Ironwood to Seek Bids for Blight Demolitions

Call (906) 932-4449 Gogebic Business Ironwood, MI Progress 2019 ends with Redsautosales.com Gogebic County businesses INSIDE TODAY DAILY GLOBE Tuesday, February 26, 2019 Mostly cloudy yourdailyglobe.com | High: 11 | Low: -1 | Details, page 2 Snow, snow, snow! schools to close early or all n Winter weather together over the course of Sun- buries Ontonagon day and Monday, as the area in more than two recovered the winter’s latest feet of snow storm. Ontonagon snow By JAN TUCKER and To the east, Ontonagon is also RICHARD JENKINS slowly digging out of the nearly [email protected] 29 inches of snow which blanket- The snow started in the late ed the region on Sunday. hours of Saturday and by the Village and county crews time it stopped over 13 inches worked during the storm as blanketed the Gogebic Range. winds gusting to 60 mph caused Then came the winds. huge drifts. The Ontonagon The National Weather Service County Sheriff’s Department in Marquette recorded wind called in additional help and the speeds of up to 51 mph in Wake- road crews worked to free some field and 46 mph at the Gogebic- motorists stranded in drifts in Iron County Airport. the middle of the roadways. These high winds caused With the high winds whip- snow drifts and limited visibility ping off Lake Superior, many res- across the area, forcing local idents were bracing for power authorities to urge people to outages and there were patches avoid driving unless necessary. of short-term outages throughout Those who didn’t heed the the village. Upper Peninsula warning found the decision may Power crews were called out and have been taken out of their most power was restored in hands, with the drifting snow about two hours. Larry Holcombe/Daily Globe making various side roads The cleanup was complicated PAM BACKMAN, a mail carrier with the Ironwood Post Office, shovels out a relay box at the corner of impassable. Hill and Lake streets in Ironwood Monday morning. She said it was the second such box she had The weekend’s storm forced shoveled that morning and a fellow postal employee was digging out others in the city. The dark numerous businesses and green boxes are used to leave mail for the neighborhood carriers to pick up and deliver. SNOWED IN — page 2 AT THE HELM Ironwood to seek bids Wakefield for blight demolitions By RICHARD JENKINS under the snow load, manager [email protected] according to Erickson. IRONWOOD – Iron- The property is still pri- wood is continuing its vately owned, but Erickson swears in effort to remove blighted said the city is working structures from its streets with the owners and By P.J. GLISSON as the Ironwood City Com- recently applied for a sepa- [email protected] mission voted to seek rate grant to help cover the WAKEFIELD – After sitting in bids for another round of costs. quiet observation throughout Mon- structure demolitions “(Coincidentally) this day’s meeting of the Wakefield city Monday. grant was due a day or council, Robert A. Brown, Jr. took an Most of the demolished two after the building fell official oath of office as the new city buildings will be residen- down, so we did submit manager directly after adjournment. tial structures, with the that and we’re hoping to The tall, affable, young man then city’s “Hardest Hit” blight hear later this week if shook the hands of each council grant used to pay for the we’re eligible for that member. work, City Manager Scott grant,” he said. “If we are, “Welcome to my chair,” said out- Erickson told the commis- then we want to be poised going city manager Richard Brack- sion to go out for bids.” ney. “My former chair.” “We’re anticipating If the city doesn’t When Brown briefly sat in the around 10 properties, receive the grant to help designated place, mayor John P.J. Glisson/Daily Globe (that) hopefully we can get fund the demolition, Erick- Granato kidded him, “You’re in the OUTGOING WAKEFIELD city manager Richard Brackney, left, shakes removed and demolished son said the city would hot seat now.” hands with incoming city manager Robert A. Brown, Jr., directly after a under this grant,” Erickson continue to work with the During the meeting, council Monday evening city council meeting. Brown, who lived previously in said. owner to explore other members voted to pass a resolution Belding, Mich., began working in the municipal building last Tuesday. The exact properties options to get the property declaring Brown as the manager. targeted for demolition is demolished and cleaned They also voted to pay Brackney’s during that time. League. still being worked out, up. three-year contract until the end of “We felt we didn’t want to have Instead, he said, the city found Erickson said, as the city In other action: his contract on May 24 even though two city managers conflicting with Brown and now must honor the has a list of around 20 –Commissioners he was free to retire after Monday’s each other,” said Granato. terms of Brackney’s contract, which properties it is targeting approved rescinding a meeting. The mayor explained that council provides that he be paid throughout and work continues to rural development pay During the public comment peri- members had no way to be sure how his entire period of employment. determine which houses to package for the city’s sewer od, Pauline Pikka of Wakefield veri- long it would take to find a viable When Pikka asked the cost of prioritize to make best use project in the amount of fied the terms of Brackney’s contract replacement for Brackney, who had paying Brackney’s salary and bene- of the grant funds. $4,202 due to a billing and complained that he would be announced his retirement last year. fits in the next few months, Granato Along with the residen- error. They also passed a paid for three months without any If the city’s first round of candi- estimated about $20,000. tial demolitions, the city is second pay package for the obligation to work. dates had not resulted in a new man- Mayor pro tempore Amy Tarro, seeking a bid to demolish a correct amount of $2,978. “That’s a lot of money to stay ager, Granato said the city would who voted against paying off Brack- commercial structure. home,” said Pikka, who pointed out have had to spend $14,000 to adver- The structure at 238 E. that he also will receive his benefits tise with the Michigan Municipal Ayer recently collapsed WAKEFIELD — page 5 BLIGHT — page 5 Iron Belle Trail mini-grant deadline approaching

By RICHARD JENKINS Resources spokesperson, segments ready to go into gem that takes trail users able this year still isn’t route options – trail loca- [email protected] with selected grant recipi- construction in the next through many amazing determined. tions – between Ramsay LANSING – Applica- ents announced in May. year or two, said DNR state places along both routes,” Locally, the area has and Wakefield, and work- tions for the latest round of Eligible parties can seek trails coordinator Paul Yauk said in a news release. benefitted three of these ing both on non-motorized Iron Belle Trail mini-grants grants up to $50,000. Yauk, as well as project “These mini-grants go a mini-grants in the past, and motorized (trails),” are due in the coming A funding match is not engineering and design, long way toward bringing according to Western Erickson said. “So we get weeks. required, the spokesperson and the purchase of Iron together the people and Gateway Trail Authority the non-motorized and Grant proposals for this said, although it is strongly Belle Trail signage. resources critical to com- chair Scott Erickson. motorized groups together fifth round of funding are recommended. “The Iron Belle Trail is pleting each new mile of “Right now we have an due March 15, according to The latest round of Michigan’s ‘showcase trail’ trail.” active mini-grant … that is a Department of Natural mini-grants will prioritize – an outdoor recreation The total funding avail- allowing us to evaluate TRAIL — page 5 TODAY INDEX Mostly cloudy — Details, page 2 Classifieds . . . . .12-14 75 cents Comics ...... 11 Monday Today’s records Snowfall Community ...... 3 Vol. 100, No. 82 High 5 High 55 (1958) 24 hours to 7 a.m. Health ...... 6 Low -11 Low -29 (1963) Monday 4 in. Snow depth 30 in. Obituaries ...... 7 Year ago today Precipitation Season total 158.4 in. Opinion ...... 4 High 25 24 hours to 7 a.m. Last year 132.4 in. Low 16 Monday 0.19 in. Sports ...... 9-10 l 2 TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 26, 2019 AREA / NATION / WORLD THE DAILY GLOBE • YOURDAILYGLOBE.COM FIVE-DAY FORECASTFO ORECAST FOR IRONWOODIR RONWOOD

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Ontonagon LOCALL OUTLOOK 10/2 Todayy we will see mostly cloudy Bergland skies, high g of 111°,1°, humidityy of 56%. 10/4 SouthSouthwesthwest wind 1 to 5 mph. The Wakefield Ironwood recordd high for today is 55° set in Saxon 10/2 11/1 Marenisco 1958. Expect cloudy skies tonight 11/2 with an 85% chance of snow, 11/2 Bessemer overnovernightnight low of 1°. Upson Hurley 10/3 Watersmeet 11/1 11/1 11/2 SUNS AND MOON Submitted photo Mercer SNOW PILES up around a stop sign in Ontonagon Sunday. The area received near- 11/2 ly 29 inches of snow. Manitowish 11/-1 SunriseSunri ...... se ...... 6:45 a.m. was stuck in a cabin he had The first round of the Class Minocqua SunsetSunse ...... et...... 5:41 p.m. Snowed in 12/1 MoonriseMoon ...... nrise ...... 1:10 a.m. rented with cell phone run- D district tournament at MoonsetMoon ...... nset...... 10:50 a.m. ning out. We got to him Ewen-Trout Creek, sched- From page 1 and got him out,” Maloney uled for Monday, was post- ALMANAC REGIONALREGIONAL WEATHER NATIONALNAATIONAL WEATHER The cleanup was com- said, adding the snow was poned to Tuesday, and will plicated by the fact that a so deep in drifts that he run Tuesday, Wednesday

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906-224-3071 • 107 E. US Hwy 2, Wakefield, MI R. Kelly leaves jail after posting $100,000 in sex abuse case CHICAGO (AP) – R. Kelly walked out of a Chicago jail Monday after posting $100,000 bail that allows him to go free while awaiting trial on charges Larry Holcombe/Daily Globe that he sexually abused SNOW IS blown from the roof of Giovanoni Hardware on to Silver Street in Hurley four people dating back to early Monday afternoon. 1998, including three underage girls. Hours earlier, the R&B star pleaded not guilty to Judge rules against male-only the allegations after spend- ing the weekend behind bars. He said little during draft, but no changes imminent Associated Press the brief arraignment, R. KELLY walks out of Cook County Jail with his AUSTIN, Texas (AP) – said the time for debating recommendations to telling the judge only his defense attorney, Steve Greenberg, after posting The chairman of a panel “the place of women in the Congress. He described a name. His lawyers spoke $100,000 bail, Monday in Chicago. The R&B singer has considering changes to the Armed Forces” is over. generational divide in pub- on his behalf. entered a not guilty plea to all 10 counts of aggravat- U.S. military draft said Women now make up 20 lic comments his commis- The singer-songwriter ed criminal sexual abuse. Monday its recommenda- percent of the Air Force, 19 sion has collected about was arrested Friday on 10 tions to Congress won’t be percent of the Navy, 15 per- women and the draft. counts of aggravated sexu- said his legal team gave geous, illegal. It leaves no influenced by a federal cent of the Army and 8.6 “If you talk to those who al abuse. A judge set bond prosecutors a second video question as to Mr. Kelly’s judge’s recent ruling that percent of the Marines, would be impacted, that is at $1 million, meaning Monday that shows Kelly guilt,” Avenatti said. the current system is according to Pentagon fig- males and females ages 18 Kelly had to post 10 per- sexually abusing a minor. Avenatti said he is aware unconstitutional because it ures. to 25, they say, ‘yes, cent of that amount to be Avenatti previously gave of a third tape, but he did only applies to men. The Justice Department women should have to reg- released. He will be forbid- prosecutors video evidence not provide details. The military has not declined comment Monday ister. It’s a matter of equali- den from having any con- that he said showed Kelly Defense attorney Steve drafted anyone into service after losing the case out of ty,’” Heck said. “If you talk tact with females younger having sex with an under- Greenberg reiterated at a in more than 40 years, but Houston. to an older population, than 18. age girl. news conference that Kelly American men must still The decision comes as they’re the ones who seem The recording artist has Avenatti said the sec- has done nothing wrong register when they turn 18. Congress awaits a report to be reluctant.” been trailed for decades by ond video involves a 14- and said no one has shown Recent efforts to make reg- next year from an 11-mem- The lawsuit in Texas allegations that he violated year-old girl. He said the him any evidence to the istration also mandatory ber commission to study was brought by the Nation- underage girls and women footage from 1999 or 2000 contrary. for women have set off the issue of selective ser- al Coalition for Men, a and held some as virtual is about 55 minutes long, “Everybody is entitled intense debate in Washing- vice. It is chaired by former men’s rights group. The slaves. Kelly has consis- but he did not say if it was to a defense. Everybody is ton. Nevada Rep. Joe Heck, Defense Department lifted tently denied any sexual the same 14-year-old girl entitled to the presumption U.S. District Judge Gray who personally supports the ban on women in com- misconduct, and he was seen in the first video he of innocence. We should Miller declared a male-only that women also be bat in 2013, and Miller acquitted of child pornog- turned over to the authori- all be taking a step back. draft unconstitutional in required to register for the stopped of ordering the raphy charges in 2008. ties. Let’s see what happens, his ruling late Friday, but draft. government to take any Attorney Michael Ave- “The conduct in the what the evidence is and he stopped of ordering the Heck said the ruling immediate action with the natti, who said he repre- tape can be described as how this plays out,” Green- government to make any won’t influence its report draft in his ruling late Fri- sents two Kelly accusers, nothing short of outra- berg said. immediate changes. He or hurry along the eventual day. Most senior Catholic charged with child sex abuse convicted

MELBOURNE, Australia (AP) after more than two days of delib- lic pool in his hometown of Bal- car. “You’re a monster!” one man ual abuse against various com- – The most senior Catholic cleric eration. larat. shouted. “You’re going to burn in plainants. ever charged with child sex abuse The court had until Tuesday Prosecutor Fran Dalziel told hell, you freak!” The revelations came in the has been convicted of molesting forbidden publication of any the court on Tuesday that the Bal- “Are you sorry?” one woman same month that the Vatican two choirboys moments after cel- details about the trial. larat charges had been dropped shouted. Pell did not respond. announced Francis approved the ebrating Mass, dealing a new Pell faces a potential maxi- and asked for the suppression His lawyer Paul Galbally said expulsion from the priesthood blow to the Catholic hierarchy’s mum 50-year prison term after a order to be lifted. Pell continued to maintain his for a former high-ranking Ameri- credibility after a year of global sentencing hearing that begins “This is not a special case,” innocence. can cardinal, Theodore McCar- revelations of abuse and cover- on Wednesday. He lodged an Dalziel said. “Although the cardinal original- rick, for sexual abuse of minors up. appeal last week against the con- Pell’s lawyer Robert Richter ly faced allegations from a number and adults. Cardinal George Pell, Pope victions. initially wanted details sup- of complainants, all of those com- The convictions were also con- Francis’ top financial adviser and Details of the trial had been pressed until his appeal was plaints and allegations save for the firmed days after Francis con- the Vatican’s economy minister, suppressed because until Tues- heard, but later withdraw the matters that are subject to the cluded his extraordinary summit bowed his head but then day, Pell had faced a second trial application. appeal have all been either with- of Catholic leaders summoned to regained his composure as the in April on charges that he inde- Pell was surrounded by a drawn or discontinued,” Galbally Rome for a tutorial on preventing 12-member jury delivered unani- cently assaulted two boys aged 9 crush of cameras and members told reporters outside. clergy sexual abuse and protect- mous verdicts in the Victoria or 10 and 11 or 12 as a young of the public as he was ushered Pell has initially been charged ing children from predator state County Court on Dec. 11 priest in the late 1970s in a pub- from the courthouse to a waiting with more than 20 charges of sex- priests. l THE DAILY GLOBE • YOURDAILYGLOBE.COM COMMUNITY TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 26, 2019 3 Briefs W I N T E R J O Y Mobile Food Pantry rescheduled HURLEY — The next Iron County Mobile Food Pantry will take place on Monday, March 4, from noon–1 p.m. It is located in the Iron County Recycling/Iron County Forestry Parking Lot, 606-607 3rd Avenue North. To learn more, call Iron County UW-Extension at 715-561-2695. MDOT holds ‘visioning’ meeting LANSING — The Michigan Department of Transporta- tion is developing a new state long-range transportation plan, known as Michigan Mobility 2045, that will estab- lish a vision and priorities for transportation in Michigan for 25 years. To help gather vital input, the MDOT Supe- rior Region is hosting one in a series of in-person statewide visioning sessions Wednesday, March 6, from 2:30 to 4:30 p.m. at the Marquette Township Hall. Michi- gan residents are encouraged to join the conversation. The visioning session will provide the public and key stakeholders a collaborative context for informing engagement methods and establishing transportation pri- orities. The public will have an opportunity to share input on the best methods for outreach to marginalized com- munities, including environmental justice, Americans with disabilities, and tribal governments. P.J. Glisson/Daily Globe STRIKING A joyous pose at the Feb. 2 Yooperbeiner Snowshoe Race are members of the Samsons Snow Patrol Bad weather can affect mail delivery from Gogebic Community College. From left, first row, are Lexie Voight and Taylor Goard; and second row, Hay- den Bonk, Emily Matonich, Kristina Andrus, Tara Tregembo, Jessica Leinon-Novascone, Mark Switzer and Jor- GRAND RAPIDS — Extreme weather conditions (snow, don Burkett. In the 5K race, they all placed among the top five in their respective age divisions. The race took ice and high winds) continue to plague the Greater Michi- place on the Wolverine Nordic Ski Trail in Ironwood. gan postal delivery area. Due to these extreme condi- tions, the possibility of non-deliveries due to impassible roads and untreated approaches to mailboxes exists. “The safety and well-being of our employees is of High school manager with cerebral palsy joins team on court paramount concern to the Postal Service,” said District Manager Krista Finazzo, Greater Michigan District. “We GRAND LEDGE, Mich. Everyone in the gym, or rigid limbs and involun- the disease has affected his apologize for any inconvenience this weather related ser- (AP) — Two Michigan high even the rival team, tary movements. ability to learn more than vice disruption has caused.” school basketball teams set cheered as Bryant landed “I dreamed about going his physical movement. “Snow and ice make delivery dangerous and slow,” said rivalry aside during their two 3-pointers late in the on the court and shooting “Learning is hard and added Finazzo. “We appreciate our customers continuing last regular season game so game, Lewis said. 3-pointers,” Bryant said. he has overcome a lot of to maintain a clear path to the mail box – including steps, a student team manager “It was amazing, man. It Lewis said Holt coach challenges, and despite all porches, walkways and street approach. This helps our with cerebral palsy could was the whole community, Darren Zwick encouraged of that he is so driven and letter carriers maintain consistent delivery service not fulfill his dream of playing rather it be Holt, rather it his players to give Bryant just hard working,” she only now but throughout the winter season,” she added. after spending two seasons be Grand Ledge — everyone the chance to shoot, and said. “He makes up for his on the sidelines. in the gym was cheering for that “it’s hard for us to be challenges with his hard Superior veteran wins $1 million in Grand Ledge coach the kid,” he said. “It was a rivals with Holt after that.” work and his great atti- Powerball Scott Lewis challenged his really cool moment.” Bryant almost died at tude.” players to get ahead of Holt Bryant was diagnosed birth and doctors initially Martha Bryant said her MADISON, Wis. — A military veteran from Superior on Friday so Grand Ledge with cerebral palsy as a didn’t believe that he son has always loved bas- collected a $1 million Powerball prize Friday. The figure senior Michael Bryant child. The disease can would be able to walk or ketball and is thankful that marks the highest Wisconsin Lottery payout in 2019. could comfortably have the affect body movement and talk. But his mother, the team accepted him and Glen Erickson from Superior matched all five numbers chance to play, The Lans- coordination by causing Martha Bryant, said he has gave him a place where he (10, 17, 18, 43, 65) not including the Powerball (13) in the ing State Journal reported. abnormal reflexes, floppy defied the odds and that can fit in. Feb. 2 drawing. He purchased his ticket at the Kwik Trip on 3027 E. 2nd St. in Superior. Player odds for winning the $1 million prize are 1 in 11,688,054. Some Wisconsin farms buckle under weight of snow Erickson told Lottery officials that he did not use a particular method when he bought his winning ticket. MADISON, Wis. (AP) — Wiscon- added. build a new one,” Langworthy said. “It wasn’t anything more than ‘dumb luck’ on a quick sin farmers are facing a buildup of “There are standards for how She hopes that insurance will pick,” he said at his claim. A conversation with a co-work- snow that’s causing damage to some strong you need to build a house roof cover some of the damage to the er about the local win peaked Erickson’s curiousity before structures as the state continues to and there are no standards as to how $7,000 high tunnel. he decided to do some further investigation himself. get hit by unrelenting winter weather. strong you need to build a farm build- Langworthy said other farmers “I work part-time and my co-worker told me that there Some farmers are watching their ing in the state of Wisconsin,” he said. have experienced similar damage. was a Powerball win in town and mentioned the loca- buildings buckle under the weight of Lauren Langworthy, of Blue Ox “I’ve just been hearing anecdotally tion,” said Erickson. “It got me curious, but I didn’t have snow because the strength of these Farm in Wheeler, told Wisconsin Pub- from folks their pole sheds are buck- the ticket with me at the time. I called my elderly mother structures is often compromised by lic Radio that recent snowfall was too ling and there have been a lot of high and asked her to go to my desk and read the number to being older and housing damp envi- heavy for her high tunnel, a structure tunnels collapses,” Langworthy said. me. After the call, I told my co-worker that my numbers ronments, due to livestock, said Brian similar to a greenhouse that’s made “It does add a lot of extra effort when matched. They went crazy, but it still had not hit me.” Holmes, a retired agricultural engi- out of a metal frame and heavy plastic. it all comes so heavy and so quickly.” Erickson will proceed with life as usual and already neer for University of Wisconsin- “The whole frame buckled and Holmes warned that winter weath- has a specific plan in mind for his winnings. Extension. bent completely, it’s pretty flat actual- er will likely become more destruc- “It won’t change who I am, except that I’ll have the abil- Farm structures are also exempt ly. So, we won’t be able to use most of tive as spring nears and snow ity to help more of the people that I want to help.” from state building codes, Holmes the components of the high tunnel to becomes wetter and heavier. Community calendar March blood drives planned

Email calendar items and p.m., courthouse, Bessemer. Paddlers, 2-5 p.m., Mercer Iron County Mobiie Food for Bessemer, Ironwood community news to Bessemer School Board, School gymnasium. 715-776- Pantry, noon-1:30 p.m., Iron [email protected]. 6 p.m., A.D. Johnston High 4588. County Forestry Parking Lot, For more information, call 906- School library. Alcoholics Anonymous, 7 606-607 3rd Avenue North, MADISON — The American Red Cross has a severe 932-2211. Thursday, Feb. 28 p.m., Salem Lutheran Church, Hurley, 715-561-2695. shortage of type O blood and urges type O donors – as Ironwood. area74.org. Overeaters Anonymous, well as eligible blood and platelet donors of all blood Tuesday, Feb. 26 5:30 p.m., All Saints Lutheran Pickleball, 10 a.m.-noon., Sunday, March 3 Church, Wakefield. types – to give now to ensure lifesaving patient care isn’t Gogebic County Veterans Ironwood Memorial Building. Alcoholics Anonymous, 6 impacted this winter. Service Officer, 9:30-11:30 Gogebic County Veterans Alcoholics Anonymous, 1 p.m., Our Lady of Peace a.m., Ironwood Memorial Service Officer, 10:30-11:30 p.m., closed meeting, Salem Type O blood is the most in-demand blood type, help- Catholic Church, Ironwood. ing patients facing life-threatening conditions and emer- Building. 906-667-1110. a.m., Wakefield City Hall; 1-2 Lutheran Church, Ironwood. area74.org. Pickleball, 10 a.m.-noon., p.m., Watersmeet Township; Mercer Health and Well- Ironwood Sports Hall of gencies every day. Type O negative blood can be trans- Ironwood Memorial Building. 2:45-3:15 p.m., Marenisco ness Pickleball, 3-6 p.m., Fame, 6 p.m., Luther L. Wright Breakfast For Your Brain, Township. 906-667-1110. Mercer Community Center. fused to patients with any blood type and is what emer- K-12 School, room 205. gency room personnel reach for when there’s no time to 10 a.m., Mercer, Wis., Com- Alcoholics Anonymous, Gogebic Range Trail MECCA Ski Club, 6 p.m., munity Center. 715-561-2695. noon, Salem Lutheran Church, Authority, 6 p.m., Pit Stop, MECCA cabin near the treat- determine a patient’s blood type. Type O positive blood is Alcoholics Anonymous, Ironwood. area74.org. Bessemer. ment facility, Mercer, Wis. also especially needed because it is the most transfused noon, Salem Lutheran Church, Pokemon Group, 4 p.m., Narcotics Anonymous, 7 Erwin Community Club, blood type and can be given to Rh-positive patients of any Ironwood. area74.org. Ironwood Carnegie Library. p.m., Wesley United Methodist 6:30 p.m., Erwin town hall. Ironwood Kiwanis Club, Free Community Dinner, Church, Ironwood. Harbortown AA, 7:30 p.m. blood type. noon, Golden Dragon. 5-6 p.m., Wakefield Methodist Alcoholics Anonymous, EST, Ontonagon United The Red Cross has announced the following blood Woods and Blooms Gar- Church. Public is invited. 7:30 p.m., Sharon Lutheran Methodist Church basement, den Club, 6:30 p.m., Haines ReGeneration Youth, Church, Bessemer. area74.org. drives will be held in the local area: On March 7, from 9 next to Holiday gas station, a.m. to 1 p.m., a drive will be held at Bessemer High Civic Center, Mercer, Wis. 5:30-6:45 p.m., ages 10-11; Monday, March 4 Ontonagon. area74.org. Alcoholics Anonymous, 7 Relentless Youth, 7-9 p.m., Government School, 100 W Lead St. and a drive will be held in Iron- p.m., Episcopal Church of the ages 12-18; Lighthouse Faith Ironwood Parks and wood on Wednesday, March 20, from 11:30 a.m. to 5:30 Transfiguration, Ironwood. Center, Ironwood. Iron County Food Pantry, 9 a.m.-4 p.m., 72 Michigan Recreation Committee, 5 p.m., at the Memorial Building, 213 S Marquette St. area74.org. Alcoholics Anonymous, p.m., meeting, Conference Government 6:30 p.m., First Presbyterian Ave., Montreal, Wis. 715-561- 4450. Room 1, second floor, Memori- Gogebic Community Col- Church, Hurley. area74.org. al Building, Ironwood. lege Board, 4:30 p.m., room Government Alcoholics Anonymous, noon, Salem Lutheran Church, Bessemer City Council, 6 B-22, Jacob Solin Business Downtown Ironwood p.m., city hall. Center, GCC. Development Authority, 8 Ironwood. area74.org. Iron County Board, 6 a.m., meeting, Conference p.m., courthouse. Room 1, second floor, Memori- al Building, Ironwood. NOTICE to the Residents & Property Owners Wednesday, Feb. 27 Gogebic-Iron Wastewater Authority, 8 a.m., treatment of Erwin Township Christian Men of the facility boardroom. Northland, 6:30 a.m., Uptown PUBLIC HEARING NOTICE Cafe, Ironwood. Friday, March 1 ORDINANCE ADOPTION CITY OF BESSEMER Cuddlebugs Story Time for babies and toddlers, 9:30 Mercer Cribbage, 9:30- Ordinance #005-0213-2019 MARCH BOARD OF REVIEW a.m., Ironwood Carnegie 11:30 a.m., Mercer Senior Addressing Floodplain management provisions of the State TO ALL OWNERS OF REAL ESTATE AND Library. Center. construction code. Mentoring of Moms, 9- Double Trouble, 11 a.m.- PERSONAL PROPERTY IN THE CITY OF 10:30 a.m., Range Community 12:30 p.m., Serenity Center, An ordinance to designate an enforcing agency to discharge the responsibility BESSEMER, GOGEBIC COUNTY, MICHIGAN Bible Church, Hurley. 715-561- Ironwood. of the Township of Erwin located in Gogebic County, and to designate regu- 4355. Mercer Food Pantry, Notice is hereby given that the BOARD OF REVIEW for Alcoholics Anonymous, noon-1 p.m., Railroad Street, lated flood hazard areas under the provisions of the State Construction Code open meeting, noon, Salem Mercer, Wis. Emergencies: Act, Act No. 230 of the Public Acts of 1972. as amended. the City of Bessemer will hold an organizational meeting Lutheran Church, Ironwood. 715-476-7655. on Monday, March 4, 2019, in the Council Chambers, City area74.org. Alcoholics Anonymous/ DOVE Support Group, Al-Anon, noon, Salem Luther- Ordinance #006-0213-2019 Hall, City of Bessemer, at 6:00 p.m. immediately preced- noon-2 p.m. 906-932-4990. an Church, Ironwood. Prohibition of Recreational Marihuana Establishments. ing the regular Council Meeting, for the purpose of review- Ironwood-Hurley Rotary area74.org. ing the Assessment Roll for 2019. Club, 12:15 p.m., Elk and Harbortown AA, 7:30 p.m. An ordinance to provide a title for the ordinance; to define words; to prohibit Hound Restaurant, Ironwood. EST, Ontonagon United marihuana establishments within the boundaries of Erwin Township pursuant Property owners who feels himself/herself unjustly assessed Iron County Veterans Ser- Methodist Church basement, vice Officer, 1-3 p.m., Mercer, next to Holiday gas station, to Initiated Law 1 of 2018, MCL 333.27951, et seq., as may be amended; to may appear before the Board of Review beginning Wednes- Wis., Town Hall. 715-561- Ontonagon. area74.org. provide penalties for violation of this ordinance; to provide for severability; day, March 6th between the hours of 6:00 p.m. and 8:00 p.m. 2190. Alcoholics Anonymous, to repeal all ordinances or parts of ordinances in conflict therewith; and to Mercer Health and Well- 7:30 p.m., Our Lady of Peace provide an effective date. and make a complaint against the assessment and be heard ness Pickleball, 3-6 p.m., Catholic Church, Ironwood. thereon. The March Board of Review will meet in the Council Mercer Community Center. area74.org. EFFECTIVE DATE Chambers of the Bessemer City Hall, 411 S. Sophie Street, IMPACT Life Support 1. Date of Adoption by Township Board: February 13, 2019 Group, 6:30 p.m., Woodland Saturday, March 2 Bessemer Michigan. Church, Ironwood. 2. Date of Publication: February 20, 2019 Union Station Food Narcotics Anonymous, 7 3. Effective Date: March 22, 2019 at 12:00 noon The City of Bessemer Board of Review will remain in session p.m., Salem Lutheran Church, Pantry and Northern Food for at least three (3) days successively during the above Ironwood. area74.org. Bank, 10 a.m. to 12:30 p.m., Government 252 E. Ayer St., Ironwood. A copy of the ordinances are available for public inspection from the Erwin stated hours. (Wednesday, Thursday and Friday, March 6th, Gogebic County Finance Alcoholics Anonymous, Township Supervisor, P.O. Box 117, Ironwood, MI 49938 7th, and 8th.) Committee, 4:30 p.m., court- 11 a.m., Salem Lutheran Church, Ironwood. area74.org. house, Bessemer. Larry A Grimsby, Supervisor Jim Trudgeon, City Clerk/Treasurer Gogebic County Board, 5 Community Pickleball l 4 TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 26, 2019 OPINION THE DAILY GLOBE • YOURDAILYGLOBE.COM DAILY GLOBE A love story for all Sue Mizell, Publisher “Apparently you have a superhu- think I’m a hack writing about abor- man marriage,” actress Margaret tion again and again, but can we Larry Holcombe, Managing Editor Colin (“Independence Day”), said to respect each other and see the good Abby Johnson after an early screen- in everyone we encounter? Can we ing of the movie “Unplanned,” which work together on something? tells Johnson’s conversion story. A few hours before I saw the Abby was a clinic director of a Kathryn movie with Johnson, actress Ashley In Their Opinion Planned Parenthood in Texas, and Lopez Bratcher and producer Chris Jones, I through a series of events –- the piv- went to Confession. And as I walked Wet blanket rule otal one being a participant in an out, I saw a man who seemed to ultrasound-guided abortion –- felt carry all his belongings in a busted compelled to leave her job. suitcase blow a kiss inside the won’t fit all sizes “Unplanned,” which will be in the- the choice away from anyone. But church. The movie does something aters at the end of March, will natu- once she saw what she saw on the similar. It’s a love letter across the Wanna start an uproar? Churn up the waters? rally attract pro-life people familiar ultrasound screen during the afore- fence of our miserable politics that Institute an alcohol ban on parts of some of Michi- with Abby’s story. But it should mentioned abortion – a baby pulling in recent years has strained family gan’s prettiest, most popular paddling rivers. draw a wider audience – it’s a love away – she couldn’t be a part of it relationships and broken up friend- Backlash to the Huron-Manistee National Forest story full of hope. anymore. ships. ban announced early this month was swift and sure, “Unplanned” can provide an The movie comes at a striking Obviously, if you work for and within a week of the announcement, the rule opportunity for a healthy examina- time for pro-life activists. A bill in Planned Parenthood or wake up in tipped into “delayed” status. tion of conscience. Early in the the Senate is getting people on the the morning motivated by the cause The rollout was admittedly rocky – an accidental movie, Johnson’s first visit to the record about survivors of late-term of abortion rights and expansion, typo in the original statement called for an “up to 5- clinic where she would later become abortions; at the same time, the dis- you’re probably not going to bother years in prison” punishment, which seemed extreme, director is depicted, complete with a cussion over late-term abortions seeing “Unplanned.” But people do even for the people supporting the ban. man screaming rude things at the gives us the opportunity to think change their minds. We watched the (It was actually punishable by a maximum $5,000 women walking in for abortions and about abortion in all three film on the anniversary of the 2011 fine and up to six months behind bars). the staff members accompanying trimesters: Do we need to do it? Is death of Dr. Bernard Nathanson, But that’s the thing with a one-size-fits-all kind of them. That kind of verbal abuse was- there another way to help women? who changed his mind after per- policy; it takes the ability for reasoned judgment out n’t the approach of the Coalition of Couldn’t we/shouldn’t we be doing forming 75,000 abortions and of the equation. Life activists who Abby developed a more to support community health helped found the National Associa- People wince at the image of that sweet couple in relationship with through a fence centers that don’t have so much to tion for the Repeal of Abortion Laws. their canoe, celebrating their 50th wedding anniver- over the years. Loving kindness do with abortion? “Unplanned” could help restart sary with a glass of wine, and ending up in the clink. makes a difference, and it helped And there are so many other things, so I hope many consider see- It’s too easy to envision the trouble with this blan- pave the way for Johnson to knock questions raised by “Unplanned”: ing it. I don’t expect 1,000 ket rule; the exceptions, the lack of reasoned judg- on their door one day to say she Do we love one another? Truly, in Nathanson conversions, but at least ments and the by-the-book types who feel obligated wanted out. beautifully painful ways? Across a some small progress toward some- to crack down on all of us as a matter of principle. Johnson only ever wanted to help fence? I may believe there’s evil hap- thing better. Watch “Unplanned” But we also hear the frustration from the people women. She had two abortions her- pening inside someone, but do I love with humility, whoever you are. We who deal with the ugly underbelly of river boozin.’ self. She knew they weren’t pretty. him or her anyway? I may pray for all have something to learn from it Our own Traverse Area Paddle Club has organized She knew they weren’t ideal. She their conversions, but do I also pray about the power of love. more than 50 cleanups on the Pine River alone. They didn’t want women to have to have for their families and that they may Kathryn Jean Lopez can be contact- liken the aftermath to “Animal House.” abortions, but wasn’t going to take one day know real love? You may ed at [email protected]. It’s not all good, clean fun to them. They pick up vast amounts of our litter, rescue the drunken cap- sized, and have endured unfriendly, obnoxious Today in history partiers who care not a whit about the resource – they’re entitled to their good time, damn the conse- quences. By The Associated Press Today’s Highlight in History We’d like to float an alternative, middle of the On Feb. 26, 1904, the Unit- river approach: Enforce existing nuisance rules for ed States and Panama pro- trespassing, urinating, littering, public drunkeness claimed a treaty under which and underage drinking. the U.S. agreed to undertake efforts to build a ship canal We realize this is easy to say, and not easy to do across the Panama isthmus. given the level of law enforcement staffing compared On this date to these big party summer weekends. In 1616, astronomer We know it’s a federal issue, but we have some Galileo Galilei met with a good examples of programs that work on the state Roman Inquisition official, Car- dinal Robert Bellarmine, who organization and nonprofit level. The DNR’s River- ordered him to abandon the watch (to prevent salmon snagging during the “heretical” concept of heliocen- aggressive fishing crush at Tippy Dam), or Sturgeon trism, which held that the earth for Tomorrow’s camping weekends, have found ways revolved around the sun, instead of the other way to use volunteer patrols – who don’t confront but around. only report – to be the eyes for the experts. In 1815, Napoleon Bona- We think only law enforcement trained in de-esca- parte escaped from exile on lation should interact with the problematic public. the Island of Elba and headed Volunteers could instead ask paddlers for return- back to France in a bid to regain power. ables and trash at pressure points in the river as a In 1829, Levi Strauss, service to paddlers; the returnable money used for whose company manufactured walkie-talkies, garbage bags and cool T-shirts. the first blue jeans, was born in If that doesn’t cover it, maybe beef up the current Buttenheim, Bavaria, Ger- many. watercraft permit program on the Pine or institute In 1917, President others on the Manistee and Au Sable. Woodrow Wilson signed a con- We believe that people like to be a part of the solu- gressional act establishing tion – especially when it’s easy enough to paddle Mount McKinley National Park attack eight years later.) gious beliefs to refuse to serve Turkey, Recep Tayyip Erdo- over to a friendly, helpful person who takes your (now Denali National Park) in the Alaska Territory. In 1994, a jury in San Anto- gays. gan, is 65. Actor Greg Ger- garbage, and could impart some interpretive infor- In 1919, President nio acquitted eleven followers One year ago: President mann is 61. Sen. Tim Kaine, D- mation about the resource they share. Woodrow Wilson signed a con- of David Koresh of murder, Donald Trump, who had been Va., is 61. Bandleader John Our rivers aren’t dumping grounds, port-a-potties gressional act establishing rejecting claims they’d highly critical of the law McDaniel is 58. Actor-martial or party highways. They’re shared, they’re important Grand Canyon National Park in ambushed federal agents; five enforcement response to the artist Mark Dacascos is 55. Arizona. were convicted of voluntary Florida school shooting, told a Actress Jennifer Grant is 53. and they can be dangerous to drunk people and In 1929, President Calvin manslaughter. roomful of governors at the Rock musician Tim Commer- drunk people can be dangerous to them and on Coolidge signed a measure In 1998, a jury in Amarillo, White House that if he had ford (Audioslave) is 51. Singer them. establishing Grand Teton Texas, rejected an $11 million been there, he would have Erykah Badu is 48. Actor Maz But we can learn lessons from our rivers, too, and National Park in Wyoming. lawsuit brought by Texas cat- rushed in, unarmed. A lawyer Jobrani (TV: “Superior tlemen who blamed Oprah for former Broward County Donuts”) is 47. Rhythm-and- try to go with the flow instead of throwing up In 1952, Prime Minister Winston Churchill announced Winfrey’s talk show for a price Sheriff’s deputy Scot Peterson blues singer Rico Wade (Soci- obstructions. that Britain had developed its fall after a segment on food rejected accusations that ety of Soul) is 47. Olympic gold – Traverse City Record-Eagle own atomic bomb. safety that included a discus- Peterson had been cowardly medal swimmer Jenny Thomp- In 1984, the last U.S. sion about mad cow disease. during the school shooting; he son is 46. Rhythm-and-blues Marines deployed to Beirut as Ten years ago: President said Peterson hadn’t gone singer Kyle Norman (Jagged part of an international peace- Barack Obama laid out his first inside the school because it Edge) is 44. Actor Greg Rikaart Letters Policy keeping force withdrew from budget plan, predicting a feder- sounded like the shooting was is 42. Rock musician Chris the Lebanese capital. al deficit of $1.75 trillion. Gen- happening outside the build- Culos (O.A.R.) is 40. Rhythm- In 1987, the Tower Com- eral Motors Corp. posted a ing. Thousands of people from and-blues singer Corinne Bai- The Daily Globe welcomes letters from readers. Letters mission, which probed the $9.6 billion loss for the fourth all walks of life, including for- ley Rae is 40. Country singer should deal with matters of current, public interest. We reserve Iran-Contra affair, issued a quarter of 2008. The Pen- mer President George W. Bush Rodney Hayden is 39. Pop the right to reject any letter and to edit those that are to be pub- report rebuking President tagon, reversing an 18-year- and his wife, filed slowly past singer Nate Ruess (fun.) is 37. lished. Please avoid name-calling or personal attacks. Ronald Reagan for failing to old policy, said it would allow the casket of the Rev. Billy Tennis player Li Na is 37. Latin Letters should be no longer than 400 words. An address control his national security some media coverage of Graham in Charlotte, North singer Natalia Lafourcade is and phone number must be included for verification purposes. staff. returning war dead, with family Carolina. 35. Actress Teresa Palmer is Election-related letters advocating for or against a candi- In 1993, a truck bomb built approval. Today’s Birthdays 33. Actor Alex Heartman is 29. date, ballot measure or political party will be considered ads by Islamic extremists exploded Five years ago: President Game show host Tom Actress Taylor Dooley is 26. and are subject to a charge of $25 for the first 7 inches and in the parking garage of the Barack Obama, speaking in St. Kennedy is 92. Country-rock Thought for Today $10 for each additional inch thereafter. They are also limited to North Tower of New York’s Paul, Minnesota, said he would musician Paul Cotton (Poco) is “Only the mediocrities of life 400 words. World Trade Center, killing six ask Congress for $300 billion 76. Actor-director Bill Duke is hide behind the alibi ‘in confer- Letters may be mailed to Letters to the Editor, Daily Globe, people and injuring more than to update aging roads and rail- 76. Singer Mitch Ryder is 74. ence.’ The great of this earth ways. Republican Arizona Gov. Actress Marta Kristen (TV: are not only simple but acces- 118 E. McLeod Ave., Ironwood MI 49938; emailed to: 1,000 others. (The bomb failed Jan Brewer vetoed a bill “Lost in Space”) is 74. Rock sible.” [email protected]; or faxed to 906-932-4211. to topple the North Tower into the South Tower, as the terror- pushed by social conserva- musician Jonathan Cain (Jour- —Isaac Frederick Mar- Brief, thank-you letters will be considered for our Saturday tives that would have allowed ney) is 69. Singer Michael cosson, American journalist “Bouquets” column. ists had hoped; both structures were destroyed in the 9/11 people with sincerely held reli- Bolton is 66. The president of (1876-1961)

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PUBLISHER EXECUTIVE.DOODV ASSISTANT/ACCOUNTING DAILY GLOBE Sue Mizell Jenna yourdailyglobe.com MANAGING EDITOR CIRCULATION Award Winning Newspaper Larry Holcombe Marissa Casari USPS 269-980 ADVERTISING DIRECTOR LEAD PRESS Published daily Monday - Saturday Heidi Ofstad Bill Westerman (except Memorial Day, Independence Day, Labor Day, Thanksgiving, Christmas and New Year’s Day) Periodicals postage paid at Ironwood, MI 49938 POSTMASTER – Send changes of addresses to: The Daily Globe, P.O. Box 548, 118 E. McLeod Ave., Ironwood, MI 49938 906-932-2211 • 800-236-2887 • Fax 906-932-5358 l THE DAILY GLOBE • YOURDAILYGLOBE.COM TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 26, 2019 5 AREA / STATE THE IRON- Blight WOOD City Commission From page 1 voted to seek —The commissioners bids on several also awarded the city’s demolition pro- water meter reading con- jects to reduce tract to the low bidder, Red blight in the Construction, at a rate of city, including 97 cents per meter. this property at —City officials asked 238 E. Ayer residents to avoid putting Street, seen their garbage cans into the here Monday, streets when plowing that recently needs to be completed, as collapsed the cans prevent the plows under the from completely clearing heavy snow the streets. They asked res- load. idents to wait until plows Richard Jenkins/ have gone down their Daily Globe streets.

Wakefield inspectors to look up a Trail trail — which will run State briefs voter’s registration record, between Ironwood and confirm their registration Belle Isle in Detroit — is Court gives green required to follow From page 1 is correct and assign a bal- From page 1 roughly 70 percent, light to lawsuit over Wrenn’s treatment plan ney, said after the meeting lot to that voter, essentially and we have funds that according to the DNR adult foster death and give him freedom of that she agreed with Pikka, automating the typical allow us to map out differ- spokesperson. movement. but also conceded that paper process.” The project ent options.” More than 75 Iron Belle EAU CLAIRE (AP) — Brackney’s contract must is funded through the state Past mini-grants have projects have received The Michigan appeals Former US Rep. be honored. with federal funds. been used for a variety of more than $1.4 million in court says a jury should William Broomfield of In passing the torch to —Heard a complaint projects, including addi- grant funding since 2015, decide whether an adult Michigan dies at 96 Brown, Brackney said the from Dan Gusman about tional design work. according to the foster care facility con- new manager will work the need to widen city The non-motorized spokesperson. tributed to the death of a DETROIT (AP) — with the council on creating streets by reducing snow Indiana man sentenced in girlfriend’s 59-year-old man who William Broomfield, a updates for the city’s master banks. Granato agreed that was killed by a pickup foreign-policy specialist plan, capital improvement will be done as soon as death in Minnesota truck. from Michigan who was plan and recreation plan. possible, and Brackney VIRGINIA, Minn. (AP) — An Indiana man has been “He’s putting together a explained that a malfunc- Michael Wrenn was in Congress for nearly sentenced to more than 16 years in prison after pleading dressed in dark clothes four decades, has died at plan to move this forward,” tioning Sno-Go machine guilty to killing his girlfriend in northern Minnesota. said Brackney, who spent was scheduled to receive a Forty-one-year-old Daniel Lynn of South Bend, Indi- and walking alone on a age 96. the last week showing new part Tuesday. ana, was sentenced Monday after pleading guilty last Berrien County highway Broomfield’s family Brown the ropes. —Voted to approve the month to second-degree murder without intent while on Christmas Eve 2014. released a statement Mon- In other news, the coun- city manager to sign a local committing a felony. Wrenn had a history of day saying he died Feb. cil also: partner compliance certifi- Lynn was charged in the death of 28-year-old Christi- mental illness and had 20 in Kensington, Mary- —Voted to declare cate in relation to the na Woods, also of South Bend. Woods’ remains were dis- spent much of his life in land, where he lived. No Brown as street administra- Michigan State University covered last July in a shallow grave on property owned by assisted living centers. cause was disclosed. tor, so that he may act as Extension using the a family member of Lynn’s near Cook, about 100 miles His family says staff Oakland County vot- the official contact for any municipal building for north of Duluth. at the Eau Claire Adult ers first elected Broom- communications between some extension programs. Lynn admitted he strangled Woods at his family’s the city and the state The city council will Foster Care home field to the House in farmhouse. He later was captured in a campground near should not have let him 1956. For 18 years, he Department of Transporta- meet next on March 11 at Edwardsburg, Michigan. tion. 5:30 p.m., directly after the WDIO-TV reports Woods’ mother, Mary Robinson, walk out on a cold, rainy was the senior Republi- —Voted to participate in planning commission said she is grateful Lynn is “off the streets, where he can’t late afternoon. But the can on the House For- Michigan’s required use of meets at 4:30 p.m. Both harm anyone.” foster home says it was eign Affairs Committee. electronic poll books dur- meetings will be in the ing elections. According to council room of the munic- Evers wants to freeze private voucher school enrollment the state’s website, related ipal building. The public is software “allows election welcome. MADISON, Wis. (AP) — Democrat- ing plan that Evers has previewed in ing Joint Finance Committee, tweeted ic Gov. Tony Evers wants to cap recent days, including allowing immi- in reaction to his higher education enrollment in Wisconsin’s private grants living in the country illegally plan on Sunday. Michigan releases results of voucher schools, setting up another to pay in-state tuition at the Universi- Republican Senate Majority fight with Republicans who made it a ty of Wisconsin, have drawn Republi- Leader Scott Fitzgerald said Evers’ water tests for PFAS chemicals priority the past eight years to can opposition. plan to freeze voucher school expand the program statewide. “(Evers) continues to make a enrollments would do “immense TRAVERSE CITY (AP) — levels above 70 parts per The proposal will be a part of bipartisan budget nearly impossible,” harm” to the program and create More than 60 drinking trillion, that point at which Evers’ two-year state budget on Republican Rep. John Nygren, co- uncertainty for schools, students water systems in Michigan the state requires cleanups Thursday. 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Cover, reduce heat to amounts of coconut milk, espe- need a 12-inch skillet with a tight- low, and simmer gently, stirring cially when made with red meat. fitting lid. occasionally, until lentils are ten- We wanted to create a Thai- der and about two-thirds of liq- style red curry that wasn’t swim- Thai Red Curry with Lentils uid has been absorbed, 30 to 35 ming in coconut milk and fea- and Tofu minutes. tured fiber-rich lentils and tofu Servings: 4 Stir in coconut milk until well instead. We started by cooking Start to finish: 1 hour combined. Add tofu, bell pepper, the lentils in an aromatic red 14 ounces extra-firm tofu, cut and snow peas, and increase heat curry broth. into 1/2-inch pieces to medium-high. Cover and cook, When the lentils were tender Salt and pepper stirring occasionally, until tofu is but still slightly al dente and had 1 tablespoon expeller-pressed warmed through and vegetables absorbed most of the liquid, we canola oil are crisp-tender, about 2 minutes. incorporated a bit of coconut 1 tablespoon Thai red curry Off heat, stir in basil and lime milk to create a rich, fragrant paste juice. Season with salt to taste sauce. 2 1/2 cups water Associated Press and sprinkle with scallions. To contrast the nutty earthi- 2 tablespoons fish sauce THIS PHOTO provided by America’s Test Kitchen shows Thai Red Serve. ness of the lentils, we added 1 cup French green lentils, Curry with Lentils. This recipe appears in the cookbook “Nutri- Nutrition information per vibrant red bell pepper slices, picked over and rinsed tious Delicious.” serving: 375 calories; 142 calo- snow peas, and cubes of tofu at 1/2 cup canned coconut milk ries from fat; 16 g fat (6 g saturat- the very end, simply warming 1 red bell pepper, stemmed, removed and halved crosswise 2 scallions, sliced thin ed; 0 g trans fats); 0 mg choles- them through to maintain the seeded, and cut into ¼-inch 1/2 cup coarsely chopped Spread tofu on paper towel- terol; 1269 mg sodium; 38 g car- vegetables’ color and crisp-fresh strips fresh basil lined baking sheet and let drain bohydrate; 11 g fiber; 5 g sugar; texture. 4 ounces snow peas, strings 1 tablespoon lime juice for 20 minutes. Gently press dry 23 g protein. Should you move abroad for health care? By LIZ WESTON the United States,” says standard of living at home. weighed against other, Invest Overseas says Portu- qualify for a country’s pub- NerdWallet Peddicord, who currently Health care is a particu- grimmer options for health gal, Italy and Malta have lic health care system if The notion that health divides her time between lar concern for Americans care, which included the admirable health care. they become residents. care outside the U.S. could Paris and Panama. “Some who want to retire before strong possibility of being With any country, quali- Otherwise, there’s typically be good as well as cheap is places, it is better.” age 65, when Medicare, the bankrupted by cancer treat- ty can vary — especially in a private system in which a foreign one to many Low-cost, quality health government health pro- ment and winding up at sparsely populated areas. people can pay out of pock- Americans. care usually isn’t the main gram for seniors, kicks in. the mercy of New York Murray and his wife, et and get reimbursed if Kathleen Peddicord fre- reason people move Currently, early retirees State’s welfare system,” she Diane, left their first retire- they have private health quently hears from such abroad, says expat and can buy coverage through wrote. ment destination, a small insurance. skeptics as founder of Live Mexico resident Don Mur- the Affordable Care Act, town in Ecuador, after Peddicord and her hus- and Invest Overseas, a site ray, who writes for rival site but it’s not always truly Health care quality encountering broken band, Lief Simon, who are for people curious about International Living. But affordable and its future is varies by destination equipment and few doc- in their 50s, have an inter- living abroad. Actual reduced medical expenses uncertain. Not all expat havens tors. They’re much happier national health insurance expats like her, however, are part of the lower living Some who would other- have great health care sys- with the care near their policy that covers them tell of good-quality care at a costs that prompt many wise retire plan to keep tems. Belize, for example, Yucatan Peninsula home, whether they’re traveling fraction of the U.S. price. Americans to relocate, he working, rather than risk encourages immigration by where next-day appoint- or at home in France or Treatment for a motorbike says. being uninsured. But a exempting retirees from ments are the norm and Panama. The annual cost is accident in Panama cost move abroad could be an most income taxes — but doctors are typically about $3,000 for both of many expats there cross her $20. Emergency dental Expat numbers are on option for those intrepid trained in the U.S. or them, she says. Murray, 69, surgery that might cost the rise enough to try it. the border to Mexico for Europe, he says. says he and his wife pay $10,000 or more in the U.S. About 9 million Ameri- Cheaper health care health care, Peddicord “It’s like in the U.S. — if about $80 each month for was $4,500 in Paris. In cans who aren’t in the mili- also may appeal to gig says. you live in Possum Belly, Mexico’s public health sys- many countries, medica- tary live outside the U.S., economy workers who France, on the other Alabama, and they don’t tem, but use private doc- tions that would require a according to State Depart- aren’t tied to stateside jobs. hand, is known for its have a hospital and the tors and pay out of pocket prescription in the States ment estimates. That’s Freelance science writer excellent health care sys- nearest one is an hour and for most care (including $8 are available directly from increased considerably Erica Rex, for example, tem. International Living a half away, the health care for a recent hospital visit to licensed pharmacies at low from its 1999 estimate of 3 recently wrote an opinion and Live and Invest Over- isn’t going to be the same” treat an eye infection). prices, thanks to govern- million to 6 million. The column for The New York seas give the country top as in a major city, Murray “My personal budget no ment subsidies or regula- number could rise in com- Times about moving to the marks, along with Mexico, says. longer contains a line for tion. ing years as millions more United Kingdom and then Ecuador and Malaysia. health care expenses,” Mur- Americans barrel toward International Living prais- “The health care in a lot France after her 2009 can- Options for health care ray says. “They are so of places around the world retirement without enough cer diagnosis. “Moving to es Thailand and Costa Rica access inconsequential there is no is very good, as good as in income to maintain their Europe was a choice as well, while Live and Expats may be able to need.” Free breast cancer screening, High-stakes trial starts in Roundup follow-up care available weed killer cancer claim

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(AP) – Bessemer, passed away at his home on Saturday, High winds howled Feb. 16, 2019. through much of the east- Eugene was born on April 18, 1947 to Edward ern U.S. for a second day Monday, cutting power to and Norma (Berger) Plochocki in Ironwood. hundreds of thousands of He was preceded in death by his parents and his homes and businesses, brother, Alan. closing schools, and push- Eugene is survived by three children, sons Todd ing dramatic mounds of ice and Lee and daughter, Nicole; two sisters, Julie and onto the shores of Lake Gloria as well as four grandchildren, Serenity, Erie. Kaylee, Murphy and Amelia. Wind gusts of hurricane Frick-Zielinski Funeral Home, Ironwood, is force – 74 mph – or higher assisting the family. were reported around the For more information or to express online con- region, including West Vir- dolences, visit rangefuneralservices.com. ginia and New York. While atop Mount Washington, the Northeast’s highest Carolyn Sue Kurta peak of 6,288 feet in New Hampshire, a gust of 144 WAKEFIELD, Mich. – Carolyn Sue Kurta, 84, of mph was recorded. Wakefield, passed away Monday morning, Feb. 25, Toppled trees and 2019. power poles, easy targets Associated Press Funeral arrangements have been entrusted to Jer- for strong winds that A FAMILY walks near a massive build up of ice that was pushed onto the shore of ald Rocco, owner and manager of Lakeside Memori- uprooted them from Mather Park in Fort Erie, Ont., Monday. A windstorm Sunday broke an ice boom in al Chapel Inc., in Wakefield, who will release a com- ground saturated by rain Lake Erie and allowed the ice, which was floating on the water at the mouth of the plete obituary notice later. and snowmelt, plunged Niagara River, to shove over the retaining wall and onto the shore and the roadway homes and businesses into above. Wisconsin governor orders troops to leave darkness, though in most southern border places power was expected loaded with bananas to raised water levels on the against the walls and right back quickly as winds died swerve and overturn on the eastern end of Lake Erie in up onto our patios. ... It’s in MADISON, Wis. (AP) – Wisconsin Gov. Tony Evers on down by the end of Mon- Maine Turnpike. While in a phenomenon known as a my patio, the neighbor’s Monday ordered the state’s National Guard troops to day. Hundreds of schools Sandusky, Ohio, a motorist seiche and then, according patio, and the patio after withdraw from the border with Mexico, drawing the ire of were delayed or canceled in captured video of a tractor- to the New York Power that.” a Republican congressman from Illinois who serves in the New York alone. trailer flipping over on a Authority, driven ice over a A voluntary evacuation Wisconsin detachment. The wind peeled off bridge. boom upstream from the for the area was issued Former Republican Gov. Scott Walker ordered troops roofs in places. In Syra- Giant chunks of ice river. Sunday. to Arizona in June to assist with administrative duties cuse, New York, scaffolding spilled over the banks of Ice mounds 25 to 30 Empty tractor-trailers along the border. Evers, a Democrat, issued an executive blown off a building the Niagara River across feet high also came ashore and empty tandem trucks order Monday withdrawing them. Evers announced the knocked down power lines. from Buffalo on Sunday, farther south, piling up on have been banned on some order late Monday afternoon. Wind advisories and creating a jagged, frosty several lakefront proper- highways. Trucks were also The governor said about 112 troops are currently serv- warnings were in effect barrier between the river ties in suburban Ham- banned on some bridges in ing in Arizona but keeping the borders safe and protect- through Monday in the and a scenic road. burg. New York City, where the ing immigrants seeking asylum is the U.S. Customs and mid-Atlantic and Northeast Dramatic footage cap- “We’ve had storms in winds sent litter swirling in Border Patrol’s job. He said there’s not enough evidence up to northern New Eng- tured by park police in the past, but nothing like the canyons between to support Republican President Donald Trump’s decla- land. In Maine, police say a Ontario showed the mas- this,” resident Dave Schultz skyscrapers and rocked ration that a national emergency exists and there’s no jus- trucker blamed wind for sive chunks roiling onto told WGRZ. “We’ve never sidewalk food carts precar- tification for Wisconsin troops to remain. causing his tractor-trailer shore. High winds had had the ice pushed up iously.

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Dems see opportunity, danger in Midwest WASHINGTON (AP) – President Donald Trump smashed the blue wall in his first White House bid, chiseling a path to the pres- idency through Midwest- ern states that hadn’t backed a Republican presi- dential contender in three decades. But as he gears up for his re-election bid, there are early signs that Democrats are regaining their strength in Pennsylva- nia, Michigan and Wiscon- sin, clinching governor- Associated Press ships and making inroads WISCONSIN GOV. Tony Evers speaks during an inter- in state legislatures. Associated Press view during the National Governors Association 2019 There is no surer way A XR-1 5G cloud robot by CloudMinds speaks with a visitor, during the Mobile winter meeting in Washington, Saturday. for Democrats to block World Congress wireless show, in Barcelona, Spain, Monday. The annual Mobile Trump’s re-election than to World Congress (MWC) runs from 25-28 February in Barcelona, where companies candidate focused on promoting ambitious liber- reclaim that trio of states, from all over the world gather to share new products. achievable policies, a sub- al priorities in early-voting which may have supplant- tle dig at the aggressive lib- primary states. ed Florida and Ohio as the eral agenda that has been Massachusetts Sen. Eliz- nation’s premier presiden- embraced by some candi- abeth Warren and Califor- US-China battle over Huawei tial battlegrounds. But dates. Above all, she sug- nia Sen. Kamala Harris Democrats who know the gested that the Democrats’ stumped in New Hamp- comes to head at tech show region best are warning blue wall would not be res- shire and Iowa for univer- against overconfidence and urrected in 2020 without sal health care, free college BARCELONA, Spain maker of networking gear, for the federal government suggesting the leftward significant time and atten- tuition and tax hikes on (AP) – A global battle is casting a pall. to ban solar power invert- lurch from some candi- tion from the Democrats the rich. between the U.S. govern- The United States gov- ers – advanced control sys- dates could alienate the who want to take down Ohio Sen. Sherrod ment and Chinese tech ernment dispatched a big tems – made by Huawei, region’s working-class vot- Trump. Brown, who is considering company Huawei over alle- delegation to press its case saying they pose a national ers. “At some point I may get launching a presidential gations that it is a cyberse- with telecom executives security threat to U.S. ener- “I would never underes- involved in this primary campaign, played up his curity risk overshadowed and government officials gy infrastructure. timate Donald Trump,” and support a candidate,” local roots as he told voters the opening Monday of the that they should not use Huawei’s counteroffen- Wisconsin’s newly-elected Whitmer said. “But right in Nevada that other world’s biggest mobile Huawei as a supplier over sive includes making its Democratic Gov. Tony now, I think everyone, for Democrats weren’t spend- industry trade fair. national security concerns. case directly to government Evers said when asked if their sake and the sake of ing enough time talking to Huawei has an outsize U.S. President Donald officials, companies and Trump would win his state the people my state, needs workers, including union presence at MWC Trump’s administration journalists. It has unveiled a second time in 2020. to come to Michigan.” members, about issues like Barcelona, from its dis- says the Chinese govern- a new folding 5G phone “I don’t agree with The contrasting visions wages, benefits and work- plays in three separate ment could use Huawei and its executives are almost anything he’s over how to defeat Trump place safety. A handful of show halls down to its red equipment to snoop on the speaking on keynote pan- done,” Evers added. “But were on display this week- others – Minnesota Sen. sponsorship logo adorning world’s internet traffic – els at the show. Formerly he’s an extraordinary end. As Midwestern gover- Amy Klobuchar and even visitor pass lanyards. The accusations Huawei has known as Mobile World politician and extraordi- nors were in Washington Vermont Sen. Bernie focus at this year’s meeting rejected, saying there has Congress, the show is a key nary human being.” talking about everyday Sanders – have promoted is new 5G networks due to been no proof of a cyberse- forum for lobbying and Michigan’s freshman governing challenges at the their working-class appeal roll out in the coming curity breach. deal-making that’s expect- Gov. Gretchen Whitmer National Governor’s Asso- as well as they fight to years. But the dispute over In a fresh salvo, 11 U.S. ed to draw 100,000 visi- encouraged Democrats to ciation, high-profile presi- stand out in the crowded Huawei, the world’s biggest senators on Monday called tors. rally behind a “pragmatic” dential contenders were Democratic field. Iowa diocese identifies 2020 Democratic hopefuls embrace new meaning of reparations (AP) – Several Demo- sider reparations,” he said. 28 priests accused of cratic presidential candi- For now, that’s not how dates are embracing repa- most Democratic presiden- abusing minors rations for the descendants tial contenders are talking of slaves – but not in the about reparations. IOWA CITY, Iowa (AP) a l l e ge d traditional sense. Harris has proposed – At least 28 priests are a b u s e Over the past week, Sen. monthly payments to qual- credibly accused of having t o o k Kamala Harris of Califor- ified citizens of any race in sexually abused more than p l a c e nia, Sen. Elizabeth Warren the form of a tax credit. 100 boys and girls while between of Massachusetts and for- Warren has called for uni- working for a Roman 1 9 4 8 mer Housing and Urban versal child care that would Catholic diocese in Iowa, a n d Development Secretary guarantee the benefit from church officials announced 1 9 9 5 Julian Castro spoke of the birth until a child enters Monday. a n d need for the U.S. govern- school. Families with The Diocese of Sioux involved ment to reckon with and income less than 200 per- Associated Press City identified those 28 106 indi- make up for centuries of cent of the poverty line Jerome IN THIS photo, Democratic presidential candidate priests as it published a v i d u a l s stolen labor and legal would get free access and Coyle Sen. Elizabeth Warren, D-Mass., speaks at the New long-awaited list of those w h o oppression. But instead of others would pay no more Hampshire Democratic Party’s 60th Annual McIntyre- who have been the subject h a v e backing the direct compen- than 7 percent of their Shaheen 100 Club Dinner in Manchester, N.H. of credible allegations of come forward to make sation of African-Ameri- income. sexual abuse involving claims. Additional com- cans for the legacy of slav- ideas as reparations. Lives, which has pushed Those benefits would minors. plaints of abuse have been ery, the Democratic candi- “Universal programs are for reparations, said the likely have a disproportion- The list included about made more recently, but dates are talking about not specific to the injus- debate is “not just cash ate impact on African- 5 percent of the priests none have been deemed using tax credits and other tices that have been inflict- payments.” Americans. But except for who have worked for the credible by police or a subsidies. ed on African-Americans,” But “unless we’re talk- longshot candidate Mari- diocese at some point church review board, the Long defined as some said Duke University ing about something that anne Williamson, no since its inception in diocese said. type of direct payment to economist William Darity, has to be systemic and Democratic White House 1902. A 29th priest has Attorney Levi Monagle, former slaves and their a veteran advocate of repa- transfers power to the com- hopeful has called for been accused but his whose New Mexico law descendants, the shifting rations. “I want to be sure munity, it’s not likely going financial remuneration for name is being withheld firm represents clergy definition of reparations that whatever is proposed to be what we would con- blacks. pending an appeal to the abuse victims, said the comes as White House and potentially enacted as Vatican. release of such lists is an hopefuls seek to solidify a reparations program real- “Publishing this list is important gesture that usu- their ties with African- ly is a substantive and dra- the beginning of a new ally helps some victims Americans whose support matic intervention in the chapter in the history of heal and inspires others to will be crucial to winning patterns of racial wealth our diocese,” said Bishop come forward. He praised the Democratic nomina- inequality in the United R. Walker Nickless, who Albuquerque resident tion. But it risks prompting States – not something released the list at a news Reuben Ortiz, who became both withering criticism superficial or minor that is conference. “We want it to aware of Coyle’s abuse last from Republicans and a labeled as reparations and usher in a climate of open- year while the priest was shrug from black voters then politicians say the ness and transparency, living with Ortiz’s family and activists if the propos- national responsibility has resulting in the protection and made it public. als are seen as an empty been met.” of our youth and account- Ortiz’s disclosure Montague Simmons of gesture that simply hen you need physical therapy or help at ability for clergy and prompted the diocese to renames existing policy the Movement for Black church leaders.” move Coyle out of an Iowa Whome after an illness, injury, or surgery — you do He said releasing infor- retirement home where he haveasayinwhoprovidestheseservices— choose Avanti Home Care. mation about the church’s was quietly living next to a “shameful history” might Catholic school, and pro- Avanti Home Care has been providing therapy help some victims heal vided the “jolt to the status Hear all the important things in life. to your friends and neighbors for over 30 years. while reopening old quo” that the diocese need- With over 30 years of If you need care at home — tell your primary care wounds for others. ed to finalize and release provider and your family that you want experience, Ashland Avanti Home Care. Advocates for abuse vic- the long-discussed list, Audiology is dedicated to tims had long urged the Monagle said. providing you with the best diocese to release such a “It’s tragic that it took so Physical and Occupational erapy Provided by Great Northern Rehab list, as two of Iowa’s three long for this information to possible hearing care based other Roman Catholic dio- come out,” said Monagle, on your individual needs. Medical Services ceses have done. The dio- whose firm represents one We offer comprehensive  cese had promised to do so man who was allegedly diagnostic audiological evaluations,hearing loss State Licensed Health Care Providers in November after an inves- abused by Coyle decades •SkilledNursing rehabilitation, education and counseling.Call our •CertiedHomeHealthAide tigation by The Associated ago. office to schedule your appointment with one of our  Press exposed its 32-year All but six of the priests Doctors of Audiology. Ask about our Non-Medical Services cover-up of the Rev. Jerome on the list have died. Coyle, who had allegedly Those who are still living confessed to abusing more are not involved in the  than 50 boys over a 20-year ministry or active with  period. youth, and have been  The diocese, which stripped of their ability to  operates churches and celebrate mass or repre-  schools throughout north- sent themselves as priests, Call (888) 419-8196   western Iowa, urged vic- the diocese said. ADivisionofAvanti Health Systems tims to come forward at One of the accused,   that time. Its review board John Perdue, 71, told the has spent recent weeks AP that his inclusion on 110 IRON STREET, HURLEY, WI 54534 reviewing files and weigh- the list was embarrassing ((715) 561-3206 • (800) 627-7032 • WWW.HOMECAREWI.COM ing the credibility of allega- but that he denies the alle- tions. gation of abusing a boy in The diocese said the the 1980s. Aspirus Ironwood Clinic - Wednesdays 9am-3pm l THE DAILY GLOBE • YOURDAILYGLOBE.COM SPORTS TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 26, 2019 9 Drummond, Griffin lead Pistons over Pacers 113-109 DETROIT (AP) – Detroit coach Dwane Casey down- played the revenge factor after the Pistons beat Indiana. "This is the way that we have to play, no matter who we play," Casey said. Andre Drummond had 26 points and 16 rebounds, Blake Griffin had a triple-double and the resurgent Pis- tons won for the seventh time in eight games, beating the Pacers 113-109 on Monday night. Indiana won the previ- ous meeting with Detroit, 125-88 on Dec. 28 – a blowout that was hard for the Pistons to forget. "It left a bad taste in our mouth the last time we played these guys. They outworked us pretty much in all facets of the game," Griffin said. "We wanted to come out and impose our will in a lot of different ways." Griffin had 20 points, 10 rebounds and 10 assists for Detroit, which is battling for a playoff spot in the Eastern Conference – and right now is on the right side of that cutoff. Indiana lost for only the second time in 10 games. Pacers center Myles Turner returned after missing two games with a bruised left hip. He scored seven points. Domantas Sabonis scored 23 for Indiana, but he left with a sprained ankle with just over a minute remaining. Bojan Bogdanovic scored 25 points. Detroit raced out to a 17-point lead in the first quarter. Indiana trimmed the deficit to four by halftime and tied the game at 75 in the third quarter. Detroit answered with nine straight points, including six by Drummond . The Pistons later went on a 13-2 run in the fourth, tak- ing a 100-86 lead on a 3-pointer by Langston Galloway. Detroit held on at the end in what became an increasing- ly contentious game. "This is the type of basketball that we're going to see for the rest of the season," Indiana coach Nate McMillan said. "Tonight you've got a team that's holding down the seventh spot trying to play themselves into the playoffs just as we are. You're going to see this type of game and you've got to expect that. I thought we kind of lost our composure." STANDINGS The Pacers are in solid playoff position with the third- best record in the East. The Pistons remain in seventh but increased their lead to 1½ games over Charlotte and two games over Orlando. CHIPPY McMillan was called for a technical foul in the third, and Bogdanovic and Griffin were hit with a double tech- nical with 3:43 to play in the fourth. Thaddeus Young fla- grantly fouled Drummond with 1:57 to go, and then Young and Drummond were given a double technical 25 seconds later. "We've got to keep our head. The only way they were going to get back in that game was to get us discombobu- lated, and get us upset and out of sorts, and they did," Casey said. "Nobody backed down, and that's the way you have to play, with that chip on your shoulder. But with that said, we've got to have an understanding of what they're trying to do. They're trying to just junk it up, mess it up, mess you up, and they did." TIP-INS Pacers: Indiana is now 14-10 without guard Victor Oladipo this season. He ruptured a quad tendon in his right knee Jan. 23 and is out for the season. Pistons: Luke Kennard scored 19 points. He and Grif- fin made five 3-pointers apiece. UP NEXT Pacers: At Dallas on Wednesday night. Pistons: At San Antonio on Wednesday night. With Antetokounmpo

Jason Juno/Daily Globe photos sidelined, Bucks beat Bulls ABOVE, IRONWOOD’S Griffen Revoyr, left, shoots as Iron Mountain’s Jaden Vicenzi defends in Monday’s district opener at Iron Mountain. BELOW, Ironwood’s David Benson shoots over Iron Mountain’s Charlie Gerhard. CHICAGO (AP) – Gian- 20-point game for Markka- nis Antetokounmpo spent nen, who scored a career- most of the game standing best 35 against Boston on on the sideline and cheering Saturday. Top-ranked Mountaineers just about every play, big Lopez had his highest and small. scoring game of the season. That was all he could do But coming off a career-best for the NBA-leading Bucks. 42-point performance, Zach end Ironwood’s season Khris Middleton and LaVine finished with 11. He Malcolm Brogdon each scored just one point after By BRYCE DEROUIN scored 22 points, and Mil- the first quarter, though he Upbeat Sports waukee beat the Chicago did have nine assists and It’s difficult to tell beneath his swaggy exterior and the Bulls 117-106 Monday night eight rebounds in the game. way he shoots his 3s with such a quick authoritative without Antetokounmpo. TAKING CONTROL release, but Marcus Johnson’s spirit was shaken this sea- While the All-Star for- The Bucks trailed by 14 late son. Despite Iron Mountain’s success, his 3-point accura- ward sat out with a sore in the first quarter, only to right knee, the Bucks over- outscore Chicago 38-16 in the cy wasn’t as consistent as he wanted, leaving each miss to second to grab a 63-54 halftime weigh on his mind. came a sluggish start to pick lead. “I was kind of struggling with my confidence a lot,” he up their 17th win in 19 Brogdon had nine points in a said. “I don’t like to show my emotion like that; I’ll show games. 16-2 run to start the period as it in other ways throughout a game, but when I’m not "We have one of the best Milwaukee erased a 13-point players in the NBA," Brog- deficit. Middleton scored 12 over making shots, it really gets to me because I want to be per- the final 4:07, including a step- fect all the time.” don said. "But when he's out, back 3 in the closing seconds to There was a lot of self-reflection and numerous text we still have a really good send Milwaukee to the locker messages exchanged with his offseason trainer, Carney- team." room up by nine. And the Bucks The Bucks used a huge never really were threatened Nadeau’s Jake Polfus. The two worked for hours at a time after that. during the summer, but Johnson needed another session second quarter to grab a "I just thought we weren't to get his mind right just as much as he sought out advice nine-point lead after falling organized (in the second quar- on his jump-shot mechanics. So three weeks ago, Polfus behind by 14. That pro- ter)," Boylen said. "I just thought and Johnson got together for another one of their work- pelled them to their eighth we made some poor decisions. I straight road win – their called a timeout and drew a out sessions. baseline out-of-bounds and we “We really worked on staying in rhythm, going game best streak since a nine- ran it poorly. Can't do that. I can't speed and ever since then my confidence has just been game run during the 1981- use my timeout and draw some- through the roof,” Johnson said. “He told me to not worry 82 season. thing up that's worked for us Brogdon hit 4 of 7 3- before and you come out and about the misses, get past them and just keep going and don't execute it. That's unac- try to get in rhythm.” pointers. Middleton nailed 3 ceptable here. And it aggravates Ever since the meeting with Polfus, Johnson has of 5 from beyond the arc. me." turned into one of the hottest shooters in the UP. In the Nikola Mirotic scored 13 in TIP-INS last four games of the regular season, he hit on 23 3s. And his first game in Chicago Bucks: Coach Mike Buden- during Monday’s 87-38 district-opening win over Iron- since the Bulls traded him to holzer said Antetokounmpo New Orleans last season. worked out Monday and the wood, he went off once again, finishing with 30 points on Bucks are "hopeful" his absence 6 of 10 shooting from 3-point range and eight assists. And the Bucks moved a sea- is "very short term." Antetokoun- Included in his barrage of 3s was a swish with Iron- son-high 32 games over mpo is averaging 27.2 points wood’s Ethan Roehm throwing a hand right in the face of .500. and 12.7 rebounds per game, "Would not surprise me putting him among the league's the 5-foot-10 guard. After seeing the ball go through fol- top 10 in both categories. ... The lowing a stellar closeout, all Roehm could do was shake in the least," Bulls coach Jim Bucks were also missing guards his head. That 3 capped a 16-0 run and gave the Moun- Boylen said about the possi- George Hill (strained left groin) taineers a 28-11 advantage with 6:09 left in the second bility of Milwaukee winning and Sterling Brown (right wrist). quarter. the NBA championship. Budenholzer said Hill likely will Lauri Markkanen and be out at least a few games. ... “We tried to make Johnson and (Foster) Wonders Milwaukee signed G Isaiah work for their shots, but they’re phenomenal players,” Robin Lopez each scored 26 Canaan to a 10-day contract Ironwood coach Pete Lewinski said. “We were hoping for Chicago. But the Bulls' and recalled F Christian Wood maybe one of those two would have an off night shooting, season-high three-game win from the G League's Wisconsin streak came to an end. Herd. ... The Bucks completed a four-game sweep against Chica- It was the ninth straight go this season. DEVILS — page 10 l 10 TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 26, 2019 SPORTS THE DAILY GLOBE • YOURDAILYGLOBE.COM Daily Globe Scoreboard High school, college basketball polls 6. DeWitt 17-2 48 4. Sheboygan Area Luth. (1) 20-2 43 5 U.P. Polls 7. Wayne Memorial 16-2 42 5. Blair-Taylor 21-1 37 6 8. Walled Lake Western 18-1 40 6. Columbus Catholic 20-2 36 3 DivisionBoys 1-3 Southwest Division 4, Luwawu-Cabarrot 1-4, Harrison McQuaid to Columbus for D Julius 9. Grosse Pointe North 17-2 32 7. Hustisford 20-2 23 7 Local Schedule Record Points Last Tuesday, Feb. 26 WLPct GB 0-2). Fouled Out_None. Bergman and 2019 fourth- and sev- 10. Muskegon 14-4 22 1. Iron Mountain (6) 20-0 30 1 8. Almond-Bancroft 19-3 20 8 Girls Basketball Houston 35 25 .583 — Rebounds_Milwaukee 45 (Wilson enth-round draft picks. Agreed to Grand Haven (15-3) 2. Marquette 16-3 24 2 Others receiving votes: 9. Rio 18-4 10 9 Wakefield-Marenisco at Iron- San Antonio 33 29 .532 3 8), Chicago 41 (Markkanen 12). terms with Fs Boo Nieves and 17, West Bloomfield (16-1) 12. 3. Negaunee 13-7 17 3 10. Potosi 17-4 4 NR wood, 7:15 Dallas 26 33 .441 8½ Assists_Milwaukee 26 (Brogdon, Steven Fogarty on one-year con- Division 2 Others receiving votes: Wild Rose 3, Shulls- Watersmeet at Jeffers, 6:20 New Orleans 27 35 .435 9 Connaughton 5), Chicago 31 tracts. 4. Gladstone 13-7 12 T4 5. Calumet 16-4 6 T4 School Record Points burg 2. Ewen-Trout Creek at Ontonagon, Memphis 24 38 .387 12 (LaVine 9). Total Fouls_Milwaukee PITTSBURGH PENGUINS — 1. Detroit Edison(DEPSA) (6) 17-1 90 Others receiving votes: Ironwood (19-1) 1. 5:30 EST Northwest Division 22, Chicago 18. Technicals_Milwau- Acquired Chris Wideman from Flori- 2. Chelsea 19-0 83 AP Men’s Top 25 Division 4 The top 25 teams in The Associated Press' Boys Basketball W L Pct GB kee coach Bucks (Defensive three da for C Jean-Sebastian Dea and 3. Edwardsburg 18-0 75 Record Points Last men's college basketball poll, with first-place votes Division 4 District 97 Tournament Denver 41 18 .695 — second), Chicago coach Bulls Erik Gudbranson from Vancouver 4. Hamilton 17-0 70 1. Brimley (6) 20-0 30 1 in parentheses, records through Feb. 24, total At Ewen Oklahoma City 38 21 .644 3 (Defensive three second). A_20,936 for F Tanner Pearson . 5. Stanton Central Montcalm 18-0 66 2. Rapid River 13-5 16 3 points based on 25 points for a first-place vote Watersmeet vs. Jeffers, 6 p.m. Portland 37 23 .617 4½ (20,917). ST. LOUIS BLUES — Assigned 6. Williamston 15-3 57 3. Carney-Nadeau 14-6 13 2 through one point for a 25th-place vote and last EST Utah 33 26 .559 8 Fs Sammy Blais and Jordan Kyrou 7. Freeland 15-2 47 Transactions 4. Munising 13-4 11 T4 week's ranking: Ewen-Trout Creek vs. Onton- Minnesota 29 31 .483 12½ BASEBALL and D Chris Butler to San Antonio 8. Kingsley 16-3 36 Pacific Division (AHL). 5. Cedarville 15-5 6- Record Pts Prv agon, 7:30 p.m. American League 9. Corunna 17-2 35 1. Gonzaga (44) 27-2 1569 2 WLPct GB VEGAS GOLDEN KNIGHTS — Others receiving votes: Ontonagon (12-8) 5, WIAA regional openers KANSAS CITY ROYALS — 10. Jackson Northwest 13-4 32 2. Virginia (15) 24-2 1513 3 Golden State 43 17 .717 — Acquired F Mark Stone from Ottawa Bessemer (14-4) 5, Chassell (15-5) 3, Stephen- All Games at 7 p.m. Agreed to terms with RHPs Conner Others receiving votes: Harper Woods Chan- 3. Duke (3) 24-3 1502 1 L.A. Clippers 33 28 .541 10½ for D Erik Brannstrom, F Oscar Lind- son (12-8) 1. No. 16 Lac Courte Oreilles at No. Greene and Jorge Lopez and INF dler Park Academy (16-5) 28, Muskegon Oakridge 4. Kentucky (2) 23-4 1418 4 Sacramento 31 29 .517 12 berg and a 2020 second-round draft 1 Northwood Adalberto Mondesi on one-year con- (17-3) 28, Otsego (15-2) 19, Cadillac (15-2) 12. 5. North Carolina 22-5 1326 8 L.A. Lakers 29 31 .483 14 pick. DivisionGirls 1-3 No. 15 Winter at No. 2 Mellen tracts. Division 3 6. Michigan St. 23-5 1232 10 Phoenix 12 50 .194 32 COLLEGE Record Points Last No. 14 Butternut at No. 3 Luck MINNESOTA TWINS — Desig- School Record Points 7. Tennessee 24-3 1190 5 Sunday's Games COLGATE — Named Jasmine 1. Westwood (4) 18-1 28 1 No. 13 Bayfield at No. 4 Hurley nated OF Zack Granite for assign- 1. Pewamo-Westphalia (5) (16-1) 75 8. Houston 26-1 1145 9 Orlando 113, Toronto 98 Johnson assistant director of sports 2. West Iron County (2) 15-2 25 2 No. 12 Frederic at No. 5 Birch- ment. Signed INF/OF Marwin Gon- 2. Kent City (16-2) 70 9. Michigan 24-4 1057 7 Denver 123, L.A. Clippers 96 performance. 3. Marquette 14-3 19 3 wood zalez to a two-year contract. 3. Hemlock (18-0) 61 10. Marquette 23-4 1019 11 New York 130, San Antonio 118 MID-EASTERN ATHLETIC CON- 4. Negaunee 14-4 12 4 No. 11 Siren at No. 6 Washburn NEW YORK YANKEES — 4. Michigan Center (15-2) 59 11. Texas Tech 22-5 938 14 Monday's Games FERENCE — Suspended Bethune- 5. Sault Ste. Marie 11-6 45 No. 10 Solon Springs at No. 7 Signed OF Aaron Hicks to a seven- 5. Niles Brandywine (15-2) 50 12. Nevada 25-2 883 6 Detroit 113, Indiana 109 Cookman baseball players Carlos Others receiving votes: Bark River-Harris (16- Mercer year contract. 6. Maple City Glen Lake (17-2) 47 13. LSU 22-5 836 13 Golden State 121, Charlotte 110 Lequerica, Isaak Gutierrez, Seth 2) 1, Gladstone (10-8) 1. No. 9 Drummond at No. 8 South National League 7. Adrian Madison (17-0) 38 14. Purdue 20-7 820 15 Portland 123, Cleveland 110 Lovell and Jordan Delucia four Division 4 Shore ARIZONA DIAMONDBACKS — 8. Gobles (17-0) 37 15. Kansas 20-7 580 12 Brooklyn 101, San Antonio 85 games. Record Points Last Wednesday, Feb. 27 Signed RHP Damien Magnifico to a 9. Grass Lake (17-1) 36 16. Kansas St 21-6 559 23 Phoenix 124, Miami 121 SYRACUSE — Named Nicky 1. St. Ignace (6) 19-0 30 1 College Basketball minor league contract. 10. Flint Hamady (13-3) 30 17. Maryland 21-7 549 24 Houston 119, Atlanta 111 Adams women's soccer coach. 2. Baraga 15-2 23 2 Region 13 east bracket game COLORADO ROCKIES — Others receiving votes: Centreville (18-0) 20, 18. Florida St. 21-6 501 16 Memphis 110, L.A. Lakers 105 TEXAS — Suspended men's 3. Ewen-Trout Creek 12-4 14 3 GCC at Bay College, women, 5 Agreed to terms with manager Bud Reese (16-2) 18, Houghton Lake (16-0) 15, 19. Wisconsin 19-8 466 22 Milwaukee 117, Chicago 106 basketball G Kerwin Roach II indefi- T4. North Central 12-5 64 p.m. Black on a three-year contract Muskegon Western Michigan Christian (16-2) 12. 20. Virginia Tech 21-6 392 20 Minnesota 112, Sacramento 105 nitely. T4. Carney-Nadeau 11-5 65 Boys Basketball extension. Division 4 21. Buffalo 24-3 288 25 Philadelphia 111, New Orleans UTSA — Named Ashley Winning Others receiving votes: Cedarville (12-4) 4, Division 4 District 97 Tournament FOOTBALL School Record Points 22. Iowa 21-6 278 21 110 director of the Roadrunner Athletic Chassell (12-5) 4, Pickford (14-4) 2, Munising (11- Watersmeet-Jeffers vs. Besse- National Football League 1. Adrian Lenawee Christian (3) 17-1 73 23. Cincinnati 23-4 263 - mer, 6 p.m. EST Dallas at L.A. Clippers, 10:30 CAROLINA PANTHERS — Fund. 4) 1. 2. St. Ignace LaSalle (2) 19-0 72 p.m. 24. Wofford 24-4 112 - E-TC/Ontonagon vs. Wakefield- Released CB Captain Munnerlyn. 3. Bellevue 16-0 65 25. Washington 22-5 92 - Tuesday's Games NHL Michigan AP Boys Poll Marenisco, 7:30 p.m. EST Signed RB Elijah Hood to a one- All Times EST The top 10 teams in the Michigan Associated 4. Kingston 16-2 53 Others receiving votes: Louisville 90, Villano- Orlando at New York, 7:30 p.m. year contract. EASTERN CONFERENCE Press high school basketball poll, with records in 5. Athens 16-2 52 Boston at Toronto, 8 p.m. va 63, Iowa St. 58, Mississippi St. 28, Auburn 16, U.P.Monday Boys CLEVELAND BROWNS — Atlantic Division parentheses. Totals are based on 15 points for a 6. Gaylord St. Mary 15-2 47 Oklahoma City at Denver, 10:30 Baylor 10, VCU 4, Old Dominion 2, New Mexico District tournaments Waived WR Daniel Williams. Re- GP WLOTPts GF GA first-place vote, 14 for second,etc.: 7. Mount Pleasant Sacred Heart 14-3 45 p.m. St. 1. Division 1 signed OL Greg Robinson. Tampa Bay 63 48 11 4100248 166 Division 1 8. Morrice 14-3 37 Wednesday's Games District 1 LOS ANGELES RAMS — Named Boston 62 36 17 9 81 185 159 School Record Points 9. St. Joseph Michigan Lutheran 14-2 33 USA Today Top 25 Poll Houston at Charlotte, 7 p.m. The top 25 teams in the USA Today men's col- Marquette 74, Traverse City Cen- Wes Phillips tight ends coach, Zac Toronto 62 38 20 4 80 221 176 1. Detroit U-D Jesuit (5) 18-2 75 10. Baraga 16-2 19 Golden State at Miami, 7:30 p.m. lege basketball poll, with first-place votes in paren- tral 65 Robinson assistant quarterbacks Montreal 63 33 23 7 73 188 185 2. Clarkston 17-2 70 Others receiving votes: Ewen-Trout Creek Minnesota at Atlanta, 7:30 p.m. theses, records through Feb. 24, points based on Petoskey 44, Traverse City West coach and Eric Henderson defen- Buffalo 62 29 25 8 66 179 194 3. Canton 19-1 62 (12-3) 17, Ann Arbor Rudolf Steiner (15-2) 14. Washington at Brooklyn, 7:30 25 points for a first-place vote through one point 41 sive line coach. Florida 60 27 25 8 62 190 204 4. Muskegon 17-3 59 p.m. for a 25th-place vote and previous ranking: Division 2 PHILADELPHIA EAGLES — Detroit 63 23 31 9 55 177 212 5. Saginaw 17-3 54 HereWisconsin is The Associated AP Boys Press Wisconsin Poll prep Chicago at Memphis, 8 p.m. Named Mike Bartrum assistant tight Ottawa 62 22 35 5 49 187 228 6. Flint Carman-Ainsworth 17-2 48 Record Pts Pvs District 33 basketball poll for the week of February 25, with 1. Gonzaga (26) 27-2 792 2 Portland at Boston, 8 p.m. ends coach, Matthew Harper assis- Metropolitan Division 7. Mount Pleasant 18-1 32 Kingsford 75, Houghton 60 first-place votes in parentheses, record, total 2. Duke 24-3 733 1 Detroit at San Antonio, 8:30 p.m. tant wide receivers coach, Roy Ist- GP WLOTPts GF GA 8. Detroit King 15-3 31 Division 3 points and last week’s ranking, as voted upon by a 2. Virginia (2) 24-2 733 3 Indiana at Dallas, 8:30 p.m. van assistant offensive line coach, N.Y. Islanders613618 7 79 178 146 9. Grand Rapids Forest Hills Northern 20-0 25 District 65 statewide panel of sports writers and broadcast- 4. Kentucky (4) 23-4 726 4 L.A. Clippers at Utah, 9 p.m. T.J. Paganetti assistant running Washington 63 35 21 7 77 213 203 10. Mattawan 18-0 23 Iron Mountain 87, Ironwood 38 ers: 5. North Carolina 22-5 657 9 Milwaukee at Sacramento, 10 backs coach, Luke Thompson assis- Columbus 61 35 23 3 73 195 180 Others receiving 12 or more votes: Detroit L'Anse 30, Norway 26 Division 1 6. Houston 26-1 600 8 p.m. tant special teams coach, Matt Carolina 62 33 23 6 72 181 170 Cass Tech (14-6) 23, Ann Arbor Pioneer (18-2) 21, District 66 School Record Points Last 7. Tennessee 24-3 586 5 New Orleans at L.A. Lakers, Burke defensive special assistant, Pittsburgh 62 32 22 8 72 213 195 Roseville (15-4) 16, Okemos (18-2) 14, Ypsilanti Gwinn 67, Bark River-Harris 44 1. Madison East (5) 21-1 59 2 8. Michigan State 23-5 582 11 10:30 p.m. G.J. Kinne offensive special pro- Philadelphia62 29 26 7 65 183 209 Lincoln (16-4) 13. Ishpeming Westwood 46, Manis- 2. Kimberly (1) 20-2 53 3 9. Marquette 23-4 526 10 Thursday's Games jects, Joe Pannunzio director of N.Y. Rangers6227 26 9 63 183 207 Division 2 tique 29 3. Brookfield East 18-4 45 5 10. Michigan 24-4 498 7 Golden State at Orlando, 7 p.m. team development, Andrew Berry New Jersey 63 25 30 8 58 184 214 School Record Points District 67 4. Hamilton 18-4 38 1 11. Texas Tech 22-5 454 14 Minnesota at Indiana, 7 p.m. vice president/football operations WESTERN CONFERENCE 1. Benton Harbor (2) 19-1 57 Charlevoix 66, St. Ignace LaSalle 5. Waukesha West 19-3 35 7 12. Purdue 20-7 445 13 Cleveland at New York, 7:30 p.m. and Jeremiah Washburn advanced Central Division (tie) New Haven (2) 19-1 57 33 6. Brookfield Central 17-5 22 4 13. Nevada 25-2 425 6 Miami at Houston, 8 p.m. projects coordinator. Promoted GP WLOTPts GF GA 3. Williamston 19-1 52 Division 4 7. West Allis Central 18-3 21 8 14. LSU 22-5 382 15 Philadelphia at Oklahoma City, 8 Phillip Daniels to defensive line Nashville 65 37 23 5 79 196 171 4. River Rouge 17-2 49 District 99 8. Homestead 18-4 18 9 15. Kansas State 21-6 291 21 p.m. coach, Carson Walch to wide Winnipeg 62 37 21 4 78 210 185 5. Bridgeport 20-0 45 Powers North Central 49, Car- 9. Arrowhead 18-4 17 10 16. Kansas 20-7 269 12 Utah at Denver, 10:30 p.m. receivers coach, Greg Delimitros to St. Louis 62 33 23 6 72 182 172 6. Otsego 20-0 40 ney-Nadeau 36 10. Madison La Follette 17-5 8 NR 17. Florida State 21-6 266 17 vice president/equipment opera- Dallas 62 31 26 5 67 157 162 7. Harper Woods Chandler Park 16-0 34 District 100 Others receiving votes: Racine Park 5, Eau 18. Wisconsin 19-8 223 23 Pacers-Pistons,INDIANA (109) Box tions, Patrick Dolan to vice presi- Minnesota 63 30 27 6 66 173 184 8. Grand Rapids Catholic Central 18-2 32 Rock Mid Peninsula 51, Eben Claire North 1. 19. Virginia Tech 21-6 206 18 Bogdanovic 9-18 6-6 25, Young dent/football technology and Jon Colorado 62 27 2411 65 206 196 9. Pontiac 18-2 26 Junction Superior Central 38 Division 2 20. Maryland 21-7 204 25 5-9 0-0 10, Turner 3-10 0-0 7, Colli- Ferrari vice president/football opera- Chicago 63 26 28 9 61 211 236 10. Fremont 19-1 20 School Record Points Lastt 21. Iowa 21-6 189 19 Wisconsin Girls son 7-13 4-4 21, Matthews 4-9 2-2 tions and compliance. Pacific Division Others receiving 12 or more votes: Hud- Monday 1. Nicolet (6) 21-1 60 1 22. Cincinnati 23-4 173 25 14, McDermott 1-3 2-2 5, Sabonis 9- HOCKEY GP WLOTPts GF GA sonville Unity Christian (18-2) 19, Holland Chris- Regional finals 2. La Crosse Central 20-2 54 2 23. Buffalo 24-3 138 24 13 5-7 23, Leaf 1-4 0-0 2, Joseph 1- National Hockey League Calgary 62 39 16 7 85 225 180 tian (16-4) 13. Division 1 Sectional I 3. Westosha Central 21-1 46 3 24. Louisville 18-10 71 22 3 0-0 2, Evans 0-5 0-0 0. Totals 40- NHL — Fined Winnipeg D Ben San Jose 63 37 18 8 82 228 197 Division 3 Wausau West 75, Appleton North 4. East Troy 20-1 35 4 25. Wofford 24-4 50 — 87 19-21 109. Chiarot $3,763 for cross-checking Vegas 63 32 26 5 69 185 181 School Total Points 66, 2OT 5. Mount Horeb 19-3 31 5 25. Washington 22-5 50 — DETROIT (113) Arizona F Nick Cousins during Ari- Arizona 62 29 28 5 63 164 177 Division 3 Sectional I 1. Flint Beecher (4) 18-2 73 5. Milw. Washington 17-5 31 7 Brown 1-4 1-2 3, Griffin 6-18 3-8 zona's 4-1 victory on Sunday night. Vancouver 62 26 28 8 60 172 195 Others receiving votes: Iowa State 49, Vil- Arcadia 45, Stratford 29 2. Pewamo-Westphalia 20-0 66 7. Onalaska 17-5 26 8 20, Drummond 12-21 2-4 26, Jack- ANAHEIM DUCKS — Traded D Edmonton 62 26 29 7 59 173 205 lanova 40, Mississippi State 18, Baylor 7, Auburn Gale-Ettrick-Trempealeau 60, Elk 3. Iron Mountain (1) 20-0 64 8. Green Bay Southwest 20-2 23 6 son 3-10 6-6 14, Ellington 4-10 2-3 Michael Del Zotto to St. Louis for a Anaheim 62 24 29 9 57 139 191 6, Furman 5, Arizona State 4, Florida 1, Hofstra 1. Mound 56 4. Maple City Glen Lake 18-2 55 9. Milw. Bay View 18-2 16 9 14, Pachulia 0-0 0-0 0, Maker 0-2 2- 2019 sixth-round draft pick. Los Angeles62 23 32 7 53 148 194 Division 3 Sectional II (tie) Hanover-Horton 19-1 55 10. Kaukauna 17-5 6 10 AP Women’s Top 25 2 2, Smith 1-5 0-0 2, Galloway 5-8 1- ARIZONA COYOTES — NOTE: Two points for a win, one The top 25 teams in The Associated Press' Wrightstown 63, Amherst 52 6. Unionville-Sebewaing 18-0 49 Others receiving votes: Milwaukee Madison 1 13, Kennard 7-10 0-0 19. Totals Recalled C Christian Dvorak from point for overtime loss. Top three women's college basketball poll, with first-place Division 3 Sectional III= 7. Sanford-Meridian 19-1 43 1, De Forest 1. 39-88 17-26 113. Tucson (AHL). Traded C Jordan teams in each division and two wild votes in parentheses, records through Feb. 24, Prairie du Chien 61, Wisconsin 8. Detroit Pershing 16-2 40 Division 3 Weal to Montreal for C Michael Cha- cards per conference advance to total points based on 25 points for a first-place Dells 48 Indiana 20 31 26 32 — 109 9. North Muskegon 19-1 27 School Record Points Last Detroit 36 19 29 29 — 113 put. playoffs. vote through one point for a 25th-place vote and Division 4 Sectional I (tie) Oscoda 20-0 27 1. Waupun (5) 21-1 58 1 3-Point Goals_Indiana 10-26 CHICAGO BLACKHAWKS — last week's ranking: Durand 68, Regis 52 Sunday's Games Others receiving 12 or more votes: Wyoming 2. Racine St. Catherine's 19-3 50 2 (Matthews 4-7, Collison 3-4, Turner Activated G Corey Crawford from Washington 6, N.Y. Rangers 5, Record Pts Prv Melrose-Mindoro 70, Osseo- The Potter's House (18-1) 22, Erie-Mason (18-2) 3. St. John's NW Military 21-1 45 3 1-3, McDermott 1-3, Bogdanovic 1- injured reserve. Assigned G Collin OT 1. Baylor (28) 25-1 700 1 Fairchild 29 20, Petersburg Summerfield (18-2) 12. 4. Stratford 22-0 41 5 5, Evans 0-1, Joseph 0-1, Young 0- Delia to Rockford (AHL). Recalled F San Jose 5, Detroit 3 2. UConn 25-2 663 3 Division 4 Sectional II Division 4 5. Martin Luther (1) 19-3 40 4 1, Leaf 0-1), Detroit 18-41 (Kennard Matt Iacopelli from Indy (ECHL) to Dallas 4, Chicago 3 3. Louisville 25-2 639 4 Bonduel 43, Shiocton 38 School Record Points 6. Lake Country Lutheran 18-4 21 6 5-8, Griffin 5-10, Ellington 4-10, Rockford. Minnesota 2, St. Louis 1, OT 4. Notre Dame 25-3 625 5 Crandon 53, Crivitz 44 1. Brimley (5) (20-0) 75 7. Lakeside Lutheran 17-3 19 8 Jackson 2-5, Galloway 2-5, Smith 0- DETROIT RED WINGS — Trad- Calgary 2, Ottawa 1 5. Mississippi St. 25-2 576 6 Neillsville 57, Necedah 24 2. Bellevue (18-0) 70 8. Prairie du Chien 19-3 16 7 1, Brown 0-1, Maker 0-1). Fouled ed RW Gustav Nyquist to San Jose Arizona 4, Winnipeg 1 6. Oregon 25-3 559 2 Division 4 Sectional III 3. Southfield Christian (14-6) 63 9. Lake Mills 17-5 13 9 Out_None. Rebounds_Indiana 42 for a 2019 second-round draft pick 7. Stanford 23-4 506 7 Aquinas 71, Lancaster 53 Monday's Games 4. Marcellus Howardsville Christian(19-1) 59 10. Brookfield Academy 17-5 7 NR (Young 12), Detroit 47 (Drummond and a conditional 2020 third-round Toronto 5, Buffalo 3 8. Maryland 24-3 489 8 Division 5 Sectional I 5. Wyoming Tri-unity Christian (17-3) 52 (tie) Freedom 18-4 7 NR 16). Assists_Indiana 23 (Collison 5), pick. Assigned G Harri Sateri to New Jersey 2, Montreal 1 9. Oregon St. 23-5 486 12 Prentice 55, Owen-Withee 46 6. Pellston (18-2) 50 Others receiving votes: Dominican 4, Wright- Detroit 28 (Griffin 10). Total Grand Rapids (AHL) and G Kaden Tampa Bay 4, Los Angeles 3, SO 10. NC State 24-3 454 9 Division 5 Sectional II 7. Pittsford (18-2) 40 stown 4, Appleton Xavier 3, Denmark 2. Fouls_Indiana 23, Detroit 20. Tech- Fulcher from Grand Rapids (AHL) to Nashville 3, Edmonton 2, SO 11. Kentucky 23-5 368 16 Assumption 53, Edgar 47, OT 8. Athens (17-3) 37 Division 4 nicals_Indiana coach Nate McMil- Toledo (ECHL). Florida at Colorado 12. Iowa 21-6 367 10 Newman Catholic 57, Columbus 9. Martin (13-3) 30 School Record Points Last lan, Bogdanovic, Young, Griffin, LOS ANGELES KINGS — Trad- Anaheim at Vancouver 13. Marquette 23-5 356 11 Catholic 29 10. Munising (13-3) 23 1. Roncalli (6) 22-0 60 1 Drummond. A_15,321 (20,491). ed D Oscar Fantenberg to Calgary Tuesday's Games 14. South Carolina 20-7 346 13 Division 5 Sectional III Others receiving 12 or more votes: Mio Au 2. Lourdes Academy 21-1 52 2 for a conditional 2020 fourth-round Calgary vs. N.Y. Islanders at 15. Miami 23-6 320 14 Black Hawk 59, Kickapoo 15 Sable (15-3) 19, Adrian Lenawee Christian (14-5) 3. Clear Lake 19-1 47 3 Bucks-Bulls, Box draft pick. Recalled F Spencer Wat- Nassau Veterans Memorial Colise- 16. Gonzaga 25-3 308 15 Eleva-Strum 47, Bangor 35 MILWAUKEE (117) 19, Big Rapids Crossroads Charter Academy (19- 4. Iola-Scandinavia 20-1 41 T5 son from Manchester (ECHL) to um, 7 p.m. 17. Syracuse 20-6 258 18 Independence 42, Royall 24 Middleton 6-16 7-10 22, Ilyasova 1) 18. 5. New Glarus 20-2 36 T5 4-7 1-2 10, B.Lopez 5-12 3-3 13, Ontario (AHL). San Jose at Boston, 7 p.m. 18. Texas 21-6 241 19 6. Osseo-Fairchild 21-1 25 8 19. Texas A&M 20-6 179 21 NBA Bledsoe 3-5 1-2 8, Brogdon 7-15 4- NASHVILLE PREDATORS — Ottawa at Washington, 7 p.m. TheMichigan top 10 teams inAP Girls the Michigan Poll Associated All Times EST 7. Darlington 19-2 22 4 20. Iowa St. 20-7 173 20 4 22, Colson 0-1 0-0 0, Wood 1-1 0- Acquired F Mikael Granlund from Los Angeles at Carolina, 7 p.m. Press high school basketball poll, with records in EASTERN CONFERENCE 8. Howards Grove 19-2 19 7 21. Arizona St. 18-8 106 17 2 2, Wilson 3-5 0-0 7, Canaan 2-2 0- Minnesota for F Kevin Fiala and F Pittsburgh at Columbus, 7 p.m. parentheses. Totals are based on 15 points for a Atlantic Division 9. Colfax 21-1 15 9 22. Florida St. 21-6 97 22 0 6, Mirotic 5-11 0-0 13, Snell 2-6 0- Wayne Simmonds from Philadelphia Buffalo at Philadelphia, 7 p.m. first-place vote, 14 for second,etc.: WLPct GB 10. Mineral Point 16-6 5 10 23. Drake 21-5 78 24 0 4, Connaughton 4-10 0-0 10. for F Ryan Hartman and a condition- Montreal at Detroit, 7:30 p.m. Division 1 Toronto 44 17 .721 — Others receiving votes: Milwaukee Academy 24. Rice 23-3 67 25 Totals 42-91 16-23 117. al 2020 fourth-round draft pick. Nashville at St. Louis, 8 p.m. School Record Points Philadelphia 39 22 .639 5 of Science 4, Cuba City 3, Manawa 1. 25. UCLA 17-11 40 - CHICAGO (106) Placed D Dan Hamhuis on injured Minnesota at Winnipeg, 8 p.m. 1. Southfield A & T (5) 16-1 75 Boston 37 23 .617 6½ Division 5 South Dakota 23, Luwawu-Cabarrot 5-10 1-3 12, reserve. Recalled D Matt Donovan Florida at Arizona, 9 p.m. 2. Bloomfield Hills Marian 17-1 66 Others receiving votes: Brooklyn 32 30 .516 12½ School Record Points Last South Dakota St. 22, DePaul 8, BYU 8, West Vir- Markkanen 11-22 2-2 26, R.Lopez from Milwaukee (AHL). Dallas at Vegas, 10 p.m. 3. Saginaw Heritage 16-2 65 New York 12 48 .200 31½ 1. Randolph (5) 22-0 57 1 ginia 7, UCF 6, Kansas St 5, Clemson 4, Min- 10-16 5-7 26, Arcidiacono 2-7 2-2 7, NEW JERSEY DEVILS — Trad- Wednesday's Games 4. East Lansing 18-1 57 Southeast Division 2. Bangor 20-1 49 2 nesota 4, Florida Gulf Coast 4, Rutgers 3, Missouri LaVine 4-13 1-3 11, Felicio 1-3 0-0 ed G Keith Kincaid to Columbus for Edmonton at Toronto, 7 p.m. 5. Midland Dow 17-1 56 W L Pct GB 3. Wauzeka-Steuben 20-1 46 4 2, Harrison 0-2 2-3 2, Blakeney 3-7 a 2022 fifth-round draft pick. Traded Calgary at New Jersey, 7 p.m. 2, Cent Michigan 2, Miami (Ohio) 1. Charlotte 28 32 .467 — 1-1 8, Selden 5-12 1-1 12. Totals 41- F Marcus Johansson to Boston for a Tampa Bay at N.Y. Rangers, 7:30 Orlando 28 33 .459 ½ 92 15-22 106. 2019 second-round draft pick and a p.m. Miami 26 33 .441 1½ Milwaukee 25 38 27 27 — 117 2020 fourth-round pick. Recalled G Vancouver at Colorado, 9:30 p.m. Sharks acquire F Gustav Nyquist from Red Wings for 2 picks Washington 24 36 .400 4 Mackenzie Blackwood and D Egor Chicago at Anaheim, 10 p.m. Atlanta 20 41 .328 8½ Chicago 38 16 26 26 — 106 3-Point Goals_Milwaukee 17-49 Yakovlev from Binghamton (AHL) Thursday's Games Central Division SAN JOSE, Calif. (AP) – manager Doug Wilson said. has 16 goals and 33 assists (Brogdon 4-7, Middleton 3-5, Mirotic and G Evan Cormier from Adiron- Toronto at N.Y. Islanders, 7 p.m. WLPct GB 3-9, Canaan 2-2, Connaughton 2-6, dack (ECHL) to Binghamton. Philadelphia at Columbus, 7 p.m. The San Jose Sharks "His track record of strong in 62 games this season in Milwaukee 46 14 .767 — Wilson 1-3, Bledsoe 1-3, Ilyasova 1- NEW YORK RANGERS — Trad- Edmonton at Ottawa, 7:30 p.m. Indiana 40 21 .656 6½ acquired forward Gustav play and character speak the final year of a $19 mil- 3, Colson 0-1, Snell 0-3, B.Lopez 0- ed C Kevin Hayes to Winnipeg for F Tampa Bay at Boston, 7:30 p.m. Detroit 29 30 .492 16½ 7), Chicago 9-26 (LaVine 2-4, Brendan Lemieux, a 2019 first- Vancouver at Arizona, 9 p.m. Nyquist from the Detroit for themselves and we're lion, four-year deal. The Chicago 16 45 .262 30½ Markkanen 2-6, R.Lopez 1-1, Blak- round draft pick and an undisclosed Florida at Vegas, 10 p.m. Cleveland 14 47 .230 32½ Red Wings on Sunday very excited to add him to Red Wings will reportedly eney 1-2, Arcidiacono 1-3, Selden 1- conditional pick. Traded D Adam Dallas at Los Angeles, 10:30 p.m. WESTERN CONFERENCE night for two draft picks in our dressing room." retain 30 percent of a deal they hope adds scor- The Sharks wanted to Nyquist's salary to help Harden's 30-point streak ends as Rockets beat Hawks ing depth for a Stanley Cup add more forward depth as make the deal work with HOUSTON (AP) – James Harden isn't Houston overcame a scoring outburst from push. they try to make a run for a the salary cap. exactly lamenting the end of his impressive Hawks rookie Trae Young, who set career Nyquist scored a goal title this season. They are In 481 career games earlier in the day for Detroit third in the NHL with 82 with Detroit, Nyquist has scoring run. highs with eight 3-pointers and 36 points. in a 5-3 loss to San Jose. points and are just three 125 goals and 170 assists. Harden had 28 points, snapping his 32- Harden returned after missing Saturday's The teams then finalized points behind first-place The pick in the 2020 game streak with at least 30 while the Houston win over Golden State with a neck injury and the deal hours later after Calgary in a tight Pacific draft will become a second- Rockets beat the Atlanta Hawks 119-111 on missed all 10 3-pointers he attempted. Nyquist waived his no- Division race. rounder if the Sharks make Monday night. "This was the first time I was able to move trade clause, with the San Jose is third in the the Stanley Cup Final this He's glad it's over, too – especially since he it since a few days," he said. "So it kind of felt Sharks sending a 2019 sec- league in scoring at 3.62 season or if Nyquist re- had no expectation of matching Wilt Cham- good to go out there and just move it and run ond-round pick and condi- goals per game and has five signs with San Jose as a free berlain's 65-game streak, the longest in NBA around. I hadn't really done any movement or tional 2020 third-rounder players with at least 20 agent this summer. The history. Harden's stretch with 30 or more working out. I've been in bed really." to the Red Wings. goals this season. Nyquist Sharks have Florida's sec- points ranks second. He got to 28 points with 23.3 seconds left "Gustav is a talented, will likely fit in on either ond-round pick this year, as "Yeah I am. It was cool but I knew I wasn't and had the ball on Houston's last possession versatile forward who plays the second or third line well as their own, and will going to get to No. 1," Harden said before walk- but did not attempt a shot from half court with with speed and a strong with San Jose. send the lower selection to ing away chuckling. the game in hand. hockey sense," general The 29-year-old Nyquist Detroit. Devils final shot before the end of the half, John- said. “They’re quick, and they’re physical face pressure and it typically resulted in a son made his move to the top of the key of course, but their quickness is what rushed look. with a defender on his hip. Ironwood (19- struck me.” “They like to run up in transition and I From page 9 2) sent another defender to cut off the Iron Mountain has the luxury of a thought by pressing them after made bas- but they don’t have an off night shooting drive, only to see Johnson elevate over the defensive stopper who the team can rely kets, it would kind of slow them down and very often.” two defenders to knock down a 3 for a 46- on to make the other team’s best player it did,” Coach Johnson said. Combined, the two went 18 of 28 from 16 lead at the end of the first half. work. It’s even more valuable when facing The halfcourt opportunities weren’t the field, with Wonders converting on 11 Converting those difficult looks where a team with a premier scorer who is heavi- much better. Iron Mountain cut off driving of 14 attempts for 30 points of his own. he has to contort his body to get the shot ly relied on such as Revoyr, who came in as lanes and left deep 3s as the best opportu- Ironwood simply didn’t have an answer for off was part of the focus for Johnson dur- one of the top scorers in the UP based on nity for Ironwood to score. David Benson the 6-foot-5 Wonders who scored with ing his workout with Polfus. He would also points per game. would make one of those long 3s in the ease. He converted on two early 3s to give connect on a 3 as he was fouled in the But after his five early points, he would fourth quarter to get him to nine points the Mountaineers an 8-2 lead and could third quarter. be held scoreless until he swished a deep 3 and make him Ironwood’s leading scorer. get to the basket unimpeded or shoot over “We worked on trying to get my feet from the wing with 1:10 left in the third “We were trying to dribble the gaps, but his defender from the midrange area. By right,” Johnson said. “A lot of turnarounds quarter. Vicenzi thrived once again in his we were too slow,” Lewinski said. “We’re halftime, he had 21 points. and trying to position my body the right role as the team’s defensive stopper by lim- not as fast as them and then we’d commit “I just feel like I’m catching my groove,” way. I had a problem trying to turn with iting Revoyr’s ability to penetrate into the a turnover because of their defense.” Wonders said. “I think we’re just more my body in the air instead of turning paint. UP NEXT locked in and focused compared to the before I go up. We worked a lot on that and “I think (Jaden) realized how he was Iron Mountain travels to West Iron beginning of the season. The little things it’s helped me a lot.” trying to attack him,” Iron Mountain coach County on Wednesday for a district semi- like keeping our form right, holding our There was a brief moment when this Bucky Johnson said. “We knew he’d like to final matchup. follow throughs and setting our feet.” was a game. Ironwood’s Griffen Revoyr drive strong hand to his right, and I Ironwood’s season comes to a close. Ironwood 11 16 26 38 Iron Mountain would convert the easy made a 3 before eventually converting two thought Jaden contested his shots pretty Iron Mountain 20 46 70 87 looks that were the result of exquisite ball free throws to cut Iron Mountain’s lead to well and had his hand up. Jaden did a heck Ironwood rotation, leading to open shots from the 12-11. Then the Red Devils were simply of a job on him.” — Ethan Roehm 5, Jacob Joki, 5, Kevin Hudacek 4, Parker Wilson perimeter. Jaden Vicenzi swished three 3s blitzed by Wonders’ and Johnson’s shoot- For most of the contest, Ironwood was 5, David Benson 9, Zach Hannu 2, Griffen Revoyr 8. FTs: 7-11. Fouls: 15. Fouled out: None. 3-pointers: Benson. in the second half and Tony Feira added ing and the overall speed and athleticism stuck starting its offense by taking the ball Iron Mountain one of his own. And then there were more of the bigger Mountaineers. It all amount- out of the hoop from Iron Mountain’s — Marcus Johnson 30, Foster Wonders 30, Jaden Vicenzi 11, Char- of the shots that Ironwood – or really any ed to a 34-5 run to close the half. makes, allowing the Mountaineers (21-0) lie Gerhard 4, Tony Feira 3, Jake Dumais 1, Colin Visintainer 6, Teagan Erick- kind of defense – is hopeless to defend. “I was really impressed with how quick to set up their press. The Red Devils son 2. Its: 16-19; Fouls: 12. Fouled out: None. 3-point field goals: Johnson 6, Attempting to run out the clock on a Iron Mountain is for their size,” Lewinski appeared scrambled each time they had to Wonders 3, Vicenzi 3, Visintainer, Feira. l THE DAILY GLOBE • YOURDAILYGLOBE.COM COMICS TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 26, 2019 11 HERMAN SPEED BUMP The boss raises employee anxiety Dear Annie: I enjoy my job, but my boss is a bit hit-or-miss. Sometimes he’s very friendly with me, whereas other times, he’s blunt and unforgiving. I’ve had life- long issues with anxiety. 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YOUTH PEER SUPPORT SPECIALIST We are accepting applications for We are seeking a part-time (.5 FTE) Peer Support Specialist to work experienced Concrete Workers, Brick/Block up to 20 hours per week in our Clinical Services Outpatient Depart- We are currently accepting applications for the Layers, Carpenters and Laborers. Come work ment to provide individuals with opportunities to learn and share, following positions for the 2019 season. assist in developing coping strategies, assist towards more active with us! We offer 40 hours per week, health involvement to build or enhance self-esteem and self-confidence. Maintenance Crew, Grounds Crew, Lakes & Dock Staff, insurance, a SIMPLE IRA Plan and AFLAC. The peer support specialist provides activities on their own with a Kitchen Staff, Dining Room Wait Staff, consumer or in a group. Qualifications for this position include: We are looking for career minded Dining Room Supervisor/Leader, Housekeeping Staff, • Young Adult, ages 18-26, with lived experience who received Lodge Office Staff, Cabin Stock/Supply Crew, individuals that want to join our team. mental health services as a youth. Youth Recreation Program Counselors Apply in person at: • Willing and able to self-identify as a person who has or is receiving behavioral health services and is prepared to use Seasonal full time and part time positions available. We offer some six to seven month positions, as well as others with year round possibility. Nasi Construction, LLC that experience in help others. Fantastic summer jobs for those looking for either full time seasonal or 700 Granite St., Hurley, WI 54534 • Experience receiving services as a youth in complex, child a fill in position during the summer. Excellent wages offered. serving systems is preferred (behavioral health, child welfare, Housing is available between 9am-3pm, M– F. juvenile justice, special education, etc.) Please apply in person at the Business Office Monday-Friday 8am-4pm 10750 Dairymen’s Road, Boulder Junction, WI 54512 Call (715) 561-5153 ext. 101 All opportunities require individuals to be at least 18 years of age; Contact: Katie Rucinski, Controller or Jerry Geiger, General Manager Look at our website to see the type of work possess a valid driver’s license; pass a criminal and professional (715)385-9363 we do and apply online: background check (if applicable), and have access to a reliable Or mail your credentials to: Dairymen’s Inc., Attn: Katie Rucinski insured vehicle. P.O. Box 289, Boulder Junction, WI 54512 www.wnasi.com Application Deadline: March 1, 2019 or until positions are filled* Come join our team today! We invite you to apply at Iron County Human Services Department www.gccmh.org or: ATTN: Human Resources Children’s Unit Social Worker 103 West US 2 Wakefield, MI 49968 The Children & Family Unit of Iron County Human Services has an opening for a Social Worker to provide ongoing services to children who meet the Equal Opportunity Employer following categories: child abuse and/or neglect, mental illness, behavior problems, developmental disabilities and delinquency. Health insurance and other fringe benefits are a part of the County benefit package. Gogebic County Community Mental Health Authority Descriptions of Duties: Provide intake, assessment, and case has the following opportunities available! management services to court-ordered and voluntary cases serving DIRECT CARE STAFF COME JOIN OUR TEAM children and families; determines the ranges of services needed by Extreme has two full time positions currently Community Mental Health has full time opportunities in our individuals and families; attends hearings, monitors compliance with court available. Both positions come with a well-rounded residential program to provide direct care to individuals with orders; coordinates services with other agencies/disciplines and benefit package which includes paid vacation, paid community members; provides evening and weekend on-call services intellectual/developmental disabilities and/or mental illness. holidays, health insurance and a 401K plan. Extreme including assessment, crisis intervention, and referrals; completes case- No experience necessary-we provide training for our team. seeks to hire experienced staff for these positions, but related documents including correspondence, case decisions and Wages start at $12.75 per hour (additional .25/hr afternoon and should the right applicant prove their willingness and referrals; provides on-going case management and monitoring of cases. .50/hr midnight shift differential) with defined increases, defined work schedule and a tremendous full-time benefit package to ability to learn Extreme will train for-the-job. Qualifications: Minimum of a four year degree from an accredited include: college in social work, sociology, or other approved human services Laser Weld and Polishing Department: A stationary program; certified as a social worker in the State of Wisconsin or • Defined benefit pension plan through the Gogebic County position where the employee works using hand tools or eligible for certification within two (2) years; minimum of one year Retirement System laser welder to polish or weld steel with intricate detail experience preferred; valid driver's license and reliable transportation. Position • 401a money purchase plan under magnification. Preferred candidates will have a requires shared on-call status including nights and weekends. • 457 deferred compensation plan basic understanding of welding and metals. This is a Methods for requesting a job description and application along • DROP plan participation second shift position, will train on day shift until with submitting the complete application packets include: • Health, dental and life insurance proficient. *In person or mail: • Cafeteria 125 plan Iron County Human Services Office in the Courthouse • AFLAC supplemental insurance coverage Finishing/Mold Assembly Department: An active located at: 300 Taconite Street, Suite 201, Hurley, WI 54534 12 recognized holiday at a pay rate of 2.5x position where the employee will work on final • assembly of plastic injection molds. The preferred Phone: 715-561-3636 • Generous paid time off package that accrues 6.5+ hours for every 80 hours worked! candidate would possess the ability to work at a *By email: journeyman mold maker level. 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Rent Wanted Bessemer: Cozy 2 bedroom, Mark outside of the envelope "Elev- place of holding the circuit court 2 bath. Full basement, Buying wooded or cleared acreage ator Bid". Please call the Office of within Gogebic County, Michigan at washer/dryer, dishwasher, for reasonable prices. the Superintendent at (906)932- 10:00 AM on MARCH 22, 2019. hardwood floors. $650.00 monthly. Call (312) 590-7752 for information 0200 to schedule an inspection of Said premises are located in the Renter pays all utilities the elevator. City of Ironwood, Gogebic County and lawn care. (775)232-0679 Trucks, Heavy HVAC Bids Michigan, and are described as: 1. Replace or calibrate the thermo- The North 44 feet of Lot 6, Block Homes, Apartments, and stats in Luther L. Wright K-12 15, Original Plat to the City of Iron- DAILY GLOBE Business Spaces for rent. Equipment School. wood which lies North of the North Call for details. 2. Upgrade or repair the two Air Line of Frederick Street, according The Real Estate Store Ditch Witch Model 1230 Handling Units that serve as the to the recorded plat thereof. Letters should deal with matters of (906)932-5406 13HP, Quad Wheels, Walk Behind main air exchangers for the Luther The redemption period shall be 12 current, public interest and be Trencher. L. Wright K-12 School. months from the date of such sale, no longer than 400 words. Looking for Businesses House for Rent on Olsen St. Good Condition. $1200 with a positive HVAC Bids will be received until unless determined abandoned in Must be signed by the author and Across from the Elk and Hound. (715)476-2523 Noon on Friday, March 1, 2019, in a ccordance with MCLA community impact, 3 bedroom 2 bath with detached [email protected] the Office of the Superintendent. §600.3241a, in which case the re- include name, address and phone such as Educational garage. Please call Mark outside of the envelope demption period shall be 30 days number for verification purposes. Institutions, Youth Autos/SUVs "HVAC Bid. Please call the Office of from the date of such sale. If the Mail: (312) 590-7752 for details. the Superintendent at (906)932- property is sold at foreclosure sale, Organizations, and 0200 to schedule an inspection of pursuant to MCL 600.3278, the bor- 118 E. McLeod Ave. Child Care Services. Houses for Sale 2002 Dodge Dakota the existing HVAC controls and Air rower will be held responsible to the Ironwood, MI 49938 Over 20,000 sq, ft. well Runs good. $1000 or best offer. Handling Units. person who buys the property at the Email: maintained Historic (906)285-9739 Faxed bids are not acceptable. Late mortgage foreclosure sale or to the bids will not be accepted. Bids must mortgage holder for damage to the [email protected] school located in the Vehicle Value Special! include a sworn familial relation- property during the redemption peri- heart of Ironwood. Run it until it sells ship certificate and each entity sub- od. Dated: February 19, 2019 File Fax: First floor or 30 days mitting a bid must certify it is not an No. 19-001347 Firm Name: Orlans 906-932-4211 which ever one comes first! Iran-linked business. Bidders famili- PC (02-19)(03-12) includes 3 classrooms, 20 words or less ar with and able to complete all ap- office, a large $35.00 plications for energy savings re- multiple stall restroom, Additional charge for photo, bates preferred. and complete with private parties only. Bids will be opened and read aloud Limited Time Offer! at a public meeting in Board Room Gymnasium, (906)932-2211 204 at Luther L. Wright K-12 School Commercial Kitchen, 708 Sutherland St. Ironwood, MI [email protected] at Noon on March 1, 2019. and Cafeteria. The Bids shall be submitted to: 4 bedroom; 1 bath home with Travis Powell, Superintendent second floor consists of classic touches; Refinished Legals Ironwood Area Schools 7 spacious hardwood floors throughout. New 650 E. Ayer Street classrooms, 2 offices, 2 Ironwood, MI 49938 concrete patio. Detached garage. February 23, 25, 26, 2019 The Board reserves the right to ac- washrooms. Rent will NOTICE MLS# 1107214 $69,900.00 cept or reject any or all bids and to include all utilities, Ironwood Area Schools of accept any bid which appears to be Gogebic County wishes to receive snow removal and lawn Listed by Zak’s Realty, Inc. the best advantage to the Ironwood proposals from licensed Area Schools. maintenance, as well (906)932-2688 contractors qualified to provide www.zaksrealty.com By Order if the Board of Education as cleaning the following: Travis Powell Lighting Bids Superintendent services. Rent is 1. Replace or upgrade the interior $900- $1500, Please Ironwood Area Schools of Gogebic Wanted to Buy overhead lighting in Luther L. County call 305-720-8033 Wright K-12 School from existing or visit T8 lights to LED lights. February 19, 26, March 5, 12, 2019 Buying houses and apartments a. Bids to include options for www.mdr33.com NOTICE Cash buyer, reasonable prices. "ballast compatible" bulb replace- Default has been made in the con- for more details Call (312)590-7752 for info. ment as well as "ballast bypass" or ditions of a mortgage made by Cari- direct wiring of LED fixtures. ann M. Kasieta, a married person 2. Replace or upgrade the exterior and Jeffrey Brian Kasieta, her hus- Help Wanted lighting of Luther L. Wright K-12 band, to Wells Fargo Bank, N.A.,
  School from existing lighting to LED Mortgagee, dated December 29, Lighting Bids will be received until 2006 and recorded January 4, 2007 Noon on Friday, March 1, 2019, in in Liber 471, Page 92 Gogebic SNOWBELT HARDWOODS, INC the Office of the Superintendent. County Records, Michigan. There is 345 Ringle Drive, Hurley, WI 54534 Mark outside of the envelope "Light- claimed to be due at the date here-    ing Bid". Please call the Office of of the sum of Twenty-Eight Thou- Accepting applications for general laborers. the Superintendent at (906)932- sand Five Hundred Fifty-Seven and 0200 to schedule an inspection of 2/100 Dollars ($28,557.02), includ- We o4er the following bene5ts to our full-time the building and lighting. ing interest at 4.75% per annum. Elevator Bids Under the power of sale contained 
 Employees:*Medical/Dental/Life Insurance-Pro5t Sharing 1. Replace or upgrade the electric- in said mortgage and the statute in *Paid Vacation/Holidays al operational components for the such case made and provided, no- elevator in the Luther L. Wright tice is hereby given that said mort-        Applications can be picked up at the above address School. gage will be foreclosed by a sale of Elevator Bids will be received until the mortgaged premises, or some       From 7:30 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. Noon on Friday, March 1, 2019, in part of them, at public vendue at the the Office of the Superintendent.               
Help Wanted Bessemer Plywood Corporation is now accepting applications for employment. Full time, 3exible Bessemer Plywood Corp ora tio n part time, and weekend work is available. All interested applicants  is now accepting applications for Spreader positions. Applicants may apply or reapply at our main o1ce between 8:00am & 4:30pm must be self-motivated and be able to work as a team.

so that we can update our 2les. /is should be done on a yearly 2is position has the opportunity to earn $15.00/hour. Further details will be discussed in interview. basis. BPC o0ers competitive wages including attendance and BPC o3ers competitive bene4t package including health, dental, DAILY GLOBE safety bonuses. Fringe bene2ts include health, vision, dental, vision, and life insurance, 401(k), & paid holidays and and life insurance, paid vacations, 401(k), & paid holidays. paid vacations along with safety and attendance bonuses.

Applicants may apply in person at BPC, All bonuses are discretionary. North 02-26-19 m A 9 Monday-Friday, 8:00 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Applicants may apply in person at BPC, n — Bessemer Plywood Corporation M onday-Friday, 8:00 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. o A Q 7 6 5 Bess em er Plywood Corp or atio n p K J 10 8 6 4 1000 Yale Ave • Bessemer, MI 49911 West East 1000 Yale A ve • Bessemer , M I 49 911 m 8 7 3 m J 5 BPC is an equal opportunity employer BPC is an equal opportunity employer n Q 7 6 5 4 n A K J 10 9 3 o J 10 o K 8 4 p 9 5 3 p 7 2 South m K Q 10 6 4 2 n 8 2 o 9 3 2 p A Q

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Another slam swing

for a French bot

By Phillip Alder

Here is the second big swing for Wbridge5 from France against Synrey Bridge from China in the third quarter of the final of last year’s world computer championship. At the first table, where Synrey sat Carpet Cleaning Snow Removal Snowplowing North-South (if a computer program can sit!), North opened one diamond, deeming the hand not strong enough for a reverse. The auction continued  ',*(/* !*/+- Snow Banks Too High? one heart - one spade - two hearts - three clubs - three hearts - five $0%%,,0 0/"0,/*.-# ROOF We’ll push them back diamonds - all pass. Thus, Synrey reached a poor contract but took 12 $0+)(.+*0%%,,'0%,,0%%+.-# for as low as $49.50 tricks, aided by the friendly trump $0 +- &+-0/)."/' DOCTORS position. Snowplowing In the given auction, Synrey West $0!!+)/(0 0,*'(/) 0 Roof Snow Removal was even more cautious because of (/+&0!!*/+-.-# the vulnerability. This gave Wbridge5 Banks Pushed Back the space to reach one of the two good $0- 0.-0,,0-(/).,)0!!*/+-.-# Snowblowing black-suit slams. South’s jump-rebid $0)//0).&&.-#0 0%%/&,+* of three spades guaranteed at least a six-card suit and a game-forcing (906)932-4027 hand. (If South had rebid two spades, 
0/-.,)0.'",-(' that would have been forcing for one Serving the area for over 100 years! round and promised only five cards in ** 0."/-'/000)//0 '(.&+(/' (906)364-4027 Globe Snow Plowing the suit. This is one of the very rare occasions when one may rebid in a !,&&/)".+*0 0%%/'./-(.+* 121 Mill Street, Ironwood five-card suit.) Then, North sensibly raised spades, rather than show the   906-932-3540 5=6 shape with four diamonds. With a CLOVERLAND third spade, North would have control- bid four hearts. Snow Clearing South deduced — hoped? — that RAMME’S partner had some sort of heart control, MOTORS so used Roman Key Card Blackwood SNOWPLOWING to learn that his partner had two aces. With no nasty breaks in the black LOADER SERVICE suits, Wbridge5 won all 13 tricks FAHRNER and gained 11 international match points. (It is hard to bid seven with EXCAVATING • Banks Pushed Back confidence.) Wbridge5 took the third quarter 57 ROOF SNOW & • Driveways Widened. imps to 4 and the title 150.9 imps to 132. ICE REMOVAL © 2019 UFS, Dist. by Andrews McMeel for UFS 2 Loaders Front End Ironwood Area BRIDGE Starting at $30 2 Pick-Ups Loaders PHILLIP 2 Large Dump (906)932-5470 ALDER Trucks Plow Trucks FOR ALL YOUR • Snow Plowing & SNOW REMOVAL Removal • Banks Pushed Back NEEDS! • Driveways Widened Sanding & Salting Experienced & Insured WE HAUL SNOW! ------*Commercial & Residential* *Reasonable Rates* EXCAVATING RESIDENTIAL & COMMERCIAL 906-932-1202 • Site Prep • Driveways • Road Building • Land Clearing • Culverts • Ponds & Pond Cleaning • Tree & Stump Removal • Water & Sewer Lines • Roto Rooter • Licensed Septic Tanks & Systems Installed • Carpentry Experienced & Insured Call Ken (906)364-4468 l 14 TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 26, 2019 CLASSIFIEDS THE DAILY GLOBE • YOURDAILYGLOBE.COM

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By P.J. GLISSON [email protected] IRONWOOD – A visit to the drive- through coffee shop on U.S. 2 in Iron- wood, can bring more than a daily dose of caffeine. Copper Cup also offers dad jokes, friendly banter, and edibles such as vari- ous bagels and other snacks. There are even dog treats. Owners Lucy Koivisto and Michael Tut- tle, who opened their facility on July 4 last year, talked to the Daily Globe on Thurs- day about the steps they took in creating their ongoing venture. Tuttle freely admits he had no direct experience for the role he now handles with aplomb. “Three years ago, I was building a house,” he said of his previous residence in Idaho. “I would have thought you were crazy if you had told me I was going to be a barista.” The new businessman added, “My his- tory is, like, boat building, construction, general contracting.” He also worked as an electrician for a P.J. Glisson/Daily Globe yacht club and noted that, as a govern- COFFEE ENTREPRENEURS Michael Tuttle and Lucy Koivisto stand last Friday in the drive-through building of Copper Cup on ment contractor, “I destroyed chemical U.S. 2 in Ironwood. Between them is their son, Laec. weapons for seven years.” Koivisto, who described her husband vision boards in our living room and The owners said they were taken aback late, steamers, energy drinks, and 100-per- as “a true craftsman and a jack of all began pricing out commercial lots,” said by the immediate, positive response they cent fruit smoothies. trades,” said that, as it turns out, “His Koivisto, who added they checked the for- received for their business. “We had 18 “We’ve had great feedback and a lot of handyman skills have come in very mer Daydream Donuts facility at 517 E. cars lined up the first day,” said Koivisto. regulars that keep us going every day,” handy.” Cloverland Drive and decided to buy it the “It was shocking. We ran out of all our said Koivisto, who added that her hus- The young couple said their gravitation next day. That was in March 2018. cups and lids.” band, “a people person,” has been a natu- toward their current business happened in “In three months,” said Koivisto, “we Half the fun of their products is in the ral in manning the window with the help stages. renovated and installed all the equipment, names. The Copper Kiss is a caffeine of college employees that she described as Koivisto said they moved to this region worked with local companies to ensure dream based in strawberry flavoring and “hard workers” and “team players.” a year and a half ago when their son, Laec, compliance, worked with graphic design- chocolate mocha. The Roasty Toasty has a “All of a sudden, I’m part of the com- was six months old. She immediately ers for our mascot and logo, completed marshmallow base. munity,” said Tuttle. “I know the scoop on missed the urban ease of getting drive- trainings and inspections, and hired Clearly fitting the locale, other beverage things.” through coffee without having to remove employees.” names include Sisu’s Grit, Miner’s Pick, By contrast, Koivisto has substantial her baby from her vehicle. Tuttle said the business prospect made Logger’s Haul, Sauna Steam, and Little history in the region. Although she lived in One day, when she complained about it sense to him because he had spent several Yooper Steamer. The Duluth Coffee Com- Alaska until she was 13, she then moved to to her husband, he said, “Well, then, open years living in the state of Washington, pany supplies coffee and espresso. your own drive-through.” where coffee shops abound. He originally Along with 28 flavoring syrups, Copper “Starting in August 2017, we put up is from Oregon. Cup also offers hot tea, chai tea, hot choco- COFFEE — page 5 Rapid Graphics growing from basement hobby

By BRYAN HELLIOS working for 10 years at both Ironwood [email protected] Plastic and Everson Tool and Machine led IRONWOOD – Juli Anderson made him to buy his own computer numeric signs as a hobby, but when she made a few control machine to start his own company for her husband’s race car, some of the making parts. race sponsors took notice and her hobby But when the economic slow down hit turned into a business that’s carving out in 2007-2008, Chuck’s machine business its niche locally. was not making a profit and the couple Now when Juli and her husband, could not afford to pay their bills. Chuck Anderson, have to go to work, they At that time, Chuck said Juli was “doing simply walk down the stairs of their home daycare and making signs as a hobby.” The and into the headquarters of Rapid Grafics couple was forced to make a decision and & Signs. put their house up for collateral to buy a “There is nothing better than working big format printer to turn Juli’s hobby into out of your home and making a living” a business. Chuck said. “It was a big step, it was scary, but it The leap from the being an employee to worked out,” Juli said. business owner began when Chuck lost Although Juli is the owner of Rapid Bryan Hellios/ Daily Globe his job in 1999 due to a downsizing at his RAPID GRAFICS & Signs owner Juli Anderson stands by the company’s printer with employer. her husband and company manager, Chuck Anderson, and their dog, Baily. Chuck said his prior experience of GRAPHICS — page 3

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Shop keeper — page 9 l 2 TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 26, 2019 PROGRESS 2019 THE DAILY GLOBE • YOURDAILYGLOBE.COM Waupaca Foundry expands to Ironwood By STEVE NEWMAN servation issues and after [email protected] discussion, the land use IRONWOOD – The pro- permit for the property in posed expansion of Wau- the Industrial Park at 1760 paca Foundry to Ironwood Liberty St. was unanimous- took another step Monday ly approved. Tesch said when the Ironwood Plan- Waupaca has purchased ning Commission the property. approved a land use permit According to Waupaca for the company. Brian spokesperson Sara Timm, Tesch, plant manager for work is going on there to Waupaca, and Dale get the location ready. Harvell, electrical engineer, Tesch said the hope is led the presentation for an that concrete will begin to addition to the current be poured starting next Steve Newman/Daily Globe building and added park- week. THE FUTURE home of Waupaca Foundry’s operation in the Ironwood Industrial Park is at 1760 Liberty St. ing. The preparation for the The group was ques- building is going along and building the equipment in- cating the equipment now, facility located in Waupaca staff by the time we open tioned by the commission “once the building is ready house at Waupaca and will so we have a lot of work to and also does design at the doors in July. The time on possible noise and con- to go, we (Waupaca) will be get trucked up here, and do,” said Tesch, adding each of the facilities. invested in training prior to our guys will come up here Waupaca has historically Tesch said there are 42 the opening of the facility and install the equipment,” built its own equipment, workers from the Ironwood will make for an efficient Tesch said. and the equipment needed area who are working for operation.” Tesch said they expect initially at Ironwood is Waupaca now and many Tesch also said that they GOGEBIC to bring equipment up in “pretty basic.” He called are commuting back and have a tight timeline to get June and that the timeline Waupaca’s foundry tech- forth on weekends. the work done because the for a July 2019 production nology “state of the art for Timm added the “train- startup is realistic. foundries.” The foundry ing is going very well. We RANGE BANK “Our guys are just fabri- has a research and design will have a highly trained FOUNDRY — page 5 www.gogebicrangebank.com Check out our Online Highland Copper looks to continue Mortgage Application Copperwood Project here A convenient way to apply online, By RICHARD JENKINS secure financing to begin any time, without an appointment. [email protected] mining. WAKEFIELD – High- The company land Copper has the state announced in January it permits it needs to devel- had received its amended op its Copperwood Pro- mining permit from the ject in northern Iron- Michigan Department of wood and Wakefield town- Environmental Quality. ships, and now works to The mining permit was one of several the MDEQ weather issued to the company in h a s recent months, with the sl owed company also receiving air the pro- discharge, dam safety and cess. wetland permits. T h e SUNDAY LAKE “We have achieved success- Mortgage Loan Officers another important mile- f u l stone with all major per- acquisi- Cherie LaMarche Marcy Elsemore mits required to build and tion of NMLS# 672888 NMLS# 672889 SUPERMARKET operate the Copperwood the state mine now in place,” High- permits Denis 1110 US Hwy. 2 – Wakefield, MI Miville-Dechenes Dennis Jilek Amy Livingston land President and CEO was a Denis Miville-Deschenes m a j o r NMLS# 449366 NMLS# 1692185 906-224-9491 said in a news release. company goal for 2018, Hours: Monday-Friday 8am-7pm “This is the culmination of officials said, following the Your Hometown Community Bank Saturday 8am-6pm; significant work completed positive feasibility study in the past year by our that was announced on Sunday 8am-4pm Michigan team and I June 15, 2018. BIG ENOUGH TO COMPETE.... believe we have, most The study showed Cop- SMALL ENOUGH TO CARE We would like to say thank you for importantly, achieved the perwood is expected to social license to operate in have an 18 percent rate of Bessemer 906.663.4520 your patronage this past year and the community.” return, with a capital The company is waiting expenditure of Ironwood 906.932.7646 look forward to serving you in the future. for a U.S. Army Corps of $275,000,0000, according Ewen 906.988.2821 Engineers permit to use to a presentation officials Bergland 906.575.1083 We have the best meat on the range! water from Lake Superior gave the Ironwood Town- in the mining operation. ship Board of Trustees in Company officials said June. The officials at the they hope to hear word on time said the project could the permit in the coming create 400 or more jobs in weeks, but the recent bad area.

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yourdailyglobe.com l THE DAILY GLOBE • YOURDAILYGLOBE.COM GOGEBIC COUNTY TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 26, 2019 3 Chelsi’s Corner relocates after downtown fire By P.J. GLISSON [email protected] IRONWOOD – About a year ago, a downtown fire destroyed the building in which Chelsi’s Corner had been operating for 10 months, since April 14 of 2017. Feb. 21 of 2018 was a devastating day, as the fire claimed the lives of three residents in the building’s upstairs apartments, where the fire began. Not long afterward, the structure was razed, and the site now remains empty. One triumph amidst the tragedy was that Chelsi’s Corner never lost its main street presence and, in fact, emerged bigger and better than ever just six and one- half weeks after losing its P.J. Glisson/Daily Globe initial home at 102 E. Auro- POSING LAST Friday in the new, larger Chelsi’s Corner store in Ironwood are owners Mark Schwanz and Lynn Niemi. When a downtown fire ra St. burned down the original building in which they had established their women’s clothing store, the owners wasted no time in setting up a On April 6 of last year, new location just a few doors east of the original site, which had to be demolished. the store reopened in the former Book World build- peripheral products such only overcoming the great Creamery, a new business them to sell their wares at time.” ing just up the street from as toiletries, jewelry and obstacles born of the tragic set to open directly east of that site for several three- She concluded, “I can’t Chelsi’s first site. The store local items such as Stormy Aurora Street fire that them. The event will help day weekends during the say enough how grateful I is further from the corner Kromer hats and Yooper destroyed their store, but support other downtown transition period to the am for community sup- of Lowell Street, but retains Chook hats. also for serving as a model business as well, as the new Chelsi’s site. port. We’re blessed. We’re its original name anyway. The owners also offer for excellence in retail store First Fridays are meant to “A lot of that was just surrounded by a lot of “We’re on the corner of exclusive products such as customer service” and lead- do. because people wanted to wonderful people.” the Art Park!” said an their Yooper Girl brand ership in the business com- Schwanz, who has see us to express their con- The new street address upbeat Mark Schwanz, clothing. munity. worked in retail since he dolences,” said Niemi. “It of Chelsi’s Corner is 112 E. “Yooper Girl has grown “We just have a passion was a teenager, loves shar- was really a healing sort of Aurora St. who owns the store with his wife, Lynn Niemi. exponentially,” said Niemi. for helping others,” said ing his philosophy of cus- The two of them took “It’s our baby.” Schwanz Niemi, who said they rou- tomer service. “I want the time last Friday to talk to pointed out a display of tinely sell tickets for local customer to feel better the Globe about the chal- photos with women wear- productions such as the when they leave than when lenges they’ve faced since ing various Yooper Girl Jack Frost Festival, the His- they walked in the door,” opening their establish- shirts, sweatshirts, etc. toric Ironwood Theatre, he said. ment under two years ago. while posing in U.S. tourist etc. Schwanz has spoken Celebrating “The community really sites or in countries around The owners said they about customer service in supported us in a big way,” the world. also like to feature other several venues via the Iron- said Niemi, who has family The store also offers local businesses within wood Chamber of Com- 33 Years roots here. Corcicle mugs that keep their own establishment, merce, on whose board he “That motivates you to beverages hot or cold for either by selling their prod- now sits, and also via Bur- get up and do it again,” said hours. “A guest asked for ucts or by introducing ton Industries and the Lake In Business . . . Schwanz. Corcicles, so Mark got on those owners to the public. Gogebic Chamber of Com- Both owners are excited the phone the next day,” For instance, they are merce. about how much more the said Niemi, and the prod- actively involved in Iron- “The community has new site has to offer. “It’s a uct is now sold only in wood’s First Friday activi- done so much for us,” said much newer building,” said their store in this region. ties, during which down- Niemi, adding that their Niemi, with Schwanz One of the most wel- town businesses stay open attempts to help other busi- pointing out that the cur- coming features in the later on Friday evening and nesses are just a means of rent location has “beauti- store is a seating area next feature a combination of giving back. “We want to ful, double-paned, com- to a front window. It entertainment, treats and lead by example.” mercial windows and includes a couch and other fun activities. Schwanz and Niemi doors.” loveseat, several throw pil- Niemi and Schwanz recalled that, directly after Their new layout lows, flowers, a TV, and plan to host a pending First the fire, Bethany Ann includes much more floor table space with a remote Friday event at Chelsi’s so Hellen Dance Studio space, as well as the addi- and magazines. they can introduce 906 around the corner allowed tion of four spacious dress- “It’s just become a gath- ing rooms, a public ering place, which we restroom, and storage. love,” said Niemi while “We’ve been able to add Schwanz said it’s also the General Insurance Agency maybe 15 additional cloth- perfect place for husbands ing racks,” said Niemi. and kids to chill out while According to the own- ladies enjoy shopping. ers, one of the best parts is All of the couple’s hard the store’s accessibility, work has not gone unno- wherein motorized ticed. On Jan. 25, the Iron- wheelchairs can move with wood Chamber of Com- . . . We ease around the entire merce named Chelsi’s Cor- floor. ner as Business of the Year. Chelsi’s Corner offers Salute Our Loyal unique and economical Chamber director clothing for women of all Michael Meyer said the ages and sizes. It also sells store “stood out for not AUTO, HOME, BUSINESS and Employees! LIFE INSURANCE Graphics running. TO MEET THE NEEDS OF 1000 Yale Avenue keep up with trends THE GROWING GOGEBIC RANGE such as plaid is all the rage Bessemer, MI From page 1 Juli said things are 906-667-0269 Grafics & Signs, and going well and has high Paul Malmberg • John Stone • Mark Malmberg Chuck is her manager, the hopes for the future. 667-0277 couple work seamlessly “It’s awesome, I hope to together as a team even fin- do this forever,” she said. In Beautiful Downtown Bessemer ishing each others sen- tences. Chuck said working at home is challenging at times because it’s hard for him to keep his “head in the game” and not just sit- ting on the couch or spend- ing too much time on the computer. “Juli has to sometimes kind of remind me that we got work to do,” Chuck said as the couple both laughed. Juli said because of the company’s small size, they do not have the capabilities to accept every job. She said they work with a few other sign companies in the area and recommend them to their customers when the job is either too big or they are too busy. “We get along with everyone,” Juli said. “If they run out of vinyl, we help them out, too.” Neither of the couple have a background in graphic design, but Chuck’s skill as a mold designer and machinist has come in handy when to their printer broke down. 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Coffee their morning,” and remembering their names, faces and favorite drinks. From page 1 Tuttle also mentioned Ironwood and graduated attentiveness to details from Luther L. Wright such as keeping snow High School in 2004. cleared from the driveway Her father, Cliff Koivis- and a closing-up routine to, worked as a high school that includes their son principal and also engaged Laec, now two years old. in local politics. Her grand- “He so wants to do father, Cliff Koivisto Sr., everything,” said Tuttle as worked for 30 years at the his son stood on a stool at Ironwood Fire Department, the sink and busily filled from which he retired as and dumped cups of water. chief. “He helps clean up every While getting her bache- day.” lor’s and master’s degrees The owners like to at Michigan State Universi- bestow honors, too, with ty and Central State Uni- holiday specials and occa- versity, Koivisto herself sional deals such as their gained a lot of experience Feb. 15 “snow removal at various food establish- appreciation day,” in which ments, from fast food out- anyone driving a vehicle lets to fine dining. Her mas- with a plow could get a free ter’s is in human resources. beverage. She always intended to That outward acknowl- return here, where she now edgment of other people’s has a full-time job as a struggles acts as a parallel grant writer with a Wiscon- to Koivisto’s description of sin employer. their own responsibilities: Meanwhile, Tuttle stud- “exhausting, but awe- ied boat building and some.” design and marine technol- For more information, ogy and recently engaged Larry Holcombe/Daily Globe see the company’s website in additional schooling so THE COPPER Cup drive-through coffee shop is located and Facebook page. that he can fix their new on U.S. 2 in Ironwood. shop’s specialty equip- ment. holding a mining tool and and what coffee can do for Koivisto said one of her a coffee cup. your day,” said Koivisto. former high school class- Tuttle said they also Overall, the husband- mates, Francesca Buchko, wanted to include the U.P. wife team take pride in ASHLANDASHLAND AUDIOLOGYAUDIOLOGY designed their logo. in their name, as well as a what Tuttle calls “consis- “Michael had no idea I was nod to the area’s history in tency of product.” having a mascot created, let copper mining. Koivisto said the shop alone created from pictures “Our slogan is ‘Your isn’t just about supplying of him,” said Koivisto of daily conductor,’ because coffee to customers, but Aspirus Ironwood Clinic the image of a brawny guy of the properties of copper also about “being part of Wednesdays 9am - 3pm Foundry Call 888-419-8196

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By STEVE NEWMAN tomers can benefit from a options for customers. She [email protected] more contemporary open also stated that the automa- IRONWOOD – The dining room, opportunity tion options have not McDonald’s restaurant in to order from phone apps reduced staffing, but Ironwood went through a and kiosks rather than increased it. They have had big facelift in the summer waiting in line to place to create a position called and fall of 2018. their order, and table ser- “guest experience leader,” According to Scott vice to customers. for a position of helping Faehnel, a spokesman for District manager Lori customers with tech needs Killian Management, who Ahola, a Bessemer resident, at the kiosks and phone owns the local restaurant, emphasized that McDon- apps. there are three chief bene- ald’s has gotten more “tech- According to Ahola, the fits for the customer: Cus- savvy” and is adding Ironwood McDonald’s cur- rently employs 59 people. The remodel has given customers eight different “access points” to place Submitted photo orders, with four kiosks, THE IRONWOOD McDonald’s went through a major remodeling, inside and out, in two inside registers and 2017. two drive-up windows, in addition to the ability to Also, an order board doesn’t yet have a service McDonald’s and how much order with the McDonald’s shows a running tally of like Uber Eats, GrubHub or it has been a part of her app on a smart phone. The what orders are being DoorDash, McDonald’s family’s life. Besides her- idea is to reduce order time worked on at any time. needs to be ready in self, her husband manages for customers and allow Another technology advance. the Minocqua McDonald’s them to sit down and relax upgrade was the digital The actual remodel of and her son, Kyle, manages sooner and have their food menu boards that are pro- the restaurant took place the Ironwood restaurant. brought to them. grammable, with options from July 17 through Sept. She said she has had many Some behind-the-scenes that are easier to see. 10 last year, and was done nieces and nephews, and information about the The purpose of the tech- in phases, with the empha- now even has a grand- upgraded technology nology is to put the cus- sis on customer conve- daughter working there. include the fact that the tomer at ease by giving nience. Part of the goal was Though she manages restaurant can pick up a them options. Some people to have “minimal lobby clo- five McDonald’s on the smartphone user when would rather not “feel pres- sure,” according to Ahola. U.S. 2 corridor (Ashland, they get within a 100-yard sured” with giving orders At times, temporary seating Ironwood, Iron River, Iron “geosphere” and begin pro- face to face, said Ahola. was made available, and Mountain and Norway), cessing their order and Others would rather not there was only part of one the Ironwood store is her making their food fresh deal with the technology day where drive-up service “favorite.” She said it “feels before they enter the and can talk to a person. was closed. like a family business” that restaurant. In addition, the According to Faehnel, Ironwood manager Kyle she has been a part of since “tents” that are given to the design of the restaurant Hoye said customers have 1987. customers when their is part of the chain’s been “pretty accepting” of The Ironwood restau- Steve Newman / Daily Globe order is taken are equipped “Vision 2020” plan, which the changes, and that the rant features a diverse DISTRICT MANAGER Lori Ahola and Ironwood McDon- with Bluetooth technology, emphasizes digital engage- remodel has been a “good workgroup that features ald’s store manager Kyle Hoye are photographed next which enables McDonald’s ment of the customer, par- experience.” He added the employees ages 14 to over to the new order kiosks, which allow customers to staff to know which table ticularly with the growth of work has been done with 70. “Everyone has some- place their own orders if they wish. The kiosks are part made the order and be food delivery services “a minimum of inconve- thing to contribute, and of the improvement made during this past summer’s able to go directly to the around the country. Ahola nience.” they all learn from each remodeling project. table. added that though the area Lori Ahola talked about other,” she said. Ironwood chamber supports local businesses By BRYAN HELLIOS selling products in Ironwood has never been quite as [email protected] at the local farm- easy in the past as it is now,” he said. IRONWOOOD – Ironwood ers markets to Tourism remains big business in Chamber of Commerce Executive navigate the rele- Ironwood, too, and Meyers figures Director Michael Meyer can feel the vant laws and reg- the great outdoors is related to Iron- strength of Ironwood growing and ulations, Meyer wood’s business growth. said the “time is now” for any bushi- said. Ironwood is known as a four sea- ness wanting to start here. He is hopeful son vacation destination where fami- “There is an energy here that is about the lies can enjoy hiking, camping and starting to attract younger folks as prospect of an fishing in summer months and ski- well as people interested in setting up indoor winter ing, snowshoeing and snowmobiling Michael businesses,” he said. Meyer market opening in the winter. The year-round recre- With a social media presence and soon in the city ational activities Ironwood offers is 95 Spring Valley Ave. E5108 Jackson Rd. an app that one “could carry the and said there are places to hold it, what Meyer believes is driving the Ironwood, MI 49938 Caspian, MI 49915 chamber around in a pocket whether but more people have to commit to economic boom the area is experi- 906-932-2311 906-265-1047 your in New York City or here,” bring in products on a regular basis encing. Meyer said the goal of the chamber is before that happens. “This is a marvelous place to live,” to promote businesses as well as the He thinks “talks” about establish- Meyer said. “You just have to shovel a Ironwood Hours: community. ing a certified commercial kitchen for little bit.” The chamber offers a network of people to share and use in order to Since taking his position with the Monday-Friday 8:00-5:00 connections to help people navigate make products for sale is going to chamber Meyer said business and Saturday 8:00-Noon / Sunday 8:00-Noon through the start-up process. “come to fruition” within the next organization membership went from www.forslund.com One example of this help would year. around 70 to roughly 185 in four be working with those interested in “Setting up a new enterprise here years.

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HealthHealth & RehabilitationRehabbilitation CenterCenter Beyond Michigan, the loca- A DivisionDivision of AvantiAvantti HeHealthalth SySystemsstems tions also included Indi- Call 9,//$'5,9(‡+85/(<:,6&216,19,//$ '5,9( ‡ +85/(<< :,6&216,1 ana, Ohio and Wisconsin. Samantha Peterson RN, SW )$0,/<2:1(' 23(5$7(')$0,//<<2:1(' 23(5$7(' Flagstar’s Ironwood www.avantihs.com • (715) 561-3200 location is at 900 E. Clover- land Drive. In an interview last Fri- day, branch manager Dean- na Janczak said the transi- tion occurred on Dec. 1. Perttula’s Auto “Wells Fargo said pub- licly that they wanted to reduce the number of Repair Center, LLC branches,” said Janczak, who added that Flagstar, Bruce Perttula coincidentally, wished to Certified Master Mechanic expand at the same time. According to Janczak, #M159315 Flagstar now has a total of 160 sites, including those • Major engine overhaul or replacement • Major transmission replacement just acquired from Wells • Brakes, shocks, struts & coil springs • Full line of Interstate Batteries Fargo. P.J. Glisson/Daily Globe • Starters • Alternators • Tune-ups • Snap On Scan System “We were fortunate to SITTING AT her desk at Flagstar Bank in Ironwood is branch manager Deanna • Complete front end, suspension work & alignment have Flagstar take us on,” Janczak. She has managed the site for eight years, starting under the previous • Fuel injector cleaning & service said Janczak, who has man- ownership of Wells Fargo Bank. aged the bank for the past Call: 229-5002 eight years. “They’ve been knowledge. retirement, but that doesn’t town Ironwood. Open: Mon-Fri 8-5 wonderful.” “Our banking knowl- mean he or she can’t bene- Flagstar is based in She said the nine-mem- edge remained the same,” fit from early guidance. Troy, a suburb of Detroit. 200 Harrison St., Wakefield, MI ber staff has hardly said the local manager. “We try to craft whatever The bank’s other U.P. loca- •1 block off U.S. 2 in Wakefield changed in the process, Janczak, who graduated solution is best for them,” tions include Houghton, •Behind the Holiday Station email: [email protected] with two employees retir- from A.D. Johnston High she said. Marquette and Escanaba. ing after 42 years of service School, said bank employ- The new bank name and two “new faces” replac- ees wish to offer the doesn’t change bank ing them. same individualized ser- employees’ attitude toward Janczak said all staff vice to the community as the area. “We love being members have been busy always. together as a community, learning the Flagstar sys- For instance, said as a family,” said Janczak. tems. “That was a good Janczak, a college person Flagstar also maintains challenge for the team,” she coming from out of the a drive up ATM at the for- said about the necessity to area probably is focused mer Wells Fargo building acclimate to new computer more on a new job than on on Aurora Street in down- l 8 TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 26, 2018 PROGRESS 2019 THE DAILY GLOBE • YOURDAILYGLOBE.COM Extreme Tool continues quality manufacturing BRYAN HELLIOS Westfall is a corporation Former owner and now [email protected] made up of an internation- president of Extreme, Mike WAKEFIELD – The al network of companies Zacharias, said Westfall recent acquisition of that are experts in deliver- has committed significant- Extreme Tool & Engineer- ing plastic solutions for a ly to investing in Extreme ing by Westfall Technik wide range of products and has plans to grow the brings new opportunities from implantable medical company. for employment and eco- devices to creating custom Extreme Tool was nomic growth to the Goge- packaging for consumer founded by Zacharias and bic County area. products. his wife, Shari, in 1998. Starting with six employ- ees, the husband and wife BESSEMER! team has grown the compa- ny to a 31,350 square foot mold making and valida- tion center which now employs more than 80 Bryan Hellios/Daily Globe highly skilled workers. CHRIS KOSKI checks specifications on a computer while working at Extreme Tool in As Good As It Gets! The company produces Wakefield Township. dies, or molds, which plas- Welcome to Our Dining Room! tic companies need to pro- bilities Westfall can pro- of the company. One part of his job he duce everyday plastic prod- vide for its employees as “All it (the acquisition) enjoys is the ability to be We now have an off-premise liquor license. ucts. well as the economic is going to do is generate a creative and develop new Purchase your favorite beer, wine, He said sometimes impact a multi-national bunch more opportunities ways to solve problems. He or wine cooler to enjoy at home. when companies acquire company brings to a rural for the people who work said when the day is over business strictly for equity community like Wakefield. here,” Sikonia said. he often goes home and ~ Lots of NEW ITEMS ~ reasons, its incentive to He said although Westfall Chris Koski, has been thinks about ways to invest is not always a prior- is continuing to acquire employed at Extreme for 10 improve a process making ~ We have all your OLD FAVORITES ~ ity. But he believes Westfall more companies, it still years and is originally from it more efficient. is trying to assemble more wants Extreme to grow its Hurley. He runs an A51 “Creativity around here DINE IN or CARRY OUT of a “conglomerate” of business by 15 percent per Makino which can cut up is big, Koski said. “Every- Lunch & Dinner Delivery manufactures to streamline year. to 16 pieces of steel at a body is open minded to production and offer inno- “If you add that up, time, he said. 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By P.J. GLISSON plies, so the township took in to buy snacks and news- on the facility’s alcohol [email protected] over the operation. papers. license. MARENISCO – The “This is the only gas sta- Meanwhile, Dunbar’s When asked what else main street of Marenisco tion and food store we have baby, Cade, watched con- Marenisco could use at this Township has a library, a in Marenisco,” said Dunbar tentedly from his playpen point, Dunbar said dryly, couple bars, and a restau- in emphasizing its impor- stationed right next to his with no hesitation, “The rant that includes a laun- tance. mom. He turned one year prison back.” dromat. She said small grocery old that day and smiled She was referring to the Around a couple bends stores exist in Wakefield occasionally as his mom closure of Ojibway Correc- is a water plant, while a and Presque Isle, and on facilitated payments and tional Facility at the end of street parallel to main Lake Gogebic, but each of small talk with anyone last year. The closure of the includes the Town Hall and them represents about a entering the store. prison based in Marenisco the Marenisco General 15-minute drive. The spacious area Township represented a Store. Dunbar is happy to have behind the counter also loss of about 200 jobs and “There’s not much else,” her current position. “I had included toys and other all the spending that went said Alicia Dunbar, who a home daycare before this play equipment. with that income. manages the general store. for eight years,” she said, Dunbar said she and Marenisco Township Dunbar said the store “but with two of my own her husband, Marcus Dun- supervisor Richard Bou- closed last summer for kids and other people’s bar, also have a daughter, vette said earlier this about a month after the kids, it was too much.” Raelee, 4, who spends month that the prison clo- previous long-term owner She added of the offer some time at the store as sure, which he continues to tired of working seven-day from township board mem- well. fight through a Michigan weeks there. bers, “This opportunity According to Dunbar, appeals court, caused the “He didn’t want to run it was presented, and they the reopened store is still a township’s population of P.J. Glisson/Daily Globe anymore,” said Dunbar in said I could bring my kids work in progress. “It was about 1,700 to fall to under HOLDING HER baby, Cade, in the Marenisco General an interview with the here.” empty,” she said of when 1,000. Store last Friday is manager Alicia Dunbar. Cade Globe last Friday. “He While talking to the they first opened it last Nevertheless, those who turned 1 year old that day. wanted to try something Globe, Dunbar handled September. “We’re slowly remain still appreciate hav- else.” steady counter traffic. putting stuff back in.” ing a convenient source to She said the store is still She concluded that the The Marenisco Town- Snowmobilers stopped reg- She said they hope grad- get at least some supplies, open seven days a week, sparse population has one ship board didn’t want ularly at the pumps outside ually to offer more mer- and Dunbar likes having a but added she gets relief on advantage. “You know community members to be the store window, and chandise and added they job that gets her out of her some days from other everybody, for sure,” she without a source of sup- other customers wandered also are awaiting approval house. employees. said with a smile. New attorney looks to help community with law

By RICHARD JENKINS w h e n lepis learned it was espe- waukee and my mom is in one could teach me better ally make that impact, [email protected] y o u ’ r e cially fortunate time to con- Midland, so this is a than Jim and Doug could.” because I wasn’t making IRONWOOD – The i n sider coming to the area as halfway place,” he said. Along with the court- that impact (downstate), I Gogebic Range’s newest Detroit last year’s probate judge “And it’s where dad wants room experience, his new was defending insurance attorney, Nick Tselepis, t h a t ’ s race meant one local attor- to retire.” job takes him back to the companies,” Tselepis said. remembers the day he w h e r e ney would be leaving their Moving to Bessemer in reason he pursued a career “I’m getting to do the rea- decided to become a the jobs job to fill the vacancy in the January, Tselepis has been in the legal profession. son I wanted to come lawyer. are,” he court system. enjoying his time on the “The reason I moved up into law up here in Iron- A native of Midland, s a i d . “Whoever won, whether Gogebic Range. here was to be able to actu- wood.” Tselepis spent a day job- “So I it was (Chief Assistant “Meeting genuine peo- shadowing a local judge decided Prosecutor Tracie Wittla) ple, that’s what I’ve met up Nick downstate in seventh grade Tselepis instead or Anna (Talaska), either here, it’s been wonderful. and saw the role he played of being (Gogebic Count Prosecu- Every person I’ve met has Turning 65? in the community. a no- tor) Nick Jacobs or Jim been willing to engage at a “Through the work he fault lawyer … I went to McKenzie would have personal level. … In the did that afternoon; the work for Progressive Insur- needed a lawyer,” he said. city, everyone is kind of Have Questions on Medicare? community was safer, the ance as a senior litigation “My goal was to position indifferent and distant,” community was better. adjuster.” myself as the lawyer either Tselepis said. “The commu- Questions On Supplements, Advantage From that point in seventh He worked for the com- of them would have hired, nity aspect has been won- grade, I decided I was pany for two years, learn- no matter who won the derful in the U.P.” Plans, And/Or Part D? going to be that judge one ing how insurance compa- election. He even said the winter- day and I was going to nies work. “Either to be the assis- time in the Northwoods Our Specialists Have The Answers. make my community better “The insurance compa- tant prosecutor or be the hasn’t been that hard to every day through my ny has to have people who public defender. It didn’t adapt to, although it likely CALL OR STOP IN TODAY work. I saw the law as a think for it, and I kind of matter to me as long as I helps he is an avid skier. ! way that I could do that,” was that person,” he said. could get up here and get “I don’t know what’s 502 Copper St., Suite 4 Tselepis said. He then went into pri- started in the community.” better between Big Powder- Hurley, WI Prior to getting his law vate practice at one of Tselepis was attracted to horn and Indianhead. I’ve Hurley, WI degree, Tselepis studied Detroit’s top insurance law the U.P. for several reasons. did both of them twice now 715-561-4720 medieval and early modern firms until deciding he Not only did it allow him to and I’m not going to make 715-561-4720 studies at the University of wanted to live in the Upper escape the crush of the big a decision yet,” Tselepis 800-273-1052 Michigan. Peninsula in July 2018. city, but he has loved the said. “They’re both just 2nd floor of the “I was just fascinated “I didn’t know where I region since he and his dad great skiing, such better 2nd floor of the with the origins of law, and was going to go, so I went took trips to Isle Royale skiing than I had down- Gateway Building I believe you need to learn to the state bar website and every summer in high state. And I’m appreciative (above the Hurley Clinic) from the past or else you’re I looked up attorneys in school. they’re both just five min- going to repeat it,” he said. each county and I figured “It was our happy utes away now.” Graduating from Michi- out the counties that were place,” he said. Along with life here, Tse- gan in 2010, Tselepis least served by attorneys — “To be able to kayak lepis has also enjoyed his worked for various compa- where they needed more Lake Superior and hike in work in the local court sys- nies before attending Wake attorneys,” Tselepis said. the mountains, within 45 tem. Forest Law School from “Gogebic and Ontonagon minutes of each other, it’s “I wanted to learn how 2012 to 2015. County needed attorneys it unique and it’s wonderful,” to try cases,” Tselepis said. Upon graduating Tse- looked like, there weren’t Tselepis said. “The chance to get to learn lepis began working in the many young attorneys in It also keeps him within how to try cases from Jim auto insurance industry. the area.” visiting distance of his fam- (McKenzie) and Doug “Michigan has no-fault When he reached out to ily. (Muskett), they’re just insurance everywhere, several local attorneys, Tse- “Now my dad is in Mil- exceptional lawyers. No Specializing in Heating/Cooling/Refrigeration Air Choice One launches new reservation system Custom-made Sheet Metal In-floor Heating ST. LOUIS — Air Choice clients on six continents. Service & Installation One has a new passenger Air Choice One went reservation system, after live with the new system 24-Hour Emergency Service the company recently Feb. 19, according to the Residential & Commercial announced a multi-year release. Licensed & Insured agreement with a new com- The airline serves Iron- pany. wood and nine other desti- 111 S. 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By STEVE NEWMAN t i m e [email protected] due to IRONWOOD – It was t h e hard for Anny Lin to sit p a p e r - down to talk. “I don’t sit w o r k around often,” she said. n e c e s - “We’re always, go, go, go.” sary for This is particularly true i n s u r - of the past year, when the a n c e restaurant had to be closed a n d for eight months due to a s t a t e Anny grease fire. She has had Lin officials, enough time waiting. and it Anny, who was born w a s and raised in China, has “waiting, a lot of times, been in the area since 2009 waiting.” with her family. They origi- The restaurant, accord- nally opened their restau- ing to Lin is doing “better rant on U.S. 2 and moved than before.” to the former Tacconelli’s “We have new cooks, a location about three years whole new crew,” she said, ago. This location is three with cooks from Chicago times larger, with a full and New York Chinatown banquet room, bar and areas, with 14 years experi- “the biggest kitchen in ence. “People are coming Steve Newman/Daily Globe Gogebic County,” Lin said. back, because we keep the THE GOLDEN Dragon restaurant in downtown Ironwood is open for business after being closed for eight She is happy to show quality high. We have pret- months after a fire on Oct. 4, 2017, closed the business. people the Golden Dragon ty good teamwork.” after the extensive remod- She praised her kitchen a workaholic, you will and I’m going to show my eling necessary to re-open. and dining room staff. “I’m always see me here.” When children, too.” “You can see the pretty lucky, we have pretty she is not busy with the She can fill in at any change,” she said. “The good people working with restaurant, she also man- position in the restaurant, WHITE CROSS PHARMACY kitchen is brand new, and us.” ages the apartments from cooking to serving to the dining room is upgrad- The restaurant has also upstairs. management. “Full Service Pharmacy” ed.” been able to add delivery Actually, she said she “You have to be like a The dining room floor- service to Ironwood, Besse- has cut back work hours superwoman when you Free Local Delivery Monday-Friday ing upgrades were not mer, Hurley and Gile since since the re-opening own a business,” she said. required, but “we upgraded the re-opening. “It helps because “I have the right “You have to be able to do a Mailing Available because we couldn’t sit and the people out in the win- crew.” lot of things to be able to do nothing.” ter season,” she said. Her family helps with make it work.” “I might as well do In addition, the restau- chores around the restau- In spite of busyness, she Monday-Friday 8:00 a.m.-6:00 p.m. something” while waiting rant is open on all holi- rant. Her husband cooks, still talks to her family in to re-open, she added. “I days. Lin takes pride in and during the winter, her China regularly. She grew Saturday 8:00 a.m.-2:00 p.m. didn’t want the customers being open six days a 8-year-old son, Alex, has up farming in China and to say, when they come in, week, with only Mondays been helping with the did small errands for her that it looks the same. We off. snow shoveling. “He has parents, even when she wanted them to see the In addition to delivery, lots of energy, so we let him was little. She cooked and change.” the restaurant has gone to do some of the running helped in lots of ways. When asked about the an all-day buffet from 11 errands. They are lots of “If I didn’t do it, they www.wchealthmart.com Oct. 4, 2017, fire, Lin said, a.m. to 8 p.m. and has full fun.” would have to do it,” she “It was a grease fire that got menu from 11 a.m. to 9:30 Work ethic is important said. “Every little bit makes – Michigan & Wisconsin Insurance Accepted – out of control.” p.m. to Lin. “My parents showed a difference. I always liked According to her, the As far as living in the it to me,” she said. “They to help. I like to keep mov- 314 Silver St., Hurley, WI eight months took a long area, she says “I love it. I’m showed me with action, ing and busy.” 715-561-5666

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