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DAILY GLOBE Tuesday, December 3, 2019 Mostly cloudy yourdailyglobe.com | High: 29 | Low: 21 | Details, page 2 BIG SNOW COUNTRY Gogebic Range recovers from weekend snow storm By TOM LAVENTURE [email protected] IRONWOOD – The second storm of the week brought about 20.1 inches of new snow to the west and northwest of Ironwood over the weekend, said Taylor Prislovsky, a meteorologist with the National Weather Service office in Marquette. The highest total for the Upper Peninsula was 28.2 inches about three miles east of Rapid River in Delta County, he said. The Climate Prediction Center of the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration’s National Weather Service, has an Tom LaVenture/Daily Globe equal chance for below average, A GROUP of snowmobilers from Wautoma and Amherst, Wisconsin, prepare to load their machines next to the Historic Ironwood average and above average tem- Depot following a Monday morning on Ironwood area trails. From left, Ed Klinger, Mike Klieforth, John Krueger and Katie Krueger. peratures for the U.P. this winter, he said. It is too early to tell what changes this far out,” Prislovsky “The wet snow and freezing driz- tions were still unsafe to try and tions and closings for November kind of winter the U.P. will have said. zle led to icy conditions, and operate in ice and wind.” and early December since the air- but the storms are consistent The weather should remain numerous flights were canceled The airline does its best to line’s first year here in 2014 when with the prediction for above partly cloudy with temperatures due to the inclement weather. accommodate passengers affect- 280 inches fell that year as average precipitation, he said. in the teens and twenties through Weather conditions account- ed by cancellations, he said. opposed to the average 166 inch- “So far it does seem to be hit- Saturday when there is another ed for 14 cancelled commercial There are refunds or rescheduled es, he said. ting the pattern,” Prislovsky said. chance of snow showers. It is flights (six Minneapolis and eight flight accommodations. The Michigan State Police There is a 40% chance of snow expected to be cloudy through Chicago) between Nov. 11 “A few drove to Rhinelander to Wakefield Post said there were no showers this evening through Sunday. through Monday, said Shane catch a flight from there,” he said. serious calls and officially only Wednesday with a minor region- The Gogebic-Iron County Air- Storz, CEO of Air Choice One air- “We do our best but it’s hard to responded to one report of a car al system moving through, port was shut down at one point lines via phone from St. Louis, find alternative transportation in and deer collision on Nov. 26, according to the weather service. in the storm, “The storms last Missouri. blizzard conditions.” and a car in a ditch on Nov. 27 on “This seems to me to be a week caused lots of problems for “We still had issues at Iron- Weather related closings have weak synoptic system but it’s too the airport and the airlines,” said wood on Monday,” Storz said. not been unusual for Ironwood far out ... snowfall amount easily Michael Harma, airport manager. “The airport was open but condi- but these are the most cancella- STORM — page 5 FALLEN SNOW Mercer has new DNR property manager By TOM LAVENTURE parts man- tle Turtle River Dam. She also [email protected] aged more manages hunter walking trails MERCER, Wis. – The Wis- than 1,000 and ski and snowshoe trails that consin Department of Natural c a mp s i te s . are maintained by MECCA. Resources now has a full time Prior to that, “My role is going to be work- property manager at the Mercer she was at ing on property and looking at Ranger Station. the DNR Ser- the recreation involvement part Beth Feind started work Nov. vice Center of it and working with the mas- 12 as the property manager of in Woodruff. ter plan,” she said. the Turtle Flambeau Scenic “My expe- The previous part-time man- Waters Area for the Bureau of rience work- ager, Brett Beckham, is a retired Parks and Recreation of the Wis- Beth ing in the DNR law enforcement ranger Feind consin DNR. The role includes DNR has who was filling in with the prop- inspecting and improving boat always been erty manager role before Feind landings, trails and parking lots, a pleasure,” Feind said. accepted the position. Having along with rustic family and Feind manages 35,685 acres someone in the role part time group campsites. of Turtle Flambeau Scenic covered the priorities but more “I take care of the recreation Waters Area, established by can be done with a full-time side of things,” Feind said. “I Chippewa and Flambeau manager, she said. make sure that our campsites Improvement Company in 1926. “I am excited to be in this role aren’t eroding or causing any This includes 14,326 water because we haven’t had some- problems.” acres, 327 miles of shoreline and one as a full time property man- Feind has been with the DNR 195 islands and floating bogs. ager for five years,” she said. since 2010. She was previously a Part of the role is managing “Brett was graciously filling in park ranger at Northern High- 66 campsites accessible only by land American Legion State For- water along with six boat land- est where she and her counter- ings, the Turtle Dam and the Lit- MERCER — page 5 Former Bessemer drug dealer arrested in Duluth fentanyl bust By RICHARD JENKINS Evans said 80 grams of “sus- Team conducting several con- [email protected] pected pure fentanyl” was seized trolled buys from Bowser. DULUTH – A Chicago man during the execution of three The execution of a search who was sentenced to federal search warrants in the case. Fen- warrant on his Bessemer resi- prison for dealing heroin in tanyl is a synthetic opioid that dence led to the seizure of 35 Bessemer in 2016 was arrested can be up to 100 times stronger grams of heroin. late last month in Duluth, in than morphine. Rather than commencing his what authorities there say may “The drugs seized during this 2016 sentence, a Department of be the biggest fentanyl seizure in operation would have been Justice news release said Bowser Minnesota this year. enough to kill more than 26,000 was being transported to Dou- Raymond Valentino Bowser, people,” Evans said in a state- glas County, Wisconsin to face 35, was one of two men arrested ment. heroin-related charges there and Nov. 21 in Duluth during an Bowser had previously been to U.S. District Court in Min- undercover operation, accord- sentenced to five years in federal nesota for violating the terms of ing to the Minnesota Bureau of prison and 12 years of super- his supervised release from a Criminal Apprehension. Denzel vised release in March 2016 for 2008 federal drug conviction Submitted photo Lavon Hale, 29, of Duluth was distribution of heroin within that he was still on at the time of A TREE bears the weight of recent snows that fell around the also arrested. 1,000 feet of a playground after Gogebic Range in recent days. Ironwood resident Bonnie Wainio In addition to the arrests, an investigation that included submitted the photo. BCA Superintendent Drew the Gogebic Iron Area Narcotics BUST — page 5 TODAY INDEX Mostly cloudy — Details, page 2 Classifieds . . . . .12-13 75 cents Comics ...... 11 Monday Today’s records Snowfall Community ...... 3 Vol. 101, No. 11 High 34 High 58 (1982) 24 hours to 7 a.m. Health ...... 6 Low 22 Low -20 (1976) Monday 6.5 in. Snow depth 26 in. Obituaries ...... 2 Year ago today Precipitation Season total 56 in. Opinion ...... 4 High 30 24 hours to 7 a.m. Last year 42.9 in. Sports ...... 9-10 Low 23 Monday .29 in. l 2 TUESDAY, DECEMBER 3, 2019 AREA / NATION THE DAILY GLOBE • YOURDAILYGLOBE.COM FIVE-DAY FORECASTFO ORECAST FOR IRONWOODIR RONWOOD Obituaries TODAY WEDNESDAYWEDNESDDAY THURSDAY FRIDAYFRIDDAY SATURDAY Eugene ‘Gene’ J. Juoni ASHLAND, Wis. — On the after- YouTube). There was noon of Dec. 1, 2019, at the age of 86, nothing we didn’t Few Snow w Mostly Cloudy Mostly Cloudy Partly CloudyC Mostly Cloudy Eugene “Gene” J. Juoni went to his think our father Showerss eternal home to be with his Lord and could not do. 29° 21° 28° 18°188° 29° 15° 20° 12° 31° 23° Savior, Jesus Christ. He was not an Gene was born in High Bridge, on overtly open, emo- Winds: Winds: Winds: Winds:Winnds: Winds: July 12, 1933 the only child of Jacob tional man. Compli- 1100 mmphph WWSWSW 110-140-14 mmphph W 66-13-13 mphmph WWSWSW 77-10-10 mmphph WWNWNW 1616 mphmph SSWSSW and Hannah (Nortunen) Juoni. He was ments and praise for Ontonagon LOCALL OUTLOOK raised on his parent’s farm in High accomplishments 35/27 Bridge and spent nearly all his life from dad were rare Todayy we will see mostly cloudy Eugene “Gene” Bergland skies with a slight g chance of snow there. On July 27, 1957 he was joined J. Juoni but if you received 30/22 showeshowers,ers, high temperature of 29°, in marriage to Dale G. Beauregard, one it was a treasure Wakefield 1933 — 2019 Ironwood humidhumiditydity of 82%. West southwest also of High Bridge. because it was truly Saxon 29/21 29/21 Marenisco wind 10 mph. The record high 30/23 tempetemperatureerature for today is 58° set He worked for a few years in road genuine and heartfelt. He loved his 29/21 Bessemer in 1981982. 82. construction as a truck driver until he family and worried about their well- Upson Hurley 29/21 Watersmeet 29/20 29/21 29/21 SUNS AND MOON was hired by the White Pine Copper being constantly. Company of White Pine, Mich. 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Cyber Monday is still hold- easier to browse, when started offering Cyber was self-educated. If he didn’t under- Funeral arrangements have been ing up as the biggest online they returned from the Monday deals on Saturday, stand or know how to accomplish entrusted to the Mountain Funeral shopping day of the year, Thanksgiving break. calling the three-day something he would read, ask others, Home and Cremation Services of Ash- even though many of the “It’s somewhat antiquat- extravaganza “Cyber Mon- or watch a VHS tape (yes before land and Mellen, Wis. same deals have been avail- ed,” said Rob Graf, vice day Weekend.” able online for weeks and president of strategy and Walmart kicked off the name harks back to the insights at cloud comput- online discounts for the Roselle Marie Pekol Adams days of dial-up modems. ing company Salesforce, holidays a week before Hal- Shoppers are expected which tracks shopping loween. It was a way to WAKEFIELD, Mich. — Roselle Marie Daniel Lon (Lynn to spend a record $9.4 bil- behavior of the online combat the shortened holi- Pekol Adams, 96, formerly of Iron- Bloshenko) Adams lion on purchases made on stores that use its platform. day shopping season. wood, passed away at Gogebic Medical and a stepdaughter, their phones and comput- “But retailers are still using Thanksgiving is always Care Facility in Wakefield, Michigan Jane Cole of Indiana. ers Monday, up about 19% it as a big milestone and celebrated on the fourth on Nov. 29. Roselle is preced- from last year’s Cyber Mon- driving heavy discounts.” Thursday of November. She was born on August 2, 1923, in ed in death by her day, according to Adobe At least one brand This year, that was Nov. 28, Ironwood, the daughter of Stanislaus parents; her hus- Analytics, which tracks played up Cyber Monday’s cutting the typical time and Teresa (Doroz) Pekol. band; and siblings, transactions at 80 of the origins: Bonobos, the between Thanksgiving and top 100 U.S. online stores. men’s clothing seller Christmas by nearly a Roselle was a member of Our Lady Teresa, in infancy, The busiest time is owned by Walmart Inc., week, making it the short- of Peace Catholic Church in Ironwood Angella (George) and the former St. Michael’s Catholic Roselle Marie Westlund, Elizabeth expected to be in the hour photographed models pos- est stretch between the two Pekol Adams before midnight, as people ing with clunky computers holidays since 2013. Church. She served on the Funeral Pall 1923 — 2019 Kathleen, Julia, Ame- race to take advantage of and black-and-white TVs Adobe said the best- Committee at Our Lady of Peace. tia, in infancy, and discounts before they dis- for its site. selling toys on Cyber Mon- She graduated from Luther L. Frank. appear. “Boot up the dial-up,” day were those related to Wright High School in 1941. Interment will take place at River- Cyber Monday was cre- one of its Cyber Monday the “Frozen 2” movie, “Paw This little lady was familiar to many side Cemetery, Ironwood, in the ated by retailers in 2005 to ads said. Patrol” show and the LOL people on the Gogebic Range, for she spring. Cremation has taken place. get people to shop online at On average, retailers Surprise brand. TVs from worked 35 1/2 years for Kresges, There will not be a funeral. a time when high-speed offered 30% off on Mon- Samsung and laptops by Jupiter and lastly at K-Mart, retiring in The staff at Gogebic Medical Care internet was rare and the day, the steepest discounts Apple were also hot sellers. iPhone didn’t exist. The of the year, according to And Amazon’s devices, 1987. She was noted for speaking Pol- took excellent care of Roselle. Thank idea was to encourage peo- Salesforce. such as its voice activated ish to all her little Polish lady cus- you. ple to shop at work, where Some have been offer- Echo, did well, too. tomers. In lieu of flowers please consider Roselle was an active, hardworking, sending a donation to St. Jude’s Hospi- energetic lady. She also volunteered as tal which Roselle truly believed in at Jimmy Carter hospitalized for urinary tract infection a cashier at St. Vincent de Paul for 11 St. Jude’s Hospital 262 Danny Thomas AMERICUS, Ga. (AP) — Deanna Congileo, a “He is feeling better and eleven years. Place Memphis, TN 38105 Former U.S. President spokeswoman for The looks forward to returning She was married to Joseph Adams McKevitt-Patrick Funeral Home is Jimmy Carter was admitted Carter Center, said in a home soon. We will issue a on August 2, 1944. He preceded her in assisting the family. For more informa- to a south Georgia hospital statement that the 95-year- statement when he is death on Jan. 18, 1963. tion or to express online condolences, over the weekend for treat- old former president was released for further rest Roselle is survived by her son, visit mckevittpatrickfuneralhome.com ment of a urinary tract admitted to Phoebe Sumter and recovery at home,” she infection, a spokeswoman Medical Center in Ameri- added. said Monday. cus over the weekend. Carter has overcome Herman Roy Stone several health challenges in IRONWOOD, Mich. – Herman Roy Funeral arrangements have been recent years. Stone, 71, of Ironwood, passed away entrusted to Jerald Rocco, owner and # # He was diagnosed with THIS DAY melanoma in 2015, peacefully late Sunday evening, Dec. 1, manager of Lakeside Memorial Chapel announcing that the cancer 2019, at his home, surrounded by his Inc., in Wakefield, who will release a IN HISTORY had spread to other parts loving family. complete obituary notice later. December 3 of his body. After partial removal of his liver, treat- Michael Dennis Ravelli • 1847 Frederick Douglass publishes first issue of ment for brain lesions, his newspaper “North Star” radiation and immunother- WAKEFIELD, Mich. — Michael Den- Funeral arrangements have been • 1926 Detective novelist Agatha Christie apy, he said he was cancer- nis Ravelli, 63, of Wakefield, passed entrusted to Jerald Rocco, owner and mysteriously disappears for 11 days free. away peacefully Monday afternoon, manager of Lakeside Memorial Chapel A fall last spring • 1947 Tennessee Williams’ “Streetcar Named Dec. 2, 2019, at his home, surrounded Inc., in Wakefield, who will release a required him to get hip Desire” premieres in NYC replacement surgery. by his loving family. complete obituary notice later. • 2015 US Defense Secretary Ash Carter announces Then on Oct. 6, he hit all combat roles in US armed forces will be his head in another fall and Bullock becomes 3rd governor to drop presidential campaign opened to women received 14 stitches, but HELENA, Mont. (AP) — tric race in which former expanding Medicaid in a still traveled to Nashville, Montana Gov. Steve Bul- Vice President Joe Biden red state. He touted across- Today’s History was sponsored by Tennessee, to help build a lock ended his Democratic and Sens. Bernie Sanders the-aisle appeal, arguing he Habitat for Humanity presidential campaign and Elizabeth Warren was the best bet to defeat home shortly thereafter. He Monday, becoming the dominated the polls for President Donald Trump fractured his pelvis in third Western governor most of the past few because he was the only another fall later that boasting executive experi- months. Democratic candidate to month and was briefly hos- ence and a Washington- Bullock, a 53-year-old win in a state that Trump pitalized. outsider appeal to flame two-term governor and for- won in 2016. GET READY FOR Last Wednesday, Carter out in the contest. mer attorney general, had But instead of following was released from Emory The campaigns of Bul- the textbook resume for Jimmy Carter, Ronald Rea- WINTER University Hospital in lock, Washington Gov. Jay primary success in past gan, Bill Clinton and Atlanta after recovering Inslee and former Col- presidential elections. He’s George W. Bush on the from surgery to relieve pres- orado Gov. John Hicken- a former labor lawyer and a path from the governor’s sure on his brain caused by looper failed to gain gun owner whose govern- mansion to the White bleeding from a fall. momentum in a D.C.-cen- ing record included House, Bullock sputtered. l THE DAILY GLOBE • YOURDAILYGLOBE.COM COMMUNITY TUESDAY, DECEMBER 3, 2019 3 Giving SNOWSHOEING Tuesday: 5 tips to help donors give wisely Milwaukee, Wis. – the exact name of the char- From collection kettles to ity to avoid a case of mis- toy drives to end-of-the- taken identity. year tax deductions, the –Avoid on-the-spot spirit of the holidays donation decisions from means giving to favorite unfamiliar organizations. causes and to those less The holidays bring a high- fortunate. American chari- er frequency of donation ties receive one-third of requests outside public their annual donations locations. Don’t succumb during the holiday season. to pressure to make an With that in mind, sev- immediate giving decision. eral charities started Giv- Responsible organizations ing Tuesday to follow the will welcome your gift busy shopping weekend tomorrow as much as they after Thanksgiving (Black do today. Friday, Small Business Sat- –Be wary of emotional urday and Cyber Monday). appeals. Marketers have P.J. Glisson/Daily Globe Giving Tuesday falls on been known to exploit the WITH GAME GRINS, members of the Alleva family take off on snowshoes last Saturday at Wolverine Nordic Trails Dec. 3 in 2019. holidays to make emotion- in North Ironwood. From left are Robert Alleva; his daughter and son, Rose and Josie Alleva; and Robert’s wife, BBB Wise Giving al pleas to donors. Always Jo Alleva. They all have homes in the region of Redwing, Minn., but Robert and Jo also own property in Iron- Alliance urges donors to research to verify that your wood, and Jo’s mother, Julie Rosa, lives in Hurley. research charities before selected charity operates giving to ensure that their ethically. generous contributions are –Avoid charities that Community Briefs going to trustworthy orga- don’t disclose. Although nizations. BBB WGA evalu- participation is voluntary, Little Finland Finland will present their the bar will precede the ations give donors insight charities that don’t dis- Christmas Party annual Christmas concert dinner with those in atten- Gogebic County into charity trustworthi- close any of the requested at Zion Lutheran church, dance then ordering from Senior Citizens ness so that their hard- information to BBB WGA KIMBALL, Wis. – On 100 W. Midland, Iron- the menu and paying for Association to host Monday Dec. 9 at 3:30 p.m. earned dollars go to chari- raise a critical red flag for wood. There is a light their dinners. A nominal Christmas Party ties that operate ethically. donors. Visit Give.org to the Finnish class is holding lunch after the concert. donation for the local orga- BBB WGA is sharing find out if your selected a potluck Christmas party. 906-932-1608. nization will be collected at HURLEY – The Iron five tips to help donors charity is nondisclosure. There will also be a gift the dinner. and Gogebic County give wisely and make the –Rely on standards- exchange, at Little Finland, Gogebic democrats The GCDP is an associa- Senior Citizens Association most of their generosity based evaluations. Chari- Kimball, Wis. 906-932- plan Christmas party tion to further the princi- will hold their annual this holiday season: ties can demonstrate they 1608. ples of the Democratic Christmas party on Sun- IRONWOOD – The –Watch out for name are trustworthy by agree- party and to encourage all day, Dec. 15, at the Hurley NFAF board to meet Gogebic County Democrat- similarities. When chari- ing to in-depth evaluations county members to Senior Center in Hurley. ic Party will celebrate the ties seek support for the such as the 20 BBB Stan- KIMBALL, Wis. – On become involved in the Doors open at noon and holidays with a dinner same cause, their names dards for Charity Account- Monday, Dec. 9 10 a.m. organization and help get lunch with coffee milk and party at the Elk and Hound are often similar. Before ability. Get free access to The NFAF board is meeting out the vote in Gogebic dessert will be served at 1 Restaurant in Ironwood on you give, be sure you have charity reports at Give.org. at Little Finland, Kimball, County. The group meets p.m. There will be door Thursday evening, Dec. 19 Wis. 906-932-1608. monthly and welcomes prizes and a 50/50 raffle. with cocktails starting at 5 new participants from any Reservations are due by p.m. and dinner at 6 p.m. ARTIST Finnish chorus part of the county. Dece. 10, and can be made All party members, local Christmas Concert For more information, by calling either Joe Wale- Democrats, and other peo- and to RSVP for the dinner sewicz at 715-561-2459 or IRONWOOD – On Sun- ple interested in attending please contact our chair- Mary Mattson at 715-561- day Dec. 8, 2 p.m. Finnish the festivities are welcome man, Will Buergey at 4747. New members are American chorus of Little to attend. A social hour at [email protected]. always welcome. NY Philharmonic to cut 500 seats in $550 million renovation

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Aspirus Ironwood Clinic - Wednesdays 9am-3pm l 4 TUESDAY, DECEMBER 3, 2019 OPINION THE DAILY GLOBE • YOURDAILYGLOBE.COM DAILY GLOBE Slow down and do the work CHICAGO – For some reason, ill intent. They obviously had given the very first thing I noticed on my a lot of their hearts to that particu- Sue Mizell, Publisher early morning visit to the beautiful lar community I was just dropping Larry Holcombe, Managing Editor St. John Cantius Church was a stat- in on to pray with. And, even while ue tucked away in a corner, nursing such silly wounds, I found between two confessionals. It myself grateful. Because it forced depicts Jesus comforting the prodi- Kathryn me to reflect: I know there are ways gal son, from the Gospel parable. It Lopez that we are – I am – unwelcoming In Their Opinion seemed to speak so much about so to people without even realizing it. much. Obviously, it’s about forgive- Sometimes it happens when lost in Tell us about your ness and mercy. Clearly, it’s about thought, looking at a screen or hit- the nature of God in the New Testa- ting refresh on our web browser. extraordinary neighbors ment. As the Windy (boy, was it!) decelerate and be present with God Sometimes it involves not meeting City was already decked out in holi- in silence and love. obvious needs or being indifferent This week, the annual holiday bustle settled over day lights, I couldn’t help but see a But, jeepers, I’m human, and it to someone’s presence – by not northern Michigan – a seasonal surge before we tuck message for more than “the holi- hurt. And the more I prayed and being present to them. But it also in for another long, snowy winter. days” about welcome and hospitali- thought about it, I thought of the happens in the course of communi- It’s a time of year when the generosity so abun- ty. Holy Spirit. I thought of people I’ve cations about things we have con- dant in the Grand Traverse region often steps into I confess I found some very per- been inspired by who weren’t going victions about. As happened with the spotlight. A time of year when our communities sonal welcome in Jesus’ tenderness with the pack, who were moved by me that day, it can happen in the do their best ensure none of our neighbors are left toward the sinner, as I am one, love to acts of radical charity. I’d most holy places. And how often do behind in the season of plenty. myself. And in my travels lately, I like to think I was moved by love in people see Christians as people of The giving, the surge of seasonal generosity isn’t have been more and more focused my prayer, too – maybe a little des- prohibitions rather than love? new. Sure, the Grand Traverse region, by virtue of its on trying to be softer in our harsh perate fatigue, too, on that particu- Christians are called to be people of stunning coastline and peaceful forests, like most culture. lar night, after lots of logistical “yes” to the boundless love that is Lake Michigan coastal communities draws visitors I must admit that my recent focus mishaps involving airports and a seen with Jesus on the cross. by the thousands. But the element that sets us apart was motivated by a recent unexpect- program on the schedule that Every church should have open from so many, the ingredients that make us plant ed incident at a chapel. The location required coherence on my part! arms. In every pew and corner, peo- deep roots, are our neighbors. of this chapel is not important. Suf- I then got to thinking about hos- ple should be able to encounter That’s why a few years ago, the Record-Eagle fice it to say that I was tired after a pitality and welcome and how God. Same, too, with anyone who decided to spend a little extra time during the final busy period of traveling, and exhila- unwelcome I felt in that chapel, calls themselves a child of God. Our days of the year telling the stories of the unsung rated by the sight of so many people something that is jarring to me – I work is to be beacons of His love, to heroes who make this place home. in one place worshiping the Lord. I tend to feel at home in front of any be His presence in the world. It’s But we can’t be everywhere and don’t know every- was also, it turns out, praying a little tabernacle with the Blessed Sacra- not easy, fast or convenient work, one, especially the people who so often give freely, too audibly. Not one, but two adults ment in it. There’s peace there. but we should be grateful for it. but who don’t seek the spotlight or recognition. came up to me afterward to advise There is a knowledge of God’s pres- Kathryn Jean Lopez is senior fel- So, in the midst of a time of year when it seems me that I was praying too quickly. At ence. There is, essentially, what that low at the National Review Institute, everyone gives just a little more, we need your help. first, I was crestfallen that I had statue at St. John Cantius depicts: a editor-at-large of National Review We are looking for the “Good Samaritans” whose sto- seemingly interrupted other people weak human sinner resting in the magazine and author of the new book ries we will tell this year. at prayer. I was appreciative that the arms of Jesus. No one should mess “A Year With the Mystics: Visionary We need you to tell us about the volunteers, priest was trying to get his flock to with that. Wisdom for Daily Living.” She can be friends, passersby, neighbors and family members slow down in this too-rapid, dispos- And the two people who contacted at who spend the extra hours, or go the extra miles. We able culture. Of course, we need to approached me after Mass had no [email protected]. need to hear about the people who always lend a hand. The ones who never say “no” when someone needs help. Today in history We want to hear about the people in your life who deserve a little recognition for the wonderful contri- butions they make to our community. By The Associated Press Because they’re the people who make our home Today’s Highlight in History so much more that just another pretty beachside On Dec. 3, 1979, 11 people town. were killed in a crush of fans at Cincinnati’s Riverfront Colise- If you know of someone the Record-Eagle should um, where the British rock highlight in our annual Good Samaritans series, group The Who was perform- please email us at [email protected]. ing. On this date In 1818, Illinois was admit- ted as the 21st state. In 1828, Andrew Jackson Legislators was elected president of the United States by the Electoral College. Michigan Wisconsin In 1960, the Lerner and Gov. Gretchen Whitmer, Gov. Tony Evers, 115 East Loewe musical “Camelot,” P.O. Box 30013, Lansing, MI State Capitol, Madison, WI starring Julie Andrews as 48909, phone 517-373-3400, 53702, phone 608-266-1212, Guenevere, Richard Burton as online: michigan.gov/whitmer. online: evers.wi.gov. King Arthur and Robert Goulet Sen. Debbie Stabenow, Sen. Ron Johnson, R- as Lancelot, opened on Broad- D-Mich., 731 Hart Senate Wis., 328 Hart Senate Office way. Office Building, Washington, Building, Washington, DC In 1964, police arrested DC 20510, phone 202-224- 20510, phone 202-224- some 800 students at the Uni- 4822, online: stabenow.sen- 5323, online: ronjohnson.sen- versity of California at Berke- ate.gov. ate.gov. ley, one day after the students Sen. Gary Peters, D- Sen. Tammy Baldwin, D- stormed the administration Mich., 724 Hart Senate Office Wis., 709 Hart Senate Office building and staged a massive Building, Washington, DC Building, Washington, DC sit-in. 20510, phone 202-224-6221, 20510, phone 202-224-5653; In 1967, a surgical team in online: peters.senate.gov. online: baldwin.senate.gov. Cape Town, South Africa, led U.S. Rep. Jack Bergman, U.S. Rep. Sean Duffy, R- by Dr. Christiaan Barnard per- United States became the first joint venture plans, with Com- Coster is 86. Actress Mary R-Watersmeet, 414 Cannon Ashland, 1714 Longworth formed the first human heart woman to row across the cast owning a 51 percent con- Alice is 78. Rock singer Ozzy House Office Building, Wash- House Office Building, Wash- transplant on Louis Washkan- Atlantic Ocean alone as she trolling stake in NBC Universal. Osbourne is 71. Rock singer ington, DC 20515, phone 202- ington, DC 20515, phone 202- sky, who lived 18 days with the arrived at the French British actor Richard Todd died Mickey Thomas is 70. Country 225-4735, online: 225-3365, online: donor organ, which came from Caribbean island of Guade- in Little Humby, Lincolnshire, musician Paul Gregg (Restless bergman.house.gov. duffy.house.gov. Denise Darvall, a 25-year-old loupe, 81 days after leaving the England, at age 90. Heart) is 65. Actor Steven Culp State Sen. Ed McBroom, State Sen. Janet Bewley, bank clerk who had died in a Canary Islands near the coast One year ago: President is 64. Actress Daryl Hannah is R-Vulcan, 7200 Binsfeld Sen- D-Ashland, 126 South, State traffic accident. of Africa. Donald Trump made it clear 59. Actress Julianne Moore is ate Building, P.O. Box 30036, Capitol, P.O. Box 7882, In 1980, Bernadine Dohrn, In 2001, in the wake of that he was closely watching 59. Olympic gold medal figure Lansing, MI 48909, phone 517- Madison, WI 53707, phone a former leader of the radical bombings that had killed 26 those who turned on him in the skater Katarina Witt is 54. 373-7840, online: SenEMc 608-266-3510, online: Weather Underground, surren- Israelis, Prime Minister Ariel Russia investigation; he tweet- Actor Brendan Fraser is 51. [email protected]. legis.wisconsin.gov/sen- dered to authorities in Chicago Sharon declared a war on ter- ed that his former lawyer, who Singer Montell Jordan is 51. State Rep. Greg Markka- ate/25/bewley. after more than a decade as a ror. Homeland Security Direc- cut a deal with prosecutors, Actor Royale Watkins is 50. nen, R-Hancock, S-1489 State Rep. Beth Meyers, fugitive. tor Tom Ridge asked Ameri- should go straight to prison, Actor Bruno Campos is 46. House Office Building, P.O. D-Bayfield, 409 North, State In 1984, thousands of peo- cans to return to a high state of but Trump praised a key wit- Actress Holly Marie Combs is Box 30014, Lansing, MI Capitol, P.O. Box 8953, Madi- ple died after a cloud of methyl alert, citing threats of more ter- ness for having the “guts” not 46. Actress Liza Lapira is 44. 48909, phone 517-373-0850, son, WI 53708, 608-237-9174, isocyanate gas escaped from a rorist attacks. to testify against him. A casket Actress Lauren Roman is 44. email: GregMarkkanen@ online: legis.wisconsin.gov/ pesticide plant operated by a In 2002, thousands of per- containing the body of former Pop-rock singer Daniel Bed- house.mi.com. assembly/74/meyers. Union Carbide subsidiary in sonnel files released under a President George H.W. Bush ingfield is 40. Actress/comedi- Bhopal, India. court order showed that the was flown from Texas to Wash- an Tiffany Haddish is 40. In 1991, radicals in Archdiocese of Boston went to ington to lie in state at the U.S. Actress Anna Chlumsky is 39. Letters Policy Lebanon released American great lengths to hide priests Capitol. At the U.N.’s annual Actress Jenna Dewan is 39. hostage Alann Steen, who’d accused of abuse, including climate summit in Poland, Sec- Actor Brian Bonsall is 38. The Daily Globe welcomes letters from readers. Letters been held captive nearly five clergy who’d allegedly snorted retary-General Antonio Guter- Actress Dascha Polanco is 37. should deal with matters of current, public interest. We reserve years. cocaine and had sex with girls res issued a dramatic appeal to Pop/rock singer-songwriter the right to reject any letter and to edit those that are to be pub- In 1992, the first telephone aspiring to be nuns. world leaders to take global Andy Grammer is 36. Ameri- lished. Please avoid name-calling or personal attacks. text message was sent by Ten years ago: President warming seriously, calling it cana musician Michael Cal- Letters should be no longer than 400 words. An address British engineer Neil Papworth, Barack Obama hosted a White “the most important issue we abrese (Lake Street Dive) is and phone number must be included for verification purposes. who transmitted the greeting House-sponsored jobs forum, face.” After a two-year chase, a 35. Actress Amanda Seyfried is Election-related letters advocating for or against a candi- “Merry Christmas” from his where he said he’d heard NASA spacecraft arrived at the 34. Actor Michael Angarano is date, ballot measure or political party will be considered ads work computer in Newbury, many “exciting ideas” and pro- ancient asteroid Bennu, some 32. Actor Jake T. Austin is 25. and are subject to a charge of $25 for the first 7 inches and Berkshire, to Vodafone execu- posals and expressed hope 76 million miles from Earth; the Thought for Today $10 for each additional inch thereafter. They are also limited to tive Richard Jarvis’ mobile some could be put into action goal is to grab gravel samples “Facing it, always facing it, 400 words. phone. The Greek tanker quickly. Pope Benedict XVI in 2020 for return to Earth in that’s the way to get through. Letters may be mailed to Letters to the Editor, Daily Globe, Aegean Sea spilled more than and visiting Russian President 2023. Face it.” 118 E. McLeod Ave., Ironwood MI 49938; emailed to: 21 million gallons of crude oil Dmitry Medvedev agreed to Today’s Birthday —Joseph Conrad [email protected]; or faxed to 906-932-4211. when it ran aground off north- upgrade Vatican-Kremlin ties Movie director Jean-Luc Polish-born English novelist Brief, thank-you letters will be considered for our Saturday western Spain. to full diplomatic relations. Godard is 89. Singer Jaye P. born this date in 1857, “Bouquets” column. In 1999, Tori Murden of the Comcast and GE announced Morgan is 88. Actor Nicolas died 1924

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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 TUESDAY, DECEMBER 3, 2019 5 Storm became stuck in the middle ment and we have the per- ple to stay far behind the of M-28 in Wakefield sonnel who have dealt snow plows because we Ontonagon prepares for Township. with this for many years,” have had concerning situa- From page 1 Cheryl Strand, the Erickson said. “There are tions and the drivers can’t Home Town Christmas U.S. 28 and Johnson Road administrative assistant at always challenges with big see cars coming up behind just outside of Wake- the Iron County Sheriff’s snow events but our DPW them.” By JAN TUCKER children’s time at the Holy [email protected] field. Department, said she had- folks responded for almost A group of snowmobil- Family Church Hall with The MSP said there n’t gone through all the two days in row keeping ers who wanted to be ONTONAGON – Home crafts, cookie decorating were likely many more cars weekend reports yet, but up with it over the holi- among the first to ride the Town Christmas in Onton- and games from 11 a.m. to in the ditch but the MSP that she was aware of a day.” fresh snow around Iron- agon has become a favorite 2 p.m. Children must a was not called for assis- semi truck jackknifing on The cleanup crews will wood on Monday came all way to welcome the holi- accompanied by an adult tance. Most of the stuck U.S. 2 in Saxon. There were be out starting Tuesday the way from Wautoma days to Ontonagon over to participate. drivers were helped by several cars in the ditch night at midnight to and Amherst, Wisconsin. the last 19 years. The festi- The Ontonagon Ice other motorists or tow and some downed power cleanup the major roads The group said it was great val starts Thursday and Rink at the recreation cen- trucks. lines, she said. and remove snow to reduce to be riding as early as Dec. ends with a big parade and ter opens with a Skate Kick The Gogebic County Ironwood City Manager the snowbanks, he said. 2. a visit by Santa Claus Sun- Off Party from 2 p.m. to 5 Sheriff’s Department said Scott Erickson said the city The work will continue on Mike Klieforth, one of day. p.m., followed by Reindeer they responded to two plows did a good job antic- Wednesday night and the group, said the snow In between there are Run 3 p.m. to 5 p.m. There semi truck incidents relat- ipating the tail end of the Thursday night until it’s provided an excellent dances, games, sales, crafts is also the museum open ed to snow conditions. The snow in both storms to be done, he said. base. The ride was still cut and Christmas contests. house and a spaghetti din- first was Wednesday when able to get out there and “The guys are out there short, however, as he said A Christmas concert at ner hosted by the Onton- a semi jackknifed on U.S. 2 plow without so much when everyone is sleeping there were mud spots to the Christian Center kicks agon Methodist Church for near the Gogebic County snow falling after the plow- so there is less traffic that contend with that could off the festivities Thursday the Ontonagon Sports Fairgrounds, and the sec- ing. way,” Erickson said. risk damage to the trail, he at 7 p.m. Booster Club at the ond was a semi truck “We have the equip- “We try to remind peo- said. Friday brings open Methodist Church from 4 houses at various business p.m. to 7 p.m. Mercer camping are deeply rooted Bust good conduct to earn up to places and the judging of Fireworks will fill the in the family.” 54 days credit for every business and residential air at 6 p.m. The trimming Feind credits her direc- year a sentence was Christmas lighting. Busi- of the Community Christ- From page 1 tion in part to camping at From page 1 imposed per provisions in ness inside and outside mas Tree will take place for those years.” DNR sites as a youth. The his arrest in Bessemer. a recently enacted law entries must be registered from 6:30 to 8 p.m., which The property manager park rangers made an According to informa- called the First Step Act … by 1 p.m. Thursday, with includes refreshments job has something different impression. tion on the federal Bureau Separately, inmates may the same deadline for resi- hayrides, On Tran light every day, she said. The “I remember the park of Prisons’ website, Bowser release up to 12 months dential entries. Friday tours and concludes with a work involves communicat- ranger at the state camp- was released from federal early if they complete the evening closes with a Snow Ball Dance at the ing with outside entities ground and it was that prison on April 12. BOP’s Residential Drug youth Christmas Dance for Eagles from 9 p.m. to 1 such as towns, counties, kind of ideal that drew me Although he didn’t pro- Abuse Program (RDAP),” grades 6-8 at the Holy Fam- a.m. lake associations and the to parks and recreation,” vide information on Bows- Long told the Daily Globe ily Hall and 9-12th grade One of the highlights of various recreational organi- she said. er specifically, bureau in an email. “Inmates may students at the high the four days will be the zation and private Feind has been attend- spokesman Justin Long also receive credit due to school. Christmas Parade Sunday landowners, as well as the ing meetings of the town of said there were a number time served in custody The busiest day is Satur- at 5:30 p.m. Parade floats various internal depart- Mercer Board of Supervi- of reasons inmates may be prior to his or her sentence day. The day features open in the open commercial ments of the DNR, she said. sors but also the Mercer let out early. date (i.e. ‘jail credit’). Last, houses at several business- and youth divisions com- As a non-credentialed Sno-Goers, the MECCA Ski “A federal inmate’s sen- inmates may release early es and a Christmas Craft pete for Christmas cash. ranger without a law Trail group, the Turtle tence, in general, may be via court order such as a Fair, sponsored by the Following the parade, the enforcement background, Flambeau Flowage Associ- reduced for a number of compassionate release (due Chamber of Commerce, at festivities conclude with Feind said her job involves ation and plans to meet reasons. Federal sentencing to old age and medical con- the high school from 10 visits with Santa at the Fire maintenance of properties with the Mercer Dusty law allows inmates with ditions) or clemency.” a.m. to 3 p.m. There is also Hall until 7:30 p.m. and low-level education Loons ATV Club. These and enforcement, such as entities work on projects signage and presentations that involve access agree- Sawyer County man gets 25 years in prison for reservation arsons about regulations. She ments with the DNR and HAYWARD, Wis. – A Sawyer tiple arsons on the Lac Courte property known as the Trading Post works internally across the she said her role is to County man was sentenced to a quar- Oreilles Reservation. The lengthy in the town of Hayward. Over the DNR departments includ- explain the rules and ter-century in prison last week for a sentence he received reflects how course of the investigation, it was ing forestry and fisheries where projects best fit the string of arsons on the Lac Courte serious his offenses were,” Wisconsin determined a second fire had been to ensure quality control DNR master plan. Oreilles Reservation. Attorney General Josh Kaul said in a set on the grounds of the Ceremonial on projects concerning the Many projects in this Christopher A. Grover, 45, was statement Wednesday. “Thanks to Lodge and four others elsewhere in Turtle-Flambeau property area might brush up sentenced to 25 years in prison, 21.5 the investigators and prosecution the county. and enforcement issues against water regulations, years extended supervision and 20 team whose work resulted in a con- “All of the other fires were on impacting properties with zoning permits, bridges, years probation for arson at six fire viction on every count charged.” property related to the traditional local DNR Warden wetlands, or easements for scenes in July 2012. A jury convicted According to the criminal com- religious practices of the Lac Courte Matthew Meade. access to a landlocked area Grover of five counts of arson to a plaint against Grover, a fire at the Oreilles Tribe, specifically the Miid- Feind will also consult that touch boundaries of building, four counts of arson to Ceremonial Lodge in the town of wian religion,” the complaint reads. on capital development town, county or federal property other than a building and Bass Lake was reported at 11:43 p.m., Assistant State Fire Marshal Tami projects that impact DNR land, she said. six counts of criminal damage to reli- July 14, 2014. Augsburger, one of the investigators property and has oversight “That’s why I try to meet gious property in September 2019. While firefighters were battling of projects within the the many public entities to “The defendant in this case was the fire, another fire was reported at parks. This would include introduce myself and let convicted of 15 counts related to mul- two “wigwam type structures” at a working with the forestry them know there is some- ARSONS — page 11 division to ensure shore- one here who is permanent TUESDAY EVENING DECEMBER 3, 2019 line maintenance during now and that I am open for logging and other projects, conversation on any pro- 7:007:308:008:309:009:3010:0010:3011:0011:30 The Flash Iris and Cisco Arrow Oliver looks for help Seinfeld ’ Seinfeld ’ black-ish ’ black-ish ’ The Gold- The Gold- she said. ject they are wanting to # CW KDLH must help Barry. (TVPG) from a friend. (TV14) (TVG) (CC) (TVPG) (TVPG) (TVPG) bergs ’ bergs ’ The role is essentially a work on with me,” Feind NCIS “Silent Service” ’ FBI OA must protect a NCIS: New Orleans “In the Local 3 (:35) The Late Show With James counterweight between the said. % CBS WJMN (TVPG) (CC) (DVS) leader from Egypt. 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That low rate was government said Monday began and about 180 peo- exacerbated by a medical that another five children ple remain hospitalized. mishap that killed two had died within the past Among those hospitalized babies who were adminis- day from a measles out- are 19 children who are in tered a vaccine that had break, bringing the death critical condition. been incorrectly mixed, toll from the epidemic to Samoan authorities causing wider delays and more than 50 as authori- believe the virus was first distrust in the vaccination ties race to vaccinate the spread by a traveler from program. entire population. New Zealand. The government said Samoa declared a New Zealand Prime about 33,000 people were national emergency last Minister Jacinda Ardern vaccinated before last month and mandated that said Monday that her month and since then, all 200,000 people living country was doing every- another 58,000 people on the South Pacific island thing it could to help curb have been vaccinated. nation get vaccinated. The the epidemic, including The World Health government has closed all sending more than 50 Organization has set a tar- schools and banned chil- medical professionals and get of wiping out measles dren from public gather- thousands of vaccines to from most of the world by ings. Samoa. Other countries next year. It says the dis- In all, 53 people have including Britain have ease is entirely pre- died in the outbreak since also sent teams and sup- ventable thanks to a safe late October, including one plies. vaccine that has been in adult and two older Ardern said the natural use since the 1960s, and teenagers. Most of those curve of infection rates that measles deaths world- who have died have been meant that “sometimes wide decreased by 84% Associated Press babies and young infants, things can be worse before between 2000 and 2016 to NEW ZEALAND health official prepares a measles vaccination at a clinic in Apia, including 23 children aged they are better.” about 90,000 annually Samoa. A measles outbreak in Samoa has killed 50 babies and young children as less than 1 and 25 children Figures from the World thanks to better immu- authorities race to vaccinate the entire population of the South Pacific nation. aged between 1 and 4. Health Organization and nization. ‘Pioneer woman’ Health Briefs Longtime Maryland ed between Baltimore city Army and an array of mili- lawmaker retires and county. Both jurisdic- tias allied with the U.N.- citing health issues tions are accepting applica- supported but weak gov- sticks to her groove tions from Democrats to ernment which holds BALTIMORE (AP) – The fill her position. Gov. Larry Tripoli. retirement of a long-serving Hogan will help decide The Tripoli-based with new cookbook Maryland lawmaker has who will replace her. health ministry says the opened a leadership posi- Nathan-Pulliam spent airstrike took place on Sun- By GINA ABDY tion in the state Senate. five years in the Maryland day in the al-Sawani neigh- Associated Press News outlets report 80- Senate and 20 years in the borhood, about 30 kilome- year-old Shirley Nathan- NEW YORK (AP) – Ree House of Delegates. ters, or 18 miles, from the Pulliam cited health issues city center. Drummond – known for in a letter announcing her Libya health her Food Network cook- The ministry’s retirement, effective Sun- ministry: Airstrike in spokesman Malek Merset ing show, “The Pioneer day. The Democratic sena- Woman’’ – won’t follow Tripoli kills 4 says the strike wounded a tor wrote that she has had children fifth child. The interior diet trends to sell cook- three spine surgeries in books. ministry blamed the recent years, including one CAIRO (AP) – Libyan “I have found that I Libyan National Army for Sept. 30. health authorities say an have to be authentic to the airstrike. The Baltimore Sun airstrike has hit a civilian me, otherwise it won’t Fighting has stalled in reports Nathan-Pulliam area in a southern Tripoli work. My interest will fiz- recent weeks, with both was vice-chairwoman of neighborhood, killing at zle. I stay most passionate sides dug in and shelling the Senate’s Education, least four children. when it’s something that’s one another along Tripoli’s Health and Environmental The Libyan capital has really going on in my life,” southern reaches. Hun- Affairs Committee. She rep- been the scene of fighting she told The Associated dreds have been killed and resented the 44th Legisla- since April between the Press. thousands displaced in the tive District which is divid- self-styled Libyan National For instance, Drum- fighting. mond tried the Keto diet this year, but didn’t stick with it. Still, she does offer Keto-like recipes in Avoiding the flu: Strategies her latest cookbook, “The Associated Press Pioneer Woman Cooks: TV PERSONALITY Ree Drummond posing for a por- The New Frontier,” to trait to promote her new cookbook “The Pioneer beyond getting a shot reflect public interest in Woman Cooks: The New Frontier: 112 Fantastic the diet. Favorites for Everyday Eating.” American Heart that’s not washed for up to infection. Sources include “It was a little too hard- Association News ing any Keto gods happy.” became my style.” an hour.” fatty fish, dairy products, core for me to sustain, but Drummond’s cooking Her brand continues to It’s cold and flu season, Those characteristics supplements and sunlight. that’s what was behind is all about making your grow each year. She start- and the usual advice is make hand sanitizers and “There isn’t really a lot of the handful of lower-carb stomach happy. She’s gen- ed as a stay-at-home mar- being dispensed: Get the disinfecting wipes key literature that suggests this recipes in the cookbook. erally known for hearty ried mom to four children influenza vaccine, wash Just on those days or allies during flu season. will reduce the risk of fare, along with rich on her ranch in Pawhusa- weeks when you want to your hands regularly and “Most common illnesses acquiring and transmitting desserts. Surprisingly, ka, Oklahoma, blogging kind of make slightly avoid contact with anyone are spread by your hands,” influenza,” Perl said. “But though, bread is not her about motherhood and smarter choices, those are who’s already sick. said Charles Gerba, a maintaining appropriate strong suit. simple recipes. Now she the recipes that reflect But is there anything microbiologist at the Uni- nutrition is very important “I can kind of muddle has a hit show, a collec- that,” she said. else we can do? versity of Arizona who has in making sure your through ... But I just don’t tion of cookbooks and “But I call them lower “You can’t be overly cau- spent a career tracking immune system is respon- have the artistry to make children’s books, and a carb because I’m not mak- tious,” said Dr. Trish Perl, germs everywhere from toi- sive.” a really great loaf of houseware line at Wal- bread. So that’s going to mart. She was even fea- chief of the Division of let seats and airplane trays Be a careful shopper. AUKEE be my lifetime goal,” she tured on the cover of Peo- Infectious Diseases at UT to computer touchscreens Those holiday crowds at said. ple magazine. Southwestern Medical and hotel TV remote con- the mall might provide an CHIROPRACTIC Her cookbook includes “I blogged on a whim, Center in Dallas. “But you trols. “Hand hygiene is the unwanted gift. Gerba Natural, Safe, Drug Free, step-by-step visual guides but I blogged about have to be smart. A lot of most important thing you advised paying particular AFFORDABLE Chiropractic with her recipes. things that made me tick. people don’t recognize how can do for yourself.” attention after children fin- Care, We Correct CAUSES, “It’s the style that I Like, my kids. I wrote serious the flu can be.” He advocates washing ish cavorting around the Rather Than Treat Symptoms. used when I first started funny stories about rais- During the last flu sea- hands or using sanitizer indoor playgrounds that food blogging back in ing them in the country,’’ son – October 2018 when coming home after a most malls have. “Bring the We Accept: 2007. I just decided to she said. through early May 2019 – day of touching our germ- sanitizer with you and • Medicare • Blue Cross Blue Shield take pictures of the steps “It’s kind of crazy what at least 37.4 million people ridden world. clean their hands right • WI Medicaid And Most as I cooked,” Drummond has happened since then. got the flu. Of those, at Experts suggest other away,” he said. “Or, you • Other Insurances said. But it’s helped me enjoy least 531,000 were hospi- tactics to keep in mind dur- could just do your shop- M “I had no idea if any- the ride because, you Call To Schedule An talized and between ing cold and flu season: ping online.” Cal Appointment Today! body would be interested, know, just make all the but I posted them and the plans you want and then 36,400 and 61,200 people Get enough sleep. A Try not to touch your died, according to the Cen- 2015 study in the medical face. The eyes, nose and (906) 932-7411 people who read it at the pop popcorn and sit back Franz E. Aukee, DC ters for Disease Control journal Sleep found people mouth are prime entry Office Hours: time said, ‘Hey, do anoth- and watch. You never 200 East Ayer St. Mon.-Thurs. 8-5 er one.’ And so that know what will happen.” and Prevention. who slept fewer than six points for germs you pick Ironwood, MI Fri. 8-12 The risk may be particu- hours at night were more up throughout the day. larly acute when it comes Tunisian president susceptible to catching That makes habits like rub- to the heart. colds. bing your eyes, scratching PLANNING A SURGERY? vows safer roads after A 2018 study in the New Disinfect phones and your nose or biting your Villa Maria Health & Rehabilitation 2 deadly crashes England Journal of tablets. “You’re continually nails especially risky dur- Center will assist you in a speedy TUNIS, Tunisia (AP) – Medicine indicated the touching them along with ing flu season. “People do recovery with our professional Tunisia’s president is promis- incidence of heart attack other surfaces, which is it so subconsciously and so rehabilitation staff. Our Benefit ing to improve his country’s was six times higher within great for moving germs often that it’s difficult to Specialist will meet with you to assist poor road safety record after a week of being diagnosed around,” Gerba said. “You stop,” Gerba said. “You’ve with any insurance questions, and 26 people were killed in a bus with the flu compared to can use alcohol wipes on got to really make an crash – and then a car trans- financial planning. the year before or after the phones, and you should effort.” porting one of the bodies was infection. clean and sanitize them Overall, Perl said, peo- reportedly hit by a train. “The data are becoming once a day.” ple shouldn’t be too anx- The Health Ministry on more and more compelling Have a cup of tea. In the ious about flu season. “It’s Call Monday-Friday, 8:00am–4:00pm Monday raised the death toll for more information or to arrange a that the flu vaccine pre- journal Molecules, a 2018 really mostly common to 26 from the accident when vents cardiovascular events review of the latest studies sense and getting your flu tour of our Rehabilitation Center. a bus carrying Tunisians on as well as mortality, espe- an excursion plummeted off suggests catechins, a shot,” she said. a hill in the Beja region Sun- cially for people over 65,” flavonoid and antioxidant On the other hand, day. Seventeen people were Perl said. in tea, can inhibit the don’t be too cavalier either. VILLA MARIA injured. Several factors make the spread of flu virus in the “I tell patients a lot, ‘While Health & Rehabilitation Center flu virus a particularly body. you may not get sick or you ______Local radio Mosaique FM reported that a car carrying formidable foe, she said. 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Louis’ Gateway Arch, the can design, innovation and Journalists were also Alamo, the Liberty Bell and architecture and studding a admitted to the grounds of the Statue of Liberty, along Christmas tree with her the Naval Observatory, the with the Golden Gate family’s annual ornament, official residence for Vice Bridge and the Space Nee- the American flag. President Mike Pence and dle. The traditional ginger- his wife, Karen, to see the The Blue Room is again bread White House shares Christmas decorations commanded by a towering its stage with American there. tree, a 18 ½-foot Douglas fir landmarks including the The East Colonnade of from a Pennsylvania farm, Statue of Liberty and Gold- the White House is lined decorated with flowers rep- en Gate Bridge. with double rows of see- Associated Press resenting every state and “It is with great joy that through panels etched with A DECORATED tree stands next to the portrait of President George Washington in territory. The Red Room is our family welcomes you to more than 60 examples of the East Room during the 2019 Christmas preview at the White House, Monday, in decorated with games, the White House this holi- American design, innova- Washington. including trees made of day season as we celebrate tion and architecture, rang- White House playing cards the Spirit of America,” Pres- ing from the Woolworth the beginning of the hall- and feature gilded eagle The gingerbread White bearing the president and ident Donald Trump, the Building in New York City way while a tree decorated Christmas tree toppers, House, built from 200 first lady’s signatures. It’s first lady and their son, to the Space Needle in Seat- with the Trump family mirrored stars and red and pounds of gingerbread and meant to highlight her “Be Barron, say in the signed tle. ornament – an American blue ribbons. In the State slathered in 25 pounds of Best” youth initiative and introduction to a souvenir A tree dedicated to Gold flag this year – glistens at Dining Room, at the oppo- royal icing and 35 pounds serve as a reminder of the book visitors will receive as Star families that lost an the end of the colonnade. site end of the hallway, the of chocolate, showcases the kindness, respect and a holiday keepsake. “We immediate relative during East Room decorations decor continues to show- South Portico, including a teamwork needed to play hope you enjoy our tribute military service stands at are inspired by the U.S. flag case American design. staircase made using angel together. Congress pushes ahead on Trump impeachment with nation split

WASHINGTON (AP) – The ly make the Democrats’ case that “Can we go to Supreme Court to He predicted Republicans engage with impeachment ques- House is plunging into a land- Trump engaged in what Schiff stop?” would actually benefit from the tions. “When we travel abroad, mark impeachment week, with calls impeachable “wrongdoing With the Judiciary Committee entire impeachment effort we don’t talk about the president Democrats who once hoped to and misconduct” in pressuring set to launch its first hearing against him, though “it’s a dis- in a negative way,” she said. “We sway Republicans now facing the Ukraine to investigate Democrats Wednesday, the impeachment grace for our country.” save that for home.” prospect of an ever-hardening and Joe Biden while withholding proceedings are presenting a his- For the Democrats, House Possible grounds for impeach- partisan split over the question of military aid to the ally. toric test of political judgment in Speaker Nancy Pelosi faces a crit- ment are focused on whether removing President Donald For Republicans offering an a case that is dividing Congress ical moment of her leadership as Trump abused his office as he Trump from office. early rebuttal ahead of the and the country. she steers the process ahead after pressed Ukrainian President Lawmakers were getting their report’s public release, the pro- Departing for a NATO meeting resisting the impeachment Volodymyr Zelenskiy in a July 25 first look at the House Intelli- ceedings are simply a “hoax,” in London, Trump criticized the inquiry through the summer, phone call to launch investiga- gence Committee’s impeachment with Trump insisting he did House for pushing forward Mon- warning it was too divisive for the tions into Trump’s political report Monday night behind nothing wrong and his GOP day with proceedings while he country and required bipartisan rivals. At the time, Trump was closed doors, and Chairman allies in line behind him. Trump was heading overseas, a breach of support. withholding $400 million in mil- Adam Schiff said on MSNBC that tweeted his daily complaints political decorum that tradition- Speaking to reporters at the itary aid, jeopardizing key sup- it will be released Tuesday. The about it all and then added a sug- ally leaves partisan differences at international climate conference port as Ukraine faced an aggres- findings are expected to forceful- gestive, if impractical, question: the water’s edge. in Madrid, Pelosi declined to sive Russia at its border.

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Over the previous five fered a knee sprain during the first quarter Packers bounced back from a blowout loss "He's really taking advantage of his games, Green Bay gave up an average of 100 at San Francisco. He was not expected to be to the San Francisco 49ers by beating the opportunities," LaFleur said. "He not only receiving yards to the opponents' No. 1 in the lineup on Sunday but played every New York Giants 31-13 on Sunday. did it on offense but he did it on special tight ends. New York was without its top snap and had a key role in holding the The victory lacked a lot of style points, teams. Matter of fact, we had two offensive two tight ends, leading receiver Evan Giants without a sack. but the Packers returned to form in improv- players of the week in Aaron Rodgers and Engram and Rhett Ellison, but rookie "I told him how proud I am of him after ing to 9-3. Allen Lazard. And then Allen also was our Kaden Smith caught six passes for 70 yards. the game," Rodgers said. "I think it sets a Quarterback Aaron Rodgers had a big special teams player of the week. I think Smith entered the game with six catches for great example about the difference between day with four touchdown passes. Without a that's a great message to everybody in that 18 yards. being hurt and being injured. For Bryan to running game to lean on, Rodgers took locker room." STOCK UP push through the pain and to play, that's things into his own hands. He made a cou- Turnovers and production on third One day before his 36th birthday, why he's a leader of our football team and ple of big completions under heavy pres- down, two problems against the 49ers, were Rodgers threw four touchdown passes with he has the respect of the guys. sure, alertly caught the Giants with 12 men no problem at all against the Giants. zero interceptions against the Giants. He “Not many people probably after the on the field to throw his third touchdown WHAT'S WORKING has 23 such games in his career, tied with injury last week thought he was going to be pass and wriggled out of a sack for his Ball security has been a hallmark of the Brett Favre for fourth most in NFL history available this week and who knows (how fourth touchdown. Packers throughout Rodgers' tenure as behind Peyton Manning (35 games), Drew many) weeks after that. I think he's just "There were a number of other plays in quarterback. From 2008 through Sunday, Brees (34) and Tom Brady (29). The perfor- stubborn enough to want to get back out that game where you're just like, 'Wow,'" the Packers are plus-104 in turnovers. mance stood in stark contrast to the loss at there every week." coach Matt LaFleur said on Monday. 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Howard has Michigan rolling entering big game at Louisville MIAMI (AP) – Juwan Howard breaks out the Cabbage Patch dance only for special occasions. He did it when he final- ly became an NBA champi- on player with the Miami Heat in 2012. He did it again the next year, when the Heat won another title and he was transitioning to a coaching life. Heat play- ers like Dwyane Wade were known for doing it at times in tribute to him. And he did the dance – fists clenched, arms out in front of him, swinging in a circular motion, just as he did in 1992 when Michi- gan beat Ohio State to get Associated Press to the Final Four – again MICHIGAN STATE head coach Tom Izzo reacts to play last week when Michigan against Virginia Tech during the second half Nov. 25 won the Battle 4 Atlantis. in Lahaina, Hawaii. "Isn't that just awe- some?" Heat coach Erik Spoelstra said, smiling No. 11 Michigan State broadly. Howard has the Wolver- ines off to a 7-0 start in his fragile ahead of game first season as coach at the school where he played. with No. 10 Duke Michigan entered the AP EAST LANSING, Mich. (AP) – Michigan State has been Top 25 at No. 4 on Mon- slipping since being ranked No. 1 in the preseason basket- day, matching Kansas in ball poll for the first time in program history. 1989 for the biggest jump The staggering Spartans (5-2) fell to No. 11 on Monday, from being unranked in a day before hosting No. 10 Duke (7-1) in the ACC/Big Ten the 70-year history of the Challenge. poll. The state of the team, mentally and physically, is unlike And what has already anything Hall of Fame coach Tom Izzo has experienced in been a big week is about to 25 years at the school. get even bigger: The "A little fragile," he said. Wolverines are following Associated Press Cassius Winston, an All-America guard, and the close- up their title run in the MICHIGAN COACH Juwan Howard has led Michigan to the No. 4 spot in the AP poll knit team he leads are still shaken by the death of his broth- Bahamas with a visit Tues- and an undefeated record early in the season. er last month. day to new No. 2 Matthews, Jordan Poole On the court, the absence of senior shooting guard Louisville. and Ignas Brazdeikis but Louisville is new No. 1, unranked Joshua Langford has been a lingering problem that isn't "So happy for this hasn't missed a beat. Michigan goes to No. 4 going away because it appears the 15-pont scorer and dude," Wade tweeted after "I've never been a guy strong defender is out for the season. There used to be By The Associated Press Michigan won the that's always been about hope Langford could potentially return for perhaps the Bahamas title. me-me-me, I-I-I," Howard Louisville is the latest No. 1 following an unexpected loss by final two months after aggravating his surgically repaired Duke. Michigan has matched a record by debuting at No. 4. There's a whole slew of said. "But I've also instilled left foot, which limited him to 13 games last season. A season of parity is taking a toll in the AP Top 25. "I'm not counting on Josh coming back," Izzo said. new Michigan fans inside that in our players, that we Louisville became the fourth team in five weeks to claim the One of the best players in practice, forward Joey Haus- the building the Heat call have to make each other top spot, receiving 48 of 65 first-place votes from a national er, didn't get a waiver from the NCAA to play right away home. They've been watch- better." media panel in The Associated Press men’s basketball poll after transferring from Marquette. ing the Wolverines when- The early results have released Monday. And a grueling schedule hasn't helped matters. ever they can, and seeing been impressive. No. 2 Kansas, coming off the Maui Invitational title, had Howard celebrate was three first-place votes and No. 5 Virginia received five. Maryland The Spartans opened the season with a loss to then-No. In the Bahamas, Michi- 2 Kentucky in New York. They returned to the area the next cause for Spoelstra to cele- gan shared the ball and rose to No. 3 – the Terrapins’ highest ranking since hitting No. brate as well. 2 in 2015-16 – in a week when every spot in the poll changed week to escape with a win on then-No. 12 Seton Hall's had dominating offensive home court. While still reeling from the loss of 19-year-old "I know he's dynamic as stretches in wins against from last week. a human being and it's his Michigan (7-0) knocked off Iowa State, No. 7 North Caroli- Zachary Winston, they didn't have as much fun in the sun No. 6 North Carolina and na and No. 9 Gonzaga to win the Battle 4 Atlantis title in the or in the gym last week during the Maui Invitational. calling to be a mentor," No. 8 Gonzaga on consecu- Spoelstra said. "So to me, it Bahamas. The Wolverines were rewarded with nine first-place Winston, trying to play through his grief, was unable to tive days. The Wolverines votes and matched Kansas in 1989 for the biggest jump from stop Virginia Tech from sending Michigan State to the seemed like a perfect fit. are playing at a faster He has a passion that just being unranked in the history of the poll that dates to 1949. loser's bracket of the tournament. The senior point guard tempo, going from averag- Not a bad first season under former Michigan star Juwan screams out of him for and his teammates, many of whom were friends with his ing 69.6 points last year to Howard. late brother, did bounce back with wins over Georgia Tech Michigan basketball. It's 82.4 this year while rank- “I'm sure we're on the map now,” Howard said. “A lot of real. It's genuine. He's fol- and UCLA to finish fifth. ing third nationally in teams are looking and seeing Michigan as a name that's out The Big Ten reigning player of the year is averaging lowing a legend. It's not there. When you beat teams like Creighton and Iowa State as shooting percentage nearly 18 points, making 43% of his shots overall and 36% easy to do. But he's a leg- (.529). well as North Carolina and Gonzaga, you're no longer under the radar.” beyond the arc, and six assists while not missing a game. end on campus and it's Senior point guard super-unique." Louisville wasn’t exactly under the radar after opening the "Cassius has been incredible when you think about Zavier Simpson is leading preseason poll at No. 5. The Cardinals (7-0) made a steady what he's went through," said Izzo, adding Winston had his So far, Howard and a the country at 9.7 assists new staff that includes for- climb to No. 2 and moved to the top spot when previous No. 1 best practice in weeks on Sunday. per game. Big man Jon Duke lost at home to Stephen F. Austin. Duke dropped to No. 10 Winston had 20 points, 10 assists, four steals and only mer longtime St. Joseph's Teske was Atlantis' most after its 150-game home winning streak against nonconference one turnover when Michigan State beat Duke in last sea- head coach Phil Martelli valuable player with his opponents ended in Durham. son's NCAA Tournament to advance to an eighth Final have made just about every scoring, rebounding and Louisville has its first No. 1 ranking since 2013 – the year Four under Izzo. right call in his return to interior defense. The versa- the Cardinals won the national title – after beating Akron and The Spartans are missing a few players – Matt the program where he was tile Isaiah Livers has blos- Western Kentucky last week. The only other time Louisville was McQuaid, Kenny Goins and Nick Ward – who helped part of the celebrated "Fab somed from a complemen- ranked No 1. was in 2009. them win that game. Five" recruiting class that “There’s no team that’s arrived. No team’s arrived,” Cardi- tary role to averaging a nals coach Chris Mack said. “A lot of people are saying that we The Blue Devils look different, too, less than a week led Michigan to two team-best 17 points along removed from a stunning loss at home to Stephen F. Austin. straight national-title haven’t played anybody. A lot of people are saying we’re not with growth from Eli there. Maybe we aren’t deserving. I don’t care.” While last season's top-heavy group was dominated by games a quarter-century Brooks (12.9) and David Zion Williamson and RJ Barrett, coach Mike Krzyzewski ago. The record for most teams at No. 1 is seven, set in 1983, so DeJulius (9.0). this season is already more than halfway there. Another jumble has said the current team has its talent more evenly spread Howard took over when Both Livers and Teske could come next Monday because of a slate of huge games this through the top nine or 10 players on the roster. John Beilein left for the praised Howard's week, including Michigan at Louisville on Tuesday. That has led to the work-in-progress team lacking a go- NBA a season after guiding approach. The 7-foot-1 “So many good teams, not very many great teams,” Michigan to scorer and struggling enough offensively to average near- the Wolverines to the Teske crediting Howard's State coach Tom Izzo said. “Everybody’s got question marks. ly 16 turnovers a game. national-title game. He Everybody’s got things to try to deal with and I don’t think any "It'll take time and we're going to try to muck it out," inherited a team that lost of us know where anybody is right now. ... Very good might be Krzyzewski said. "We know we're not a top-five team, top scorers Charles the key word. Great might be out of the equation right now.” maybe not even a top 25 team in the country right now." 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Rams 750.583 283 250 Friday, Dec. 6 Others receiving votes: Florida Hoyt and C Kevin Plawecki. tracts. Declined to tender 2020 con- Tuesday's Games Washington at San Jose, 10:30 man 26 Arizona 381.292 255 351 Boys Basketball 111, Xavier 91, San Diego State 89, HOUSTON ASTROS — Agreed tracts to RHP Javy Guerra and RHP Detroit at Cleveland, 7 p.m. p.m. y-clinched division Quarterfinals Mellen at Mercer, 7:15 Saint Mary's 86, Oklahoma State 85, to terms with RHP Joe Biagini on a Koda Glover. Orlando at Washington, 7 p.m. Wednesday's Games Saturday, Dec. 7 Thursday's Games Girls Basketball Texas Tech 43, West Virginia 28, one-year contract. Declined to ten- FOOTBALL Dallas at New Orleans, 7:30 p.m. Colorado at Toronto, 7 p.m. Muhlenberg (12-0) at Salisbury Chicago 24, Detroit 20 Hurley at South Shore, 7:15 Purdue 24, DePaul 18, Arkansas 17, der 2020 contract to RHP Aaron National Football League Miami at Toronto, 7:30 p.m. St. Louis at Pittsburgh, 8 p.m. (11-0), Noon Buffalo 26, Dallas 15 Ewen-Trout Creek at Indiana 13, Penn State 9, Stephen Sanchez. ARIZONA CARDINALS — Houston at San Antonio, 8:30 Ottawa at Edmonton, 9:30 p.m. North Central (Ill.) (11-1) at New Orleans 26, Atlanta 18 Watersmeet, 6:30 F. Austin 7, Oklahoma 6, Liberty 5, KANSAS CITY ROYALS — Released CB Tramaine Brock Sr. p.m. Washington at Los Angeles, 10 Delaware Valley (11-1), 1 p.m. Sunday's Games Mellen at Mercer, 5:45 Notre Dame 2, Richmond 2, Virginia Agreed to terms with LHP Mike and RB Zach Zenner. L.A. Lakers at Denver, 9 p.m. p.m. Wisconsin-Whitewater (11-1) at Baltimore 20, San Francisco 17 College Basketball Commonwealth 2, SMU 1, Delaware Montgomery on a one-year contract. ATLANTA FALCONS — Signed Portland at L.A. Clippers, 10 p.m. Thursday's Games Mary Hardin-Baylor (12-0), 1 p.m. Green Bay 31, N.Y. Giants 13 Fond du Lac Tribal at GCC, 1 Declined to tender 2020 contracts to OL John Wetzel. Activated Matt Wednesday's Games Arizona at Philadelphia, 7 p.m. Saint John's (Minn.) (11-1) at Tennessee 31, Indianapolis 17 women, 5; men, 7 SS Humberto Arteaga, 3B Cheslor Bosher from IR. Assigned OL Chris Golden State at Charlotte, 7 p.m. Vegas vs. N.Y. Islanders at Nas- Wheaton (Ill.) (12-0), 1 p.m. Pittsburgh 20, Cleveland 13 Saturday, Dec. 7 USA Today Top 25 Cuthbert, SS Erick Mejia and RHP Lindstrom to the practice squad. Milwaukee at Detroit, 7 p.m. sau Veterans Memorial Coliseum, 7 Cincinnati 22, N.Y. Jets 6 Semifinals College Basketball Poll Jesse Hahn. DETROIT LIONS — Placed TE Phoenix at Orlando, 7 p.m. p.m. Tampa Bay 28, Jacksonville 11 The top 25 teams in the USA Saturday, Dec. 14 Central Lakes at GCC, women, 1; LOS ANGELES ANGELS — T.J. Hockenson on IR. Today men's college basketball poll, Brooklyn at Atlanta, 7:30 p.m. N.Y. Rangers at Columbus, 7 Muhlenberg-Salisbury winner vs. Miami 37, Philadelphia 31 men, 3 Declined to tender a 2020 contracts GREEN BAY PACKERS — with first-place votes in parentheses, Miami at Boston, 7:30 p.m. p.m. North Central (Ill.)-Delaware Valley Washington 29, Carolina 21 Monday, Dec. 9 to C Kevan Smith. Released CB Tremon Smith. records through Dec. 1, points Indiana at Oklahoma City, 8 p.m. Chicago at Boston, 7 p.m. winner, TBD L.A. Rams 34, Arizona 7 Boys Basketball MINNESOTA TWINS — Agreed MIAMI DOLPHINS — Signed CB based on 25 points for a first-place Memphis at Chicago, 8 p.m. Minnesota at Tampa Bay, 7 p.m. Saint John's (Minn.)-Wheaton Kansas City 40, Oakland 9 Wakefield-Marenisco at Republic- to terms with INF Ehire Adrianza on Eric Rowe to a contract extension vote through one point for a 25th- Minnesota at Dallas, 8:30 p.m. Colorado at Montreal, 7 p.m. (Ill.) winner vs. Wisconsin-Whitewa- Denver 23, L.A. Chargers 20 Michigamme, 6:30 a one-year contract. Declined to ten- through the 2022 season. place vote and last week's ranking: L.A. Lakers at Utah, 9 p.m. San Jose at Carolina, 7 p.m. ter--Mary Hardin-Baylor winner, TBD Houston 28, New England 22 Hurley at South Shore, 7:15 der 2020 contracts to 1B C.J. Cron MINNESOTA VIKINGS — Placed Sacramento at Portland, 10 p.m. Winnipeg at Dallas, 8:30 p.m. Record Pts Pvs Championship Monday's Games Watersmeet at Chassell, 6:20 and RHP Trevor Hildenberger. LB Ben Gedeon on IR. Signed WR Buffalo at Calgary, 9 p.m. Seattle 37, Minnesota 30 1. Louisville (25) 7-0 790 2 Thursday's Games Friday, Dec. 20 Ontonagon at Ewen-Trout Creek, OAKLAND ATHLETICS — Alexander Hollins from the practice 2. Virginia (2) 7-0 720 6 Philadelphia at Washington, 7 At Shenandoah, Texas Thursday, Dec. 5 7:30 EST Acquired C Austin Allen and a play- squad. Islanders-Red 3. Kansas (1) 6-1 719 5 p.m. Semifinal winners, 8 p.m. Dallas at Chicago, 8:20 p.m. Bessemer at Jeffers, 6:20 er to be named from San Diego for NEW ENGLAND PATRIOTS — Denver at New York, 7:30 p.m. 4. Maryland (2) 8-0 693 8 N.Y. IslandersWings211—4 Sums Sunday, Dec. 8 Girls Basketball 5. Michigan (1) 7-0 647 — 2B Jurickson Profar. Agreed to Claimed DL Albert Huggins off Houston at Toronto, 7:30 p.m. Washington at Green Bay, 1 p.m. Detroit 010—1 NCAAAll FCS Times PlayoffsEST Bessemer at Hurley, 7:15 6. Ohio State (1) 7-0 641 9 terms with LHP T.J. McFarland on a waivers from Philadelphia. Released Phoenix at New Orleans, 8 p.m. Indianapolis at Tampa Bay, 1 First Period_1, N.Y. Islanders, First Round Tuesday, Dec. 10 7. North Carolina 6-1 567 4 one-year contract. Declined to ten- K Kai Forbath. p.m. der 2020 contracts to LHP Ryan OAKLAND RAIDERS — Activat- Lee 7 (Pulock, Barzal), 8:46. 2, N.Y. Saturday, Nov. 30 Boys Basketball 8. Duke 7-1 548 1 Knicks-BucksNEW YORK (88) Box San Francisco at New Orleans, 1 Buchter, RHP Blake Treinen and C ed LB Marquel Lee. Waived WR Islanders, Beauvillier 9 (Bailey, Monmouth (NJ) 44, Holy Cross Bessemer at Ironwood, 7:15 9. Gonzaga 8-1 513 7 Knox II 1-9 3-4 5, Randle 5-12 9- p.m. Josh Phegley. Trevor Davis. Pulock), 13:17. Penalties_Helm, 27 Girls Basketball 10. Kentucky 6-1 507 11 11 19, Gibson 3-8 0-2 7, Smith Jr. 1- Carolina at Atlanta, 1 p.m. SEATTLE MARINERS — HOCKEY DET, (delay of game), 3:12; Beauvil- Albany (NY) 42, Central Con- Ironwood at South Shore, 7:15 11. Arizona 9-0 484 14 7 2-2 4, Barrett 0-9 2-2 2, Brazdeikis Detroit at Minnesota, 1 p.m. Declined to tender 2020 contracts to National Hockey League lier, NYI, (hooking), 11:08; Boychuk, necticut State 14 Ewen-Trout Creek at Chassell, 12. Michigan State 5-2 481 3 2-9 1-2 6, Portis 3-8 0-0 7, Robinson Denver at Houston, 1 p.m. INF Tim Beckham and OF Domingo ANAHEIM DUCKS — Recalled G NYI, (hooking), 16:31. Illinois State 24, Southeast Mis- 7:30 EST 13. Auburn 7-0 395 17 2-5 0-4 4, Allen 3-6 0-0 9, Dotson 5- Baltimore at Buffalo, 1 p.m. Santana. Anthony Stolarz from San Diego Second Period_3, Detroit, Larkin souri State 6 Wakefield-Marenisco at Onton- 14. Oregon 6-2 312 10 10 3-4 15, Trier 3-5 2-2 10, Ellington Miami at N.Y. Jets, 1 p.m. TEXAS RANGERS — (AHL). 7 (Zadina, Bertuzzi), 10:36 (pp). 4, Northern Iowa 17, San Diego 3 agon, 7:20 EST 15. Seton Hall 6-2 285 13 0-3 0-0 0. Totals 28-91 22-33 88. Cincinnati at Cleveland, 1 p.m. Announced RHP Nick Goody DETROIT RED WINGS — Reas- N.Y. Islanders, Eberle 1 (Lee, Austin Peay 42, Furman 6 Watersmeet at Lake Linden- 16. Baylor 5-1 269 18 MILWAUKEE (132) L.A. Chargers at Jacksonville, accepted his assignment to the club signed G Filip Larsson from Grand Leddy), 16:34 (pp). Penalties_Lee, Kennesaw State 28, Wofford 21 Hubbell, 6:20 17. Dayton 5-1 258 — Middleton 7-10 0-0 16, G.Ante- 4:05 p.m. and was placed on the major league Rapids (AHL) to Toledo (ECHL). NYI, (high sticking), 5:00; Toews, Nicholls 24, North Dakota 6 Bayfield at Mercer, 7:15 18. Memphis 6-1 231 20 tokounmpo 10-14 6-11 29, R.Lopez Pittsburgh at Arizona, 4:25 p.m. roster. Claimed RHP Jimmy Herget PITTSBURGH PENGUINS — NYI, (delay of game), 7:43; Leddy, Southeastern Louisiana 45, Vil- College Basketball 19. Florida State 7-1 207 — 1-5 2-2 4, Bledsoe 2-3 2-2 6, Tennessee at Oakland, 4:25 p.m. off waivers from Cincinnati. Desig- Signed F Stefan Noesen to a two- NYI, (holding), 10:26; Nielsen, DET, lanova 44 Itasca at GCC, women, 5; men, 7 20. Tennessee 6-1 198 16 Matthews 2-7 1-1 6, T.Antetokounm- Kansas City at New England, nated LHP Jeffrey Springs for way contract. (interference), 14:26; Nemeth, DET, Second Round U.P. Girls Basketball 21. Colorado 6-0 149 24 po 4-6 2-4 10, Wilson 8-9 0-0 19, 4:25 p.m. assignment. Declined to tender COLLEGE (interference), 14:58. Saturday, Dec. 7 Monday 22. Villanova 5-2 143 21 Ilyasova 1-3 1-2 3, Bender 1-1 1-1 3, Seattle at L.A. Rams, 8:20 p.m. 2020 contracts to RHP Ian Gibaul SOUTHEASTERN CONFER- Third Period_5, N.Y. Islanders, Monmouth (NJ) (11-2) at James Menominee 79, Sturgeon Bay, 23. Washington 5-1 126 22 Hill 5-8 1-1 14, Korver 2-8 0-0 6, Monday, Dec. 9 and RHP Wei-Chieh Huang. ENCE — Fined Auburn $250,000 Eberle 2 (Komarov, Pulock), 13:24. Madison (11-1), 1 p.m Wis. 23 24. Butler 7-0 79 — Connaughton 1-2 3-6 5, DiVincenzo N.Y. Giants at Philadelphia, 8:15 TORONTO BLUE JAYS — after fans stormed the football field Penalties_Koivula, NYI, (tripping), Northern Iowa (9-4) at South 25. Oklahoma State7-0 68 — 4-10 1-2 11. Totals 48-86 20-32 132. p.m. Agreed to terms with RHP Anthony celebrating a 48-45 win over Alaba- 2:37; Glendening, DET, (boarding), Dakota State (8-4), 2 p.m. Wisconsin Boys Others Receiving Votes: Utah New York 15 30 17 26 — 88 Bass on a one-year contract. Agreed ma on Nov. 30. 16:43; Filppula, DET, (high sticking), Kennesaw State (11-2) at Weber Basketball State 62, Florida 60, Xavier 59, Milwaukee 33 39 28 32 — 132 Vikings-Seahawks Monday to terms with 2B Andy Burns, OF BUCKNELL — Named Michelle 18:46. State (9-3), 3 p.m. Texas Tech 30, Saint Mary's 26, 3-Point Goals_New York 10-39 Stats Cuba City 91, Potosi 51 Patrick Kivlehan and RHPs Phillippe Manning senior associate director of Shots on Goal_N.Y. Islanders 9- Albany (NY) (9-4) at Montana Minnesota 7 10 0 13 — 30 VCU 23, San Diego State 19, Pur- (Allen 3-4, Trier 2-4, Dotson 2-7, Gilmanton 46, Mondovi 45 Aumont, A.J. Cole and Justin Miller athletics for administration. 6-10_25. Detroit 11-13-7_31. State (9-3), 3 p.m. Seattle 7317 10 — 37 due 17, Oklahoma 16, West Virginia Portis 1-3, Gibson 1-3, Brazdeikis 1- Luxemburg-Casco 88, Green Bay on minor league contracts. Declined NORTH TEXAS — Fired defen- Power-play opportunities_N.Y. Southeastern Louisiana (8-4) at First Quarter 12, DePaul 12, Kansas State 10, 5, Randle 0-1, Barrett 0-2, Ellington East 54 to tender 2020 contracts to C Luke sive coordinator Troy Reffett and Islanders 1 of 5; Detroit 1 of 6. Montana (9-3), 3 p.m. Min_Cook 2 run (Bailey kick), Arkansas 8, Wichita State 4, Texas 0-2, Smith Jr. 0-3, Knox II 0-5), Mil- Milwaukee North 58, Milwaukee Maile, RHP Derek Law and RHP offensive coordinator Bodie Reeder. Goalies_N.Y. Islanders, Varlam- Illinois State (9-4) at Central 8:12. 3, Indiana 3, Stanford 2, Penn State waukee 16-35 (Hill 3-4, Wilson 3-4, Collegiate Academy 52 Jason Adam. OLD DOMINION — Announced ov 8-3-2 (31 shots-30 saves). Arkansas (9-3), 3 p.m. Sea_Carson 1 run (Myers kick), 2, Tulane 1, Stephen F. Austin 1. G.Antetokounmpo 3-4, Middleton 2- Monticello 74, New Glarus 63 National League the resignation of football coach Detroit, Bernier 5-8-2 (25-21). Nicholls (9-4) at North Dakota :11. 4, DiVincenzo 2-5, Korver 2-8, Palmyra-Eagle 51, Waterloo 50 ARIZONA DIAMONDBACKS — Bobby Wilder. A_17,510 (20,000). T_2:22. State (12-0), 3:30 p.m. Second Quarter AP Top 25 Women's Matthews 1-5, R.Lopez 0-1). Fouled Rosholt 40, Suring 32 Declined to tender 2020 contracts to SOUTH CAROLINA — Referees_Tim Peel, Corey Austin Peay (10-3) at Sacramen- Min_Harris 20 interception return Basketball Poll Out_None. Rebounds_New York 41 Sheboygan South 68, New Hol- The top 25 teams in The Associ- OF Steven Souza Jr., RHP Taijuan Announced senior QB Jake Bentley Syvret. Linesmen_Brad Kovachik, to State (9-3), 9 p.m. (Bailey kick), 5:09. (Robinson 14), Milwaukee 58 stein 49 ated Press' women's college basket- Walker and C Caleb Joesph. is leaving the program and will trans- Mark Shewchyk. Quarterfinals Sea_FG Myers 29, :58. (G.Antetokounmpo 15). Wonewoc-Center 75, Coulee ball poll, with first-place votes in ATLANTA BRAVES - Declined to fer. Friday, Dec. 13 or Saturday, Dec. Min_FG Bailey 47, :00. Assists_New York 13 (Smith Jr. 3), NCAA Division II Region Christian 74 parentheses, records through Dec. tender 2020 contracts to INF/OF UNLV — Named Lauren Jordan 14 Third Quarter Milwaukee 30 (Korver 5). Total 1, total points based on 25 points for Charlie Culberson, C John Ryan assistant swimming coach. Football Playoffs Nicholls-North Dakota State win- Sea_Penny 1 run (Myers kick), Wisconsin Girls Fouls_New York 21, Milwaukee 23. All Times EST a first-place vote through one point Murphy and OF Rafael Ortega. WASHINGTON — Announced ner vs. Illinois State-Central 9:02. Technicals_Smith Jr.. A_17,385 First Round Basketball for a 25th-place vote and last week's CHICAGO CUBS — Agreed to the resignation of football coach Arkansas winner Sea_FG Myers 29, 5:46. Monday (17,500). Saturday, Nov. 23 Almond-Bancroft 54, Tigerton 20 ranking: terms with RHP Jharel Cotton on a Chris Petersen. Promoted defensive Shepherd 31, Indiana (Pa.) 27 Albany (NY)-Montana State win- Sea_Moore 60 pass from R.Wil- Butternut 47, Chequamegon 38 Record Pts Prv one-year contract. Declined to ten- coordinator Jimmy Lake to head NHL Kutztown 33, Tiffin 31 ner vs. Austin Peay-Sacramento son (Myers kick), :05. Cambria-Friesland 60, Central 1. Stanford (23) 8-0 740 3 der 2020 contracts to INF Addison football coach. All Times EST Notre Dame (Ohio) 31, West State winner Fourth Quarter Wisconsin Christian 43 2. Louisville (5) 8-0 708 8 Russell and LHP Danny Hultzen. EASTERN CONFERENCE Chester 24 Kennesaw State-Weber State Sea_Penny 13 pass from R.Wil- Atlantic Division son (Myers kick), 13:30. Durand 57, Bloomer 48 3. Oregon 6-1 662 1 CINCINNATI REDS — Agreed to All TimesNBA EST West Florida 38, Wingate 17 winner vs. Southeastern Louisiana- GP WLOTPts GF GA Min_Treadwell 58 pass from Florence 48, Saint Thomas 4. UConn (2) 6-0 657 4 terms with OF Travis Jankowski, EASTERN CONFERENCE Carson-Newman 17, Bowie State Montana winner Boston 27 19 3543 99 65 Cousins (Bailey kick), 12:49. Aquinas 24 5. Oregon St. 7-0 623 7 RHP Trevor Bauer, RHP Matt Bow- Atlantic Division 9 Monmouth (NJ)-James Madison Florida 26 13 8531 94 93 Min_Rudolph 3 pass from Ladysmith 59, Athens 16 6. South Carolina 8-1 609 5 man, RHP Anthony DeSciafani, WLPct GB Lenoir-Rhyne 36, Miles 7 winner vs. Northern Iowa-South Buffalo 28 13 10 5 31 85 83 Cousins (kick failed), 7:14. Marathon 51, Rib Lake 24 7. Baylor 7-1 597 2 RHP/OF Michael Lorenzen and C Toronto 15 4 .789 — Central Missouri 37, Indianapolis Dakota State winner Toronto 28 13 11 4 30 93 92 Sea_FG Myers 36, :21. Menominee, Mich. 79, Sturgeon 8. Florida St. 7-0 517 12 Curt Casali on one-year contracts. Boston 14 5 .737 1 27 Semifinals Montreal 27 11 10 6 28 89 96 A_69,080. Bay 23 9. Maryland 7-1 507 9 Declined to tender 2020 contracts to Philadelphia 15 6 .714 1 Lindenwood (Mo.) 41, Ouachita Saturday, Dec. 21 Tampa Bay 24 12 9327 88 79 Min Sea Menomonee Falls 40, Baraboo 10. Mississippi St. 8-1 472 10 RHP Kevin Gausman, IF/OF Jose Brooklyn 10 10 .500 5½ Baptist 38 TBD Ottawa 27 11 15 1 23 69 84 First downs 17 24 17 11. UCLA 7-0 430 11 Peraza and RHP Jimmy Herget. New York 4 17 .190 12 Northwest Missouri State 7, Hard- Championship Detroit 30 7 20 3 17 63 119 Total Net Yards 354 444 St. Augustine, La. 35, Destiny 15 12. Texas A&M 5-1 429 6 COLORADO ROCKIES — Southeast Division ing 6 Saturday, Jan. 11 Metropolitan Division Rushes-yards 14-78 43-218 13. NC State 8-0 397 12 Declined to tender 2020 contract to WLPct GB Texas A&M-Commerce 23, Tar- At Toyota Stadium GP WLOTPts GF GA Passing 276 226 Michigan football 14. Indiana 6-1 368 17 RHP Wes Parsons. Miami 14 5 .737 — leton State 16 Frisco, Texas Washington 28 19 4543 104 83 Punt Returns 0-0 1-9 state finals 15. Kentucky 7-0 367 14 LOS ANGELES DODGERS — Orlando 8 11 .421 6 Colorado School of Mines 24, Semifinal winners, Noon Saturday N.Y. Islanders2518 5238 75 59 Kickoff Returns 3-57 2-51 16. DePaul 6-1 291 16 Agreed to terms with C Austin Charlotte 8 14 .364 7½ Sioux Falls 21 Division 1 Philadelphia27 15 7535 85 78 Interceptions Ret. 1-20 1-0 17. Tennessee 7-0 230 20 Barnes to a one-year contract. Washington 6 12 .333 7½ Colorado State-Pueblo 17, All TimesNFL EST Davison 35, Brighton 25 Carolina 27 16 10 1 33 88 76 Comp-Att-Int 22-38-1 21-31-1 18. Gonzaga 6-1 218 22 Declined to tender 2020 contract to Atlanta 5 16 .238 10 Augustana (S.D.) 0 AMERICAN CONFERENCE Division 3 Pittsburgh 27 14 9432 93 78 Sacked-Yards Lost 0-0 2-14 19. Michigan St. 6-1 184 15 RHP Yimi Garcia. Central Division Second Round East River Rouge 30, Muskegon 7 N.Y. Rangers2613 10 3 29 84 87 Punts 4-42.5 3-42.0 20. Arizona 7-0 182 24 MIAMI MARLINS — Claimed 1B WLPct GB Saturday, Nov. 30 W LTPct PF PA Division 5 Columbus 26 11 11 4 26 66 80 Fumbles-Lost 3-2 1-1 21. Miami 5-2 144 19 Jesus Aguilar off waivers from Milwaukee 18 3 .857 — Notre Dame (Ohio) 20, Kutztown New England10 20.833 322 145 Lansing Catholic 31, Almont 17 New Jersey 26 9 13 4 22 66 97 Penalties-Yards 3-30 1-30 22. Missouri St. 7-1 101 - Tampa Bay. Designated RHP Tay- Indiana 13 7 .650 4½ 17 Buffalo 930.750 257 188 Division 7 WESTERN CONFERENCE Time of Possession20:15 39:45 23. Arkansas 7-1 94 25 ron Guerrero and INF J.T. Riddle for Detroit 7 13 .350 10½ Slippery Rock 51, Shepherd 30 N.Y. Jets 480.333 204 280 Pewamo-Westphalia 14, Jackson Central Division INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS 24. Michigan 6-1 42 - assignment, then declined to tender Chicago 6 14 .300 11½ West Florida 38, Valdosta State Miami 390.250 200 377 Lumen Christi 0 GP WLOTPtsGF GA RUSHING_Minnesota, Cook 9- 25. LSU 7-1 41 - 2020 contract to INF J.T. Riddle. Cleveland 5 14 .263 12 35 South St. Louis 29 18 5642 90 75 29, S.Diggs 1-27, Mattison 4-22. Others receiving votes: Syra- MILWAUKEE BREWERS — WESTERN CONFERENCE Ferris State 37, Central Missouri W LTPct PF PA AP Top 25 Men’s Colorado 26 16 8234 97 75 Seattle, Carson 23-102, Penny 15- cuse 29, Florida Gulf Coast 28, Agreed to terms with OF Ben Gamel Southwest Division 10 Houston 840.667 293 271 Basketball Poll Winnipeg 27 16 10 1 33 77 76 74, Homer 1-29, R.Wilson 4-13. The top 25 teams in The Associ- South Dakota 27, West Virginia 24, and SS Orlando Arcia on one-year WLPct GB Northwest Missouri State 63, Lin- Tennessee 750.583 276 234 Dallas 28 15 10 3 33 75 68 PASSING_Minnesota, Cousins ated Press' men’s college basketball Minnesota 10, Notre Dame 5, North contracts. Declined to tender 2020 Dallas 13 6 .684 — denwood (Mo.) 7 Indianapolis 660.500 261 257 Nashville 26 12 10 4 28 87 85 22-38-1-276. Seattle, R.Wilson 21- poll, with first-place votes in paren- Carolina 5, Rutgers 3, Northwestern contracts to LHP Alex Claudio, RHP Houston 13 6 .684 — Minnesota State 35, Colorado Jacksonville 480.333 220 292 Minnesota 27 12 11 4 28 79 86 31-1-240. theses, records through Dec. 1, total 3, Purdue 2, Colorado 1, Creighton Junior Guerra, RHP Jimmy Nelson, San Antonio 7 14 .333 7 St.-Pueblo 7 North Chicago 27 10 12 5 25 74 85 RECEIVING_Minnesota, Matti- points based on 25 points for a first- 1, TCU 1, Drake 1. INF Tyler Saladino and 3b Travis Memphis 6 14 .300 7½ Texas A&M-Commerce 23, Col- W LTPct PF PA Pacific Division son 4-51, Rudolph 4-50, S.Diggs 4- place vote through one point for a Shaw. New Orleans 6 14 .300 7½ orado School of Mines 3 Baltimore 10 20.833 406 219 Transactions GP WLOTPts GF GA 25, Cook 3-35, Ham 2-42, Conklin 2- 25th-place vote and last week's BASEBALL PITTSBURGH PIRATES — Northwest Division Lenoir-Rhyne 49, Carson-New- Pittsburgh 750.583 236 225 Edmonton 29 17 9337 91 84 8, Treadwell 1-58, I.Smith 1-6, ranking: American League Declined to tender 2020 contract to WLPct GB man 21 Cleveland 570.417 246 272 Arizona 28 15 9434 78 67 O.Johnson 1-1. Seattle, Metcalf 6- Record Pts Prv BALTIMORE ORIOLES — C Elias Diaz. Agreed to terms with Denver 13 4 .765 — Quarterfinals Cincinnati 1 11 0 .083 179 298 Vegas 29 14 11 4 32 87 82 75, Hollister 6-44, Penny 4-33, 1. Louisville (48) 7-0 1,599 2 Agreed to terms with LHP Richard SS Erik Gonzalez on a one-year Utah 12 9 .571 3 Saturday, Dec. 7 West San Jose 28 15 12 1 31 82 91 Moore 2-65, Gordon 1-10, Carson 1- 2. Kansas (3) 6-1 1,497 4 Bleier, INF Hanser Alberto, RHP contract. Minnesota 10 9 .526 4 Notre Dame (Ohio) (12-1) at Slip- W LTPct PF PA Vancouver 28 13 11 4 30 92 84 7, J.Brown 1-6. 3. Maryland 8-0 1,446 5 Dylan Bundy, RHP Miguel Castro, PHILADELPHIA PHILLIES — Oklahoma City 8 11 .421 6 pery Rock (12-0), 1 p.m. Kansas City 840.667 348 265 4. Michigan (9) 7-0 1,429 — RHP Mychal Givers and INF/OF Claimed RHP Trevor Kelley off Calgary 29 13 12 4 30 73 86 MISSED FIELD GOALS_None. Eberle scores twice, Islanders handle Red Wings 4-1 Seahawks take over 1st place in NFC DETROIT (AP) – With no goals in his first 14 games this season, Jordan Eberle was understandably frustrated. West, beat Vikings 37-30 "Ever since the ankle injury, I've come back and had a ton SEATTLE (AP) – Rashaad Penny of chances," he said. "Sometimes they don't go in." scored one touchdown rushing and Eberle finally ended that drought with two goals Monday one receiving, Russell Wilson hit David night, and Semyon Varlamov made 30 saves to lift the New Moore for a 60-yard TD pass, and the York Islanders over Detroit 4-1, extending the Red Wings' Seattle Seahawks built a big second- winless streak to 10 games. half lead before holding off the Min- Anders Lee and Anthony Beauvillier also scored for the nesota Vikings for a 37-30 win Monday Islanders, who were outshot 31-25 but never trailed in the night. game. Dylan Larkin had the only goal for Detroit. Seattle (10-2) moved into a tie with New York has alternated starting goalies for its first 25 San Francisco atop of the NFC West games this season, a franchise record. Monday was Varlam- but holds the tiebreaker. The Sea- ov's turn, although he actually played in the team's previous hawks have the inside track to the divi- game – a 2-0 win over Columbus on Saturday – after starter sion title with four games left. Thomas Greiss had to exit in the first period. Minnesota (8-4) fell a game behind Michigan when the Heat coach asked Green Bay in the NFC North and is him about returning to the only one game ahead of the Los Ange- Wolverines. les Rams in the wild-card race. They From page 9 "We were preparing for may have lost star running back Dalvin tips for preparing him to like his fourth NBA inter- Cook to a shoulder injury when he play well against strong view, and it just happened fumbled midway through the third front lines for UNC and in conversation," Spoelstra quarter in what became a major turn- Gonzaga. said. "I said, 'What about ing point. Associated Press "He's kind of more of a the Michigan job? Isn't that Wilson wasn't great, but he came MINNESOTA VIKINGS' Kyle Rudolph reaches to catch a pass for a touch- players' coach where he open? Would you have an up with key plays as Seattle won its down as Seattle Seahawks' K.J. Wright (50) reaches toward him during understands the game," interest in that?' And his fifth straight. He had a forgettable first- the second half Monday in Seattle. Livers said. "You can't play whole face just lit up." half moment trying to bat down a the game if you're being Spoelstra advised deflected pass only to watch Anthony 40 combined points and four key last play of the third quarter. controlled the whole time. Howard to start calling col- Harris intercept the ball and return it turnovers – three by Minnesota. The first play of the fourth quarter Just go out there and get lege coaches that he knew for a touchdown. Wilson was 21 of 31 Seattle pulled even at 17 on Penny's was forgettable for the Vikings as well. out and run, little stuff and trusted, the Patrick for 240 yards. 1-yard TD run. On Minnesota's first Cousins' pass for Stefan Diggs was we've worked on since the Ewing and Chris Mullin The key was the running of Penny play of the next possession, Cook was intercepted by Tre Flowers, who may first week of July: hit open types. and Chris Carson. Seattle rushed for stripped by Rasheem Green, and have gotten away with pass interfer- shots and run and get the "And he did," Spoelstra 218 yards, the most allowed by Min- Bradley McDougald recovered. It was ence, but deflected the pass and made ball to that big fella down said. "He closed up shop nesota this season. Carson had 102, the first of two critical turnovers that a juggling interception at the Minneso- there." and went to work." including a 1-yard TD. Penny added led to 10 points for Seattle. ta 25. Three plays later, Wilson hit Howard, 46, inter- Howard wound up get- 74. The Vikings were giving up just 94 The Seahawks were held to a field Penny on a screen pass and Seattle had viewed for multiple NBA ting his dream job. The yards per game rushing. goal following Cook's fumble but took a 17-point lead. jobs during his tenure as a Wolverines haven't lost Minnesota quarterback Kirk a 27-17 lead on their next possession Minnesota's rally started with Seat- Heat assistant. It was in a since. And Howard is danc- Cousins was 22 of 38 for 276 yards but when Moore ran free through the tle's own blown coverage as Cousins late-night interview strate- ing again. couldn't connect with Irv Smith Jr. on Vikings secondary and Wilson hit him hit Laquon Treadwell for a 58-yard TD gy session last spring with "The Cabbage Patch fourth-and-3 at the Vikings 42 with in stride. Minnesota cornerback Xavier from Cousins. Seattle seemed poised Spoelstra – who had spent dance, though, that's full 2:31 left. Jason Myers' 36-yard field Rhodes appeared to think he had safe- to add on, helped by a fake punt that years professing that circle," Spoelstra said. goal with 21 seconds left provided the ty help over the top, but no one was Travis Homer took for 29 yards, but Howard was ready to "That was epic." final margin for Seattle. there as Moore sprinted for his second DK Metcalf fumbled and the Vikings become a head coach – It was a wild second half featuring TD catch of the season on the next-to- recovered at their 28 with 9:34 left. l THE DAILY GLOBE • YOURDAILYGLOBE.COM COMICS TUESDAY, DECEMBER 3, 2019 11 HERMAN SPEED BUMP Finding boundaries with family Dear Annie: One of my cousins lives about two hours away. Her parents are deceased, and she is estranged from her siblings. She has been in the hospital sev- eral times for mental health care. I believe she is bipolar but don’t know that for sure. Because she lives alone now, we invite her Dear to family gatherings for the holidays. Annie About once a month, I will receive a burst of text messages from her, some- times 20 or more at a time, telling me manic episode, people can experience about something that is going on in her risk-taking behaviors, hyperactivity or life. Recently, in one of those bursts, she impulsive decisions. Check-in with her said she wants to move and might like to and ask her how she is feeling, how life is rent a room from a relative. I reminded her going and if she is getting treatment for that she has a comfortable home in a place her mental health. Really listen, too. It has where she already knows people and that THE PAJAMA DIARIES to be difficult for her to be completely it can be hard to establish a new network estranged from her siblings. Maybe this of friends and support in a new place. She could be an opportunity for her to seek said she knows all of that but wants to some real help. move anyway. In no way, shape or form are you I am worried that she is hinting that responsible for her. Be kind and loving to she would like to move in with my spouse her while protecting your personal space. and me. We have a large, comfortable home with spare bedrooms now that our Everyone will be better off for it in the long children are on their own. But we enjoy run. our home as it is and don’t want anyone Dear Annie: “Daughter of a Narcissist,” else living here with us. I know that is self- please write a book! Your letter was the best article I’ve ever read about narcissism. MOTHER GOOSE & GRIMM ish, but I just don’t see how it could work to have my cousin live with us. If she asks I am going to repeat the “phrases” until directly if she can move in, I plan to tell they are etched in my mind. – Wife of a her no. 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TV’s old son took his snow plow truck without per- ——— Vehicle Value Special! • • mission on Friday at 3 p.m. The resident said the The GCSD responded to a complaint of hit- Run it until it sells vehicle was not registered and shouldn’t be on and-run damage in Bessemer on Wednesday at or 30 days Plus Service the road, according to a GCSD report. 1:38 p.m. A 19-year-old Bessemer woman said which ever one comes first! 20 words or less ——— someone struck her 2012 Jeep, leaving a dent $35.00 The MSP cited a 27-year-old Ironwood man with yellow paint. The driver said the damage Additional charge for photo, “Box Store Prices, for driving with no operators license following a might have occurred while parked in a lot on Eli private parties only. Small Town Service” traffic stop at U.S. 2 near Greenbush Street in Avenue in Bessemer, according to a GCSD Limited Time Offer! Ironwood on Monday at 2 a.m., according to a report. 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Phone: (906)884-4161 ——— ——— Toll Free The MSP cited a 36-year-old Bessemer man The GCSD responded to a report of a vehi- for driving with no operators license following a cle stuck in the middle of East Longyear Street (877)768-9846 traffic stop on Puritan Road near Old County at South Sophie Street in Bessemer on Satur- Road in Bessemer Township on Thursday at day at 9:45 p.m. A deputy and other people www.borsethproperties.com 4:15 p.m., according to a MSP report. nearby helped to get the vehicle unstuck, ——— according to a GCSD report. The MSP arrested a 36-year-old Superior, ——— Wisconsin man for operating under the influence The GCSD issued a county wide call for of a controlled substance and for driving with no snow plows on county roads as wreckers report- operators license following a traffic stop at U.S. 2 ed being unable to reach and remove cars stuck near Grandview Lane in Ironwood Township on on roads in poor conditions on Saturday, at Saturday at 8 p.m., according to a MSP report. 10:30 p.m., according to a GCSD report. ——— Ontonagon County The GCSD received a report of multiple vehi- The MSP arrested a 37-year-old Watersmeet cles stuck in the roadway on South Moore Street Sales • Rentals man for driving while license suspended follow- at Mary Street in Bessemer on Saturday at 11 ing a traffic stop at U.S. 45 at M-28 in Bruce p.m. Deputies pushed the first vehicle into a Management • Appraisals Crossing on Sunday at 6 p.m., according to a nearby parking lot and second vehicle was able MSP report. to free itself, according to a GCSD report. 906-932-5406 ——— Highway US-2 • Ironwood ACCIDENTS GCSD deputies encountered two vehicles Gogebic County stuck in snow in the middle of South Hematite upnorthproperty.com The GCSD responded to a report of a 1998 Street at Helena Street in Bessemer on Nov. 30, Lincoln Continental that was stuck in snow on at 11:45 p.m. Tow trucks were called, according Sophie Street at Lead Street in Bessemer on to a GCSD report. Wednesday at 10 a.m. Deputies and another ——— motorist helped push the car until it was unstuck, The GCSD responded to a reported vehicle according to a GCSD report. stuck in a ditch on Indianhead Road near U.S. 2 ——— in Wakefield on Dec. 1, at 12:20 a.m., according The GCSD responded to a crash report at to a GCSD report. Arson Trading Post. two sweat lodges, the larger One of the fire scenes, at wigwam at the Trading a dance ring used for cere- Post and a motor home in From page 5 monial dances, also had the wigwam were into the fires, determined evidence of damage from a destroyed in the fires. The the fires were arson – in vehicle, according to the smaller wigwam, the other part because a sample complaint. The complaint property at the Ceremonial taken from the scene of the said an analysis at the state Lodge that was the scene of Ceremonial Lodge fire test- crime lab found material the second fire there, the ed positive for the presence on Grover’s vehicle that Big Drum Dance Circle and of gasoline. Similar “burn appeared to match the the Pow Wow grounds lines” to those found at the dance ring. A pair of were all damaged but not lodge were also seen at sev- Grover’s shoes also had destroyed by the fire. eral of the other fires, gasoline on them. Assistant Attorney Gen- according to the complaint. Grover’s step-father told eral Richard Dufour prose- According to informa- the grand jury that Grover cuted the case for the state. tion in the complaint, testi- believed a member of the Dufour has also prosecuted mony in a 2013 federal Miidwian belief system, several high-profile cases grand jury proceeding “Had put a curse on the recently in Iron County – identified Grover having defendant shortly before including the 2016 murder purchased gas at a gas sta- the fires,” the complaint and arson at the Bear Trap tion the night of the fire reads. “He also testified the Inn, the 2017 killing of Lac and put the starting time of defendant had shortly du Flambeau, Wisconsin one of the fires at almost before the fire become a man north of Mercer and exactly the time it would ‘born again’ Christian (at a the 2015 bombing of an take for someone to drive local church).” asphalt plant in Kimball. from the gas station to the The Ceremonial Lodge, —Richard Jenkins

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