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SPORTS • 9 NATION • 2 DAILY GLOBE Thursday, April 12, 2018 Rain likely yourdailyglobe.com | High: 43 | Low: 27 | Details, page 2 Furyk retiring, M O C K C R A S H Samardich to run for sheriff By RICHARD JENKINS work with. [email protected] He praised the depart- HURLEY – Iron County ment’s employees, saying Sheriff Tony Furyk has he was confident they decided to retire at the end would continue moving of his current term, with forward under the next Lt. Paul Samardich recently sheriff. taking the first steps neces- While candidates for sary to run for the office. the job can’t begin collect- Furyk has been with the ing signatures until Sun- Iron County Sheriff’s day, Samardich has already Department since 1983, filed the initial paperwork serving the last eight years declaring his candidacy for as sheriff. the office. He said while he loves Samardich joined the the job, he felt it’s time to Iron County Sheriff’s Ralph Ansami/Daily Globe let someone else do it. Department in 1994, serv- A SIMULATED accident involving two vehicles and at least one fatality and multiple injuries is staged Since starting with the ing in a variety of positions Wednesday at the Hurley K-12 school. Students in grades 6-12 watch as first responders remove the victims department, he said he has – including as the depart- and douse the vehicles. An Aspirus Wausau Medecopter responded and arrived a few minutes into the exer- seen a lot of changes – ment’s lieutenant investiga- cise. One of the victims is tended to at left. most notably the technolo- tor for the past eight years. gy the department uses. “I think I can keep lead- While the department ing the department for- was likely writing reports ward. I think it’s a logical on typewriters when he step for me,” Samardich EDC seeks answers to dredging woes first started, the depart- said. “I know the depart- By JAN TUCKER to cross a sand shoal that had devel- commodities at the EDC dock which ment has access to all ment – being here and [email protected] oped during the winter months they lease from the Corps of Engi- kinds of technology, knowing the people for the ONTONAGON – The Ontonagon across the mouth of the river. Tuck- neers. If there is no off-loading, including computers in last 24 years and having Economic Development Corpora- er said this year he was contacted by there is no money, EDC officials squad cars. The advances worked in every facet of the tion and the community of Onton- the Martin Bencher USA firm, which added. have helped with the job, agon has lost over $100,000 in the wanted to bring three large cargo EDC member Alan Ralph added Furyk said, and have given past two years because the Onton- vessels to the Ontonagon port to off- the EDC must make a “full push” on deputies more tools to FURYK — page 5 agon Harbor has not been dredged. load items to be used and transport- elected officials to get moving on get- That sum is the estimate the EDC ed to the site of a new WE Energies ting the Ontonagon Harbor in the received at its meeting Wednesday. Power Plant in Baraga. “I had to tell Corps of Engineer budget. Ralph Pat Tucker, EDC member, them no way could they make it said this is an election year and the reminded the members that June 4 through that shoal,” Tucker said. EDC and the public must have a Hurley’s new water 2017, four ships were due to unload The Ontonagon EDC is virtually commodities in the harbor, but were out of money since they receive turned back when they were unable funds from companies that off load mixer needs repairs DREDGE — page 5 By RALPH ANSAMI has not yet been reached. [email protected] He said the city wouldn’t HURLEY – The water be charged for repairs. Gogebic County, health department approve five-year lease agreement mixer that was installed in Seamandel said when By RALPH ANSAMI the city of Hurley’s tank on the mixer is working, it can negotiated for months passed 5-0, ry of the report as follows, with [email protected] Germania Hill is not work- be heard outside of the with commissioners Dan Siirila increases and decreases noted: ing. water tank. He explained BESSEMER – The Gogebic Coun- and Jim Oliver, of Ironwood, –Agriculture: Down .07 percent. The Hurley City Coun- how the mixer works and ty Board of Commissioners Wednes- absent. –Commercial: Up .66 percent. cil learned Tuesday that a council member Jamey day approved a five-year agreement Commissioner Jeff Wasley said –Industrial: Up .053 percent. detached wire is apparent- Francis said he’d like to see for the Western Upper Peninsula he didn’t like the portion of the –Real residential: Down .011 per- ly the cause of the prob- a photo of the mixer. Health Department to continue to agreement that says it can be can- cent. lem. Street superintendent use office space in the courthouse. celed with 60 days notice of either –Timber cut-over: Down .24 per- The mixer was installed Mark Bluse said Tuesday The lease agreement will run the county or health department, cent. as part of a city infrastruc- there have been two water through May 31, 2023. but Tom Laabs said he preferred –Personal property: Up .94 per- ture project to ensure that leaks recently in the city. The rate for the first year, that language. cent. the water stays fresh. The bigger water break $38,745, represents a $1 increase Commissioners also accepted the Koval said the county lost $2.5 Jeff Seamandel, of MSA was behind the high school per square foot, according to county 2018 equalization report from Kathy million in taxable value because of a Professional Services, the football field, in a swampy administrator Juliane Giackino. Jo Koval, county equalization direc- new veterans’ tax exemption pro- city’s’ engineering compa- area. The line was shut off The annual rates for years two tor. gram. ny, said the mixer is under and bypassed, pending bet- through five are $40,950. The taxable value of Gogebic In other business, the board warranty for one year after ter weather to get into the The courthouse staff will be County is $525,201,869, about an agreed county informational tech- the project is “substantially responsible for cleaning the health $8 million increase, Koval told the nology officer Brandon Tauer can complete” and that point department portion of the building. board. spend up to $4,000 to update the The five-year deal that had been WATER — page 5 The board approved each catego- county’s website. $300 million biofuels plant in Ontonagon ‘imminent’

By JAN TUCKER EDC member Skip Schullz pressed jamadots.com Tucker on any action taken to begin ONTONAGON – The announcement efforts to return rail service to Onton- of a $300 million biofuel plant to be locat- agon. Rail service to the mill site was torn ed in Ontonagon is “imminent,” the out and is now a snowmobile trail. Schulz Ontonagon County Economic Develop- said planning an alternate route for a ment Corporation was told Wednesday. snowmobile trail is a long process and Pat Tucker, a member of the EDC, Pres- discussions should begin soon. Tucker ident of Lost Bowl, who owns the land on said he has talked indirectly a few years which the former Smurfit-Stone Paper mill ago with the governor’s office, DNR and was located, said SynSel Energy of MDOT but once the project is started, he Elmhurst Ill. has the firm commitment of would use his energy to work on the all the funds for the project and has closed return of the rails. EDC member Tom on most of them and is now in the process Poisson added he had talked to some state of the final closing. officials who said they did not think there He said engineering for the plant will would be a problem getting the rail lines take about 14 months but site work and back. utility work can begin while the engineer- In other action EDC President Sue ing is being done. Preiss said the promoter of a new restau- In a previous announcement, Tucker rant and pizza place in Silver City, Two said the plant is expected to produce 250 Loons, has restructured its proposed direct and indirect jobs. Tucker said Jan Tucker/Daily Globe loan from the Revolving Loan Fund from THE ONTONAGON County EDC met Wednesday and heard that the announcement SynSel officials will come to Ontonagon $82,000 to $101,000. A public hearing on of a SynSel biofuel plant in Ontonagon is “imminent.” EDC members from left are for a meeting with the community when Tom Poisson, Pat Tucker, Nancy Hillier, Sue Preiss and Skip Schulz. the final closing is complete. BIOFUELS — page 5 TODAY INDEX Rain likely — Details, page 2 Celebrations ...... 7 75 cents Classifieds . . . . .12-14 Wednesday Today’s records Snowfall Comics ...... 11 Vol. 99, No. 121 High 45 High 79 (1931) 24 hours to 7 a.m. Community ...... 3 Low 29 Low 7 (1950) Wednesday none Snow depth 15 in. Obituaries ...... none Year ago today Precipitation Season total 153.3 in. Opinion ...... 4 High 39 24 hours to 7 a.m. Last year 116.6 in. Low 23 Wednesday none Sports ...... 9-10 l 2 THURSDAY, APRIL 12, 2018 AREA / NATION THE DAILY GLOBE • YOURDAILYGLOBE.COM FIVE-DAY FORECASTFO ORECAST FOR IRONWOODIR RONWOOD

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This gives a temperature of what ththe he air feels like on the skin. Answer: It’s unusual for a House speaker, third by the sudden retirement in 2015 of in line to succeed the president, to turn Speaker John Boehner, who had struggled himself into a lame duck, especially so for to control the chamber’s restless conserva- 3 accusers confront Cosby; Ryan, a once-rising GOP star who is only tive wing. He has had more trust with the 48 and was the party’s vice presidential hardliners in the House. candidate in 2012. His decision fueled “That’s probably his greatest gift to us,” one calls him a ‘serial rapist’ fresh doubts about the party’s ability to said Rep. Kevin Cramer of North Dakota. fend off a Democratic wave, fed by opposi- “His ability to bridge the vast divide.” NORRISTOWN, Pa. (AP) – Decades breast and rubbing tion to Trump, in November. And it threw House Majority Leader McCarthy, a after they say Bill Cosby knocked them out himself against her leg, the House into a leadership battle that Californian known to be tighter with with intoxicants and sexually assaulted Lasha said. could end up pushing Ryan aside sooner Trump, is expected to again seek the top them, three of his accusers confronted the “I could barely than he intended and crush any hopes for leadership post that slipped from his 80-year-old comedian in court Wednesday, move. He guided me significant legislation before the election. reach in 2015. He will likely compete with with one woman pointedly calling him a there, and he laid me Ryan, though, said he had no regrets Majority Whip Steve Scalise of Louisiana. “serial rapist” and another asking him in the bed. I couldn’t after having accomplished “a heckuva lot” Both men spoke at the closed-door meet- through her tears, “You remember, don’t move any more after during his time in a job he never really ing Wednesday, delivering tributes to you, Mr. Cosby?” that. He laid next to wanted. He said fellow Republicans have Ryan. The women’s charged rhetoric prompt- me, and he kept touch- plenty of achievements to run on this fall, Another potential rival, Rep. Mark ed several mistrial requests from Cosby’s ing my breast and including the tax cuts Congress delivered, Meadows of North Carolina, a member of lawyers – which were denied – as prose- Heidi humping my leg. I Thomas which have been his own personal cause the conservative House Freedom Caucus, cutors built their case that Cosby was one remember something and the centerpiece of his small-govern- demurred when asked if he’d pursue the of Hollywood’s biggest predators long warm hitting my leg,” ment agenda. speaker’s job. “Leadership has never been before he met Andrea Constand, the chief she said. “I have given this job everything I on my bucket list, and it’s not on my buck- accuser in his sexual assault retrial. Asked what was going through her have,” Ryan said. et list today,” he said. Now well into middle age, the accusers mind, Lasha testified: “Dr. Huxtable Speculation over Ryan’s future had Ryan’s announcement came as Republi- spoke of entering Cosby’s orbit as wouldn’t do this. Why are you doing this been swirling for months, but as he dialed cans are bracing for a potential blue wave starstruck young women seeking career to me? You’re supposed to help me be suc- up colleagues and spoke by phone with of voter enthusiasm for Democrats, who help or, in the case of a casino bartender cessful.” Trump early Wednesday the news stunned need to flip at least 24 GOP-held seats in from Reno, Nevada, simply looking for a Turning to Cosby, she made the remark even top allies. November to regain the majority. fun time. All of them testified they wound that suggested he remembered the encounter. Ryan announced his plans at a closed- As the House GOP’s top fundraiser, up unconscious from the pills or alcohol Cosby, who portrayed kindly Dr. Cliff door meeting of House Republicans. Rep. Ryan’s lame duck status could send shock- he gave them, unable to say no or resist as Huxtable on his hit TV comedy “The Mark Walker of North Carolina said an wave through donor circles that are rely- he had his way with them. Cosby Show,” turned away and smiled emotional Ryan “choked up a few times ing on his leadership at the helm of the “I was raped,” declared the former bar- slightly. trying to get through” his remarks to col- House majority. He has hauled in $54 mil- tender, Janice Baker-Kinney, who was 24 Lasha, Baker-Kinney and a third leagues and received three standing ova- lion so far this election cycle. when she says Cosby gave her pills she woman who also testified, Heidi Thomas, tions. “It injects some more uncertainty to be suspected to be quaaludes and had sex are among five additional accusers whom He later briefly thanked Trump in pub- sure,” said the No. 2 Senate Republican, with her in 1982. prosecutors plan to call to make the case lic for giving him the chance to move GOP John Cornyn of Texas. “It’s just another Cosby’s lawyers say Baker-Kinney, who that Cosby, once revered as “America’s ideas ahead. issue that’s floating out there, and obvi- now works as a stage manager on pro Dad,” was a Hollywood predator who is While Ryan was crucial in getting the ously there’s going to be some competition sports broadcasts in the San Francisco only now facing a reckoning after alleged- tax cuts passed, a prime Trump goal, he for his successor.” area, took the drug willingly. ly assaulting Constand at his suburban and the president have had a difficult rela- But a top GOP fundraiser, Eric Tanen- Another accuser, sobbing uncontrol- Philadelphia home in 2004. tionship. Trump showed impatience with blatt, expects Ryan to remain a force in a lably as she testified, told jurors she got to The additional accusers could also help Congress’ pace in dealing with his propos- tough cycle. “Donors who are committed know Cosby through a family connection prosecutors insulate Constand from the als, and Ryan had to deal with a president to making sure Republicans hold onto the as a 17-year-old aspiring model and defense’s contention that she is a “con who shared little of his interest in policy majority will do whatever they have to do actress. Chelan Lasha said Cosby gave her artist” who preyed on Cosby’s vulnerabili- detail. to make that happen,” he said. a little blue pill he described as an antihis- ty after the 1997 killing of his son, Ennis, Still, for many Republicans, Ryan has In Washington, Senate Majority Leader tamine to help her get over a cold, along and then framed him to score a big payday been “a steady force in contrast to the pres- Mitch McConnell, who has worked with with two shots of amaretto “to help break via a $3.4 million civil settlement. ident’s more mercurial tone,” said Rep. Ryan, praised his colleague’s tenure. The up the cough.” The combination immobi- The defense has urged jurors to ignore Mark Sanford of South Carolina. “That’s Democratic House leader, Nancy Pelosi of lized her and rendered her unable to the other accusers, calling their allegations needed.” California, said she hoped Ryan would speak. irrelevant to the charges involving Con- The speaker had been heading toward work constructively on bipartisan goals Cosby then assaulted her, touching her stand, who turned 45 on Wednesday. this decision since late last year, said a per- before he leaves. Tempests buffeting White House now threaten to engulf Trump WASHINGTON (AP) – The Russia col- Obama,” Trump tweeted. “Mueller is most lusion probe. The Stormy Daniels allega- conflicted of all (except Rosenstein who tions. The escalating tension with signed FISA & Comey letter). No Collu- VICTIMS OF Moscow. sion, so they go crazy!” human traf- The tempests that have separately buf- That message followed another ficking, family feted the White House for months merged provocative tweet, in which Trump laced members, into a maelstrom this week and threatened into Russia for supporting Syrian Presi- and lawmak- to engulf President Donald Trump, who dent Bashar Assad, whose government is ers listen as on Wednesday railed against members of accused of launching an apparent chemi- President the Justice Department by name and took cal attack Saturday on its own people. Dis- Donald to Twitter to threaten military strikes in regarding his own insistence that he Trump speaks Syria and taunt a nuclear-armed power. would never tip his hand to military strat- in the Oval While alarmed aides and allies worried egy, he seemed to suggest that he would Office at the that Trump was the angriest he’d ever launch airstrikes. White House been, the president saw conspiracies in “Get ready Russia, because they will be before sign- the challenges facing his administration coming, nice and new and ‘smart!’” Trump ing a new law and hinted at more chaos. And as Trump’s wrote. “You shouldn’t be partners with a aimed at party was rocked by upheaval on Capitol Gas Killing Animal who kills his people curbing sex Hill, White House staffers explored and enjoys it!” trafficking whether he has the legal authority to fire The president’s renewed public anger Wednesday in the men leading the investigation into his at special counsel Robert Mueller and Washington. administration and, as underscored by the Deputy Attorney General Rob Rosenstein seizure of documents from his private was prompted by the FBI raid on his long- Associated Press lawyer, his business and personal life. time personal attorney Michael Cohen, “Much of the bad blood with Russia is who acknowledged paying $130,000 to caused by the Fake & Corrupt Russia Daniels, a porn actress, to buy her silence Investigation, headed up by the all Demo- crat loyalists, or people that worked for TEMPESTS — page 6 l THE DAILY GLOBE • YOURDAILYGLOBE.COM COMMUNITY THURSDAY, APRIL 12, 2018 3 Gogebic Range United Way accepting Apostle Islands quarter applications for 2019 funding unveiled at Red Cliff IRONWOOD – The Gogebic Range generous to the local food banks through United Way is accepting applications for donations. RED CLIFF, Wis. — The United States the 2019 year funding. Local agencies that Gogebic Range United Way has a vol- Mint joined the National Park Service wish to apply may send their application unteer board who oversees all the func- today to celebrate the release of the Amer- to: tions. The annual goal for fundraising is ica the Beautiful Quarters® Program coin 35,000 dollars. honoring Apostle Islands National Gogebic Range United Way Every agency requesting funding must Lakeshore in Wisconsin. The coin is the P.O. Box 248 also submit proof of their status as a second of five America the Beautiful Quar- Ironwood, MI 49938 501(c)3 organization. Applications must ters coins to be issued in 2018, and the be received by June 15. 42nd release in the series. A request can also be made via email at A brief hearing will be held for each The Apostle Islands National [email protected] agency on July 18. If there are any ques- Lakeshore quarter design marks the 100th The area United Way serves approxi- tions, please send them to the email new reverse of this coin denomination mately 17-18 agencies each year which address above. since 1932. This latest design depicts the benefits thousands of people in our com- To donate to Gogebic Range United sea caves at Devils Island with the light- munity. Way, contact them at the email address house in the background and a kayaker For instance, the group has been very [email protected]. paddling in the foreground. Inscriptions on the reverse are “APOSTLE ISLANDS,” National Lakeshore, and the people who “WISCONSIN,” “2018,” and “E PLURIBUS protect it and frequent it…shedding light UNUM.” The obverse (heads) design on its splendor, beauty and purpose, for Winter moratorium for depicts the 1932 restored portrait of future generations to follow,” said Marc George Washington by John Flanagan. Landry, Acting Associate Director of the heating season ends April 15 Inscriptions are “UNITED STATES OF Mint’s Numismatic and Bullion Direc- AMERICA,” “LIBERTY,” “IN GOD WE torate. TRUST,” and “QUARTER DOLLAR.” More than 500 people gathered at Leg- EAU CLAIRE, Wis. — The arrival of to purchase a pre-paid debit or credit card “Just as the guiding light beacons from endary Waters Resort for festivities includ- spring marks the end of the heating sea- — widely available at retail stores — and the Devils Island lighthouse–as it has ing performances by the Bayfield High son. It’s also time for customers who may demands the customer call back to sup- done for decades–the Apostle Islands School Choir, Red Cliff VFW, Wigwam have fallen behind on their bills to make posedly make a payment to the utility. Quarter will serve as a shining example of Express, Red Cliff Youth Drum Group and arrangements to ensure their service is not These scammers often sound professional the inherent value of Apostle Islands Washburn High School Jazz Band. interrupted. For those who may need and may also manipulate caller ID so num- financial assistance, there are a variety of bers look like they’re coming from Xcel programs that can help customers in need. Energy. The moratorium, which expires April Even when a caller sounds legitimate, 15, helps protect residential energy cus- here are warning signs for customers: Think food safety when tomers from electric or gas service discon- Customers should be very suspicious if nections if it affects their primary heating a caller requires a single form of payment, source. The rule runs each year from such as requiring the use of a prepaid warmer weather comes November 1 — April 15. debit card. Xcel Energy offers many “We understand that customers occa- options for payment and will never ask or WASHINGTON, D.C. – Spring is final- room temperature for more than two sionally face challenges paying their bills require a customer with a past due ly coming. It has been a long wait, but hours. At celebration gatherings, make so we work with them to find payment account to purchase a prepaid debit card warmer temperatures bring events like sure your cold food is kept cold (40°F or plans that meet their needs,” said Pat to avoid disconnection. weddings, graduations and holiday cele- below) by serving it in smaller portions Boland, manager, customer policy and Xcel Energy customers will initially be brations. These events bring together and refilling, or by putting the food con- assistance. “Local nonprofit organizations contacted by U.S. mail about past due groups of people to enjoy considerable tainers over ice. Hot food should be kept and community action programs can also bills, not over the phone. You will also be amounts of delicious and often traditional hot (140°F or above); you can keep the provide financial assistance, and funds are sent a disconnection notice in writing foods. But if proper food safety steps aren’t food warm by serving in warming trays or still available, so we want customers tak- before your power is actually turned off. taken, your celebration could turn into a using a slow cooker. ing advantage of these programs.” Customers should never wire money, disaster. Income eligible households may also provide bank card numbers, and social The Centers for Disease Control and Grocery Shopping Plan qualify for energy efficiency and conserva- security numbers to an unverified source. Prevention estimates that in the U.S., food- When shopping for groceries: tion programs. For more information, cus- Customers with any doubt about some- borne illness causes 128,000 hospitaliza- – Pick up cold items last and bring tomers can contact Xcel Energy at 1-800- one claiming to be from Xcel Energy and tions and 3,000 deaths each year. This them home immediately so they are refrig- 895-4999. Find tips on saving energy at asking for payment should hang up imme- spring, USDA is offering tips on how to erated or frozen within two hours. XcelEnergy.com. diately. They should then call Xcel Energy properly handle, cook and store food – Place raw meat and poultry in plastic Customer Service at 1-800-895-4999 or when serving large groups of people. bags to prevent raw juices (which may These tips will keep you and your guests Beware of scams Business Solutions Center at 1-800-481- contain harmful bacteria) from dripping Xcel Energy also wants to remind cus- 4700 to get help of a legitimate representa- safe from foodborne illness. onto other foods in your shopping cart. tomers to be aware of scams that typically tive. ramp up during the change in seasons. In Information provided will be shared Four Basic Steps to Food Safety Spring Kitchen Basics most scenarios, the scammer tells the cus- with investigators to aid in possible crimi- Having the right kitchen equipment Make sure your refrigerator tempera- tomer their account is past due and ser- nal investigation. will make your life easier when practicing ture is set to 40°F or below and your freez- vice will be disconnected if a large pay- Affected customers should also contact four food safety steps: clean, separate, er at 0°F or below. An appliance ther- ment isn’t made — usually within the hour. local authorities to file a criminal com- cook and chill. mometer can come in handy to check The scammer then instructs the customer plaint. Clean hands frequently with warm those temperatures. soapy water, especially before and after ‘Spring clean’ your fridge for a fresh, Community calendar handling raw food; thoroughly wash cut- healthy start this time of the year. ting boards, countertops and utensils with Do not wash meat and poultry. Doing hot soapy water. so increases the risk of cross-contamina- Email calendar items and Al-Anon, noon, Salem Luther- vices Board, 9 a.m., Gogebic Use separate cutting boards for raw tion in your kitchen. Cooking meat and community news to an Church, Ironwood. County Medical Care Facility, and ready-to-eat foods. For example, use poultry to the correct internal temperature [email protected]. area74.org. Wakefield. one cutting board for produce and a dif- For more information, call 906- Harbortown AA, 7:30 p.m. Iron County Comprehen- will kill any bacteria. 932-2211. EDT, Ontonagon United sive Planning/Land and Zon- ferent one for raw meat and poultry. That Do not thaw foods at room tempera- Thursday, April 12 Methodist Church basement, ing committee, 3 p.m., county way, you are preventing cross contamina- ture. Safe thawing can only be done in the next to Holiday gas station, board room, court house. tion between raw and ready-to-eat-food. Ontonagon. area74.org. Iron County Highway refrigerator, in the microwave or by using Pickleball, 10 a.m. to Alcoholics Anonymous, Committee, 4 p.m., highway Always use a food thermometer when the cold-water method. If you thaw using noon, Ironwood Memorial 7:30 p.m., Our Lady of Peace department, Hurley. cooking. Measure the internal temperature Building. the microwave or the cold-water method, Catholic Church, Ironwood. Wakefield-Marenisco of meats, poultry, and seafood and egg Gogebic County Veterans area74.org. School Board, 5 p.m., school be sure to cook the food immediately after Service Officer, 10:30-11:30 board room, Wakefield. products before serving to make sure they it has thawed. a.m., Wakefield City Hall; 1-2 Saturday, April 14 Hurley School Board, are ready to eat. Perishable food should not be left at p.m., Watersmeet Township; 5:30 p.m., Hurley High School 2:45-3:15 p.m., Marenisco Community Pickleball The USDA Safe Minimum Internal Tem- room temperature for more than two library. peratures chart will help you determine if Township. 906-667-1110. Paddlers, 2-5 p.m., Mercer Bessemer City Council, 6 hours (one hour when temperature is Alcoholics Anonymous, School gymnasium. 715-776- p.m., city hall. your food is safe to eat: above 90°F). noon, Salem Lutheran Church, 4588. Ironwood School Board, – Beef, pork, veal and lamb - steaks, Ironwood. area74.org. Alcoholics Anonymous, 7 When storing leftovers like large pots of 6 p.m., Luther L. Wright K-12 chops or roasts: 145°F and allow to rest for Grief Support Group, 1 to p.m., Salem Lutheran Church, School board room. soup or stew, divide them into shallow 2:30 p.m., Dr. Kate Hospice Ironwood. area74.org. Watersmeet Township at least three minutes (including fresh or containers. Slice large portions of cooked office, 1571 Highway 51 North Sunday, April 15 School Board, 6:30 p.m., smoked ham) meat or poultry into smaller portions and in Arbor Vitae. media center, Watersmeet – Ground meats: 160°F Pokemon Group, 4 p.m., School. store in containers. Cover and refrigerate. ages 8 and older, Carnegie Alcoholics Anonymous, 1 – Fully cooked ham (to reheat): Reheat p.m., closed meeting, Salem Consumers can learn more about key Library, Ironwood. Tuesday, April 17 cooked hams packaged in USDA-inspected Open Community Dinner, Lutheran Church, Ironwood. food safety practices by following FSIS Mercer Health and Well- 5-6 p.m., Wakefield Methodist Advanced Care Planning, plants to 140°F and all others to 165°F @USDAFoodSafety on Twitter or Face- ness Pickleball, 3-6 p.m., Church, Putnam Ave., Wake- 8 a.m.-noon, Aspirus Hurley – All poultry (breasts, whole birds and Mercer Community Center. book. Consumers with questions about field, 906-667-0230. Clinic. Narcotics Anonymous, 7 stuffing, legs, thighs, wings and ground ReGeneration Youth, Gogebic-Ontonagon food safety can call the USDA Meat and p.m., Wesley United Methodist poultry): 165°F 5:30-6:45 p.m., ages 10-11; Community Action Agency Poultry Hotline at 1-888-MPHotline (1- Church, Ironwood. Relentless Youth, 7-9 p.m., food commodity distribu- – Egg dishes: 160°F Alcoholics Anonymous, 888-674-6854) or chat live with a food ages 12-18; Lighthouse Faith tion, 9-10 a.m., Pioneer Park – Fish: 145°F 7:30 p.m., Sharon Lutheran safety specialist in English or Spanish at Center, Ironwood. Apartments, Ironwood. 906- Church, Bessemer. – Leftovers and casseroles: 165°F Human Trafficking Com- 932-4200. AskKaren.gov, available from 10 a.m. to 6 area74.org. munity Awareness presenta- Iron-Gogebic Integrated Perishable food should not be left out at p.m. ET, Monday through Friday. tion, 6 p.m., Luther L. Wright Monday, April 16 Family Services, 9-10:30 K-12 School, room 232. a.m., Iron County Courthouse, Celebrate Recovery, 6 Spring Tai Chi classes, 9 Hurley. 906-663-4045 or 715- p.m., free meal followed by a.m., Mercer Community Cen- 561-2191. meeting, Bessemer city hall ter. Wisconsin Veterans auditorium. Employment Services Rep- Abelman Clothing Iron County Food Pantry, Alcoholics Anonymous, 9 a.m.-4 p.m., 72 Michigan resentative, 9-11:30 a.m., vet- 6:30 p.m., First Presbyterian Ave., Montreal, Wis. 715-561- erans service office, Hurley. Church, Hurley. area74.org. 4450. 715-392-7808. & Footwear Klassic Kruisers Car Gogebic-Ontonagon Gogebic County Veterans Club, 6:30 p.m., Lindquist Stu- Community Action Agency Service Officer, 9:30-11:30 dent Center, Ironwood. food commodity distribu- a.m., Ironwood Memorial Ironwood Masonic Lodge tion, seniors, 9 a.m.-noon, Building. 906-667-1110. 389, 7:30 p.m., at the Masonic 100 Mill St., Bessemer. 906- Pickleball, 10 a.m. to building. 667-0283. noon, Ironwood Memorial Government Alcoholics Anonymous, Building. Bessemer Housing Com- noon, Salem Lutheran Church, Soil Testing class, 10:00 25% OFF mission, 8 a.m., Executive Ironwood. area74.org. a.m., Mercer Community Cen- Director’s Office, 709 West Chess Club, 4 p.m. ter. Iron Street, Bessemer. Grades 3 and up. Carnegie Blood Pressure Screen- K87 T-Shirt and Select Shorts Iron County Finance Library, Ironwood. ing, 11 a.m.-1 p.m., with Committee, 9 a.m., court- Overeaters Anonymous, Regional Hospice nurses, Mill house, Hurley. 5 p.m., All Saints Lutheran Street Garden, Bessemer. Bessemer Downtown Church, Wakefield. 906-663-0308. Development Authority, Adult Poetry Group, 5:30 Alcoholics Anonymous, noon, DDA Room, city hall. p.m., Carnegie Library, Iron- noon, Salem Lutheran Church, Gogebic Range Water wood. Ironwood. area74.org. Authority Board, 6:30 p.m. Alcoholics Anonymous, 6 Ironwood Kiwanis Club, Bessemer Township Hall, p.m., Our Lady of Peace noon, Elk and Hound. Ramsay. Catholic Church, Ironwood. Range Art Association, 1 Friday, April 13 area74.org. p.m., 906 Boom, Ironwood. • K87 • 100277 Harbortown AA, 7:30 p.m. Gogebic-Ontonagon EDT, Ontonagon United Community Action Agency Pocket T-Shirt Rugged Mercer Cribbage, 9:30- Methodist Church basement, food commodity distribu- Short Sleeve Cargo Shorts 11:30 a.m., Mercer Senior next to Holiday gas station, tion, seniors, 1-3 p.m., 100 Center. Ontonagon. area74.org. Mill St., Bessemer. 906-667- Double Trouble, 11 a.m.- 327 S. Sophie St., Bessemer, MI 49911 Government 0283. 12:30 p.m., Serenity Center, STORE HOURS: Bessemer Housing Com- Adult Book Club, 4 p.m., Ironwood. (906) 663-4411 or (800) 313-4776 mission, 8:30 a.m., executive “Neverhome,” by Laird Hunt, Mon-Thurs 9-5; Mercer Food Pantry, director’s office, 709 W. Iron Carnegie Library, Ironwood. Fri 9-6:30; Sat 9-5; noon-1 p.m., Railroad Street, SHOP US ONLINE AT St., Bessemer. North Country Trail, 6 Mercer, Wis. Emergencies: Sunday Closed Gogebic County Family p.m., Regal Country Inn, 715-476-7655. www.abelmanclothing.com Department of Human Ser- Wakefield. 906-229-5122. Alcoholics Anonymous/ l 4 THURSDAY, APRIL 12, 2018 OPINION THE DAILY GLOBE • YOURDAILYGLOBE.COM DAILY GLOBE No collusion story Sue Mizell, Publisher Remember collusion? The allega- meeting or collusion with Russia in tion that Donald Trump and his general. Larry Holcombe, Managing Editor aides coordinated or conspired with Manafort faces the most serious Russia to fix the 2016 presidential charges of any figure in the Trump- election is the heart of the Trump- Russia affair. But none of those Russia investigation. charges alleges collusion. Most have Yet Monday saw two develop- Byron nothing to do with the Trump cam- In Their Opinion ments in the Trump investigation – York paign, or concern alleged criminal one discussed widely in the press, activity that began before Manafort’s Walker is right to the other not as much – and neither association with the campaign and pointed toward collusion. continued during his brief time as In the development that set off a campaign chief. fear 'blue wave' press firestorm, FBI agents raided verse pageant held in Moscow.) It is always possible that Mueller the office and hotel room of long- So two big stories, both generated has more charges in mind for Man- Gov. Scott Walker is trying to mobilize his sup- time Trump lawyer/fixer Michael by the Mueller investigation. And afort. But it is important to note that porters by warning them of a "blue wave" threatening Cohen, apparently looking for evi- about the issue at the heart of the the no-knock raid on Manafort’s to strike Wisconsin this November, but it's starting to dence concerning Cohen’s role in Mueller investigation – not much. apartment took place on July 26, look more like a tsunami. paying off the porn star Stormy In the Cohen case, it’s believed 2017. Manafort, along with business Almost no Republican candidate is safe, not even Daniels, who once denied but now that Mueller’s team came across evi- partner and fellow Trump campaign House Speaker Paul Ryan, who routinely wins re- says she had a one-night-stand with dence that implicated Cohen in official Rick Gates, was indicted on election by double-digit margins. As Rebecca Dallet's Trump more than a decade ago. wrongdoing but did not fall under Oct. 27, 2017. On Feb. 22, 2018, victory in the Supreme Court race Tuesday made Cohen’s lawyer, Stephen Ryan, Mueller’s original assignment to Mueller expanded the charges clear, this blue wave isn't some hypothetical sce- said he was told the raid was “in probe “any links and/or coordina- against Manafort in what’s called a nario. It's here now and could get bigger heading into part, a referral by the Office of Spe- tion between the Russian govern- superseding indictment. In none of the fall, especially if President Donald Trump contin- cial Counsel, Robert Mueller.” ment and individuals associated those many charges is the accusation ues to push trade policies detrimental to Wisconsin's The less-noted development was with the campaign of President Don- that Manafort was involved in a economy. the release of a heavily redacted ald Trump” or any other matters that scheme with Russia to influence the This wave is about Trump. He – not Walker – has search warrant from the tax evasion, might “arise directly” from that 2016 campaign. energized Democrats like they haven't been in years. bank fraud and money laundering investigation. So Mueller handed off Again, it is important to note how Whether you love or hate him, Trump is making life case against one-time Trump cam- the Cohen information to the U.S. little we know about what Mueller is difficult for the Wisconsin Republican Party, and the paign chairman Paul Manafort. As attorney for the Southern District of doing. For all the public knows, a sooner GOP strategists realize this, the sooner they expected, the warrant dealt over- New York, whose office oversaw the big collusion indictment could be can mount an effective response. whelmingly with allegations of finan- raids on Cohen’s office and hotel coming tomorrow. But it is also The nature of Dallet's 12-point landslide victory cial crimes against Manafort, but one room. important to note what we do know. should be especially concerning for Republicans. sentence – out of 27 paragraphs and There was much speculation And we do know who Mueller has Dallet outperformed in many Republican sub-paragraphs – concerned the about what the agents wanted – evi- charged, and with what, after an FBI strongholds, winning 24 counties that went for infamous 2016 Trump Tower meet- dence about the Daniels payoff being investigation that began in July 2016 Trump in 2016, and she clobbered her opponent in ing between Donald Trump Jr., Jared the leading candidate – but at the and a special counsel probe that Democratic strongholds – winning by a 66-34 mar- Kushner, Manafort and some Rus- same time, the fact that Mueller began in May 2017. And so far, there gin in Milwaukee County and 81-19 margin in Dane sians who said they had dirt on farmed out the case to federal prose- have been no charges – not against County. Hillary Clinton. cutors outside his office suggests Manafort or Gates, not against Her relatively solid performance in the 1st Con- The Manafort warrant – executed that the Cohen matter, whatever it is, Michael Flynn, not against George gressional District – losing by 5 points, according to in a pre-dawn, no-knock, guns- does not fall under Mueller’s core Papadopoulos, or others – involving Decision Desk HQ – means Ryan supporters should drawn FBI raid on Manafort’s apart- Trump-Russia assignment. alleged collusion. take nothing for granted. And if Ryan were to decide ment while Manafort and his wife As far as the Manafort search war- The Mueller investigation is not to run for re-election as some have speculated, were asleep inside – allowed the FBI rant is concerned, the document marching on, and in the case of his seat would seem suddenly very much within to seize “communications, records, shows clear Mueller interest in what Cohen, giving birth to new farm- Democratic reach. documents, and other files involving Manafort knew about the Trump team investigations – but, so far at Walker sounded the alarms after Dallet's victory, any of the attendees of the June 9, Tower meeting. least, the story has not been about but Democrats had begun seizing the electoral 2016 meeting at Trump Tower,” as But it appears whatever the FBI collusion. momentum months earlier, starting with special elec- well as Aras and Emin Agalarov. might have seized on that topic, if Byron York is chief political corre- tions in Virginia. Many Republicans dismissed those (The last two are Russians who dealt anything, did not lead to any charges spondent for The Washington Examin- results and later shrugged off Democrat Doug Jones' with Trump in the 2013 Miss Uni- against Manafort stemming from the er. Senate victory in deep red Alabama, arguing the race was exceptional because Jones' opponent, Roy Today in history Moore, was mired in sexual assault allegations. But just as Republicans were slow to see this blue wave forming, they've been slow to appreciate By The Associated Press Trump's outsized role in fueling it. Today's Highlight in History On April 12, 1861, the Civil It's easy to understand why Republicans don't War began as Confederate want to blame their party's leader. Confronting the forces opened fire on Fort problem would instantly subject Republican candi- Sumter in South Carolina. dates to recriminations from Trump's political base, On this date possibly undercutting their political careers. In 1606, England's King James I decreed the design of It's no coincidence some of Trump's most outspo- the original Union Flag, which ken Republican critics, such as Arizona Sen. Jeff combined the flags of England Flake, are those not running for re-election. and Scotland. To his credit, Walker hasn't embraced all of In 1776, North Carolina's Fourth Provincial Congress Trump's ideas and doesn't parrot Trump's authorized the colony's dele- flamethrowing rhetoric. Walker opposes Trump's gates to the Continental proposed aluminum and steel tariffs, for example. Congress to support indepen- But Walker isn't building his campaign on separating dence from Britain. himself from Trump. In 1934, "Tender Is the Night," by F. Scott Fitzgerald, Rather, Walker is banking on his accomplish- was first published in book ments to carry him on Election Day, and we agree form after being serialized in In 1988, the U.S. Patent nificant progress in the com- is 78. Rock singer John Kay there are many, including his yearslong dedication to Scribner's Magazine. and Trademark Office issued a munist regime's nuclear (Steppenwolf) is 74. Actor Ed patent to Harvard University for weapons program. Guan Tian- O'Neill is 72. Actor Dan Lauria holding down property taxes. In 1945, President Franklin D. Roosevelt died of a cerebral a genetically engineered lang, a 14-year-old from China, is 71. Talk show host David But what is Walker's list of accomplishments hemorrhage in Warm Springs, mouse, the first time a patent made history as the youngest Letterman is 71. Author Scott against a towering blue wave? Georgia, at age 63; he was was granted for an animal life player to make the cut in a Turow is 69. Actor-playwright This midterm election could look a lot like the succeeded by Vice President form. PGA Tour-sanctioned event; Tom Noonan is 67. Rhythm- Harry S. Truman. In 1990, in its first meeting, despite being the first player at and-blues singer JD Nicholas 2010 tea-party revolt, except this time in the East Germany's first democrat- Augusta National to get hit with (The Commodores) is 66. Democrats' favor. Indeed, Republicans owe much of In 1955, the Salk vaccine against polio was declared ically elected parliament a one-shot penalty for slow Singer Pat Travers is 64. Actor their success over the past eight years to those 2010 safe and effective. acknowledged responsibility play, Guan made the cut under Andy Garcia is 62. Movie direc- elections. Walker isn't overreacting when he says his In 1961, Soviet cosmonaut for the Nazi Holocaust, and the 10-shot rule at the Masters. tor Walter Salles is 62. Country "bold reforms" are at risk. Yuri Gagarin became the first asked the forgiveness of Jews American chess grandmaster singer Vince Gill is 61. Actress and others who had suffered. Robert Byrne, 84, died in Suzzanne Douglas is 61. Republican strategists are at a pivotal moment. man to fly in space, orbiting the earth once before making a Ten years ago: Democrat- Ossining, New York. Model/TV personality J Alexan- They can either deal with the Trump elephant inside safe landing. ic presidential candidate One year ago: The United der is 60. Rock musician Will GOP headquarters, or they can maintain their pre- In 1963, civil rights leader Barack Obama conceded that States and China struck what Sergeant (Echo & the Bunny- sent course, which is essentially to put a tarp over Martin Luther King Jr. was comments he'd made privately appeared to be an unusual men) is 60. Rock singer Art arrested and jailed in Birming- during a fundraiser about bitter bargain as President Donald Alexakis (Everclear) is 56. Republican candidates and hope they don't get wet. working class voters who "cling Trump said he wouldn't label Country singer Deryl Dodd is – Janesville Gazette ham, Alabama, charged with contempt of court and parading to guns or religion" were ill cho- China a currency manipulator 54. Folk-pop singer Amy Ray without a permit. (During his sen. Actors, relatives and politi- and voiced confidence Chi- (Indigo Girls) is 54. Actress Ali- time behind bars, King wrote cians gathered at a church in nese President Xi Jinping cia Coppola is 50. Rock singer his "Letter from Birmingham Los Angeles to mourn Charlton would help him deal with North Nicholas Hexum (311) is 48. Jail.") Heston, one of the last lions of Korea's mounting threat. Actor Nicholas Brendon is 47. Thought for Today In 1975, singer, dancer and Old Hollywood who died April 5 Embattled Fox News Channel Actress Shannen Doherty is after battling Alzheimer's dis- host Bill O'Reilly began a vaca- 47. Actress Marley Shelton is "All history is only one long story to this effect: men have civil rights activist Josephine Baker, 68, died in Paris. ease. Boston College won the tion after reports emerged of 44. Actress Sarah Jane Morris struggled for power over their fellow men in order that they In 1983, Chicagoans went NCAA hockey championship, settlements reached with five is 41. Actress Jordana Spiro is to the polls to elect Harold 4-1, over Notre Dame. women to keep quiet about 41. Rock musician Guy Berry- might win the joys of earth at the expense of others, and might Washington the city's first Five years ago: U.S. Sec- harassment accusations. man (Coldplay) is 40. Actor retary of State John Kerry, vis- Today's Birthdays Riley Smith is 40. Actress shift the burdens of life from their own shoulders upon those of black mayor. In 1985, Sen. Jake Garn, iting South Korea, delivered a Children's author Beverly Claire Danes is 39. Actress others." R-Utah, became the first sitting stark warning to North Korea Cleary is 102. Actress Jane Jennifer Morrison is 39. Actor member of Congress to fly in not to test-fire a mid-range mis- Withers is 92. Opera singer Matt McGorry is 32. Rock — William Graham Sumner, American educator and space as the shuttle Discovery sile while tamping down anxi- Montserrat Caballe is 85. Play- singer-musician Brendon Urie social critic (born 1840, died this date in 1910) lifted off. ety caused by a new U.S. intel- wright Alan Ayckbourn is 79. (Panic! at the Disco) is 31. ligence report suggesting sig- Jazz musician Herbie Hancock Actress Saoirse Ronan is 24.

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PUBLISHER EXECUTIVE.DOODV ASSISTANT/ACCOUNTING DAILY GLOBE Sue Mizell Jenna yourdailyglobe.com MANAGING EDITOR CIRCULATION Award Winning Newspaper Larry Holcombe Marissa Casari USPS 269-980 ADVERTISING DIRECTOR LEAD PRESS Published daily Monday - Saturday Heidi Ofstad Bill Westerman (except Memorial Day, Independence Day, Labor Day, Thanksgiving, Christmas and New Year’s Day) Periodicals postage paid at Ironwood, MI 49938 POSTMASTER – Send changes of addresses to: The Daily Globe, P.O. Box 548, 118 E. McLeod Ave., Ironwood, MI 49938 906-932-2211 • 800-236-2887 • Fax 906-932-5358 l THE DAILY GLOBE • YOURDAILYGLOBE.COM AREA / STATE THURSDAY, APRIL 12, 2018 5 Water cies in residences and busi- Record nesses are being corrected. FOIA requests cost “We’ve made a lot of From page 1 headway,” he said. POLICE REPORTS owl appeared to be sluggish City of Ironwood and wouldn’t fly away when swamp for repairs. Seamandel warned the Ontonagon $9,145 The Ironwood Public Safety she approached it. The second, more council that future infras- Department received a Mon- Grant Emery, of the Depart- recent break was in the tructure projects in the city ONTONAGON — The Sue Lockhart, who is day complaint about a possible ment of Natural Resources, area of the VFW building, could be costing a lot more village of Ontonagon has part of the dispute with the kidnapping at a West Pewabic responded and the bird did fly, Street upper floor apartment. but not far. He was able to involving a smaller dis- because of the Trump spent $9,145 on compiling housing commission and A 32-year-old mother told catch the owl after it evaded charge. administration’s tariffs. He Freedom of Information village, added that Haas, officers a neighbor barged into him for the first two capture Bluse recommended to said the cost of watermains Act requests since January herself, who requested the her apartment and kidnapped attempts. 2016. information, should be her children, bringing them to Emery said he would bring the council that two part- and manholes could rise her downstairs apartment. the owl to a safer, rural envi- time employees be hired by 30 percent in the future Most of the requests required to pay for the The supposed kidnapper ronment. for his department. He has because of steel tariffs that concern issues with the FOIA that resulted in the called the IPSD before officers ACCIDENT been without two workers housing commission and information. arrived and said she had the City of Ironwood have been imposed. children, but it was only The IPSD responded to a recently because of a medi- In other business, the surrounding matters. The Haas said she would be because she felt they were in 7:50 p.m. Saturday report of a cal issues and a vacation. city council: compilation was requested happy to pay for it. “an unsafe environment.” two-vehicle personal injury Bluse said the effort to —Agreed to contribute by village resident Sis In other action this No charges were listed on accident at the Ayer-Easy the IPSD report. Streets intersection. correct violations outlined $2,000 to the Hurley Area Haas, who claimed the week, the village: The Gogebic County Sher- The accident report said by the Department of Natu- Little League. many requests for FOIA are —Awarded a bid for iff’s Department and Michigan the collision occurred when ral Resources is progress- —Approved $150 for costing the taxpayers of installing a generator at the State Police were also Crystal Laabs, 31, of Hurley, the village. The study fire hall to Northland Elec- involved in the response. failed to yield right-of-way at ing and requires extra Paavo Nurmi Marathon ——— the intersection. attention. He said eight of sponsorship. shows the village paid tric at $48,900. The IPSD received a Mon- The pickup truck she was 13 DNR violations cited —Approved a resolution more than $4,000 in attor- —Approved $100 for a day complaint about a possible driving collided with a vehicle have been addressed and on departments’ credit ney fees on the issue. sponsorship advertisement burglary at the Red’s Auto car operated by Kurt Traczyk, 41, lot on Cloverland Drive. of Hurley, who was injured. cross connection deficien- card use. Haas said it is “ridicu- for the Porcupine Moun- An IPSD evidence techni- Beacon Ambulance trans- lous” that the taxpayers tain Music Festival booklet. cian from the department was ported Traczyk to Aspirus Iron- had to foot the cost for all —Heard village manager called in to investigate. wood Hospital for treatment of jurisdiction. An attempt the requests from the dis- Joe Erickson indicate he ——— unspecified injuries. Dredge The IPSD received a Friday Laabs was not injured, was made to have the pute. In her written request will be filing a report to the complaint about unsafe sled- according to the IPSD report. corps pay that company to for the total cost, she Department of Treasury ding by children near Theatre COURT CASES From page 1 dredge out the shoal of added, “We, the taxpayers, describing the steps the vil- North. Iron County Circuit Court, An officer advised the chil- Hurley conversation with officials sand 150 feet out into the respectfully request the lage has taken to address dren not to sled into the road- Apr. 9: Shana Lee Duffy, to get them involved in the lake, but a corps official dollar amount and time it the hospital pension liabil- way off the hill and to be care- 42, Wausau, disorderly con- dredging issue. He added said the shoal was in the has cost the village, and in ities. When Aspirus pur- ful. duct, $263. ANIMAL COMPLAINTS Mar. 26: Samantha Renea the area must stress the federal channel and they turn (we) taxpayers, that chased the former Onton- City of Ironwood Gardner, 22, Ironwood, disor- corps include maintenance have different require- have had to pay to deal agon Memorial Hospital, An IPSD officer who was derly conduct, $204. each year on the harbor. ments considering notice with and appease this the village became liable following up on an April 1 inci- Apr 4: Darryn L. Lemerand, group of individuals con- for unfunded employee dent in which a dog was 35, Hurley, hunting without a “It’s not just a one shot and bids. attacked by two pit bulls on license, $900, DNR revocation. deal.” The EDC authorized a stantly for the last two pension plans. Tuesday issued a citation to Mar. 30: Bradley James Tucker said the compa- letter to all the state and years.” —Jan Tucker Shane Schwartz, 39, of 212 E. Mattson, 41, Iron Belt, disor- ny that tried to off load in federal officials and those Gogebic St., for allowing dogs derly conduct, $443. to run at-large. Mar. 21: Kurt Randall 2017, had a significant loss who may be running for Hurley woman sentenced A dog on a leash was Traczyk, 41, Hurley, disorderly because they had to haul office, stressing the impor- injured in the attack and the conduct $204. their load elsewhere. He tance of the dredging issue. for probation revocation report said the owners of the Apr. 6: Victor William dogs had come to an agree- Vokolek, 25, Pence, resist con- added dredging should be The letter, signed by EDC ment about veterinarian bills. servation warden, $500; hunt done in the spring, not the president Sue Preiss con- HURLEY — A Hurley resident was recently sentenced ——— without a license, $1,356; fail fall as was done in 2016 cluded,” So we are once to nine months in the county jail for bail jumping involv- An injured owl was cap- to complete registration, $343. when only one half of the again writing to all our offi- ing revocation of probation on a drunk driving convic- tured Saturday on Midland Mar. 21: Jordan Allen Walk- Avenue. er, 20, Ironwood, possession river was dredged. He con- cials in hopes a solution tion. Laurie Moyle reported the of marijuana, $204. Brandi Sue Junak, 30, was sentenced by Iron County tinued officials should ask will be sought out and until June to collect the Judge Patrick Madden, who gave her credit for 137 days Furyk the money for dredging be finally found. The situation necessary 200 signatures served in jail. a “line item” on the corps as it exists continues to to appear on the ballot, Junak was represented on April 4 by Marty Lipske and of engineer budget so it is deprive the EDC of operat- From page 1 according to Iron County Iron County District Attorney Matt Tingstad prosecuted assured each year. ing funds, and the people sheriff’s department, I Clerk Michael Saari. the case. The Ontonagon River of Ontonagon county think I definitely have the The race will be decided Madden followed the recommendation of the Depart- was dredged this past year potential employment right vision of where I want in November’s general elec- ment of Corrections in issuing the sentence that involved and is under the State opportunities.” to go.” tion, with a primary elec- numerous original charges, according to automated court Candidates running for tion held in August, if records. the office of sheriff have needed. She was previously found guilty of operating while Workers discover intoxicated (third offense) and resisting an officer. The original charges date to a March 2017 accident in Biofuels County Board of Commis- the city of Hurley in which a squad car was damaged. sioners Meeting at 4 p.m. mummified monkey in Financial obligations of $1,200 were reduced to a civil The restaurant will be judgment. 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Trump has warned House off guard, and the enforcement to New Mexico that an investigation into critiques leveled by former LAS CRUCES, N.M. (AP) – As his business would cross chief strategist Steve Ban- thousands of National Guard troops “a red line” and could lead non and other ex-officials deploy to the Mexico border, U.S. him to fire Mueller, despite left Trump enraged. Attorney General Jeff Sessions strong pushback from a Although Comey’s book brought his tough stance on immi- number of aides and comes as no surprise, the gration enforcement to New Mexico Republicans in Congress. White House as of on Wednesday, telling border sheriffs “It worries me because I Wednesday had no formal that cracking down on illegal cross- realize how much he feels plan to respond to it, ings and drug smuggling is necessary personally cheated and instead likely opting to let to build a lawful immigration system. how much it feels like it’s a the Republican National Sessions ticked off stories about personal witch hunt. And Committee and outside smugglers being caught with opioids he’s not the kind of guy surrogates handle most of and cocaine at the U.S.-Mexico bor- that takes that lying down. the pushback. der and legal loopholes that have He fights back,” said Newt Trump’s decision to fire encouraged more immigrants to Gingrich, the former Comey was the product of make the journey. House speaker and an weeks of discussion among “This is not acceptable. It cannot informal Trump adviser. “I his senior-most staff. A simi- continue,” he said. “No one can think Trump doesn’t know lar debate is unlikely to play defend the way the system is working how to deal with it and is out over the potential dis- today.” very frustrated by it, thinks missal of Mueller or Rosen- Outside the meeting, dozens of it’s totally unfair. And stein – not least in part immigrant rights activists protested, that’s what you’re seeing.” because those deliberations once again rejecting Sessions’ previ- White House press sec- became a subject of Mueller’s ous characterization of the border retary Sarah Huckabee investigation of potential region as “ground zero” in the Trump Sanders made clear obstruction of justice. administration’s fight against cartels Wednesday that Trump But Trump, too, has and human traffickers. Associated Press was wary of investigatory grown more comfortable They chanted in Spanish, saying AARON HULL, chief patrol agent of the U. S. Customs and Border Protec- overreach, saying, “He has making decisions without the region is not a “war zone,” and tion’s El Paso Sector, speaks where construction on a new segment of the a very deep concern about seeking the counsel of his hoisted signs that protested the pro- border wall will be built, near Santa Teresa, N.M., Monday. Hull says the the direction that the spe- staff. That’s what hap- posed border wall and the deploy- troops could help with air support, surveillance and repairs of infrastruc- cial counsel and other pened when he fired ment of National Guard troops to the ture along the border so that Border Patrol agents have more time to investigations have taken.” national security adviser region. enforce immigration law. Although the president H.R. McMaster and Secre- Sessions was speaking in Las declared that his White tary of State Rex Tillerson. Cruces at the Texas Border Sheriff’s priate use of resources to combat the nothing to fix the system. House was “calm and cal- Although both decisions Coalition annual spring meeting flow of drugs in the area – one of the A 37 percent increase in illegal culated,” aides said deci- had been expected for with the Southwestern Border Sher- busiest sectors of the U.S.-Mexico border crossings in March brought sions happen fast and with months, Trump acted first iff’s Coalition, which includes 31 border. more than 50,000 immigrants into even less warning than and left it to his staff to sheriff’s departments from Texas, Vigil said he would prefer to see the United States. It was triple the usual when Trump feels pick up the pieces. New Mexico, Arizona and Califor- any additional potential spending on number of reported illegal border backed into a corner. While a number of nia. a border wall instead go toward crossings in the same period last Trump has continued to allies believe Trump’s talk The departments patrol areas acquiring more technology and fill- year. seethe about Attorney Gen- on Mueller and Rosenstein located within 25 miles (40 kilome- ing other needs of law enforcement It was still far lower, however, than eral Jeff Sessions recusing was largely venting, they ters) of the border. on the border. the surges during the last years of the himself from the Russia acknowledged that Trump Sessions’ trip to Las Cruces, a “Just the building of the wall, Obama administration and prior probe. And a number of is increasingly unpre- small city about an hour north of the that’s going to be a humongous decades. those close to Trump say dictable. White House border, comes as construction begins price,” he said. “Why not use some of The attorney general’s “zero-toler- they worry about his reac- lawyers have been consid- nearby on 20 miles of steel fencing that money to try to address some of ance” involving border crossings calls tion – and the West Wing’s ering Trump’s authority to that officials say is part of Trump’s the issues here in the counties?” for prosecuting people who are lack of planning – to yet circumvent Department of promised wall. Citing a crisis on the border, Ses- caught illegally entering the United another storm on the hori- Justice regulations and uni- U.S. Customs and Border Protec- sions has issued an order directing States for the first time. zon: the release of former laterally fire Mueller. tion officials say the heightened bar- federal prosecutors to put more He told the sheriffs that it would FBI director James Trump could also direct rier will be harder to get over, under emphasis on charging people with help end a practice of “catch and Comey’s new book. Rosenstein or a potential and through than the old post and illegal entry. release” at the border, drawing The advertisements for successor to take action rail barriers that line the stretch of He took another swipe Wednes- applause from some in the audience. the interviews have begun against Mueller. sprawling desert west of the Santa day at sanctuary cities, telling the Yuma County Sheriff Leon Wilmot, blanketing cable news, lead- Republican Rep. Mark Teresa border crossing. sheriffs that it’s “illogical and insane” of Arizona, was among those who ing Trump to angrily sur- Meadows, a Trump ally, said “The lack of a wall on the south- that a person can enter the country supported the “zero-tolerance direc- mise that Comey was “going he did not expect a purge. ern border is an open invitation to illegally on Monday and make their tive.” to lie” and try to “make “The president is not illegal crossings,” Sessions said. way to San Francisco by Wednesday “When they would catch back- money” by tarnishing the talking about firing Dona Ana County Sheriff Enrique and not be deported. packers, for instance, they were seiz- president’s reputation, Mueller. I’ve had conversa- “Kiki” Vigil, whose jurisdiction Sessions said the crisis has been ing the dope and cutting them loose,” according to two people tions with the president, includes Las Cruces and Santa Tere- allowed to fester for decades while Wilmot said. “The criminal element familiar with the president’s and he’s not talking about sa, doubted that a wall is an appro- politicians made promised but did is going to exploit that.” thinking but not authorized it,” Meadows said.

Briefs Nominee to lead State Dept.: Soft policy on Russia ‘over’ WASHINGTON (AP) – Mike Pompeo, the hard-charg- ing CIA director picked to be the next secretary of state, will tell the Senate on Thursday that years of soft U.S. pol- icy toward Russia are “now over.” Drawing a sharp con- trast with predecessor Rex Tillerson, Pompeo will vow to promote democracy and human rights while ending “demoralizing” vacancies at the State Department. According to his prepared remarks, Pompeo will chas- tise Russia for acting “aggressively” and emphasize that the Trump administration considers Russia “a danger to our country.” But he will also say that diplomatic efforts with Moscow, while challenging, “must continue.” The Associated Press obtained excerpts of his remarks from a senior Trump administration official. Pompeo will also stress America’s “duty to lead,” despite Trump’s vows to put “America first.” “If we do not lead the calls for democracy, prosperity and human rights around the world, who will?” Pompeo plans to say. “No other nation is equipped with the same blend of power and principle.” Pompeo’s remarks Thursday before the Senate Foreign Relations Committee will be the first chance for lawmakers and the public to hear directly from the former Kansas con- gressman about his approach to diplomacy and the role of the State Department, should he be confirmed to lead it. Pompeo’s views on global issues are well known – he was questioned extensively by senators for his confirmation to run the CIA – but Democratic senators have raised ques- tions about his fitness to be top diplomat, given his hawk- ish views and past comments about minorities. Report: Missouri Gov. Greitens initiated unwanted sex acts JEFFERSON CITY, Mo. (AP) – Missouri Gov. Eric Gre- itens initiated a physically aggressive unwanted sexual encounter with his hairdresser and threatened to dis- tribute a partially nude photo of her if she spoke about it, according to testimony from the woman released Wednesday by a House investigatory committee. The graphic report details multiple instances in which the woman said Greitens spanked, slapped, grabbed, shoved and called her derogatory names during a series of sexual encounters as he was preparing to run for office in 2015. The testimony contradicts Greitens’ previous asser- tions that “there was no violence” and “no threat of vio- lence” in what he has described as a consensual extramari- tal affair. The report, signed by all five Republicans and two Democrats on the committee, describes the woman’s testi- mony as credible and notes that Greitens has so far declined to testify or provide documents to the panel. It also outlines instances where the Republican governor’s public com- ments appear to run counter to some of her allegations. Flanked by other top Republican legislative leaders, House Speaker Todd Richardson announced that the spe- cial committee will expand its mission and make recom- mendations after the May 18 end of the regular legislative session on whether to pursue impeachment proceedings seeking to remove Greitens from office. l THE DAILY GLOBE • YOURDAILYGLOBE.COM CELEBRATIONS THURSDAY, APRIL 12, 2018 7 Engagement Ultimate wedding wild card: those unpredictable toasts and speeches

By MELISSA RAYWORTH ly not going to put too much angst on too long or gets inappropriate, she Associated Press into it.” says, “that’s when I’ll turn to Burton Today’s weddings are often When Brittany McElwee was plan- and have him cut the mic.” planned down to the tiniest detail, ning her wedding three years ago, she Brides have asked Taylor to proof- sometimes at great expense, to create had already been a maid-of-honor on read and edit speeches in advance. a truly “perfect” day. But for better or three occasions. She’d heard long, Respectfully offering that kind of for worse, one random element awkward speeches at many wed- help (without micromanaging) can remains: the speeches and toasts that dings, and remembered her mother be a relief to many family members. honored guests stand up and give. pointing out that “no one ever com- Still, couples may find that some Often they’re sweetly, if awkward- plained that a toast was too short.” guests will ignore their plans and ly, memorable. A heartfelt toast might McElwee worried that some guests preferences. even be a highlight of the day. But would want to hold forth on religion, “Some people just love the mic. It how often do couples hold their while others would be bothered by doesn’t matter where they are,” breath wondering what the best man the subject. So she and her groom Brooks says. “I had a wedding that or grandpa or someone else might opted to let only the maid-of-honor was out of the country and the bride say with a microphone (and perhaps and best man speak. If more people and groom were very adamant that a drink) in their hand? spoke, “there was more potential for they only wanted three or four partic- “Couples do worry about it,” says things to go wrong,” McElwee says. “I ular people to speak. I ended up with Chicago-based wedding planner just felt like we should minimize it to a line of people that wanted to talk Regina Brooks, “whether it’s ‘my dad those two people, give it a few min- and it didn’t matter what I said.” is long-winded and I don’t want to utes, give the opportunity to put your bore everyone’ or ‘my uncle’s going to glass in the air, and move on to the USE THE REHEARSAL DINNER LeFevre - Leemon be drunk.’” next thing.” If you’ll be gathering with a small- Brooks, owner of Regine Danielle Taylor agrees, especially for cou- er group the night before the wed- LANSING, Mich. - Nichole LeFevre and Kyle Leemon Events, once had a groomsman ples who worry about what might be ding for a walk-through of the cere- of Haslett, Mich, are engaged to be married. approach her during a reception to said: “You don’t want to have nine mony and a dinner to celebrate, Nichole LeFevre is the daughter of John and Jennifer say he’d be giving a surprise speech, speeches at a wedding. Always try to Brooks suggests asking friends and LeFevre of South Haven. Nichole is a 2006 graduate of but it would only take 10 minutes. limit it to two, possibly four if the par- relatives to speak then. It’s still a spe- Haslett High School. She earned her Bachelor of Science “He broke out A.V. equipment and ents are going to speak.” cial occasion, yet less stressful and in Group Social Studies and monor in Elementary Educa- played a game,” she remembers. “It Timing? Five minutes or less per more intimate. tion from Grand Valley State University. She is employed took 45 minutes.” speech, Taylor says. Lelia Vogel, who is getting married at Haslett Public Schools as a kindergarten teacher. In this era of the hyper-planned Suggest that someone work with in the Pittsburgh area next month, Kyle Leeman is the son of Patrick and Caroline wedding, how do couples and wed- the speaker, to hear the speech out worries that the best man may Leemon of Bessemer. He is a graduate of A.D. Johnston ding planners approach the unpre- loud and time it. choose to tell embarrassing stories High School. He earned his Bachelor of Science and Mas- dictable nature of moments like “You don’t want to pause the about wild nights with the groom. “I ters in accountancy from Western Michigan University. these? night,” Taylor says. “You don’t want have really bad control problems,” He is employed in Okemos as a mortgage loan originator. to lose the momentum.” she laughs, so the idea of that hap- A July 2018 wedding is planned in Okemos. TALK IT THROUGH pening in front of elderly relatives at Touch base in advance with those LET THE EXPERTS HELP the wedding is stressful. whom you’ve chosen to speak. Be If you’re working with a wedding Moving potentially wilder stories Birth Announcement honest about time limits and your planner, or if the venue has supplied to rehearsal-dinner toasts limits who concerns about private stories or someone to help manage the day, might hear them. Arlo Jude Pattison potentially sensitive subjects like pol- Brooks and Taylor both say you can itics or religion. ask that person to help manage the EMBRACE THE RANDOMNESS EAU CLAIRE, Wis. — Emma and Cody Pattison of Focus on the positive: You’re flow of speeches. In the end, perhaps it’s a good Mondovi, Wis. are parents of a son, Arlo Jude Pattison, choosing to include this person and “I will be the bad guy,” Brooks thing that one piece of the wedding born March 29, 2018, at Sacred Heart Hospital in Eau share the spotlight with them. If a says. day can’t be entirely predicted. Claire. couple presents the chance to speak The DJ or bandleader can also “It’s nice when you’re the bride or Arlo weighed 7 pounds, 8 ounces and was 20 inches as an honor, “then that person feels help. Angelique Noto is getting mar- groom to be listening to people toast- long at birth. that they’ve gotten the trophy,” says ried next month in the New York ing you,” Taylor says, even if you are Maternal grandparents are Alane and John Verbos of Jennifer Taylor, a New York-based area, and she’s already spoken to her a bit nervous about what they might Bessemer, and paternal grand parents are Karen and Fran wedding planner. “They’re most like- DJ about the toasts. If a speech goes say. Pattison of Mondovi. Michigan celebrates progress in organ donation registration Western U.P. Science Fair tonight LANSING — Citing the addition of wanted to sign up, doubling the nearly 3 million people to the Michi- percentage of names on the list. HOUGHTON — The 20th Annual Western UP Science gan Organ Donor Registry since About 85 percent of people Fair and STEM Festival will catapult into the Michigan 2011, Secretary of State Ruth Johnson who sign up do so through the Tech MUB Commons on Thursday, from 4:30-7:30 p.m. held her final Donate Life Day event. Secretary of State’s Office. The STEM Festival features nearly thirty hands-on Sci- “When I took office in 2011, only 27 Johnson was joined by Dor- ence & Engineering activity stations led by Michigan percent of Michigan adults had rie Dils, CEO for Gift of Life Tech students and community members. Many MTU stu- signed up on the Michigan Organ Michigan, the state’s organ and dent chapters are participating. Donor Registry, and now that num- tissue recovery program; Diana Activities include: Making Concrete Aggregate Ice ber is at 63 percent,” Johnson said. Kern, vice president for philan- Cream, Marshmallow Toothpick Towers, Egg Drop, “Thanks to the hard work and dedi- thropy for Eversight, the state’s Remotely Operated Vehicles, Foundry in a Box, Bottle Ter- cation of Secretary of State staff, vol- cornea and eye tissue recovery rariums, Friction Races, and so much more! unteers and partners, we have come a program; Hurley Medical Cen- Families from throughout the western UP are encour- long way in improving the lives of ter vice president and chief aged to attend. This is a great way to learn about majors Michigan residents in need of a life- medical officer Dr. Michael Jaggi; a in helping people make this decision and careers in STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering, saving or life-changing transplant.” pediatric heart recipient from to save and improve lives. We honor Mathematics). Johnson made huge changes in Rochester Hills; a Saginaw resident life through donation, and together, From 4:30-7:30 p.m., families & students can visit the way the Secretary of State’s Office waiting for a kidney; and family we are building a culture where dona- more than 30 STEM activity stations in the MUB Com- approached organ donation when members whose loved ones donated tion is becoming the norm across the mons. In addition, from 4:30--5:45 p.m., Science Fair pro- she took office in 2011. Working with organs to save the lives of strangers. state of Michigan.” jects open to the public in the 2nd Floor Ballroom. The her partners like Gift of Life Michigan “Every time someone joins the “Donate Life Day continues to Science Fair projects are created by U.P. students in 4th- and Eversight, she created an adviso- Donor Registry they give hope to inspire Michiganians to register their 8th grade, and will be judged at the event. Students who ry task force, put organ donor their fellow residents who are desper- decision to donate. We added more receive bronze, silver or gold rating at Western UP Sci- reminders on widely-used forms, ately waiting for a transplant,” Dils than 341,000 new names to the ence Fair will display their projects at the Carnegie Muse- enlisted social media and directed said. “We thank our partners at the Michigan Organ Donor Registry last um in Houghton from April 26 - May 12th, 2018. employees to ask customers if they Secretary of State for their dedication year,” Kern said. Green Bay Packers set to begin ‘100 Seasons’ celebration

GREEN BAY — (PRNewswire) -- Ten everything fans love about Lambeau Field free festivities on: annual Green & Gold Gala. The weekend decades have passed since the Green Bay at five locations around the state: Sum- -- Thursday, July 26: 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. will culminate with the season’s home Packers were first organized at a meeting merfest, the Northern Wisconsin State -- Friday, July 27: 9 a.m. to 8 p.m. opener. in downtown Green Bay. Since that August Fair, EAA AirVenture, the Wisconsin State -- Saturday, July 28: 9 a.m. to 8 p.m. The 100 Seasons book will be pub- day in 1919, the team’s enduring success Fair and Taste of Madison. -- Sunday, July 29: 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. lished in 2019 and serve as a definitive his- has become one of the greatest stories in Fans visiting Lambeau Field Live can The Packers Experience will also fea- tory of the Packers. It will tell the story of sports history. enjoy Play 60 activities, alumni meet-and- ture a theater playing a 12-minute excerpt the franchise from its birth in 1919 Over the course of 100 years and 1,392 greets, a satellite Packers Pro Shop and from Legacy: 100 Seasons of the Green Bay through the 2018 season and will include league games, the franchise has given fans Packers Hall of Fame, a Lambeau Leap wall Packers. Legacy is a 10-part documentary historic, engaging photographs. plenty to celebrate, with 13 world champi- and a one-of-a-kind virtual-reality display. series, featuring one- or two-hour films Events will conclude with the Packers’ onships, 25 Pro Football Hall of Famers Lambeau Field Live visitors also have the with each one dedicated to a decade of 100th birthday on Aug. 11, 2019. and a beloved home, Lambeau Field. As chance to win great prizes, including tickets Packers history. The films will include Fans and community members can also the team embarks on its centennial season and autographed merchandise, by register- never-before-seen footage and brand-new experience 100 Seasons through a special in 2018, the Packers are inviting fans to ing for Packers Pass at packers.com/pass- interviews with current and former play- website launching in June that will cele- join the team in recognizing this historic register or through the Packers App. ers, telling the story of the Packers from brate moments from the last century and milestone with “100 Seasons.” Later in the summer, timed to coincide the very beginning. through a special hashtag, #Packers100. A century in the making, 100 Seasons is with the beginning of training camp, fans Additional portions of the documen- Throughout the next 16 months, 100 Sea- the epic, 16-month celebration of the Pack- are invited to Lambeau Field for the Pack- tary will be available on Packers.com and sons flags, banners, billboards and dedi- ers’ rich history, which will be capped by ers Experience. featured on gamedays this fall. Legacy will cated gameday elements also will recog- the franchise’s 100th birthday on Aug. 11, A four-day, free festival for fans of all be completed in full in August of 2019, nize the milestone. 2019. A wide variety of events and activi- ages, the Packers Experience will feature with the entire series available to view Additionally, fans will also have the ties will kick off over the next several fan activities including live music, a repli- later in the fall of 2019. chance to win special giveaways and pur- months, with fans and community mem- ca team locker room, USA Football kids’ To kick off the season this September, chase dedicated 100 Seasons merchandise bers invited to join in the numerous festiv- clinics, Packers alumni question-and- fans are invited to Celebration Weekend from the Packers Pro Shop. ities. answer sessions, photo stations and prizes in conjunction with the Packers’ first This season is now officially underway, Beginning in June, Lambeau Field Live through Packers Pass. home game. Celebration Weekend will with more information available on Pack- will take the Packers on the road. This The Packers Experience will begin mark 100 Seasons with a free concert, vis- ers.com/100 about each special event as traveling interactive exhibit will include Thursday, July 26. Fans can join all the iting alumni from several eras and the the dates approach. Find the Perfect Ring for the Perfect Woman

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But after two days White House’s portrait of a of congressional testimony, what burgeoning border crisis and seemed clear was how little insisted that his troops will Congress seems to know about have nothing to do with Facebook, much less what to do immigration enforcement. about it. The Democratic governor House lawmakers aggressively broke a week of silence questioned Zuckerberg Wednes- Wednesday by agreeing to day on user data, privacy settings contribute 400 troops, and whether the company is though not all will be on the biased against conservatives. As border. Brown’s commitment they did in the Senate a day earli- brought pledges from the four er, both Republicans and states that border Mexico just Democrats suggested that regula- shy of the low end of the pres- tion might be needed, but there ident’s target to marshal was no consensus and few 2,000 to 4,000 troops. specifics about what that might Brown cast his decision as look like – or even what the a welcome infusion of federal biggest problems are. support to fight transnational New Jersey Rep. Frank Pallone, criminal gangs and drug and the top Democrat on the panel firearms smugglers. and a 30-year veteran of the “Combating these criminal House, said at the beginning of threats are priorities for all the hearing that he plans to work Americans - Republicans and on legislation but is pessimistic Democrats,” Brown wrote in a that Congress will pass anything. Associated Press letter to Defense Secretary “I’ve just seen it over and over FACEBOOK CEO Mark Zuckerberg arrives to testify before a House Energy and Commerce hearing on James Mattis and Homeland again – that we have the hearings, Capitol Hill in Washington, Wednesday about the use of Facebook data to target American voters in Security Secretary Kirstjen and nothing happens,” he said. the 2016 election and data privacy. Nielsen. For Zuckerberg, who often Federal law, notably the found himself explaining what his Cambridge Analytica scandal and pens here,” he said. ago. Posse Comitatus Act of 1878, company does in rudimentary the company’s own admission last House lawmakers were a bit Some of the lawmakers talked sharply limits military terms to lawmakers twice his age, year that it had been compromised tougher on Zuckerberg than their to Zuckerberg, 33, as they would involvement in civilian law the hearings could be considered by Russians trying to influence the colleagues in the Senate, many of their children or grandchildren, enforcement, creating a sup- a win: Facebook shares rose more 2016 election. Earlier this year, whom seemed confused by the and were occasionally befuddled porting role for the Guard. than 1 percent after climbing 4.5 special counsel Robert Mueller company and what it does. Some by the complexities of his compa- The Pentagon said last week percent on Monday. And his com- charged 13 Russian individuals of the House members curtly cut ny. that troops won’t perform law pany regained more than $25 bil- and three Russian companies in a him off in questioning, trying to Wrapping up his four minutes, enforcement functions or lion in market value that it had plot to interfere in the 2016 presi- make the most of their four min- Rep. Gus Bilirakis, R-Fla., com- interact with people detained lost since it was revealed in March dential election through a social utes each. mended the platform, saying “it’s by border authorities without that Cambridge Analytica, a data- media propaganda effort that Zuckerberg mostly held his wonderful for us seniors to con- its approval. mining firm affiliated with Don- included online ad purchases composure, repeating many of the nect with our relatives.” Brown released a proposed ald Trump’s presidential cam- using U.S. aliases and politicking same well-rehearsed answers: He By the close of Wednesday’s agreement with the federal paign, gathered personal informa- on U.S. soil. A number of the Rus- is sorry for the company’s mis- hearing, Zuckerberg had spent government that emphasizes tion from 87 million users to try sian ads were on Facebook. takes. He is working on artificial roughly 10 out of the previous 24 the widely shared under- to influence elections. Zuckerberg told the Senate on intelligence technology to weed hours testifying before Congress. standing of the Guard’s limit- Still, Facebook’s stock remains Tuesday that the company has out hate speech and at the same On regulation, Zuckerberg said ed role but explicitly bans any 10 percent below where it stood been working with Mueller in his time ensure that they don’t block he was open to it. support of immigration before the scandal, a decline that Russia probe and apologized over people for the wrong reasons. Peo- “The internet is growing in enforcement. It says troops has wiped out about $50 billion in and over again for the company’s ple own their own data, as far as importance around the world in cannot guard anyone in cus- shareholder wealth. handling of data privacy. he sees it. And he’s come a long people’s lives and I think that it is tody for immigration viola- Zuckerberg agreed to the hear- “I started Facebook, I run it, way since he created the platform inevitable that there will need to tions or participate in con- ings as pressure mounted over the and I’m responsible for what hap- in his dorm room almost 15 years be some regulation,” he said. struction of border barriers. Crash kills 257 in Algeria’ s deadliest aviation disaster

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Video on the state television The plane went down in a field channel ENTV showed a black- just outside a military base in ened hulk broken into pieces, Boufarik, 30 kilometers (20 with huge wheels scattered about miles) south of Algiers, and was along with other plane parts. devoured by flames, killing 247 Firefighters doused the flames passengers and 10 crew mem- while body bags were placed in bers, the Defense Ministry said. rows in the field. There was no official men- The victims’ bodies were tion of survivors, but one wit- transported to the Algerian ness reported seeing people army’s central hospital outside jump out of the aircraft before it the capital. crashed. 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By JASON JUNO heard her make an excuse Finally, after a 14-year [email protected] for a bad play or something. absence, the long-languish- IRONWOOD – Of all the I’ve never heard her make ing franchise is back in the honors GCC sophomore an excuse.” playoffs. Lori Wardynski has Wardynski took criti- Fittingly, it took until the received, Wednesday’s may cism well and worked on last game and then some to top all of them. improving her game. get there. Wardynski earned a spot “She takes constructive Butler scored 31 points, on the NJCAA Division II criticism well, just little Karl-Anthony Towns had 26 All-America Second Team pointers for improving her points and 14 rebounds, after leading the Lady Sam- game. Just something as and the Timberwolves out- sons to the national tourna- simple as footwork when lasted the Denver Nuggets ment. she catches a pass – be 112-106 in overtime “It was really exciting ready to catch and shoot,” Wednesday night in the first because bottom line she’s Movrich said. “I see her in final-day play-in game in the an All-American,” GCC practice just really focusing NBA in 21 years. coach Mark Movrich said. on things like that.” No team in the league “And it’s quite an accom- Everything went well for had gone longer without a plishment for her.” the team and Wardynski in postseason appearance than Wardynski led the one of the most special sea- the Timberwolves, who took Towns with the first nation in scoring at 26.5 sons at Gogebic, which has overall pick in the 2015 points per game, earned now sent two women’s draft and traded for Butler national Player of the Week teams to nationals, the other last summer to put them- honors twice and was coming in 1995. selves in position to return. named MVP of Region 13 “She was surrounded by "I'll probably fall asleep after scoring 48 points and good teammates and just tonight and wake up in the willing the Lady Samsons to the fact she elevated her middle of the night and start the championship game vic- game, but sometimes that crying," said Towns, who tory over United Tribes in isn’t enough either,” was 8 years old the last time Ironwood. Movrich said. “Just in my the Wolves were in the play- The last Lady Samson time and you go back to the offs. "It'll hit me, what hap- All-American was Jaclyn last time Gogebic won a pened." Aijala (2008), who was region (2009), how many The Nuggets won six in a Gogebic’s leading scorer good players and good row to force this elimination until being passed by War- teams have come through game, including a 100-96 dynski, who finished her Gogebic and they weren’t decision in Denver last week career with 1,437 points. able to win a region tourna- that was the last time the “For her, it just started ment, and how many have Wolves (47-35) played with- with her hard work and her come through since they out Butler, and went 23-12 attitude,” Movrich said. last won a district (1995) over their previous 35 con- Wardynski’s excellent and they weren’t able to win tests. attitude starts with her a district.” Nikola Jokic locked in a excellent work ethic, he Wardynski has not classic big man battled with said. selected a four-year college, Towns, finishing with 35 “She has that attitude but there’s certainly interest. points and 10 rebounds, but that the harder she works “She’s been drawing he missed six of his last that more good things will quite a bit of interest, she’s eight shots after the third happen,” Movrich said. going to a D-2 school in quarter as the valiant finish “She’s very confident in her West Virginia this weekend. to this season fell just short. ability. She’s not afraid to I’ve had a few D-1 schools The Nuggets (46-36) haven't fail, she’s not afraid of the contact me as well,” made the playoffs in five moment. She’s just always Movrich said. years. really positive and always “All I can really say with Now it's the Timber- upbeat. … With her being certainty, no matter where wolves who are moving on the leader, that attitude, it’s she goes, they’re going to get to play, gulp, the NBA-best Houston Rockets. infectious towards the rest a heck of a player and a Jason Juno/Daily Globe "I feel like our effort was of the team. heck of a person and they’re GOGEBIC’S LORI Wardynski was named to the NJCAA Division II All-America Sec- outstanding. Theirs was “The two years since not going to be disappoint- ond Team Wednesday. too," said Will Barton, who she’s been here I’ve never ed.” had 24 points but shot just 3 for 12 after halftime. "They just made the plays at the Albers hangs on for 1st save as Brewers top Cards end. Give them credit." Barton's 3-pointer beat ST. LOUIS (AP) – Following a the shot clock for Denver's pair of extra-inning games, the Mil- first lead, 104-103, since waukee Brewers hoped to establish midway through the first a decent margin in their series quarter. After Gibson finale against the St. Louis Cardi- hounded Jokic to force an nals. air-balled 3-point try, Jeff Matt Albers held on to a one- Teague swished a floater run lead in the ninth inning to with 1:19 left in overtime to earn his first save for Milwaukee, put the Wolves back in front retiring Kolten Wong and Dexter for good. Fowler to strand a pair of runners, Andrew Wiggins sank and the Brewers beat the Cardinals two foul shots with 15 sec- 3-2 Wednesday. onds remaining to make it "These games are fun," relief 110-106 and finish with 18 pitcher Dan Jennings said. "It points, and the Wolves were seems like we were just here a few finally on their way to a cel- hours ago after that tough one last ebration more than a night so it's a good way to bounce decade in the making. But- back." ler, who has not held back Milwaukee had a two-run lead from openly challenging when Tommy Pham led off the bot- Wiggins and the other tom of the ninth with a drive junior members of the team against Josh Hader that hit a rail- to play with more tenacity, ing above the fence in left-center. walked up to Wiggins The play originally was ruled a before the free throws with double by second base umpire some forceful encourage- Lance Barrett, but the call was ment. overturned on a video review. "I was like, 'Wiggs, I Albers relieved and allowed sin- Associated Press know you can do this,'" But- gles to Marcell Ozuna and Jose MILWAUKEE BREWERS relief pitcher Matt Albers, left, and catcher Jett Bandy celebrate following a game ler said. "And he told me to Martinez, then retired Wong on a against the St. Louis Cardinals, Wednesday in St. Louis. The Brewers won 3-2. move. He did. He's like, foulout and struck out Fowler, who 'Move!' I'm like, 'OK, excuse St. Louis has lost three of four failed to reach base in a game for me.' And he stepped up and was pinch hitting, for his third big Brewers 3, Cardinals 2 series this season. The Cardinals' the first time this season. Milwaukee St. Louis hit both of them. So, from league save. He got his first two for ab rhbi ab rhbi starting lineup was missing FIRST PITCH Villar 2b 4001G.Grcia ss 4110 now on, stay in my lane." Washington last year. Hader p 0000Pham cf 4121 Fowler, Paul DeJong and Yadier Prior to the game the Cardinals The Wolves were ahead "I did like Matt against those Albers p 0000M.Crpnt 3b 4001 Molina, who served a one-game honored the memory of Preston Thames 1b 4121Ozuna lf 4010 by as many as 10 points in two right-handers," Milwaukee Braun lf 4000Mrtinez 1b 2010 suspension stemming from an Cope who was fatally injured in the second quarter and took manager Craig Counsell said. "I T.Shaw 3b 4000Wong 2b 4000 altercation with Arizona manager the Marshall County High School Do.Sntn rf 3020Bader rf 3010 a 99-91 lead on Teague's 3- thought that was a real good H.Perez cf 4111De.Fwlr ph 1000 last weekend. shooting. His younger brother, Arcia ss 4110Pena c 3010 pointer with 4:26 left in reg- matchup for us. They got base hits Milwaukee built a 3-0 lead on Maddox, threw out a ceremonial Bandy c 3010Wnwrght p 2000 ulation, but just like with but he made some great pitches to Ju.Grra p 2000Lyons p 0000 home runs by Perez in the second first pitch. Jnnings p 1010DeJong ph 1000 this whole regular season Fowler especially." Sogard 2b 0000G.Hllnd p 0000 and Eric Thames in the third fol- TRAINER'S ROOM the Nuggets wouldn't go Junior Guerra (1-0) allowed one Totals 33 383Totals 32 272 lowed by Jonathan Villar's RBI Brewers: C Manny Pina was Milwaukee 011 010 000 —3 away. run and four hits in 5 1/3 innings St. Louis 000 001 001 —2 groundout in the fifth. held out of the lineup with tight- Jokic answered with a 3- in his first start this season. DP_Milwaukee 2, St. Louis 2. LOB_Milwaukee 4, St. Louis 5. Thames' fifth home run of the ness in his right calf. The Brewers 2B_Bandy (1), Jennings (1), G.Garcia (1). HR_Thames (5), H.Perez pointer, and Butler missed Adam Wainwright (0-2), mak- (1), Pham (2). CS_Pham (2). both of his free throws. season went just over the glove of designated RHP J.J. Hoover for IP HRER BB SO ing his second start after a stint on right fielder Harrison Bader, who assignment and optioned OF Brett Milwaukee Back-to-back jumpers by the disabled list caused by a Guerra W,1-0 5 1-3 41124Jamal Murray, the last one jumped at the 9-foot fence and Phillips to Triple-A Colorado Jennings H,1 1 2-3 00001 strained left hamstring, allowed Hader H,4 1 1-3 11103 looked at his glove in disbelief Springs to recall Guerra and RHP from 3-point range, tied it. three runs and eight hits in seven Albers S,1-2 2-3 20001 Butler put the Wolves back after he failed to snag the ball. Jorge Lopez. St. Louis innings. Wainwright L,0-2 783304 in front with a 13-footer, but "I missed it, got under it, but Cardinals: INF Jedd Gyorko "That's how I expect to go out Lyons 100001 he missed twice more from luckily it was hit during the day tested his strained right hamstring Holland 100010 and carry us deep into the game," WP_Wainwright. the floor in the final two and not at night," Thames said. on the field prior to the game and Umpires_Home, Bill Welke; First, Tony Randazzo; Second, said Wainwright, who threw 91 minutes. Murray's off-bal- "The outfielder probably would go to Class A Palm Beach on a reha- Lance Barrett; Third, null. pitches. "Two of those three runs I T_3:00. A_35,814 (45,538). ance bank tied it at 101, so have been running in if it was hit bilitation assignment. made pitches just how I wanted to. the Wolves needed Gibson's during the nighttime." 5.40) starts Friday in the opener of I made a bad pitch to Hernan defense to save them down Matt Carpenter hit a run-scor- UP NEXT a three-game series at the New Perez, that's the one I want back." the stretch. ing groundout in the sixth. He Brewers: RHP Zach Davies (0-1, York Mets. l 10 THURSDAY, APRIL 12, 2018 SPORTS THE DAILY GLOBE • YOURDAILYGLOBE.COM Daily Globe Scoreboard

son 2-8 2-2 7, Kennard 8-14 4-4 23, Minnesota, TBA Colorado at Washington, 7:05 2018 NFL Preseason Ennis III 4-10 0-0 8, Ellenson 5-10 2- x-Wednesday, April 25: Minneso- p.m. 2 14, Galloway 3-7 0-0 7, Smith 6-8 ta at Winnipeg, TBA Milwaukee at N.Y. Mets, 7:10 ScheduleAll Times EDT 0-0 13, Felder 1-2 0-0 2, Hearn 0-1 p.m. (Subject to change) Vegas vs. Los Angeles 0-0 0. Totals 47-89 10-10 119. Wednesday, April 11: Los Ange- Philadelphia at Tampa Bay, 7:10 Thursday, Aug. 2 p.m. Chicago vs. Baltimore at Canton, CHICAGO (87) les at Vegas, 10 p.m. Nwaba 5-16 2-3 13, Markkanen Pittsburgh at Miami, 7:10 p.m. Ohio, 8 p.m. (NBC) Friday, April 13: Los Angeles at 7-13 3-3 20, Felicio 3-5 4-6 10, Vegas, 10 p.m. Arizona at L.A. Dodgers, 10:10 WEEK 1 Payne 2-9 0-0 6, Kilpatrick 5-10 2-2 Sunday, April 15: Vegas at Los p.m. Aug. 9-13 14, Portis 5-13 0-2 11, Asik 0-2 0-0 San Francisco at San Diego, LA Chargers at Arizona Angeles, 10:30 p.m. 0, Grant 4-13 1-2 10, Arcidiacono 1- 10:10 p.m. LA Rams at Baltimore Tuesday, April 17: Vegas at Los 5 0-0 3. Totals 32-86 12-18 87. Angeles, 10:30 p.m. Carolina at Buffalo Transactions Chicago at Cincinnati Detroit 35 31 28 25 — 119 x-Thursday, April 19: Los Ange- BASEBALL Minnesota at Denver Chicago 21 29 24 13 — 87 les at Vegas, 10 p.m. American League 3-Point Goals_Detroit 15-35 (Tol- Tennessee at Green Bay x-Saturday, April 21: Vegas at BALTIMORE ORIOLES — liver 4-7, Johnson 3-4, Kennard 3-6, New Orleans at Jacksonville Los Angeles, TBA Optioned RHP Hunter Harvey to Ellenson 2-3, Smith 1-2, Galloway 1- Houston at Kansas City x-Monday, April 23: Los Angeles Bowie (EL). Recalled INF Engelb 3, Jackson 1-5, Hearn 0-1, Ennis III Tampa Bay at Miami at Vegas, TBA Vielma from Norfolk (IL). Sent DH 0-4), Chicago 11-34 (Markkanen 3- Washington at New England Anaheim vs. San Jose Mark Trumbo to Bowie for a rehab 7, Payne 2-3, Kilpatrick 2-5, Nwaba Cleveland at NY Giants Thursday, April 12: San Jose at assignment. Optioned RHP Yefry 1-3, Portis 1-5, Arcidiacono 1-5, Atlanta at NY Jets Anaheim, 10:30 p.m. Ramirez to Norfolk. Grant 1-6). Fouled Out_None. Detroit at Oakland Saturday, April 14: San Jose at CHICAGO WHITE SOX — Rebounds_Detroit 47 (Moreland Pittsburgh at Philadelphia Anaheim, 10:30 p.m. Optioned RHP Gregory Infante to 17), Chicago 40 (Portis, Markkanen Dallas at San Francisco Monday, April 16: Anaheim at Charlotte (IL). 8). Assists_Detroit 27 (Jackson 10), Indianapolis at Seattle San Jose, 10:30 p.m. DETROIT TIGERS — Optioned Chicago 21 (Payne 9). Total Wednesday, April 18: Anaheim at WEEK 2 OF Mikie Mahtook to Toledo (IL). Fouls_Detroit 21, Chicago 15. San Jose, 10:30 p.m. Thursday, Aug. 16 TAMPA BAY RAYS — Optioned A_21,342 (20,917). NY Jets at Washington, 8 p.m. x-Friday, April 20: San Jose at OF Jeremy Hazelbaker to Durham (ESPN) Anaheim, TBA (IL). Transferred RHP Jose De Leon Bucks-76ers, Box x-Sunday, April 22: Anaheim at Aug. 17-19 MILWAUKEE (95) to the 60-day DL. Kansas City at Atlanta Middleton 2-8 0-0 4, Antetokoun- San Jose, TBA National League Miami at Carolina mpo 5-14 0-0 10, Henson 0-1 0-0 0, x-Tuesday, April 24: San Jose at ARIZONA DIAMONDBACKS — Buffalo at Cleveland Bledsoe 2-2 2-2 6, Snell 4-7 0-0 10, Anaheim, TBA Traded OF Jeremy Hazelbaker to Cincinnati at Dallas Parker 9-15 6-8 25, Zeller 3-3 2-2 8, American League Tampa Bay for cash. Chicago at Denver Maker 1-3 1-1 3, Dellavedova 0-3 2- All Times EDT CINCINNATI REDS — Areed to NY Giants at Detroit 2 2, Terry 1-2 0-0 2, Jennings 3-12 East Division terms with OF Steve Selsky on a Pittsburgh at Green Bay 1-1 7, Brown 2-10 0-0 5, Brogdon 5- WLPct GB minor league contract. San Francisco at Houston 10 0-0 13. Totals 37-90 14-16 95. Boston 92.818 — COLORADO ROCKIES — Sent Seattle at LA Chargers PHILADELPHIA (130) Toronto 85.615 2 RHP Jeff Hoffmanh to Lancaster Oakland at LA Rams Covington 2-5 0-0 5, Saric 10-19 New York 66.500 3½ (Cal) for a rehab assignment. Jacksonville at Minnesota 1-3 24, Johnson 4-5 0-0 8, Simmons Baltimore 58.385 5 MIAMI MARLINS — Sent RHP Philadelphia at New England 1-6 2-2 4, Belinelli 4-11 2-2 13, Tampa Bay 39.250 6½ Jacob Turner outright to New Arizona at New Orleans Ilyasova 1-5 0-0 3, Holmes 8-11 3-4 Central Division Orleans (PCL). Tampa Bay at Tennessee 19, McConnell 7-11 0-0 16, Fultz 6- W L Pct GB MILWAUKEE BREWERS — Monday, Aug. 20 13 1-2 13, Anderson 9-17 2-2 25, Minnesota 64.600 — Optioned OF Brett Phillips to Col- Associated Press Baltimore at Indianapolis, 8 p.m. Korkmaz 0-2 0-0 0. Totals 52-105 Cleveland 75.583 — orado Springs (PCL). Designated (ESPN) 11-15 130. Chicago 47.364 2½ RHP J.J. Hoover for assignment. DETROIT PISTONS forward Eric Moreland (24) dunks the basketball against the WEEK 3 Milwaukee 18 26 31 20 — 95 Detroit 47.364 2½ Recalled RHPs Junior Guerra and Chicago Bulls during the second half in Chicago Wednesday. Thursday, Aug. 23 Philadelphia4634 25 25 — 130 Kansas City 37.300 3 Jorge Lopez from Colorado Springs. Philadelphia at Cleveland, 8 p.m. 3-Point Goals_Milwaukee 7-25 West Division NEW YORK METS — Placed C (FOX) (Brogdon 3-5, Snell 2-4, Parker 1-2, WLPct GB Travis D'Arnaud on the 10-day DL. Friday, Aug. 24 Brown 1-5, Antetokounmpo 0-1, Los Angeles 10 3 .769 — Optioned RHP Corey Oswalt to Las Dellavedova 0-1, Middleton 0-1, Houston 94.692 1 Vegas (PCL). Recalled C Tomas Kennard, Moreland have career Detroit at Tampa Bay, 8 p.m. (CBS) Terry 0-1, Maker 0-1, Jennings 0-4), Seattle 64.600 2½ Nido from Binghamton (EL). Saturday Aug. 25 Philadelphia 15-36 (Anderson 5-12, Oakland 48.333 5½ SAN DIEGO PADRES — Placed New Orleans at LA Chargers, 8 Saric 3-7, Belinelli 3-9, McConnell 2- Texas 4 10 .286 6½ OF Manuel Margot on the 10-day 2, Ilyasova 1-1, Covington 1-4, Kork- Tuesday's Games DL. Reinstated OF Franchy Cordero nights as Pistons rout Bulls p.m. (CBS) Sunday, Aug. 26 maz 0-1). Fouled Out_None. Tampa Bay 6, Chicago White Sox from the 10-day DL. Cincinnati at Buffalo, 4 p.m. Rebounds_Milwaukee 43 (Antetok- 5 SAN FRANCISCO GIANTS — CHICAGO (AP) – Eric Moreland got the only one season. I'm a lot better player than (FOX) ounmpo 10), Philadelphia 57 (Fultz Cleveland 2, Detroit 1 Optioned LHP Steven Okert to Arizona at Dallas, 8 p.m. (NBC) 10). Assists_Milwaukee 22 (Jen- Toronto 2, Baltimore 1 Sacramento (PCL). Selected the most playing time of his career – and he when I was coming in, but I have a lot of Aug. 23-26 nings 5), Philadelphia 35 (Fultz 10). Boston 14, N.Y. Yankees 1 contract of LHP Andrew Suarez New England at Carolina Total Fouls_Milwaukee 17, Philadel- L.A. Angels 11, Texas 1 from Sacramento. Transferred LHP delivered with peak production. work ahead of me." Kansas City at Chicago phia 17. A_20,659 (21,600). Minnesota 4, Houston 1 Madison Bumgarner to the 60-day The center, starting in place of the Tolliver made his first five shots and San Francisco at Indianapolis Seattle 8, Kansas City 3 DL. Atlanta at Jacksonville NHLAll Times Playoffs EDT L.A. Dodgers 4, Oakland 0 WASHINGTON NATIONALS — injured Andre Drummond and without also keyed an early 22-4 run as Detroit took Houston at LA Rams FIRST ROUND Wednesday's Games Placed OF Adam Eaton on the 10- Blake Griffin in the front court, helped the a 35-21 lead after one quarter. Baltimore at Miami (Best-of-7; x-if necessary) Minnesota 9, Houston 8 day DL, retroactive to Monday. Des- Seattle at Minnesota EASTERN CONFERENCE Chicago White Sox 2, Tampa Bay ignated C Miguel Montero for Detroit Pistons end a disappointing season TIP-INS NY Giants at NY Jets Tampa Bay vs. New Jersey 1 assignment. Reinstated C Matt on a high note with a 119-87 rout of the Pistons: Starters Reggie Bullock (left Green Bay at Oakland Thursday, April 12: New Jersey at Seattle 4, Kansas City 2 Wieters from the 10-day DL. Select- Tennessee at Pittsburgh Tampa Bay, 7 p.m. Cleveland 5, Detroit 1 ed the contract of OF Moises Sierra Chicago Bulls on Wednesday night. knee swelling), Drummond (sore Achilles Denver at Washington Saturday, April 14: New Jersey at Baltimore 5, Toronto 3 from Syracuse (IL). WEEK 4 Tampa Bay, 3 p.m. N.Y. Yankees 10, Boston 7 BASKETBALL Moreland had career highs with 16 tendon) and Griffin (right ankle contu- Thursday, Aug. 30 Monday, April 16: Tampa Bay at L.A. Angels 7, Texas 2 National Basketball Association points, 17 rebounds, four blocks and four sion) were again held out with minor Denver at Arizona New Jersey, 7:30 p.m. Oakland at L.A. Dodgers CLEVELAND CAVALIERS — Miami at Atlanta Wednesday, April 18: Tampa Bay Thursday's Games Signed F Kendrick Perkins. steals in 41 minutes, and rookie Luke Ken- injuries. ... The Pistons (39-43) finished Washington at Baltimore at New Jersey, 7:30 p.m. Detroit (Fulmer 1-1) at Cleveland TORONTO RAPTORS — Con- nard added a career-high 23 points for under .500 for the ninth time in the last 10 Buffalo at Chicago x-Saturday, April 21: New Jersey (Bauer 0-1), 6:10 p.m. verted the two-way contract of G Indianapolis at Cincinnati at Tampa Bay, TBA N.Y. Yankees (Gray 1-0) at Lorenzo Brown to a standard NBA Detroit, which won 14 of their first 20 but seasons. Cleveland at Detroit x-Monday, April 23: Tampa Bay Boston (Porcello 2-0), 7:10 p.m. contract. fell short of the playoffs. EVEN MATCH Dallas at Houston at New Jersey, TBA Chicago White Sox (Giolito 0-1) FOOTBALL Green Bay at Kansas City x-Wednesday, April 25: Tampa at Minnesota (Berrios 1-1), 8:10 National Football League "We also have a resilient group, every- Detroit evened the all-time series with LA Rams at New Orleans Bay at New Jersey, TBA p.m. ARIZONA CARDINALS — New England at NY Giants Boston vs. Toronto L.A. Angels (TBD) at Kansas City Signed TE Bryce Williams to a one- body cares on this team, and everybody Chicago at 129-129. NY Jets at Philadelphia Thursday, April 12: Toronto at (Kennedy 1-0), 8:15 p.m. year contract. just comes to work every day," Moreland QUOTABLE Carolina at Pittsburgh Boston, 7 p.m. Friday's Games INDIANAPOLIS COLTS — LA Chargers at San Francisco Saturday, April 14: Toronto at Baltimore at Boston, 7:10 p.m. Signed CB Kenneth Acker. said. "But even coming out not making the "The Bulls won 72 (in 1995-96), how Oakland at Seattle Boston, 8 p.m. N.Y. Yankees at Detroit, 7:10 MIAMI DOLPHINS — Signed LB playoffs, I knew everybody would play many games did (Michael) Jordan play? He Jacksonville at Tampa Bay Monday, April 16: Boston at p.m. Terence Garvin. Minnesota at Tennessee Toronto, 7 p.m. Philadelphia at Tampa Bay, 7:10 NEW ORLEANS SAINTS — hard and go into the offseason with our played 82, all six years. It wasn't, 'We're five Thursday, April 19: Boston at p.m. Signed WR Cameron Meredith. Toronto at Cleveland, 7:10 p.m. SEATTLE SEAHAWKS — heads high knowing we played hard." games up, so we need a rest.' And he All TimesNBA EDT Toronto, 7 p.m. Chicago White Sox at Minnesota, Signed CB Dontae Johnson. EASTERN CONFERENCE x-Saturday, April 21: Toronto at Anthony Tolliver had 18 points and seemed to have something left in the play- 8:10 p.m. W L Pct GB Boston, TBA HOCKEY Texas at Houston, 8:10 p.m. Henry Ellenson added 14 points and 10 offs to me," Van Gundy said, while holding z-Toronto 59 23 .720 — x-Monday, April 23: Boston at National Hockey League L.A. Angels at Kansas City, 8:15 x-Boston 55 27 .671 4 Toronto, TBA ANAHEIM DUCKS — Reas- rebounds as the Pistons snapped a two- court for more than 10 minutes in a p.m. x-Philadelphia 52 30 .634 7 x-Wednesday, April 25: Toronto signed G Reto Berra to San Diego Oakland at Seattle, 10:10 p.m. y-Cleveland 50 32 .610 9 at Boston, TBA (AHL). game losing streak and won for the ninth pregame media session about NBA teams BUFFALO SABRES — Signed C x-Indiana 48 34 .585 11 Washington vs. Columbus National League time in their last 13 games. tanking and resting players down the x-Miami 44 38 .537 15 Thursday, April 12: Columbus at All Times EDT Andrew Oglevie to a three-year, x-Milwaukee 44 38 .537 15 Washington, 7:30 p.m. East Division entry-level contract. "I was really happy with the way we stretch. x-Washington 43 39 .524 16 Sunday, April 15: Columbus at WLPct GB SOCCER played," Pistons coach Stan Van Gundy On tanking: "To me, it's a lack of integri- Detroit 39 43 .476 20 Washington, 7:30 p.m. New York 10 1 .909 — Major League Soccer Charlotte 36 46 .439 23 Tuesday, April 17: Washington at Atlanta 75.583 3½ LA GALAXY — Signed F Ola said. "Eric was outstanding. Everybody ty in your league and a lack of respect for New York 29 53 .354 30 Columbus, 7:30 p.m. Philadelphia 65.545 4 Kamara to a three-year contract. who played, played well." your fans," Van Gundy said. Brooklyn 28 54 .341 31 Thursday, April 19: Washington Washington 66.500 4½ MINNESOTA UNITED — Chicago 27 55 .329 32 at Columbus, 7:30 p.m. Miami 39.250 7½ Acquired Alexi Gomez on loan from Rookie Lauri Markkanen had 20 points, Owner Tom Gores said Monday he Orlando 25 57 .305 34 x-Saturday, April 21: Columbus at Central Division Club Universitario de Deportses Atlanta 24 58 .293 35 Washington, TBA W L Pct GB (Torneo Descentralizado-Peru). and Sean Kilpatrick added 14 in his only expects to meet with Van Gundy next week WESTERN CONFERENCE x-Monday, April 23: Washington Pittsburgh 83.727 — United Soccer League USL — Suspended Ottawa D start of the season for Chicago. about the future of the franchise. WLPct GB at Columbus, TBA Chicago 65.545 2 z-Houston 65 16 .802 — x-Wednesday, April 25: Colum- Milwaukee 76.538 2 Onua Obasi three games; Rich- The rebuilding Bulls maintained their "I've seen enough from our team, in y-Golden State 58 24 .707 7½ bus at Washington, TBA St. Louis 57.417 3½ mond D Alex Lee two games; and seventh position heading into the draft lot- terms of results and the way guys have x-Utah 48 33 .593 17 Pittsburgh 1, Philadelphia 0 Cincinnati 29.182 6 North Carolina D Aaron Guillen, Indy x-Portland 48 33 .593 17 Wednesday, April 11: Pittsburgh West Division D Karl Ouimette, Seattle M Denso tery on May 15, losing their fourth straight. played, that I know this is a good team if x-Oklahoma City48 34 .585 17½ 7, Philadelphia 0 WLPct GB Ulysse, LA Galaxy II D Jean Engola, It was also Chicago's 11th loss in 14 games. we're healthy," Van Gundy said. "We're just x-New Orleans 48 34 .585 17½ Friday, April 13: Philadelphia at Arizona 93.750 — LA Galaxy II M Alex Mendez and x-Minnesota 47 35 .573 18½ Pittsburgh, 7 p.m. Colorado 67.462 3½ Sacramento D Mitchell Taintor one "We learned a lot as a team and I disappointed. When you get to the end of x-San Antonio 47 35 .573 18½ Sunday, April 15: Pittsburgh at San Francisco 56.455 3½ game. Denver 46 36 .561 19½ Philadelphia, 3 p.m. Los Angeles 46.400 4 North American Soccer League learned a lot as an individual," Markkanen any year. We had high expectations for this L.A. Clippers 42 39 .519 23 Wednesday, April 18: Pittsburgh San Diego 49.308 5½ ARMADA FC — Signed D Wes- said. "When I look back now, I don't know year and to not be in the playoffs and to L.A. Lakers 34 47 .420 31 at Philadelphia, 7 p.m. Tuesday's Games ley Charpie and Shane McInerney Sacramento 26 55 .321 39 x-Friday, April 20: Philadelphia at Pittsburgh 8, Chicago Cubs 5 and F Brian Bement. what I was thinking when I was coming in. have it done tonight, it's disappointing, Dallas 24 58 .293 41½ Pittsburgh, TBA Philadelphia 6, Cincinnati 1 COLLEGE I know a lot more now, even though it's there's no question about it." Memphis 22 60 .268 43½ x-Sunday, April 22: Pittsburgh at Washington 4, Atlanta 1 AUBURN — Junior G Bryce Phoenix 21 61 .256 44½ Philadelphia, TBA N.Y. Mets 8, Miami 6 Brown has declared for the NBA x-clinched playoff spot x-Tuesday, April 24: Philadelphia St. Louis 5, Milwaukee 3, 11 draft. y-clinched division at Pittsburgh, TBA innings CARSON-NEWMAN — z-clinched conference WESTERN CONFERENCE San Diego 5, Colorado 2 Announced the retirement of softball 76ers win 16th straight, earn 3 seed coach Vickee Kazee-Hollifield. Tuesday's Games Nashville vs. Colorado L.A. Dodgers 4, Oakland 0 Charlotte 119, Indiana 93 Thursday, April 12: Colorado at San Francisco 5, Arizona 4 Named Michael Graves interim soft- Philadelphia 121, Atlanta 113 Nashville, 9:30 p.m. Wednesday's Games ball coach. in romp over Bucks Washington 113, Boston 101 Saturday, April 14: Colorado at Atlanta 5, Washington 3, 12 EVANGEL — Named Megan Phoenix 124, Dallas 97 Nashville, 3 p.m. innings Leuzinger women's basketball Utah 119, Golden State 79 Monday, April 16: Nashville at Milwaukee 3, St. Louis 2 coach. PHILADELPHIA (AP) – hottest team in the NBA. ence playoffs against the Houston 105, L.A. Lakers 99 Colorado, 10 p.m. Colorado 6, San Diego 4 INDIANA — Announced graduate QB Brandon Dawkins will transfer Joel Embiid grabbed a Embiid and JJ Redick sixth-seeded Miami Heat. Wednesday's Games Wednesday, April 18: Nashville at Arizona 7, San Francisco 3 Boston 110, Brooklyn 97 Colorado, 10 p.m. Philadelphia 4, Cincinnati 3, 12 from Arizona. loose ball and hustled watched from the bench, No. 7 Milwaukee will meet Detroit 119, Chicago 87 x-Friday, April 20: Colorado at innings PURDUE — Announced junior toward midcourt, feigning Ben Simmons had a score- No. 2 Boston. Miami 116, Toronto 109, OT Nashville, TBA N.Y. Mets 4, Miami 1 men's basketball F Jacquil Taylor Minnesota 112, Denver 106, OT x-Sunday, April 22: Nashville at Chicago Cubs 13, Pittsburgh 5 will transfer following the completion like he would dunk. less first half and the Markelle Fultz, the No. New Orleans 122, San Antonio Colorado, TBA Oakland at L.A. Dodgers of the school year. Embiid's gold sneakers Philadelphia 76ers still 1 pick of the 2017 draft 98 x-Tuesday, April 24: Colorado at Thursday's Games SAINT PETER'S — Named Sha- New York 110, Cleveland 98 Nashville, TBA Pittsburgh (Williams 2-0) at heen Holloway men's basketball and peach-colored jacket won their 16th consecu- who missed 68 games Oklahoma City 137, Memphis Winnipeg 1, Minnesota 0 Chicago Cubs (Hendricks 0-0), 2:20 coach. 123 Wednesday, April 11: Winnipeg p.m. SAN DIEGO STATE — Extended – and a red, white and tive game, thumping the with a shoulder injury, Orlando 101, Washington 92 3, Minnesota 2 St. Louis (Wacha 1-1) at Cincin- the contract of football coach Rocky blue basketball – were a Milwaukee Bucks 130-95 became the youngest play- Philadelphia 130, Milwaukee 95 Friday, April 13: Minnesota at nati (Romano 0-1), 6:40 p.m. Long through 2022. Houston at Sacramento Winnipeg, 7:30 p.m. Colorado (Bettis 1-0) at Washing- TEMPLE — Announced men's giveaway that he was Wednesday night to clinch er in NBA history (19 L.A. Lakers at L.A. Clippers Sunday, April 15: Winnipeg at ton (Gonzalez 1-0), 7:05 p.m. basketball coach Fran Dunphy will again in street clothes. the No. 3 seed in the East- years, 317 days) with a Utah at Portland Minnesota, 7 p.m. San Francisco (Stratton 0-1) at step down after the 2018-19 season, Tuesday, April 17: Winnipeg at San Diego (Mitchell 0-1), 10:10 p.m. to be replaced by assistant coach With or without Embiid, ern Conference. triple-double with 13 Minnesota, 8 p.m. Friday's Games Aaron McKie. Pistons-Bulls,DETROIT (119) Box Atlanta at Chicago Cubs, 2:20 VILLANOVA — Junior G Jalen the 76ers are streaking The 52-win Sixers will points, 10 assists and 10 Johnson 4-7 0-0 11, Tolliver 6-10 x-Friday, April 20: Minnesota at p.m. Brunson and junior G/F Mikal 2-2 18, Moreland 8-12 0-0 16, Jack- Winnipeg, TBA into the postseason as the open the Eastern Confer- rebounds. x-Sunday, April 22: Winnipeg at St. Louis at Cincinnati, 6:40 p.m. Bridges will enter the NBA draft. Tigers' Zimmermann bruises jaw when hit by Kipnis' liner CLEVELAND (AP) – Jordan Zimmer- see." Carlos Carrasco (3-0) pitched a three- Detroit IndiansCleveland 5, Tigers 1 mann was back in Detroit's clubhouse a First baseman Miguel Cabrera fielded hitter, struck out six and walked one in his ab rhbi ab rhbi few hours after being hit in the face by the ball after Zimmermann was struck and first complete game this season. He Martin cf 4131Lindor ss 5021 Cndlrio 3b 3000Kipnis 2b 5110 Jason Kipnis' line drive in the first inning stepped on the base for the out. allowed Leonys Martin's home run in the M.Cbrra 1b 4000E.Gnzal 2b 0000 J.Jones pr 0000Jose.Rm 3b 3110 of Wednesday night's 5-1 loss to the Cleve- An obviously distraught Kipnis crossed sixth. Cstllns rf 4000Brntley lf 4121 land Indians and felt fortunate to come the bag and knelt on the first base line as Carrasco was hit on the face by a line V.Mrtin dh 2000Encrnco dh 3000 Goodrum 2b 3000Alonso 1b 2112 away with only a bruised jaw. Zimmermann was examined. Several drive off the bat of Melky Cabrera of the J.McCnn c 3000Gomes c 4110 "Obviously it could've been worse," Tigers' position players also knelt and the Chicago White Sox at Progressive Field in Mahtook lf 3000Naquin rf 3011 J.Iglss ss 3000Guyer ph-rf 1000 Zimmermann said. "It could've been a crowd of 10,872 went silent. 2015. Zimmer cf 4010 break, but it still didn't really feel that "You never want that," Kipnis said. "I think I'm lucky because it got a little Totals 29 131Totals 34 5 10 5 Detroit 000 001 000 —1 great. I'm sure it'll be worse tomorrow. I'll "Everyone's out there competing. It was a bit of the glove," Carrasco said. "I don't Cleveland 000 400 10x —5 LOB_Detroit 3, Cleveland 9. 2B_Martin (2), Lindor (2), Kipnis (2). HR_Mar- be good to go next time around." scary moment, tough guy just to walk off know about him. He was hit really had. I tin (1). SB_Jose.Ramirez (2), Brantley (1). CS_Martin (2). Making his third start of the season, like that. He's got a strong jaw." hope everything is fine with him." IP HRER BB SO Detroit Zimmermann retired Francisco Lindor on Zimmermann, who passed the concus- Cleveland scored four runs in the Zimmermann 2-3 000 00 a fly ball starting the game. The 31-year- sion protocol tests, has evidence of that. fourth off Daniel Norris (0-1), who Norris L,0-1 3744 13 VerHagen 2 1-3 000 21 old right-hander had little time to react to He had his jaw broken on a line drive replaced Zimmermann. Yonder Alonso Farmer 1211 11 Kipnis' liner on a 2-2 pitch. while pitching for the University of Ver- had a two-run single, and Tyler Naquin Stumpf 1100 01 Cleveland "I tried," he said. "I saw it fine. I just had mont in 2007. Doctors inserted 11 screws and Francisco Lindor had RBI singles. Carrasco W,3-0 9311 26 Umpires_Home, Andy Fletcher; First, Manny Gonzalez; Second, Jeff Nel- no chance of getting (the glove) up fast and several plates. Norris blanked the Indians until the son; Third, Laz Diaz. enough." "I felt it," Zimmermann said. "I went fourth. Jose Ramirez and Michael Brantley T_2:44. A_10,872 (35,225). Zimmermann was face down on the down and just felt all my teeth were there, singled and pulled off a double steal. Alon- pitcher's mound for several moments after and my jaw wasn't peeled in like the first so's single to right scored both runners. a season-high 10 hits. being struck and was attended to by head time it happened. So I think I got lucky. Naquin and Lindor also had run-scoring ROSTER MOVE athletic trainer Doug Teter. The first time I broke it back in college, hits. The Tigers, who used four relievers, "It was terrifying and it made a terrible they put a couple plates in there and the Brantley added an RBI single in the sev- optioned outfielder Mikie Mahtook to sound," Detroit manager Ron Gardenhire doc told me you'll never break it again. Put enth. Kipnis broke an 0-for-23 slump with Triple-A Toledo and will call up a pitcher said. "Your heart drops. When you go out it to the test tonight and everything came a seventh-inning double. The Indians, who for Thursday's series finale. Mahtook bat- there you never know what you're going to back just fine." entered batting a big league-low .158, had ted .129 in nine games. l THE DAILY GLOBE • YOURDAILYGLOBE.COM COMICS THURSDAY, APRIL 12, 2018 11 HERMAN SPEED BUMP Feeling left out of the old group Dear Annie: My elder brother, his girl- friend and I have always been very close. Let’s call them “Ryan” and “Beth.” We used to text and call one another often and even hang out a lot. But a few months ago, I introduced my friend “Donna” to Beth. And for the past few Dear months, they’ve been hanging out more Annie and more. Now they are the ones who hang out and talk a lot, leaving me out of the picture. Ryan and Beth always tell me comments from the woman who volun- that I’m still their best friend and that teered for a crisis hotline. She said, “If you Donna isn’t even really that close to them. want independent children, help them to They say she has been so rude and hurt learn to solve their own problems.” I agree, them so much. but now there is an umbilical cord that I just don’t understand why I’ve been reaches from Mom to her adult children all left out after they promised I would be around the world. It’s called a cellphone. DEFLOCKED their best friend or why I’ve been replaced Had an argument with your spouse? with someone who has supposedly been Call Mom. Hard day at work? Call Mom. mean and rude to them – and someone Feeling sick at 11 p.m.? Call Mom. It never who was my friend to begin with. – Feel- ends. Problems that, for the adult chil- ing Replaced dren, end up being solved in a day or two Dear Feeling Replaced: I gather you’re must worry moms indefinitely. I feel sorry in high school, because that’s when most for them. We have independent sons, but people experience something like this. even so, our cellphone is off except when Your best friend suddenly finds a better we need it. – A Free Mom friend; or two friends start dating, and you Dear Free Mom: I don’t think there’s go from third amigo to third wheel; or you anything wrong with a child’s talking to MOTHER GOOSE & GRIMM get to your crew’s lunch table and find his or her mother after a hard day, no mat- there’s not a seat for you; or, perhaps more ter whether the child is 15 or 50. It’s only apt these days, you find out a new group if this relationship becomes codependent text has been made, and you’re not includ- that it’s regressive and unhealthy. But I do ed. hope your letter inspires some other par- Though the experience is pretty much ents out there to turn their phones off and universal, I know that doesn’t make it any not feel guilty for needing space. less lonely to go through. Additionally, I agree that routinely vent- But you need to stop worrying so much ing to your parents about marital prob- about Donna, Beth and Ryan. Focus lems is unwise, not just because it might instead on expanding your horizons by make them resent your spouse but also making new friends. The bigger your because it prevents you from talking out BORN LOSER world the smaller your problems will those problems with the person you seem. And by the way, Ryan isn’t going should be talking to: your spouse. anywhere. He’ll always be your big broth- Send your questions for Annie Lane to er, a built-in best friend. [email protected]. Dear Annie: I was interested to read the COPYRIGHT 2018 CREATORS.COM

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Please send resume to: Call Carol: (906)932-4953 Approximately 20-25 hours per week. or Marlelne (269-967-1611 Call (715)904-2000 Applications can be picked up at the General Accounting Services Personals Hurley Senior Center, 308 3rd Avenue South, Hurley, WI 300 S Clayberg Street SAARI'S LAWN SERVICE Monday-Friday 8:00am-3:00pm Bessemer, MI 49911 PLEASE CHECK Your ad on the now hiring Applications must be returned by April 17th at 3:00pm. first run day. The Daily Globe will Hurley Senior Center, Inc. is an equal opportunity employer. not be responsible for mistakes Weed Eater Operators and after the first day. The Daily Globe Bessemer Plywood Corporation will not be responsible for lost Rakers for the Spring Clean-up is now accepting applications for employment. Full time, 3exible photos placed in advertising. and Summer Grass Cutting Bessemer Area School District part time, and weekend work is available. All interested applicants Firewood is seeking to fill the position of: may apply or reapply at our main o1ce between 8:00am & 4:30pm Season. $10.00-$14.00 per so that we can update our 2les. /is should be done on a yearly hour depending on experience. Second Grade Teacher basis. BPC o0ers competitive wages including attendance and 8' Firewood for sale. Heavy to hard for the 2018-19 school year. Maple. Text Tom (715)850-0089 Part-time and Full-time. safety bonuses. Fringe bene2ts include health, vision, dental, Possession of a current Michigan Teaching Certificate with and life insurance, paid vacations, 401(k), & paid holidays. Help Wanted (715)360-7078 Ask for Mike proper endorsements or the ability to obtain a Certificate Applicants may apply in person at BPC, before the first day of school is required. 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ATVs o K 6 3 g p 113 North 8th Avenue, Hurley. 10. Northwoods Paving, N11426 A K 4 3 3 Bedroom home $550.00/month 2012 Harley Davidson 1200 Junet Rd. West East Mattson’s TV plus utilities. Available May 1st. Custom. 1,365 miles. Call for price. 11. Keweenaw-Ruotsala Pit, Rooni m K 9 6 m Q 3 (715)359-0557 (906)932-2452 or Lane n 10 8 6 3 2 n A Q 7 & Appliance (906)364-0858 12. Niemi Pit at Hedberg & Pit Lane o 7 4 o 8 5 2 Homes, Apartments, and 13.Lupino Pits Lake Rd 440 acres p J 8 5 p Q 10 9 7 2 Interested persons desiring to Business Spaces for rent. Legals South Call for details. present their views upon the spe- m cial use permits either verbally or in A J 10 5 2 Box Store Prices, The Real Estate Store n J 4 (906)932-5406 writing will be given the opportunity April 11, 12, 13, and 14, 2018 to be heard at the above men- o A Q J 10 9 Small Town NOTICE TO BIDDERS tioned time and place. Written com- p 6 Ironwood: Modernized 2 bedroom The Ontonagon County Board of ments concerning the special use ranch home. Very energy efficient. Road Commissioners will receive permits may be filed with the Zon- Dealer: North Service Hardwood floors. Garage, deck. sealed bids at their office at 415 ing Administrator or planning com- Vulnerable: Both $560.00 (906)932-1425 Spar Street, Ontonagon, MI 49953 mission chairman at or before such South West North East Since 1962 until 11:00 A.M. Eastern Standard meeting and will become a part of p Time on Thursday, April 26, 2018 1 Pass Wide range of fully furnished vaca- the permanent record of the hear- 1m Pass 1NT Pass for the following: ing. tion homes in the Big Powderhorn M-26 Mass City Paving – Onton- 3o Pass 3m Pass The Charter Township of Ironwood Reuse. m Ski Resort area agon County will provide necessary reasonable 4 Pass Pass Pass available for month to month Specifications and Bid Forms are auxiliary aids and services, such As rentals from April – November. Ap- available at the Road Commission signers for the hearing impaired Opening lead: n 3 plication, references and office. All bids must be submitted and audio tapes of printed materi- on Road Commission bid forms and security deposit required. als being considered at the meet- Repurpose. must be in a sealed envelope ing, to individuals with disabilities at Call for details. (906)932-3100 marked “April 26, 2018 Bids”. If you Do not allow Sneaky or (800)222-3131 the meeting upon (3 day’s notice) to have any questions please call Ken the Charter Township of Ironwood, to distract you Filpus at (906)485-4270. in writing or calling the following: Real Estate Donald Bussiere, Chairman Mary Segalin, Clerk-N10892 Lake Really Save! 122 E. Aurora St. Walter Lannet, Vice-Chairman Road. (906)932-8446. By Phillip Alder Ken Truscott, Member Ironwood, MI Take a fresh look at the Katherine Heigl, an actress, film April 11, 12, 13 and 14, 2018 Classifieds, the original producer and former fashion model, 906-932-0510 NOTICE TO BIDDERS said, “I’d be a terrible secret agent. The Ontonagon County Board of way to shop green! I can’t keep a secret and I’m not Road Commissioners will receive sneaky.” Musical sealed bids at their office at 415 Bridge experts try to keep secrets Spar Street, Ontonagon, MI 49953 — what is in their hands — and until 11:00 A.M. Eastern Standard sometimes make sneaky plays. In Instruments Time on Tuesday, May 8, 2018 for this deal, for example, how did South the following: try to throw East off the scent after M-28 UNDERDRAIN NEAR 1923 Baldwin professional Grand West led his fourth-highest heart PERCH RIVER IN BARAGA against four spades? Piano and bench. Needs tuning. COUNTY $1,000.00 or best offer. Specifications and Bid Forms are In the auction, using New Minor (906)932-3468 available at the Road Commission Forcing (a two-diamond artificial office. All bids must be submitted rebid, asking North for more Commercial/ on Road Commission bid forms and information about his hand) would must be in a sealed envelope have kept South’s diamond suit marked “May 8, 2018 Bids”. If you sneakily hidden. Also, maybe South Residential have any questions please call Ken should have bid three no-trump over Filpus at (906)485-4270. three spades, a contract that would Property for rent: 3200 sq.ft. office Donald Bussiere, Chairman have waltzed home here. building. Former Social Walter Lannet, Vice-Chairman The first trick went heart three, Ken Truscott, Member DAILY GLOBE five, queen, jack! South was trying to Security offices, Cloverland Drive, Ironwood. Will build/remodel look like someone who had started with a singleton heart. But from to suit. Call (906)932-1411. April 5 and 12, 2018 CHARTER TOWNSHIP West’s fourth-highest lead, East knew OF IRONWOOD that South had at least one more Apartments & NOTICE OF PLANNING COMMIS- Letters should deal with matters of heart. (If West had held six hearts, he SION SPECIAL MEETING/ PUB- would have led the four-spot.) Duplexes LIC HEARING ON PROPOSED current, public interest and be East was also aware that if he RENEWAL OF SPECIAL USE Sales • Rentals did not cash the heart ace, it might PERMITS FOR THE OPERATION no longer than 400 words. disappear, South’s having 5=2=5=1 2 bedroom, lower level, near Management • Appraisals OF SAND AND GRAVEL PITS downtown Ironwood. Owner pays distribution. But what should East Notice is hereby given that the have done after taking the heart ace? water/sewer. No pets. Smoke-free. Must be signed by the author and Charter Township of Ironwood Given that West probably had only $450.00 monthly. Available 906-932-5406 Planning Commission will conduct a one useful card, East accurately Immediately. (715)686-2624 Highway US-2 • Ironwood public hearing on April 19, 2018 at include name, address and phone continued with a third heart. 6:00 Pm in the Charter Township Building-Board Room. number for verification purposes. South won with dummy’s king and Apartments Available in Hurley. upnorthproperty.com The following applications for re- played a spade to his jack, but West DAILY GLOBE won with his king and led another Rent based on income. newal of their special use permits Stove & fridge provided. for sand and gravel pit operations Mail: heart. When East ruffed that with the Coin operated laundry on site. Motorcycles & will be considered. spade queen, it effected an uppercut, Please call: (712)580-5360. 1.Rooni Pit-Ruotsala N12451 Black Classifieds promoting West’s spade nine as the ATVs River Rd. 118 E. McLeod Ave. In Print & Online! setting trick. Sneaky! 2.Northwest Asphalt Inc. at N Hurley: Two bedroom apartment. 13064 Black River Road © 2018 UFS, Dist. by Andrews McMeel for UFS Heat and water included. No pets. 1982 Yamaha Maxim 550. Very 3. Tiziani Sand & Gravel, LLC at Ironwood, MI 49938 www.yourdailyglobe.com No smoking. Newly remodeled. good condition, garage kept. New Sec 8 T48N, R47W Lake Rd. BRIDGE Available immediately. battery, plugs, tires, chains/sprock- 4. Pisco Pit at N11536 Vanderha- Email: (906)364-1690 et. $1,200.00 or trade for F/PWC. gen Rd. (715)360-6931 or (906)364-2697 5. Suvanto Pit at Sec 30, T48N, To place an ad, PHILLIP R46W, [email protected] Snowcrest Apartments. 6.Luppino Pit, Pit Rd. Sec. 33 T48, call 906-932-2211 ALDER 2 bedroom, living room with 2005 Bombardier Traxter. R46 Fax: fireplace, garage. Country living Very good condition, garage kept. 7.Pearson Pit, Sec. 8 N48, 47W or email classifieds@ close to town. $540.00 monthly. In- All fluids changed, new vision rims East of Partridge Lane 8. Steiger Pit, Sec 35 48N, 47W cludes electric, heat and water. and radial tires. $3,400.00 906-932-4211 yourdailyglobe.com or best offer. (715)360-6931 Stone Rd. Call: (906)364-4309 or 9. Suutala Pit, Sec 4, R47, 47W, (906)932-4959 or (906)364-2697 Vanderhagen Rd

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