 Iron Street • Hurley, WI 54534 BUILDING with State of Michigan licensure as a Bachelor’s Social Worker (715)561-5646 DEMOLITION IL I (LBSW) or Limited Licensed Bachelor’s Social Worker EM LI I %% . ! . ) (LLBSW). Current driver’s license and access to an insured vehicle is required. Experience working with adults with %+ " $ '+ ( mental illness and/or co-occurring disorders preferred. Septic Systems "(% + "" e c e EMERGENCY SERVICES WORKER (on call) Topsoil, Sand & Gravel WeWe o o , dodo BulldozingBulldozing nd r e • •Driveways Driveways A multi-functional part-time position is open in the Clinical Bessemer Plywood Corporation Services Department for an individual to provide •• FoundationsFoundations • • Basements Basements is now accepting applications for employment. Full time, 3exible Emergency/Crisis intervention services to persons part time, and weekend work is available. All interested applicants •• GarageGarage Slabs Slabs & & Garages Garages ! / '(- %(-#'! &(, % experiencing psychiatric or other mental health may apply or reapply at our main o1ce between 8:00am & •Land•Land ClearingClearing • • Road Road Building Building / '$* +*" $ emergencies. This position requires fielding calls and 4:30pm so that we can update our 2les. /is should be done on a •• WaterWater LinesLines • • Sewer Sewer Systems Systems responding to the emergency department during the yearly basis. BPC o0ers competitive wages including attendance •• PondsPonds •• Dump Dump Truck Truck Hauling Hauling / )#, - .* # ' evenings, holidays and weekend, outside of CMHA and safety bonuses. Fringe bene2ts include health, vision, dental, && Demolition Demolition Advertise in the business hours. Master’s Degree in Social Work or and life insurance, paid vacations, 401(k), & paid holidays. •• SnowSnow Plowing-Removal Plowing-Removal Advertise in the Counseling, or Bachelor’s Degree in Social Work from an Applicants may apply in person at BPC, accredited college or university or RN degree required. Monday-Friday, 8:00 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. FREE Estimates Business & Other professional degrees with Michigan licensure and EE E e Bessemer Plywood Corporation (906)932-1202 Business & psychiatric experience will be considered. Must possess or be (906)932-1202(906)932-7282 Service able to obtain State of Michigan licensure as a State of 1000 Yale Ave • Bessemer, MI 49911 (906)932- 282 Service Michigan Limited Licensed Masters of Social Work BPC is an equal opportunity employer Directory (LLMSW), Licensed Masters of Social Work (LMSW), Limited Licensed Professional Counselor (LLPC), FAHRNER EXCAVATING Dforir eas clittleto asry Licensed Professional Counselor (LPC), Temporary RESIDENTIAL & COMMERCIAL for as little as Limited Licensed Psychologist (TLLP), Limited Licensed Psychologist (LLP), Limited Licensed Bachelor’s Social • Site Prep • Road Building $ 23 Worker (LLBSW), Licensed Bachelor’s Social Worker • Driveways • Culverts $ 23per inch/day (LBSW), or Registered Nurse (RN). A current driver’s • Ponds & Pond Cleaning DAILY GLOBE 2.for a per2 inch inch/day Ad. license and access to an insured vehicle is required. • Land Clearing • Tree & Stump Application Deadline: Wednesday, January 3, 2018 CMS 5 STAR FACILITY [email protected] 2.forMinimum a 2 inch run Ad Come join our team today! Removal • Repair Leaky CNA’s NEEDED!!! Basements • Guaranteed time ofMinimum 28 days. run Community Mental Health offers a regionally competitive *** NEW WAGES *** Water & Sewer Lines • Roto 906-932-2211 time of 28 days wage and a tremendous benefit package that includes a defined benefit pension plan, 401a money purchase plan, Substantial Wage Increase Benefit package: medical, dental, vision, and life insurance Rooter • Licensed Septic health and dental insurance, paid time off Tanks & Systems Installed and life insurance! ESOP (Employee Stock Ownership Program) 401(k) retirement savings plan with company matching • Retaining Walls • Crack When Do-It-Yourself is Doing you in. We invite you to apply today at: Paid time off for vacation and sick days Sealing • Hot Mix • Asphalt www.gccmh.org or: Holiday pay Patching • Seal Coating • Sand The Business and Service Directory Community Mental Health Tuition reimbursement ATTN: Human Resources Apply in person at: • Gravel • Reground Asphalt • Topsoil • Carpentry will get you in touch with 103 West US 2 1500 N. Lowell Street, Ironwood, MI 49938 or email resume to: [email protected] Wakefield, MI 49968 LICENSED AND INSURED “EOE M/W/Vets/Disabled” Equal Opportunity Employer Call Ken: (906)364-4468 the reliable help you need.
CONTACT US CLASSIFIED DEADLINES PUBLICATIONS Daily Globe, Inc. Daily Globe: Daily Globe: Monday-Saturday 118 E. McLeod Avenue Ad copy received by 1:00pm Monday-Friday Range Source : Saturday PO Box 548 ad will appear in next available issue Ironwood, MI 49938 yourdailyglobe.com: 24/7 [email protected] (Except Memorial Day, Range Source: Independence Day, Labor Day, (906)932-2211 ext. 116 Ad copy received by 10:00am Tuesday Thanksgiving, Christmas (906)932-5358 Fax ad will appear in next available issue and New Year’s Day)
l HE AILY LOBE YOURDAILYGLOBE COM EDNESDAY ECEMBER T D G • . W , D 20, 2017 13
CLASSIFIEDS Real Estate Legals Legals Legals BUSINESS
g dedgye ad MILITARY DUTY. ATTN PUR- 99/100 Dollars ($851,885.99), in- of a Town Road; Thence North 87 CHASERS: This sale may be res- cluding interest on the balance deg. 55’ East, along said right-of- cinded by the foreclosing mort- due under the Note at the interest way line a distance of 131 feet, gagee. In that event, your dam- rate set forth in the Note, late fees, more or less, to an iron pipe on ages, if any, shall be limited solely and which includes Mortgagee’s the East line of said Government to return of the bid amount attorney fees as of October 12, Lot 4; Thence Northerly, along the tendered at sale, plus interest. 2017. This sum will increase as East line of said Government Lot Tech, small-cap stocks pull MORTGAGE SALE – Default has additional interest, costs, ex- 4, a distance of 600 feet, more or been made in the conditions of a penses, and attorneys fees ac- less, to the point of beginning. mortgage made by Woodrow C crue under the Loan Documents Subject to an easement for road- Sales • Rentals Chaney, A Married Man, original and which are permitted under way purposes, 20 feet in width, Management • Appraisals mortgagor(s), to Mortgage Elec- Michigan law after the date set over and across a portion of Gov- tronic Registration Systems, Inc., forth below. Under the power of ernment Lot 4, as set forth in Liber as nominee for PHH Mortgage sale contained in the Mortgage, 132 Deeds, Page 313. Commonly Corporation d/b/a Century 21 ® and the statute in such case made known as: E19368 Fish Hawk 906-932-5406 Mortgage (SM), Mortgagee, dated and provided, notice is hereby giv- Road, Watersmeet, Michigan back from their recent highs Highway US-2 • Ironwood November 13, 2008, and recor- en that the Mortgage will be fore- 49969 Tax ID No.: 06-31-501-800 ded on November 14, 2008, in closed by sale of the mortgaged The redemption period shall be six NEW YORK (AP) — U.S. upnorthproperty.com Liber 500, on Page 672, in Goge- premises at public sale to the (6) months from the date of the bic County Records, Michigan and highest bidder at the first floor of foreclosure sale unless the stocks declined Tuesday as big A DAY ON WALL STREET last assigned to LakeView Loan the Gogebic County Courthouse, premises is determined to be technology companies and small- Servicing, LLC., as assignee, doc- 200 N. Moore Street, Bessemer, abandoned under MCLA umented by an Assignment of Michigan 49911 on Friday, Janu- §600.3241a, in which case the re- er firms gave up some of their Dec. 19, 2017 25,000 Mortgage dated February 06, ary 5, 2018 at 10:00 a.m. The par- demption period may be recent gains. Stocks hit record 2017, and recorded on February cel subject to the Mortgage which shortened pursuant to the Dow Jones 24,000 13, 2017, in Liber 598, on Page is being sold is located E19368 Michigan statutes. Dated: Decem- highs over the previous two days industrials 436, in Gogebic County Records, Fish Hawk Road, Township of Wa- ber 6, 2017 MORTGAGEE: State 23,000 Michigan, on which mortgage tersmeet, County of Gogebic, Bank of the Lakes 440 Lake Street as the Republican-backed tax bill there is claimed to be due and ow- State of Michigan, and legally de- Antioch, Illinois 60002 Drafted by: made its way through Congress. -37.45 22,000 ing as of February 1, 2018, the scribed as follows: PARCEL 1: A Jeffrey D. Swenarton Kreis, En- sum of THIRTY ONE THOU- parcel of land located in Govern- derle, Hudgins & Borsos, P.C. Smaller companies in particu- 21,000 SAND SIX HUNDRED FORTY ment Lots 2 and 3, Section 15, One Moorsbridge, P.O. Box 4010 lar have surged because 24,754.75 EIGHTY and 49/100 Dollars Township 44 North, Range 41 Kalamazoo, Michigan 49003-4010 J JASOND ($31,648.49). Notice is hereby giv- West, more particularly described Phone: (269) 324-3000 investors feel they will be major en that under the power of sale as follows: Commencing at the (12-06)(01-03) beneficiaries of lower corporate Pct. change from previous: -0.15% High 24,850.11 Low 24,715.60 contained in said mortgage and Northwest corner of said Govern- the statute in such case made and ment Lot 3, said corner being tax rates. High-dividend stocks provided, that said mortgage will marked by an iron pipe and a ce- December 20, 2017 STATE OF MICHIGAN dropped as bond yields rose. be foreclosed by a sale of the dar post on the South shore of Dec. 19, 2017 7,000 mortgaged premises, or some part Fish Hawk Lake; Thence North 51 PROBATE COURT Investors like the proposed of them, at public venue, at the deg. 46’ East, a distance of 100 COUNTY OF GOGEBIC Nasdaq 6,800 place of holding the circuit court feet to an iron pipe, being on the NOTICE TO CREDITORS tax cut because it would boost within Gogebic County, at 10:00 Westerly line of the parcel of land Decedent’s Estate composite 6,600 Motorcycles & FILE NO. 17-96-DE corporate profits and likely raise AM, on Friday, February 2nd, as described in Liber 238 Re- 6,400 2018. Said premise is situated at cords, Page 471; Thence South- Estate of WILLIAM H. RICHARDS, stock prices along with it. The JR., Deceased. Date of birth: -30.91 ATVs 1821 South Woolsey in the City of erly, along the Westerly line of the bill would initially cut taxes for 6,200 Bessemer, GOGEBIC COUNTY, parcel of land as described in 04/16/1935 1982 YAMAHA Maxim 550. Very MICHIGAN 49911, and is de- Liber 238 Records, Page 471, a TO ALL CREDITORS:* most Americans but by 2027 6,963.85 6,000 good condition, garage kept. New scribed as: ALL LOT ONE (1) distance of 627.9 feet, more or NOTICE TO CREDITORS: The AND THE SOUTH HALF (S1/2) less, to an Iron pipe on the North decedent, WILLIAM H. would increase tax bills for most. JJ A S O ND battery, plugs, tires, RICHARDS, JR. died 11/07/2017. chains/sprocket. $1,200.00 or OF LOT TWO (2), BLOCK EIGHT right-of-way line of a Town Road; While stocks weren’t doing (8), HILL ESTATE ADDITION TO Creditors of the decedent are noti- Pct. change from previous: -0.44% High 6,995.88 Low 6,951.49 trade for F/PWC. (715)360-6931 Thence South 67 deg. 38’ West, THE CITY OF BESSEMER, along said right-of-way line, a dis- fied that all claims against the es- much Tuesday, bond prices fell. or (906)364-2697 GOGEBIC COUNTY, MICHIGAN, tance of 89.6 feet, more or less, to tate will be forever barred unless The yield on the 10-year Trea- ACCORDING TO THE RECOR- an iron pipe on the West line of presented to Rebecca M. Bria, Dec. 19, 2017 2005 BOMBARDIER Traxter. DED PLAT THEREOF. PARCEL: said Government Lot 2; Thence personal representative, or to both sury note rose to its highest price 2,700 the probate court at 200 North Very good condition, garage kept. 51-06-000100 The redemption North, along the West line of said in more than a month, to 2.45 Standard & All fluids changed, new vision rims period shall be six (6) months (180 Government Lots 2 and 3, a dis- Moore Street, Bessemer, MI 2,600 Days) from the date of such sale, tance of 600 feet, more or less, to 49911 and the personal represent- percent from 2.39 percent late and radial tires. $3,400.00 ative within 4 months after the Poor’s 500 or best offer. (715)360-6931 unless determined abandoned in the point of beginning. Excepting accordance with MCLA date of publication of this notice. Monday. or (906)364-2697 therefrom a parcel of land located 2,500 600.3241a, in which case the re- in said Government Lots 2 and 3 12/19/2017. Invesco Global Market Strate- -8.69 demption period shall be 30 days more particularly described as fol- Raymond J. O'Dea P37527 2012 Harley Davidson 1200 from the date of such sale. Pursu- lows: Commencing at the Northw- 225 East Aurora Street gist Kristina Hooper said two 2,400 Custom. 1,365 miles. Call for ant to Chapter 32 of the Revised est corner of said Government Lot Ironwood, MI 49938 factors are sending bond yields 2,681.47 price. (906)932-2452 or Judicature Act of 1961, if the prop- 3, located on the South shore of (906)932-1221 J JASOND (906)364-0858 erty is sold at foreclosure sale, the Fish Hawk Lake, marked by an Rebecca M. Bria higher: investors are selling 225 East State Street borrower will be held responsible iron pipe; Thence North 51 deg. bonds to buy stocks as the tax Pct. change from previous: -0.32% High 2,694.44 Low 2,680.74 to the person who buys the prop- 46’ 00” East, along the shoreline Mauston, WI 53948 erty at the mortgage foreclosure traverse, a distance of 50.00 feet (608)847-1900 bill appears likely to pass, and AP sale or to the mortgage holder un- to a rebar pin marking the point of North 12-20-17 der MCLA 600.3278 for damaging beginning; Thence continuing m A 10 5 4 they also feel the bill may con- the property during the redemp- North 51 deg. 46’ 00” East a dis- n 4 tribute to inflation. form maker McDermott Interna- currencies showed no signs of tion period. Dated: 12/7/17 For tance of 50.00 feet to an iron pipe; o 8 7 4 3 More Information, please call: Mat- Thence South 01 deg. 57’ East a p A K 4 3 “There’s this expectation that tional said it will acquire engi- slowing. Shares in the financial thew R. Reinhardt, Esq Quintairos, distance of 627.90 feet to an iron West Eastwe’ll see companies save money neering, procurement and con- technology company Longfin Prieto, Wood & Boyer, P.A. Attor- pipe on the North right-of-way line m 9 8 7 3 m K Q J neys for Servicer 255 S. Orange of Town Road; Thence South 68 n 8 n Q J 10 9 on taxes, to put it simply, and struction services company have skyrocketed since it bought Avenue, Suite 900 Orlando, FL deg. 46’ 45” West along said right- o Q J 10 9 o A K 5 spend more in other areas,” she Chicago Bridge & Iron. The com- Ziddu.com, which created a vir- 32801 (855) 287-0240 of-way line a distance of 42.69 p Q 9 8 5 p J 10 7 (12-13)(01-03) feet to a rebar pin; Thence North South said. Investors think “it’s going panies valued the deal at $6 bil- tual currency for micro-lending. 01 deg. 55’ 40” West a distance of m 6 2 to have an impact on employ- lion. McDermott fell 90 cents, or Longfin went public last Wednes- December 6, 13, 20, 27, 2017 612.39 feet to the point of begin- n A K 7 6 5 3 2 January 3, 2018 ning and including all the land o 6 2 ment, wages, and therefore infla- 11.9 percent, to $6.69 and CB&I day at $5 a share and announced NOTICE OF between the traverse line and wa- p 6 2 lost $1.91, or 10.7 percent, to the Ziddu deal Friday. The stock FORECLOSURE SALE ters edge. PARCEL 2: A parcel of tion,” she said. Default has been made in the con- land Located in Government Lot 4, Dealer: West The tax bill passed through $16.01. slipped $4.11, or 5.7 percent, to ditions of a certain Mortgage, Section 15, Township 44 North, Vulnerable: East-West dated October 21, 2014, and Range 41 West, more particularly South West North East the House, largely along party Medical device maker Zimmer $68.27, giving Longfin a market Autos/SUVs made by Joyce O’Gara, Trustee of described as follows: Commen- Pass Pass 1p lines ahead of a Senate vote Biomet climbed after it named value of $5.7 billion. Joyce O’Gara Declaration of Trust cing at the Northeast corner of 3n Pass Pass Pass dated September 17, 2002, as said Government Lot 4, said scheduled for Tuesday night. The Bryan Hanson to be its new Even CEO Venkat Meenavalli 2002 CHEVY 4X4 Regular Cab amended (hereinafter the “Mort- corner being marked by an iron Opening lead: o Q $1.5 trillion package would cut CEO. Hanson most recently led attributed the sudden spike to Truck. Runs excellent. Good work gagor”), whose address is 1945 pipe and a cedar post on the truck. $1,800.00 (906)932-0510 or Robin Crest Lane, Glenview, South shore of Fish Hawk Lake; the corporate tax rate to 21 per- at Medtronic’s minimally inva- “euphoric mania” in an interview Thence South 56 deg. 22’ West, (906)364-3492 Illinois 60025, to State Bank of the Hot on his own heels sive therapies business. Former with CNBC late Monday. Lakes (hereinafter “Mortgagee”), along said lake shore, a distance cent from 35 percent, and would whose address is 440 Lake Street, of 173.65 feet, more or less, to an with more criticism slash taxes for the wealthy, with CEO David Dvorak left the Energy companies edged high- iron pipe located on the Easterly Legals Antioch, Illinois 60002, which smaller cuts for middle-and low- company in July. Zimmer er along with the price of oil. Mortgage was recorded on line of the parcel of land de- By Phillip Alder December 1, 2014 in the Gogebic scribed in Liber 174 Deeds, Page income families. gained $6.95, or 6.1 percent, to Benchmark U.S. crude rose 30 December 13, 20, 27, 2017 and County Register of Deeds, at Liber 631; Thence South 13 deg. 35’ January 3, 2018 573 at Page 774. As of December East, along the Easterly line of the Nearly three weeks ago, I After the close of trading, $121.38. cents to $57.46 a barrel in New NOTICE OF MORTGAGE FORE- 6, 2017, the amount due under the parcel of land as described in reviewed a new book by Danny Roth, Hospital operator Tenet York while Brent crude, used to Liber 174 Deeds, Page 631, a dis- a Londoner. Hard on the heels of House Republican leaders said CLOSURE SALE THIS FIRM IS A Mortgage, corresponding Promis- that comes another book of the same DEBT COLLECTOR ATTEMPT- sory Note (the “Note”), and re- tance of 82.8 feet to an iron pipe; they will have to hold another Healthcare said it will cut anoth- price international oils, added 39 Thence South 01 deg. 31’ East type but with a different publisher: ING TO COLLECT A DEBT. ANY lated loan documents made by “Outsmart the Bridge Experts” vote on the bill Wednesday er $100 million in costs and will cents to $63.80 a barrel in Lon- INFORMATION WE OBTAIN Mortgagor in favor of Mortgagee along the Easterly line of the par- (HNB). WILL BE USED FOR THAT PUR- (collectively the “Loan cel of land described in Liber 174 Roth sets 60 declarer-play and because a few provisions violate look to sell its Conifer business, don. Deeds, Page 631, a distance of POSE. PLEASE CONTACT OUR Documents”) is the sum Eight defense problems where he believes Senate rules. which provides revenue manage- Wholesale gasoline picked up OFFICE AT THE NUMBER BE- Hundred Fifty-One Thousand 429.5 feet, more or less, to an iron that the original writer’s analysis LOW IF YOU ARE IN ACTIVE Eight Hundred Eighty Five and pipe on the North right-of-way line was inaccurate. I usually agreed with The Standard & Poor’s 500 ment services. The company also 2 cents to $1.70 a gallon. Heating him, but not totally in this deal. Look at the North and East hands. The index lost 8.69 points, or 0.3 per- said it will continue shaking up oil gained 1 cent to $1.94 a gal- contract is three hearts. West leads cent, to 2,681.47. The Dow Jones its board. Its stock gained 29 lon. Natural gas sank 5 cents to the diamond queen. How should East plan the defense? industrial average shed 37.45 cents, or 2 percent, to $15.03. $2.69 per 1,000 cubic feet. East could not open one no-trump, Nursing and rehabilitation Gold slipped $1.30 to because it would have shown 14-16 points, or 0.2 percent, to points. South made a normal pre- 24,754.75. The Nasdaq compos- center company Kindred Health- $1,264.20 an ounce. Silver fell 5 emptive jump overcall promising little more than a respectable seven- ite gave up 30.91 points, or 0.4 care said it will be bought by cents to $16.15 an ounce. Copper card suit. No one else had a reason percent, to 6,963.85. The Russell health insurer Humana and two added 1 cent to $3.15 a pound. to compete. Roth, probably correctly, suggests 2000 index of smaller-company private equity firms for $9 a The dollar rose to 112.94 yen that this is a constructed deal. If the stocks fell 12.17 points, or 0.8 share. That values Kindred at from 112.56 yen. The euro rose to defense begins with three rounds of diamonds, declarer ruffs and ought percent, to 1,536.75. It climbed $782 million, and the company $1.1845 from $1.1784. to draw two rounds of trumps. (Roth said the deal is worth $4.1 billion The DAX in Germany slid 0.7 recommends immediately ruffing almost 3 percent over the previ- losers in hand.) Then, when South ous two days. including debt. percent and the French CAC 40 sees the 4-1 break, he plays a club to dummy and ruffs a diamond. (If Apple fell $1.88, or 1.1 per- Rumors of a sale have boosted gave up 0.7 percent. In Britain, East trumps in, declarer discards his cent, to $174.54 after it closed at the stock 23 percent this month, the FTSE 100 rose 0.1 percent. spade loser.) South continues with a club to dummy, a club ruff, a spade a new high on Monday. Visa lost including a gain of 10.5 percent Tokyo’s Nikkei 225 shed 0.2 per- to dummy and the last club. If East pitches his final spade, declarer ruffs $1.41, or 1.2 percent, to $112.14. Monday. On Tuesday it retreated cent and Hong Kong’s Hang Seng and loses the last two tricks to East’s trumps. Investors also traded on corpo- 40 cents, or 4.2 percent, to $9.10. rose 0.7 percent. The Kospi in The best — and winning — rate news. Offshore drilling plat- The hype surrounding digital Seoul declined 0.1 percent. defense is for East to overtake at trick one (or trick two) and to shift to anything. Roth recommends a trump, but I think the spade king is preferable to remove one of dummy’s entries before declarer starts ruffing in his hand. Classifieds sell © 2017 UFS, Dist. by Andrews McMeel for UFS
BRIDGE
PHILLIP ALDER Ask The Doctors Ask The Doctors
RELATIVE'S UNUSUAL BEHAVIOR COULD
BE RESULT OF 'SILENT STROKES'
by Robert Ashley, M.D., Eve Glazier, M.D. & Elizabeth Ko, M.D.
AILY LOBE D G Dear Doctor: A relative long ago diag- to small strokes in your relative. Often, body dementia and normal pressure hy- S U D O K U nosed with atrial fibrillation has been be- these small strokes are not noted by the drocephalus also can cause the symp- Sudoku is a number-placing puzzle "Y $AVE 'REEN having differently, such as sitting with his patient or by family members. A study in toms you describe, and imaging of the based on a 9x9 grid with several mouth gaping open, not attending to fi- elderly residents in Germany found that brain and a consultation with a neurolo- nancial matters, taking too long to do er- 12.7 percent of them had experienced gist can confirm these diagnoses. given numbers. The object is to place the numbers 1 to 9 in the empty rands, that kind of thing. Could silent TIAs what's known as "silent strokes." Such Let's not forget another cause: depres- be the culprit? strokes don't have obvious symptoms; in- squares so that each row, each col- sion. Depression in the elderly can have Dear Reader: Yes, they could. First, let's stead, they can manifest as a difficulty in many of the same symptoms as demen- umn and each 3x3 box contains the explain atrial fibrillation. Two chambers performing cognitive tasks or a slowing in tia, causing difficulty in focusing on tasks, everyday activities. Your relative's risk of same number only once. known as atria make up the top portion of memory and self-care. Lastly, if the strokes linked to atrial fibrillation would be The difficulty the heart, storing blood before it goes into symptoms in your relative developed the two bottom chambers, known as ven- lower if he has been taking blood thin- suddenly, infection could be the culprit. level of the Conceptis Sudoku ners, but they still could occur. tricles. The atria contract first, then the In short, your relative's symptoms have increases from Monday to Saturday. ventricles, setting the overall rhythm of A CT scan or MRI can easily determine many possible causes. But you're astute the heart. In atrial fibrillation, the atria are whether your relative has had these silent in thinking that TIAs or silent strokes due Answer to previous puzzle damaged or enlarged and don't contract strokes. It's important to get such a diag- to atrial fibrillation may be to blame. sufficiently or rhythmically. Because of nosis because if his symptoms are re- Please encourage him and his closest this, some blood can stay within them, lated to a small stroke, he'll be at greater family member to see a doctor; he obvi- leading to a clotting of blood in this por- risk of having a large, debilitating stroke. ously needs medical attention and rec- tion of the heart. His symptoms could be linked to another ommendations specific to his needs. If the atria contract normally or the clot type of stroke as well -- a lacunar stroke (Eve Glazier, M.D., MBA, is an internist mobilizes for some other reason, then the caused by very high blood pressure and and assistant professor of medicine at clot can move into the ventricles, where diabetes, which lead to a narrowing of UCLA Health. it can then shoot into the circulatory sys- smaller blood vessels in the brain. These Elizabeth Ko, M.D., is an internist and tem when the ventricles contract. The clot strokes can cause loss of function in a primary care physician at UCLA Health.) can then become lodged in the smaller limb or the problems traditionally found in COPYRIGHT 2017 blood vessels of the brain, leading to lack silent strokes. THE PRESIDENT AND FELLOWS OF HARVARD COLLEGE of blood flow to that area. The result is ei- Whether caused by atrial fibrillation or a
#ONCEPTIS 0UZZLES $IST BY +ING &EATURES 3YNDICATE )NC DISTRIBUTED BY UNIVERSAL UCLICK ther a transient ischemic attack (TIA), in narrowing of blood vessels, multiple FOR UFS #ONCEPTIS 0UZZLES $IST BY +ING &EATURES 3YNDICATE )NC which a portion of the brain loses function $IFFICULTY ,EVEL strokes can lead to dementia, which also 1130 Walnut, Kansas City, MO 64106; for a short period, or a full-fledged stroke. $IFFICULTY ,EVEL may be the reason for your relative's re- 816-581-7500
Atrial fibrillation could indeed be leading cent behavior. Alzheimer's disease, Lewy
14 l WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 20, 2017 ARTS & ENTERTAINMENT THE DAILY GLOBE • YOURDAILYGLOBE.COM Take healthy dish to pass MERCER HOLIDAY CONCERT at next holiday party By Bonnie Brost meatballs with toothpicks out of etables Licensed and registered dietitian at Essentia the skillet or a slow cooker or Mix lime juice, oil and cumin Health chafing dish set on low to keep in a small bowl. Combine corn, We’re in the holiday season warm. Makes 36 meatballs. cilantro, black beans, red bell when parties challenge our com- Nutrition facts: Servings: 18; pepper and jalapeno pepper; toss. mitment to healthy eating. There serving size, 2 meatballs with 1 Drizzle dressing over bean mix- are family parties, club parties, tablespoon sauce; calories, 48; ture and mix. Serve with whole- work parties and annual gather- total fat, 3 gm; saturated fat, grain tortilla chips or dipping ing of friends. These events are 0.7gm; carbohydrate, 5gm; pro- vegetables. often centered on food that’s tein, 6 gm; sodium, 115mg. Nutrition facts: Serving size, Submitted photo loaded with calories, sugar, fat ½ cup; calories, 80; total fat, 1.5 MERCER SCHOOL held its Christmas concert Wednesday night. Above, the fourth through sixth grade Begin- and sodium. Try this low-fat taco dip, gm; saturated fat, 0 gm; choles- ning Band plays “Sweet Caroline.” Christmas carols were also on the program. When you’re invited to bring a which has 100 fewer calories terol, 0 mg; sodium, 60 mg; car- dish to share, consider a healthy than the full-fat version. bohydrates, 13 gm; fiber, 3 gm; option that looks and tastes good. protein, 3 gm. Think about dishes that feature fruits, vegetables, beans, nuts Taco8-ounce Dip fat-free cream cheese and whole grains. Avoid bringing or fat-free plain Greek yogurt Broccoli-Bacon1 clove garlic Salad (½ teaspoon) ¼ more sweets, desserts and dishes 8-ounce fat-free sour cream cup olive oil mayonnaise ¼ cup loaded with full-fat ingredients 1 teaspoon lemon juice reduced-fat sour cream such as cheese. Many of our 4 tablespoons Newman’s Mild 2 teaspoons cider vinegar friends and family members have Salsa 1 teaspoon sugar special diet needs, such as food 2 teaspoons chili powder 4 cups broccoli crowns, finely allergies. They may need to watch ¼ teaspoon onion powder chopped their sodium due to high blood ¼ teaspoon garlic powder 1 cucumber, chopped pressure, heart failure or kidney ¼ teaspoon cumin 3 slices lower-sodium bacon, disease. Low-sugar and low-car- Chopped tomatoes cooked and crumbled bohydrate options are appreciated Chopped lettuce 3 tablespoons dried cranber- by people with diabetes. Let’s Chopped onions ries think about these needs as we Mix cream cheese or yogurt, Freshly ground pepper, to taste gather to enjoy each other’s com- sour cream, lemon juice, salsa Whisk garlic, mayonnaise, pany. and spices in mixing bowl until sour cream, vinegar and sugar in well blended. Or use a food pro- a large bowl. Add broccoli, Try this healthy dessert cessor. Spread onto serving plat- cucumber, bacon, cranberries instead of a fruit pie. ter. Top with chopped vegetables. and pepper; stir to coat with the Submitted photo Serve with tortilla chips such as dressing. You can cover and THE MERCER elementary students sing Christmas carols. Fruit Parfait Bearitos or Garden of Eatin, refrigerate for up to 1 day. Fruit of your choice Sage Valley or Xochitl or vegeta- Nutrition facts: Serving size, Vanilla or plain low-fat, light bles. 2/3 cup; calories, 75; total fat, 4 or fat-free Greek yogurt Nutrition facts: Serving size, 2 gm; saturated fat, 1 gm; choles- Topping, such as granola or tablespoons; calories, 35; total terol, 5 gm; sodium, 100 mg; car- nuts fat, 0 gm; saturated fat, 0 gm; bohydrates, 8 gm; fiber, 2 gm; For one parfait, prepare about cholesterol, 3 mg; sodium, 140 protein, 3 gm. ¾ cup of fruit. Put ¼ cup of fruit mg; carbohydrates, 4 gm; fiber, 0 into a bowl or cup and top with 1 gm; protein, 3 gm. tablespoon yogurt. Repeat the Turkey1 tablespoon Squash canola Soup oil layers and top with 1 tablespoon This is a great way to add 3/4 cup onion or leeks, of nuts or granola. healthy omega 3 fatty acids. Use chopped Great fruit choices are: straw- fresh or frozen salmon instead of 1 red bell pepper, chopped berries, blueberries, blackber- canned fish to cut the sodium (about 1 cup) ries, raspberries, grapes, melons, level. 1 cup carrots, chopped peeled and cubed: watermelon, 1 cup celery, diced cantaloupe or honeydew melon; 3 cloves garlic, minced (1½ kiwi, peeled and sliced, mango, Salmon8 ounces Spread of salmon, baked or teaspoons minced garlic in jar) peeled and cubed, orange seg- poached 6 cups unsalted chicken stock ments, pineapple chunks, fresh 8-ounces fat-free cream cheese (less than 150 mg sodium per or canned (drained), peach slices or fat-free plain Greek yogurt cup) or pomegranate 2 tablespoons olive oil mayon- 1½ pounds butternut squash Nutrition facts (estimated): naise (2-3 cups), peeled, seeded and cut Serving size, about 1 cup; calo- 2 teaspoons lemon juice into 1-inch cubes ries, 100-150; total fat, 1 gm; sat- ½ teaspoon Worcestershire 2 tablespoons minced fresh urated fat, 0 gm; cholesterol, 0 sauce thyme or 2 teaspoons dried thyme mg; sodium, 20-30 mg; carbohy- Submitted photo ½ teaspoon minced garlic 1½ teaspoons ground cumin STUDENTS ANNABELLA Payen and Justin Heleniak play a selection on the xylophone. drates, 18-25 gm; fiber, 2-5 gm; ¼ teaspoon onion powder ½ cup raw wild rice, rinsed protein, 3-5 gm; calcium, 60 mg. ¾ teaspoon Tabasco Sauce 3 cups cooked fresh turkey or 1 dash ground black pepper chicken (about 1½ pounds) Frozen meatballs are usually ¼ teaspoon liquid smoke 2 cups frozen corn kernels high in sodium and fat. Look for Bake or poach salmon until 2 tablespoons lime juice the chili sauce that’s the lowest flaky and then cool. Put all ingre- ½ teaspoon crushed red pep- in sodium and use a lower sugar dients in a food processor and per grape jelly to decrease calories process until creamy. Serve with ¼ teaspoon salt and carbohydrates. fresh vegetables or whole-grain Freshly ground pepper to crackers. taste Appetizer Meatballs Nutrition facts: Serving size, 2 Heat oil in a Dutch oven over Meatballs tablespoons; calories, 45; total medium-high heat. Add onion (or 1 pound 93 percent lean fat, 2 gm; saturated fat, 0.5 gm; leeks), bell pepper, carrots, and ground beef or ground turkey cholesterol, 15 mg; sodium. 130 celery. Cook until the vegetables 1/3 cup onion, minced mg; carbohydrates, 2 gm; fiber, 0 begin to soften, about 3-4 min- 1 egg, beaten gm; protein, 5 gm. utes. Add garlic and cook 1 ½ teaspoon black pepper minute more. Stir in broth, 2 tablespoons Worcestershire This dip is a great way to add squash, wild rice, thyme and sauce more vegetables to your snacks cumin. Cover and bring to a boil. 1 tablespoon canola oil or meals. Choose tortilla chips Reduce heat to medium-low and Combine all ingredients made from whole-grain corn and cook until the vegetables are ten- except oil and shape into 1-inch you will have added veggies and der, about 10 minutes. meatballs. Warm oil in an elec- whole grains in your menu plans. Add turkey (or chicken) and tric skillet over medium heat. corn. Return to simmer and cook Add meatballs and cook for 10-15 until the turkey is heated minutes or until browned. Cool Southwest2 tablespoons Black lime Bean juice Dip through, about 30-45 minutes. Submitted photo meatballs by draining on paper 1 tablespoon extra-virgin olive Cooking for several hours will SANTA AND Mrs. Santa, and their elf gave out gifts and chatted with all the students. From left are: Mrs. towels. Discard oil. oil enhance the flavor. You can also Santa, Santa’s elf, student Molly Hohner, Santa Claus, and students Ella Torkelson, Zoe Botes, Haley Allen- Sauce ½ teaspoon ground cumin cook in a slow cooker for 5-8 Rodriquez and Jessica Klopatek. 12-ounce bottle chili sauce 1 1/2 cups frozen corn hours on low. Add lime, red pep- 10-ounce jar lower-sugar ¼ cup chopped fresh cilantro per, salt and pepper just before grape jelly 15-ounce can lower-sodium serving. Box office top 20: ‘ Last Jedi’ opens with $450.8 million Combine chili sauce and jelly black beans, rinsed and drained Nutrition facts: Servings size, in a medium saucepan (or elec- 1 large red bell pepper, 1 cup; calories 155; total fat, 2.5 NEW YORK (AP) — Coming 3. “Coco,” Disney, $9,949,471, Searchlight, $1,710,811, 158 tric skillet); stir well until jelly is chopped gm; saturated fat, 0 gm; choles- in behind only “The Force Awak- 3,155 locations, $3,154 average, locations, $10,828 average, melted. Add meatballs and sim- Jalapeno pepper, chopped (if terol, 40 mg; sodium, 180 mg; ens,” ‘’Star Wars: The Last Jedi” $150,735,367, 4 Weeks. $3,593,375, 3 Weeks. mer uncovered on low for 30 min- desired) carbohydrates, 16 gm; fiber, 3 notched the second-best opening 4. “Wonder,” Lionsgate, 13. “Three Billboards Outside utes to thicken the sauce, stir- Tortilla chips or dipping veg- gm; protein, 19 gm. weekend ever, grossing $220 mil- $5,226,277, 3,047 locations, Ebbing Missouri,” Fox Search- ring occasionally. Serve hot lion in ticket sales in the U.S. $1,715 average, $109,083,015, 5 light, $1,587,087, 944 locations, and Canada, according to final Weeks. $1,681 average, $21,336,065, 6 box-office figures Monday. 5. “Justice League,” Warner Weeks. “The Last Jedi” opened with Bros., $4,309,225, 2,702 loca- 14. “Bad Moms Christmas, A,” Discovery Center offers winter family activities $450.8 million globally, leading tions, $1,595 average, STX Entertainment, $1,011,180, Hollywood’s best weekend of the $219,595,572, 5 Weeks. 1,038 locations, $974 average, MANITOWISH WATERS, ing winter scavenger hunts, for complimentary onsite use. year. 6. “Daddy’s Home 2,” $70,753,119, 7 Weeks. Wis. — North Lakeland Discov- snow critter building, crafts, and This will be a chance for partici- Only one other film entered Paramount, $3,812,824, 2,493 15. “Just Getting Started,” ery Center will be holding the fol- horse-drawn sleigh rides spon- pants to enjoy the crisp air, wide release against the Disney locations, $1,529 average, Broad Green Pictures, lowing activities and events open sored by the Manitowish Waters sights of nature, and celebrate blockbuster: Fox’s “Ferdinand.” $96,592,806, 6 Weeks. $1,008,113, 1,840 locations, $548 to members and the community Chamber of Commerce. There the holiday season. Snowshoes The children’s book adaptation 7. “Thor: Ragnarok,” Disney, average, $5,493,590, 2 Weeks. Dec. 27-29. will be a chili cook-off lunch are limited and available on a from 20th Century Fox slumped $3,133,416, 1,895 locations, 16. “Darkest Hour,” Focus On Wednesday, Dec. 27, the available for a cost from 11 a.m.- first come, first-served basis. to a $13.4 million opening. $1,654 average, $306,527,536, 7 Features, $847,525, 84 locations, center will host a River Trail 2 p.m. Friday, Dec. 29 will be a time The top 20 movies at U.S. and Weeks. $10,090 average, $2,338,373, 4 Interpretive Snowshoe from 1-3 The annual chili cook-off will for the Candlelit Snowshoe and Canadian theaters Friday 8. “The Disaster Artist,” A24, Weeks. p.m. The event will help partici- be held during the Family Play Skate from 5 - 7:30 p.m. Those through Sunday, followed by dis- $2,717,237, 1,010 locations, 17. “Call Me By Your Name,” pants to get to know the trails Day. Contact the Discovery Cen- who come can enjoy an evening tribution studio, gross, number $2,690 average, $13,012,368, 3 Sony Pictures Classics, $479,351, from an interpreter’s ecological ter for more information and to snowshoe hike on the Discovery of theater locations, average Weeks. 30 locations, $15,978 average, lens and through the eyes of an register your entry (free to Center’s 2-mile snowshoe trail receipts per location, total gross 9. “Murder On The Orient $1,992,829, 4 Weeks. animal. Plan to meet at the Dis- enter)! Come from 11 a.m.- 1 with lit luminaries paving the and number of weeks in release, Express,” 20th Century Fox, 18. “Wonder Wheel,” Amazon covery Center Nature p.m. to taste and vote for the way. Bring your own snowshoes as compiled Monday by com- $2,527,507, 1,923 locations, Studios, $460,069, 536 locations, Nook. Space is limited and favorite. The prestigious “Wood- or borrow ours (limited quanti- Score: $1,314 average, $97,310,249, 6 $858 average, $839,323, 3 advance registration is appreci- en Spoon” award is given to the ties available). There is a cost 1. “Star Wars: The Last Jedi,” Weeks. Weeks. ated. There is a cost for this winner. Cooks must register involved, and there will be hot Disney, $220,009,584, 4,232 loca- 10. “Lady Bird,” A24, 19. “Youth,” China Lion event. their entry by 12/26. The chili chocolate, s’mores, and a bonfire tions, $51,987 average, $2,099,239, 947 locations, $2,217 Entertainment, $338,604, 30 Thursday, Dec. 28 is designat- lunch will be available from 11 following your hike! $220,009,584, 1 Week. average, $25,968,628, 7 Weeks. locations, $11,287 average, ed as Winter Family Play Day. a.m. - 1 p.m. for a cost. To make reservations, contact 2. “Ferdinand,” 20th Century 11. “The Star,” Sony, $338,604, 1 Week. The center will host a number of Thursday, Dec. 28 will also be North Lakeland Discovery Cen- Fox, $13,401,586, 3,621 loca- $1,730,696, 1,936 locations, $894 20. “I, Tonya,” Neon Rated, free drop-in activities that are Free Snowshoe Day, 9 a.m. - 4 ter at 715-543-2085 or online at tions, $3,701 average, average, $35,330,916, 5 Weeks. $171,279, 5 locations, $34,256 fun for the whole family, includ- p.m., with snowshoes available DiscoveryCenter.net. $13,401,586, 1 Week. 12. “The Shape Of Water,” Fox average, $548,644, 2 Weeks.