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N B I G O Subscribe Today for Only $16.50/mo.* Call 906-932-2211 *some restrictions apply DAILY GLOBE yourdailyglobe.com Wednesday, September 28, 2016 75 cents Drug court program shows signs of success By JAN TUCKER was able to show some impres- ticipants face a strenuous 15 Plutchak said each partici- September, was 60 percent in the announced last week more than [email protected] sive statistics. months before they are released. pant goes through five tough first quarter and 73 percent in $10 million has been awarded to ONTONAGON — The Region- Kelly Plutchak, of Ontonagon, The court team consists of a phases in the 15 months, which the second quarter. The number 81 courts statewide to continue al Driving Under the Influence is administrator of the program. judge, prosecutor, defense attor- includes, in addition to other reg- of re-arrests while in the pro- to fund the operations. One of the and Drug Court program in the She told the Ontonagon Rotary ney, probation officer-case man- imens, daily alcohol tests, weekly gram was just under 6 percent in grants was to the 97th District five-county Western Upper last week there were 67 partici- ager, treatment provider, mental appearances before a judge, ran- the first quarter and under 3 per- Court of Ontonagon and Gogebic Peninsula is four years old and pants this fiscal year, with 18 in health provider and law enforce- dom home visits from law cent in the second quarter. counties. has achieved some significant Gogebic and Ontonagon counties, ment. enforcement, $500 in payment to With the large amount of drug The most recent report by the success. and 49 in Houghton, Baraga and Plutchak said the key to the be eligible, curfews, attendance and alcohol testing done in the state said graduates of Michigan It covers 97th and 98th dis- Keweenaw. court is a team that can work in a 12-step program and an program, just 1.3 percent in the Drug Courts are two times less trict courts in Houghton, Baraga, Not everyone who has been together to provide the partici- established treatment plan. first quarter and 2.5 percent in likely to commit another offense Keweenaw, Ontonagon and arrested for drunk driving is eli- pant with the skills, motivation Plutchak said the successful the second quarter tested posi- Gogebic counties. At a regional gible for the court. There has to and support to overcome the sub- completion rate in the first half tive during the program. meeting two weeks ago, the court be more than one arrest and par- stance disorder. of the fiscal year, through The Michigan Supreme Court DRUG COURT — page 5 $31,000 DAP COLE’S FOUNDATION loan approved for City Centre roof repairs

By RALPH ANSAMI [email protected] IRONWOOD — The Ironwood City Commission on Monday approved a $31,000 loan to the Downtown Art Place to be used for roof work on the City Centre. Howard Sandin, representing DAP, said the roof leaked the last two winters and needs to be repaired. He said the leaks could lead to damage to other areas of the city-owned building. The work will cost $53,000, but DAP had $21,000 available, Submitted photo including grant money, and Students in the Gogebic-Ontonagon Intermediate School District Certified Nursin Assistant class from Bessemer, Ironwood and Wakefield-Marenisco release gold balloons in mem- Sandin said the remaining ory of Cole Ruotsala, who died from adreno-cortical carcinoma on September 19, 2008, marking this the eighth anniversary of his death following a presentation by Aaron Ruot- $31,000 is needed by November. sala, Cole’s father. The GCC RN students are also pictured behind the CNA students. DAP will repay the loan to the city over a three-year period at the rate of $862 a month as part of its lease agreement. City Manager Scott Erickson Ruotsala speaks to GOISD, GCC students about Cole’s Foundation said the city centre brings jobs to the city and there’s already IRONWOOD —The Gogebic Commu- supporting families. students selected Cole’s Foundation, as face, the illness and death of a beloved about $150,000 invested in it. nity College Registered Nursing stu- The Certified Nursing Assistant stu- her project. Ruotsala spoke to a group child,” according to the Cole’s Foundation Commissioner Brandon Tauer dents, along with the Certified Nursing dents from Ironwood, Bessemer and that also included GCC’s RN students. website: colesfoundation.org. asked if DAP went through a Assistant students from the Gogebic- Wakefield-Marenisco high schools are “Cole’s Foundation was created as a The GCC nursing students recently bidding process for the work. Ontonagon Intermediate School District, learning basic nursing skills, along with tribute to this little boy who fought so learned about patient centered care and Erickson said that wasn’t neces- heard a presentation from Aaron Ruot- communication and service learning hard and touched so many. Recognizing therapeutic communication in their sary. sala, of Cole’s Foundation, on Monday. within the community. At the end of the the incredible needs of families strug- coursework, along with the importance of DAP member Bob Burchell Ruotsala spoke to the group about his course, they will take a test to qualify as gling through the nightmare of caring for having a caring attitude, according to said a local contractor will be son, Cole, and his journey with adreno- CNAs. a child with a terminal illness, the orga- nursing instructor Karen Balyeat. used and there will be a 20-year cortical carcinoma from diagnosis to his They are currently covering non-profit nization was created to utilize the 21st “From Aaron, nursing students warranty on the new roof. passing on Sept. 19, 2008, at age 3. He organizations. As an assignment, each century’s technology to provide support The commission also awarded also spoke about the creation of Cole’s student has to choose a non-profit organi- and assistance to families facing the most a $31,495 bid to Ross Peterson Foundation and the work that it does zation and create a brochure. One of the devastating challenge that a parent could Construction, of Hurley, for a COLES — page 5 sanitary sewer line extension on Gogebic Street and Business Route 2. A lower bid was submit- Drug defendant ted without a bond. County Board approves overtime salary resolution Erickson said the Michigan fails to show for Department of Transportation By RICHARD JENKINS employees would only receive regardless of the emergency fulfill the resolution’s require- said the entire U.S. 2 business [email protected] overtime in extreme situations, declaration. ment, even though state and route will be milled and resur- HURLEY — The Iron Coun- such as the July storm. “Therefore, be it resolved federal emergencies were hearing faced next year. ty Board of Supervisors “This would specifically be that Iron County salaried declared as a result of the July By RALPH ANSAMI The commission also agreed approved a resolution that relating to, once an emergency employees be entitled to over- 11 storm. [email protected] to advertise for bids for custodial would allow salaried employees has been declared, those people time pay if (an emergency) dec- If approved, the overtime HURLEY — A defendant in services for the Memorial Build- to receive overtime pay during who are ... in charge of salaried laration has been declared, the pay from July would primarily an Iron County felony drug case ing, Carnegie Library and public county emergencies, a key first workers would be eligible for Finance Committee must then go to the county’s Forestry, failed to show for a preliminary safety department building. City step to authorizing overtime (overtime pay),” County Board approve the request and then Highway and Emergency Man- examination on Tuesday. clerk Karen Gullan said the pre- pay accumulated in the after- Chairman Joe Pinardi said, forward on to full county board agement departments for work Tracy Gehrke, 44, of 304 sent contract is expiring and sep- math of the July 11 storm that adding not everything that gen- for their ultimate decision,” the done after the storm that Fourth Ave. S., Hurley, is arate bids can be submitted for caused widespread flooding and erates overtime hours will be resolution reads. caused numerous road charged with manufacturing or each building, if the bidder damage in the northern parts of approved for payment. According to information washouts and destroyed Saxon delivering schedule 1 or 2 nar- chooses. the county. The resolution also stipu- presented at the meeting, the cotics. Commissioners declared a According to several county lates the full county board must declaration would only have to “I do not know where my board members, salaried approve any overtime pay, be made at the county level to public safety department snow- HURLEY — page 5 client is,” said Gehrke’s defense plow surplus property and attorney, Sam Filippo. agreed to seek bids for the equip- Filippo tried to contact ment at a minimum of $1,700. Gehrke to appear for her Tues- The plow is only a year old and day morning court appearance, cost $3,800 new. The public safe- HIT Idol 6th season auditions scheduled for weekend but received a phone message ty department doesn’t need two By TOM STANKARD pants will compete in one of should audition with the song pete. that the number was disconnect- plows, director Andrew DiGior- [email protected] three categories: intended to be used during the Contestants selected to be ed. gio said. IRONWOOD — The Historic —Youth in grades 5-8. performance and bring a print- part of the show will rehearse A call to the Gogebic County The commission was criticized Ironwood Theatre’s youth vocal —Youth in high school. ed copy of the lyrics. from October through early Jail in Bessemer revealed by city resident Paul Grbavcich competition is back for a sixth —Young adults aged 17-29. Over the years, director November. Gehrke was not being held there, for previously awarding a bid for season. Auditions for HIT Idol Similar to years past, only Annette Taylor said the compe- On Friday, Nov. 4, each con- although she faces drug charges a new welcome sign to a DePere, are scheduled for Saturday solo vocals will be accepted for tition has grown to represent a testant will perform one song in Gogebic County, too. She Wis., company. He said Iron- from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. and Sun- auditions. There is a two- to better representation of the for a panel of area judges. The failed to appear earlier this sum- wood and Wakefield companies day from noon to 4 p.m. three-minute song limit. The area’s talent because more peo- mer for Gogebic charges. Area residents aged 11 to 29 directors, Annette Burchell and ple from across the Gogebic are eligible to compete. Partici- Janie Williams, said youth Range are beginning to com- IRONWOOD — page 5 HIT — page 5 GEHRKE — page 5 C O N T A C T U S WEATHER INSIDE INDEX

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LaFave, 84, of Ironwood, Mich., passed away Saturday, Sept. 24, 2016, in Woodruff. participants She celebrated her 85th birthday with her Lord and Savior T-storms Likely Mostly Sunny Sunny Mostly Sunny Mostly Sunny in Heaven, after being called home. Virginia LaFave (nee McKie) was born on Sept. 25, 1931, to the late William and Snapshot Wisconsin, a new 57º 46º 61º 46º 66º 49º 64º 49º 65º 50º Cecelia McKie in Bessemer, Mich. program through the Wisconsin Winds: 5-15 mph N Winds: 5-10 mph N Winds: 5-10 mph N Winds: 3-7 mph NE Winds: 5-8 mph NE Department of Natural She attended A.D. Johnston High School and graduated Resources, University of Wiscon- from University of Wisconsin-Superior in 1953 with a major in Ontonagon LOCAL OUTLOOK sin and University of Wisconsin English. 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W$"=230=/2?% '-L,H% 4$% HHL,H% 4 ) The program will provide In retirement, Virginia served for the Salvation Army of Goge- A smaller and weaker tornado. weaker and smaller A G6&%R083% H'L,C% A7% HCL';% 4 Answer: training and supplies to those bic County, Mich., for many years. Virginia spent, and thor- Z08408% HEL,:% 4$% HCL,:% 4 9/30 10/9 10/16 10/22 volunteers chosen to participate oughly enjoyed, many years fishing and card playing at the in the project, and no prior expe- family cabin in Mercer. She also spent many of her summers rience with trail cameras is nec- teaching bible school and playing the organ at Trinity Luther- essary. an Church in Boulder Junction. Krist Propane Now Serving Ironwood and The public can also help cate- Funeral Service will be held Saturday, Oct. 1, at 11 a.m., at Surrounding Areas for All Your Propane Needs! gorize photos at snapshotwiscon- Our Redeemer Lutheran Church, located at E8223 Sanders sin.org. Road, Ramsay, with Reverend Timothy Steckling officiating. Call For Pricing 1-888-706-4120 Applications will be reviewed Visitation will be one hour prior to the service at the church on soon and training sessions will Saturday. Burial will be at the Hillcrest Cemetery in Besse- Installing leased propane tanks at no charge.* be announced to successful mer. applicants. Fast, Reliable Service • 24-Hour Emergency Service • Automatic Delivery • Special NEW Customer Pricing In lieu of flowers, please consider a donation to the Salva- Contact project director Susan Frett at susan.frett@wis- tion Army, P.O. Box 86, Ironwood, MI 49938. consin.gov for more information. Mom’s lasting legacy will always be the performance of G.F. WE HONOR ALL COMPETITORS’ COUPONS! WE WILL NOT BE UNDERSOLD! Handel’s “Messiah” by her vocal choirs at the Poynette High *Some restrictions apply. Call for details. — Richard Jenkins School’s annual Christmas concert, aided by the participation of former students and other community musicians. Hallelu- Absentee voting becomes seven weeks before the Nov. 8 ramped up their voter outreach jah. Michigan’s latest election. efforts, targeting routine absen- Range Funeral Service of Ironwood and Bessemer is assist- battleground Absentee voting represents a tee voters in their respective Civil War ing the family with arrangements. To send on line condo- growing segment of the ballots parties first as they seek to con- lences, visit us as rangefuneralservices.com. (AP) — Hillary Clinton and cast in the state’s elections, solidate their bases before reach- Donald Trump’s campaigns have despite being restricted to indi- ing voters who remain on the comes to UP their eyes set on Michigan’s reli- viduals who are disabled, over fence in a deeply divisive elec- able bloc of absentee voters who age 60 or plan to be out of town tion. NEGAUNEE — There were Elaine Brackett Glaser will begin receiving their ballots on Election Day. In the 2014 The Trump campaign is plan- no Civil War battles in the in the mail this week. gubernatorial mid-term election, ning to send absentee voters Upper Peninsula, but many U.P. BELGIUM, Wis. — Elaine Glaser, 86, of Belgium, formerly Early voting effectively begins 809,697 absentee ballots were direct mail advertising and soldiers served, and the war’s of Pence and Milwaukee, passed away Friday evening, Sept. next week in Michigan. Absentee cast, a nearly 19 percent increase those voters will likely hear from appetite for iron began the 19th 23, 2016, at Belgium Gardens, where she had ballots start going out in the mail from the 2012 presidential elec- volunteers at their door or by century boom in the region’s iron resided for the last six years. Saturday to largely older voters tion. phone, said Scott Hagerstrom, ore production. Elaine was born in Ironwood, Mich., on July who have already completed an In recent weeks, the Clinton director of Trump’s Michigan “Iron Ore and the Civil War,” 25, 1930, daughter of John and Helmi Man- application to get a ballot up to and Trump campaigns have campaign. at the Michigan Iron Industry delin Brackett. The family lived in Pence. She Museum in Negaunee Township attended local schools and graduated from on Saturday will give visitors a Hurley High School in 1947. chance to explore the human and Elaine was united in marriage with Russell industrial sides of the war. Glaser on Aug. 24, 1948, in Eau Claire. The “This is a family-fun event for couple settled in Pence and started their fami- people to experience everyday ly. Mr. Glaser preceded her in death. Elaine life of the Civil War, and to learn moved to Milwaukee in 1977 and went to Elaine Brackett about Michigan’s role in the con- Glaser flict,” said museum historian school to become a manicurist. She worked at 1930 — 2016 Troy Henderson. Marshall Fields at Southridge as a manicurist The free event runs from 9:30 for several years and later worked as a placement agent for a.m. to 4 p.m. and will feature Interfaith. Elaine moved to Grafton in 2000 and later to Bel- costumed interpreters, artillery gium. demonstrations, period music, a Elaine was an excellent baker, and made wonderful goodies blacksmith forge and children’s around Christmas every year. She would spend months baking games. breads, bars and cookies to share with family and friends. She Michael Deren, of Ann Arbor, also enjoyed crocheting and knitting. will perform in the museum She is survived by her daughter, Diane (Mark) Hajewski, of auditorium as a Civil War musi- Fredonia; three grandchildren, Gina (John) Jaruszewski, cian at 1:30 p.m. Garin (Steve) Krogsund and Shana (Eric) Rojahn; and four Dan and Deborah Choszczyk great-grandchildren. She is further survived by her brother, will be on the museum grounds Earl Brackett and sister, Jean Vandevoorde, both of Pence; demonstrating blacksmithing. and numerous nieces and nephews, other family and friends. The museum is three miles She was preceded in death by her son, Gary Glaser; sister, east of Negaunee, along U.S. 41. Doris Zandi; and brother, Gordon Brackett. A memorial service will be held at noon on Saturday, Oct. 1, v- at the Eernisse Funeral Home-Cedarburg Chapel, 1167 Wash- n ington Ave., Cedarburg. Chaplain Terry Mahler will preside. e L25501DT The family will receive visitors at the funeral home on Satur- o day from 11 a.m. until services at noon. Memorials are sug- h gested to the MS Society. n Online condolences may be left at eernissefuneralhome.com. k

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Email calendar items and com- p.m., Serenity Center, Ironwood. Gogebic County Fair Board, 5:30 munity news to news@yourdaily- Mercer Food Pantry, noon-1 p.m., fairgrounds, Ironwood. globe.com. For more information, p.m., Railroad Street, Mercer, Wis. Tuesday, Oct. 4 call 906-932-2211. Emergencies: 715-476-7655. Wednesday, Sept. 28 Alcoholics Anonymous/Al- Pickleball, 9-11 a.m., Ironwood Anon, noon, Salem Lutheran Memorial Building. Christian Men of the Northland, Church, Ironwood. area74.org. Gogebic County Veterans Ser- 6:30 a.m., Uptown Cafe, Ironwood. Harbortown AA, 7:30 p.m. EDT, vice Officer, 9:30-11:30 a.m., Iron- Mentoring of Moms, 9-10:30 Ontonagon United Methodist Church wood Memorial Building. 906-667- a.m., Range Community Bible basement, next to Holiday gas sta- 1110. Church, Hurley. 715-561-4355. tion, Ontonagon. area74.org. Alcoholics Anonymous, noon, Mercer Area Play Group, 9:30- Alcoholics Anonymous, 7:30 Salem Lutheran Church, Ironwood. 11 a.m., Mercer, Wis., Public Library. p.m., Our Lady of Peace Catholic area74.org. 715-476-2366. Church, Ironwood. area74.org. Ironwood Kiwanis Club, noon, Alcoholics Anonymous, open Saturday, Oct. 1 Golden Dragon. New members wel- meeting, noon, Salem Lutheran come. Church, Ironwood. area74.org. Friends of the Iron Belle Trail Cribbage, 1 p.m., Mercer, Wis., DOVE Support Group, noon-2 clean up, 8 a.m., Ironwood Depot Public Library. 715-476-2366. p.m. 906-932-4990. Park. Disabled American Veterans Ironwood/Hurley Rotary Club, Community Pickleball Pad- Northern Chapter 66, 6 p.m., Iron- 12:15 p.m., Elk and Hound Restau- dlers, 8:30-11:30 a.m., Mercer wood American Legion. rant, Ironwood. School gymnasium. 715-776-4588. Alcoholics Anonymous, 7 p.m., Iron County Veterans Service Alcoholics Anonymous, 7 p.m., Episcopal Church of the Transfigura- Officer, 1-3 p.m., Mercer, Wis., Salem Lutheran Church, Ironwood. tion, Ironwood. area74.org. Town Hall. 715-561-2190. area74.org. Government Narcotics Anonymous, 7 p.m., Sunday, Oct. 2 Gogebic County Remonumen- Salem Lutheran Church, Ironwood. tation Peer Review, 9 a.m., Natural Isabelle Kleinschmidt/Daily Globe AREA LOCALS, from left, Barb Drier, Sherry Quigley, Dave Parker, Sally Gribble, Sue Abelman dressed-up in area74.org. Alcoholics Anonymous, 1 p.m., Resources Center, Bessemer. Government closed meeting, Salem Lutheran Wakefield Township Board, costumes at the 38th annual Pumpkinfest on Saturday in downtown Bessemer. Iron County IT Committee, 1:30 Church, Ironwood. 5:30 p.m., township hall. p.m., courthouse, Hurley. Gogebic Range Trail Authority, Wedensday, Oct. 5 Ironwood School Board Build- 6 p.m., Pit Stop, Bessemer. ing and Grounds Committee, 4 Alcoholics Anonymous, 7:30 Christian Men of the Northland, p.m., Luther L. Wright School. p.m., Sharon Lutheran Church, 6:30 a.m., Uptown Cafe, Ironwood. Jason Aldean shuns streaming, Gogebic County Board, 5 p.m., Bessemer. area74.org. Mercer Area Play Group, 9:30- public hearing on 2016-17 budget Monday, Oct. 3 11 a.m., Mercer, Wis., Public Library. before regular meeting, courthouse, 715-476-2366. Bessemer. tops the charts with new album Iron County Food Pantry, 9 Alcoholics Anonymous, open Ironwood School Board Nego- meeting, noon, Salem Lutheran tiations Committee, 5:30 p.m., a.m.-4 p.m., 72 Michigan Ave., Mon- NASHVILLE, Tenn. (AP) — working on Wall Street. They are some of his peers, including Luke treal, Wis. 715-561-4450. Church, Ironwood. area74.org. Country star Jason Aldean rarely just simple people.” Bryan and Florida Georgia Line. Luther L. Wright School. DOVE Support Group, noon-2 Alcoholics Anonymous, noon, has time to be a tourist when he’s But he doesn’t shun all recogni- “At this point, if we can’t even get Thursday, Sept. 29 p.m. 906-932-4990. Salem Lutheran Church, Ironwood. touring, but during a recent trip to tion. Aldean admits he was con- enough votes to get a nomination, area74.org. Ironwood/Hurley Rotary Club, Pickleball, 9-11 a.m., Hurley 12:15 p.m., Elk and Hound Restau- New York, he and his wife, Brit- fused that he was shut out of the we’re definitely not going to win it, Wakefield Seniors, 2 p.m., tany, found some downtime to nominations for this year’s Coun- so what’s the point in getting a High School Tennis Courts. Wakefield Senior Center. rant, Ironwood. Gogebic County Veterans Ser- Ironwood Carnegie Library Iron County Veterans Service walk around the city. The crowds try Music Association Awards nomination?” vice Officer, 10:30-11:30 a.m., Board, 5:30 p.m. Officer, 1-3 p.m., Mercer, Wis., afford the Georgia-born singer a when the nominees were One of country’s music biggest Wakefield City Hall; 1-2 p.m., Alcoholics Anonymous, 6 p.m., Town Hall. 715-561-2190. little anonymity that he doesn’t announced last month. Although digital artists, Aldean decided to Watersmeet Township; 2:45-3:15 Our Lady of Peace Catholic Church, Alzheimer’s Disease Care- always get back home. his new album wasn’t eligible for keep his new album off streaming p.m., Marenisco Township. 906-667- Ironwood. area74.org. givers Support Group, 6-7 p.m., “I can go wherever here and this year’s awards, he was eligible services for a month, including 1110. Ironwood Sports Hall of Fame, Zion Evangelical Lutheran Church, you just kind of blend in with for other nominations such as Tidal, where he is one of the Alcoholics Anonymous, noon, Mercer, Wis. 6 p.m., Luther L. Wright K-12 everybody else,” said the reigning entertainer of the year or male artist-owners along with Jay Z, Salem Lutheran Church, Ironwood. Bessemer Booster Club, 6:30 School, room 205. Academy of Country Music’s vocalist. Beyonce, Madonna and others. As area74.org. MECCA Ski Club, 6:30 p.m., p.m., A.D. Johnston High School. Grief Support Group, 2 p.m., Gogebic Range Carvers, 6:30 entertainer of the year. “When “It’s a little weird to me that he has said before, he doesn’t MECCA cabin near the treatment there are a hundred people walk- you can win the highest honor think songwriters, producers and The Inn Bed and Breakfast, Montre- facility, Mercer, Wis. p.m., shop room, A.D. Johnston High al, Wis. 906-663-0308. Harbortown AA, 7:30 p.m. EDT, School, Bessemer. ing down the street, you just kind that one award show has to offer musicians are being compensated ReGeneration Youth, 5:30-6:45 Ontonagon United Methodist Church People for Peace, 7 p.m. EDT, of slip on in there.” and you can’t get a single nomina- fairly through streaming services. p.m., ages 10-11; Relentless Youth, basement, next to Holiday gas sta- Episcopal Church of Ascension, 501 A couple of nights later, Aldean tion from the other,” Aldean said. “Instead of people paying $10 an 7-9 p.m., ages 12-18; Lighthouse tion, Ontonagon. area74.org. Houghton St., Ontonagon. and Kid Rock headlined a double- “It is frustrating and disappoint- album, they are paying $10 for a Faith Center, Ironwood. Methamphetamine ETC, 8 p.m., Narcotics Anonymous, 7 p.m., header at Fenway Park in Boston ing. You feel like you’re out there million albums,” Aldean said. “You Alcoholics Anonymous, 6:30 support group, Woodland Church, Salem Lutheran Church, Ironwood. in front of tens of thousands of fans. and that you’ve done well and you can only split $10 so many ways p.m., First Presbyterian Church, area74.org. Ironwood. 906-285-2813 or Despite his star status, Aldean feel like you’ve got as good a shot until there is really nothing left.” Hurley. area74.org. Alcoholics Anonymous, 7:30 methetc.web.com. still holds onto his everyman qual- as anybody of being there and Although he says he under- Government Government p.m., Sharon Lutheran Church, Turnout for Transportation, 7 Bessemer. area74.org. ities. He isn’t a big TV star like you’re not.” stands why music fans are drawn Bessemer City Council, 5:30 some of his country music peers, In the past three years, he’s to streaming, he said the practice p.m., Highway conference room, p.m., city hall. Government Hurley. Ironwood Parks and Recre- Ironwood Economic Develop- but he regularly sells out stadi- only been nominated for one has devalued music. He removed Friday, Sept. 30 ation Committee, 5:30 p.m., meet- ment Corporation, 10 a.m., meet- ums and arenas and is the first award at the CMAs, which was all of his music from Spotify for a ing, Conference Room 1, second ing, Conference Room 1, second country artist this year to top the album of the year for his last plat- year, but he felt like he was the only Double Trouble, 11 a.m.-12:30 floor, Memorial Building, Ironwood. floor, Memorial Building, Ironwood. Billboard 200 albums chart with inum-selling record, “Old Boots, artist in Nashville to take a stand. his seventh effort, “They Don’t New Dirt.” He admits he’s a com- “It was one of those things Know,” released this month. petitive person and he definitely where everything sort of backfired The title track is an anthem to wants to win, but he’s come to a and made me look like I was sort WDNR requires registration of Aldean’s core audience, the small conclusion about it. of greedy for doing it,” Aldean town working class. “Everyone that gets nominated said. “In reality, I am trying to “People work hard just to be wants to feel like they have a legit- look out for everybody else. And I able to go out on the weekend and imate shot (of winning),” said turn around I am the only guy off-highway motorcycles have fun,” Aldean said of his fans. Aldean, who has received Gram- holding the flag. OK, I guess I am “They are not flashy. They aren’t my nominations in the past unlike a one-man show.” Beginning Oct. 1, Wisconsin will will be issued both through the “Not all ATV trails and routes require off-highway motorcycles, online system and at DNR Service are open for legal off-highway including dirt bikes, to be regis- Centers to registered OHM own- motorcycle use,” Eddy said. “Pre- tered, with a separate decal needed. ers, which is to be carried by the viously open OHM areas should New park shelter to be dedicated in Wausau Gov. Scott Walker signed 2016 operator until the decal is received continue to remain open, but rid- Wisconsin Act 170 into law, creat- in the mail. ers should check with local trail WAUSAU, Wis.— A new and construction of the shelter. Clouds and interpretive pro- ing the new Off-Highway Motor- If registration is submitted by managers or local governments for nearly 3,000-square-foot three- Additional donations and contri- grams,” said Bill Bursaw, Rib cycle Program. mail, it is not legal to operate the any updates on OHM areas or season enclosed park shelter at butions have helped complete Mountain State Park manager. All OHMs must be registered OHM on lands open to the public local regulations.” Rib Mountain State Park will be construction of the shelter. The shelter will be available with the Department of Natural until the decal is affixed to the Riders can also check with the dedicated at 5 p.m. on Thursday. The groundbreaking for con- for reservations in 2017. Resources if: motorcycle. Wisconsin Off-Highway Motorcy- Over the last five years, the struction of the shelter was in The Friends of Rib Mountain —The OHM is used for recre- “Wisconsin statutes define an cle Association. Friends of Rib Mountain State May and the project was com- State Park is a group of volun- ational purposes on public lands. off highway motorcycle as any Public areas previously open to Park raised nearly $750,000 for pleted this month. teers organized for the charita- —The OHM is used for recre- two-wheeled motor vehicle that is OHMs may require that operators construction of the shelter, The shelter is adjacent to ble and educational purpose of ational purposes on private lands straddled by the operator, that is of OHM obtain a local OHM trail which includes a multi-purpose main park building, at the top of assisting the DNR to improve, held open for the public. equipped with handlebars, and use sticker. space and indoor flush the mountain. preserve and promote Rib —The OHM is used for private that is designed for use off a high- All OHM operators at least 12 restrooms, indoor wood fireplace “The shelter will be a great Mountain State Park. The agricultural uses. way, regardless of whether the years old and born after Jan. 1, and outdoor stone patio. addition to the park and Friends have provided funding OHMs sold by dealers must be motor vehicle is also designed for 1998, must have completed OHM The Natural Resources Board enhance our visitor experience, and manpower for many registered for public or private use if use on a highway,” said Gary safety certification to operate an accepted a donation of nearly especially for the many special improvements and additions to the OHM will be operated in any of Eddy, WDNR recreational vehicle OHM on areas open to the public $680,000 from the Friends group events that are held here, such the park. the manners requiring registration. administrator. for recreational use. in May 2015 to initiate planning as weddings, Concerts in the DNR registration will be avail- OHMs include street legal, The WDNR will create a com- able beginning Oct. 1 through the dual-sport bikes and nonstreet bined online ATV/OHM Safety Briefs online system at: GoWild.Wi.Gov, legal trail or dirt bikes. Certification training course for at DNR Service Centers, and by Riders of dual-sport OHMs who operators needing both certifica- Friends of the Iron Belle be grilling brats and burgers hold its fall ride on Sunday, Oct. mailed-in paper applications. One wish to operate on public roads tions and an online OHM short Trail to hold clean up Oct. 1 at the Depot for the volun- 9, at 10 a.m. OHM decal will be provided by and designated trails must be reg- course for previous Wisconsin teers. They will meet at the top of mail. istered with the DNR and licensed ATV safety graduates who only IRONWOOD — The Friends Indianhead Mountain. A temporary operating receipt with WDOT. need OHM safety certification. of the Iron Belle Trail will be Lake Superior Tired Iron The club will also hold its having a fall trail clean up and Club to hold Fall Ride monthly meeting on Tuesday, invasive species eradication WAKEFIELD — The Lake Oct. 11, at 6 p.m., at the Aurora party from 8 a.m. to noon, on Sat- Club in Ironwood. Beyonce and Bieber lead the nominations for MTV EMAs urday, Oct. 1, beginning at the Superior Tired Iron Club will LONDON (AP) — MTV has tion.” Bieber also takes on Best Weeknd and Beyonce will face Depot Park. announced the contenders for Pop Act, while Beyonce is up for Lady Gaga, Rihanna and Adele. Anyone interested in helping this year’s Europe Music Best Live Act. Adele and Coldplay both out with the development and Awards , with Beyonce and The pair go head to head for have four nominations. maintenance of the trail is wel- Justin Bieber coming out on top Biggest Fans and both artists This year’s EMAs will take come to attend. TRUSTWORTHY with five nods each for the will fight it out in the male and place in Rotterdam on Nov. 6. The Friends of the Trail will FOR 100 YEARS music awards. female categories respectively, Bieber is up for Best Song for where Bieber will compete “Sorry,” while Beyonce is in the against Calvin Harris, Drake, adj. Best Video category for “Forma- Shawn Mendes and The PAT O’DONNELL trust•wor•thy 1able to be relied on CIVIC CENTER {}as honest or truthful. 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Sue Mizell, Publisher Donald Trump knew moderator Lester Holt Well, confidence with one caveat. Trump Larry Holcombe, Managing Editor would bring up the birther issue. He knew knew what to do to win, they said, and he Holt would raise Trump’s tax returns. And was prepared to do it, and doing it was well his old position on the Iraq war. None are within his capabilities. The only question among the voters’ top concerns, but it was Byron was whether Trump would actually do it. eminently predictable that they would be York “How confident are you?” I asked a mem- In Their Opinion part of the debate — not least because if Holt ber of the Trump circle about an hour and a had not brought them up, Hillary Clinton half before the debate. Green light Hope would have. “On a scale of 1 to 10, with 10 being he But Trump might not have predicted that crushes it, and 1 being the campaign ends Holt would leave some equally, if not more, into an answer on the economy. “Donald was tonight — a 7.5 or 8,” the person said. important topics untouched. There was Oba- very fortunate in his life, and that’s all to his Others in TrumpWorld, at least the Sports lease macare, currently veering towards crisis. benefit,” Clinton said. “He started his busi- extended circle around the Trump campaign, Immigration, including a proposed wall along ness with $14 million borrowed from his expressed an even higher level of confidence. The Hope Sports Complex in Lansing quickly has the U.S.-Mexico border. The Clinton Founda- father ... “ Some close to the campaign suggested that become a sports destination for athletes and enthusi- tion. Benghazi. Certainly a moderator can’t Now, Trump’s team knew going in that Trump had pulled off a successful rope-a- asts from across the globe, in a range of sports. cover everything, but those were some pretty Clinton would try to get under his skin. And dope operation, hinting to the world that he What started as a small complex of fields used large- big omissions. the easiest way to get under Trump’s skin is hadn’t done much preparing when in fact he ly for local soccer clubs has already grown to host Holt deserves blame for not bringing them to cast some sort of aspersion on his business, had prepared intensely, if unconventionally. lacrosse tournaments, professional soccer leagues, up. But on the other hand, that is where a his brand, or his career. The question was And besides, they said, Trump didn’t have world-class archery and more. candidate’s preparation comes in. If the mod- whether Trump would have the discipline to to match Clinton fact-for-fact in an old-fash- Its potential to grow even larger — drawing more erator doesn’t raise a key issue, the candidate ignore or brush off such attacks and stay ioned face-off. What he really had to do was people and resources to the region — deserves the sup- does. And Trump didn’t. focused on his message. appear serious, sober, and — yes — presi- port of all of Greater Lansing. “The wall is a very important issue, and I He didn’t. dential. He was ready, they said. Julie and Kevin Mullin, who took over the complex in am surprised that it wasn’t brought up, Trump took the bait, saying his father in But he wasn’t, really. Yes, Trump had 2013, already have the support of the City of Lansing, frankly,” one of Trump’s key supporters and fact gave him “a very small loan” in 1975. some good moments. He scored on the two Lansing Regional Chamber of Commerce, Lansing advisers, Sen. Jeff Sessions (R-Alabama), And after that Trump took virtually every highest voter-interest issues, jobs and School District and Greater Lansing Sports Authority. said after the debate. “Also, they didn’t bring other morsel of bait the Clinton, or Holt, national security, and that’s no small accom- They are awaiting support from one final source: the up the Clinton Foundation. I mean, goodness offered him the rest of the night. plishment. He also hit Clinton hard when she Lansing City Council. gracious. So I thought there were a number Trump went on and on about his taxes, pulled out her talking point that she had of issues that could have been brought up The Mullins are now asking the city for a new 20- revealing that “I’m extremely underlever- made “a mistake” by creating a secret, unse- that would have been troubling for Secretary cure email system as Secretary of State. year lease of the city property. aged,” which surely cannot be an issue of Clinton that were not brought up.” great voter interest. Worse, Trump did not “That was more than a mistake,” Trump They’re midway through a five-year lease, paying the Later, I pressed Sessions a bit, asking why refute Clinton’s charge — reminiscent of said. “That was done purposefully, OK? That city $1,000 per year with a $15,000 security deposit. Trump didn’t raise them himself. Harry Reid’s no-evidence attack on Mitt was not a mistake ... when you have your The new lease would be for 20 years and would “Look, whenever I’ve done a debate, I can’t Romney in 2012 — that Trump pays no fed- staff taking the Fifth Amendment, taking the require $10,000 annually for the first ten years, with sleep at night thinking of things I shoulda, eral income taxes. Fifth so they’re not prosecuted ... “ an increase of $1,000 per year for each additional coulda said,” Sessions said with a laugh. “So “That makes me smart,” Trump said, Trump’s problem was that he didn’t have year. if you think you’re so good at it, you try it. I which sounded, if anything, like a confirma- a lot of really good moments like that because The need for a long-term commitment from the city mean, it’s no fun.” tion of Clinton’s accusation. he spent so much time talking about taxes, comes from plans to raise more than $20 million from Trump began the debate well. He Then Trump took the bait on birtherism. birtherism and Iraq. The Clinton team want- private donors in the next three years. approached Clinton aggressively and made And then Iraq. On the birther question, there ed to distract him, to keep him on topics that Their vision for the site is grand. his case on the issue of lost American jobs. wasn’t a lot Trump could say, so a debater’s hurt him — and away from topics that hurt It currently has six standard grass fields, an artifi- Clinton countered with a tired-sounding cri- instinct would be to cover as little as possible her. They succeeded. “We were very happy cial turf field with stadium seating, a giant digital tique of what she called “Trumped-up trickle- and move on. On Iraq, Trump actually had a with the debate,” campaign manager Robby scoreboard and an 80-seat bar and restaurant called down” economics, and an equally tired spiel case against Holt’s charge, but again went on Mook said shortly afterward. “I think he was Cleats. on policies like heavily-subsidized clean ener- and on, adding the relatively new wrinkle totally unprepared.” When completed, it would have additional grass gy as a partial fix for an ailing economy. that he told Sean Hannity about his opposi- Meanwhile, those topics that could have fields, indoor fields, basketball courts and onsite hous- Things were moving in Trump’s direction. tion to invading Iraq before the fact. Trump done Trump a lot of good if handled well — ing - including dormitories for traveling teams and a “Independents are closer to Trump than to said Hannity’s name seven times. Obamacare, immigration and the wall, the 100-room hotel. Hillary,” tweeted GOP strategist Frank As the debate progressed, Trump got more Clinton Foundation, Benghazi — were left More than 200,000 people have already visited the Luntz, who was holding a focus group watch- and more bogged down, and less and less dis- untouched. Yes, blame Lester Holt for not complex this year, and plenty more are expected as fall ing the debate in Philadelphia. “Trump is ciplined. bringing them up. But blame Donald Trump doing better with undecideds than even with leagues pick up and the complex continues to host excit- “Trump could be crushing Hillary right more for not taking matters into his own Trump-leaners. He is actually winning.” hands. ing events such as a hot air balloon festival planned for now if he wasn’t so thin-skinned,” Luntz But not for long. Early on, Clinton includ- tweeted from the focus group in Pennsylva- is chief political correspon- the end of the month. Byron York ed her first personal jab at Trump, slipped nia. dent for The Washington Examiner. City Councilmembers should vote to extend the lease and allow the founders of the Hope Sports Com- plex to continue pursuing a vision that could put Greater Lansing on the map for much more than just Today in history soccer. The Associated Press —Lansing State Journal Today’s Highlight in History On Sept. 28, 1066, William the Conqueror invaded England to claim Legislators the English throne. On this date In 1542, Portuguese navigator Michigan Wisconsin Juan Rodriguez Cabrillo arrived at Gov. Rick Snyder, P.O. Box Gov. Scott Walker, 115 East present-day San Diego. 30013, Lansing, MI 48909, phone Capitol, Madison, WI 53702, phone In 1787, the Congress of the Con- 517-373-3400, online contact page: 608-266-1212, online contact page: federation voted to send the just- michigan.gov/snyder. walker.wi.gov. completed Constitution of the United Sen. Debbie Stabenow, D- Sen. Ron Johnson, R-Wis., 328 States to state legislatures for their Mich., 731 Hart Senate Office Build- Hart Senate Office Building, Wash- approval. In 1850, flogging was abolished ing, Washington, DC 20510, phone ington, DC 20510, phone 202-224- as a form of punishment in the U.S. 202-224-4822, online contact page: 5323, online contact page: ronjohn- Navy. stabenow.senate.gov. son.senate.gov. In 1914, the First Battle of the Sen. Gary Peters, D-Mich., 724 Sen. Tammy Baldwin, D-Wis., Aisne during World War I ended Hart Senate Office Building, Wash- 717 Hart Senate Office Building, inconclusively. ington, DC 20510, phone 202-224- Washington, DC 20510, phone 202- In 1928, Scottish medical 6221, online contact page: 224-5653; online contact page: bald- researcher Alexander Fleming dis- Yankee Stadium. actor John Sayles is 66. Rock musi- Claire Egan is 35. Actress Jerrika peters.senate.gov. win.senate.gov. covered penicillin, the first effective In 1989, deposed Philippine cian George Lynch is 62. Zydeco Hinton is 35. Neo-soul musician Luke U.S. Rep. Dan Benishek, R- U.S. Rep. Sean Duffy, R-Ash- antibiotic. President Ferdinand E. Marcos died singer-musician C.J. Chenier is 59. Mossman (Nathaniel Rateliff & the Crystal Falls, 514 Cannon House land, 1208 Longworth House Office In 1939, during World War II, Nazi in exile in Hawaii at age 72. Actor Steve Hytner is 57. Actress- Night Sweats ) is 35. Pop-rock singer Office Building, Washington, DC Building, Washington, DC 20515, Germany and the Soviet Union In 1991, jazz great Miles Davis comedian Janeane Garofalo is 52. St. Vincent is 34. Rock musician 20515, phone 202-225-4735, online phone 202-225-3365, online contact signed a treaty calling for the parti- died in Santa Monica, California, at Country singer Matt King is 50. Daniel Platzman (Imagine Dragons) contact page: benishek.house.gov. page: duffy.house.gov. tioning of Poland, which the two age 65. Actress Mira Sorvino is 49. TV per- is 30. Actress Hilary Duff is 29. Actor State Sen. Tom Casperson, R- State Sen. Janet Bewley, D- countries had invaded. In 1995, Israeli Prime Minister sonality/singer Moon Zappa is 49. Keir Gilchrist is 24. Escanaba, 705 Farnum Building, Ashland, 126 South, State Capitol, In 1958, voters in the African Yitzhak Rabin and PLO chairman Actress-model Carre Otis is 48. Thought for Today P.O. Box 30036, Lansing, MI 48909, P.O. Box 7882, Madison, WI 53707, country of Guinea overwhelmingly Yasser Arafat signed an accord at Actress Naomi Watts is 48. Country “Sometimes I think we Americans phone 517-373-7840, online contact phone 608-266-3510, online contact favored independence from France. the White House ending Israel’s mil- singer Karen Fairchild (Little Big are the loneliest people in the world. page: senatortomcasperson.com. page: legis.wisconsin.gov/sen- In 1967, Walter E. Washington itary occupation of West Bank cities Town) is 47. Country musician Chuck To be sure, we hunger for the power State Rep. Scott Dianda, D- ate/25.bewley. was sworn in as the first mayor-com- and laying the foundation for a Crawford is 43. Country singer of affection, the self-acceptance that Calumet, S-1489 House Office State Rep. Beth Meyers, D-Bay- missioner of the District of Columbia. Palestinian state. Mandy Barnett is 41. Rapper Young gives life. It is the oldest and Building, P.O. Box 30014, Lansing, field, 409 North, State Capitol, P.O. In 1976, Muhammad Ali kept his Today’s Birthdays Jeezy is 39. World Golf Hall of Famer strongest hunger in the world. But MI 48909, phone 517-373-0850, Box 8953, Madison, WI 53708, 608- Actress Brigitte Bardot is 82. Actor Se Ri Pak is 39. Actor Peter Cambor hungering is not enough.” Sher- world heavyweight boxing champi- — online: housedems.com/ state-rep- 266-7690, online contact page: onship with a close 15-round deci- Joel Higgins is 73. Singer Helen is 38. Writer-producer-director-actor wood Anderson, American author scott-dianda. [email protected]. sion over Ken Norton at New York’s Shapiro is 70. Movie writer-director- Bam Margera is 37. Actress Melissa and poet (1876-1941).

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PUBLISHER EXECUTIVE ASSISTANT/ACCOUNTING DAILY GLOBE Sue Mizell Jenna Martilla yourdailyglobe.com MANAGING EDITOR CIRCULATION Award Winning Newspaper Larry Holcombe Marissa Casari USPS 269-980 ADVERTISING DIRECTOR LEAD PRESS Published daily Monday - Saturday Heidi Ofstad Bill Westerman (except Memorial Day, Independence Day, Labor Day, Thanksgiving, Christmas and New Year’s Day) Periodicals postage paid at Ironwood, MI 49938 POSTMASTER – Send changes of addresses to: The Daily Globe, P.O. Box 548, 118 E. McLeod Ave., Ironwood, MI 49938 906-932-2211 • 800-236-2887 • Fax 906-932-5358 THE DAILY GLOBE • YOURDAILYGLOBE.COM WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 28, 2016 l 5 —Pinardi appointed Kendall AREA / STATE Record Hurley Koski to serve as the chairman of GCC the county’s local emergency planning commission, filling the POLICE REPORTS opening created by the death of Iron County, Wis. From page 1 Mitch Koski — Kendall’s broth- Scott D. Mieloszyk, 33, was lodged Harbor. er. Kendall will serve the at the Iron County Sheriff’s Depart- The total hours worked remainder of Mitch’s term until ment at 12:44 a.m. Saturday on Hur- haven’t been calculated yet, the commission’s next election is ley Police Department charges of dis- orderly conduct, criminal damage to according to information pre- held as required by its bylaws. property, possession of marijuana and sented to the board, and some of —The county board formally felony threat to law enforcement, that pay may be eligible for reim- adopted a resolution declaring a according to an ICSD report. bursement from the state and county state of emergency for the ——— federal governments. July 11 storm. While a declara- Travis M. Tobisch was booked In other action: tion of a state of emergency had and released from the ICSD at 11:24 —The board approved updates already been issued on July 12, p.m. Sunday on a HPD charge of to the county’s shoreland zoning the board never formally adopted operating while intoxicated, accord- and flood plain ordinances. one. ing to an ICSD report. ——— The ICSD received a report of a man laying on the ground with a delaying the hearing. flashlight on Wisconsin 122 five Gehrke Gehrke was charged in Iron miles south of Saxon at 1:22 a.m. County on June 30. She was Tom Stankard/Daily Globe Sunday. According to an ICSD released on a $250 cash bond, RANDY KASHICH, standing, whose daughter goes to Gogebic Community College, commends the college report, the man was stargazing. according to court records. ——— From page 1 for its efforts to make Mt. Zion handicapped accessible during Tuesday’s GCC Board of Trustees meeting. A Weyawega, Wis., woman con- She was convicted in Jan- From left are: trustee Robert Burchell, Kashich and trustee William Malloy. Fritz Schellgell, special Dis- uary in Iron County Court of tacted the ICSD at 5:27 p.m. Mon- trict Attorney for the Iron Coun- possession of metham- day to report someone had stolen $260 from her purse while she was ty case, said Gehrke had waived phetamine. A count of operating attending a golf fundraiser at Tahoe a time-frame for a speedy prelim- a drug house was dismissed, GCC trustees approve budget Lynx Golf Course Saturday. Accord- inary hearing on July 18. but read into the record, in the ing to an ICSD report, the woman Iron County Judge Patrick plea agreement. By TOM STANKARD fund, GCC budgeted $1,006,394 ment. said more than 100 people attended Madden ordered Filippo to find She was sentenced to two [email protected] for revenues. Last year, the college According to Jim Vander the event and she wasn’t sure who his client and have the prelimi- years in prison, but the sentence IRONWOOD — The Gogebic budgeted $1,001,734 in revenues. Spoel, director of the Ski Area took the money. nary exam rescheduled within 30 was then stayed and she was Community College Board of The total budgeted expendi- Management program, “Mt. Zion ACCIDENTS days. placed on extended supervision Trustees approved the college’s tures in the designated fund for has purchased two Skiman Sit- Iron County, Wis. Schellgell did not object to for one year. 2016-17 budget Tuesday 2016-17 is $995,378, up from the ski’s for individuals that are 50 Joesph Santiago, 41, of Iron- evening. 2015-16 budget of $982,719. to 250 pounds with a disability to wood hit a bear on Wisconsin 77 GCC Dean on Business Ser- The total budget revenues for be able to ski on the hill.” between Montreal and Pence at vices Erik Guenard said the col- the college’s restricted fund for According to the college, Van- 3:37 a.m. Friday. According to an cast of finalists will perform two ICSD report, there was damage to lege’s 2016-17 general fund bud- 2016-17 is $4,030,178. Last year, der Spoel is currently the only HIT group numbers. Last year’s win- his car’s front end and the bear ran get “reflects a very modest the restricted fund’s budgeted staff member trained on the ners will return and perform a off into the woods. increase of less than 1 percent in revenues stood at $4,384,662. equipment, but as part of the song as well. ANIMAL COMPLAINTS expenditures, and about a .4 per- Budgeted expenses for the Introduction to Ski Instruction Burchell said HIT Idol is a Iron County, Wis. From page 1 cent increase in revenues.” restricted fund are $3,939,958 class this fall, all of the students “wonderful experience. The mis- The ICSD received a report of “This reflects an approximate for 2016-17. Last year, the col- and lift operators will be trained cows loose on Town Park Road in announcement of the winners sion of HIT Idol is to put on a 2 percent increase in enrollment lege budgeted $4,395,412. to use the equipment. Kimball at 8:13 p.m., Friday. Accord- will take place at the beginning good show and hone the musical that we experienced this fall, a Guenard said the restricted The trustees also passed a reso- ing to an ICSD report, the owner of Saturday’s Nov. 5 performance skills of our area youth,” she said. slight increase in state aid and fund is used for federal and state lution originating from the was contacted to round up the cows. by American Idol Season 14 For more information, contact the efforts of all staff to hold the purposes, such as loans, grants Omnibus Appropriations Act for COURT CASES finalist Jessica Meuse. Burchell at 906-932-2000, or Gogebic County District Court line on spending,” he said. and scholarships. He said the 2013-14, which requires, as a con- During the concert, the entire Williams at 218-969-4433. Daniel James Warrington, 32, of In the college’s general fund, decrease in the restricted fund dition of receiving its state appro- Watersmeet, was found guilty on total budget for revenues for budget is due to a smaller enroll- priations, that a community col- Aug. 2 of operating while intoxicated 2016-17 is $11,252,283. This is ment over the past three years. lege report on its success in achiev- and was sentenced to five days in jail sion preaches a “shop local” cam- up from last year’s budgeted rev- For the college’s plant fund, ing five best practices in three dif- and paid $1,225 in fines and fees. Ironwood paign. enues of $10,824,453, a differ- the amount budgeted for rev- ferent categories. The categories ——— “You stabbed local businesses ence of $427,830. enues for 2016-17 is $509,235, an are Economic Development and Leesa Marie Paulson, 26, of Iron- in the back,” Grbavcich said. General fund expenses for increase from last year at Business or Industry Partner- wood, was found guilty on Sept. 26 The commission confirmed of larceny of less than $200, and From page 1 2016-17 are budgeted at $434,744. Budgeted expendi- ships, Educational Partnerships Mayor Annette Burchell’s appoint- $10,951,393. This is up from last tures for 2016-17 are $484,235, and Community Services. was sentenced to one day in jail and $445 in fines and fees. bid on the sign and should have ment of Luke Penrose, of Iron Belt, year, with a budgeted amount of compared to $484,425 last year. Lorenson said GCC not only received the bid, as the commis- Wis., to the civic center board. ——— $10,909,450, a difference of Also on the agenda, the board meets but also exceeds the best Randy M. Stilke, 42, of Ironwood, $41,943. learned that Mt. Zion is now practice standards as required by was found guilty on Sept. 26 of oper- As for the college’s designated equipped with handicap equip- the appropriations law. ating while intoxicated and shall pay compassion and kindness had on $435 in fines and fees. Cole’ s Cole and his family,” said Balyeat. City CD job down to 3 commission Monday that “three qualified The job has been open since earlier this Following the presentation, IRONWOOD — The city of Ironwood has candidates” are still in the running and he summer when Michael Brown resigned to students in the GOISD CNA expects one of them to receive a job offer “in accept a job in Illinois. From page 1 narrowed the field of candidates to three for class released gold balloons in the community development director’s the not too distant future.” Brown had been with the city for about learned firsthand the positive Cole’s memory. Gold signifies the vacant position. Erickson said the three finalists had been four years. effect nurses providing care with color of childhood cancer. City Manager Scott Erickson told the city interviewed. —Ralph Ansami

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BATON ROUGE, La. (AP) — members after news of the pro- snubbed actor John Malkovich, Arleen Weise was apprehensive duction surfaced. whom she mistook for a BP when she learned Hollywood was “I know how personal this employee. Malkovich was making a movie about the off- story is to you,” he wrote in a let- dressed in a shirt with a BP logo shore explosion that killed her ter to Shelley Anderson, the and playing the role of Donald son, Adam, and 10 other men widow of Jason Anderson. “The Vidrine, one of two BP rig super- aboard the Deepwater Horizon film is meant to honor and pay visors charged with manslaugh- drilling rig. tribute to all the men and women ter over the workers’ deaths. Watching an advance screen- who worked aboard the Deepwa- Federal prosecutors, who later ing of the action film last month ter Horizon, especially the heroic dropped the manslaughter stoked her grief and anger, and men, like Jason, who lost their charges, accused Vidrine and the shock hasn’t quite worn off lives.” Robert Kaluza of botching a cru- yet. Weise said she’s still strug- Anderson believes Berg suc- cial safety test before the explo- gling to decide how she ultimate- ceeded in honoring the 11 men. sion. ly feels about how “Deepwater She said the actor who plays her Vidrine pleaded guilty to a Horizon” portrays the last day of husband captured some of his misdemeanor pollution charge her son’s life before he died in the mannerisms, like the ways he and was sentenced to 10 months explosion off Louisiana’s coast. crossed his arms or told a joke. of probation. A jury acquitted Associated Press “The first viewing of it is But she had to close her eyes at Kaluza, who also is played by an KEITH CARRADINE portrays President Conrad Dalton on the CBS political drama “Madam Secretary,” return- shocking for a family member to times, and she burst into tears at actor. ing for a third season on Sunday at 9 p.m. EDT. see that,” she said. “Hearing and others. Shaun Clarke, Kaluza’s attor- seeing are always two different Anderson, of Midfield, Texas, ney, said his client isn’t con- things.” said her 7-year-old son, Ryver, cerned about his portrayal in the ‘Madam Secretary’ star Carradine: While their reactions to the who was 15 months old when his movie. movie vary, Weise and other rel- father died, recently saw a trail- “He knows what the truth is, atives of the 11 workers who died er for the movie on television and and he was vindicated at trial,” 1 of many TV presidents in the April 20, 2010, rig explo- asked, “Is that when daddy Clarke said. sion hope it will remind people died?” Weise, of Victoria, Texas, said NEW YORK (AP) — The presi- Dreyfus as addled President Seli- each situation to find the truth of about the disaster’s human toll. “Now he’s going to remember the movie stirred up anger she dent, impeccable in his blue suit, na Meyer). how this character would behave. Many family members believe a seeing it on TV. I don’t like that,” has tried to suppress while griev- strides into the Oval Office in fine Thus does television offer view- “One of the essentials of good focus on the catastrophic envi- she said. “It is so real to us that ing for her 24-year-old son. spirits. He’s got a paper cup of cof- ers something real-life democracy drama is conflict,” he adds, “and ronmental damage from BP’s it hurts to experience it over and “BP looks awful (in the movie), fee, a bit unpresidential but in could never provide: a president on this show you have to under- massive oil spill in the Gulf of over again.” and that makes me so happy,” keeping with his casual style. for every taste. stand that our Madam Secretary Mexico unjustly overshadowed Relatives said photographs of she said. He takes his seat at his impres- Carradine is proud of his Oval is the driving force. What makes their loved ones’ deaths. the 11 men are shown on screen Keith Jones, Gordon’s father, sive desk, facing a camera where Office. No wonder. Since the first the show compelling is the obsta- “They just swept the 11 men at the end of the movie. Besides praised Berg for striving to pre- he will deliver an address about a Oval Office was installed a centu- cles that she has to face and over- under the rug,” Weise said. Anderson and Adam Weise, they sent an accurate account of the foreign-affairs flare-up. ry ago for President William come — and one of those obstacles The movie, directed by Peter were Aaron Dale Burkeen, Don- disaster. Now looking grave, he is about Howard Taft, it has reigned as a is me!” Berg and starring Mark ald Clark, Stephen Ray Curtis, “It was a fair portrayal of BP’s to begin speaking when he glances symbol of the president’s business. But even if President Dalton is Wahlberg, Kurt Russell and Kate Gordon Jones, Roy Wyatt Kemp, decisions, and it left the viewer at his desktop and sees his coffee But President Dalton didn’t a supporting character to Secre- Hudson, is scheduled for nation- Karl Kleppinger Jr., Keith Blair to decide why BP made those cup still sitting there. have an Oval Office the first sea- tary of State Elizabeth McCord wide release Friday. Manuel, Dewey Revette and decisions. But it’s obvious to me “You don’t want THIS,” he son of “Madam President.” As a (Tea Leoni), he’s a leader with The filmmakers already have Shane Roshto. All 11 men are that BP made those decisions to chuckles to the man behind the recurring cast member, Carradine presidential gravitas thanks to privately screened the movie for portrayed by actors in the movie. save money,” said Jones, an camera, and sets the cup out of performed his presidential duties Carradine. relatives of the workers who died “I do feel honored that they attorney based in Baton Rouge, camera range. in scenes located elsewhere “On the set, I don’t necessarily in the explosion triggered by the called my husband a hero,” said Louisiana. Welcome to the Oval Office of (including White House corridors put that on, as much as I have it blowout of BP’s Macondo well. Courtney Kemp Robertson, Billy Anderson, Jason’s Keith Carradine, who plays Presi- that actually belonged to Manhat- put on me,” he insists. “This is a The screenplay is based in part Kemp’s widow. “I feel very proud father, said the film “really dent Conrad Dalton on the CBS tan’s Waldorf Astoria hotel). really fun work place for the on an article by New York Times of that, but I was already proud shows what those men went political drama “Madam Secre- His Oval Office set, introduced actors and the crew, with Tea set- reporters who interviewed sur- of my husband before a movie through.” tary,” which returns for its third for Season 2, is appropriately ele- ting the tone and everybody play- vivors of the blast, which led to was ever made.” “It actually helped me, seeing season Sunday at 9 p.m. EDT, as gant. ing make-believe.” the nation’s worst offshore oil The filmmakers invited rela- the way they handled it. It gave they film a scene for a future “The desk is a replica of the one That includes giving their spill. tives to visit the set last year. me a little bit of closure,” said episode not at 1600 Pennsylvania that JFK used,” Carradine tells a proxy president a show of hail-to- Berg reached out to family Weise said she inadvertently Anderson, of Blessing, Texas. Ave., but on Stage F at Silvercup reporter between shots, “made the-chief respect. Studios East in Queens, New York. from the timbers of a famous “It adds immeasurably to my It’s one of many Oval Offices for frigate in the 1850s.” sense of who I am as this charac- TV presidents: They are sprinkled The 67-year-old Carradine is no ter,” Carradine says. Review: A Holocaust denier is from just beyond the Beltway in stranger to playing real-life Amer- Meanwhile, he keeps his dis- Baltimore (where Kevin Spacey ican heroes. In the HBO series tance from his fellow pseudo pres- holds office on Netflix’s “House of “Deadwood,” he was Wild Bill idents. brought to justice in ‘Denial’ Cards” as conniving Francis Hickok. On Broadway, he por- “There are a lot of us out there, Underwood) and just beyond the trayed the rope-twirling, wise- and I don’t seem to have the time border in Toronto (where Kiefer cracking title character in “Will to catch what everybody else is By JAKE COYLE What’s partly on trial, though, the attorneys want neither her nor Sutherland presides on ABC’s Rogers Follies.” doing,” he says. “But I do think it AP Film Writer is the notoriously byzantine Holocaust survivors to take the new “Designated Survivor”) all But, plopping himself in a wing would be fun to have all of us Mick Jackson’s “Denial” brings British court system, itself. “Dick- stand to subject themselves to Irv- the way to Hollywood’s Sunset chair near the Situation Room engaging in a presidential all the decorous polish of a British ensian not Kafkaesque” is what ing’s questions. (Irving represent- Gower Studios (where Tony Gold- once the scene is finished, he says debate.” courtroom drama to the pungent Lipstadt says she’s hoping for in ed himself in the trial.) wyn is bad boy President Fitzger- he has no president in mind in his He grins at the thought. libel case of a Holocaust denier. her passage through its elaborate These strategic debates aren’t ald Grant on ABC’s “Scandal”) depiction of Dalton. “But maybe it’s best to leave Based on Deborah Lipstadt’s procedures. much to hang a movie on, but the and, just a few blocks away, the “I’m just looking at the ele- well enough alone and stay in my book “History on Trial: My Day in Often, Lipstadt’s experience is a case doesn’t supply much else in Paramount lot (home to HBO’s ments that I’m given,” he explains, own universe. My own Oval Court With a Holocaust Denier,” the frustrating one as she — more terms of suspense. “Denial” is car- zany “Veep,” with Julia Louis- “and then imagining myself in Office.” film depicts when the unapologeti- emotional than her lawyers — ried less by the normal theatrics of cally anti-Semitic historian David clashes with the stringently logical courtroom dramas than a staunch Irving brought a libel suit against Rampton. They together visit sense of duty to protect the truth. Lipstadt for calling him a Holocaust Auschwitz where he reacts bitterly It’s an argument for the patient, Sami artist Sofia Jannok to perform in Ashland denier in one of her books. to lack of an extensive forensics methodical dismantling of fools. Because of the nature of libel record. Despite Lipstadt’s protests, Two and a half stars out of four. ASHLAND, Wis. — The Gáivuotna and even the Swedish munities. cases in the United Kingdom Northland College Native Ameri- Royal Palace. Jannok will be on campus Oct. (where Irving filed the suit), the can Studies program and Indige- “I’ve known about Sofia’s work 3-5, visiting with classes, talking burden of proof is on the defender, nous Cultures Center is bringing for years but I only got to know with staff at the Indigenous Cul- not the plaintiff. Hovering con- Sofia Jannok, a Swedish-side her personally since her visit to tures Center, meeting with the stantly throughout the trial — Sámi artist, singer, songwriter, Minnesota last spring,” said Native American Student Associ- which ran eight weeks — is the actress, radio host and activist Assistant Professor of Native ation, as well as partners from question: Is it worthwhile to for Indigenous rights, to campus American Studies Tim Frandy. Red Cliff and Bad River. expend so much energy on such a the week of Monday, Oct. 3. “We were on a panel discussion She will be discussing best loathsome liar? Combining her heritage with together, and I helped arrange a practices in heritage repatriation It’s a salient question with Swedish pop, she will give a pub- visit for her to go to Lac du Flam- and exercising cultural and polit- obvious relevance to a time where HOPE is lic performance at the Presbyte- beau. We’ve been in close contact ical sovereignty, in building willful disregard for the truth rian-Congregational Church, since then.” international Indigenous support increasingly runs rampant in Monday, Oct. 3, at 6:30 p.m. Jannok is coming now to build networks and in creating com- national politics and social media closer She will be joined by North- on the work set into motion at munity and friendship across the streams, alike. Should trolls be land College Assistant Professor that time, strengthening Sámi continents. taken to task or ignored? of Music Dr. Russell Thorngate relationships to Native American In addition to her stop at “Denial” argues forcefully and than ever. for part of the performance. communities. Northland College, Jannok will convincingly for the vital necessity She is known, loved and This is part of a larger cross- be visiting the Standing Rock of confronting the perpetuation of respected internationally in institutional project between a Reservation in North Dakota dangerous falsehoods. It rises Indigenous circles, is acting on a variety of Swedish and Wiscon- with a small group of Sámi musi- impressively to the wise and per- debuting television program on sin academics, museums, cultur- cians and activists, in a show of haps unpopular judgment that Swedish National Television, al centers, and K-12 educational Sámi Solidarity with the Tribe “not all opinions are equal.” This and plays regularly on major partners, called Past is Present, and the Sacred Stone Camp. is an honorable cause if not a par- stages, such as the Riddu Riu that focuses on heritage repatria- For more information, contact ticularly dramatic movie. Indigenous music festival in tion efforts in Indigenous com- Tim Frandy at 715-682-1204. Just as the legal team behind Lipstadt’s case brought a full array of firepower to the proceed- ings, so has Jackson in his film. Beethoven and Banjos returns to the UP The cast is littered with an imper- vious collection of British talent, AMASA — The Beethoven Artistic Director Premo planned for 2016 in Dickinson, in front of and behind the camera. and Banjos music festival will relates, “We were overwhelmed Iron, Marquette and Houghton Rachel Weisz stars as the return to the U.P. in late by the incredible audience Counties. Queens-born Lipstadt. Her star- In cancer care, di erent types of doctors work September for its second year. attendance and response during In addition to newly composed studded attorneys are barrister together to put the best possible treatment plan Led by artistic director (and the 2015 inaugural festival. music, the public concerts will Richard Rampton (played by Tom into action. Dr. Peter Kebbekus is board certified Wilkinson) and solicitor Anthony U.P. native) Evan Premo, this Over the course of three ses- also feature classical chamber in medical oncology. His expertise includes festival creates a fresh mix of sions, we worked with nearly music repertoire along with tra- Julius (Andrew Scott), famed for classical and folk music and one thousand music students in ditional and original folk music. securing Princess Diana’s divorce. diagnosing cancer, creating a personalized delivers it to students and pub- the U.P. The public audiences The concerts for the commu- Irving is played with snarling per- treatment plan and coordinating the overall lic audiences during a week-long were taken with the unique nity include Reynold’s Recital fection by Timothy Spall. And the care of cancer patients here in Ashland. residency. combinations of musical instru- Hall on Northern Michigan Uni- script is by playwright David Hare Public concerts will be pre- ments and styles and thrilled by versity Campus on Friday, Sept. (“The Reader,” ‘’The Hours”). S sented in Kingsford, Marquette, the high caliber music and 30, 7:30 p.m. EDT, the Calumet Irving sets things in motion E A O N Calumet and Crystal Falls. engaging musicians. We can’t Theatre on Saturday, Oct. 1, when he turns up a speaking R Besides bassist Evan Premo wait to return with the 2016 fes- 7:30 p.m. EDT, and the Crystal engagement of Lipstadt’s to heck- Northwest Wisconsin Cancer Center and his banjo-playing sister tival.” Theatre on Sunday, Oct. 2, 2:00 le her from the audience. When he of Memorial Medical Center Laurel, musicians for the 2016 The student programs are p.m. CDT. brings the lawsuit against her festival include members of highly interactive with U.P. For more information about publisher, Penguin Books, the In collaboration with Essentia Health # D 14 Decoda (Carnegie Hall’s affiliate music students engaging with the 2016 season and the partici- assembled legal team begins R S . U ensemble), soprano Mary Bon- the professional musicians in pating musicians, visit the hashing out a strategy of how to See more reasons at: PE EK T BB hag, and the Finnish folk music exciting exchanges of ideas. Beethoven and Banjos website argue history in a courtroom, how NorthwestWisconsinCancerCenter.com ER KE duet Aallotar. Four programs for students are at beethovenandbanjos.org. to prove the Holocaust. 8 l WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 28, 2016 THE DAILY GLOBE • YOURDAILYGLOBE.COM NATION / WORLD Attorney who As Clinton cheers, Donald stopped Vermont suspect 1 of 25 Trump digs in after debate Carnegie Heroes RALEIGH, N.C. (AP) — A on TV saying she was “a nervous PITTSBURGH (AP) — A Ver- defensive Donald Trump gave mess” and that he thought mont prosecutor who disarmed a Hillary Clinton plenty of fresh “something was up.” woman accused of fatally shoot- material for the next phase of her In July, Trump assailed the ing a social worker outside a presidential campaign on Tues- parents of Humayun Khan, a state office building is one of 25 day, choosing to publicly reopen Muslim U.S. soldier who was people being honored with and relitigate some her most killed in Iraq in 2004, after the Carnegie medals for heroism. damaging attacks. young man’s father spoke out The Carnegie Hero Fund The day after his first general against the Republican at the Commission announced the election debate, Trump blamed Democratic National Conven- medal winners Wednesday. the moderator, a bad microphone tion. Fifty-year-old Scott R. and anyone but himself for his Trump’s latest comments Williams, the state’s attorney in performance. Next time, he about Machado were striking in Washington County, Vermont, threatened, he might get more that they came just as he was was recognized for his actions personal and make a bigger polit- working to broaden his appeal Aug. 7, 2015, when authorities ical issue of former President Bill among minority voters and say he grabbed a .270-caliber Clinton’s marital infidelities. women — key demographic hunting rifle from Jody Herring Things are already getting groups he’s struggling to win. after witnessing her shoot Lara plenty personal. On Monday Clinton aides on Tuesday Sobel outside the building in night, Trump brushed off Clin- acknowledged they’d laid a trap Barre. ton’s debate claim that he’d once for Trump. Associated Press Williams motioned for two shamed a former Miss Universe “He seemed unable to handle DEMOCRATIC PRESIDENTIAL candidate Hillary Clinton waves to attendees during a campaign stop at Wake men nearby to restrain Herring winner for her weight. But then that big stage,” said Clinton cam- Technical Community College in Raleigh, N.C., Tuesday. and then disabled the weapon, he dug deeper the next day — paign chairman John Podesta. police and commission investiga- extending the controversy over “By the end, with kind of snort- “I never imagined then, 20 As Trump courted Hispanic Barack Obama’s birthplace, with tors have since determined. Both what was one of his most nega- ing and the water gulping and years later I would be in this voters in Miami, Clinton ham- the president scheduled to make Williams and the 48-year-old tive debate night moments. leaning on the lectern that he position, I would be in this mered on an allegation she’d lev- a Wednesday appearance on Sobel worked in the office build- “She gained a massive amount just seemed really out of gas.” moment, like, watching this guy eled the night before: that he is Steve Harvey’s TV show. ing. of weight. It was a real problem. Clinton interrupted a discus- again doing stupid things and refusing to release his returns Trump’s campaign aides had Herring is jailed awaiting We had a real problem,” Trump sion of foreign policy in the final stupid comments,” Machado because he goes years without worked hard in recent weeks to trial on charges she killed Sobel told “Fox and Friends” about Ali- moments of the debate to remind said. “It’s really a bad dream for paying any federal taxes. “That keep him on message — and after first killing two cousins cia Machado, the 1996 winner of viewers that Trump had called me.” makes me smart,” was Trump’s away from personal attacks — and an aunt earlier that day. the pageant he once owned. Machado “Miss Piggy” and “Miss Both campaigns knew the first coy response in the debate, but persuading him to use Authorities say she apparently The comments were reminis- Housekeeping.” A video featur- debate, watched by some 80 mil- on Tuesday, Clinton insisted it teleprompters and reach out to was angry about losing custody cent of previous times when ing Machado, a Clinton support- lion people, could mark a turning was nothing to brag about. minority audiences. of her 9-year-old daughter. Her- Trump has attacked private citi- er, was released less than two point six weeks before Election “If not paying taxes makes Their moderate success in ring has pleaded not guilty. zens in deeply personal terms. hours after the debate finished. Day with Trump and Clinton him smart what does that make scripting Trump came to a halt The commission is named for Earlier this month, he was inter- Aiming to capitalize on locked in an exceedingly close all the rest of us?” on Tuesday. Though he insisted the late steel magnate and phi- rupted by the pastor of a tradi- Trump’s renewed focus on a race. Added an incredulous Joe he’d done “very well,” Trump lanthropist Andrew Carnegie, tionally African-American woman’s weight, Clinton’s cam- Clinton moved quickly to capi- Biden, campaigning for Clinton accused moderator Lester Holt of who was inspired by stories of church in Flint, Michigan, after paign also dispatched Machado talize on her performance, in Pennsylvania: “What in the going harder on him than Clin- heroism during a coal mine dis- breaking his agreement not to be to tell reporters how she spent launching new attacks on hell he is talking about?” ton. He insisted he had “no snif- aster that killed 181 people, political in his remarks. Though years struggling with eating dis- Trump’s failure to release his tax Democrats are also sure to fles” and no allergies despite the including a miner and an engi- Trump abided by her wishes, he orders after being humiliated returns and profiting from the keep focusing on Trump’s false #snifflegate speculation that had neer who died trying to rescue went after her the next morning publicly by Trump. subprime mortgage crisis. assertions about President exploded on social media. others. Reason to cringe: Colombia’s road to peace marred by multiple obstacles CARTAGENA, Colombia (AP) — The contrast couldn’t be more Female voters react dramatic: As Colombia’s presi- dent and the head of its largest guerrilla movement were putting to Trump their signatures on a historic peace deal, a 6-year-old boy was KING OF PRUSSIA, Pa. (AP) in the debate. killed when he chased a soccer — When Donald Trump chal- The concerns were shared, ball into a field and stepped on a lenged Hillary Clinton’s stamina too, by some women who plan to land mine left behind during the on the debate stage, Pennsylva- vote for Trump in November, half-century conflict. nia voter Patricia Bennett said though his supporters were Even as this nation celebrates she heard a “dog whistle” that more forgiving in their assess- the end of hostilities with the smacked of unmistakable sex- ments. Revolutionary Armed Forces of ism. “I think you’ll see a different Colombia, or FARC, the harsh “Why doesn’t he just say that comeback from him in the next reality that fueled the long con- she needs more testosterone?” debate,” said Carole Staats, a 60- flict is settling in. From the secu- said Bennett, a 69-year-old inde- year-old Republican from Lans- rity challenges posed by surging pendent from the Philadelphia downe, Pennsylvania. coca crops and dangerous crimi- suburbs who plans to vote for While Clinton has held a lead nal gangs to the difficult task of Clinton in November. in preference polls among female removing land mines and reinte- Across the country, Lisa voters throughout her general grating guerrillas blamed for Lowe, a Colorado Democrat who election contest with Trump, she numerous atrocities, the work was lukewarm about Clinton aims to widen that margin as ahead is daunting. before Monday’s debate, said much as possible to offset her The first test is getting suffi- Trump behaved like a “negative weakness with men. She also cient political support to imple- Associated Press bully.” Kris Stotler, an undecided needs to urgently energize ment the lofty accords, signed MEN EMBRACE and hold a Colombian flag during an event organized by rebels of the Revolutionary Armed Virginia Republican, was disap- younger female voters, who have Monday in this Caribbean resort Forces of Colombia, FARC, in the Yari Plains of southern Colombia, as they watch live images on screens of pointed by Trump’s jarring criti- been more skeptical of the first city despite widespread distrust government and FARC leaders signing a peace agreement in Cartagena to end more than five decades of cism of a former beauty queen’s woman nominated for the White of the guerrillas. Polls show that conflict, Monday. weight, comments Clinton force- House by a major U.S. political a referendum on the deal is U.S.-backed military offensive in the town of Algeciras in south- has focused on the creation of fully condemned during the face- party. expected to pass Sunday. But the that forced the rebels to the nego- ern Colombia, one of 700 settle- special peace tribunals to judge off. After Monday’s debate, Clin- margin of victory is still in play tiating table, and a collapse in oil ments where land mines have the crimes of the rebels and “It’s incredibly distasteful, ton’s team believes it has all the and nobody expects the sort of prices that has drained govern- been detected, most planted by state actors. For many families and it doesn’t stop,” Stotler, 48, ammunition it needs to rally strong turnout that would put ment coffers. the rebels and blamed for more touched by the violence, the said of Trump. “Even if you women in the campaign’s closing the war-torn country firmly on “The smooth part is going to than 11,000 deaths since 1990. accord’s provision sparing the thought that, why would you say weeks. the path to reconciliation. end pretty abruptly,” said Adam Besides killing 6-year-old Yor- rebels jail time if they confess to that?” That’s due in part to strong Most of Colombia’s challenges Isacson, a long-time observer of man Gonzalez, whose body was their crimes and surrender Bennett, Lowe and Stotler execution by Clinton, who are in its vast, long-neglected Colombia and analyst at the riddled with shrapnel, the blast their weapons is an insult too were among two dozen female arrived at the debate armed with countryside, where the guerrilla Washington Office on Latin injured his friend, who is recov- far. voters from battleground states numerous past statements group long held sway and crimi- America. “When you hit the sec- ering in a nearby hospital. It’s also unclear to what who spoke with The Associated Trump has made about women. nal activity remains rampant. ond half of 2017 and you really “This saddens us and obvious- extent the FARC will cooperate Press on Tuesday. Nearly all She was particularly assertive in The challenge is made all the do kind of fall off the edge of the ly tarnishes the happiness we and compensate victims, as expressed concerns with Trump’s calling him out for once labeling more difficult by stiff opposition Earth, it’s going to get very con- feel over the signing of the called for by the deal, following critical and often demeaning 1996 Miss Universe winner Ali- to the peace deal from the coun- fusing.” accord,” said Javier Rivera, the the poor example given by far- comments about women, as well cia Machado “Miss Piggy” after try’s powerful former president, The land mine tragedy took town’s mayor. right paramilitary troops that as his approach toward Clinton she gained weight. Alvaro Uribe, architect of the place Monday in a plantain field Much of Colombia’s attention disarmed a decade ago.

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Ewen-Trout Creek falls to Baraga in CMC action BARAGA — Ewen-Trout Creek lost at Baraga 3-0 in Cop- Red Devils down Cardinals per Mountain Conference volley- ball action Tuesday evening. By PAT KRAUSE The host Vikings prevailed [email protected] 25-19, 25-18, 25-19. WAKEFIELD — Ironwood picked the perfect time to “All three sets were competi- play some of its best volleyball of the season and swept a tive, but we made too many good Wakefield-Marenisco team 26-24, 25-22 and 25-10 in errors,” said Panther coach non-conference action at Cardinal Gym Tuesday. Brooke Dishaw. “We haven’t been playing well,” Red Devil coach Lisa Emily Driesenga, Maddy Fechter said. “We’ve been playing flat and we lost a tough Cronkright and Elise Besonen one last night. In the first two games, we played flat today. each had two kills for E-TC. Brit- We were behind in the first and second games and down ni Lakkala tallied three aces. four or five points, but we came back. We played very well in the third game.” Nation Cardinal coach Jessica Novascone said W-M played close games with Ironwood in the first and second set but couldn’t overcome mistakes and the bounce of the ball. “We played defense really well in the first two games,” Houston’s Watt Novascone said. “We really worked hard and made a lot of good plays. We could have pulled it off, but we made a lot re-injures back, of individual mistakes and that throws off the rest of the team and we have a small team. And sometimes the ball could miss doesn’t land on your side of the court. Now we know what we have to work on. entire season “I’m not too surprised at the first two games, but I was HOUSTON (AP) — J.J. Watt surprised with the third set.” has re-injured his back, accord- In Game 1, things started well for Wakefield-Marenisco ing to a person familiar with his as Rachel Obradovich made two kills and Saundra Liber- condition, and the Houston Tex- toski served an ace that hit the top of the net and fell on ans expect the star defensive end Ironwood’s side. to be sidelined until at least But the Red Devils came right back with a Rachael December, and possibly the Beckman kill and a ball that hit off the ceiling that W-M entire season. couldn’t get to. Taylor Mylly ripped a kill off a W-M defend- The person spoke to The Asso- ers hands, but Ebanie Delich answered with a kill of her ciated Press on Tuesday night on own as the Cardinals went ahead 8-7. condition of anonymity because The Red Devils took leads of 18-14, 19-16 and 21-18 the team hasn’t confirmed the behind the shotmaking of Beckman, Vanessa Nasi and injury. Aries Weber. Watt missed training camp But when the set reached 22-19, W-M made a run. Iron- and Houston’s four preseason wood hit a ball into the net and Obradovich hit a ball right games after surgery in July to on the sideline. Ebanie Delich can be a serving whiz and repair a herniated disk in his she came up with a service ace and then Ironwood air- back. He started each of the mailed a shot long and had too many hits on one possession team’s three regular-season and the set was tied at 24-24. games and got hurt again Thurs- After a long point, Beckman came up big with a kill on day against the Patriots. the back line and W-M’s final attempt at a block failed. Pat Krause/Daily Globe It’s unclear if the injury will Ironwood took the exciting first set 26-24. IRONWOOD’S KACIE Lundin (11) looks to tip the ball over the net as Wakefield-Marenisco’s Rachel Obradovich (28) require surgery, but the person The second set was close from the start with a number tries for a block during a volleyball match between the two teams in the Cardinal Gym on Tuesday night. familiar with his condition told of ties. With the game tied at 14-14, W-M’s Darienne Korpi the AP he could be placed on served an ace and Ironwood hit three straight shots into injured reserve as early as the net. Korpi nailed another ace as the Cardinals took a Wednesday. 20-14 advantage. Watt, who has won Defensive But Ironwood had a surge left. Mylly served six consec- Player of the Year for the past utive points and slammed three aces in a row to move with- two seasons, didn’t practice on in 20-19. Monday, but coach Bill O’Brien Delich responded with a shot straight down the sideline, said he was just getting a day but Nasi came back with a push shot that nicked the back- off. line and Aries Weber swatted a kill. Weber made a block at It’s a major blow for Houston, the net and Ironwood went up 23-21. which selected Watt with the W-M made a couple of mistakes down the stretch and 11th overall pick in the 2011 Ironwood grabbed the second set, 25-22. draft. Watt has played 83 con- Fechter took her team it was time to start “focusing” on secutive games for the Texans being a team and not a team of individuals. despite various injuries, includ- “It all clicked in the third game, it all came together,” ing torn core muscles and a bro- she said. ken hand last season. Ironwood jumped to a 10-3 lead and never looked back. This was a tough offseason for Weber, Beckman, Nasi and Kacie Lundin provided the Watt, who had surgery in Jan- scoring punch as the Red Devils built leads of 16-5 and 24- uary to repair five torn core mus- 9 and Beckman ended the set and the match with a kill and cles before going under the knife a 25-10 score at the end. again in July to repair his back. “In the last set, we had fun playing like a team,” Fechter said. “I told our players now we had to do this all the time, every single game. The seniors really stood up tonight.” Novascone singled out Korpi for some excellent play. Speedy Villar “Darienne made some amazing digs tonight,” Novascone said. “She’s very versatile and will give 100 percent on shows more power every play. She’s always working hard.” Korpi led W-M with 10 assists, seven digs and four aces and Libertoski had five kills and connected on two aces. in Brewers’ 8-3 win For Ironwood, Beckman led the way with 11 kills and ARLINGTON, Texas (AP) — Aries Weber slammed seven kills and had four blocks. The Milwaukee Brewers hoped Mylly also had seven kills and added three aces. Nasi was Pat Krause/Daily Globe they were getting a stolen base a force around the net with seven kills and Lundin dished IRONWOOD’S VANESSA Nasi (7) and Wakefield-Marenisco’s Ebanie Delich (right) serve during their volleyball match threat when they acquired out 29 assists. Ironwood won the junior varsity match 2-1. at the Cardinal Gym on Tuesday night. The Red Devils defeated W-M 26-24, 25-22 and 25-10. infielder Jonathan Villar from the Houston Astros last Novem- ber. It turns out they got a bud- ding power hitter, too. Tigers rout Cleveland 12-0, Villar, the major leagues’ stolen base leader, hit his 17th and 18th home runs and had a career-high five RBIs and Matt pull within 1 game of wild card Garza beat his former team as the Brewers defeated the Texas DETROIT (AP) — Miguel The Indians clinched the AL The Tigers began clearing Rangers 8-3 on Monday night. Cabrera homered and drove in Central title on Monday night in their own bench late in the game. “I don’t think about that,” Vil- five runs in the first two innings, Detroit, and their starting lineup They used five pinch hitters in lar said of hitting homers. “I and Justin Verlander struck out Tuesday was without Jason Kip- the eighth, and Romine — the need a base hit because I need 12 to lift the Detroit Tigers to a nis, Francisco Lindor, Mike only batter in that frame who more stolen bases.” 12-0 victory Tuesday night Napoli and Jose Ramirez. Detroit wasn’t a pinch hitter — had come Villar has 59 steals, one more against a Cleveland lineup full of took full advantage, beating on earlier as a defensive replace- than the Cincinnati Reds’ Billy backups. Cleveland for only the third time ment. His drive to right put the Hamilton. He would become the Tigers 12, Indians 0 all year and pulling within a Tigers up 12-0. franchise’s third stolen base Cleveland Detroit game of Baltimore for the Ameri- Detroit hit for the cycle that champion, joining Scott Podsed- ab rhbi ab rhbi can League’s second wild card. inning with consecutive batters nik in 2004 (70) and Tommy Naquin cf 3000Kinsler 2b 3121 M.Mrtnz 2b 4000Cstllns ph-3b 1110 Verlander (16-8) went 7 2/3 on a double by Nick Castellanos, Harper in 1969 with the original A.Almnt rf 4000Maybin cf 3210 innings, allowing four hits and a a triple by Tyler Collins, expansion Seattle Pilots (a club- C.Sntna dh 4000Collins ph-rf 1111 record 73). Guyer lf 3010Mi.Cbrr 1b 3235 walk. Romine’s homer and a single by Aguilar 1b 3000An.Rmne 1b-lf1112 Mike Clevinger (2-3) lasted Steven Moya. Gimenez 3b 3000V.Mrtnz dh 4010 only two innings, allowing Cabr- Brewers 8, Rangers 3 A.Moore c 3000Moya ph-dh 1010 Milwaukee Texas E.Gnzlz ss 3030J..Mrtn rf 3110 era’s two-run double in the first ab rhbi ab rhbi J.Jones ph-cf 1000 and his three-run homer in the TRAINER’STigers: Castellanos ROOM (left hand) Villar 2b 4235C.Gomez lf 4032 J.Upton lf 3123 second. was activated from the DL before D.Sntna rf 5012Desmond cf 4011 McGehee 1b 0000 Braun lf 4010Beltran dh 4000 Aybar 3b-2b 4000 Justin Upton added a three- the game, and he flew back to Carter dh 3000Beltre 3b 4000 J.McCnn c 3210 run homer in the seventh, and Michigan in time to in the eighth. H.Perez 1b 4010Odor 2b 4000 J.Iglss ss 3010 Or.Arca ss 4000Lucroy c 4010 D.Mchdo ph-ss 1000 Andrew Romine hit a two-run He had been at the instructional Mldnado c 3220Mreland 1b 4000 Totals 30 040Totals 35 12 1612 shot in the eighth. league. M.Reed cf 4210Mazara rf 3100 Cleveland 000 000 000 —0 Cleveland is 14-3 against Y.Rvera 3b 3211Andrus ss 4230 Detroit 230 100 33x —12 Totals 34 8 10 8 Totals 35 383 Detroit this season, but the DP—Cleveland 3, Detroit 1. LOB—Cleveland 4, UP NEXT Milwaukee 003 020 300 —8 Detroit 5. 2B—Castellanos (24), Maybin (14), Mi.Cabrera Tigers did exactly what could be Indians: Cleveland might Texas 002 010 000 —3 (31). 3B—Collins (3). HR—Mi.Cabrera (35), An.Romine expected against this unique ver- have its regulars back in the line- E—M.Reed (1). DP—Texas 1. LOB—Milwaukee 3, (2), J.Upton (29). CS—Guyer (2), J.Upton (4). Texas 6. 2B—Villar (36), Maldonado (7), C.Gomez (21), IP HRER BB SO sion of the Indians. Cabrera’s up Wednesday night against the Andrus (31). HR—Villar 2 (18). SB—C.Gomez (18). Cleveland double made it 2-0 before the Tigers, but it could be another CS—Braun (5). S—Villar (5). Clevinger L,2-3 275522 adventure on the mound. Zach IP HRER BB SO Garner 121112 Tigers made a single out, and Milwaukee Armstrong 200010 it was 5-0 after his drive over McAllister (3-2) makes only his Garza W,6-8 663313 Plutko 233311 the wall in center an inning second start of the season. He Torres 120002 Adams 143300 Barnes 100000 Detroit later. has pitched 51 times in relief. Cravy 100000 Verlander W,16-8 7 2-3 400112 Cabrera now has 35 home Tigers: Rookie Michael Ful- Texas Ryan 1 1-3 00001 runs and 102 RBIs on the season. mer (11-7) makes his final sched- Perez L,10-11 6 2-3 98833 Garner pitched to 3 batters in the 4th Associated Press Jeffress 1 1-3 00001 HBP—by Garner (McCann). Ian Kinsler hit an RBI single uled start of the season. He DETROIT TIGERS pitcher Justin Verlander waves to the crowd after Leclerc 110001 Umpires—Home, Dan Bellino; First, Hunter Wendelst- in the fourth, and Upton’s 29th needs 6 1/3 innings to qualify for being removed during the eighth inning against the Cleveland Indians Umpires—Home, James Hoye; First, Marvin Hudson; edt; Second, Jim Reynolds; Third, Tripp Gibson. the ERA title. Second, Jim Joyce; Third, Chad Fairchild. T—3:01. A—25,696 (41,681). homer made it 9-0. on Tuesday in Detroit. T—2:51. A—27,263 (48,114). 10 l WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 28, 2016 SPORTS THE DAILY GLOBE • YOURDAILYGLOBE.COM Daily Globe Scoreboard

New England 3001.000 81 45 Phoenix vs. Minnesota Central Division Local Schedule N.Y. Jets 120.333 62 78 Wednesday, Sept. 28: Phoenix at Min- WLPct GB Miami 120.333 64 67 nesota, 8 p.m. x-Chicago 101 56 .643 — Wednesday, Sept. 28 Buffalo 120.333 71 68 Friday, Sept. 30: Phoenix at Minnesota, St. Louis 82 75 .522 19 Volleyball South 8 p.m. Pittsburgh 77 80 .490 24 Finlandia at Gogebic Community Col- WLT Pct PF PA Sunday, Oct. 2: Minnesota at Phoenix, Milwaukee 71 87 .449 30½ lege Houston 210.667 42 53 5 p.m. Cincinnati 66 91 .420 35 Indianapolis 120.333 81 95 x-Tuesday, Oct. 4: Minnesota at West Division Thursday,Volleyball Sept. 29 Tennessee 120.333 42 57 Phoenix, TBA WLPct GB Butternut at Mercer Jacksonville 030.000 54 84 x-Thursday, Oct. 6: Phoenix at Min- x-Los Angeles 90 66 .577 — Wakefield-Marenisco at Bessemer North nesota, TBA San Francisco 82 74 .526 8 Hurley at Ironwood W LT Pct PF PA Chicago vs. Los Angeles Colorado 73 83 .468 17 Chassell at Ontonagon Baltimore 3001.000 57 44 Wednesday, Sept. 28: Chicago at Los San Diego 66 90 .423 24 Soccer Pittsburgh 210.667 65 66 Angeles, 10 p.m. Arizona 65 92 .414 25½ Phelps at Ironwood Cincinnati 120.333 56 75 Friday, Sept. 30: Chicago at Los Ange- x-clinched division Cross country Cleveland 030.000 54 84 les, 10 p.m. Tuesday’s Games Indianhead meet at Hurley West Sunday, Oct. 2: Los Angeles at Chica- Chicago Cubs 6, Pittsburgh 4 W LT Pct PF PA go, 3 p.m. Washington 4, Arizona 2 Friday,Football Sept. 30 Denver 3001.000 84 57 x-Tuesday, Oct. 4: Los Angeles at N.Y. Mets 12, Miami 1 L’Anse at Ironwood, 6 Kansas City 210.667 69 49 Chicago, TBA Philadelphia at Atlanta, late Stephenson at Ontonagon, 7 EDT Oakland 210.667 80 79 x-Thursday, Oct. 6: Chicago at Los Texas 6, Milwaukee 4 Hancock at Hurley, 6 San Diego 120.333 87 73 Angeles, TBA St. Louis 12, Cincinnati 5 Newberry at Gogebic, 6 NATIONAL CONFERENCE Finals L.A. Dodgers at San Diego, late Volleyball East (Best-of-5) Colorado at San Francisco, late Gogebic Community college at Vermil- W LT Pct PF PA TBD Wednesday’s Games ion triangular Philadelphia 3001.000 92 27 Arizona (Miller 2-12) at Washington Cross country Dallas 210.667 77 60 Baseball (Gonzalez 11-10), 7:05 p.m. Gogebic Community College at Blugold N.Y. Giants 210.667 63 61 Chicago Cubs (Arrieta 18-7) at Pitts- Invite, Eau Claire Washington 120.333 68 92 burgh (Taillon 4-4), 7:05 p.m. South AmericanAll Times LeagueEDT N.Y. Mets (Lugo 4-2) at Miami (Cashn- WLT Pct PF PA East Division er 5-11), 7:10 p.m. Saturday,Volleyball Oct. 1 Atlanta 210.667 104 91 W L Pct GB Philadelphia (Morgan 2-10) at Atlanta Bessemer at Northland Pines invite Tampa Bay 120.333 70 101 z-Boston 92 65 .586 — (Foltynewicz 8-5), 7:10 p.m. Gogebic Community College at Vermil- Carolina 120.333 76 70 Toronto 87 70 .554 5 Milwaukee (Anderson 9-11) at Texas ion triangular New Orleans 030.000 79 96 Baltimore 85 72 .541 7 (Hamels 15-5), 8:05 p.m. North New York 81 76 .516 11 Cincinnati (DeSclafani 8-5) at St. Louis Cross-country WLT Pct PF PA Tampa Bay 65 92 .414 27 (Leake 9-11), 8:15 p.m. Associated Press Minnesota 3001.000 64 40 Central Division L.A. Dodgers (De Leon 2-0) at San EUROPE’S RORY McIlroy hits from a bunker on the eighth hole during a practice round for the Ryder Cup golf Green Bay 210.667 75 67 W L Pct GB PrepUP rankingsPrep fromRankings MichiganCross- Diego (Perdomo 8-10), 10:10 p.m. tournament Tuesday at Hazeltine National Golf Club in Chaska, Minn. Detroit 120.333 81 85 x-Cleveland 91 66 .580 — Country.com for the week of Sept. 26 Colorado (Chatwood 11-9) at San Fran- Chicago 030.000 45 83 Detroit 84 73 .535 7 include: cisco (Samardzija 12-10), 10:15 p.m. West Kansas City 80 77 .510 11 UP Division 1 Boys Thursday’s Games Chicago 76 81 .484 15 1. (tie) Houghton W LT Pct PF PA Arizona at Washington, 1:05 p.m. Los Angeles 210.667 46 63 Minnesota 56 101 .357 35 Negaunee Chicago Cubs at Pittsburgh, 7:05 p.m. Seattle 210.667 52 37 West Division 3. Marquette Philadelphia at Atlanta, 7:10 p.m. McIlroy wants to return San Fran 120.333 73 83 W L Pct GB 4. Sault Ste. Marie Cincinnati at St. Louis, 7:15 p.m. Arizona 120.333 79 63 x-Texas 93 65 .589 — 5. Escanaba L.A. Dodgers at San Diego, 9:10 p.m. Seattle 83 74 .529 9½ Honorable mention: Calumet Thursday’s Games Colorado at San Francisco, 10:15 p.m. Miami at Cincinnati, 8:25 p.m. Houston 83 75 .525 10 UP Division 1 Girls Los Angeles 70 87 .446 22½ 1. (tie) Marquette Sunday’s Games WildAll Card Times EDTRaces Indianapolis at Jacksonville, 9:30 a.m. Oakland 67 89 .429 25 AMERICAN LEAGUE ‘gift’ of winning to Clarke Sault Ste. Marie Carolina at Atlanta, 1 p.m. z-clinched playoff berth 3. Menominee WLPct WCGB Tennessee at Houston, 1 p.m. x-clinched division 4. Houghton Toronto 87 70 .554 — Seattle at N.Y. Jets, 1 p.m. Tuesday’s Games CHASKA, Minn. (AP) — Rory Captain and I’m a player under before, and that’s the goal this 5. Negaunee Baltimore 85 72 .541 — Detroit at Chicago, 1 p.m. N.Y. Yankees 6, Boston 4 Honorable mention: Calumet Detroit 84 73 .535 1 McIlroy didn’t think his 10th him,” McIlroy said. “I’ve always week gain to take that cup Buffalo at New England, 1 p.m. Toronto 5, Baltimore 1 UP Division 2 Boys Seattle 83 74 .529 2 birthday could get any better. wanted the win for the captain, home.” Cleveland at Washington, 1 p.m. Detroit 12, Cleveland 0 1. Ishpeming Houston 83 75 .525 2½ Oakland at Baltimore, 1 p.m. Kansas City 4, Minnesota 3, 11 innings His father took him to Royal but probably even more so this McIlroy has a 6-4-4 record, but 2. Ironwood New York 81 76 .516 4 Denver at Tampa Bay, 4:05 p.m. Texas 6, Milwaukee 4 3. Munising Tuesday’s Games Portrush in Northern Ireland for year just because of Darren and he has been particularly strong Los Angeles at Arizona, 4:25 p.m. Houston 8, Seattle 4 4. Wakefield-Marenisco N.Y. Yankees 6, Boston 4 the first time. He also received a the relationship that we have.” New Orleans at San Diego, 4:25 p.m. Chicago White Sox 13, Tampa Bay 6 in singles. He was on the verge of 5. Hancock Toronto 5, Baltimore 1 Dallas at San Francisco, 4:25 p.m. Oakland at L.A. Angels, late new wedge with a rust finish, The best thing McIlroy has a loss to Stewart Cink at Celtic Honorable mention: Newberry, North Detroit 12, Cleveland 0 Kansas City at Pittsburgh, 8:30 p.m. Wednesday’s Games Central Houston 8, Seattle 4 popular back in those days. And given Clarke so far is good form. Manor that might have cost Monday’s Games Seattle (Paxton 5-7) at Houston (Fister UP Division 2 Girls Wednesday’s Games N.Y. Giants at Minnesota, 8:30 p.m. 12-12), 2:10 p.m. he was on the chipping green McIlroy was on the verge of Europe the Ryder Cup. But he 1. Ishpeming Seattle at Houston, 2:10 p.m. Boston (Buchholz 8-10) at N.Y. Yan- 2. Munising Boston at N.Y. Yankees, 7:05 p.m. when he got perhaps the best gift falling out of the conversation of won the 15th hole to square the kees (Mitchell 1-2), 7:05 p.m. 3. Hancock All TimesCFL EDT Baltimore at Toronto, 7:07 p.m. of all. top players. He won the Irish match, and earned a half-point Baltimore (Tillman 16-6) at Toronto 4. St. Ignace EAST DIVISION Cleveland at Detroit, 7:10 p.m. (Liriano 8-13), 7:07 p.m. “All of a sudden, I meet Dar- Open at home in May, but he when he got out of a bunker on 5. Norway WLTPts PF PA NATIONAL LEAGUE Cleveland (McAllister 3-2) at Detroit Honorable mention: Newberry, Rud- Ottawa 65113 314 315 W L Pct WCGB ren Clarke,” McIlroy said Tues- wasn’t a factor in any of the the second try and saved par. (Fulmer 11-7), 7:10 p.m. yard Hamilton 67012 371 339 New York 84 74 .532 — Minnesota (Santana 7-11) at Kansas day at the Ryder Cup. “It was a majors, had slipped from No. 1 in He forgot Chicago was in the UP Division 3 Boys Toronto 58010 311 381 San Francisco 82 74 .526 — City (Vargas 0-0), 7:15 p.m. great birthday for me.” the world a year ago to No. 5, and central time zone in 2012 at 1. (tie) Chassell Montreal 390 6249 295 St. Louis 82 75 .522 ½ Milwaukee (Anderson 9-11) at Texas Stephenson WEST DIVISION Miami 78 79 .497 4½ And that’s what makes this had yet to win on the PGA Tour, Medinah and nearly missed his (Hamels 15-5), 8:05 p.m. 3. Republic-Michigamme WLTPts PF PA Tuesday’s Games Tampa Bay (Snell 6-8) at Chicago week even more special at Hazel- the strongest circuit in golf. tee time, getting a police escort to 4. Cedarville Calgary 11 1123 441 294 N.Y. Mets 12, Miami 1 White Sox (Gonzalez 4-8), 8:10 p.m. 5. Brimley B.C. 84016 341 300 St. Louis 12, Cincinnati 5 tine. So much has changed in the the course, lacing up his shoes Oakland (Gray 5-11) at L.A. Angels Honorable mention: Jeffers, Pickford, Winnipeg 85016 356 304 Colorado at San Francisco, 10:15 p.m. McIlroy took part in Clarke’s last month. and beating Keegan Bradley as (Meyer 1-3), 10:05 p.m. Superior Central Edmonton 67012 374 375 Wednesday’s Games Thursday’s Games foundation at Portrush, which McIlroy struck the ball so Europe rallied for another victo- UP Division 3 Girls Saskatchewan 3 10 06251 405 N.Y. Mets at Miami, 7:10 p.m. Cleveland at Detroit, 1:10 p.m. 1. Chassell Friday, Sept. 30 Cincinnati at St. Louis, 8:15 p.m. was aimed at developing junior purely at the Deutsche Bank ry. Two years ago at Gleneagles, Boston at N.Y. Yankees, 7:05 p.m. 2. Stephenson Edmonton at Winnipeg, 8:30 p.m. Colorado at San Francisco, 10:15 p.m. Baltimore at Toronto, 7:07 p.m. players. Clarke was a star in Championship that a good week he was in the feature pairing 3. Superior Central Saturday, Oct. 1 Minnesota at Kansas City, 7:15 p.m. Northern Ireland, especially of putting — finally — allowed against Rickie Fowler and 4. Cedarville Calgary at Hamilton, 4 p.m. Tampa Bay at Chicago White Sox, 8:10 5. (tie) Brimley Ottawa at BC, 10 p.m. Hockey after 2000 when he took down him to rally for a 65 to win by two crushed him from the start, win- p.m. Mid-Peninsula Sunday, Oct. 2 Oakland at Seattle, 10:10 p.m. Tiger Woods at his best in the shots. Then, he had everything ning 5-and-4 to build momentum Honorable mention: Dollar Bay, Repub- Toronto at Montreal, 1 p.m. NHL Preseason 2000 Match Play Championship fall into place at East Lake on early. lic-Michigamme National League Tuesday’s Games Basketball All Times EDT Florida (ss) 4, Nashville 1 at La Costa. Sunday, playing the final three He does have one tiny piece of Football East Division Buffalo 3, Ottawa 2, OT “I remember him saying to me holes in 3 under and winning the history working against him. W L Pct GB Philadelphia 4, N.Y. Islanders (ss) 0 x-Washington 92 65 .586 — N.Y. Rangers 5, N.Y. Islanders (ss) 2 — I was chipping around the Tour Championship in a four- McIlroy is only the fifth player All TimesNFL EDT WNBAAll Times Playoffs EDT New York 84 74 .532 8½ Nashville 2, Florida (ss) 1 practice green and he was doing hole playoff over Ryan Moore. to win a PGA Tour event the AMERICAN CONFERENCE Third Round Miami 78 79 .497 14 Montreal 5, Washington 2 the same thing — and he just That also made McIlroy the week before a Ryder Cup, and East (Best-of-5) Philadelphia 70 86 .449 21½ Detroit 4, Pittsburgh 2 W LT Pct PF PA (x-if necessary) Atlanta 63 92 .406 28 Carolina 3, Tampa Bay 2 said to me, ‘Practice, practice, FedEx Cup champion for the only one of them — Fred Couples practice.’ And that’s always been first time. in 1991 — went on to have a win- his motto,” McIlroy said. “That He is not lacking for confi- ning record that week. Couples day has always stuck with me, dence at Hazeltine, where he tied won the B.C. Open and then Pats, Denver tied at No. 1 in AP Power Rankings and even this week, all those for third in his PGA Champi- went 3-1-1 at Kiawah Island. memories come rushing back.” NEW YORK (AP) — The Den- hopeless pursuit of the perennial spots to round out the top five. onship debut. “Hopefully, I can continue to This is the fourth Ryder Cup ver Broncos are off to a perfect AFC East champs and Super Seattle also made a big leap, “I’m confident in my game, I’m play the way I’ve been playing for McIlroy, who has yet to expe- start under quarterback Trevor Bowl contenders.” moving six spots to No. 6. confident coming in here and I and produce quality shots under rience what it’s like to lose on Siemian. The New England The defending champion AFC North rivals Baltimore feel like I’m obviously playing pressure like you need to in a Sunday in singles or lose the Patriots also are 3-0 despite Broncos will try to stay unbeaten and Pittsburgh are tied for No. 7. pretty well,” he said. “I don’t Ryder Cup,” McIlroy said. Ryder Cup as a team. He doesn’t playing without superstar Tom when they head to Tampa Bay. The Chiefs are No. 9 after forcing know how much bearing it will “That’s all I’m focused on this want to see that streak end Brady. The Vikings, who are 3-0 eight turnovers in a rout of the have on the team as a whole. week is just trying to play the with Clarke as the European The past two Super Bowl win- despite injuries to Teddy Bridge- Jets. Obviously, I’m very excited to get best possible golf that I can and captain. ners also share the top spot in water and Adrian Peterson, “What a performance by the going again and play, but just win the most points, and ulti- “I think it’s special for both of the latest AP Pro32 poll released received the other first-place vote Chiefs defense, which is still happy with where my game is. mately that will help the team do us, that he is now a Ryder Cup on Tuesday. and are No. 3 in the poll. missing Justin Houston but has “Never experienced a loss what we want to achieve.” The Patriots received six first- “Getting off to a 3-0 start the league’s next great young place votes and the Broncos despite losing their franchise cornerback, Marcus Peters,” earned five and both have 377 QB, once-in-a-generation RB and Vrentas said. points from balloting by media starting LT in the span of a few And the Panthers, despite Tebow sharp in tuneup before instructional league debut members who regularly cover the weeks is Patriots-esque,” said being 1-2 on the season, round PORT ST. LUCIE, Fla. (AP) pitching and get live at-bats. I’m barely eluding diving shortstop NFL. Jenny Vrentas of The Monday out the top 10. — Tim Tebow may have had his just getting a little bit better Hansel Moreno, delighting the It’s the second consecutive Morning Quarterback. “Cam Newton is getting pum- best day as a New York Mets every day. That’s the goal.” couple of hundred fans on hand. week for a tie at the top spot in “Credit to head coach Mike meled in the early going, as the prospect. The first week of camp had While attempting to steal, Tebow the poll. Last week the Patriots Zimmer.” Panthers continue the trend of The 2007 Heisman Trophy more the feel of a circus. Tebow, scored when the ball was batted and Steelers were tied at No. 1. The Eagles, led by rookie Super Bowl losers who struggle winner and former NFL quarter- the first sophomore to win the into play and Moreno committed The Patriots will play their quarterback Carson Wentz, are the year after,” Glauber said. back had two hits, scored a run Heisman, was on display with a throwing error on a force play last game without the suspended also 3-0 and in first place in the “Eight sacks, three intercep- and ended a three-inning game new teammates, new surround- at second. Brady when they host the Bills NFC East. Philly jumped 11 tions and a sore ankle for New- with a sliding grab Tuesday in ings and playing a sport he had Tebow followed in the third on Sunday. spots to No. 4 in the poll after ton in a lopsided home loss to the his final tuneup before his not competed in since high inning with a sharp single “The genius of Bill Belichick routing the Steelers 34-3 on Sun- resurgent Vikings.” instructional league debut. He is school. through the left side on a 93 mph has the Patriots in early control day. After consecutive losses in to play Wednesday against the His work last week with the fastball from Cameron Planck. of the AFC East. As per usual,” “More popular than Philly prime time, the Bears replaced St. Louis Cardinals’ instructional instructional staff paid dividends “I just tried to take it where it Newsday’s Bob Glauber said. cheesesteaks, rookie QB Carson the Browns at the bottom of the club. Tuesday. Facing highly regarded was pitched,” he said. “One more week to go before Wentz has already won over a poll at No. 32. “I feel like every day I’m get- Mets prospect Marcos Molina, Tebow played left field, and in Tom Brady returns, presumably demanding fan base,” said Ira “After three demoralizing ting a little more comfortable,” Tebow struck out swinging on the second inning charged hard picks up where he left off and Kaufman of the Pro Football Hall weeks, Soldier Field is an said Tebow, who singled in his four pitches in the first inning. on Moreno’s fly but failed to get keeps the Jets, Bills and Dol- of Fame. afterthought compared to last two at-bats of the simulated In the second, he looped a sin- close enough as the ball landed phins spinning their wheels in The Packers jumped four Wrigley Field,” Kaufman said. game. “It’s great just to see live gle to shallow center, the ball foul. IIHF slightly upgrades odds NHL players will be in Olympics TORONTO (AP) — International Ice “I think it is 50-50 chance,” Fasel told not expected to pay for travel and insur- potentially before,” Daly said. “But it is Fasel said. “I will go everywhere and Hockey Federation President Rene The Associated Press on Tuesday ahead ance costs to get NHL players to the pre- also possible that you don’t go to one anywhere to beg for the money. That is Fasel feels better about the chances of of Game 1 of the World Cup of Hockey vious five Olympics. Olympics and you do go to the other. I my job.” having NHL players compete at the final. “The IOC’s position, obviously, didn’t don’t think anybody has ruled that out Fasel said he had Olympic-related 2018 Olympics in South Korea than he NHL officials, however, sounded an make it any easier,” NHL Commissioner as a possibility.” discussions with Bettman and NHLPA did earlier this year. The league doesn’t ominous tone. Gary Bettman said. Fasel, saying he is simply at fan at Executive Director Don Fehr on Sept. 19 sound nearly as confident and may be “Time is very short to make a decision The IOC spent about $14 million to the World Cup of Hockey in Toronto, in Toronto, and plans to meet with them looking six years ahead to China and I’m not sure there has been a lot of cover travel and insurance costs for intends to “beg” for $10 million to cover again in November. instead. progress made in the past six months, NHL players for the 2014 Olympics. expenses for NHL players to be at the “Gary would like to make decision In May at the IIHF world champi- and I’m not sure there’s any prospect for Fasel expects the bill would be about $10 2018 Olympics. before end of the year,” Fasel said. onship, Fasel said he thought there was progress being made,” Deputy Commis- million for the next Olympics because he He hopes to persuade national Mike Babcock, who has led Canada a 60 percent chance the NHL and NHL sioner Bill Daly said. “On the basis on said it won’t be necessary to charter Olympic committees and hockey federa- to gold at the last two Olympics and is Players Association would pass on the that, I’m more negative today than I was planes to South Korea as it was to get tions to donate the funds to keep the hoping to add a World Cup of Hockey opportunity to participate in a sixth two weeks ago.” players to Sochi, Russia. game’s best players on the biggest stage title to his collection of accomplish- straight Olympics. Whether the best Money is a big factor in the delibera- While the league doesn’t sound eager in sports. To make up the shortfall, ments this week, made his preference hockey players in the world go to South tions. about going to South Korea, it does Fasel acknowledged the IIHF could pos- clear before the puck dropped Tuesday Korea in about 16 months is up to the NHL players have not and will not sound very interested in tapping into sibly use some of the $40 million it gets night. league and union, though Russian star get paid for participating in the China’s huge market in 2022. from the IOC every four years and make “The World Cup is great. It’s not the Alexander Ovechkin of the Washington Olympics, but their travel expenses and “When the IOC awarded the Beijing cuts from its development programs for Olympics,” Babcock said in an unsolicit- Capitals has said he will go no matter insurance have been covered in the past. Games, it certainly created a bigger boys and girls. ed comparison of the two events. “Let’s what . The International Olympic Committee is opportunity than we thought existed “Our job at the IIHF is find solution,” not get confused.” l THE DAILY GLOBE • YOURDAILYGLOBE.COM COMICS WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 28, 2016 11 DEFLOCKED Wife’s alcoholism causes strain on relationship

Dear Annie: My wife and I loved one’s drinking — so even if have been married for 12 years, you don’t consider your wife an and I absolutely love her and the alcoholic, they’re still for you. My kids. But at family events, she heart goes out to you, and I wish tends to get really drunk and you all the best. mean. Usually, I end up taking Dear Annie: I live in an the lumps of her aggression, but Dear apartment complex, and my sometimes it’s someone else. I Annie upstairs neighbors recently had feel guilty when that happens, a baby. I swear that she is the because I’m just happy that it loudest baby I’ve ever heard. I’m isn’t me. tends as if it never happened. losing my mind from the lack of Her family has a lot of issues, One example: Last weekend, sleep. Why can’t they keep her MOTHER GOOSE & GRIMM as does mine, and when we get her sister was in town (she’s a content? And why would anyone together for events, she gets complete mess, but it’s way too with a newborn live in an apart- loud, obnoxious and downright long of a story to explain), and ment complex anyway? Should I ugly to whichever poor soul rubs my wife went to visit her at their her the wrong way first. She talk to them? — Newborn parents’ house. I stayed home wakes up with a hangover, apol- Insomniac ogizes when she has to and pre- because of work. She and her sis- Dear Newborn: Sounds as if ter got into a fight that turned somebody needed to cry it out — physical. She called me crying and I don’t mean the baby OUR around midnight. I tried to talk upstairs. Your crankiness is Y her down, but it turned into her understandable, but I’m not sure screaming at me over the phone. what exactly you plan on saying HOROSCOPE My wife is the type who does to the parents: “Excuse me. not take kindly to suggestions, Could you please ask your 3- BORN LOSER especially when she’s intoxicat- month-old to try to keep it down? ed. A simple “maybe it’s time to I’ve got a big presentation tomor- go to bed” will inevitably unleash row. I’m sure she understands.” a vicious monster that will The fact is that these new par- scratch, tear and scream its way ents are very aware of how loud through anything that gets in its EUGENIA their baby is. They have front- LAST path. row seats to that opera. No doubt How can I give her a “last call” they feel bad about keeping up when I see that something is their neighbors, but there’s not Your Birthday about to happen? — Concerned Wednesday, Sept. 28, 2016 much they can do. Husband What you can do, however, is That Dear Concerned: invest in some tools to block out Keep an open mind, listen to what vicious monster you’re dealing others are saying and watch what as much sound as possible. with is alcoholism. ALLEY OOP they’re doing. Gathering information Invest in high-quality noise-can- Your wife needs to stop drink- will give you the edge when it comes celing headphones, a white-noise to domestic, workplace and financial ing. You should try talking to her machine or both. You might even matters. Aim for moderation and sim- about that when she’s sober. But plicity. Indulgence and overspending alcoholism is a disease that sus- consider talking to your landlord will make you look bad and set you tains itself through the mecha- about options for installing back financially. nism of denial, and you should soundproofing material on your LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23) — Take know that her path to recovery ceiling. seriously matters concerning institu- may be a long one. In truth, it Above all, try to be as empa- tions and government agencies. A thetic as possible. Remember, practical approach will be necessary if may be never-ending. you were once a baby, too. you want to avoid opposition. Too Living with an alcoholic can much of anything will be your downfall. leave you feeling desperate and Send your questions for SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) — frustrated to tears — and also Annie Lane to dearannie@cre- Approach whatever you do with a profoundly lonely because you ators.com. To find out more practical plan and an open mind. about Annie Lane and read fea- FOR BETTER OR WORSE feel as if you have no one to talk Being receptive to different techniques to about it. I encourage you to tures by other Creators Syndi- will make things easier and more fun. consider attending a local Al- cate columnists and cartoonists, SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Dec. 21) visit the Creators Syndicate web- — If you aren’t sure about something, Anon Family Groups meeting. don’t make a move. A risky venture will The meetings are free and site at creators.com. leave you stressed out and cause you anonymous, and they’re open to COPYRIGHT 2016 CRE- to rethink your strategy. Concentrate anyone who is bothered by a ATORS.COM on personal improvements instead of trying to change others. CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19) — Nothing will be as it appears. Every- DAILY GLOBE CROSSWORD thing will cost more and take up more time than you had planned. You need to downsize and cut your overhead. Don’t believe everything you hear. FRANK & ERNEST AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 19) — A job opportunity will develop if you send out your resume. Get the inside scoop from a trusted party to help you bring about a positive personal change. PISCES (Feb. 20-March 20) — Speak up and refuse to let anyone push you around. Spice up the way you present yourself to others. Update your look. Romance is highlighted. ARIES (March 21-April 19) — Learn through trial and error. Take a practical approach to any job you are given and leave nothing to chance. An unusual relationship will help you GET FUZZY advance. TAURUS (April 20-May 20) — You’ve got more going for you than you realize. Take pride in what you do and show off the skills and talents you have mastered. Travel and romance are highlighted. GEMINI (May 21-June 20) — Someone will play emotional games with you. Refuse to let anyone talk you into doing something you shouldn’t or don’t want to do. 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Please place all Classi- ping people in their neighbor- the four largest cities of Aleppo, po. By Phillip Alder fied ads by 1:00pm for next-day publica- hoods and hindering rescue Damascus, Homs and Hama, In Russia, Deputy Foreign tion and 1:00pm Friday for Saturday & What does the word “single” Monday publication. workers. On Tuesday, activists along with its Mediterranean Minister Mikhail Bogdanov told mean? reported at least 23 people killed coast. Syria’s ambassador that Moscow Obviously, it depends upon context. It can be one (not two or in airstrikes on two districts in Aleppo is the last of the major has “a firm intention to continue more), or unmarried, or a baseball hit that gets a runner to first base. the rebel-held part of Aleppo. cities still being contested, and it providing assistance to the Syri- In today’s deal, a single suit caused The battle for Aleppo is could take government forces an government in fighting terror- numerous problems in a duplicate tournament. Every South was in four unlikely to be an easy one for between six months and a year to ism and to help achieve the soon- spades. Each faced the start of three rounds of clubs. After that, though, government forces because the capture it, unless they aim to est possible political settlement the paths diverged. What should the isolated rebels say they are “annihilate” the politically signif- of the Syrian crisis.” declarers have done? South was tempted to add an extra point (because of his good five-card suit) and open two no-trump. But the low doubleton club was a distinct Confidential UN report ty Council. The report, obtained Council gave South Sudan’s gov- minus feature. That North hand, as details South Sudan by The Associated Press, offers a ernment an ultimatum in mid- single raises go, on a scale from one DAILY GLOBE Classifieds to 10, would be rated much closer to threats, violence stark list of the ways that South August: Allow the deployment of one than to 10. Sudan’s government has a 4,000-strong regional protection South starts with four potential In Print & Online • 906-932-2211 • www.yourdailyglobe.com losers: one spade, one heart and two KAMPALA, Uganda (AP) — obstructed the U.N. peacekeep- force and let the existing U.N. clubs. He cannot do anything about The U.N. ambulance carried an the rounded suits, so he must hope ing mission in a country devas- mission do its job unimpeded — that East has the spade king and can urgent patient: a local woman in tated by civil war. or face a possible arms embargo. be finessed out of that card. The majority of the declarers in labor. South Sudan government In one incident last month, While South Sudan’s govern- this tournament ruffed the third club soldiers stopped the ambulance low, crossed to dummy with a heart, two South Sudanese soldiers ment agreed in principle to the and ran the spade jack. Great, it 15 times at checkpoints in the stopped a U.N. vehicle and regional force during the coun- won. So they continued with a spade to the queen, but West’s diamond capital, Juba. The Aug. 2 jour- threatened to kill the interna- cil’s visit to the country early this discard was a rude jolt. Suddenly the ney, which usually takes 15 min- tional staffers inside, the report month, its officials have spoken contract had to fail by a single trick. The few farsighted Souths ruffed utes, lasted nearly two hours. says. In another, soldiers in the out against it, saying it violates the third club with the spade nine or “The baby was dead on deliv- 10. Then, after crossing to the board capital beat the driver of a U.N. the country’s sovereignty. Hostil- with a heart, they ran the spade ery,” says a confidential report truck “with an electric cord.” ity against the international eight, underplaying their four. Then they could pass the spade jack, play from U.N. Secretary-General The report is the first by the community inside South Sudan a spade to the queen, cash the spade Ban Ki-moon to the U.N. Securi- ace to catch East’s king, and claim. U.N. chief since the Security has grown. Study this suit combination and its close cousins.

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Everyone received The Days Inn Chair- works well together and enjoys man’s Award and The Best of being together.” Days Inn Award. As a team, she said the staff According to information pro- works hard to maintain 69 rooms vided, The Days Inn Chairman’s and operate a 24-hour pool, a Award is presented to an “elite whirlpool and a sauna. group of Days Inn hotels” which Over the past three years, she obtain a 4.0 or higher WynRe- said every guest room, the lobby, view score; earn an “A” quality the breakfast area and the stair- assurance score; and tally a min- wells have been renovated. imum of 120 valid Wyndham Meanwhile, Wolfe-Tank said Rewards enrollments over the the hotel has worked with Focus award period. on Energy, a state utility pro- Wolfe-Tank said the Days Inn gram which helps Wisconsin of Hurley was one of 93 recipi- businesses lower operational Tom Stankard/Daily Globe ents out of 1,791 Days Inn fran- costs and improve their bottom THE DAYS Inn in Hurley recently received the 2015 Days Inn Chairman’s Award and Best of Days Inn Award. Among the staff celebrating the chises. lines through energy efficiency accomplishments are, first row, from left — Lori Barthel, James Mallison, Lauretta Fortier, Taylor-Jo Kasieta and Mary Game; second row — Jessi- The “Best of Days Inn” not and renewable energy projects. ca Mead, Rudie Oszakiewski, Susan Wolfe-Tank, Jessica Kasieta, Michelle Holm, Giovana Boucher and Dannice Armata; third row — Michael Osza- only meet the criteria for the She said doing so has helped kiewski, Roger Kienitz, Yvonne Canalia and Debbie Teige. Not pictured were Molly Anderson, Bailey Barthel, Jamee Bastman, Sue Gygi, Miluska Chairman’s Award, but also them manage energy costs, con- Malaga, Doug Mead, Vickee Saari and Aaron Sturtz. must have a minimum of 360 trol energy demand, protect the valid Wyndham Rewards enroll- environment and promote in- said the hotel is “happy to be able This year, Wolfe-Tank said During July and August, she said. “So we want it to be the abso- ments. Wolfe-Tank said the Days state economic development. to offer” open swimming to the the hotel is “very excited” to have said the Hurley Summer lute best guest experience.” Inn of Hurley was one of 26 recip- Through this effort, Wolfe- public. Wolfe-Tank said open infant and toddler swim lessons S.T.A.R.S. program comes one Projects for 2016-17 Wolfe- ients for this award. Tank said the staff has replaced swim hours are Sunday through available with instructors Cece day per week so the children can Tank said, include additional The Wyndham Rewards Pro- all guest room smoke alarms and Thurs from noon to 9 p.m., Russo and Ashley Oliver. swim. WiFi access points, guest room gram caters to leisure and busi- upgraded their fire alarm and depending on occupancy. On Monday, Wednesday and Moving forward, Wolfe-Tank artwork, pillow top mattresses, ness travelers who visit popular smoke detection system. “We always encourage calling Friday, she said there are water said she and the staff are always hallway carpeting, as well as destinations in the United States Due to the pool closing at first to make sure the pool is aerobics classes from 9 a.m. to 10 looking for ways to improve. work on the roof and parking and across the world. Gogebic Community College, she available,” she said. a.m. with Gina Movrich. “Every guest is different,” she lot. Adoptive Pets at HOPE Animal Shelter 7 Days A Week • 2:00pm-5:00pm • 906-932-1511• www.myhopeanimalshelter.org BBAAIILLEEYY SSAADDIIEE PPAAWWSS BBAARRTT

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