Isolated thunderstorms High: 81 | Low: 64 | Details, page 2 DAILY GLOBE yourdailyglobe.com Saturday, June 18, 2016 75 cents GROCERY STORE RIBBON CUTTING Local, state officials celebrate future Hurley grocery store

By RICHARD JENKINS of support from the local commu- [email protected] nity, and other partners that HURLEY — A crowd of were assembled, to really show around 50 people gathered in the the community was really com- parking lot of the former Hurley mitted to getting this done,” Super One on Tenth Avenue Fri- LaMue, the WEDC’s vice presi- day for a ceremony in recognition dent of business and community of the city of Hurley receiving a development, told the Daily grant that will bring the return Globe following the event. “So of a grocery store to the city. the strong partnership was very In addition to a ceremonial much a factor (in Hurley getting ribbon cutting, several speakers the grant).” addressed the crowd, including Ben and Joe Campioni, the Iron County Development Zone owners of Pat’s IGA — the chain Coordinator Kelly Klein, Hurley moving into Hurley — were also Mayor Joe Pinardi and the Wis- on hand. The brothers thanked consin Economic Development the crowd for the support and Corporation’s Barb LaMue. said they were excited to open A $250,000 WEDC community the Hurley location. Richard Jenkins/Daily Globe investment grant is largely Gene Mylener, with Great STATE AND local officials cut a ceremonial ribbon at the former Hurley Super One store off Tenth Avenue on Friday to celebrate the city receiving responsible for enabling the gro- a grant that will return a grocery store to the site. Attending the ceremony were, from left, Hurley City Council members Jamey Francis and Robert cery store to return to Hurley. Lanctoe; Great Lakes Food’s Gene Mylener; Pat’s IGA owners Ben and Joe Campioni; Hurley Mayor Joe Pinardi, and city council members Joanne “I think it was the outpouring Bruneau and Jay Aijala. GROCERY — page 5 Ironwood man MURAL REPAIRS Ironwood budget holds gets 4 months jail line on property taxes

By RALPH ANSAMI City treasurer Paul Linn said in larceny case [email protected] the millage rate will continue at IRONWOOD — A $10,346,100 29.6658. By RICHARD JENKINS budget for 2016-’17 that includes He noted the budget includes [email protected] identical millage rates to 2015- funding for facade improvements BESSEMER — An Ironwood ’16 was approved by the Iron- to the Memorial Building and a man received the potential for a wood City Commission following gymnasium upgrade and second chance in Gogebic Coun- a public hearing on Monday. $500,000 for street projects. ty Circuit Court when he was The total general fund rev- Citizen Bill Martell ques- sentenced on a larceny charge enue budget of $3,325,500 is up tioned why there was $12,000 Thursday. from $3,168,000 of a year ago. It less budgeted for parks mainte- Ira Asher Wilson-Johnson, calls for $1,782,000 to be collect- nance and said ordinance viola- 19, pleaded guilty to the five- ed in property taxes, with tion collection projections were year felony, larceny from a $726,000 projected from state too low in the budget. motor vehicle, as part of a plea grants. Other major funds include: deal he made with the Gogebic Last year, the commission Major street fund — $919,800; County prosecutor’s office in approved property taxes of local street fund — $872,400; March. $1,777,000, so the increase will library fund — $199,900; civic On Thursday, Wilson-John- be just $5,000. center fund — $192,900; equip- son was sentenced to four The city’s fiscal year runs ment fund — $712,500; water months in jail for the larceny through June 30. fund — $1,919,200; sewer fund charge, however Circuit Judge Last year, the commission — $1,900,200; cemetery fund Michael Pope agreed to grant approved a $12,229,600 budget him Holmes Youthful Trainee that reflected the U.S.. 2 renova- Act designation. tion project costs. The designation is applicable BUDGET — page 5 to those between 17 and 21 with no prior felony convic- tions, and allows those who suc- cessfully complete the require- Two suspects indicted in ments without getting into fur- ther legal trouble to have the felony not appear on their Wausau area meth probe records. MADISON, Wis.— A grand It alleges Rasmussen was Pope had struggled with jury has indicted two more men involved with more than 500 what sentence to deliver, say- for meth dealing in the Wausau grams of meth and Schmeltzer ing that while Wilson-John- area. with more than 50 grams, based son was young, several crimi- Paul Rasmussen, 34, of on their participation in the con- nal incidents when he was a Osseo, and Christopher spiracy. juvenile indicated he may be Schmeltzer, 45, of Merrill, have Ten people have been heading toward a life of been charged with conspiring to charged as members of a con- crime. distribute methamphetamine spiracy to distribute meth that “You’re a young man. You’ve and to possess meth with intent operated in the central Wiscon- got your whole life ahead of you to distribute, according to John sin area from June 2013 to May and it certainly doesn’t make W. Vaudreuil, U.S. Attorney for 2016, Vaudreuil said. sense to be convicted of a felony the Western District of Wiscon- Previously indicted were: at such a young age,” Pope said. sin. —Joseph Kujawa, 37, Oak- “What makes it difficult is An indictment returned on dale, Minn. when I look at your history, it June 1 by a grand jury sitting in tells me maybe you’re growing Madison was unsealed. into a criminal.” METH page 5 “... And the reason I’m strug- — gling with (the sentence) is, I’m trying to understand the kind of young man you want to be. Do you want to be a criminal, or Vilas victim’s name released do you want to be a good father EAGLE RIVER, Wis. — The a.m. Sunday on Shangri La Road and someone who is beneficial Vilas County Sheriff’s Depart- off Wisconsin 17 in the town of to society?” Larry Holcombe/Daily Globe ment has released the name of Washington. Wilson-Johnson’s attorney, RON HOEFT, left, and Ken Challis, of Hoeft Construction Company of Hurley, do some repair work on the man who was blowing leaves Jastrow was standing in the Anna Talaska, argued the sta- the Miners Memorial Mural on the corner of McLeod Avenue and Suffolk Street in downtown Iron- when struck and killed by a vehi- roadway when he was struck by tus was crucial to ensuring he wood Friday afternoon. The mural was damaged by a private snowplow driver on April 8. The mural cle on Sunday. the vehicle. repair is not finished, as Hoeft’s crew replaced some of the old mural and installed a new primed sec- Mark Jastrow, 56, of Eagle The name of the driver was tion of plywood that still needs to be painted to match what was there. Hoeft said the artist, Kelly River, was the victim. not released and no charges were Meredith, of Butternut, Wis., is expected to paint on-site Monday, weather permitting. The accident occurred at 10:04 issued. IRONWOOD — page 5 C O N T A C T U S WEATHER INSIDE INDEX

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By the middle of next high pressure lifting out of Mexi- Health experts say even a dif- week, the high pressure ridge is QUALITY SERVICES AVAILABLE co is on course to also scorch ference of a few degrees outside expected to shift toward the Four • Oil Change • Brakes • Belts • Hoses other parts of Arizona and can cause the body temperature Corners region — southwestern • Exhaust • AC & Heating Service Southern California, bringing to spike, potentially affecting the Colorado, southeastern Utah, • Fuel Kare Service • Shocks & Struts potentially record-shattering brain and other organs. The northeastern Arizona and north- • Wheel Alignments • CV Boots & Axles temperatures. elderly, babies and those with western New Mexico, which will • Radiator Flush • Transmission Flush Though accustomed to triple health problems are especially likely see above-normal tempera- • Ball Joints • Wheel Balancing digits, the upcoming heat spell is vulnerable because they can’t tures. • Tie Rod Ends • 4-Wheel Drive Repair a rarity in Phoenix, a desert cool down as fast. As in previous heat waves, • Heater Fans • Heater Cores metropolis of 1.5 million people, Between 2006 and 2010, some those living in high heat zones • Water Pumps • Tire Rotation • Siping Tires • Frost Plug Heater raising concerns of heat stroke. 3,000 Americans died from heat- are urged to limit outdoor activi- • Flat Tire Repair • Headlight Replacement Temperatures are predicted to related illnesses, according to ties this weekend and to seek • Batteries; sold, tested & installed hit 118 degrees in Phoenix on government statistics. shelter in air-conditioned build- Sunday and peak at 119 degrees “No one needs to die in a heat ings. People should also stay Monday. Such heat is “rare, dan- wave, yet we do have deaths. hydrated and drink plenty of gerous and deadly,” according to They’re all preventable,” said water. 1,200-foot amusement ride a National Weather Service Kristie Ebi, a professor of global June is typically the warmest warning. health at the University of — and driest — month for desert “This is extreme even for our Washington. Southwest states. This toasty proposed for NY’s Penn Station standards,” said Matthew Earlier this month, a swath of period is followed by the mon- Hirsch, a weather service meteo- the West Coast sweltered under soon season marked by dust NEW YORK (AP) — Catching said. “Anything that’s new is going building. They say it would gener- rologist in Phoenix. heat warnings that forced sport- storms, flash floods and light- a train at New York’s crowded to be complicated.” ate $25 million to $38 million a The hottest day on record in ing events to start in the evening ning. Penn Station is no thrill. But a Washburn and Gerber submit- year in ticket sales. Phoenix occurred June 26, 1990, and festivals to ditch some of the Until then, “it’s just plain hot. development team has proposed a ted their plan after Democratic Gov. Washburn said he got the idea when the thermometer reached usual pomp and circumstance. There are no other words,” said novel plan to overhaul the station: Andrew Cuomo put out a request in from the New York Wheel, the 630- 122 degrees. Phoenix experienced its earliest Kelly Redmond, deputy director Build a 1,200-foot thrill ride on top January for proposals to renovate foot Ferris wheel now under con- Extreme heat is likely to recorded 115-degree day on June of the Western Regional Climate of it and pay for renovations by the rail hub he called “a blight on struction on Staten Island. “We fig- become more common, scientists 4. Center in Nevada. charging $35 a ticket. the greatest city in the world.” ured, aha! Take that circle, make it say, blaming man-made green- On Friday, the agency that It’s bound to get hotter in the The plan submitted to state Plans to redo Penn Station, horizontal and elevate it,” he said. house gas pollution. operates California’s wholesale future, researchers say. A recent officials envisions a transparent which handles more than 650,000 Jonathan Gouveia, senior “We should anticipate more power system said it’s preparing study by the National Center for tower called the Halo with 11 gon- passengers daily on Amtrak and director of planning and infras- and more of this extreme heat, for the heat and may ask resi- Atmospheric Research in Col- dolas offering free-fall rides of commuter rail lines, have been tructure for the Municipal Art and we’re getting to feel it first- dents to voluntarily conserve orado calculated that summers varying speeds. stalled for years. Society, an urban planning advo- hand. It is what global warming power to prevent rotating out- across much of the globe later “You’re experiencing New York Washburn and Gerber both cacy group, said he sees problems looks and feels like,” University ages. this century could be warmer City in an unforgettable way,” previously served as president of with the thrill ride. of Arizona climate scientist Death Valley, California, than any summer experienced so said Alexandros Washburn, presi- the Penn Station Redevelopment Gouveia said placing the ride Jonathan Overpeck said in an which bills itself as the hottest far if current emissions continue. dent of Brooklyn Capital Part- Corp., a public-private body that on top of Madison Square Garden ners, the partnership behind the oversaw an earlier upgrade. and Penn Station would foreclose plan. “It’s something you will not “We have been there. We know the option of moving the Garden Assistant principal faces murder charge in co-worker’s death be able to do anywhere else in the that a new approach is needed,” off Penn Station, which his orga- world.” said Washburn, an architect who nization has pushed for. “We BATON ROUGE, La. (AP) — An autopsy showed Washing- responsibilities with ‘our unborn John Gerber, chairman of also has held the job of chief urban think both of those facilities are A Baton Rouge school’s assistant ton died from a gunshot wound to daughter,’” the report said. Brooklyn Capital Partners, said designer for New York City. bad for each other,” he said. principal faces a murder charge her head, according to East Baton Burns described those allega- the ride is feasible from an engi- Washburn said that as “out of Gouveia also noted that mid- in the death of a pregnant co- Rouge Parish Coroner Beau tions of an affair between Marks neering standpoint, but he the box” as the thrill-ride plan town Manhattan is not zoned for worker who allegedly threatened Clark, who ruled that her death and Washington as “reckless.” acknowledged that government might seem, “It’s coming from peo- amusement park rides. to expose their extramarital was a homicide. “His wife stands firmly by his agencies and New Yorkers might ple who have worked on building A spokesman for Empire State affair, police said Friday. Police originally arrested side,” Burns said. not embrace the idea. New York City for 20 years.” Development, the agency that’s Robert Javontie Marks, 39, Marks on June 9 on child kidnap- Washington’s daughter told Other ideas floated for renovat- Washburn and Gerber say the reviewing Penn Station proposals, already was jailed on a kidnap- ping and child desertion charges detectives that “Mr. Robbie” had ing the station have included more Halo could be situated either on said it can’t comment on the pro- ping charge when police arrested related to Washington’s 3-year- hurt her mother, the report said. traditional concepts, like building top of Madison Square Garden, posals until a development team him Friday on new charges of old daughter. The child also said she heard a office towers. the arena that crowns the under- has been chosen. first-degree murder and first- Marks’ attorney, Lionel Lon bang and saw her mom “shak- “It’s a public process and there ground Penn Station, or one block Washburn admitted that the degree feticide in the death of 40- Burns, said his client denies any ing.” are a lot of stakeholders,” Gerber west atop the Farley Post Office tower-ride proposal was missing one year-old Lyntell Washington. involvement in Washington’s “She further stated that Mr. requirement: a $15 million bond. Washington’s body was found death and extends his “deepest Robbie was trying to clean the “They wanted a $15 million in a roadside ditch June 14 in sympathy” to her family. Burns blood and that her mother was ‘in bond or line of credit in their Iberville Parish, west of Baton described Marks and Washington the lake,’” the report said. hands,” he said. “There was a dis- Rouge. She had been missing as “friends” but wouldn’t com- Marks told investigators he connect because they also asked since June 9, when her 3-year-old ment on the claim that his client last saw Washington at a Wal- for innovation. We decided that daughter was found alone near was the father of Washington’s Mart in Baker about 8 or 8:30 it’s worth submitting.” her mother’s blood-stained car. unborn child. p.m. June 8, the report said. “I’ll let the Baton Rouge Police However, police said records for PRICES GOOD THROUGH JULY 2, 2016 Department provide the sensa- cellphones belonging to Marks tionalism. I’ll let the facts come and Washington showed the Ryan’s WoodbridgeWINES IRISH CREAM out in court,” he said. phones traveled to Iberville $ 99 Marks is an assistant princi- Parish later that night, arriving 1.5 1.75 $ 99 pal at Brookstown Magnet Hon- there about 9:45 p.m. and leaving 9 Reg. 17.99 14 RAINYRAINY ors Academy, where Washington approximately 15 minutes later worked as an instructional spe- before returning to the area in PEPSI PRODUCTS cialist. East Baton Rouge Parish Baton Rouge where Washington’s DAYDAY school system spokeswoman car was found. CUBE Adonica Pelichet Duggan said Baton Rouge Police Cpl. $ 75 earlier this week that Marks was L’Jean Mckneely Jr. said Marks 24 pk. - no dep. SALE!SALE! 7 placed on administrative leave didn’t have a criminal record Everything is on Sale, so float on by after his arrest. prior to his arrest. Marks Miller High Life LIGHT BEER and check out our greenhouses! A co-worker told investigators acknowledged having a relation- $ 25 that Washington was pregnant ship with Washington but 18pk. no dep. 8 • 4 Greenhouses • Beautiful Hanging Baskets with Marks’ child and had threat- refused to answer other questions • Flower Pouches • Trees, Shrubs, Perennials ened to tell Marks’ wife about from detectives, Mckneely said. FIREWORKS STAND their relationship, according to a “No words. No emotion. No • Flowers and Vegetable Plants • Custom Planting police report. The report says nothing. Just a blank stare,” he COMING SOON OPEN Monday-Saturday 9-5; Sunday 9-3 Marks knew Washington was added. five months pregnant. Burns said Marks is a former Wisconsin LOCATED AT 162 N. COUNTY RD. 519, WAKEFIELD, MI OWN OUNTRY Fishing Investigators recovered Marine who earned a doctorate in T & C 1 mile down N. County Rd. 519 just off M-28, screenshots of text messages education and served as an License Look for pink flower cabin signs. Liquor Store Non-Resident [email protected] Find us on Facebook between Marks and Washington, administrator at other Baton ATV Permits who asks him in one message if Rouge schools before starting his Hwy. 51, Hurley, Wisconsin 715-561-3252 906-364-0669 he is “attempting to avoid his current job about a year ago. THE DAILY GLOBE • YOURDAILYGLOBE.COM COMMUNITY SATURDAY, JUNE 18, 2016 l 3 Community calendar GOLF FOR A CAUSE Briefs Regional Hospice plans Tuesday, June 21 Memory Garden Email calendar items and com- Gogebic County Veterans Ser- munity news to news@yourdaily- vice Officer, 10:30-11:30 a.m., IRONWOOD — Regional Pickleball, 9-11 a.m., Ironwood globe.com. For more information, Wakefield City Hall; 1-2 p.m., Memorial Building. Hospice volunteers have planted call 906-932-2211. Watersmeet Township; 2:45-3:15 Iron-Gogebic Integrated Family and maintained a flower garden p.m., Marenisco Township. 906-667- Saturday, June 18 Services, 9-10:30 a.m., Iron County in Ironwood’s Longyear Park for 1110. Courthouse, Hurley. 906-663-4045 approximately 16 years. The Alcoholics Anonymous, noon, Community Pickleball Pad- or 715-561-2191. idea of this garden was con- Salem Lutheran Church, Ironwood. dlers, 8:30-11:30 a.m., Mercer Wisconsin Veterans Employ- ceived by the late Marion Wil- area74.org. School gymnasium. 715-776-4588. ment Services Representative, 9- Top Chef Competition, 1 p.m., son, who was the hospice social Children’s Story Hour, 10 a.m., 11:30 a.m., veterans service office, Ironwood Carnegie Library. Grades worker at that time. Marenisco Public Library. Hurley. 715-392-7808. 3-6. Register at 906-932-0203. The Plant a Memory Garden Alcoholics Anonymous, 11 Gogebic County Veterans Ser- Grief Support Group, 2 p.m., all program is one of Regional Hos- a.m., Salem Lutheran Church, Iron- vice Officer, 9:30-11:30 a.m., Iron- welcome, The Inn Bed and Break- wood. area74.org. wood Memorial Building. 906-667- pice’s fundraisers. A flower can fast, Montreal, Wis. 906-663-0308. 1110. be purchased for $5, year round, Sunday, June 19 Pokemon Group, 4-5 p.m., Iron- Blood Pressure Screening, 11 in honor or memory of a loved wood Carnegie Library. a.m.-1 p.m., with Regional Hospice one or friend. Alcoholics Anonymous, 1 p.m., ReGeneration Youth, 5:30-6:45 nurses, Mill Street Garden, Besse- On Tuesday at 6:30 p.m., closed meeting, Salem Lutheran p.m., ages 10-11; Relentless Youth, mer. 906-663-0308. Church, Ironwood. 7-9 p.m., ages 12-18; Lighthouse there will be a special dedication Alcoholics Anonymous, noon, Submitted photo Alcoholics Anonymous, 7:30 Faith Center, Ironwood. program at the park to include Salem Lutheran Church, Ironwood. OVERALL AND men’s champions of the recent Support for Sight golf p.m., Sharon Lutheran Church, Alcoholics Anonymous, 6:30 the presentation of colors, an area74.org. tournament at Tahoe Lynx in Mercer include, from left: David Cook, Bessemer. area74.org. p.m., First Presbyterian Church, invocation by a local member of Ironwood Kiwanis Club, noon, Hurley. area74.org. Minocqua area; Darrick Christensen, and Gil and Bub Chapman, of Lac the clergy, reading of the hono- Monday, June 20 Golden Dragon. Government du Flambeau. They shot a 6-under-par 29. Ewen-Trout Creek Booster rariums and memorials, and a Downtown Ironwood Develop- Gogebic County Human Ser- Club, 6 p.m., Ewen Centennial Hall. concert by the Gogebic Range ment Authority, 8 a.m., meeting, vices Agency Board, 9 a.m., Goge- North Country Trail, 6 p.m., Band. Conference Room 1, second floor, bic County Medical Care Facility, Regal Country Inn, Wakefield. 906- Regional Hospice care is pro- Memorial Building, Ironwood. Wakefield. 229-5122. Lions, Lioness host Support vided regardless of the ability to Iron County Food Pantry, 9 Hurley VFW Post 1580, 6 p.m., Friday, June 24 pay, according to an organiza- a.m.-4 p.m., 72 Michigan Ave., Mon- VFW post home. tion spokesperson. “Although treal, Wis. 715-561-4450. Gogebic Range Concert Band Double Trouble, 11 a.m.-12:30 Alcoholics Anonymous, noon, hospice services are often cov- with Hospice, 6:30 p.m., Longyear p.m., Serenity Center, Ironwood. for Sight golf tournament ered by Medicare and private Salem Lutheran Church, Ironwood. Mercer Food Pantry, noon-1 Park, Ironwood. insurances, such payments area74.org. Bessemer Veterans of Foreign p.m., Railroad Street, Mercer, Wis. MERCER, Wis. — The second There was a tie in the mixed Alcoholics Anonymous, 6 p.m., Wars, 7 p.m., VFW hall, Bessemer. Emergencies: 715-476-7655. annual Support for Sight golf category with a score of 1 under rarely cover the full cost of care, Our Lady of Peace Catholic Church, Alcoholics Anonymous, 7 p.m., Ironwood Carnegie Library tournament was held at Tahoe par, 34, by Roger Hinterthuer, so fundraising is necessary.” Ironwood. area74.org. Episcopal Church of the Transfigura- Board, 4 p.m. Each year Regional Hospice Harbortown AA, 7:30 p.m. EDT, Lynx Golf Course in Mercer on Mercer and Arizona, his son, tion, Ironwood. area74.org. Alcoholics Anonymous/Al- June 5. Brian, Milwaukee area; Dick has two fundraisers — the Polar Ontonagon United Methodist Church Anon, noon, Salem Lutheran Plunge and the Plant a Memory basement, next to Holiday gas sta- Wednesday, June 22 Support for Sight is a nonprof- Fryar and Pat Wonderling, of Church, Ironwood. area74.org. Garden. tion, Ontonagon. area74.org. Harbortown AA, 7:30 p.m. EDT, it organization created by Lion Mercer; and the team of Don and Christian Men of the Northland, For more information, call the Methamphetamine ETC, 8 p.m., Ontonagon United Methodist Church and Lioness clubs in Vilas and Denese Odermann, Steve Ogden, 6:30 a.m., Uptown Cafe, Ironwood. Regional Hospice office at 906- support group, Woodland Church, basement, next to Holiday gas sta- Iron counties to help people with and Heather Danoff, of Mercer. Mentoring of Moms, 9-10:30 663-0308. Ironwood. 906-285-2813 or tion, Ontonagon. area74.org. sight-related issues. Hole event winners were: a.m., Range Community Bible methetc.web.com. Alcoholics Anonymous, 7:30 The group is partnered with Longest women’s drive on No. 1: Church, Hurley. 715-561-4355. Government p.m., Our Lady of Peace Catholic Master Gardeners to Mercer Area Play Group, 9:30- the Community Foundation of Jan McKenzie, Bessemer; closest Bessemer Housing Commis- Church, Ironwood. area74.org. North Central Wisconsin. to the red fairway marker on No. answer questions at park sion, 8:30 a.m., executive director’s 11 a.m., all welcome, Mercer, Wis., office, 709 W. Iron St., Bessemer. Public Library. 715-476-2366. Saturday, June 25 After a one-hour rain delay, 2, closest second shot to green on IRONWOOD — The Master Gogebic County Family Master Gardeners, 10 a.m., 10 teams hit the links in support No. 4 and closest to pin on No. 9, Gardeners will be at the Pocket Department of Human Services Pocket Park, questions and Community Pickleball Pad- of the cause. Gilbert Chapman; longest putt Park in downtown Ironwood on Board, 9 a.m., Gogebic County answers. dlers, 8:30-11:30 a.m., Mercer For the second year in a row, by man on No. 3, Roger Hin- Wednesday from 10 a.m. to noon Medical Care Facility, Wakefield. Alcoholics Anonymous, open School gymnasium. 715-776-4588. the winning men’s team and terthuer; longest putt by woman to answer gardening questions. Iron County Human Services meeting, noon, Salem Lutheran Story Time: Plantzilla, 10:30 overall tournament winners on No. 5, Roxy Rasmuson, Mer- a.m., Ironwood Carnegie Library. Board, 3:30 p.m., County Board Church, Ironwood. area74.org. were Bub and Gilbert Chapman, cer; closest to pin on No. 6, Dick Alcoholics Anonymous, 11 Wakefield Historical Room, Hurley. DOVE Support Group, noon-2 and Darrick Christensen, of Lac Fryar; closest second shot to tree p.m. 906-932-4990. a.m., Salem Lutheran Church, Iron- Society plans variety show Wakefield-Marenisco School du Flambeau, and Dave Cook, stump on No. 7, Nancy Johnson, Ironwood-Hurley Rotary Club, wood. area74.org. WAKEFIELD — The Wake- Board, 5 p.m., school administrative from the Minocqua area. They Minocqua area; and longest drive board room, Wakefield. 12:15 p.m., Elk and Hound Restau- Free Supper, 5-6 p.m., Apostolic field Historical Society will pre- carded one stroke better than a by man on No. 8, Darrick Chris- Bessemer City Council, 5:30 rant, Ironwood. Lutheran Church, Aurora Street, sent the 41st annual Hometown Ironwood. year ago, at 6 under par 29. tensen. p.m., city hall. Iron County Veterans Service Variety Show on July 2 at 7:30 Iron County Restoration Com- Officer, 1-3 p.m., Mercer, Wis., Alcoholics Anonymous, 6-7 Town Hall. 715-561-2190. p.m., Church of Transfiguration, p.m. mittee, 5:30 p.m., Memorial Build- The event will be held in the ing, Hurley. Government Ironwood. Open speaker meeting Hurley School Board, 5:30 p.m., Gogebic-Iron Wastewater and potluck dinner. Wakefield-Marenisco High High School library. Authority and Board, 2 p.m., Treat- Sunday, June 26 School’s music room. Iron County Board of Health, ment Facility Boardroom. The public is invited to add an 5:30 p.m., Mercer Town Hall. Gogebic County Board, 5 p.m., Alcoholics Anonymous, 1 p.m., act to the show, or just come to Ironwood Area School District county courthouse, Bessemer. closed meeting, Salem Lutheran be entertained. Board of Education, 6 p.m., Luther Thursday, June 23 Church, Ironwood. Donations at the door will L. Wright K-12 School board room. Alcoholics Anonymous, 7:30 benefit the Wakefield Museum. Watersmeet Township School Cuddlebugs Babies and Tod- p.m., Sharon Lutheran Church, Prizes will be given throughout Board, 6:30 p.m., media center, dlers Story Time, 9:30 a.m., Iron- Bessemer. area74.org. the show from local businesses. Watersmeet School. wood Carnegie Library. To be added to the program, call Denise at 906-285-0720. Invent@NMU announces statewide Registration will close on June 30, or when the hour-long pro- expansion through White House gram is filled. Wakefield Library offers MARQUETTE — Northern innovation and manufacturing exploring steps that will help ‘Birds of Prey’ program Michigan University’s commit- service, plans to open retail-like hobbyists and startups progress WAKEFIELD The Wake- ment to expand its Invent@NMU invention intake centers strate- from maker to manufacturer. Submitted photo field Public Library’s— Fire Pit program throughout Michigan gically located throughout the These include technologies to ONE OF the mixed group co-winners from the recent Support for Sight program, “Birds of Prey,” will be will be published in a White state. support low-volume production, golf tournament at Tahoe Lynx in Mercer includes, from left, Roger Hin- held on Thursday at 6 p.m. at House fact sheet released as part The centers will tie directly to along with software and hard- terthuer, Pat Wonderling, both of Mercer; Brian Hinterthuer, Milwau- the John Siira Pavilion in Eddy of the National Week of Making. a proposed Rural Manufacturing ware tools for designing and pro- kee area, and Dick Fryar, Mercer and Arkansas. They tied with one Park. Invent@NMU Founding Alliance that will assist makers totyping that were previously other team at 1-under-par 34. Bart Kotarba, from the North- Director David Ollila has been as they transition from making available only to large manufac- woods Wildlife Center, will pre- invited by the White House one-offs and prototypes into pro- turers. sent a program on how the birds Office of Science and Technolo- ducing small-lot manufacturing As part of the National Week use unique adaptations to help gy Policy to attend a related runs. of Making, Invent@NMU will be Northwest Wisconsin Cancer them hunt and survive. Maker-to-Manufacturer Stake- “We knew when we started among the programs recognized There will be hands-on activi- holder event Monday in Wash- Invent@NMU in fall 2014 that for their roles in promoting a Center plans open house ties for the whole family and a ington. we had a unique model,” Ollila “Nation Of Makers.” couple of the birds will be there, “Now that we are receiving said. “Our confidence grew as Invent@NMU specializes in ASHLAND, Wis. — The pub- ation oncology. Staff will be on too. Bring lawn chairs, and also national attention at the highest everyday people started walking helping people bring their con- lic is invited to celebrate the hand to meet with the public and marshmallows to roast at the level, we can only imagine that through our doors with a new cepts to market. Inventors, opening of the new Northwest explain all the latest technology fire pit after the program. expanding this platform to other idea every three days. Soon after, designers, engineers, entre- Wisconsin Cancer Center and now available close to home. For more information call areas across the state will drive we gained statewide recognition preneurs and educators work adjoining Essentia Health-Ash- The public will be able to also 906-229-5236. The event is free our cultural change and empow- from the governor, and the plat- with clients to turn passions into land Clinic Thursday from 4-6 view the most advanced linear and open to the public. er people to move products into form has been bustling with processes. p.m. at 1615 Maple Lane in Ash- accelerator north of the Twin the marketplace,” Ollila said. activity ever since.” For more information, visit land. Cities, the $4 million Varian Michigan State Police post Invent@NMU, a student-run The White House OSTP is nmu.edu/invent. “The Cancer Center has only Truebeam, used to determine the plans open house for July 2 been open for about a month and proper dose of radiation. WAKEFIELD — The Michi- is already making a huge differ- The public will be able to tour gan State Police post in Wake- ence in our community,” said the new cancer center, Essentia Country Fair Day planned in Presque Isle for June 26 field will host an open house on NWCC Manager Terri Kramolis. Health-Ashland Clinic, and Ash- July 2 from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. PRESQUE ISLE, Wis. — The Fiddleman, a bluegrass and folk The event welcomes runners, “I’m excited to open our doors for land Audiology, which also leas- Troopers and other public community of Presque Isle will duo from Marquette, will provide walkers, strollers and leashed the community to see everything es space in the new building. safety personnel, including offi- host its annual Country Fair cel- this year’s live music. The Main dogs. There is also a 1-K Bobber we can now offer to our friends “We’re so excited to show off cers from the Department of ebration and 5-K fun run/walk Street celebration kicks off at 10 Run around the pond for youth and neighbors right here in the this new space to our patients, Natural Resources and Ojibway and kids run on Sunday, June a.m. and runs until 4 p.m. with 12 and under. Ashland area.” their families and our friends,” Correctional Facility, and mem- 26. the 50-50 raffle winner drawn at To learn more about the Coun- The $12 million NWCC is a said Ashland Clinic Administra- bers of the Wakefield Fire Activities are set up along the event’s close. try Fair or other Presque Isle collaboration between Memorial tor Carol Anderson. “The clinic Department will be on hand. Main Street in Presque Isle and To get even more out of the Chamber events, visit Medical Center and Essentia was designed with the patient in Local emergency services, are active through the day. There visit, consider registering for the PresqueIsle.com, or find the Health. It offers a full comple- mind, from the calming and dive team and K9 team members are ice-cream eating contests, Last Wilderness 5-K Run/Walk run’s registration on Active.com. ment of cancer care services relaxing décor, to the private reg- will be there, too. frog and turtle races (bring your at 9 a.m. (same-day registration For further information, call including infusion therapy, med- istration areas.” own critter), pie baking contests at 8 a.m.) The route runs along the Presque Isle Chamber of ical oncology, access to the latest and slices for sale, and a musical Presque Isle’s historic rearing Commerce at 715-686-2910. in cancer clinical trials, and radi- cupcake walk. A number of food, ponds, and through pine, hard- beverage and retail booths are wood, and river-lined backroads set up, as well. which are either paved or hard- Great Lakes Graham and the crushed gravel. 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CloverlandDr., (U.S. 2) • Ironwood, MI 49938 northcare-up.org/subA/prevention2.html. Contact Rich Maher at 906-229-6120 with any questions. 1-800-932-1202 • Phone: 906-932-1202 • Fax: 906-932-3295 4 l SATURDAY, JUNE 18, 2016 OPINION THE DAILY GLOBE • YOURDAILYGLOBE.COM Circus brings hope for peace DAILY GLOBE Two millennia after Jesus is said to have Her book profiles the individual kids in the performed his miracles in the Galilee, a mod- Galilee Arches and follows them over a 10- Sue Mizell, Publisher ern miracle has occurred in the region now year period through the rocket attacks of the known as Northern Israel. Cynthia Levin- second war in Lebanon, tribal violence in Larry Holcombe, Managing Editor son’s book “Watch Out For Flying Kids!” Arab villages, gang violence in St. Louis and (Peachtree Publishers, 2015) chronicles how the Ferguson protests of 2014. two youth circuses, one in Israel and one in Nat and Nick “Circus is about expressing how we’re America, joined forces to accomplish what Hentoff capable of extraordinary things,” Marc Bouquets many believed was impossible — Arabs and Miller, the managing director of the Philadel- Norrie Park Road looks awesome Jews rising out of the ashes of conflict to phia School of Circus Arts, told Levinson. work together for the common good. “That is circus at its core — to illustrate that Thanks to all involved in the dramatic improvements The Galilee Circus was founded by Rabbi Sweet Land of Liberty things that do not look possible ... are very to Norrie Park Road. Marc Rosenstein, who sought a vehicle for possible.” The trip to Norrie Park has been torturous for some resolving conflict between Palestinians and Which is how a bunch of kids who love cir- time and now the road is a pleasure to drive on. Jews in the aftermath of the second intifada. Jewish villages throughout the Galilee, an cus came to love one another and, in the pro- Again, thanks to all. “From the start, when nine Jewish and adventure captured in the 2010 documentary cess, do a better job of bringing a hope for Jim and Sharon Foley sixteen Arab kids signed up,” Levinson “Circus Kids.” peace to the Middle East than a generation of writes, “the mission of the Galilee Circus was The St. Louis Arches visited Galilee again Ironwood Township politicians and negotiators. to bring together young people who would in 2012 and 2014, while the Arab and Jewish “Circus will not bring peace to the Middle otherwise never meet or get to know one members of the Galilee Arches traveled to St. East,” the website of the Galilee Circus con- another.” Louis to perform in 2008 and 2012. They will cedes. “But it can help to make dialogue pos- Over 6,000 miles away in St. Louis, Jessi- be returning to St. Louis this August. sible by reducing fears, lowering barriers and ca Hentoff — Nat’s daughter and Nick’s sis- “When you see them together, you are building trust. It can provide a model of a ter — had founded a circus performance struck by their abilities — their abilities to shared loyalty that transcends ethnic identi- troupe called the St. Louis Arches, composed juggle, balance and fly through the air,” Jes- ties. It can teach the art of taking risks for of kids from diverse ethnic, cultural and sica wrote in a letter to the U.S. Ambassador the common good. It can demonstrate, to a socioeconomic backgrounds. The St. Louis to Israel, requesting that he approve visas for wide audience, that what appears to be Arches later became part of Circus Harmony, the kids’ first visit in 2007. “(B)ut more impossible is indeed possible.” a nonprofit Jessica founded in 2001 to use importantly, you are struck by their abilities Nat Hentoff is a nationally renowned circus arts to inspire social change. Out of to trust, to work together and to give to oth- authority on the First Amendment and the 700 kids who took classes at Circus Harmony ers.” Bill of Rights. He is a member of the in 2012, only 10 were good enough to become Levinson juxtaposes the experiences of the Reporters Committee for Freedom of the Arches. kids from Israel with those from America, Press, and the Cato Institute, where he is a In 2007 the St. Louis Arches traveled to observing that while the kids in the St. Louis senior fellow. Nick Hentoff is a criminal Israel, where they partnered with members Arches come from mostly black or mostly defense attorney in New York who has of the Galilee Circus to form the Galilee white neighborhoods, the Galilee kids come worked as a judicial clerk for a U.S. district Arches. The group performed in Arab and from mostly Arab or mostly Jewish villages. court judge.

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The Associated Press Today’s Highlight in History On June 18, 1983, astronaut Sally K. Ride became America’s first woman in space as she and four col- leagues blasted off aboard the space shuttle Challenger on a six- day mission. On this date In 1778, American forces entered Philadelphia as the British withdrew during the Revolutionary War. In 1812, the War of 1812 began as the United States Congress approved, and President James Madison signed, a declaration of war against Britain. In 1815, Napoleon Bonaparte Legislators met his Waterloo as British and Prussian troops defeated the French in Belgium. In 1873, suffragist Susan B. Michigan Wisconsin Anthony was found guilty by a judge Gov. Rick Snyder, P.O. Box Gov. Scott Walker, 115 East in Canandaigua, New York, of break- 30013, Lansing, MI 48909, phone Capitol, Madison, WI 53702, phone ing the law by casting a vote in the 517-373-3400, online contact page: 608-266-1212, online contact page: 1872 presidential election. (The michigan.gov/snyder. walker.wi.gov. judge fined Anthony $100, but she Sen. Debbie Stabenow, D- Sen. Ron Johnson, R-Wis., 328 never paid the penalty.) Mich., 731 Hart Senate Office Build- Hart Senate Office Building, Wash- In 1908, William Howard Taft was ing, Washington, DC 20510, phone ington, DC 20510, phone 202-224- nominated for president by the 202-224-4822, online contact page: 5323, online contact page: ronjohn- Republican National Convention in stabenow.senate.gov. son.senate.gov. Chicago. Sen. Gary Peters, D-Mich., 724 Sen. Tammy Baldwin, D-Wis., In 1940, during World War II, Hart Senate Office Building, Wash- 717 Hart Senate Office Building, British Prime Minister Winston In 1992, the U.S. Supreme Court, was heavily booed for being late and is 69. Actress Linda Thorson is 69. ington, DC 20510, phone 202-224- Washington, DC 20510, phone 202- Churchill urged his countrymen to in Georgia v. McCollum, ruled that displaying erratic behavior on stage Rock musician John Evans is 68. 6221, online contact page: 224-5653; online contact page: bald- conduct themselves in a manner that criminal defendants could not use during a concert in Belgrade, Ser- Former Sen. Mike Johanns, R-Neb., peters.senate.gov. win.senate.gov. would prompt future generations to race as a basis for excluding poten- bia. Yelena Bonner, 88, a Russian is 66. Actress Isabella Rossellini is U.S. Rep. Dan Benishek, R- U.S. Rep. Sean Duffy, R-Ash- say, “This was their finest hour.” tial jurors from their trials. Entertain- rights activist and widow of Nobel 64. Actress Carol Kane is 64. Actor Crystal Falls, 514 Cannon House land, 1208 Longworth House Office Charles de Gaulle delivered a er Peter Allen died in San Diego Peace Prize winner Andrei Brian Benben is 60. Actress Andrea Office Building, Washington, DC Building, Washington, DC 20515, speech on the BBC in which he ral- County, California, at age 48. Sakharov, died in Boston. Clarence Evans is 59. Rock singer Alison 20515, phone 202-225-4735, online phone 202-225-3365, online contact lied his countrymen after the fall of In 1996, Richard Allen Davis was Clemons, the saxophone player for Moyet is 55. Rock musician Dizzy contact page: benishek.house.gov. page: duffy.house.gov. France to Nazi Germany. convicted in San Jose, California, of the E Street Band who was one of Reed (Guns N’ Roses) is 53. Figure State Sen. Tom Casperson, R- State Sen. Janet Bewley, D- In 1953, a U.S. Air Force Douglas the 1993 kidnap-murder of 12-year- the key influences in Bruce Spring- skater Kurt Browning is 50. Country Escanaba, 705 Farnum Building, Ashland, 126 South, State Capitol, C-124 Globemaster II crashed near old Polly Klaas of Petaluma. (Davis steen’s life and music, died in Florida singer-musician Tim Hunt is 49. P.O. Box 30036, Lansing, MI 48909, P.O. Box 7882, Madison, WI 53707, Tokyo, killing all 129 people on remains on death row.) Two Army at age 69. Rock singer-musician Sice (The Boo phone 517-373-7840, online contact phone 608-266-3510, online contact board. Egypt’s 148-year-old Muham- transport helicopters collided and One year ago: In dueling deci- Radleys) is 47. Rhythm-and-blues page: senatortomcasperson.com. page: legis.wisconsin.gov/sen- mad Ali Dynasty came to an end with crashed during training exercises sions about free speech, the singer Nathan Morris (Boyz II Men) State Rep. Scott Dianda, D- ate/25.bewley. the overthrow of the monarchy and near Fort Campbell, Kentucky, killing Supreme Court upheld Texas’ is 45. Actress Mara Hobel is 45. Calumet, S-1489 House Office State Rep. Beth Meyers, D-Bay- the proclamation of a republic. six. refusal to issue a license plate bear- Singer-songwriter Ray LaMontagne Building, P.O. Box 30014, Lansing, field, 409 North, State Capitol, P.O. In 1964, President Lyndon B. Ten years ago: Bishop Katharine ing the Confederate battle flag and is 43. Rapper Silkk the Shocker is MI 48909, phone 517-373-0850, Box 8953, Madison, WI 53708, 608- Johnson and Japanese Prime Minis- Jefferts Schori was elected the first struck down an Arizona town’s 41. Actress Alana de la Garza is 40. online: housedems.com/ state-rep- 266-7690, online contact page: ter Hayato Ikeda spoke to each other female presiding bishop for the Epis- restrictions on temporary signs put Country singer Blake Shelton is 40. scott-dianda. [email protected]. by telephone as they inaugurated copal Church, the U.S. arm of the up by a small church. Texas death Rock musician Steven Chen (Air- the first trans-Pacific cable complet- global Anglican Communion. Phil row inmate Gregory Russeau was borne Toxic Event) is 38. Actor David Letters Policy ed by AT&T between Japan and Mickelson’s bid for a third consecu- executed for the 2001 slaying of Giuntoli is 36. Actress Renee Hawaii. tive major ended with a shocking col- James Syvertson, a 75-year-old Olstead is 27. Actor Jacob Anderson In 1979, President Jimmy Carter lapse on the final hole, giving the East Texas auto repair shop owner, is 26. Actress Willa Holland is 25. The Daily Globe welcomes letters from readers. Letters should be no and Soviet President Leonid I. U.S. Open to Geoff Ogilvy. during a crack cocaine binge. Thought for Today longer than 400 words. An address and phone number must be included Brezhnev signed the SALT II strate- Five years ago: President Hamid Today’s Birthdays “Most of the successful people for verification purposes. Letters may be mailed to Letters to the Editor, gic arms limitation treaty in Vienna. Karzai acknowledged that the U.S. Former Sen. Jay Rockefeller, D- I’ve known are the ones who do Daily Globe, 118 E. McLeod Ave., Ironwood MI 49938; emailed to: In 1986, 25 people were killed and Afghan governments had held W.Va., is 79. Baseball Hall of Famer more listening than talking.” [email protected]; or faxed to 906-932-4211. when a twin-engine plane and heli- talks with Taliban emissaries in a bid Lou Brock is 77. Rock singer-com- —Bernard M. Baruch, American Brief, thank-you letters will be considered for our Saturday “Bouquets” copter carrying sightseers collided to end the nation’s nearly 10-year poser-musician Sir Paul McCartney businessman and statesman column. over the Grand Canyon. war. British singer Amy Winehouse is 74. Actress Constance McCashin (1870-1965)

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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 SATURDAY, JUNE 18, 2016 l 5 HURLEY GROCERYAREA / STATE STORE Holmes Youthful Trainee Act Ironwood statuses, with two months in Two injured jail. Pope imposed the four- month jail sentence as part of in boating From page 1 the requirements for the sta- became a productive member of tus, along with a number of accident society. other conditions similar to “It is critical to his future that those that go along with pro- LAND O’ LAKES, Wis. he be allowed to begin his adult bation. — Two people were hospitalized life without a felony,” Talaska Wilson-Johnson will be after a boating accident around said. “He’s only 19 years of age; under the status for two 8:25 p.m. Thursday on Black to label him as a felon at this years. Oak Lake in Land O’ Lakes. point in his life would make Two misdemeanors, mali- The Vilas County Sheriff’s everything from here on out all cious destruction of property Department received a 911 call that more difficult.” and a minor in possession of reporting two boats had collided. She argued he has taken a alcohol, were dropped as part of A motorized boat collided number of steps since his the plea deal. with a row boat occupied by arrest to turn his life around, The charges stem from a two people, according to including obtaining a high November 2015 incident, where deputies. One of the occupants school diploma, successfully Wilson-Johnson and his co- of the rowboat was ejected into completing a treatment pro- defendants were caught the water. gram, obtaining employment attempting to break into cars in The operator of the motorized “off and on” since his arrest Ironwood. boat then returned to the scene Richard Jenkins/Daily Globe and becoming a full-time Wilson-Johnson was also and jumped into the water to THE INTERIOR of the former Super One store off Tenth Avenue in Hurley will soon be converted into a Pat’s father. ordered to pay approximately grab the ejected person. Foods grocery store. A ceremony was held Friday to mark the city receiving a grant that enables the new gro- She said the other co-defen- $1,198 in fines and court “The operator was then able cery store to come to Hurley. dants in the case were placed on costs. to grab the rowboat with the other occupant still on board and shortly after,” Klein told the University of Wisconsin Exten- swim them into shore until Grocery Daily Globe. “It’s going to bring a sion Office, for successfully com- emergency responders arrived at lot of traffic into the area. It pleting the grant application to the scene,” said Lt. Mike Ader- could — with additional traffic — secure funding. Meth Budget man. mean other business develop- The store is tentatively sched- From page 1 Both occupants of the rowboat ment will be interested (in the uled to open in mid-December, were flown to Aspirus Hospital Lakes Food — the company that area).” according to Ben Campioni, and From page 1 From page 1 in Wausau to be treated for will be supplying the Hurley Klein said the city completed a will employ around 50 full-time — $101,300. injuries. store — also spoke. market analysis two years ago, and part-time employees. —Kyle Quintana, 23, St. Some of the major expendi- The accident remained under Klein said in addition to filling showing it could sustain a gro- Super One closed approxi- Paul, Minn. tures include: Public safety investigation on Friday. a crucial need in the community, cery store. He said the study was mately two years ago. —Jacob Loose, 24, Wausau. — $942,700; general government the new store could help develop part of the reason the Campionis Pat’s IGA has locations in —Patrick Keenan, 29, — $846,000; health and welfare the surrounding area. decided to expand into the mar- Ontonagon, Calumet, L’Anse, Wausau. Tutor who had sex with — $300,800; public works “Of course, first thing is it fills ket. Hancock and Houghton, as well —Jaimie Pankow, 32, — $131,300; recreation-culture student could get new a void for grocery shopping. But Pinardi was also excited to see as a Wisconsin location in Flo- Wausau. — $109,600. sentence even more importantly, it’s going the return of a grocery store to rence. —Anthony Rogers, 24, Millages include: General GRAND RAPIDS (AP) — A tutor to help this whole commercial the area, saying everyone he The Hurley location is expect- Wausau. fund — 19.2; library fund at a Grand Rapids Catholic school district — we’ve got the Hurley talked to realized how badly the ed to be approximately 25,000 —Andrew Nelson, 31, Mer- — .9658; police-fire pension fund imprisoned for having sex with a 15- Inn just recently sold and that area needed it. square feet, with a 5,000 square- rill. — 6.5; 2015 street bond debt ser- year-old boy she was teaching could will be opening up, we’ve got this He also credited Will foot hardware store also in the —Karen Zais, 48, Merrill. vice — 2; civic center fund — 1. get a different sentence. which will be opening up just Andresen, with Iron County’s building. Rasmussen was arrested The Michigan Court of Appeals early Thursday morning in Mer- on Friday upheld Abigail Simon’s rill, and was transported to Lottery January 2015 prison sentence of Madison for his initial appear- ance before U.S. Magistrate eight to 25 years. But the panel Photo exhibit at Detroit museum looks at American road trips Michigan ruled a lower court judge must Judge Stephen L. Crocker. Thursday A summons was issued for Poker Lotto: QC-AC-9H-3S-8S determine if the information used DETROIT (AP) — An exhibi- culture,” Salvador Salort-Pons, the Winogrand, Inga Morath and Alec Schmeltzer, and he will make Midday Daily 3: 6-8-5 in crafting Simon’s sentence was tion that’s making a stop at the museum’s director, said in a state- Soth. The exhibition is organized by Midday Daily 4: 1-0-7-8 his initial appearance in federal appropriate, citing subsequent Detroit Institute of Arts and a few ment. “Photographers traveling the nonprofit Aperture Foundation, Daily 3: 5-8-6 court in Madison on June 23. Daily 4: 8-4-6-7 Supreme Court decisions. other U.S. museums looks at road through the United States have curated by David Campany and The charges are the result of Fantasy 5: 08-12-14-18-30 Kent County Circuit Judge trips and their role in American defined, critiqued and celebrated Denise Wolff, and supported by the Keno: 01-06-13-25-27-29-30-35-40-45-49-50-60-61- an investigation by the Wis- 63-64-66-67-71-73-76-77 Paul Sullivan’s sentencing guide- culture. America, and many of the images National Endowment for the Arts. consin Department of Justice, Friday lines were based on allegations “The Open Road: Photography in this exhibition are iconic in the After Detroit it is scheduled to Midday Daily 3: 1-0-9 Division of Criminal Investiga- the student suffered psychological and the American Road Trip” is on history of photography.” visit the Amarillo Museum of Art Midday Daily 4: 1-9-6-0 tion; Lincoln County Sheriff’s Wisconsin injuries and Simon interfered view starting Friday in Detroit Cars, buses, motels, campsites, in Texas this fall and the Museum Department; Federal Bureau Thursday with the administration of justice. and runs through Sept. 11. It fea- diners, signs, gas stations and of Fine Arts on St. Petersburg, 5 Card Cash: QC-QD-AD-5C-4D of Investigation; Drug Enforce- Simon acknowledged having tures more than 70 photographs, people along the way have fasci- Florida, next year. It previously SuperCash: 02-15-17-31-34-35, Doubler: N ment Administration; Badger 5: 07-11-15-24-25 sex with the Catholic Central High including ones from Robert nated traveling photographers. was displayed at the Crystal Marathon County Sheriff’s Daily Pick 3: 3-1-6 School student she was tutoring in Frank’s 1950s book “The Ameri- Road trips by Ed Ruscha, who also Bridges Museum of American Art Daily Pick 4: 9-3-1-5 Department, Special Investi- Friday 2013 but says he physically and cans,” contemporary artists and is featured in the exhibition, led to in Bentonville, Arkansas. gations Unit; Wausau Police Daily Pick 3: 0-3-7 mentally intimidated her. others. the creation of his 1963 book A book titled “The Open Road: Daily Pick 4: 3-8-8-4 Department; Merrill Police A jury in late 2014 convicted “Road trips are a tradition in “Twentysix Gasoline Stations” Photography and the American (Editor’s note: An early deadline due to mechanical Department and IRS Criminal problems at the Daily Globe prevented publication of her of first-degree criminal sexual America and can clearly reveal Others with photos on display Road Trip” accompanies the exhi- Investigation. other Wisconsin games. 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A spokesman for Istanbul-based Ecu- out and ask the others: the last of the seven councils recognized decided to go to Crete and those who have There will be fellowship menical Patriarch Bartholomew I said the “How can we address by both Orthodox and Catholics was held. refrained from it, made their decisions in beginning at 2:30 p.m. with leaders of 10 out of the 14 Orthodox your problems?” The “great schism” then split the Roman good conscience, and for this reason we coffee and bakery. churches that were supposed to convene The week-long Holy Catholics and the Orthodox in 1054 amid must respect the position of each of them,” The service begins at 3 p.m. Ecumenical on the Greek island of Crete will seek to and Great Council is disputes over the Vatican’s power. he said. Pastor Les Niemi will be resolve the issues that made the four Patriarch starting on Sunday. The The idea for the synod first emerged in “I trust that if there is a good will, the Bartholomew guest speaker. churches decide not to attend. four churches pulled out the 1920s but preparations began in 1961. meeting in Crete can become an important A catered dinner will follow “It will proceed but they want their over the past two weeks after disagree- Many preparatory meetings have been step toward overcoming the present differ- the service. There is a fee for brothers with them and (now) make a plea ments over procedural and some doctrinal held since, the last in Geneva. ences,” Kirill added. “It can make its own the meal. even at the 11th hour” for them to attend, issues. Except for Russia, the include Bul- But after the four churches pulled out, contribution to the preparation of that All are welcome to attend said the Rev. John Chryssavgis. garia, the Damascus-based Antioch Patri- it’s unclear how much the gathering can Holy and Great Council which will unite the day’s events. He said the church leaders met earlier archate and the Georgian Orthodox accomplish. all the Local Autocephalous Churches on Friday and would later in the day send Church. Later Friday, Russian Patriarch Kirill without exception.”

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MARENISCO St. Mary’s Catholic. Satur- First Presbyterian. Sunday, a.m., Wednesday, 5:15 p.m., ——— CLP churches. United Methodist. Sunday, St. Catherine’s Catholic. day: confessions, 3:30 p.m.; 9:15 a.m. worship, Sunday Thursday, 8:30 a.m., Saturday, 6 St. Paul Lutheran (ELCA). 11 a.m. Communion first Sun- Sunday Mass, 8 a.m. Mass, 4 p.m. school and nursery. p.m. To make changes in listings, 111 S. Curry. Sunday worship, day. MASS CITY St. Paul United Methodist. Havenwood Baptist. 501 call 906-932-2211. THE DAILY GLOBE • YOURDAILYGLOBE.COM AREA / NATION SATURDAY, JUNE 18, 2016 l 7 Up to 1 in 5 trauma deaths could be prevented, study says

WASHINGTON (AP) — Up reaching a doctor. About half of on everything we’re doing to 1 in 5 people may be dying deaths occur at the scene of the today. Everything we’re learn- unnecessarily from car crashes, injury or en route to the hospi- ing about injuries in the bat- gunshots or other injuries, a tal. tlefield has a lot to do with our stark conclusion from govern- “The answer’s always been to preparedness and ability to ment advisers who say where drive faster or fly faster. We’re respond to mass casualties,” you live shouldn’t determine if almost at the limit of that. Min- he said. The shooting at the you survive. The findings take utes really do count in these Pulse nightclub last weekend on new urgency amid the critically ill patients. But we left 49 victims and the gun- increasing threat of mass casu- can do things to stop bleeding, man dead. alties like the massacre in resuscitate better, while we’re Creation of an expert work- Orlando. flying or driving faster,” said force is key, said panelist and The Orlando shooting hap- panelist Dr. John Holcomb, a trauma surgeon Dr. C. William pened just blocks from a major trauma surgeon and retired Schwab of the University of trauma care hospital, an acci- Army colonel now at the Uni- Pennsylvania — from first dent of geography that versity of Texas Health Science responders to trauma centers to undoubtedly saved lives. But Center in Houston. the rehabilitation care that sur- Friday’s call to action found Where the military comes in: vivors receive. that swaths of the country don’t The percentage of wounded ser- And the panel called for more have fast access to top care, and vice members who died of their research in the poorly studied it urges establishing a national injuries in Afghanistan field to determine practices that system that puts the military’s decreased by nearly half save the most lives. battlefield expertise to work at between 2005 and 2013, the What is known: About two- home. report found. The improvement thirds of Americans have access The ultimate goal: Zero pre- resulted from systematic study to a Level I trauma center — ventable deaths after injury, of battlefield deaths that led to like the Orlando Regional Medi- and minimizing disability new policies — such as equip- cal Center, the most advanced among survivors, said the ping soldiers with tourniquets kind — within an hour by land National Academies of Sciences, so the wounded didn’t have to or air. But only 1 in 4 rural res- Engineering and Medicine hope a medic was nearby in idents are that close, compared report . time to stop catastrophic bleed- with nearly 90 percent of urban Because no one organization ing. dwellers. Associated Press is in charge of trauma care in Military findings suggest In some regions, a third of NEW YORK CITY firefighter Brian Stack places his hand on the flag draped casket bearing the remains of his America, the high-ranking about 20 percent of deaths could severely injured patients aren’t father, FDNY Chief Lawrence Stack, during Stack’s funeral precession in St. James, N.Y., Friday. Stack died in advisers called on the White be prevented with optimal care, transferred to either a Level I or the terrorist attacks at the World Trade Center on Sept. 11, 2011. At right is FDNY Lt. Michael Stack, who is House to lead the effort, but Holcomb said. That translates Level II trauma center. The Lawrence Stack’s son and Brian’s brother. they also said local and state into “81 patients a day dying in Centers for Disease Control and improvements could begin the United States — every day Prevention has triage guide- immediately. — that are potentially pre- lines for EMS in deciding what Newly found blood vials allow “The meter is running on ventable,” he said. type of care a patient needs, but these preventable deaths,” said The military still needs as of 2011, the latest data, only Dr. Donald Berwick of the Insti- improvement, too, the panel 16 states had at least partially tute for Healthcare Improve- said: Nearly 1,000 battlefield implemented them, the panel for funeral of 9/11 fire chief ment, who chaired the NAS deaths between 2001 and 2011 found. committee. were from potentially surviv- Hospitals that can’t handle ST. JAMES, N.Y. (AP) — “He was kind of a dad to me,” always be counted on to help Trauma is the leading cause able injuries. One worry is that severe injuries have to transfer Thousands of firefighters in Brandt said. others. of death for Americans 45 and hard-won lessons will be lost, patients, and those patients are their dress blues stood at atten- Stack’s own two sons — both “Not only did he help people younger, killing nearly 148,000 leading the panel to recom- nearly 25 percent more likely to tion and saluted Friday as a New York City firefighters — that day, but his entire career people in 2014 alone and costing mend that military surgeons die than those taken immedi- flag-draped casket passed carry- stood watch on the back of a cer- and his entire life was about an estimated $670 billion in keep their skills sharp by ately to a trauma center, the ing two tiny vials of blood, the emonial firetruck bearing the helping people,” Brandt said. medical expenses and lost pro- doing some work in civilian report concluded. only known remains of a com- flag-draped casket with the Theresa Stack, marking what ductivity. trauma centers between com- This isn’t a new problem — rade who died in the Sept. 11 vials of blood as it passed by would have been her 49th wed- The report found a patch- bat tours. experts have called for improve- attacks. firefighters and dignitaries ding anniversary Friday to the work of results, from emergency Whether in combat or civil- ments in trauma care for years. For 15 years, the family of standing at attention. The New fallen firefighter, told reporters medical systems — the often- ian life, hemorrhage is the lead- “This time maybe the differ- Battalion Chief Lawrence Stack York City Emerald Society Pipe last week that she had never volunteer first responders — ing cause of preventable trauma ence is we’ve just completed a was unable to put him to rest Band led the procession, playing given up hope that his remains that are considered more as death. Panelist James Robin- big war. People are very con- with a Roman Catholic funeral “Amazing Grace” as the casket would be found. About a year transporters than health son, assistant chief at the Den- cerned about it. We do have ter- Mass because no trace of his was led into Saints Philip and ago, her family reached out to providers, to death rates that ver Health EMS, said that’s one rorism going on on our own soil. body was ever found in the rub- James Roman Catholic Church, the New York Blood Bank after vary twofold between the best- reason bystanders begin “the We do have a civilian trauma ble of the World Trade Center. in St. James on eastern Long recalling both had donated blood and worst-performing trauma chain of survival.” system that although not per- But the way was finally cleared Island. weeks before 9/11. When vials of centers. There’s an urgent need for fect is ready to receive some of when they recently discovered Lt. Michael Stack said during his blood were located, plans Yet the biggest opportunity improvement, Berwick said. these lessons-learned,” Holcomb the blood, which the 58-year-old the funeral service that his were made for a funeral. to save lives occurs well before “The shadow of Orlando is said. Stack had donated as part of a father, who was a safety expert Theresa Stack, who was pre- bone marrow drive for a child with the department, had been sented with her husband’s hel- with cancer before the attacks. working in his office preparing a met as she left the church, said “He gives blood for a young report on the deaths of three the family wanted to hold a pub- Memphis charges $10 to enter cancer kid — that’s just Larry,” firefighters killed exactly 15 lic funeral “so people don’t for- said Rich Brandt, a chief with years ago Friday — June 17, get” 9/11. the Long Beach, California, Fire 2001. When he learned that Ray Pfeiffer, a retired fire- Department, who began his planes had flown into the World fighter with cancer, attended Beale Street on Saturday night career as a member of the Fire Trade Center, Stack raced to the the funeral in a wheelchair. Department of New York and scene and began helping people “Larry was killed by a terror- MEMPHIS, Tenn. (AP) — three people outside a restau- “Nothing told me I was leav- learned under Stack when Stack flee the burning towers. He was ist,” he said. “Whether it was Tourists and locals who visit rant and the iconic Memphis ing Beale Street and would was a captain in a Manhattan last seen assisting a man who done 15 years ago or whether it the blues bars, dance clubs and Pyramid. have to be charged to come back fire house. Brandt showed off a had injured his leg when the was done yesterday, he deserves barbecue joints on Memphis’ Police say downtown crime in,” said Miskelly, a Memphis bracelet with Stack’s name on it south tower collapsed with him a line-of-duty funeral and he’s Beale Street on Saturday nights this year has risen 9.3 percent native who estimates he has that he said he has worn since on the ground below. going to get that respect. Larry now have to bring along some compared with last year. Also, been to Beale Street at least 70 2001. Brandt said his friend could was a good man.” extra cash, just for the privilege Memphis has seen 103 homi- times. “This is stupid and I’m of being there. cides so far this year, compared going home. This is ruining In response to a spate of vio- with 64 at the same time in whatever I thought Beale lence near the famous drag in 2015. Street was. Dumb, dumb, downtown Memphis, officials “I’m concerned about the dumb.” Large alligator captured on have begun charging a $10 safety about all the people in City officials also have entrance fee from those who Memphis, whether they’re resi- increased the number of officers want to party on Beale Street dents or visitors,” Mayor Jim on the street, including adding Georgia coast; beaches reopened after 10 p.m. on its busiest Strickland said during a June 6 more Shelby County sheriff’s night of the week. After they news conference. deputies, and they are monitor- ATLANTA (AP) — Authorities been reopened. 200,000 alligators in Georgia, pass through a police barricade When Beale Street Bucks ing alleyways more closely and have reopened beaches along the An alligator swimming in the according to the state Depart- and pay the fee, patrons’ iden- started last Saturday, it caught enforcing underage curfews. Georgia coast after a large alliga- ocean off Tybee Island “is a very ment of Natural Resources. tifications are inspected and some patrons by surprise. Police were more visible last tor spotted in the Atlantic Ocean rare occurrence,” Fields said, They’re typically found south of men with metal detecting Tommy Mosley and his wife Saturday, and there were more was captured at a popular tourist adding that he’s talked to people what’s known as the “fall line” — wands check them for drove about two hours to Mem- barricades on cross streets and spot near Savannah. who have been around the island a line that connects the cities of weapons. phis from Dyersburg, Ten- alleyways. The gator, estimated to be 8 to for 30 to 40 years who had never Columbus, Macon and Augusta. But in return, the Beale nessee, to enjoy a night on Terence Patterson, president 10 feet long, was caught about seen one off Tybee’s beach. In Florida, beaches at Walt Street Bucks program gives vis- Beale Street, but he didn’t and CEO of the Downtown 2:30 p.m. Friday and relocated to “He might have come out of Disney World resorts remained itors a $7 voucher to spend at expect to be charged to enter. A Memphis Commission, said the Savannah River, Tybee the Savannah River channel is closed Friday after an alligator Beale Street businesses. frequent visitor to Beale Street, businesses saw roughly the Island Fire Chief Ashely Fields the only thing I could figure, but killed a 2-year-old Nebraska boy Officials say the rare move he says he enjoys the food and same amount of traffic on the said. Lifeguards on personal I wouldn’t bet money on that,” after dragging him from shallow of charging to enter Beale the people he meets here. first night of Beale Street Bucks watercrafts ran patterns around Fields said. water in a lake at a Disney hotel Street will help reduce over- Mosley, 53, said he had heard as they would on any other June the gator, pushing him toward Though rare, alligator sight- Tuesday. crowding and keep away of the crime problems, but he night. Patterson acknowledged the shore, before he was eventu- ings in the ocean have led to “Even if Disney World would- underage teens and trouble- wasn’t worried. that there were glitches, includ- ally reeled in as about 100 beaches being closed elsewhere n’t have happened, we still would makers from the three-block “As far as the security, I ing how businesses processed onlookers cheered, Fields said. in the Southeast, so it’s not have closed the beach just to be entertainment district. The think it will keep down the the vouchers and how they “It was a relief for everybody,” unprecedented to find one in the safe and take care of people,” entrance fee was instituted crime,” he said of the entrance informed patrons of the re-entry he said by phone. “People were Atlantic, Tybee Island Mayor Fields said. after an 18-year-old woman fee. “I have no problem with it.” policy. very happy to get back in the Jason Buelterman said. Gators Tybee Island, once known as was killed last month when Steps away, Wesley Miskelly, Officials have enforced water.” in the South are typically found Savannah Beach, is a popular police said a man fired shots 23, was livid. He had left a live entrance fees on Beale Street The gator was spotted early in freshwater such as ponds, tourist destination for people with an assault rifle into a music venue on Beale Street to on other occasions, also in Friday morning in the water off rivers, streams and swamps, but from across the nation. With crowd near Beale Street. On look for friends, and he saw no response to crime. Those the beaches on the south end of they’re able to swim through about 3,000 full-time residents, June 4, a police officer was run signs saying he would have to efforts ended after several Tybee Island. Fields said the saltwater in the ocean to get its population swells to several over and killed near Beale pay to re-enter. When he weeks. Officials said the new gator stayed about 20 to 30 feet from one place to another, the times that number during week- Street while clearing pedestri- returned to the street, he was program is expected to last into away from the beach. All beaches mayor said. ends in the summer season, ans from the path of a car being told he had to pay $10. He August. were then closed but have now There are an estimated Buelterman said. driven by a man who had shot refused.

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He scored 14 mens, Wausau West. the Wisconsin Basketball Coach- points in McDonell Central's win Division 2 South: JaiVionne es Association All-Star game at over Washburn in the sectional Green, Wauwatosa East; Bobby JustAGame Fieldhouse in Wis- final. Also playing on that team Brenner, Wilmot; Riley Freeman, consin Dells. will be Luck's Martel, who scored Waunakee; Seth Kostroski, Sun Sukanen will play for the 28 points in a 63-62 sectional Prairie; Max Meylor, Mount Horeb; North team in Division 4. The semifinal loss to Washburn. Terek Nesheim, Mount Horeb; David game against D-4 South is sched- Flambeau's Brooke Sterba Pulizos, Greendale; Charlie Soule, Oregon; Brandon Spray, Sauk uled for 10:45 a.m. played for the D-5 North girls Fri- Prairie; Jack Sirek, New Berlin Eisen- He finished his career at Hur- day. She had eight rebounds in hower. Coaches: Lee Kostroski, ley as the second all-time leading the North's 62-42 win. Sauk Prairie; Jack Prehn, Mount scorer with 1,665 points. He aver- Rosters Horeb; Levi Massey, Sauk Prairie; aged 24.2 points per game, third Division 1 North: Trevor Ander- Todd Nesheim, Mount Horeb. best in the state in D-4, and 14.3 son, Stevens Point; Connor Curtis, Division 3 North: Max Bawden, rebounds per game, which was Green Bay Preble; Deang Deang, Altoona; Sam Burkart, Appleton tops in the state in D-4. Madison East; Aaron Knez, Chippe- Xavier; Zac Haese, Gale-Ettrick- It will be the second all-star wa Falls; Sam Hauser, Stevens Trempealeau; Mikey Harris, Prescott; game this month for Sukanen, Point; Sam Kerr, Sun Prairie; Davis Tyler Marquardt, Peshtigo; Zach Larson, Sheboygan North; Brandon Pronschinske, Arcadia; Zach Schnei- who scored 10 points for North- der, Manitowoc Roncalli; Carter ern Wisconsin in last week's Myer, Superior; Cole Schmitz, Verona; Spender Treder, Voelker, Kiel; Nick Wagner, Gale- Kiwanis Classic Border Bash in E t t r i c k - Ironwood. Oconomowoc. Coaches: Scott Anderson, Stevens Point; Dan Witter, Treampealeau. Coaches: Chris Sukanen signed to play college Hahn, Elk Mound; Dave Lew, Elk Wisconsin Rapids; Tim Anderson, Jason Juno/Daily Globe basketball with UW-Eau Claire. Auburndale. Mound; Troy LaVallie, Cameron. His most well-known team- Division 3 South: Taurus Adams HURLEY’S JAMES Sukanen, right, will play in today’s Wisconsin Basketball Coaches Association All-Star Division 1 South: Job Alexander, game in Wisconsin Dells. mate today will be Cameron's Milwaukee Marquette; Andrew Brug- II, Brown Deer; Ryan Clarey, Brook- Peyton Dibble. He led Cameron gink, Brookfield Central; Kaj Days, field Academy; Mason DeNoyer, Lakeside Lutheran; Trent Jones, burg; Xavier Lechleitner, Marathon; Melrose-Mindoro; Lucas Wendt, burn. Coaches: Joe Ackermann, to its first ever state-title game. Racine Park; Matty Farner, Muskego; Mike Dux, Neillsville; Logan Shoreland Lutheran. Coaches: Isaac Wausau Newman; Jeff Gress, Josh Goodreau, Hartford; Jacob Har- Dodgeville; SImon Lensmire, Lake Dibble, a 6-6 Bemidji State Mills; Mitch McFarlane, Winnebago Rohrscheib, Eau Claire Regis; Anderson, Iowa-Grant; Mark Nagle, Wausau Newman; Ethan Bergstrom, recruit, capped the sectional final tung, Sussex Hamilton; Max Keefe, James Sukanen, Hurley. Coach- Milwaukee School of the Arts; Brad Frederic. Germantown; Sean Miller, Kettle Lutheran Academy; Jake Nixon, East and state semifinal with slam Troy; Sam Noyce, Madison Edge- es: Tristan Kittilson, Glenwood Clark, Oshkosh Lourdes; Ben Division 5 South: Kilian Boland, dunks at the buzzer. Moraine; Caleb Wagner, Muskego; City; Chris Segerstrom, Elmwood/ Huizenga, Oshkosh Lourdes. Seneca; Tyler Dahl, Albany; Ben Brian Wilman, Hartland Arrow- wood; Derek Paulson, Lodi; Travis Also playing for the D-4 North Plum City; Zachary Gilles, Elmwood/ Division 5 North: Dane Fronek, Heiligenthal, Burlington Catholic head. Coaches: Ben Hoffmann, Hart- Pomplun, Omro.Coaches: Steve boys is Logan Rohrscheib of Eau Hicklin, Lake Mills; Ben Schambow, Plum City. Wausau Newman; Jake Gajewski, Central; Joey Helgerson, Hillsboro; ford Union; Kurt Melton, Division 4 South: Chris Ancius, Wausau Newman; Tanner Hudziak, Jack Reader, Bangor; Ben Rode, Claire Regis. He scored 53 points Oconomowoc; Luke Wainwright. Columbus; Tyler Selk, Waunakee; Dana McKenzie, Waunakee. La Crosse Aquinas; Brayden John- Wild Rose; Jared Joslin, Port Hustisford; Max Stockwell, Hillsboro; in a sectional semifinal win over Division 2 North: Jordan Budnik, son, Iowa-Grant; Ben Burkholder, Edwards; Jake Allind, Pittsville; Noah Raine Voigts, Belmont; Spencer Fall Creek, but they fell to Mosinee; Aiden Austin, La Crosse Division 4 North: Logan Bader, Unity; Zach Baumgartner, Cuba City; Blake Ehrke, Deerfield; Martel, Luck; Evan Nicolai, Marsh- Wright, Abundant Life; Dillon Zinn, Cameron in the final. He plans to Central; JP Lacy, Wausau East; Mar- Ryan Latham, Boscobel; JT Parish, field Columbus; Roman Poirier, Fred- Blair-Taylor. Coaches: Curt Bisarek, cus Moreau, Kaukauna; Anthony Kewaunee; Blake Purdy, Mondovi; play at Minnesota Duluth. Alex Dellis, Algoma; Peyton Dibble, Cambridge; Parker Resop, Horicon; eric; Ben Retzlaff, Chippewa Falls Hillsboro; Scott Egan, Hillsboro; Washburn's Brant Schick, also Blackwell, Waupaca; Jacob Siroin, Mike Richter, Ozaukee; Aaron Scafe, McDonell; Brant Schick, Wash- Chris Koopman, Hillsboro. River Falls; Sam Wiersma, Beaver Cameron; Jordan Knutson, Grants- For Steph and LeBron, an ultimate game to decide NBA title CLEVELAND (AP) — It's the two-time reigning for a game and a half earlier in the series with a con- MVP who is trying to finish off a record setting sea- cussion, the Warriors are without Andrew Bogut son with a second straight title, against a two-time because of a left knee injury and saw Andre Iguodala champion who is tantalizingly close to finally ending try to fight through a very balky back in Game 6. Cleveland's 52-year title drought. Still, the Warriors — who have lost two straight More on Game 7, page 10 for the second time all season, and this matches their longest slide of this season — are somehow Steph vs. LeBron. upbeat. Warriors vs. Cavaliers. "We'll rally the troops," Kerr said. "We'll get Game 7 awaits on Sunday night to decide these everybody ready for Game 7. As I said, a home game NBA Finals, decide the legacy of the season that has to win the NBA title, it's as good as it gets. So we're been put together by Stephen Curry and Golden excited to be flying home and get our fans behind us State, and maybe even decide a big chunk of LeBron and we'll be ready to roll." James' legacy of his second time around in Cleve- Pressure will squarely be on the Warriors. land as well. They won a record 73 games in the regular sea- "I'll take it," James said. son, losing only nine times. They've already lost "Forty-eight minutes left," Curry said. eight games in these playoffs, and a ninth defeat This series is still going because James had his would certainly take a ton of the shine off having the second consecutive 41-point game in Cleveland's best record in NBA history. 115-101 victory Thursday night with the Cavaliers "We expected to win the NBA championship com- facing elimination again. He's the fifth player in ing into the season," Warriors guard Klay Thompson NBA Finals history to post back-to-back games of 40 said. "It's either win the whole thing or bust for us. I or more, a club whose only other members are Jerry mean, it's no fun getting second place. So it would be West, Shaquille O'Neal, Rick Barry and Michael Jor- a great season, but at the same time to us, the play- dan. ers, we're so competitive, we'd feel like we failed." He has answered the call when his team has To say there will be no pressure on the Cavaliers, needed him most. He even let Curry know how he though, would be incorrect. felt with a little trash-talking after blocking a layup Sure, road teams are 3-15 all-time in Game 7s in late in Game 6. Associated Press the NBA Finals. History says Cleveland loses this "At the end of the day my whole mindset is how I CLEVELAND CAVALIERS forward LeBron James (23) and Golden State Warriors guard Stephen Curry (30) game for that reason and plenty of others — The can put myself in position to help these guys be suc- during the second half of Game 6 of the NBA Finals in Cleveland Thursday. Drive, The Fumble, The Decision among them. cessful and I could be successful as well," James But this is why James came back to Cleveland said. "I don't really get caught up in what everybody mouthpiece and hitting a fan. He was trying to posed to do. I'm out there trying to do the same for from Miami, to finish what he started, to give the else talks about." throw it at the scorer's table and missed, which my team. We don't go 1-on-1 at each other a lot, but And now it's on Curry to answer. He had 30 strangely fit a night where the Warriors shot only 40 it's a pretty competitive feeling out there with the city its first major sports title since 1964. If he deliv- points in Game 6, but got into foul trouble again — percent. situation of playing in The Finals and playing for ers Sunday, the promise would be fulfilled and a new the Warriors said some of the calls were flat wrong, It won't be 1-on-1 Sunday night. But if the former something special." chapter could await. and that will surely earn coach Steve Kerr a fine MVP — who still very well may be the best player in It has been a series laden with epic swings in He's 1-0 in Game 7s in the NBA Finals, Miami before Game 7 after he offered a very clear, impas- the world — outduels the current MVP, the Larry momentum, laden with blowouts and drama. beating San Antonio in 2013. That was on what was sioned plea that Curry wasn't getting the sort of O'Brien Trophy may be taking up occupancy in Every game has been decided by double digits in then his home floor. The fact that this one will be on Cleveland for the first time. this series that is heading back to Oakland, Califor- whistle that an MVP merits. the road is irrelevant to James. "He's had two great games to keep his team nia, for the ultimate showdown. There have been Curry got ejected after fouling out, throwing his "Game 7," James said, "so I'll play it anywhere." alive," Curry said. "You know, that's what he's sup- injuries on both sides; the Cavaliers lost Kevin Love He's back: Dustin Johnson tied for lead OAKMONT, Pa. (AP) — One eth. year after Dustin Johnson let Asked if he was motivated by the U.S. Open slip away from Chambers Bay, Johnson dead- him at Chambers Bay, he drove panned, "What happened last his way to the top of the leader- year?" board Friday at Oakmont. Andrew Landry had a much Immaculate from tee-to- shorter day. green, Johnson endured a The 28-year-old qualifier marathon day of 36 holes with a only had to hit one shot Friday game that makes him look when he returned in the morn- tough to beat. He didn't make a ing to make a 10-foot birdie bogey in his opening round of 3- putt for a 66 and the lead. It under 67, and he dropped only was the best opening round in one shot in his 69 that ended 10 majors at Oakmont, beating just as the siren sounded to a record shared by Ben Hogan stop play because of darkness. and Tom Watson. Johnson was at 4-under 136, Landry also became the first two shots ahead of anyone else player in 30 years to have the who completed the second sole lead after his first U.S. round in the rain-delayed U.S. Open round. Open. Three storm delays Thurs- More than just his long ball, day left a disjointed schedule one of Johnson's greatest assets and no clear picture of who's in Associated Press is a short memory. He already control. The nine players who DUSTIN JOHNSON hits from the fairway on the 17th hole during the rain delayed first round of the U.S. Open golf championship at Oakmont has squandered chances in four completed the opening round Country Club on Friday in Oakmont, Pa. majors, none more crushing Thursday, including 19-year- than last year when he was a old Scottie Scheffler and his 69, were given tee times deep into including Spieth at 2 over — on its toughest course. advanced only 40 yards and 12-foot eagle putt away from had the entire day off Friday. the evening until the USGA start Saturday morning. The streak finally ended narrowly missed a 20-foot par winning and three-putted to Those who had to return to decided it best that everyone Johnson went 27 holes with- when he found a deep bunker finish one behind Jordan Spi- finish the first round initially from that half of the field — out a bogey in a U.S. Open held left of the first fairway, US OPEN — page 10 10 l SATURDAY, JUNE 18, 2016 SPORTS THE DAILY GLOBE • YOURDAILYGLOBE.COM Daily Globe Scoreboard Outside shot: LeBron lifts

Cameron Bairstow. W L Pct GB David Lingmerth 35-37—72 +2 Basketball DETROIT PISTONS — Acquired F Chicago 45 20 .692 — Jordan Spieth 37-35—72 +2 Cameron Bairstow from Chicago Bulls for St. Louis 35 30 .538 10 Mike Miller 38-34—72 +2 Cavs, Cleveland to cusp of title NBA Finals G Spencer Dinwiddie. Pittsburgh 33 34 .493 13 Lee Slattery 36-36—72 +2 All Times EDT MINNESOTA TIMBERWOLVES — Milwaukee 31 36 .463 15 Tony Finau 35-37—72 +2 CLEVELAND (AP) — LeBron James' family, 24 rebounds, 18 assists, seven 3-pointers, six blocks (Best-of-7; x-if necessary) Announced the resignation of CEO Rob Cincinnati 26 41 .388 20 Charley Hoffman 37-35—72 +2 Golden State 3, Cleveland 3 Moor. West Division Billy Horschel 34-38—72 +2 closest friends and some hangers-on who wanted a and just three turnovers, despite handling the ball Thursday, June 2: Golden State 104, FOOTBALL W L Pct GB Graeme McDowell 35-37—72 +2 glimpse waited for him in the arena's hallways like on nearly every possession. Cleveland 89 National Football League San Francisco 41 26 .612 — Justin Rose 37-35—72 +2 Sunday, June 5: Golden State 110, BUFFALO BILLS — Signed OT Justin Los Angeles 35 33 .515 6½ Matt Marshall 37-35—72 +2 they have since he was an unequalled Ohio high He has almost single-handedly punctured the Cleveland 77 Renfrow. Waived-injured S Phillip Colorado 32 33 .492 8 Derek Fathauer 36-37—73 +3 school star, the best player on any court. Warriors' will, leaving the defending champions Wednesday, June 8: Cleveland 120, Thomas. Arizona 29 39 .426 12½ Patrick Rodgers 37-36—73 +3 They greeted him early Friday after Game 6 of with little time to figure out how to slow him down. Golden State 90 CAROLINA PANTHERS — Signed OT San Diego 27 41 .397 14½ Justin Hicks 37-36—73 +3 Friday, June 10: Golden State 108, Michael Oher to a three-year contract Thursday's Games Yusaku Miyazato 38-35—73 +3 the NBA Finals, when James dropped 41 points on It may be too late. Cleveland 97 extension through the 2019 season. Atlanta 7, Cincinnati 2 James Hahn 36-37—73 +3 Golden State for the second straight game and "Special, very special," said guard Kyrie Irving, Monday, June 13: Cleveland 112, Gold- DETROIT LIONS — Waived WR Corey Toronto 13, Philadelphia 2 Matt Fitzpatrick 35-38—73 +3 dominated Stephen Curry, staring down the MVP who followed his own 41-point effort in Game 5 en State 97 Washington from reserve/injured. N.Y. Mets 6, Pittsburgh 4 Martin Kaymer 38-35—73 +3 Thursday, June 16: Cleveland 115, GREEN BAY PACKERS — Signed DT Milwaukee 8, L.A. Dodgers 6 Jason Dufner 35-38—73 +3 and taunting him after a dismissive block. with 23 to help the Cavs notch the series. "You try Golden State 101 Kenny Clark. Washington 8, San Diego 5 Emiliano Grillo 39-34—73 +3 As Hall of Fame point guard Isiah Thomas and not to sit back and watch because you're trying to Sunday, June 19: Cleveland at Golden NEW YORK JETS — Signed WR Kyle Friday's Games Matt Borchert 37-36—73 +3 State, 8 p.m. William. Waived WR Quenton Bundrage. Chicago Cubs 6, Pittsburgh 0 Thitiphun Chuayprakong37-36—73 +3 Oscar-winning actor Jamie Foxx looked on, James make sure that you create space for him and able OAKLAND RAIDERS — Signed LB Arizona at Philadelphia Soren Kjeldsen 38-35—73 +3 kissed his mom, Gloria, and hopped into his Mer- to give him outlets when he needs it, but when a Transactions Shilique Calhoun. Atlanta at N.Y. Mets Anirban Lahiri 38-35—73 +3 cedes-Benz luxury van for the ride to Akron. guy's got it going like that, it's just unbelievable to Canadian Football League Colorado at Miami Spencer Levin 37-36—73 +3 BASEBALL WINNIPEG BLUE BOMBERS — San Francisco at Tampa Bay Justin Thomas 39-34—73 +3 "One more game left," he said moments earlier. be a part of." American League Released LB Frank Renaud, LB John Cincinnati at Houston Kevin Kisner 38-35—73 +3 One more win from the greatest comeback in With forward Andre Iguodala dealing with a BALTIMORE ORIOLES — Agreed to Rush, DL Rupert Butcher, WR Alex Vitt Texas at St. Louis Branden Grace 35-38—73 +3 Finals history and one more win from a champi- back issue, Golden State coach Steve Kerr may terms with RHP Cody Sedlock. and P Billy Pavlopoulos. Milwaukee at L.A. Dodgers K.T. Kim 38-35—73 +3 BOSTON RED SOX — Recalled LHP HOCKEY Washington at San Diego Retief Goosen 35-38—73 +3 onship, the one James came home for. have to switch Draymond Green on James for Roenis Elias from Pawtucket (IL). Placed National Hockey League Saturday's Games Ethan Tracy 35-38—73 +3 Playing at a level few have touched, James has Game 7. He'd do that at the risk of the tempera- INF Josh Rutledge on the 15-day DL, ARIZONA COYOTES — Signed F Arizona (Greinke 9-3) at Philadelphia Tyler Raber 38-35—73 +3 retroactive to June 15. Signed OFs Ryan Craig Cunningham to a one-year contract. (Eickhoff 4-8), 3:05 p.m. Patrick Reed 37-37—74 +4 pushed Cleveland to the brink of its first profes- mental Green, who was suspended for Game 5, los- Scott and Matt McLean; C Nick Sciortino CALGARY FLAMES — Named Glen Cincinnati (Reed 0-0) at Houston Rafa Cabrera Bello 37-37—74 +4 sional sports championship since 1964. With back- ing control. Kerr also doesn't have center Andrew and SS Nick Lovullo to minor league con- Gulutzan coach. (Keuchel 3-9), 4:10 p.m. Byeong Hun An 40-34—74 +4 to-back epic performances, he's given hope to gen- Bogut, whose series-ending knee injury has tracts. SOCCER Colorado (Chatwood 8-4) at Miami Miguel Tabuena 39-35—74 +4 CLEVELAND INDIANS — Signed 1B- Major League Soccer (Chen 4-2), 4:10 p.m. Daniel Summerhays 39-35—74 +4 erations of fans who have known mostly sports mis- deprived the Warriors of one of their best rim pro- OF Will Benson, C Logan Ice, RHP Aaron NEW YORK RED BULLS — Signed San Francisco (Peavy 3-6) at Tampa Alex Noren 37-37—74 +4 ery that the drought will end Sunday in Game 7 — tectors, inviting James to assault the basket with- Civale and INF Samad Taylor to minor coach Jesse Marsch to a contract exten- Bay (Moore 3-4), 4:10 p.m. Jamie Donaldson 36-38—74 +4 on Father's Day. out fear. league contracts. sion. Texas (Martinez 1-1) at St. Louis (Mar- Kevin Tway 36-38—74 +4 HOUSTON ASTROS — Signed of OF COLLEGE tinez 7-5), 4:15 p.m. Ryan Moore 40-34—74 +4 Down 3-1 in the series, the Cavaliers reverted to Coach Tyronn Lue's decision to make James, Ronnie Dawson to a minor league con- BARTON — Named William Bailey Atlanta (Blair 0-4) at N.Y. Mets (Matz 7- Hideki Matsuyama 37-37—74 +4 a strategy that has served James well: Give him and not Irving, Cleveland's primary playmaker has tract. softball coach. 3), 8:15 p.m. Phil Mickelson 40-34—74 +4 LOS ANGELES ANGELS — Reinstat- DOANE — Named Seth Harris as Pittsburgh (Niese 6-3) at Chicago Cubs Aaron Wise 39-35—74 +4 the ball. Get out of the way. swung the series. James' ability to survey the ed OF Daniel Nava from the 15-day DL. men's and women's tennis coach and Ed (Lester 8-3), 8:15 p.m. a-Sam Burns 38-36—74 +4 Hesitant in Games 1 and 2, he's been in attack defense and expose its weak spots has transformed Optioned RHP Al Alburquerque to Salt Hubbs director of tennis. Milwaukee (Anderson 4-6) at L.A. Mikael Lundberg 37-38—75 +5 mode, posting up Curry for layups and short the Cavs' offense, which lacked rhythm and con- Lake (PCL). FAIRLEIGH DICKINSON — Named Dodgers (Bolsinger 1-4), 10:10 p.m. Matthew Baldwin 35-40—75 +5 MINNESOTA TWINS — Reinstated OF Jose Rebimbas women's assistant bas- Washington (Scherzer 8-4) at San Andrew Johnston 40-35—75 +5 turnarounds when the Warriors inexplicably nection. This is how James played in Miami, where Danny Santana from the 15-day DL. Des- ketball coach. Diego (Rea 3-3), 10:10 p.m. Yuta Ikeda 37-38—75 +5 switch on screens and leave the 6-foot-3 point he and Dwyane Wade tag-teamed their way to two ignated OF Oswaldo Arcia for release or FARMINGDALE — Named Tom Sunday's Games Jimmy Walker 38-37—75 +5 guard at the mercy of a 250-pound wrecking ball titles. assignment. Azzara director of athletics for compliance Atlanta at N.Y. Mets, 1:10 p.m. Paul Casey 38-37—75 +5 SEATTLE MARINERS — Recalled and operations. Colorado at Miami, 1:10 p.m. Danny Willett 38-37—75 +5 crammed inside a No. 23 jersey. The third one, the one James craves most, is RHP Jonathan Aro and LHP David Rollins RANDOLPH-MACON — Named Chris San Francisco at Tampa Bay, 1:10 p.m. Chris Kirk 36-39—75 +5 And when Golden State sags defensively to help within reach. from Tacoma (PCL). Placed LHP Wade Haas women's golf coach. Arizona at Philadelphia, 1:35 p.m. Kevin Foley 36-39—75 +5 Miley placed on the 15-day DL, retroac- Cincinnati at Houston, 2:10 p.m. Chase Parker 38-37—75 +5 stop his drives, James is finding the open man or He didn't promise a championship when he tive to June 13. Designated RHP Steve Baseball Texas at St. Louis, 2:15 p.m. Sebastian Soderberg 40-35—75 +5 pulling up and making his outside jumper, consid- came back in 2014, only to inspire. "In Northeast Johnson for assignment. Signed 3B Joe Milwaukee at L.A. Dodgers, 4:10 p.m. Jaco Van Zyl 39-36—75 +5 ered the weakest aspect of his otherwise resplen- Ohio, nothing is given," James said. "Everything is Rizzo, SS Bryson Brigman, LHP Thomas Washington at San Diego, 4:40 p.m. William McGirt 36-39—75 +5 Burrows, C Jason Goldstein, RHP Reggie Pittsburgh at Chicago Cubs, 8:08 p.m. Brooks Koepka 36-39—75 +5 dent game. earned. You work for what you have." McClain, RHP Kyle Davis, OF Dimas AmericanAll Times League EDT Chris Wood 36-39—75 +5 The shots are falling. The Warriors are fading. King James nearly has his crowning moment, Ojeda, RHP Jack Anderson and RHP East Division Ernie Els 34-41—75 +5 On Thursday night, James was as good as ever, his crescendo. Paul Covelle to minor league contracts. WLPct GB Golf Kevin Na 37-38—75 +5 TEXAS RANGERS — Announced RHP Baltimore 38 27 .585 — Louis Oosthuizen 38-37—75 +5 making three 3-pointers and adding 11 assists, "Not many people in the history of sports have Tom Wilhelmsen refused his outright Boston 37 28 .569 1 Lucas Glover 38-37—75 +5 eight rebounds, four steals and three blocks. He said: 'Everyone get on my back. The city, state, assignment to Round Rock (PCL) and Toronto 38 31 .551 2 OAKMONT,US Pa. (AP)Open — A brief look at a-Justin Suh 38-37—75 +5 elected free agency. New York 32 34 .485 6½ the Friday's play in the U.S. Open at Oak- Denny McCarthy 41-35—76 +6 scored 18 straight points bridging the third and organization, team, get on my back. If we win or TORONTO BLUE JAYS — Placed OF Tampa Bay 31 33 .484 6½ mont Country Club (only 42 of 156 players Aron Price 38-38—76 +6 fourth quarters, and scored or assisted on 27 in a fail I'll take the blame, but I'm going to lead you.' Jose Bautista on the 15-day DL. Recalled Central Division have completed two rounds because of Andres Gonzales 41-35—76 +6 row and 35 of 36 while saddling his teammates and How many people have ever said that?" Jefferson OF Darrell Ceciliani from Buffalo (IL). WLPct GB the rain-suspended first round): Mike Van Sickle 41-35—76 +6 Signed RHPs TJ Zeuch, Andy Ravel, Kyle Cleveland 35 30 .538 — LEADING: Dustin Johnson, who shot a-Sam Horsfield 39-37—76 +6 20,000 fans on those broad shoulders and carrying said. "I can't think of too many players who have Weatherly, Nick Hartman, Travis Hoster- Kansas City 35 31 .530 ½ 67 and 69, and Andrew Landry, who Bernd Wiesberger 38-38—76 +6 them to the cusp of a title. put that type of pressure on themselves and then man, Christopher Hall, Angel Alicea, Detroit 34 32 .515 1½ played only one shot to complete his first Matteo Manassero 38-38—76 +6 "He told us one point in time late in the fourth, have delivered more times than not. Mitch McKown, Connor Eller, Mike Chicago 33 33 .500 2½ round, are tied at 4 under. a-Jon Rahm 39-37—76 +6 Ellenbest, Andrew Deramo, Brayden Minnesota 20 46 .303 15½ PURSUING: Lee Westwood, who Robert Streb 37-39—76 +6 'Get stops and I'll take care of the other end,'" said "He's doing this for his teammates. He's doing it Bouchey and Jared Carkuff; OFs JB West Division played five holes to complete his first J.B. Holmes 39-37—76 +6 forward Richard Jefferson. for everyone." Woodman, Joshua Palacios and OF DJ WLPct GB round, is a stroke back. Kevin Chappell 35-41—76 +6 Daniels; SS Bo Bichette, 2B Cavan Big- Texas 42 25 .627 — SHOT(S) OF THE DAY: Justin Thomas Luke Donald 37-39—76 +6 In two elimination games, James has 82 points, gio, Cs Rdige Smith and Ryan Gold; 3B Seattle 35 31 .530 6½ holed out back-to-back chip shots on Nos. Rickie Fowler 39-37—76 +6 Bradley Jones; LHPs Jake Fishman and Houston 32 35 .478 10 7 and 8. Jeev Milkha Singh 38-38—76 +6 LHP Luke Gillingham; and 1B David Los Angeles 29 37 .439 12½ KEY STAT: After the entire field com- Kent Bulle 36-40—76 +6 Jacob to minor league contracts. Oakland 27 39 .409 14½ pleted the first round, there were 11 Carlos Ortiz 38-38—76 +6 National League Thursday's Games scores in the 60s. That matches the num- Jim Herman 40-36—76 +6 CHICAGO CUBS — Recalled C Will- Seattle 6, Tampa Bay 4 ber posted in the first round of four previ- Bill Haas 38-38—76 +6 Warriors limping to finish, hope son Contreras from Iowa (PCL). Desig- Texas 5, Oakland 1 ous Opens at Oakmont. Charl Schwartzel 38-38—76 +6 nated C Tim Federowicz for assignment. Toronto 13, Philadelphia 2 NOTEWORTHY: Players who teed off Jason Day 39-37—76 +6 CINCINNATI REDS — Reinstated CF Baltimore 5, Boston 1 Thursday for Round 1 finished, on aver- T.J. Howe 40-36—76 +6 Billy Hamilton from the 7-day concussion N.Y. Yankees 4, Minnesota 1 age, two shots higher than their counter- Frank Adams III 38-38—76 +6 home-court helps in Game 7 disabled list. Optioned OF Steve Selsky to Detroit 10, Kansas City 4 parts who began their first round on Fri- a-Christopher Crawford 37-39—76 +6 Louisville (IL). Friday's Games day. a-Nick Hardy 41-36—77 +7 COLORADO ROCKIES — Recalled Toronto at Baltimore QUOTEWORTHY: "I'm too old for this." D.J. Trahan 40-37—77 +7 CLEVELAND (AP) — The left knee didn't become suscepti- 6, and Curry got fined another OF Brandon Barnes from Albuquerque Chicago White Sox at Cleveland — Sergio Garcia, when asked if he was Patton Kizzire 38-39—77 +7 level of tension is growing rapidly ble to season-ending bone bruises $25,000 for throwing his mouth- (PCL). Placed OF Gerardo Parra on the San Francisco at Tampa Bay tired after playing 36 holes. Rory McIlroy 37-40—77 +7 for the Golden State Warriors. because of how difficult becoming piece into the stands after fouling 15-day DL, retroactive to June 15. Agreed Seattle at Boston TELEVISION (all times EDT): 7:30 a.m- Mark Anguiano 39-38—77 +7 to terms with RHPs Riley Pint, Robert Cincinnati at Houston 11 a.m., FS1; 11 a.m.-8 p.m., FOX; 8 a-Kyle Mueller 38-39—77 +7 Someone gets suspended, some- the league's first 73-win regular- out of that game. Tyler, Justin Calomeni, Bryan Baker, N.Y. Yankees at Minnesota p.m.-9 p.m., FS1. Peter Hanson 39-38—77 +7 one gets hurt, someone gets eject- season team was; J.R. Smith If the Warriors — who are still Brandon Gold, Matt Dennis, Justin Valde- Detroit at Kansas City J.J. Henry 39-38—77 +7 spina, Mike Bunal, Jared Gesell, John ed, and lots of someones make no crashing into him in Game 5 of steamed that Draymond Green Texas at St. Louis U.S. OpenFriday Par Scores Max Kieffer 37-40—77 +7 Hammer, Heath Holder, Austin Moore, L.A. Angels at Oakland At Oakmont Country Club a-Derek Bard 39-38—77 +7 effort to hide their frustration. A this series took care of that. was suspended for Game 5 George Thanopoulos, Ryan Luna, Josh Saturday's Games Oakmont, Pa. Smylie Kaufman 37-40—77 +7 comfortable two-game lead in the Curry's combination of fouling because he accrued one too many Shelley, Rico Garcia and Kenny Oakley; N.Y. Yankees (Pineda 3-7) at Minneso- Purse: TBA ($10 million in 2015) Webb Simpson 39-38—77 +7 LHPs Ben Bowden, Ty Culbreth and Kyle NBA Finals becomes a dicey one- out, mouthpiece-throwing and flagrant fouls in this postseason ta (Nolasco 3-4), 2:10 p.m. Yardage: 7,254; Par: 70 (35-35) Andy Pope 41-36—77 +7 Cedotal; 3B Colton Welker; Cs Brian Ser- L.A. Angels (Lincecum 0-0) at Oakland First Round Austin Jordan 39-38—77 +7 game lead, then no lead at all. getting ejected in Game 6 on — find calls more to their liking ven and Will Haynie; OFs Vince Fernan- (Neal 0-1), 4:05 p.m. (a-amateur) Tom Hoge 41-37—78 +8 dez, Tyler Bugner and Steven Linkous; The biggest moment awaits. Thursday night wasn't because in Game 7, that'll be money Seattle (Miley 6-3) at Boston (Porcello Andrew Landry 33-33—66 -4 Dicky Pride 39-39—78 +8 SSs Taylor Snyder, Garrett Hampson and The biggest challenge does, the first 82 games left him tired extremely well spent. 7-2), 4:05 p.m. Lee Westwood 34-33—67 -3 Wes Short Jr. 40-38—78 +8 Tyler Orris; and 1B Jacob Bosiokovic to Toronto (Dickey 4-7) at Baltimore (Gal- Dustin Johnson 34-33—67 -3 Jason Allred 38-40—78 +8 too. and cranky. And the Warriors' "We're going to need some minor league contracts. lardo 1-1), 4:05 p.m. Shane Lowry 36-32—68 -2 a-Charlie Danielson 39-39—78 +8 LOS ANGELES DODGERS — Signed Shots aren't falling for the inability to corral LeBron James emotion and some grit and tough- Cincinnati (Reed 0-0) at Houston Scott Piercy 32-36—68 -2 a-Ryan Stachler 40-38—78 +8 SS Gavin Lux, RHP Mitchell White, OF (Keuchel 3-9), 4:10 p.m. Sergio Garcia 35-33—68 -2 Patrick Wilkes-Krier 40-38—78 +8 Warriors at the same rate they in this series can be best ness," said Curry, who noted the Donald Peters, OF Lucas Raley, RHP San Francisco (Peavy 3-6) at Tampa a-Scottie Scheffler 34-35—69 -1 Billy Hurley III 42-36—78 +8 were in the regular season, stops explained by acknowledging Warriors are already 3-0 in elim- Anthony Gonsolin, OF Brayan Morales, Bay (Moore 3-4), 4:10 p.m. Kevin Streelman 36-33—69 -1 Toru Taniguchi 39-39—78 +8 OF Saige Jenco, RHP Chandler Eden, aren't coming like they were a again that when James is at his ination games this season. Texas (Ramos 1-3) at St. Louis (Mar- Bubba Watson 34-35—69 -1 Kiradech Aphibarnrat 39-39—78 +8 LHP Austin French and RHP Jacob tinez 7-5), 4:15 p.m. Danny Lee 33-36—69 -1 Soren Hansen 36-43—79 +9 couple months ago either, the best he's the most unstoppable Their problems go deeper than Perkins to minor league contracts. Chicago White Sox (Rodon 2-6) at Henrik Stenson 34-35—69 -1 Thomas Aiken 37-42—79 +9 PITTSBURGH PIRATES — Signed aches and pains are piling up and force in the game. officiating issues, though. The Cleveland (Salazar 7-3), 6:10 p.m. Sung Kang 39-31—70 E Jeff Maggert 41-38—79 +9 RHP Travis MacGregor, INF Stphen Ale- what looked like a sure-fire title The grind of March and April Detroit (Boyd 0-1) at Kansas City Hideto Tanihara 35-35—70 E Richie Schembechler 40-39—79 +9 Warriors don't have a single mais, RHP Matt Anderson, C Arden (Volquez 6-6), 8:15 p.m. Daniel Berger 35-35—70 E David Toms 40-40—80 +10 not long ago is at best a shaky has nothing to do with any of Pabst, RHP Matt Frawley and OF Hunter starter shooting 50 percent in Sunday's Games Russell Knox 34-36—70 E Derek Chang 43-37—80 +10 Owen to minor league contracts. proposition now. Game 7 of the that. Chicago White Sox at Cleveland, 1:10 Harris English 36-34—70 E Brandt Snedeker 40-40—80 +10 this series, are clearly a different ST. LOUIS CARDINALS — Recalled p.m. Angel Cabrera 35-35—70 E Gregor Main 41-43—84 +14 finals is on Sunday against the But it can certainly be argued 2B Kolten Wong from Memphis (PCL). defensive team with Bogut side- San Francisco at Tampa Bay, 1:10 p.m. Romain Wattel 35-36—71 +1 Steven Bowditch 42-42—84 +14 Cleveland Cavaliers, and Golden that even though the Warriors Optioned OF Jeremy Hazelbaker to Mem- Seattle at Boston, 1:35 p.m. Gregory Bourdy 35-36—71 +1 Zach Edmondson 47-42—89 +19 lined, have 2015 Finals MVP phis. Signed SS Delvin Perez to a minor State is hoping being at home spent about half the season with- Toronto at Baltimore, 1:35 p.m. Matt Kuchar 36-35—71 +1 Leaderboard at league contract. Andre Iguodala playing with Cincinnati at Houston, 2:10 p.m. Marc Leishman 36-35—71 +1 time of suspended play helps deliver a championship- out head coach Steve Kerr while SAN FRANCISCO GIANTS — Placed N.Y. Yankees at Minnesota, 2:10 p.m. Zach Johnson 37-34—71 +1 Score Thru wince-inducing lower back sore- RHP Santiago Casilla on the paternity list. saving elixir. he recovered from back surgeries Detroit at Kansas City, 2:15 p.m. Bryson DeChambeau 37-34—71 +1 Dustin Johnson -4 F ness, have yielded two straight Recalled LHP Steven Okert from Sacra- "Things haven't gone our way and got every opponent's best Texas at St. Louis, 2:15 p.m. Tim Wilkinson 36-35—71 +1 Andrew Landry -4 DNS mento (PCL). 41-point games to James and are L.A. Angels at Oakland, 4:05 p.m. Brendan Steele 36-35—71 +1 Lee Westwood -3 DNS despite how the regular season shot in every game — such is life BASKETBALL Jason Kokrak 35-36—71 +1 Scott Piercy -2 F in their first extended slide of the National Basketball Association went," Warriors guard Stephen for reigning champions — the NationalAll Times League EDT Gary Stal 38-33—71 +1 Sergio Garcia -2 F NBA — Fined Golden State G Stephen season — losing three times in a East Division Cameron Smith 36-35—71 +1 Shane Lowry -2 DNS Curry said. "The playoffs haven't playoffs have delivered more Curry $25,000 for throwing his mouth- WLPct GB Andy Sullivan 36-35—71 +1 Daniel Summerhays -1 F been easy. Hasn't been a breeze. challenges in 20something games four-game span. piece into the spectator stands and Gold- Washington 42 25 .627 — Geoff Ogilvy 37-34—71 +1 Andy Sullivan -1 F edn State coach Steve Kerr $25,000 for Hasn't been anything perfect (including a 3-1 deficit in the If shots fall at their usual clip New York 36 29 .554 5 Jim Furyk 35-36—71 +1 Jim Furyk -1 17 public criticism of the officiating during his Miami 34 32 .515 7½ Adam Scott 35-36—71 +1 Scottie Scheffler -1 DNS about it. So, yeah, it's frustrating, Western Conference finals on Sunday, the Warriors will press conference on June 16. Philadelphia 30 37 .448 12 Keegan Bradley 36-35—71 +1 Kevin Streelman -1 DNS CHICAGO BULLS — Acquired G but the work we've put in and the against Oklahoma City) than the probably win. Atlanta 20 46 .303 21½ Brandon Harkins 35-36—71 +1 Bubba Watson -1 DNS Spencer Dinwiddie from Detroit for F-C opportunity we've given our- first 82 offered combined. Central Division Rob Oppenheim 35-37—72 +2 Danny Lee -1 DNS Otherwise, a team that looks selves with a Game 7 to win the "I think if you start out every like it's limping to the finish finals at home, you've got to be season and you say 'We get a could see its reign end. round. excited about that." Game 7, we get one game at home "We all realize if you told us at US Open Spieth, who finished off a The Warriors got questions for to win the NBA championship,' the beginning of the season it months — starting around I'll take it every time," Kerr said. round of only one birdie for a would be one game to win the 72, returned to Oakmont in the December, believe it or not — "So I can't wait for Sunday. I round with a 50-foot par save championship in Oakland, we'll about whether they were con- think we'll be fine. Obviously From page 9 for a 70. afternoon to putt. Rory McIlroy, cerned that the strain of chasing Cleveland has played well the take that any day of the week," putt. He missed plenty of other Garcia was at 2-under 138, who matched his worst score in Chicago's 72-win mark that stood last two games, and we've got to shooting guard Klay Thompson birdie chances along the way, along with Scott Piercy, who a U.S. Open with a 77, came as the NBA's gold standard for 20 play better. But I'm confident we said. "We've just got to come Sun- not alarming because Oak- also went 68-70. back to work on his swing. years would leave them ailing or will. We're in a spot that 29 other day with the mindset of leave it mont's greens are difficult to "I'm too old for this," the 36- On the course, other stars fatigued at playoff time. teams would love to be in." all out there, every man on this putt. year-old Spaniard said. "We were struggling. Questions like those seem a bit Kerr got fined $25,000 on Fri- team. No hero ball, just do it as a Far more impressive was his know how difficult the U.S. Jason Day, the No. 1 player more valid now. day for being critical of referees team like we've been doing it all accuracy. Open is, and here at Oakmont in the world, opened with a 76 To be clear, Andrew Bogut's after Golden State's loss in Game Johnson missed only three even tougher." and was at 5 over with three year." fairways in the second round, On the leaderboard, they holes remaining. Phil Mickel- and he has missed only five were one shot behind Lee West- son was in danger of missing greens through two rounds. If wood, who closed with two the cut for the second straight the lead stands after the second birdies in the morning for a 67. time at Oakmont. He was at 7 LeBron has heartfelt exchange with Sager round is over, it would match "It was good, one of the best over with two holes remaining. the lowest 36-hole score in a starts I've ever had," Westwood CLEVELAND (AP) — After deal with ABC, the network that ting a finals game? That don't For Johnson, it's time to put U.S. Open at Oakmont. And he said. "I felt confident out there taking down one of the best broadcast the game, to get Sager make no sense." up his feet and contemplate still hasn't made a birdie on a and hit a lot of good shots. I was teams in NBA history, LeBron on the air. Decked out in one of his trade- par 5 in two rounds. shaping it both ways, which you another run at a major. James had a heartfelt moment Sager was diagnosed with mark colorful suits, this one a "It was a long day today, but need to do in U.S. Opens to get "He played awesome," Garcia with one of the game's most pop- leukemia in 2014 and has been black number with blue and sil- I felt like I played really solid at a lot of the flags." said. "It's impressive. He drove ular sideline reporters. in a fight for his life over the last ver flowers, Sager beamed as all day for all 36 holes," he said. Daniel Summerhays, who the ball great, very far. I don't James was interviewed by two years. After asking James James continued his salute. "I drove it really well." got into the field as an alter- think he missed many fairways Craig Sager after Cleveland's several questions about the game "I'm happy to see you, man," Sergio Garcia, who also nate, had a tournament-best 65 at all. Out of 36 holes here at 115-101 victory over the Golden and his 41-point performance, James said. "Much love and knows his share of heartache in and joined Andy Sullivan (68) Oakmont with only one bogey, State Warriors in Game 6 tied Sager congratulated him on the respect. I'm happy I was able to the majors, stayed with John- at 1-under 139. Jim Furyk, a it shows you have to play real- the NBA Finals at three games victory. witness it in front of these fans. son as best he could. He made a runner-up at Oakmont in the ly, really well. He's going to be apiece. "First of all, let me ask you a We really appreciate you." tough par on No. 4 by playing 2007 U.S. Open, also was at 1 It was Sager's first NBA question," James said with a Sager replied, "Thanks for tough to beat, but I'll give it a his third shot from the fifth under and faced the ninth hole Finals in 34 years on the job. His wide grin. "How in the hell do entertaining me." shot." fairway. 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Dear Annie: Why do some daughter with special needs. people feel it is appropriate to I can’t afford to see a coun- discuss their dining companion’s selor. She won’t discuss it, and I personal health business in pub- find myself closing down when lic? I’m around her. Do you have any Recently, I witnessed someone advice? — Lonely Husband being grilled about his current Annie’s Dear Lonely: Your wife is in cancer treatment and felt sorry Mailbox her 50s. She is likely undergoing for him. It is invasive to ask hormonal changes that affect her about cancer surgeries, treat- libido. She is probably not as ments, etc., in a public place. one’s private health issues. Some things are not appropriate interested in sex as you are, and If you must ask questions, be MOTHER GOOSE & GRIMM to discuss at meals, and other your attempts to spice things up considerate and do it privately. diners do not need to know some- only add pressure and resent- — D. ment. You are too focused on sex. 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(562)533-6825 Shorelander Trailer, 30hp The Gogebic County Board of Commissioners hereby request Evinrude Motor, New Trolling bids for wrapping of the fascia to Houses for Sale Motor, and Many Extras. be done on the east entrance of $2,750.00 or Best Offer. the new addition of the Gogebic (906)364-3901 County Courthouse, 200 N. Moore St., Bessemer Michigan. Motorcycles & Proof of insurance and Sales • Rentals contractor's license is required and Ironwood: Beautiful, tastefully Management • Appraisals ATVs also a building permit, should it be decorated Northside brick home. necessary. Gile Bessemer If you require more information, 3 bedroom, 2 bath, 1982 YAMAHA Maxim 550. Very approximately 1,390 sq. ft. please call or stop by the Adminis- Large double lot, garage, new 906-932-5406 good condition, garage kept. trator's Office at the Courthouse, 11 Oshkosh Avenue 300 S. Marshalek Road roof, concrete patio deck, Highway US-2 • Ironwood New battery, plugs, tires, (906)667-0411. Saturday, June 18 Saturday, June 18 finished basement with bar, chains/sprocket. $1,200.00 or Bids are due on July 8, 2016 at 7:00am-12:00pm 8:00am-4:00pm 2 brick fireplaces, hardwood trade for F/PWC. (715)360-6931 4:00P.M. at the Administrator's Of- Name-brand women's Hurley. Clean, spacious,,suoicaps,naelC.yelruH upnorthproperty.com Women's name-brand floors, close to parks. or (906)364-2697 fice. SEALED BIDS MUST BE clothing, shoes, jewelry. 2009 clothing and purses, wedding open-concept Living/Dining..gniniD/gniviLtpecnoc-nepo $79,900.00 MARKED "BID #1 EASY EN- High ceilings, beautiful custommotsuclufituaeb,sgniliechgiH Polaris IQ Shift Sled. Bike, décor, house hold items, (906)932-5064 (906)932-4055 HOUSE FOR Rent, Ironwood. Wanted to Buy 2005 BOMBARDIER Traxter. TRANCE." holiday and house decor, flower pots, bean-bag toss woodwork. Three Bedrooms..smoordeBeerhT.krowdoow Very good condition, garage kept. Bids will be open by the Econom- Commercial or Residential. BUYING JUNK cars or trucks. ic Development & Capital Im- and many more boards, Honda Shadow Amazing walk-in closets..stesolcni-klawgnizamA All fluids changed, new vision rims Modern white kitchen..nehctiketihwnredoM Condos for Sale $450.00/month. No pets. Ramme!s Auto Salvage. Highway provements Committee on July miscellaneous items. Motorcycle, man-cave stuff, No Smoking. July 15. Hwy 2 and radial tires. $3,400.00 1-1/4 bathroom. Updated roof,,foordetadpU.moorhtab4/1-1 US2 Bessemer. (906)663-6080 13, 2016 at 4:00 P.M. and more. (715)292-5240 or best offer. (715)360-6931 The Gogebic County Board of siding, windows, flooring,,gniroolf,swodniw,gnidis Very nice condition, 1 bedroom Hurley or (906)364-2697 Commissioners reserves the right 604 East Sellar Street lighting. Insulated, finished,,dehsinif,detalusnI.gnithgil Condo overlooking Lake Michelle. to reject any and all bids. walk-out basement. HighhgiH.tnemesabtuo-klaw Stone fireplace, new sliding glass Saturday, June 18 E-furnace 2013. Garage,,egaraG.3102ecanruf-E doors and sliding glass bedroom 106 9th Ave North 8:00am-4:00pm June 18 and 20, 2016 Friday, June 17 shed, deck, pergola..alogrep,kced,dehs window. New carpet and flooring. REQUEST FOR BIDS Yooper Scoopers, Bedding, New Price: $84,500.0000.005,48$:ecirPweN Furnished. Ready to move in WAREHOUSE 1:00pm-5:00pm Fiestaware, weight bench, negotiable. (715)329-10211201-923)517(.elbaitogen or rent. $14,495.00. The Gogebic County Board of Saturday, June 18 outdoor decor, Many Kitchen Steve (218)341-7169 Commissioners hereby request 8:00am-12:00pm and Household items, Crafts- bids for a metal roof on the ware- Large Pet-Carrier, Camp- man aerator, Chaise lounge, house building located at the stove, Women's Golf Clubs, Headboards and Much more. Gogebic County Natural Re- Polaris RMK900 Snowmobile, source Center, 500 N. Moore 25gal. Sewer Cart, Nurses Street, Bessemer, Michigan. Ironwood The work to include appropriate Scrubs, Bikes, Women's and rain gutters, wrap fascia and Preteen Girl's clothes (Justice, downspouts. Fox, Underarmour, Silver) E4938 Airport Road Proof of insurance and Variety of sizes. Barstools, contractor's license is required and Saturday, June 18 Plate Rail, 'Man Stuff', Tackle 9:00am-2:00pm a building permit, should it be ne- Box. Too Much to list. cessary. 40 years of treasures. An- If you require more information, tiques, Luggage, Golf Clubs, please call or stop by the Adminis- 14521 North River Road Glassware, Small appliances, trator's Office at the Courthouse, Friday, June 17 Toys, File Cabinet, Silver Set. (906)667-0411. Saturday, June 18 Cancelled if Raining. Bids are due on July 8, 2016 at 9:00am-5:00pm 4:00P.M. at the Administrator's Of- Huge Estate Sale! Expo Building, Gogebic Campers & RVs fice. SEALED BIDS MUST BE 5 miles West of Hurley Mental Health Therapist MARKED "BID #2 County Fairgrounds HELP WANTED: on US2 (Past Kimball Inn) Saturday, June 18 WAREHOUSE." Right on River Road. Behavioral Health Clinic with offices in Hurley, WI Full-Time Route Driver/Warehouse Personal 2005 PUMA by Palomino 5th Bids will be open by the Econom- 7:30am-1:00pm seeking licensed mental health therapist. wanted for Local Beverage Company. The position is Full-Time Monday-Friday, ic Development & Capital Im- His/Hers Collectibles, Multi-Family Sale. House- Wheel. Excellent Condition. Fully Antiques, Logging, Tools, Must possess LCSW, LPC or LMFT Wisconsin licensure. Hourly Pay and Bene0ts Offered. Must have a good driving record. Equipped. One large slide-out. provements Committee on July wares, Kitchenwares, Books, 13, 2016 at 4:00 P.M. Furniture, Wood Windows, Dining Table, Dressers, Desk, Experience with children, adolescents, adults CDL preferred but not necessary. We will train the right person. (906)364-3132 The Gogebic County Board of Pictures, Lamps, Dishes, Commissioners reserves the right Shoes, Clothes (some name and crisis intervention desirable. Please send Cover Letter, Resume, and Reference’s to: Glassware, Linens, Schwinn brands) Vacuum. Trailers to reject any and all bids. Bike, much more! For information call: (715)373-0160 or email resume to: Box 154c/o The Daily Globe Lots of goodies. [email protected] 118 East McLeod Avenue, PO Box 548, Ironwood, MI 49938 204 7th Avenue North North 06-18-16 2006 JAYCO Jay Flight Travel m J 8 6 3 2 Competitive salary and benefits, EOE. Trailer 29ft. Sleeps 6. Fully Friday, June 17 n Saturday, June 18 9 6 equipped. Come see. $7,500.00 o Q J 5 (906)285-0344. Sunday, June 19 p IMMEDIATE OPENING! Q J 10 8:00am-? West East SNOWBELT HARDWOODS, INC Trucks, Heavy This is a Must See! 345 Ringle Drive, Hurley, WI 54534 Company based in Marenisco, MI is looking for a full time m K 7 4 m A 10 9 Mechanic to work on and tear down forestry/construction n A 8 5 4 n Q 2 Large Dry Kiln and Manufacturing facility is equipment. Ideal candidate will have knowledge in logging Equipment o 7 2 o 8 6 4 3 Accepting applications for Maintenance Person p K 6 5 3 p A 8 7 2 equipment but willing to train the right person. Pay is based 2007 JOHN Deer Tractor with an experienced electrical background. South on experience. We offer paid holidays, retirement after 90 Model 2305. Only 234 Operating m Q 5 We o7er the following bene8ts to our full-time days, and vacation after 1 year. Email resume to: Hours. 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Trolling boats headed to deep Most largemouths are still in The proposed initiative was state,” said MDNR Fisheries water on Friday to find clearer condi- spring patterns of cruising weed and announced this month at the Division Chief Jim Dexter. tions. lily pad beds, with top-water lures Natural Resources Commission “Over the next several years, Rivers and streams are also and soft plastics producing some meeting in Gaylord. we will be taking methodical way above average flows and it will good action. It seeks to establish self-sus- steps to move toward reintroduc- take some warm, windy days to pro- Smallmouth action has been a bit taining populations of Arctic tion of this historically and cul- duce drier conditions. more erratic, and a few fish have still The wet weather has set the been seen on nests. The harvest grayling throughout its historical turally significant species,” Dex- stage for a good hatch of biting season for smallmouths opens range. ter said. insects, so outdoor enthusiasts today. The initiative is a proposed The steps will include identi- should be prepared for an onslaught The north and south forks of the objective in the DNR’s 2017 fying interest and abilities of the of mosquitos and deer flies with the Flambeau River and the Chippewa Inland Trout Management Plan, partners, collecting baseline warming weather. River remain higher than normal. currently being drafted. data, initiating the building of The mayfly hatches seem to As of June 15, the Brule River have subsided quite a bit and that was running at 237 cubic feet per The Arctic grayling is a native brood stock, and stocking efforts. has allowed the walleye bite to second, well above average for this and iconic fish species in Michi- The Manistee River water- become a little more consistent. time of year. gan. Slate blue in color, they shed, once a premier grayling The best tactic has been a small There have been positive reports have a sail-like dorsal fin and river, will be the first targeted jig tipped with a leech or from Brule River fly fishers who are were virtually the only native location for reintroduction. nightcrawler piece, fished along hooking native fish in the late after- stream salmonid in the Lower The Little River Band, located weed edges and mid-depth break noon and evenings. Peninsula. in Manistee County, has been lines. Bucks are rapidly putting growth Musky fishing has improved, on new antlers. Does are dropping In the lower 48 states, they engaged in extensive research for with anglers reporting quite a few fawns. are native only to Michigan and potential grayling reintroduction catches and some multiple fish Upper Peninsula Montana. for many years. days. Lake Gogebic: Reports have Michigan’s native grayling The effort will lean heavily on Smaller bucktails and glide baits been up and down with the weather. population died off nearly a cen- recent scientific research in have been the most productive, with The walleye bite has been fair, with tury ago because of statewide Michigan, as well as the success- catches also made with small to good reports coming from using min- medium live suckers. nows and leeches in 6 to 10 feet, in logging in the 1800s, over-fishing es Montana has achieved in re- Panfishing has again been the the weeds. and general habitat destruction, establishing stable Arctic highlight of the week, with some Anglers are also catching fish in the DNR said. grayling populations, Dexter good catches of bluegills, pumpkin- 20 feet, drifting live bait and trolling Reintroduction efforts said. MDNR photo seeds and crappies. stickbaits. occurred, with the most recent GRAYLING MAY be coming back to Michigan. Water temperatures have been Smallmouths are nearing the end hovering in the mid to upper 60s and of the spawn, with a few fish still that has kept the bluegills and pump- coming from shoreline areas. kinseeds on spawning beds. A bob- The perch bite is improving, with ber and a worm, or a small twister some nice fish coming from 9 to 12 tail, have produced some nice catch- feet on crawlers. Marsh Miller Lake again produces es. —From staff, DNR reports and Quite a few crappies are still Lake Gogebic Area Chamber of being found along shallow weed Commerce bonanza for beautiful bluegills edges, with a small minnow fished

Hello friends: was drifting. WDNR seeks public input About 15 years ago, I heard about Marsh It was not long and we realized that this Miller Lake for the first time. I was told investment was going to pay off and by about big bluegills and plenty of them. noon, when we headed in for lunch, we had on wild rice management A large bonus came when I was told 42 absolutely beautiful bluegills on ice. MADISON, Wis. — The Wis- be addressed in the strategic about Birch Point Resort (715-568-1525) on So this afternoon there were some huge consin Department of Natural analysis. Individuals can submit Marsh Miller Lake, which my good buddy, changes in our boat. Not only did we have Resources is seeking public input comments through July 18. Paul Maire, owns. Mark four puppies and their mother in the boat, for wild rice management. The agency’s draft list of I have been staying at Birch Point for 15 Walters we also added Bret Kostka, of Osseo, and Wild rice beds are associated strategic analysis topics is avail- years and my 15-year-old daughter, Selina, Reese Freese, of Fall Creek, to our crew. with high biological diversity able by searching the DNR web- goes each year. Bret and Reese are 14 and I met them sev- and provide numerous ecological site using for keywords “wild March Miller/Birch Point is on Selina’s Two hours into our event, we only had eral years ago when they were fishing from benefits that extend throughout rice” and selecting the link top five of a list of about 20 trips a year and three gills in the livewell, but they were 8- shore by our cabin and we became friends. the food chain. Protecting and for “wild rice management she always brings a friend. or 9-inchers. These boys are into fishing, hunting and managing important areas strategic analysis” in the right We were fishing in my 18-foot War Eagle farming. I am not so sure that there was not Friday, June 10 where wild rice thrives will help side navigation panel. and life was good. some flirting going on with the four kids in High 91, low 55 ensure the persistence of many Comments may be emailed to You know you might be a redneck if your With an hour of daylight left, I decided to the boat. Wisconsin wildlife species for all [email protected] version of air conditioning is keeping the make a move and we found hungry gills as We really did have a blast and tonight to enjoy, the DNR said. or mailed to: Jon Simonsen, DNR windows down on the pickup. It is a fact soon as the girls set the anchors. while I filleted fish, the kids did one heck of Wild rice is a culturally impor- Rhinelander Service Center, 107 that you are a redneck if you go on a fishing What is a true bonus is the bluegill size a supper. They also had a campfire and it tant plant to Wisconsin’s Native Sutliff Ave., Rhinelander, WI trip with your daughter and her good friend, average on this lake is increasing. They was pretty cool to listen to almost constant American tribes, which have a 54501. Mikayla Newlun, and there are four 3-week- were smaller for about three years (6 to 8 laughter, which reminded me of my days as special and longstanding connec- All comments received during old puppies in the back seat with them and inches.) This year we would find out that a kid at resorts and the friends that I made. tion to wild rice. the scoping period will be shared mama is riding in the bed of the truck. the fish we were catching were 7.5 to 9.5 The next day, we fished hard and actual- The management of wild rice on the DNR website. So it was very hot. We love Birch Point inches and talk about give a fight! ly stayed at Birch Point until dark. I then involves a diverse range of Following the public scoping and our cabin is simple, has no air condi- Give me a cold beer and good-sized, hun- trailored the boat and hauled everyone issues. DNR chose to use the period, the DNR will review the tioning, but the weekly rate on it is less gry gills and this redneck is in paradise. home. We arrived just as the clock struck strategic analysis process to input received to help define the than three nights at the average hotel. midnight. Saturday, June 11 evaluate and describe the latest topics and information to be con- We arrived at paradise, unloaded the If you do not need to stay in a high-end High 90, low 69 scientific, natural resource and sidered in the analysis. truck, built a puppy box, launched the boat I woke up Selina and Mikayla at 6 this cabin, this resort has excellent food, prices, socio-economic information relat- The public will be notified and went fishing with about three hours of morning and we were fishing soon after fishing and the lodge is really fun. ed to the management of wild when the strategic analysis docu- daylight left. that. Too bad that the first two hours we We shall return! rice. ment is available for review, Some of the people we spoke with did not could not find hungry fish. Sunset say much good about the bite, but we knew Then we started doing something that a The analysis will be used to according to the DNR. we would figure the gills out. lot of other fishermen were doing and that develop statewide management A formal statewide plan for approaches for wild rice. wild rice management will not be The public is encouraged to developed until after the strate- provide comments about topics to gic analysis process is complete. EARLY ARRIVAL Porkies offers disc golf SILVER CITY — Porcupine As in regular golf, players Mountains Wilderness State attempt to complete each hole in Park has opened an 18-hole disc the fewest number of strokes, or golf course. in the case of disc golf, tosses. The Michigan Department of “The back nine is quite chal- Natural Resources staff at the lenging,” said Bob Wild, park park said the course has been set interpreter. up in the downhill ski area at the “The front nine has shorter park. holes. The back nine has great There is no additional fee to views of Lake Superior,” Wild play disc golf, but a Michigan said. Recreation Passport is needed The first and tenth tees start for general park entry. in front of the ski chalet. Disc golf is a game of accura- Discs are available for rent at cy, as players throw Frisbees or the park’s campground store, similar discs at steel baskets. according to the DNR.

Kayakers rescued

Two kayakers were rescued early Sunday morning in Craw- ford County by Michigan Department of Natural Resources conservation officers. The kayakers had become separated from their kayaking group Saturday afternoon and became lost in the woods sur- rounding the South Branch of the Au Sable River. A 23-year-old man from Queens, New York, and a 23- year-old woman from Grand Rapids were part of a larger kayaking group, which included the woman’s mother and sister. Photo submitted The group began its six-mile trip A FAWN and its mother are hidden in brush in the Boulder Junction, Wis., area in a photo taken two weeks ago by Daily Globe route driver Paul at 4 p.m. Saturday at Chase Erickson. In the past two weeks, baby deer have been spotted throughout northern Wisconsin and the western Upper Peninsula and motorists Bridge Road in South Branch are advised to use extra caution to avoid the new arrivals. Township. The two were rescued the next day.