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AREA • 14 DAILY GLOBE Wednesday, October 3, 2018 Showers likely yourdailyglobe.com | High: 70 | Low: 39 | Details, page 2 END OF AN ERA Whitecap Electrical issues force Sleight closure sets Saturday By RICHARD JENKINS [email protected] events; joins IRONWOOD – While the Ironwood Area Schools hadn’t planned on using the George N. chamber for Sleight School after this year, dis- trict officials didn’t think they’d Paavo week need a plan for life after Sleight so soon. However, the recent dis- By RALPH ANSAMI covery of electrical issues has [email protected] forced the district to move its UPSON, Wis. – October- timeline for closing the building fest is coming to Whitecap forward, Superintendent Travis Mountain on Saturday with Powell said. events planned for young and “This was an unexpected old alike. change – the closing of Sleight Whitecap manager David this suddenly – we thought we Dziuban said the events will would have the rest of the year to begin at 10 a.m. with a keg- be thoughtful and (plan) and tapping. come up with a great transition. There will be a bouncy And instead we have to be a bit house for the kids, face paint- more expeditious,” Powell said. ing, a bean bag toss and a An issue with Sleight’s built-in scavenger hunt. fire alarm system malfunctioning The fun, games, food and was discovered during the dis- refreshments will run until 11 trict’s first monthly fire drill Sept. p.m., with Lake Effect per- 24, Powell said. Electricians were forming music from 7 to 11 brought in to repair the system, p.m. Powell said, and the district Fall colors are peaking learned Thursday the system across the Gogebic Range and couldn’t be fixed without basical- the scenery at Whitecap on ly installing a completely new Tuesday was spectacular. system – an investment in a “There’s still some patches soon-to-close building that wasn’t of green and Saturday should fully utilized that didn’t make be ideal for color watching financial sense for the district. from the mountain,” Dziuban A special board meeting was said. called Thursday to determine It’s part of the new man- how to ensure student safety, agement’s efforts to make according to Powell, with the Whitecap a year-round resort, board and administration ulti- with activities on many week- mately canceling classes Friday ends. to allow the district and the There are currently 35 Gogebic-Ontonagon Intermedi- employees renovating the ate School District time to create resort buildings and the a plan to move forward. Richard Jenkins/Daily Globe infrastructure to the tune of ISSUES WITH the building’s fire alarms has forced the closure of Sleight School, seen here Monday. Ironwood’s Great Start Readi- from a $2.5 million to $3 mil- ness program – designed to pre- program resumed classes Mon- field, Powell said, while space in alternative education program. lion investment, Dziuban said pare students for kindergarten – day, Powell said, in other loca- the Bessemer school district is “Eventually, all of the Iron- Tuesday. will resume classes Thursday as tions while their more perma- being readied. Powell said the wood programs will be brought Included in that total is the program doesn’t operate on nent homes are being prepared. GOISD has obtained a one- to L.L. Wright. And the (GOISD) $800,000 for two new state- Wednesdays. The GSRP was one The alternative education pro- month lease to use the church, programs are actually going to of-the-art groomers. of two programs the district oper- gram will meet at the Ironwood but the intermediate district’s relocate into Bessemer schools,” Last Friday, Whitecap held ates out of Sleight, according to Memorial Building for approxi- departure from the church would Powell said. a foundation fundraising golf Powell, with its alternative educa- mately six weeks while space at depend on when construction is The GOISD prefers to rent tournament attended by State tion program also being housed Luther L. Wright K-12 School is complete in Bessemer. space from its members, Powell Rep. Janet Bewley, D-Ashland, there. Two GOISD special educa- being prepared. The two Sleight-based GOISD explained, and Bessemer has the and State Sen. Beth Meyers, tion programs also operated0 at The two GOISD programs programs will be joined in Besse- space to fairly easily host the pro- D-Bayfield, along with area the school. have leased space at the Light- mer by one GOISD program cur- The two GOISD programs and house Family Church on Ayer rently located at L.L. Wright that Ironwood’s alternative education Street by Ironwood’s baseball is moving to free up space for the SLEIGHT — page 5 WHITE CAP — page 5 MERCER RIBBON CUTTING Bridge opens over Turtle River By LARRY HOLCOMBE [email protected] MERCER, Wis. – Mercer Town Chairman John Sendra was all smiles standing in the middle of a brand new bridge over the Turtle River on Cramer Lake Road Tuesday morning. The bridge was a longtime coming with many hurdles put in front of its progress, but many people stepped up to help, he told a group of 17 government and business leaders, as well as other com- munity members who joined for a ribbon cutting. Larry Holcombe/Daily Globe “It just shows you when a GOVERNMENT AND business officials, and other members of the Mercer community gather to cut a ribbon to mark the completion of a community works together, rebuilt bridge over the Turtle River on Cramer Lake Road Tuesday morning. From left are Betty Meinholz, chamber ambassador, Loon’s what can be done,” he said. Nest Motel; Sue Schellgell, chamber ambassador, Schellgell Law Office; Jake Saarnio, town of Mercer road foreman; Mike Graige, Wiscon- The 125-foot, 40-ton sin Department of Transportation local program project manager; Toni Sendra, Mercer resident; Greg Bubolz, DAAR Engineering project bridge, at a cost of $427,000, engineer; Opal Roberts, Iron County supervisor; Bill Brundage, chamber ambassador, Mercer Lions Club; Maxine Truemper, chamber replaced a bridge that had ambassador; Pam Davies, Mercer resident; state Rep. Beth Meyers D-Bayfield; Donna Seidel, Mercer landowner; Joyce Olson, Mercer res- two 16-foot culverts that were ident; Barry Seidel, Mercer landowner; John Sendra, Mercer Town Chairman; Melissa Sarver, chamber ambassador, Associated Bank; Beth Wetzler, Mercer Chamber director; and Jama Johnson Boes, chamber ambassador, Associated Bank. BRIDGE — page 5 TODAY INDEX Showers likely — Details, page 2 Business ...... 6 75 cents Classifieds . . . . .12-13 Tuesday Today’s records Comics ...... 11 Vol. 99, No. 267 High 54 High 86 (1992) Community ...... 3 Low 42 Low 22 (1945) Obituaries ...... 2 Year ago today Precipitation Opinion ...... 4 High 67 24 hours to 7 a.m. Low 50 Tuesday 0.05 in. Sports ...... 9-10 l 2 WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 3, 2018 AREA / NATION THE DAILY GLOBE • YOURDAILYGLOBE.COM FIVE-DAY FORECASTFO ORECAST FOR IRONWOODIR RONWOOD Obituaries TODAY THURSDAYTHURSDAAY FRIDAY SATURDAYSATURRDAY SUNDAY Donald Brian Morzenti IRON BELT, Wis. – Donald Brian in nature. 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Thursday – “Old Person Day” and a Tuesday that President based on more than refers findings to the state Ironwood plans to hold its coronation home girls volleyball game with Mercer Donald Trump received at 100,000 pages of financial attorney general’s office. on Friday afternoon at 2 p.m. as part of a that evening and Red Devil fans all decked least $413 million from his documents, including confi- The Times says the pep assembly where all the fall sports ath- out in red. father over the decades, dential tax returns from the Trump family hid millions letes will be honored. Friday – “Spirit Day” with seniors tra- much of that through dubi- father and his companies. of dollars of transfers from A homecoming dance for all three ditionally dressed in togas. An assembly is ous tax dodges, including A lawyer for Trump, the father to his children schools will be held on Friday night at planned for the end of the school day to outright fraud. Charles J. Harder, told the through a sham company A.D. Johnston High School in Bessemer announce the winner of the class competi- The 15,000-word Times Times that there was no owned by the children from 9 to 11 p.m. Students will need an ID tion. Later, students will participate in a report contradicts Trump’s “fraud or tax evasion” and called All County Building to get in. tailgate party in the school parking lot and portrayal of himself as a that the facts cited in the Supply & Maintenance. Set Ironwood has planned an additional listen to the Miners’ football game at West- self-made billionaire who report are “extremely inac- up in 1992 ostensibly as a Spirit Week for next week – similar to wood on the radio. started with just a $1 mil- curate.” purchasing agent to supply Homecoming weeks in the past with —Larry Holcombe lion loan from his father. The New York state tax Fred Trump’s buildings The Times says Trump department told The Asso- with boilers, cleaning sup- and his father, Fred, avoided ciated Press that it is plies and other goods, the Experts say Trump’s EPA moving gift and inheritance taxes by reviewing the allegations in father would pad invoices setting up a sham corpora- the Times and “is vigorous- with markups of 20 per- to loosen radiation limits tion and undervaluing ly pursuing all appropriate cent or even 50 percent, WASHINGTON (AP) – The EPA is pur- spending for handling exposure in acci- thereby avoiding gift taxes, suing rule changes that experts say would dents, at nuclear plants, in medical centers DAILY GLOBE the newspaper reports. weaken the way radiation exposure is reg- and at other sites. The Times says that ulated, turning to scientific outliers who At issue is Environmental Protection N before Fred Trump died in argue that a bit of radiation damage is Agency’s proposed rule on transparency in B I G O the late 1990s, he trans- actually good for you – like a little bit of science. ferred ownership of most sunlight. EPA spokesman John Konkus said of his real estate empire to The government’s current, decades-old Tuesday, “The proposed regulation doesn’t Today’s his four living children. guidance says that any exposure to harm- talk about radiation or any particular The value of the properties ful radiation is a cancer risk. And critics chemicals. And as we indicated in our Numbers G I in tax returns summed up say the proposed change could lead to response, EPA’s policy is to continue to use to $41.4 million, vastly less higher levels of exposure for workers at the linear-no-threshold model for popula- are... than the Times says they nuclear installations and oil and gas tion-level radiation protection purposes 53 29 were worth. drilling sites, medical workers doing X- which would not, under the proposed reg- The same properties rays and CT scans, people living next to ulation that has not been finalized, trigger featuring would be sold off over the Superfund sites and any members of the any change in that policy.” next decade for more than public who one day might find themselves But in an April news release announc- Friday Fish Fry! 16 times that amount. exposed to a radiation release. ing the proposed rule the agency quoted In total, the president’s The Trump administration already has Edward Calabrese, a toxicologist at the father and mother trans- targeted a range of other regulations on tox- University of Massachusetts who has said ferred over $1 billion to ins and pollutants, including coal power weakening limits on radiation exposure their children, according to plant emissions and car exhaust, that it sees would save billions of dollars and have a the Times tally. That should as costly and burdensome for businesses. positive impact on human health. have produced a tax bill of Supporters of the EPA’s proposal argue the The proposed rule would require regu- at least $550 million, based government’s current model that there is lators to consider “various threshold mod- 518 E. McLeod Ave., Ironwood, MI • 906-932-3321 on a 55 percent tax on gifts no safe level of radiation the so-called linear els across the exposure range” when it and inheritance at the time. no-threshold model forces unnecessary comes to dangerous substances. Flooding from remnants of tropical storm traps Phoenix cars PHOENIX (AP) – Rem- and heavy downpours dur- nants of a tropical storm ing the summertime mon- drenched parts of the soon, but the continuously desert Southwest on Tues- falling rain is a rarity. day, trapping some drivers The heavy showers on swamped Phoenix caused a riverbed to over- streets as authorities pre- flow, spilling muddy waters pared for possible flash into a north Phoenix inter- flooding in Arizona, cen- section. Firefighters slogged tral Utah and elsewhere. through waist-deep water to Rosa, a hurricane that get to people stuck in their was downgraded to a tropi- cars. Crews pulled at least cal storm and then to a trop- six people, including a ical depression, reportedly child, from vehicles and car- killed one person in north- ried them one at a time to a western Mexico before mov- firetruck. ing north into the U.S. Around 10 vehicles, The National Weather including a bus, were Service issued a flash flood either at a standstill in the warning for the Phoenix water or tried to drive area, saying that more than through it. 2 inches of rain fell in metro The wet weather was a Phoenix by midmorning factor in numerous and additional rain was Phoenix-area freeway expected. The day has wrecks but no serious already made it one of the crashes were reported, said wettest Octobers Phoenix Trooper Kameron Lee of has seen, the agency said. the Arizona Department of The city sees sudden Public Safety. l THE DAILY GLOBE • YOURDAILYGLOBE.COM COMMUNITY WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 3, 2018 3 GOCAA announces October senior DRAWING WINNER food distribution schedule BESSEMER — Gogebic- 9 a.m. to noon and 1 to 3 ily Catholic Church park- Ontonagon Community p.m. ing lot, 515 Pine St., 11 to Action Agency reminds Tuesday, Oct. 16 — Pio- 11:45 a.m. recipients of the dates of neer Park Apartments, Mass City — Resource the monthly Commodity Ironwood, 9 to 10 a.m. Center, 1:15 to 1:45 p.m. Supplemental Food Pro- Bruce Crossing — Stan- gram October distribution The Ontonagon Coun- nard Township Ballpark, to seniors 60 years and ty distribution will be U.S. 45 N, 2:15 to2:45 p.m. older. on Thursday, Oct. 18, Watersmeet — Town at the following loca- Hall parking lot, 2:30 to The site and schedule tions and times: 2:45 p.m. CDT. Bergland — Lake Goge- Recipients are reminded for Gogebic County bic Senior Center, 9:45 to seniors is as follows: to return their boxes. Monday, Oct. 15 — 100 10 a.m. For information about S. Mill St., Bessemer, White Pine — Porcupine registering for the pro- Please note that effective in Mountain Senior Center, gram, call Bessemer 906- October, distributions will 10:20 to 10:35 a.m. 667-0283, or Ontonagon only be on Mondays from Ontonagon — Holy Fam- County 906-884-2106. Briefs Submitted photo IN CONJUNCTION with this past weekend’s 40th Annual PumpkinFest, the Besse- mer American Legion Auxiliary Post 27 raffled off a rolling cooler with over $600 Mellen to host antique car road “It is advised that stamped or metered worth of refreshments and other fall themed items. Pictured is Legion member tour mail ready for delivery be dropped into a Terry Peterson, left, who sold the winning ticket to Deb Maki, right. blue collection box early in the day,” said MELLEN,. Wis. — The Cayuga Hotel Sabrina Todd, Media and Communica- and Mellen Chamber of Commerce are tions spokesperson for the Greater Michi- Fe University offers Holocaust, Spanish history classes holding a fall color antique car road tour gan District Postal Service. “This also Saturday. applies to business customers that are HURLEY, Wis. — Fe University is offer- this winter on the causes of the Civil War. Starting in Cayuga at 10 a.m., the tour open during the holiday.” ing a $10 reduction in the registration fee Registration forms may be printed from will go to Mellen and make a loop to Little Post offices will reopen for business on for the class, The Holocaust Examined, to the website, feuniversity.org, or picked up Bohemia, then to Butternut and back to Tuesday, Oct. 9.. anyone who has never attended an Fe at the Iron County UW Extension office in Cayuga. class. The enrollment fee for this four-ses- the Iron County Courthouse in Hurley or Participants do not need to have Bessemer to hold two city sion class taught by Hurley history teach- at the Mercer Library. Completed forms antique cars. For more information, call meetings today er, Chris Kelly, is discounted for new stu- may be dropped off at those locations. 715-634-4188 or 715-274-2330. dents, who may receive an additional $5 Registration for the Spanish history BESSEMER — The Bessemer City Coun- off for registering before Oct. 10. The class and culture class, A Colorful Glimpse of Post offices closed Monday cil will hold a special meeting today at will be held at the Hurley K-12 School on Espana: Culture, History and Cuisine, is GRAND RAPIDS —- On Monday Oct. 8, 11:30 a.m. in the council chambers for the four Wednesdays, Oct. 24 through Nov. 14 still being accepted at the above locations. the U.S. Postal Service will observe Colum- purpose of discussing the Snow Country from 3:30-5:30 p.m. in Room 430. The class, taught by Natalie Patritto at the bus Day which is a national holiday. Contracting project schedule. The class will examine the foundation of Hurley School, will meet Oct. 11, 15, 18, Local post offices will be closed and In addition, the Bessemer Area Sewer hate and bigotry which culminated in Nazi 23 from 3:30-5:30 p.m. Participants will in the there will be no mail deli very or retail ser- Authority will meet at 1:15 p.m. Germany’s creation of the Final Solution. find out why Patritto returns year after vice on this day. DDA meeting room in City Hall in Besse- Explore this turbulent period in U.S. histo- year to this fascinating country. mer. ry with Kelly, who is in his 32nd year of Fe University is a non-accredited “col- teaching U.S. History in the Hurley School lege” for seniors and interested younger District. folks. It was established in 2014 and since Community calendar Kelly holds a Bachelor’s degree in Histo- then has offered 43 classes at various loca- ry as well as 35 graduate credits in U.S. His- tions in Iron County. Email calendar items and Alcoholics Anonymous, Catholic Church, Ironwood. tory. Kelly also holds a Master’s Degree in For more information visit the website, community news to 6:30 p.m., First Presbyterian area74.org. Educational Administration. This will be feuniversity.org or call 715-476-2881 or [email protected]. Church, Hurley. area74.org. Aurora Club, 6 p.m. his second Fe class with a third coming up 715-561-3098. For more information, call 906- Knights of Columbus monthly membership, Aurora 932-2211. Council 1396, 6:30 p.m. busi- Club, Ironwood. ness meeting, KC Hall, Iron- Harbortown AA, 7:30 p.m. Michigan residents encouraged to register to vote Wednesday, Oct. 3 wood. EDT, Ontonagon United Government Methodist Church basement, Christian Men of the LANSING — Michigan To register to vote, appli- clerk or obtain a mail-in Bessemer Parks and next to Holiday gas station, residents have until Tues- cants must be at least 18 by voter registration applica- Northland, 6:30 a.m., Uptown Recreation Commission, 2 Ontonagon. area74.org. Cafe, Ironwood. p.m., City Hall, Bessemer. Government day, Oct. 9 to register if Election Day and U.S. citi- tion. First-time voters who Walk-in clinic, 8 a.m.- Ironwood Planning Com- Iron County Aging Unit, they want to vote in the zens. Applicants also must register by mail must vote noon, Iron County Health mission, 5 p.m., meeting, public participation meeting, 10 Nov. 6 general election, be residents of Michigan in person in their first elec- Department, 502 Copper St., Conference Room 1, second a.m., Hurley Senior Center, Hurley. floor, Memorial Building, Iron- 715-561-3636. Secretary of State Ruth and of the city or township tion, unless they hand- Red Cross Blood Drive, 9 wood. Gogebic County Road Johnson announced today. in which they wish to regis- deliver the application to a.m. - 2 p.m., Hurley Elemen- Commission, 4 p.m. finance tary School. Friday, Oct. 5 “This election is vitally ter. Polls will be open on their local clerk, are 60 meeting, Road Commission important for all Michigan Election Day from 7 a.m. to years old or older, are dis- Alcoholics Anonymous, office, Bessemer. open meeting, noon, Salem Mercer Cribbage, 9:30- Gogebic-Iron County Air- residents because of the 8 p.m. Voters may register abled or are eligible to vote Lutheran Church, Ironwood. 11:30 a.m., Mercer Senior port Board, 4:30 p.m., at the area74.org. Center. number of offices being by mail or in person at their under the Uniformed and airport. selected,” Johnson said. “I county, city or township Overseas Citizens Absen- DOVE Support Group, Double Trouble, 11 a.m.- Bessemer Township noon-2 p.m. 906-932-4990. 12:30 p.m., Serenity Center, Board, 5 p.m., Township Hall, urge every qualified resi- clerk’s office or by visiting tee Voting Act. If a voter is Ironwood-Hurley Rotary Ironwood. Ramsay. dent not yet registered to any Secretary of State office. registered but needs to Club, 12:15 p.m., Elk and Mercer Food Pantry, Ironwood Township vote to do so, so that you Residents can visit change their address, they Hound Restaurant, Ironwood. noon-1 p.m., Railroad Street, Board, 5:30 p.m., Township Iron County Veterans Ser- Mercer, Wis. Emergencies: offices. can be sure your voice is Michigan.gov/vote to find may update it online at vice Officer, 1-3 p.m., Mercer, 715-476-7655. Wakefield City Council, heard on Election Day.” the address of their local ExpressSOS.com. Wis., Town Hall. 715-561- Alcoholics Anonymous/ 5:30 p.m., City Hall. 2190. Al-Anon, noon, Salem Luther- Mercer Health and Well- an Church, Ironwood. ness Pickleball, 3-6 p.m., area74.org. Mercer Community Center. Harbortown AA, 7:30 p.m. Heart of Vilas County EDT, Ontonagon United Bike Trail dedication, 3 p.m., Methodist Church basement, Highway W and Tower Rd., next to Holiday gas station, Manitowish Waters. Ontonagon. area74.org. Alzheimer’s Disease Alcoholics Anonymous, Caregivers Support Group, 7:30 p.m., Our Lady of Peace 6-7 p.m., Zion Evangelical Catholic Church, Ironwood. Lutheran Church, Mercer, Wis. area74.org. Bessemer Booster Club, 6:30 p.m., A.D. Johnston High Saturday, Oct. 6 School. Gogebic Range Carvers, Men’s Breakfast, 8 a.m., 6:30 p.m., shop room, A.D. Havenwood Baptist Church, Johnston High School, Besse- 501 Copper Street, Hurley. mer. Union Station Food IMPACT Life Support Pantry / Food Bank, 10 a.m. Group, 6:30 p.m., Woodland to 12:30 p.m., 252 E. Ayer St., Church, Ironwood. Ironwood. Bessemer Women’s Club, Alcoholics Anonymous, 7 p.m., Bessemer City Hall 11 a.m., Salem Lutheran DDA room. Church, Ironwood. area74.org. People for Peace, 7 p.m. Community Pickleball EDT, Episcopal Church of Paddlers, 2-5 p.m., Mercer Ascension, 501 Houghton St., School gymnasium. 715-776- Ontonagon. 4588. Narcotics Anonymous, 7 Alcoholics Anonymous, 7 p.m., Salem Lutheran Church, p.m., Salem Lutheran Church, Ironwood. area74.org. Ironwood. area74.org. Alcoholics Anonymous, Sunday, Oct. 7 7:30 p.m., Sharon Lutheran Church, Bessemer. Alcoholics Anonymous, 1 area74.org. p.m., closed meeting, Salem Government Lutheran Church, Ironwood. Ironwood Economic Mercer Health and Well- Development Corporation, ness Pickleball, 3-6 p.m., 10 a.m., meeting, Conference Mercer Community Center. Room 1, second floor, Memori- Gogebic Range Trail al Building, Ironwood. Authority, 6 p.m., Pit Stop, Bessemer City Council Bessemer. special meeting, 11:30 a.m., Narcotics Anonymous, 7 council chambers, city hall. p.m., Wesley United Methodist Bessemer Area Sewer Church, Ironwood. Authority, 1:15 p.m., DDA Alcoholics Anonymous, meeting room, city hall. 7:30 p.m., Sharon Lutheran Hurley City Council, Church, Bessemer. area74.org. Police, Fire and License Committee, 4:30 p.m., City Monday, Oct. 8 Hall. Men’s Bible study, 8 a.m., Thursday, Oct. 4 Bessemer Housing Communi- ty, community room, 906-667- Pickleball, 9-11 a.m. Hem- 0469. lock Avenue tennis courts, if Iron County Food Pantry, raining, Ironwood Memorial 9 a.m.-4 p.m., 72 Michigan Building. Ave., Montreal, Wis. 715-561- Gogebic County Veterans 4450. Service Officer, 10:30-11:30 National Finnish Ameri- a.m., Wakefield City Hall; 1-2 can Festival board, 10 a.m., p.m., Watersmeet Township; Little Finland, Kimball. 2:45-3:15 p.m., Marenisco Alcoholics Anonymous, Township. 906-667-1110. noon, Salem Lutheran Church, Alcoholics Anonymous, Ironwood. area74.org. noon, Salem Lutheran Church, Beginner Finnish lan- Ironwood. area74.org. guage class, 3:30 p.m., Little ReGeneration Youth, Finland, Kimball. 5:30-6:45 p.m., ages 10-11; Advanced Finnish lan- Relentless Youth, 7-9 p.m., guage class, 4:30 p.m., Little ages 12-18; Lighthouse Faith Finland, Kimball. Center, Ironwood. Overeaters Anonymous, Knights of Columbus 4th 5:30 p.m., All Saints Lutheran Degree Pere Menard Assem- Church, Wakefield. bly 471, 6 p.m. business meet- Alcoholics Anonymous, 6 ing, KC Hall, Ironwood. p.m., Our Lady of Peace l 4 WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 3, 2018 OPINION THE DAILY GLOBE • YOURDAILYGLOBE.COM DAILY GLOBE Race and discipline

Sue Mizell, Publisher President Barack Obama’s first punishment for students who assault education secretary, Arne Duncan, teachers have not been successful. In Larry Holcombe, Managing Editor gave a speech on the 45th anniver- North Carolina, a bill was intro- sary of “Bloody Sunday” at the duced that proposed that students Edmund Pettus Bridge in Selma, 16 or older could be charged with a Alabama, where, in 1965, state felony if they assaulted a teacher. It troopers beat and tear-gassed hun- Walter E. was opposed by children’s advocacy In Their Opinion dreds of peaceful civil rights Williams and disability rights groups. In Min- marchers who were demanding vot- nesota, a 2016 bill would have Let police do their ing rights. Later that year, as a result required school boards to automati- of widespread support across the cally expel a student who threatened nation, the U.S. Congress passed the or inflicted bodily harm on a teacher jobs in schools Voting Rights Act. Secretary Duncan and screaming at teachers and noth- for up to a year. It, too, was opposed, titled his speech “Crossing the Next ing is being done but teachers are even in light of the fact that teachers Having frightened parents for more than a year Bridge.” Duncan told the crowd that being told to teach and ignore the have suffered serious bodily harm, with talk of pulling police officers out of Madison’s black students “are more than three behaviors.” According to Chalkbeat, such as the case in which a high high schools, a school district committee last week times as likely to be expelled as their new high school teachers left one school student slammed a teacher finally abandoned its bad idea. white peers,” adding that Martin school because they didn’t feel safe. into a concrete wall and then Thank goodness. Luther King would be “dismayed.” There have been cases in which stu- squeezed his throat. That teacher Three Madison students in two incidents were Gail Heriot, a law professor at the dents have assaulted teachers and ended up with a traumatic brain injured by gunfire in less than a week near La Follette University of San Diego and a mem- returned to school the next day. injury. High School on Madison’s East Side this month. Two ber of the U.S. Commission on Civil Many of the complaints about There are plenty of visuals of teenagers were accidentally shot by another on a bus Rights, and her special assistant and black student behavior are coming assaults on teachers. Here’s a tiny picking up students at the end of the school day. counselor, Alison Somin, have writ- from black teachers. I doubt whether sample: Florida’s Seminole Middle Another shooting occurred last week during a fight ten an important article in the Texas they could be accused of racial dis- School, Pennsylvania’s Cheltenham near the high school. Neither shooter was a La Fol- Review of Law & Politics, titled “The crimination against black students. High School, Illinois’ Rich Central lette student, police said. Department of Education’s Obama- The first vice president of the St. High School. Byongook Moon, a pro- La Follette is a good school with lots of smart Era Initiative on Racial Disparities in Paul, Minnesota, chapter of the fessor in the criminal justice depart- young people with promising futures. But ongoing School Discipline” (Spring 2018). NAACP said it’s “very disturbing” ment at the University of Texas at and scary incidents of violence there and at other city The article is about the departments that the school district would retali- San Antonio, says that according to schools should prompt more security, not less. of Education and Justice’s “disparate ate against a black teacher “for sim- his study of 1,600 teachers, about 44 Thankfully, La Follette administrators got the impact” vision, wherein they see ply voicing the concern” that when percent of teachers who had been message last week. They wisely started screening stu- racial discrimination as the factor black students are not held account- victims of physical assault said that dents with metal-detecting wands as students that explains why black male stu- able for misbehaving, they are set up being attacked had a negative impact entered the school building to help ensure guns dents face suspension and expulsion for failure in life. on their job performance. Nearly 30 aren’t brought inside. more often than other students. An article in Education Week ear- percent said they could no longer Yet the ad hoc school district committee that’s Faced with threats from the lier this year, titled “When Students trust the student who had attacked been scrutinizing the role of “educational resource Department of Education’s Office for Assault Teachers, Effects Can Be them, and 27 percent said they officers” in city high schools continues to push for Civil Rights, schools have instituted Lasting,” discusses the widespread thought of quitting their teaching limits and complications to the school police officers’ new disciplinary policies. For exam- assaults of teachers across the coun- career afterward. difficult jobs. ple, after the public school district in try: “In the 2015-16 school year, 5.8 My question is: Is there any rea- The committee is suggesting that EROs, as they Oklahoma City was investigated by percent of the nation’s 3.8 million son whatsoever for adults to tolerate are called, not enforce school policies or rules, which the OCR, there was a 42.5 percent teachers were physically attacked by this kind of behavior from our doesn’t make sense. If an officer spots a student skip- decrease in the number of suspen- a student. Almost 10 percent were young people? ping class or causing trouble – even if that doesn’t sions. According to an article in The threatened with injury, according to Walter E. Williams is a professor of rise to the level of a crime – the officer should still be Oklahoman, one teacher said, “Stu- federal education data”. economics at George Mason Universi- able to stop and question the student in the same dents are yelling, cursing, hitting Measures that propose harsh ty. way a teacher or principal would. The committee also wants to limit ERO investiga- tions of potentially criminal incidents off campus to Today in history only those that could “have significant potential to impact student and/or school safety.” That’s vague By The Associated Press and limits the effectiveness of officers near a school. Today’s Highlight in History The most ridiculous suggestion, floated by School On Oct. 3, 1995, the jury in Board member Dean Loumos, is to forbid school the O.J. Simpson murder trial in Los Angeles found the for- police officers from parking their police vehicles on mer football star not guilty of school property, which happens to be their work site. the 1994 slayings of his former Most parents driving past a school are comforted by wife, Nicole Brown Simpson, the sight of a police car in front of a school building. and Ronald Goldman (howev- It reassures them, in an era of deadly school shoot- er, Simpson was later found liable for damages in a civil ings across the country, that an officer is present in trial). case of an emergency. A police car in front of a school On this date also encourages motorists to slow down in school In 1789, President George zones, which protects pedestrians. Washington declared Nov. 26, 1789, a day of Thanksgiving to Loumos and other school officials should stop express gratitude for the cre- trying to micromanage the very small number of ation of the United States of police officers who help keep our high schools safe. America. The district contracts with the city for a single officer In 1863, President Abra- at each high school. With each school educating ham Lincoln proclaimed the last Thursday in November more than 1,500 students, that’s more people per Thanksgiving Day. officer than the population of many small towns in In 1932, Iraq became inde- Wisconsin. pendent of British administra- A handful of parents and students seem to think tion. In 1941, Adolf Hitler magician Roy Horn of duo led police on a chase toward Today’s Birthdays school police officers are unfair or even racist in tar- declared in a speech in Berlin “Siegfried & Roy” during a per- the U.S. Capitol, where police Composer Steve Reich is geting minority students. Yet all of the EROs are that Russia had been “broken” formance in Las Vegas, leav- shot and killed her. (The 82. Rock and roll star Chubby black or Latino. They are highly trained profession- and would “never rise again.” ing the superstar illusionist in unarmed woman, 34-year-old Checker is 77. Actor Alan als and impressive role models. We have yet to hear ‘’The Maltese Falcon” — the critical condition on his 59th Miriam Carey, had been diag- Rachins is 76. Former Sen. Jeff any credible complaints of misconduct. version starring Humphrey birthday. nosed with postpartum depres- Bingaman, D-N.M., is 75. Magi- Bogart and directed by John In 2008, O.J. Simpson was sion and psychosis; her child cian Roy Horn is 74. Singer The full School Board should emphatically reas- Huston — premiered in New found guilty of robbing two was unharmed.) President Lindsey Buckingham is 69. sure the public that police officers in our high York. sports-memorabilia dealers at Barack Obama canceled a trip Jazz musician Ronnie Laws is schools will be allowed to continue to do their jobs In 1955, “Captain Kanga- gunpoint in a Las Vegas hotel to Asia to stay in Washington 68. Blues singer Keb’ Mo’ is 67. – without complicated, bureaucratic rules that deter roo” and “The Mickey Mouse room. (Simpson was later sen- and push for an elusive funding Former astronaut Kathryn Sulli- Club” premiered on C-B-S and tenced to nine to 33 years in agreement that would end a van is 67. Baseball Hall of talented people from applying for these crucial posi- A-B-C, respectively. prison; he was granted parole partial government shutdown. Famer Dave Winfield is 67. tions. In 1962, astronaut Wally in July 2017 and released from A smugglers’ ship packed with Baseball Hall of Famer Dennis Schirra became the fifth Amer- prison in October of that year.) African migrants sank off the Eckersley is 64. Civil rights – Wisconsin State Journal ican to fly in space as he blast- Ten years ago: Amid dire coast of a southern Italian activist Rev. Al Sharpton is 64. ed off from Cape Canaveral warnings of economic disaster, island, killing more than 365 World Golf Hall of Famer Fred aboard the Sigma 7 on a 9- a reluctant Congress abruptly people. Couples is 59. Rock musician hour flight. reversed course and approved One year ago: President Tommy Lee is 56. Actor Clive In 1967, folk singer-song- a historic $700 billion govern- Donald Trump, visiting Puerto Owen is 54. Actress Janel Letters Policy writer Woody Guthrie, the Dust ment bailout of the battered Rico in the aftermath of Hurri- Moloney is 49. Singer Gwen Bowl Troubadour best known financial industry; President cane Maria, congratulated the Stefani (No Doubt) is 49. Pop The Daily Globe welcomes letters from readers. Letters for “This Land Is Your Land,” George W. Bush swiftly signed U.S. island territory for escap- singer Kevin Richardson is 47. should deal with matters of current, public interest. We reserve died in New York of complica- it. Thirteen years to the day ing the higher death toll of Actress Neve Campbell is 45. the right to reject any letter and to edit those that are to be pub- tions from Huntington’s dis- after O.J. Simpson was acquit- what he called “a real catastro- Actor Seann William Scott is lished. Please avoid name-calling or personal attacks. ease; he was 55. ted of murdering his ex-wife, phe like Katrina;” at a church 42. Singer-musician Cherrill Letters should be no longer than 400 words. An address In 1981, Irish nationalists at Nicole Brown Simpson, and used to distribute supplies, Green (Edens Edge) is 35. her friend, Ronald Goldman, Trump handed out flashlights Actress Tessa Thompson is 35. and phone number must be included for verification purposes. the Maze Prison near Belfast, Northern Ireland, ended seven the former football star was and tossed rolls of paper tow- Actress-singer Ashlee Simpson Election-related letters advocating for or against a candi- months of hunger strikes that found guilty of robbing two els into the friendly crowd. The is 34. Rapper A$AP Rocky is date, ballot measure or political party will be considered ads had claimed 10 lives. sports-memorabilia dealers at United States expelled 15 of 30. Actress Alicia Vikander is and are subject to a charge of $25 for the first 7 inches and In 1991, Arkansas Gov. Bill gunpoint in a Las Vegas hotel Cuba’s diplomats to protest 30. Actor Noah Schnapp (TV: $10 for each additional inch thereafter. 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McLeod Ave., Ironwood, MI 49938 906-932-2211 • 800-236-2887 • Fax 906-932-5358 l THE DAILY GLOBE • YOURDAILYGLOBE.COM AREA / STATE WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 3, 2018 5 Sleight other programs at Sleight. occupied by the alternative While it hasn’t been Powell stressed the pro- school has some kitchen determined what will hap- gram remaining at Sleight equipment Powell said the pen to the building, Powell Bessemer tourism From page 1 is part of the state teachers are excited to incor- said the district wants to grams. approved safety plan porate into their classes. make sure its future use is assessment begins As for the GSRP pro- designed to ensure their Powell hopes all neces- as palatable as possible to gram, Powell said the plan safety until the program sary construction to pre- the community. By RALPH ANSAMI As part of the First is to return to Sleight for eventually is able to move pare the respective spaces The building, built in [email protected] Impressions assessment the next several weeks to Luther L. Wright. can be finished in the com- 1930, ceased to function as BESSEMER — A work- effort, a team of visitors while part of Luther L. Once the program is ing weeks and all the mov- an elementary school at the shop on how Bessemer can will show up in the com- Wright undergoes remod- relocated to Luther L. ing is wrapped up in the end of the 2014 school year better attract tourism is munity unannounced and eling to make the class- Wright, Powell said the next month or two, but said after the Ironwood school scheduled for Oct. 24 at 5 provide written results of rooms suitable for four- plan is to locate it on the the district was committed district decided to make p.m. the visit to a community year-olds. first floor, in the front hall- to safely educating the chil- Luther L. Wright a K-12 Will Cronin, a Michigan leadership team. Loper To stay in compliance way facing Ayer Street. dren in the mean time. building. The district had State University Extension said the visit has already with the regulations gov- The renovations at Powell complimented planned to discontinue any educator in community occurred. erning the GSRP program Luther L. Wright — both for the city of Ironwood for its use for the building at the development and tourism, Cronin will share the and ensure the safety of the the GSRP class and the assistance in helping the end of the current school will conduct the session. assessment results and students, Powell said the alternative education pro- district deal with the unan- year, Powell said, due to the Paul Putnam, MSU Dis- suggestions with the com- district will install more gram — and in Bessemer ticipated need to find new costs of upcoming mainte- trict 1 Extension director, munity team, which then smoke alarms in Sleight are intended to optimize locations for students. nance needed to continue talked about the First takes the lead in driving and acquire mechanical the new spaces for the “This was unexpected,” operating the building. Basic Impressions workshop last actions based on the First warning systems while the respective programs. Powell said. “What I appre- utilities will be maintained to week at a Gogebic County Impression Team’s results. students use the building. “They each have unique ciated was, when we were preserve the building until Board of Commissioners On the average, the “The teachers have elect- needs, and therefore we exploring places to rent tem- its future is determined. meeting. He said from entire process takes ed to wear whistles, like ref- need to place them in the porarily, I was especially While the building’s $5,000 to $6,000 has been between four and six eree whistles on their per- building in the best manner appreciative of Scott Erick- future remains uncertain, spent on the workshop. months to complete, son.” Powell said. “That way, to meet those needs,” Pow- son and Karen Gullan at the Powell said the district Bessemer City Manager according to information in the event a fire is detect- ell said. “That (alternative Memorial Building. They would prefer selling the Charly Loper said it cost provided by Putnam. ed, they can readily signal to school) program will be in were 100 percent supportive property. Bessemer $2,000 of that Loper said she’s not everyone else in the build- a wing that is slightly apart — no barriers, no questions, “We’re a school. We’re amount, but by having the quite sure what type of ing, ‘We’ve got to leave.’” from the rest of the popula- no concerns — just ‘how can in the business of educat- workshop, the city of actions the visitors might The program has strict tion of the school, which we make this work?’” ing children and we’re not Bessemer will be able to recommend, but they will licensing requirements, will meet their needs for He also thanked the city’s in the business of being apply for $2,000 in match- be spelled out at the Oct. Powell explained, which is that alternative (setting).” community development landlords,” he said. “It’s ing funds through the 24 session. why it can’t be relocated to As one of the district’s staff for beginning to work just a lot easier if we can Western Upper Peninsula More information is another building for the former home economics with the district regarding have someone else take Planning and Development available on their website time being as easily as the classroom, the space to be the future of Sleight. possession of that space.” Region. at msue.anr.msu.edu. White Cap It was also announced Bridge could get a temporary mili- engineer Mike Graige for They were delayed two there will be a Dave and tary-grade bridge to keep helping secure the addi- weeks before it started Evie Lundberg Memorial the crossing open just tional funds, as well as from other projects,” From page 1 Ski Race on Feb. 16, honor- From page 1 three miles from Mercer. state Rep. Beth Meyers, D- Sendra said. “We were told dignitaries and economic ing the two people who ran rotten at the bottom, That wasn’t in the cards. Bayfield, and her office for they were going to work developers. Whitecap operations for Sendra said. Finally, they secured a their assistance. quickly because everybody The gathering heard a most of their lives. Dave “We had to change the route through Dr. Barry “Mike Graige was so was busy. I didn’t believe it, presentation on the plans Lundberg died on Sept. 23 road limit to 20 tons because Seidel’s nearby property helpful, without him we but five, six weeks and they for the ski hill and golf and Evie Lundberg passed we couldn’t trust those cul- for an emergency road dur- wouldn’t have got this were done.” course. away earlier this year. verts and didn’t know how ing the construction. done,” Sendra said. Sendra said it was a A total of $2,000 was “Their legacy lives on long they were going to last. The bridge was built on In the end, an eight- long process and felt like raised for the Whitecap here,” Dziuban said. It will So, we had to do this.” an 80-20 matching grant week project was complet- he had made 1,000 calls. Foundation, designed to be a snowboarding and ski- He said they started with 80 percent coming ed in under six. DAAR After the brief ceremony assist the community. ing event. planning for reconstruc- from the state and 20 per- Engineering were engi- and speeches were done, Dziuban said the golf- On Feb. 23, a Snowmak- tion in 2014, but there were cent local. Sendra said neers for they project and the assembled strolled ing continued Friday ers Cup ski competition is concerns of a 44-mile, one- another problem arose they brought on Larson back their vehicles along through a minor snowfall. planned at the hill. way detour during con- when the price went up Construction as general the tree lined road ablazed Golf balls picked up snow Dziuban was on the struction. Emergency ser- $120,000 over the four contractor. in fall colored splendor. on the greens. phone Tuesday with the vices were a top concern. years they struggled to get “They did a wonderful Sendra, still smiling, It was announced Friday Iron County Forestry He called U.S. Army Corps started. He credited Wis- job in the short period of summed up the bridge and that Whitecap will partner Department about extend- of Engineers and the U.S. consin Department of time. It amazed me that the day, “Here we have it, with the Paavo Nurmi ing snowmobile Trail 6 a Navy wondering if they Transportation project they were able to deliver it. just gorgeous.” Marathon committee to offer half mile to the resort’s a Warrior Challenge next parking lot. Aug. 3 — an Iron Man-type of He’ll be meeting with a Michigan color map new interactive map that Upper Peninsula. Forests.” Choose any pin event, and a Paavo Pursuit disc golf course designer available can help choose spots to The map can be found on the map for a photo and visit in state forests. at michigan.gov/dnr under description of the site. on Aug. 11, which will be 24, later this month to work October road trips to 50 and 100-mile bike races. out holes for the former The map includes 77 “Places to Go” and then in To learn more informa- catch Michigan’s fall color sites in the northern Lower the Forests section under tion, contact 517-284- Dziuban said events are golfing back nine. show can be enhanced by a planned throughout the The front nine contin- Peninsula and across the “A Tour of Michigan’s 5852. winter, sponsored by 11 or ues to offer a par 36 golf 12 major companies. course. Fall golfing will WEDNESDAY EVENING OCTOBER 3, 2018 “They will carry into next continue until mid-Octo- 7:007:308:008:309:009:3010:0010:3011:0011:30 summer,” he said. ber, weather permitting. 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York Stock Exchange. prices are also a problem for appointed Wall Street, and the ble to another economic down- “The question is, do other Amazon lost 1.6 percent to retailers because they could leave airline said it lost $30 million due turn despite all its fire-fighting companies have to follow suit?” $1,971.31 while Nike lost 2 per- consumers feeling like they have to Hurricane Florence. Delta gave efforts over the past few years. said Quincy Krosby, chief market cent to $82.77 and Gap sank 4.9 less money to spend over the hol- up 3.4 percent to $54.69 while Oil prices declined slightly strategist at Prudential Financial. percent to $27.31. Smaller con- iday shopping season. American fell 2.8 percent to after reaching four-year highs on “This is the argument that what’s sumer-focused companies fared Automakers fell following $38.50. Monday. Benchmark U.S. crude good for Main Street is not neces- even worse. Crocs dropped 6.8 their sales updates. 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Even without Larkin, Northwestern nearly It's been an uneven start to the season for upset Michigan last weekend, but the Wildcats the 20th-ranked Spartans, but their defensive lost 20-17 after jumping out to a 17-0 lead. John front has made its presence felt. Michigan State Moten led Northwestern with 13 carries for ranks No. 1 in the country in run defense, and only 36 yards, but the Wildcats can be effective it's not particularly close. The Spartans' ability offensively even without a productive running to limit teams on the ground has been one of game. Clayton Thorson threw for 356 yards the biggest factors in their success over the past and two touchdowns last year when North- several years, and this season appears to be no western beat Michigan State 39-31 in triple different. overtime. "We're building a wall, we're not getting The previous season's matchup was even knocked off the ball, we're tackling well," said more of a shootout, with Thorson and the Dantonio, Michigan State's coach. "We're lever- Wildcats prevailing 54-40 in East Lansing. aging the ball well, those type of things. We're In the past, Michigan State has been able to making it difficult." complement its tough run defense with a sec- The Spartans have allowed 40 yards rushing ondary that can limit deep passes. It's not yet per game. They've been so good against the run clear if this year's team will be able to do that – that they'd lead the nation in that category even the Spartans are near the bottom of the Big Ten if their 12 sacks (for 70 yards) were removed in pass defense. from the calculation. "I think the run defense is a collective effort, This is no fluke. Last season was the fourth as well as the pass defense. We look at it all as time in six years that Michigan State held oppo- a collective effort," safety Khari Willis said. "We nents to an average of under 100 yards a game know that our pass defense could be better, and on the ground. Last weekend's win over Central it's continually getting better." Michigan was the seventh game in a row the Willis and the secondary should be tested Spartans kept a team under 100, a streak that this weekend, but later in October, the Spartans dates to last season. face Penn State and Michigan. "We've got some big D-tackles at the first line Those games – and Michigan State's of defense," said Raequan Williams, who is one chances of contending for the Big Ten title – of those defensive tackles. "The coaches empha- may depend on whether the Spartans can keep size what they know we can do best is destroy stopping the run. Submitted photo plays. That's something that we put a lot into. ... "We're going into the heart of our season," BESSEMER’S MADDIE Jackson shows off the 12 inches of hair she had cut You see a lot of bull rushes by us – bulling the Dantonio said. "So a lot of who we are and rel- off to help raise money at Tuesday night’s Pink Out Night against Onton- guy straight back." ative to run defense will be defined I think over agon at the House of Noise in Bessemer. Michigan State faces Northwestern this com- these next four, five weeks." ing weekend. The Wildcats are last in the Big NOTES: Dantonio said injured cornerback • Volleyball Ten in rushing, and they lost running back Jere- Josiah Scott, who has been out all season, is not Gladiators hold off Speedgirls on Pink my Larkin last week when a medical condition practicing yet but is "very close." Out Night BESSEMER – The Bessemer Speedgirls’ comeback attempt fell short in a hard-fought match against the Ontonagon Gladiators Tuesday night at the House of Noise 26-24, 25-22, 16-25, 23-25, 15-7. “It was the Speedgirls Pink Out game and the girls played with heart and emotion in their cancer awareness game,” Bessemer coach Shelly Mettler said. The Speedgirls fought back from down 2-0 to win the next two games and then lost the fifth. “The hustle and desire the Speedgirls showed tonight was amazing. These girls definitely showed what they are capable of and are continuing to improve,” Mettler said. “The large crowd was treated to some solid volleyball with lots of energy tonight on both sides. We started the night out honoring several cancer survivors and people who lost the battle from both Bessemer and Ontonagon.” The end of the game featured Bessemer’s Maddie Jackson having 12 inch- es cut from her hair to donate to the cancer cause. Bella McGeshick led Bessemer with six aces and 15 assists. She and Katie Emery both had a team-high four kills. “Bella McGeshick had a solid overall game and led the team from her set- ting role with her vocalness and hustle. She was everywhere on the court and had some excellent defense. Maddie Jackson scrambled on defense. Hailey Marchello displayed senior leadership and maintained composure to keep the team focused,” Mettler said. Mettler said Ontonagon is a solid team that hustles. Bessemer goes to Ewen-Trout Creek Thursday. Other Bessemer stats Associated Press Maddie Jackson, 2 aces and 1 kill; Katie Emery, 2 aces, 4 kills, 1 block; Kate IN THIS July 24 mfile photo Michigan State head coach Mark Dantonio speaks at the Big Ten Nyquist, 1 kill, 25 digs; Hailey Marchello, 5 aces, 3 kills; Bethany Novascone,1 Conference NCAA college football Media Days in Chicago. It has been an uneven start to the ace, 1 kill; Kailyn Fingeroos, 2 kills, 1 block. season for the 20th-ranked Spartans, but there’s one area in which they’ve excelled. Michi- gan State ranks No. 1 in the country in run defense, and it’s not particularly close. The Spar- • Cross country tans’ ability to limit teams on the ground has been one of the biggest factors in their success over the past several years, and this season appears to be no different. “We’re building a Hurley’s Sejbl wins again wall, we’re not getting knocked off the ball, we’re tackling well,” Dantonio said Tuesday. EAGLE RIVER, Wis. – Hurley’s Mariah Sejbl won another meet, this time the Northland Pines invite, Tuesday. Hurley finished second as a team, behind Rhinelander, even without Signe Buerger, who was sick. Hurley’s Mackenzie Backman finished second. Twins fire Molitor, eye new “It was great going up against some different schools, going against differ- ent competition,” Hurley coach Amanda Corullo said. manager to 'grow a young team' The Midgets’ Carson Thewis finished third in the boys race. Boys MINNEAPOLIS (AP) – Two from a different role." You have to weigh all the factors Team: 1. Tomahawk 28, 2. Butternut 59, 3. Northland Pines 74, 4. years ago, the Minnesota Twins The Twins went 305-343 that we learned about this team Rhinelander 103, 6. Crandon 180. made Derek Falvey their chief under the 62-year-old Molitor, this year, where we are and Top 5: 1. Drew Bolder, Tomahawk, 17:39.1; 2. Evan Ploeckelman, Toma- baseball officer with the pre- with one appearance in the what need to do moving for- hawk, 18:08.8; 3. Carson Thewis, Hurley, 18:27.2; 4. Noah Buckwalter, Toma- condition that Paul Molitor playoffs in 2017. They were 78- ward. We felt like now was the hawk, 18:36.0; 5. Logan Edwards, Antigo, 18:36.0. remain as manager. 84 this year, long out of post- time to have that conversation Locals in top 45: 20. Gavin Ransanici, Hurley, 20:20.5; 28. Sabastian Molitor presided over a play- season contention after a series with Paul." Yawger, Hurley, 20:43.8; 36. Tristin Woolf, Mercer, 21:27.3; 38. Mason off team and won the American of early setbacks to several key After the Twins went 85-77 Genisot, Hurley, 21:29.3; 42. Taylor Khoeln, Hurley, 21:50.6; 45. Javier Puell, League Manager of the Year players. and reached the wild-card game Hurley, 22:05.2. award in 2017, but the Twins Falvey and Levine, in a news last season, Molitor was given a Girls slipped backward this season. conference at Target Field to new three-year contract. Before Team: 1. Rhinelander 36, 2. Hurley 61, 3. Tomahawk 94, 4. Northland Last week, Falvey and general announce the change, didn't Minnesota edged into the post- Pines 95, 5. Antigo 101, 6. Crandon 131. manager Thad Levine decided articulate specific reasons for season, there was buzz that Top 5: 1. Mariah Sejbl, Hurley, 21:40.3; 2. Mackenzie Backman, Hurley, the time was right to hire their firing Molitor or desired quali- Molitor might've been let got at 22:11.1; 3. Kate Reilly, Tomahawk, 22:31.4; 4. Abigale Henrichs, Rhinelander, own manager. ties they're seeking with his the end of last season. 22:47.9; 5. Sage Flory, Rhinelander, 23:10.2. Citing pursuit of more pro- replacement. The 20-minute "I don't really think that that Locals in top 45: 18. Kelsey King, 24:45.1; 24. Mahra Wick, Hurley, ductive development by their session with reporters was was a huge roadblock to them," 25:23.6; 27. Kailey Foryan, Hurley, 25:57.2; 30. Ally Rye, 26:17.5; 35. Hanna younger players, Falvey and largely filled with praise of Pohlad said. "I mean, everybody Leoni, Hurley, 26:39.1; 41. Riley Kangas, Hurley, 27:18.6; Levine fired Molitor on Tuesday Molitor's acumen and attitude, wanted the situation to work while offering him an opportu- including a willingness to out, and I did too, because • Volleyball nity to remain with the organi- employ data-driven, new-age Paul's a personal friend and zation in an undefined position strategy like defensive shifts he's done so much for our orga- Tigers sweep Drummond in baseball operations. and starting a game with a relief nization and is so important to DRUMMOND, Wis. – Mercer swept Drummond 25-12, 25-6, 25-16 Mon- "This wasn't about our pitcher. our community. So I feel good day night in Indianhead Conference action. record this year. This is about With a backdrop of the about that decision." “Overall I think the night was good,” Mercer coach Robyn Schoeneman what we think is best as we con- struggles this year by center Executives often prefer to said. “We are still making some adjustments to our new lineup but I think the tinue to grow a young team in fielder Byron Buxton and third pick their own managers, girls are starting to get back into a flow again. Ella Torkelson is running the the direction toward being a baseman Miguel Sano, the play- though, and Falvey and Levine floor very well and Aubrey Schoeneman is swinging strong. Jessica Klopatek championship contender," ers long targeted as franchise will now undertake that task. and Zoe Botes are really becoming intelligent middle hitters. Defensively I Falvey said. cornerstones, the Twins have a They're willing to wait until thought we were great. Ava Barton and Molly Hohner are really stepping up Falvey and other club execu- need for new approaches and after the World Series to decide, their play.” tives expressed confidence that voices for their prospects that they said, in case a candidate is Schoeneman led Mercer (22-5) with 11 kills and three aces. Torkelson had Molitor would stay with the stretches beyond the main man still participating. 25 assists and an ace. Zoe Botes had five kills. Barton finished with six kills Twins beyond the 20 years he in the dugout, however. Soon "This is an eye toward the and eight digs. Hohner had nine kigs. Klopatek tallied two kills an ace. has already worked for them in after Molitor was dismissed future," team president Dave St. various roles, including the from his post, the Twins Peter said. "What puts us in the final three seasons of his Hall of announced the firing of seven best position to dig out of this Hurley loses to Mellen Fame playing career. minor-league coaches and two hole that we're in?" HURLEY – Mellen defeated Hurley 25-22, 13-25, 25-13, 25-19 Monday "I fully respect that deci- strength and conditioning The Twins acquired relievers night. sion," Molitor said in a state- coaches from the major league Fernando Rodney, Addison “I'm happy with their serving, but we need to be more aggressive at the net. ment distributed by the team. "I staff. Reed and Zach Duke, starting We're not getting up and blocking,” Hurley coach Kathy Czarnecki said. will forever be grateful for the "In conversation with Paul pitchers Lance Lynn and Jake Hurley goes to Mercer Thursday. opportunity they gave me to last year at that time, we did Odorizzi and designated hitter Hurley stats serve in the role as manager for look at what the future could Logan Morrison over the win- Hope Adamavich 7 assists; Maddy Eitrem 1 ace, 1 block; Darian Bender 1 these past four years. I'm going look like if he wasn't manag- ter, but Rodney and Duke were ace, 4 kills, 6 assists; Shanaya Fleig 4 aces, 3 kills, 1 block, 1 assist; Olivia to consider their genuine offer ing," Falvey said. "It's never the the only additions who couldn't France 4 aces, 7 kills, 1 block; Kiera Niemi 1 kill; Sami Leoni 1 ace; 6 kills; to serve in a different capacity right time to make a difficult be considered disappointments Camryn Corullo 2 kills, Olivia Harma 3 aces, 17 assists. to positively impact the Twins decision, and it's never easy. on the field. l 10 WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 3, 2018 SPORTS THE DAILY GLOBE • YOURDAILYGLOBE.COM ages next season and race at Daytona and Brewers fans wait in Talladega without restrictor plates for the Daily Globe Scoreboard rain to welcome first time since 1987. The rules packages revealed Tuesday Walden, Chandler Shepherd and Released S Demetrious Cox and LB division champs will be tailored to specific tracks and All TimesNFL EDT Justin Haley from Pawtucket (IL). Nigel Harris from the practice squad. AllBaseball Times EDT AMERICAN CONFERENCE CHICAGO WHITE SOX — Signed WR Bernard Reedy and S WILD CARD designed to slow Cup Series cars to create East Recalled C Dustin Garneau, RHP Darian Thompson to the practice Tuesday, Oct. 2: Colorado (Free- home more passing for the lead. At Daytona and W LTPct PF PA Carson Fulmer and OFs Charlie squad. land 17-7) at Chicago (Lester 18-6), Talladega, the two fastest tracks in Miami 310.750 82 90 Tilson and Eloy Jimenez from Char- ATLANTA FALCONS — Waived 8:08 p.m. (ESPN) MILWAUKEE (AP) – Loyal Milwaukee New England 220.500 95 84 lotte (IL); LHP Ian Clarkin and OF DT Justin Zimmer. Signed DT Wednesday, Oct. 3: Oakland NASCAR were horsepower-sapping plates Buffalo 130.250 50 106 Luis Alexander Basabe from Birm- Michael Bennett IV. (Hendriks 0-1) at New York (Severi- Brewers fans waited in the pouring rain to N.Y. Jets 130.250 89 89 ingham (SL); and OF Micker Adolfo BUFFALO BILLS — Released no 19-8), 8:08 p.m. (TBS) are used on the engines, NASCAR will now from Winston-Salem (Carolina). welcome the team home from Wrigley South DE Nate Orchard. Signed CB Don- DIVISION SERIES use a thicker tapered spacer with tapered W LTPct PF PA DETROIT TIGERS — Recalled tae Johnson. (Best-of-5; x-if necessary) Field where they clinched the National Tennessee 310.750 75 73 LHP Ryan Carpenter, SS Willie Cas- CAROLINA PANTHERS — American League holes aimed to restrict air flow. Jacksonville 310.750 88 56 tro and OFs Mike Gerber and Dustin Signed P Michael Palardy to a three- All Games on TBS League Central Division after defeating the NASCAR next year wants to lower the Houston 130.250 96 108 Peterson from Toledo; SS Sergio year contract extension through the Boston vs. New York-Oakland Chicago Cubs. Indianapolis 130.250 94 100 Alcantara from Erie (EL); and RHP 2021 season. winner horsepower in Cup cars at 21 races, all on North Eduardo Jimenez and LHP Gregory CLEVELAND BROWNS — Friday, Oct. 5: New York-Oakland Fans cheered as the buses carrying the ovals larger than 1.2 miles, from 750hp to W LTPct PF PA Soto from Lakeland (FSL). Placed DB Terrance Mitchell on winner at Boston (Sale 12-4), 7:32 Brewers arrived at Miller Park Monday Cincinnati 310.750 126 113 HOUSTON ASTROS — Recalled injured reserve. Signed DB Jeremi- p.m. 550hp. The 14 races on tracks shorter Baltimore 310.750 123 65 1B AJ Reed, OF Derek Fisher and ah McKinnon from the practice Saturday, Oct. 6: New York-Oak- night. Cleveland 121.375 102 104 RHPs Francis Martes and Brady squad. land winner at Boston (Price (16-7), than 1.2 miles in length will use the same Rodgers from Round Rock (PCL). The month of October started off on a Pittsburgh 121.375 102 116 DETROIT LIONS — Waived CB 8:15 p.m. sized spacers from this season. West LOS ANGELES ANGELS — Dee Virgin. Monday, Oct. 8: Boston (Porcello high note for Brewers fans, despite the W LTPct PF PA Recalled RHP Eduardo Paredes LOS ANGELES CHARGERS — 17-7) at New York-Oakland winner, The season-opening Daytona 500 next Kansas City 4001.000 145 115 from Salt Lake (PCL); RHP Jesus Waived P Drew Kaser. Signed P TBA rainy, gloomy first day. The Brewers won year will be run under current configura- Denver 220.500 84 97 Castillo from Mobile (SL); and RHP Donnie Jones. x-Tuesday, Oct. 9: Boston at New their first Central title since 2011, beating L.A. Chargers220.500 111 120 Luke Farrell from Orem (Pioneer). MIAMI DOLPHINS — Released York-Oakland winner, TBA tions that combine the restrictor plate Oakland 130.250 97 123 MINNESOTA TWINS — Fired DT Jordan Phillips. x-Thursday, Oct. 11: New York- the Cubs 3-1 in a tiebreaker game earlier with a tapered spacer. NASCAR will go to NATIONAL CONFERENCE manager Paul Molitor. TENNESSEE TITANS — Signed Oakland winner at Boston, TBA Monday. East SEATTLE MARINERS — WR Chad Hansen and LB LaTroy Houston vs. Cleveland just a spacer at Daytona and Talladega WLTPct PF PA Recalled RHP Dan Altavilla from Lewis to the practice squad. Friday, Oct. 5: Cleveland (Kluber After watching the game at Kelly's Washington 210.667 64 44 Tacoma (PCL) and RHP Max Povse Released WR Kalif Raymond from 20-7) at Houston (Verlander 16-9), after the 500. from Arkansas (TL). Bleachers near Miller Park, some fans Dallas 220.500 67 77 the practice squad. Announced 2:05 p.m. NASCAR believes the adjustments will Philadelphia 220.500 82 81 TAMPA BAY RAYS — Reinstat- Oakland signed OL Ian Silberman Saturday, Oct. 6: Cleveland (Car- headed straight to the ballpark to celebrate N.Y. Giants 130.250 73 95 ed C Michael Perez from the 10-day from the practice squad. rasco 17-10) at Houston (Cole 15- create more passing, more drafting and South DL. Recalled 3B Christian Arroyo, WASHINGTON REDSKINS — 5), 4:37 p.m. the victory over the rival Cubs and wel- afford a better throttle response for the WLTPct PF PA LHP Anthony Banda and RHPs Signed RB Mack Brown to the prac- Monday, Oct. 8: Houston come the team home. The Brewers Team New Orleans 310.750 137 121 Brent Honeywell and Andrew Moore tice squad. (Keuchel 12-11) at Cleveland drivers. NASCAR executive vice president Carolina 210.667 71 60 from Durham (PCL). Canadian Football League (Clevinger 13-8), TBA Store stayed open all night long so fans Steve O'Donnell insisted the idea is not to Tampa Bay 220.500 112 139 TORONTO BLUE JAYS — WINNIPEG BLUE BOMBERS — x-Tuesday, Oct. 9: Houston at could load up on Brew Crew gear. Atlanta 130.250 116 122 Recalled OF Dalton Pompey from Released DB Boobie Hobbs from Cleveland, TBA create pack racing at every track, but North Buffalo (IL). the practice roster. x-Thursday, Oct. 11: Cleveland at WLTPct PF PA National League HOCKEY Houston, TBA instead tighter competition. Chicago 310.750 111 65 ATLANTA BRAVES — Recalled National Hockey League National League Patrick says Rodgers Green Bay 211.625 92 83 LHP Adam McCreery and RHP Wes ANAHEIM DUCKS — Assigned C FS1 and MLB Network Minnesota 121.375 90 110 Parsons from Gwinnett (IL) and LHP Joseph Blandisi and D Jaycob Milwaukee vs. Colorado-Chicago Detroit 130.250 94 114 Ricardo Sanchez from Mississippi Megna to San Diego (AHL). winner spiked idea of Seeking relief, A's to West (SL). ARIZONA COYOTES — Placed Thursday, Oct. 4: Colorado- WLTPct PF PA CINCINNATI REDS — Reinstat- F Josh Archibald, D Jakob Chychrun Chicago winner at Milwaukee, 5:07 start Hendriks in L.A. Rams 4001.000 140 67 ed RHP Robert Stephenson from and Cs Christian Dvorak and Alex p.m. (FS1) woman cave Seattle 220.500 85 81 the 10-day DL. Recalled LHP Bran- Galchenyuk on injured reserve. Friday, Oct. 5: Colorado-Chicago San Francisco130.250 100 118 don Finnegan and RHPs Tanner Assigned D Trevor Murphy to Tuc- winner at Milwaukee, 4:15 p.m. wild-card game Arizona 040.000 37 94 Rainey, Jose Lopez and Austin son (AHL). (FS1) NEWPORT BEACH, Calif. (AP) – Dani- Thursday's Game Brice from Louisville (IL) and 2B BUFFALO SABRES — Claimed Sunday, Oct. 7: Milwaukee at ca Patrick encountered some resistance L.A. Rams 38, Minnesota 31 Shed Long and OFs Jose Siri and LW Remi Elie off waivers from Dal- Colorado-Chicago winner, 4:37 p.m. from Packers quarterback Aaron Rodgers NEW YORK (AP) – Fittingly, Liam Hen- Sunday's Games Aristides Aquino from Chattanooga las. (MLB) driks wore his cap backward. A reliever is New England 38, Miami 7 (SL). CALGARY FLAMES — Assigned x-Monday, Oct. 8: Milwaukee at when she wanted to set up a woman cave Dallas 26, Detroit 24 ST. LOUIS CARDINALS — Fs Andrew Mangiapane and Antho- Colorado-Chicago winner, TBA going to start a team's postseason opener. Chicago 48, Tampa Bay 10 Recalled OF Justin Williams and ny Peluso, D Rasmus Andersson x-Wednesday, Oct. 10: Colorado- in the house they share in Green Bay, Wis- A pitcher with no wins in the regular sea- Green Bay 22, Buffalo 0 RHPs Conner Greene and Matt and G Jon Gillies to Stockton (AHL). Chicago winner at Milwaukee, TBA consin. Jacksonville 31, N.Y. Jets 12 Bowman from Memphis (PCL) and CAROLINA HURRICANES — Los Angeles vs. Atlanta son. A pitcher cut from the 40-man roster in Cincinnati 37, Atlanta 36 RHP Derian Gonzalez from Spring- Claimed G Curtis McElhinney off Thursday, Oct. 4: Atlanta The retired racecar driver proposed June who spent two months toiling in the Tennessee 26, Philadelphia 23, field (TL). waivers from Toronto. (Foltynewicz 13-10) at Los Angeles OT SAN FRANCISCO GIANTS — DETROIT RED WINGS — (Ryu 7-3), 8:37 p.m. (MLB) converting a bedroom into her own space. minor leagues. Houston 37, Indianapolis 34, OT Recalled OF Mac Williamson, 2B Assigned RW Luke Witkowski and D Friday, Oct. 5: Atlanta at Los Patrick says she has her essential oils, salt A pitcher from Down Under who was Seattle 20, Arizona 17 Miguel Gomez, LHP Josh Osich and Joe Hicketts and Filip Hronek to Angeles (Kershaw 9-5), 9:37 p.m. New Orleans 33, N.Y. Giants 18 RHPs Tyler Beede, Tyler Herb and Grand Rapids (AHL). (FS1) rock lamp, yoga mat and meditation pil- happy to get medieval in New York. L.A. Chargers 29, San Francisco Derek Law from Sacramento (PCL) LOS ANGELES KINGS — Placed Sunday, Oct. 7: Los Angeles at low in a windowless room in the house, "Instead of the starter going six and hand- 27 and RHP Chase Johnson from Rich- Fs Dustin Brown and Jonny Brodzin- Atlanta, 8:07 p.m. (FS1) Oakland 45, Cleveland 42, OT mond (EL). ski on injured reserve. Designated F x-Monday, Oct. 8: Los Angeles at and she wanted one with windows ing it over to the bullpen or going five and Baltimore 26, Pittsburgh 14 WASHINGTON NATIONALS — Gabriel Vilardi as injured/non-roster. Atlanta, TBA instead. handing it over to the bullpen, now we're just Open: Washington, Carolina Reinstated RHP Kelvin Herrera from Released F Emerson Etem from his x-Wednesday, Oct. 10: Atlanta at reversing it," Oakland's Australian right-han- Monday's Game the 10-day DL. Recalled SS Matt professional tryout agreement. Los Angeles, TBA "He's got a man cave with his pop shot Reynolds and RHPs Austin Adams MINNESOTA WILD — Placed D der said Tuesday, a day ahead of the Athlet- Kansas City 27, Denver 23 LEAGUE CHAMPIONSHIP and ping-pong table and bar, and I need a Thursday, Oct. 4 and Trevor Gott from Fresno (PCL) Gustav Olofsson on waivers. SERIES ics' AL wild card game against the New York Indianapolis at New England, and C Raudy Read from Harrisburg PHILADELPHIA FLYERS — (Best-of-7, x-if necessary) woman cave," Patrick told interviewer 8:20 p.m. (EL). Claimed G Calvin Pickard off American League Yankees. Sunday, Oct. 7 BASKETBALL waivers from Toronto. All Games on TBS Hannah Storm on Monday at the annual New York's Aaron Boone made a more Miami at Cincinnati, 1 p.m. National Basketball Association ST. LOUIS BLUES — Assigned Saturday, Oct. 13: espnW: Women + Sports Summit in Cali- conventional choice for his postseason game N.Y. Giants at Carolina, 1 p.m. ATLANTA HAWKS — Waived C Fs Chris Thorburn and Zach San- Sunday, Oct. 14: Denver at N.Y. Jets, 1 p.m. Cole Aldrich. ford, D Jake Walman and G Ville Tuesday, Oct. 16: fornia. as a manager, picking Luis Severino over J.A. Jacksonville at Kansas City, 1 NEW YORK KNICKS — Signed F Hussofour players to San Antonio Wednesday, Oct. 17: "I got shut down," Patrick said. Happ and Masahiro Tanaka. Severino creat- p.m. Phillip Carr. (AHL). x-Thursday, Oct. 18: Green Bay at Detroit, 1 p.m. Women's NBA WASHINGTON CAPITALS — x-Saturday, Oct. 20: When she first moved in, Patrick sug- ed a bullpen night in last year's wild card Baltimore at Cleveland, 1 p.m. WNBA — Announced the resig- Claimed F Dmitrij Jaskin off waivers x-Sunday, Oct. 21: gested building a greenhouse to counter game but not by design, lasting just one out Atlanta at Pittsburgh, 1 p.m. nation of president Lisa Borders. from St. Louis. National League Tennessee at Buffalo, 1 p.m. Promoted deputy commissioner COLLEGE Fox and FS1 the cold winters in Green Bay. and leaving with a three-run deficit against Oakland at L.A. Chargers, 4:05 Mark Tatum to interim president. GUILFORD — Named Reid Jaco- Friday, Oct. 12: She says Rodgers liked that idea, with a Minnesota in a game the Yankees rallied to p.m. FOOTBALL by men's assistant basketball coach. Saturday, Oct. 13: win 8-4. Minnesota at Philadelphia, 4:25 National Football League SAINT JOSEPH'S — Promoted Monday, Oct. 15: yoga studio built off the side of the green- p.m. NFL — Suspended Seattle Sea- Renie Shields to senior associate Tuesday, Oct. 16: Oakland manager Bob Melvin has been Arizona at San Francisco, 4:25 hawks LB Mychal Kendricks indefi- athletics director for student experi- x-Wednesday, Oct. 17: house. scrambling because of injuries to starting p.m. nitely after he pleaded guilty to fed- ence, Katie Shields to senior associ- x-Friday, Oct. 19: L.A. Rams at Seattle, 4:25 p.m. eral insider trading charges. Fined ate athletics director for develop- x-Saturday, Oct. 20: pitchers Jharel Cotton, Kendall Graveman, Dallas at Houston, 8:20 p.m. New York Jets RB Isaiah Crowell ment and Ken Krimmel to assistant WORLD SERIES NASCAR to remove Sean Manaea, Paul Blackburn, Andrew Trig- Open: Tampa Bay, Chicago has been fined $13,369 by the NFL athletics director for compliance. (Best-of-7, x-if necessary) Monday, Oct. 8 for his crude touchdown celebration Named Emily Saleski assistant ath- All Games on FOX gs and Daniel Gossett . Yet, the A's finished Washington at New Orleans, 8:15 in Cleveland; Atlanta Falcon's CB letic trainer, Pete O'Hara assistant Tuesday, Oct. 23: restrictor plates at second in the AL West at 97-65, their best p.m. Brian Poole was docked $20,054 for baseball coach and Ahmad Wednesday, Oct. 24: record in 16 years, and their relievers went a horse-collar tackle and $20,054 for Salamah assistant strength and Friday, Oct. 26: roughing the passer and Minnesota Daytona, Talladega TransactionsBASEBALL conditioning coach. Saturday, Oct. 27: 45-16, the second-most bullpen wins in big Viking's LB Anthony Barr was fined American League SANTA CLARA — Named Mark x-Sunday, Oct. 28: league history behind Tampa Bay's 54 this BOSTON RED SOX — Recalled $10,026 for a facemask call and Marquess special assistant to the x-Tuesday, Oct. 30: DAYTONA BEACH, Fla. (AP) – 2B Tony Renda and RHPs Marcus $20,054 for a horse-collar tackle. director of athletics. x-Wednesday, Oct. 31: year. ARIZONA CARDINALS — NASCAR will use two primary rules pack- Postseason NHL is moving Wings need Larkin to step up in new era forward with

DETROIT (AP) – Dylan Larkin signed multiyear contract last sum- Seattle has suddenly become a veteran at mer. Filip Zadina may not make an expansion bid the age of 22 for the Detroit Red impact in the NHL right away, but Wings. teammates say the Czech winger NEW YORK (AP) – The "It could be the first time I'm not taken No. 6 overall this year won't NHL is moving forward the youngest guy on the team," take long. with plans to expand to Larkin said. "That's why I'm grow- "You can tell how he handles the Seattle. ing out this beard." puck and skates that he's going to Commissioner Gary The rebuilding Red Wings are be something special," Kronwall Bettman said Tuesday the desperately hoping the talented, said. Board of Governors' execu- two-way center can quickly THE D IN THE D tive committee recom- become a leader on and off the ice. Defense appears to be the weak- mended proceeding with They suffered a setback before the est part of the team. The back end Seattle's expansion appli- season even started when captain is led by the 37-year-old Kronwall cation, with an eye on vot- Henrik Zetterberg's back injury and Trevor Daley. Mike Green is ing to approve the league's ended his career. expected to miss the season-open- 32nd franchise in Decem- "It's a massive loss," general ing game and it out indefinitely ber. The recommendation manager Ken Holland acknowl- with a virus. Green signed a two- came a few hours after key edged. "No one person is going to year contract worth $10-plus mil- stakeholders presented be able to replace one of the great- lion after he had a season-ending their case to the committee est Red Wings of all time." surgery on his spine last spring. and hit it off enough that Larkin is likely the one player IN NET Seattle could be awarded a who can come closest to filling the Detroit appears to have a solid team two months from void this season. He signed a $30.5 tandem in goal: Jimmy Howard now. million, five-year deal last summer and Jonathan Bernier. Howard, "The notion is have the after leading the team with career who made his Red Wings debut board vote on expansion," highs in assists (47) and points nearly 13 years ago, was 22-27-9 Bettman said. "And assum- (63) in his third season. last season with a 2.85 goals- ing, as I think everybody Detroit did not make the play- against average. He may not have is, that it would be offs last year for the second to play 60 games again because approved – I don't want to straight year after earning a spot in Bernier has 10 years of experience be presumptuous of the the postseason 25 straight times. A and played in at least 37 games the board's prerogative – but lot will have to go right for the Red previous three years for three everything seems to be on Wings to avoid missing out on the teams: Colorado, Anaheim and track." playoffs again, a three-year Toronto. It was the best possible drought that would be their "We think we have a solid 1-2 news that could have come longest since 1979-83. punch in net," Holland said. "That out of the meetings for pro- Hall of Famer Steve Yzerman should help us stay in games and ponents of the NHL in led the franchise's resurgence after be competitive." Seattle. being named captain in 1986 at the COACHING CONTINUITY Bettman agreed with age of 21 until his retirement in Coach Jeff Blashill enters the Seattle Mayor Jenny 2006. Hall of Famer Nicklas Lid- final year of his contract with a Durkan that the preference strom then wore the 'C' for the next 104-105-37 record over three years. is for the team to begin several seasons before ending his "The team played hard for him play in the 2020-21 sea- career and starting Zetterberg's and we lost 27 games by a goal," son, and that's still a very run as captain. Holland said. "There's no doubt real possibility as long as "(Larkin) has a drive like those he's a better coach than he was a renovations to KeyArena in guys no doubt about it," defense- year or two ago because of the downtown Seattle proceed man Niklas Kronwall said as he Associated Press experience." as scheduled. prepared for his 15th season with IN THIS Sept. 19, 2018 photo, Detroit Red Wings center Dylan CAPTAIN COMEBACK? "I'm very confident the Red Wings. "He stays on the ice Larkin (71) takes a shot on goal during overtime of an NHL presea- Yzerman stepped down as we're going to be able to late. Sometimes he's on the ice son hockey game against the Pittsburgh Penguins, in Detroit. The Tampa Bay Lightning general man- move forward and get what before skates. And sometimes, he 22-year-old center was given a $30.5 million, five-year contract to ager earlier this month to become a we need from the NHL and skates with Little Caesars (youth) lead the franchise on and off the ice. senior advise and speculation the team and stick to the teams because he just loves being Kronwall said. "Then over the next role and I would not be surprised if swirled that the move paved the schedule so we have hock- on the ice." year or two, things will naturally that happened down the road." way for the former Detroit star ey in 2020," Durkan said. While Larkin seems like a likely have their way and the next guy UP RONT known as "The Captain," to return "They know we want it in candidate to become the next cap- will be the Red Wings' captain for a Detroit is retooling around a to run the Red Wings. Holland has 2020 and (the league tain, he may have to wait. long time. Larkin is a natural lead- trio of promising, young forwards: two years left on his contract. would) like to have it in "My guess is we would be we'd er and hopefully he'll take more Larkin, Anthony Mantha and 2020, too, if we get the go with three alternates this year," steps to grow even more into that Andreas Athanasiou. All three team." l THE DAILY GLOBE • YOURDAILYGLOBE.COM COMICS WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 3, 2018 11 HERMAN SPEED BUMP Brother says beard not invited Dear Annie: My niece, “Becky,” is get- ting married next month, and according to my younger brother “John,” I can’t attend the wedding because I have a beard. Personally, I think I look like Heming- way. I am a food writer and photo journal- ist. My barber always says, “Don’t shave! Dear You look good with your beard.” Annie My family has about 40 members, and if I started shaving off my beard for each one, I would never wear a beard again. I accepting any responsibility at all for am also known for my beard and have a being controlling. It puts all the responsi- travel and food blog named after it. bility on the victim to behave in the way My niece invited me by formal invita- the controller defines as OK. tion, and I replied affirmatively. So, do I She accepted that responsibility when shave the beard and feast with my big Ital- she vowed, “Of course, I will no longer ian family? Or do I not shave and spend dance with anyone else.” From the view- THE PAJAMA DIARIES the day home alone as in the past? – Gray- point of the abuser, that means “mission beard accomplished.” Control in place. To accept Dear Graybeard: It sounds as if you’re that responsibility (never dancing with the gray sheep of the family. So be it. You anyone else) acknowledges that the prob- don’t need to shear your wool for anyone. lem here is her dancing with someone Your niece invited you – all of you, includ- else, as opposed to being that her husband ing your beard – and you said yes. Go to is using unfair methods to control her. It the wedding. Eat and dance, and look out sets up a precedent. Rages work to control for clippers. her behavior. Dear Annie: This is in response to “Per- I believe she should try to continue ception vs. Truth,” the woman who wrote dancing with others, assuming she’s in an about her husband’s flying into a jealous environment where casual exchanging of MOTHER GOOSE & GRIMM rage because she danced with another partners is the norm. – Domestic Violence man. Advocate I am afraid that when you wrote “every- Dear Domestic Violence Advocate: The one makes mistakes,” the woman may line about how everyone makes mistakes have taken that to imply that she was the was unclear, and I appreciate your bring- one who’d made a mistake. Please clarify ing that to my attention. That was meant to that. (As a victim of controlling behavior, be about her husband, as the letter writer she is probably conditioned by the con- was not at all in the wrong. Thank you for troller to see problems as being her fault.) your advocacy on behalf of victims and What experienced domestic violence survivors of domestic violence. I’d like to professionals say about rages like the one take this opportunity to publish the num- she described is this: These rages are ber for The National Domestic Violence BORN LOSER always about control. Even when jealousy Hotline: 800-799-7233. is communicated in a more reasonable Send your questions for Annie Lane to manner, it is about control. It’s an easy and [email protected]. effective way to control someone without COPYRIGHT 2018 CREATORS.COM

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We are seeking a self-motivated (906)667-0222 individual with experience in gas and diesel engines, hydraulics, 2. Bob McConnell 543 Slippery Rock Road electrical systems, preventative maintenance, welding, etc. Slippery Rock, PA 16057 Candidate should possess good organizational skills, be able to (724)290-9338 NOTICE OF HEARING communicate e5ectively to colleagues and leadership, and be able The plaintiff and the defendant must to work in either a group or individual setting. be in court on Friday, October 19, Wage based on experience. Bessemer Plywood Corporation o5ers a 2018 at 9:00am at the court ad- dress above. competitive bene6ts package including health, dental, vision and I have knowledge or belief about life insurance, 401k, paid holidays and paid vacation about all the facts stated in this affi- davit and I am a full-time employee Applicants may apply in person at BPC, of the plaintiff. Monday-Friday, 8:00 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. The plaintiff is a corporation. The defendant is a sole proprietor. Bessemer Plywood Corporation The date(s) the claim arose is/are 1000 Yale Ave • Bessemer, MI 49911 9/4, 9/10, 9/28 of 2015 and multiple finance charges monthly ever since. Attention: Al The amount of money claimed is $6,000.00. (Note: Plainiff's costs Fax: 906-667-0815 are determined by the court and awarded as appropriate. They are Email: [email protected] not part of the amount claimed) BPC is an equal opportunity employer The reasons for the claim are: Mr. McConnell ordered fuel for his res- idence and lodge on Lake Gogebic and had work done on his vehicle and charged it to his account. These charges go back to 2015. Iron County Human Services Department Daily Globe After multiple attempts to contact SUDOKU him he left the area and made no Sudoku is a number-placing puzzle Full-Time Social Worker / Information and "Y$AVE'REEN attempt to pay for his balance. based on a 9x9 grid with several given The plaintiff understands and ac- Assistance Specialist ADRC-North) numbers. The object is to place the cepts that the claim is limited to     $6,000.00 by law and that the Social Worker wanted to provide services to adults through the Iron County numbers 1 to 9 in the empty squares plaintiff gives up the rights to (a) re- Branch of the ADRC-N (Adult and Disabilities Resource Center – North) and so that each row, each column and cover more than this limit, (b) an at-     torney, (c) a jury trail, and (d) ap- the Human Services Department. The ADRC-N provides information and as- each 3x3 box contains the same peal the judges decision. sistance in accessing benefits and services for adults and families relating to number only once. The difficulty level I believe the defendant is mentally elderly or adults with physical or developmental/intellectual disabilities. Re-   competent, I believe the defendant of the Conceptis Sudoku increases is 18 years or older. sponsibilities include providing information and assistance about services and from Monday to Saturday. Michelle Groom resources available, providing long-term care options counseling, performing  7/25/18 Deputy Clerk, C.J. Wineb-  urner long-term care functional screens, and some back up for Adult Protective and Answer to previous puzzle The defendant(s) must be served Adult at Risk Services. This position also includes the provision of services to   by 10/24/18 the identified target groups within the Aging and Disability Resource Center.                   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Peite *By email: [email protected] or [email protected] (now deceased), original mort- gagor(s), to the River Valley Bank, *By fax: 715-561-2128 Mortgagee, dated October 23, To be considered for this position, a complete application packet including EPIPEN SHORTAGE HAS 2006, and recorded on October 31, the Iron County Human Services Application Form, letter of interest 2006, in Liber 476, Page 817, in Gogebic County Records, and resume’ must be submitted no later than: PARENTS SCRAMBLING Michigan, on which Mortgage there 4:00 p.m. Friday, October 5th, 2018 is claimed to be due at the date hereof the sum of Twenty-Two Iron County is an Equal Opportunity Employer Thousand Three Hundred Thirty by Robert Ashley, M.D., Eve Glazier, M.D. & Elizabeth Ko, M.D. Four and 23/100 Dollars ($22,334.23), including interest con- tinuing to accrue at 6.750% per an- Dear Doctor: Between my sis- to a variety of production and tended the expiration dates of num. Under the power of sale con- ter and me, we have three kids delivery issues. At the same specific lots of EpiPens by four tained in said Mortgage and the with serious allergies (two time, with millions of kids months. Although EpiPen is by statute in such case made and provided, NOTICE IS HEREBY peanut and one bee sting), and headed back to school in late far the best-selling epinephrine GIVEN that on Friday, October 12, each of their schools requires August and early September, auto-injector on the market at 2018 at 10:00 a.m., said Mortgage us to provide them with an pharmacies have seen a this time, there are several will be foreclosed by a sale at pub- lic auction, to the highest bidder, at EpiPen for emergencies. Now marked spike in demand. As other FDA-approved brands the Front East Door of the Court- Sales Engineer there's a shortage and we can't you noted in your letter, available, including Adrenaclick house Building in the City of Besse- We value dedicated people who wish to play a role in a world find even one EpiPen, let alone schools require parents to pro- and Auvi-Q. Each requires its mer, Gogebic County, Michigan (that being the building where the class, customer-oriented organization. The Sales Engineer serves three. What's going on? Are vide one -- and often two -- own prescription, so a visit to as the initial point of contact for new projects with Circuit Court for the County of there any other options for us? EpiPens for children with the family doctor or a clinic is Gogebic is held) of the Property, as both current and potential customers. Dear Reader: As anyone with a known allergies. Add in sports necessary. However, these al- defined in the Mortgage, or so Qualified Candidates Must Possess: much thereof as may be necessary serious allergy knows, an teams and after-school pro- ternative versions may not be to pay the amount due on the Mort- Associate Degree in technical or mechanical field. However, EpiPen can save your life. grams, as well as the ones covered by insurance. gage, together with interest and de- • extensive experience (1-2 years) with plastic injection molding Whether the trigger is a food, a needed at home, and the de- For information on pharmacies fault interest, protective advances, or mold building, may be substituted for degree requirements. fees, costs, charges and expenses, drug, an insect sting or bite, or mand is far outstripping the that still have a stock of and also any sums which may be Exceptional verbal and written communications skills. another kind of allergen, the re- supply. EpiPens available, Mylan has paid by the undersigned necessary to protect its interest. Said premises •Able to proficiently use Microsoft products (MSWord, sult can range from serious dis- Parents are reporting that de- asked patients to call its cus- are situated in the City of Ironwood, comfort all the way to spite calls to pharmacies tomer relations department at • PowerPoint, Excel). Able to effectively learn company ERP County of Gogebic, State of system. anaphylaxis, a severe and po- throughout their areas, they 1-800-796-9526. For more in- Michigan: tentially life-threatening reac- are unable to fill their prescrip- formation about the alternative LOT 3, BLOCK 1, GEARY’S ADDI- We offer competitive wages and a full benefit package that TION TO THE CITY OF IRON- tion that requires immediate tions. According to data col- FDA-approved ephedrine auto- includes a low cost H.S.A. compliant Health Insurance Plan, WOOD, ACCORDING TO THE RE- treatment. Injecting the con- lected by patient advocacy injectors, visit the agency's CORDED PLAT THEREOF free employee Life Insurance, immediate eligibility in 401(k) tents of an EpiPen into the groups, up to 80 percent of website at (sorry, they don't Parcel No. 2752-22-135-040 with a 2% company match, low cost Dental, Vision, and Life More commonly known as 208 E. thigh releases a calibrated parents in 43 states have been make it easy) Ridge Street, Ironwood, MI 49938 Insurance for you and your family. Cash Profit Sharing! dose of epinephrine, a chemi- either unable to fill their EpiPen www.fda.gov/downloads/Drugs The redemption period shall be 6 Paid holidays and vacation, and more! cal that eases the symptoms of prescriptions or were able to /InformationOnDrugs/UCM520 months from the date of such fore- closure sale, unless determined Access to Berkshire Hathaway Discounts! an allergic reaction by narrow- purchase only part of what they 800.pdf. abandoned in accordance with STEADY AND STABLE EMPLOYMENT FOR OVER 39 YEARS ing blood vessels and opening needed. A generic (and less (Eve Glazier, M.D., MBA, is an MCLA 600.3241a, in which case the airways of the lungs. Al- expensive) version of the the redemption period shall be 30 internist and assistant profes- days from the date of such sale. Submit your resume no later than Friday, October 5th, 2018. though the relief from symp- EpiPen, manufactured by Submit your resume to: sor of medicine at UCLA If the Real Property is sold at the toms is swift, it's not prolonged. Mylan, is also in short supply. Health. Elizabeth Ko, M.D., is mortgage foreclosure sale, the Bor- [email protected] That's why, after an allergic re- Meanwhile, another generic rower on the Note will be held re- an internist and primary care sponsible to the person who buys action that requires the use of ephedrine auto-injector, to be Ironwood Plastics is an Equal Opportunity Employer physician at UCLA Health.) the Real Property at the mortgage an EpiPen, it's important to im- produced by the Israeli com- All qualified applicants will receive consideration for COPYRIGHT 2017 foreclosure sale or to the mortgage mediately seek medical care. pany Teva Pharmaceuticals, is THE PRESIDENT AND FELLOWS holder for damaging the Real Prop- employment without regard to race, color, religion, sex, OF HARVARD COLLEGE erty during the redemption period. Since last spring, there has not yet available. Dated: September 10, 2018 national origin, age, protected veteran status or status as an DISTRIBUTED BY UNIVERSAL been a national shortage of The EpiPen shortage has re- River Valley Bank. Lender individual with disability. All qualified applicants will not UCLICK FOR UFS McRoberts Law Office, P.C. be discriminated against on the basis of disability. EpiPens available. According sulted in action from the U.S. 1130 Walnut, By: Henry F. McRoberts (P64442) to Mylan, the company that Food and Drug Administration. Kansas City, MO 64106; 801 River Avenue markets the EpiPen, this is due In late August, the agency ex- 816-581-7500 Iron Mountain, MI 49801 (906)776-0820 l 14 WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 3, 2018 4-H WEEK THE DAILY GLOBE • YOURDAILYGLOBE.COM LEADERS OF TOMORROW Iron County 4-H grows by offering variety of activities By RICHARD JENKINS regularly [email protected] involved in HURLEY – Iron County’s 4-H club activi- membership rolls are growing, ties. He which for 4-H Youth Develop- said a large ment Educator Neil Klemme number of means there is a greater chance those who that it will help develop some of belong to the county’s future leaders. 4-H, but Klemme, who works in Iron don’t nec- County’s University of Wiscon- essarily participate in club activi- sin-Extension office, said leader- ties, joined the organization ship is an underlying principle of through the Sisu Endurance most activities in the organiza- Team – which formed last winter tion for young people between and has been operating cross- ages 5-19. country skiing, running and “What I always tell people is, mountain bike teams on the we don’t teach arts and crafts and Gogebic Range. we don’t teach those things,” Klemme said the county’s Klemme told the Daily Globe in membership is growing, in part, an interview to mark National 4- because there are activities for H week. “What we’re doing is most ages. we’re using those things to teach “We’re adding little kids – leadership, teamwork, critical we’re adding the first, second, thinking, problem solving and all third graders – but we’re not los- those other skills kids need to ing them at seventh and eighth grow up to be successful adults.” grade. They’re sticking with us He said 4-H has different lev- through high school,” Klemme els, operating as clubs at the said. “If I was to keep losing kids county level. Each club is largely in high school (the organization independent, according to wouldn’t grow).” Klemme, operating under parlia- The members benefit by stay- mentary procedure and main- ing involved as they get older, taining its own budget and select- Klemme said, as that is when the ing its own officers. Club meet- fun opportunities start to become ings consist of a business meet- increasingly available. ing, entertainment and an educa- “When you get to high school, tional program. you start leading projects at your “That’s the leadership on the club meetings; or you start going local level,” he said. to national youth conference, or Submitted photo Iron County has four clubs state youth conference, or space HURLEY JUNIORS Tabby Morello, right, and Riley Kangas talk to participants at the Missouri Youth currently, with only one focused camp,” he said. “As you get older, Civil Leader Summit in March after the two were part of an Iron County presentation on the coun- on raising animals. there’s more opportunities and ty’s youth first impressions survey process. The first impressions survey was just one leadership Klemme pushed back against more doors that open up to a 4-H opportunity available to Iron County young people as part of 4-H. the stereotype of 4-H as an orga- kid.” nization focused on “cows and As giving back is a key tenet in While not officially chartered “If there is someone who I haven’t been able to find that plows.” 4-H, Klemme said members are as 4-Clubs, Klemme said area 4- wants to be a leader, who wants leader,” Klemme said. “I’m will- “I would say 20 percent of our also involved in a variety of com- H’ers have also been involved in to start a club, that would be a ing to coach the leader – they’re kids show animals at the fair,” he munity service projects around first impressions surveys, design- great thing for us to talk about,” going to be new to 4-H probably said. “The rest of them partici- the state – including raking ing non-motorized trailheads and he said, specifically mentioning – I’d be willing to coach them pate in the leadership opportuni- leaves at the Iron County Memo- serving in an advisory capacity to he’d love to increase involvement and help them create that club. ties we offer, they learn new skills rial Building and cleaning up the Iron County Board of Super- in the Mercer area “I know there’s kids interested in other areas as well.” parts of the Gile Flowage. visors. “If there’s someone in the Mer- in doing 4-H in Mercer, I just Iron County has over 200 reg- “They love the Gile Flowage so While Iron County 4-H may be cer area who would like to be a 4- haven’t found that leader yet.” istered 4-H’ers, according to they want to make sure it’s growing, Klemme is still looking H leader, I’ve been trying to start To get involved in 4-H, contact Klemme, with approximately 72 clean,” Klemme said. for additional opportunities. a club there for six years now and Klemme at 715-561-2695. 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