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SPORTS • 9 DAILY GLOBE Tuesday, November 19, 2019 Isolated snow yourdailyglobe.com | High: 36 | Low: 30 | Details, page 2 ICE ICE BABY Ewen, Watersmeet residents get federal prison time MARQUETTE – Eight defen- dants, including two from Ewen and two from Watersmeet, involved in dealing crystal methamphetamine in the West- ern Upper Peninsula have been sentenced to federal prison, the U.S. Department of Justice announced Monday. The eight sentences are the culmination of a long-term inves- tigation involving the Upper Peninsula Substance Enforce- ment Team, the Bureau of Indian Affairs, Homeland Security Investigations, and the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives into meth distribu- tion and illicit firearms posses- sion in the Western U.P., a DOJ spokesperson said. Keith Lee Raymond, 31, of Ewen, was sentenced to 7.5 years in prison for distributing meth and 7.5 years for being a felon in possession of a firearm, with the Tom LaVenture/Daily Globe two sentences running concur- JOHNNY OLSZEWSKI, 11, of Ontonagon Village, prepares to take one last slapshot at the end of practice Monday evening in the Pat rently. Raymond was also sen- O’Donnell Civic Center. Olszewski is a member of the Pee Wee/U12 team of the Polar Bear Hockey Club that held its first practice tenced to 3 years of supervised under the dome in preparation for the team’s first games at the end of November in Park Falls, Wisconsin. The coaches said the team release upon his release and was enjoys the feel of playing in the dome and the lighting is better than before. Members of the Ice Crystals Figure Skating Club were fined $500. on the ice earlier that evening. Darian Frances Belongie, 30, of Ewen, was sentenced to 10 years in prison for conspiracy to distribute more than 50 grams of meth. She was also sentenced to Marenisco board votes to rescind marijuana ordinance 5 years of supervised release upon her release. n Action follows ordinance after having peti- do with the ordinance that way of increased crime or other Elizabeth Silvia Minnick, 24, tioned to get the matter on the exists.” negatives would have been an of Watersmeet, was sentenced to Nov. 5 citizen vote ballot. Hagen said he suspects few issue. 6 years in prison and 4 years of opposing pot The board had passed the people actually read the ordi- “It would revitalize the town,” supervised release after her ordinance on June 17 after a nance before voting against it, concluded Hagen of the marijua- release for conspiracy to dis- By P.J. GLISSON related public hearing in the and he added that the situation na enterprise that had been envi- tribute five grams or more of [email protected] spring. also was hampered by “misinfor- sioned by citizens in favor of the meth. MARENISCO – Despite one Trustee Dave Hagen voted mation” passed around by citi- June ordinance. Justin Henry Hartzog, 26, of opposing vote, the Marenisco against rescinding the ordinance zens. In related news, the board Watersmeet, was sentenced to 5 Township Board of Trustees after saying he would rather “We took the prison when also voted to postpone a vote on years in prison and 4 years of voted Monday evening to have amended the June ordi- nobody else wanted it,” contin- opting out of recreational mari- supervised release after his rescind an ordinance that would nance to suit the desires of local ued Hagen. “Presque Isle didn’t juana enterprise. release for conspiracy to dis- have allowed recreational mari- citizens. want the water plant, and we “We were supposed to opt tribute five grams or more of juana enterprise within the Township attorney Jim took it.” out by the first of November,” meth. township. Bucknell, who wrote that ordi- Hagen said Marenisco tradi- said Township Supervisor Pedro Francisco Gonzalez, 37, The action followed the Nov. nance, as well as the resolution tionally has been open-minded, Richard Bouvette. “We did not of L’Anse, was sentenced to a 5 election, in which Marenisco to rescind it, said, “At this point and he does not believe the citizens voted 146-64 against the in time, there’s nothing we can problems voters feared in the MARENISCO — page 5 BUST — page 5 SAVING A SPECIES Maki to present on giraffe TODD MAKI, conservation work of Ironwood By RICHARD JENKINS and six from Murchison Falls Township, [email protected] National Park and transported works with a IRONWOOD – Ironwood them roughly 500 miles to Pian giraffe dur- Township resident Todd Maki Upe, a wildlife reserve on the ing a recent hasn’t found a lot of opportuni- border with Kenya. conservation ties to use his background work- “This was a park that used to project in ing with giraffe since moving to have … Nubian giraffe two Uganda. the Northwoods. decades ago, and because of civil Maki will be So he went to Africa. unrest, military actions, poach- talking about Maki plans to offer a presenta- ing they are not there anymore,” his trip and tion about his trip and the con- Maki said. the work he servation efforts he volunteered Along with expanding the volunteered with at 6:30 p.m. Thursday at the giraffe habitat for population with Thurs- Cold Iron brewery. growth and relieving the popula- day at Cold In late October, Maki traveled tion pressure on the Merchanson Iron Brewing to Uganda for roughly two weeks Falls park, Maki said the project in Ironwood. to help the Giraffe Conservation splits the population into groups Submitted photo Foundation relocate a group of and acts as a safeguard by endangered Nubian giraffe. increasing the chances a group of He explained the foundation animals survive something catas- captured 11 females and four males between the ages of two GIRAFFE — page 5 TODAY INDEX Isolated snow — Details, page 2 Business ...... 14 75 cents Classifieds . . . . .13-15 Monday Today’s records Snowfall Comics ...... 12 Vol. 100, No. 306 High 33 High 66 (1930) 24 hours to 7 a.m. Community ...... 3 Low 26 Low -12 (1914) Monday .4 in. Snow depth 6 in. Obituaries ...... 2, 7 Year ago today Precipitation Season total 16.1 in. Opinion ...... 4 High 23 24 hours to 7 a.m. Last year 27 in. Sports ...... 9-10 Low 6 Monday trace l 2 TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 19, 2019 AREA / NATION THE DAILY GLOBE • YOURDAILYGLOBE.COM FIVE-DAY FORECASTFO ORECAST FOR IRONWOODIR RONWOOD Obituaries TODAY WEDNESDAYWEDNESDDAY THURSDAY FRIDAYFRIDDAY SATURDAY Kathleen Karen Barnabo HURLEY, Wis. – Kathleen Karen abo, Michelle (Matt) Barnabo, 80, of Hurley, formerly of Barnabo, Jennifer Isolated Snow Chance SnowSn now Snow Likely Chancee Snow Mostly Cloudy Pence, went into the presence of our (Josh) Sonnenburg, Lord on Saturday, Nov. 16, 2019. Lauren Schmitz, Kathleen was born to Joseph and Steven (Mayim) 36° 30° 35° 25°255° 31° 21° 26° 16° 32° 24° Esther (Herlevi) Baima on Nov. 24, Barnabo and Winds: Winds: Winds: Winds:Winnds: Winds: 1938, in Pence. She was the younger of Stephanie (Karl) 5 mmphph SSWW 22-6-6 mmphph SSSWSW 77-14-14 mphmph WWSWSW 9 mmphph WWSWSW 1111 mmphph WWSWSW two daughters and loved her child- Szyszkoski; eight Ontonagon LOCALL OUTLOOK hood in Pence. Kathleen graduated great-grandchildren 38/30 from Hurley High School in 1956, with another one Todayy we will see cloudy skies with where she participated in numerous Kathleen Karen arriving in May; her Bergland a 30%% chance of isolated snow, high g Barnabo 36/28 tempetemperatureerature of 336°,6°, humidity of 90%. activities. 1938 — 2019 sister, Geraldine Wakefield Ironwood SouthSouthwesthwest wind 5 mph. Snow Kathleen met Robert Barnabo while (Lawrence) Kutz; and Saxon 35/27 36/30 Marenisco accumulationmulation of less than one still in high school, and they were mar- many other relatives and friends. 37/29 inch possible.p Bessemer 36/28 ried on Feb. 23, 1957. Preceding her in eternal life was her Upson Hurley 35/27 Watersmeet She was a devoted wife and mother beloved husband, Robert Barnabo I; 36/30 SUNS AND MOON 36/30 36/30 of five children. Moving often for her and her parents, Joseph and Esther Mercer husband’s jobs, they made their final Baima. 36/29 Manitowish stop back in Hurley in 1981. Kathleen’s family would like to give 35/27 SunriseSunri ...... se ...... 7:07 a.m. Kathleen was a very sentimental special thanks to the staff at both Minocqua SunsetSunse ...... et...... 4:23 p.m. 35/27 MoonriseMoon ...... nrise ...... 11:24 p.m. person and family was very important Skyview Nursing Center and Villa MoonsetMoon ...... nset...... 1:16 p.m.p to her. She enjoyed her beloved chil- Maria Health and Rehabilitation Cen- dren, grandchildren and great-grand- ter for the excellent care she received ALMANAC REGIONALREGIONAL WEATHER NATIONALNAATIONAL WEATHER children. while there.

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. e r e h p s o h t i l lithosphere. e h T The : r e w s n A This gives a temperature of what ththe he air feels like on the skin. Answer: James F. ‘Jim’ Kutz WAUSAU, Wis. – James F. “Jim” Alexis, Ethan, Jax, Criminal charges expected this Kutz, 81, of Ironwood passed away on Harper, Abel, Paizley Nov. 13, 2019, in Wausau, Wis. and Natalie; special week against Epstein guards He was born on Oct. 20, 1938, in friend, Chris; and Ironwood, Mich., the son of Benjamin special dog, Duke. WASHINGTON (AP) – suspected of failing to on administrative leave and Minnie (Gill) Kutz. He attended He was preceded Two correctional officers check on him every half- while the FBI and the Jus- Ironwood schools and graduated from in death by his par- responsible for guarding hour, as required, and of tice Department’s inspec- Luther L. Wright High School with the ents; ex-wife, Kather- Jeffrey Epstein when he fabricating log entries to tor general investigate the class of 1957. ine; grandson, Gar- took his own life are claim they had. Federal circumstances surround- Jim lived in Menomonee Falls from rett Kevan; brothers, expected to face criminal prosecutors offered the ing Epstein’s death. 1961 to 1966 and worked at A.O. James F. “Jim” William and Bob charges this week for falsi- guards a plea bargain, but The city’s medical Kutz fying prison records, two the AP reported Friday that examiner ruled Epstein’s Smith. He then moved back to Iron- 1938 — 2019 Kutz; and sisters, people familiar with the the officers declined the death a suicide, but that wood and worked at the White Pine Anna Grace and Inez matter told The Associated deal. hasn’t stopped conspiracy Copper Company. (Rudolph) Vrana. Press. The expected charges theories. A forensic pathol- He married Katherine Rosga in A celebration of life will be held on The federal charges will be filed by federal ogist hired by Epstein’s December of 1960. They later Saturday, Nov. 23, at the Aurora Club could come as soon as prosecutors in Manhattan, family to observe the divorced. at 101 Penokee Road in Ironwood at 3 Tuesday and are the first in who have been investigat- autopsy has said authori- Jim is survived by daughters, Susan p.m. connection with Epstein’s ing Epstein’s Aug. 10 ties could help clear things Ahola of Ironwood, Jane (Dave) Kevan In lieu of flowers, please send con- death. The wealthy death. The people familiar up by being more transpar- of Genoa City, and Cathryn (Bill dolences. financier died at the with the matter insisted on ent. Davis) Kutz of Chippewa Falls; grand- McKevitt-Patrick Funeral Home, Metropolitan Correctional anonymity because they Epstein’s death ended children, Jeremy, Jacquelyn (Kevin), Ironwood, is assisting the family. For Center in New York while were not authorized to dis- the possibility of a trial awaiting trial on charges of cuss the case publicly. that would have involved Justin, Katelyn (Steve), Breanna (Ger), more information or to express online sexually abusing teenage Both guards were work- prominent figures and Shayla, Marissa and Braxton (Danyelle condolences, visit mckevittpatrickfu- girls. ing overtime because of sparked widespread anger Moucha); great-grandchildren, Logan, neralhome.com. The officers on staffing shortages when that he wouldn’t have to Epstein’s unit at the federal Epstein was found. The answer for the allegations. See additional obituaries on page 7 jail in New York City are officers have been placed Epstein was placed on suicide watch after he was found July 23 on his cell floor with bruises on his Warren’s ‘Medicare for All’ plan CHARTER TOWNSHIP OF IRONWOOD neck. Multiple people 2020-BUDGET PUBLIC HEARING FOR ALL FUNDS familiar with operations at reignites health care clash Notice of Public Hearing on Increasing Property Taxes the jail have said Epstein Monday, November 25, 2019 @ 4:30 p.m. was taken off suicide watch WASHINGTON (AP) – immediately build on exist- Health professor whose about a week before his Elizabeth Warren’s propos- ing laws, including the teaching responsibilities Place: Ironwood Township Community Building death, meaning he was less al to gradually move the Affordable Care Act, to include courses on politi- N10892 Lake Road closely monitored but still country to a government- expand access to health cal strategy in health policy supposed to be checked on funded health care system care while taking up to and public opinion polling. Ironwood, Michigan 49938 every 30 minutes. has further inflamed the three years to fully imple- “This is not just another The Charter Township of Ironwood board will hold Investigators believe debate over “Medicare for ment Medicare for All. That issue.” those checks weren’t done All,” likely ensuring the attempt to thread the polit- Warren’s transition plan a public hearing on the proposed township budg- for several hours before issue will play a significant ical needle has roiled her indicates she’d use her first ets for fiscal year 2020, on Monday, November Epstein was discovered in role in this week’s Demo- more moderate rivals, who 100 days as president to 25, 2019 @ 4:30 p.m. his cell with a bedsheet cratic presidential debate. say she’s waffling, while expand existing public around his neck, another The Massachusetts sen- worrying some on the left, health insurance options. The property tax millage rate proposed to be person familiar with the ator announced Friday that who see Warren’s commit- That is closer to what has levied to support the proposed budget will be a matter told the AP. her administration would ment to a single-payer sys- been supported by former subject of this hearing. tem wavering. Vice President Joe Biden # # The divide could com- and Mayor Pete Buttigieg of A copy of the 2020 budgets proposed for adoption THIS DAY plicate plans by Democrats South Bend, Indiana. Both is available at the office of the Township Clerk at to turn health care into a Democratic presidential IN HISTORY winning issue in 2020. The candidates have criticized N10892 Lake Road, Ironwood, Michigan on party successfully took Medicare for All for wiping Thursday, November 21, 2019. November 19 back control of the House out private insurance – • 1805 Lewis and Clark expedition, led by last year by championing something they say many The Public has a right to provide written or oral Meriwether Lewis and William Clark, reaches the programs that ensure that Americans aren’t ready for. comments on the entire budget and ask questions Pacific Ocean, the first European Americans to people with preexisting Warren insists she’s concerning the proposed budget. Final adoption of cross the west medical conditions keep simply working to expand the 2020 budget for all funds will follow the public • 1863 US President Abraham Lincoln delivers his their insurance coverage health insurance in the Gettysburg address beginning; “Four score and while arguing that Republi- short term to people who hearing. seven years ago” cans want to weaken such don’t have it while remain- The Charter Township of Ironwood board will pro- • 1959 Ford Motors cancels its poorly received provisions. But the Medi- ing committed to the full Edsel model care for All debate is more plan in the long run. vide necessary reasonable auxiliary aids and delicate as advocates “My commitment to services, such as signers for the hearing impaired • 1965 Kellogg’s Pop Tarts pastries created including Warren grapple Medicare for All is all the with concerns that a new way,” Warren said while and audiotapes of printed materials being consid- Today’s History was sponsored by government-run system campaigning in Iowa over ered at the meeting to individuals with disabilities won’t provide the same the weekend. at the meeting or public hearing upon five busi- quality of coverage as pri- Still, the transition sig- ness days’ notice to the Charter Township Board vate insurance – and nified a step toward prag- would be prohibitively matism and an acknowl- by writing or calling the following: Mary Segalin, expensive. edgement that the govern- Clerk, N10892 Lake Road Ironwood, Michigan “The Medicare for All ment has ways to expand 49938 (906)932-5800. GET READY FOR proposal has turned out to health insurance coverage WINTER be a real deal-breaker in before embracing a univer- Mary Segalin, Clerk who gets the Democratic sal system – something Charter Township of Ironwood nomination,” said Robert that would be difficult for Blendon, a Harvard Uni- any president to get (906)932-5800 versity School of Public through Congress. l THE DAILY GLOBE • YOURDAILYGLOBE.COM COMMUNITY TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 19, 2019 3 L E T S R I D E Lions Club presents $1,000 donation to the Boulder Junction snowmobile club BOULDER JUNCTION, accidents, and keeping up average is $60,000 per WIS. — The Boulder Junc- with repairs on trail year. These fundraisers tion Lions Club presented bridges, the Boulder Junc- include; map ad sales, map a $1,000 donation to the tion Snowmobile Club sales, an annual club raffle, Boulder Junction Snowmo- does everything it can to brat fry, two breakfasts, bile Club in November to ensure the trails are safe for cabin fever party, and sale be used for grooming snowmobilers. of club clothing. equipment maintenance The board of directors For more information and replacement. include 11 dedicated mem- about the Boulder Junction The Boulder Junction bers and operate with the Lions Club, visit their web- Snowmobile Club proudly support of landowners, site at e-clubhouse.org/s grooms and maintains 128 community support, busi- ites/boulderjunction/ or miles of trails in the town ness sponsors and over their Facebook page at of Boulder Junction, of 400 club members. During facebook.com/boulder- which only 64 miles are the year, several fundrais- junctionlions/. state-funded. The club ers are held to help defray For more information Submitted photo averages 23 man hours of the unfunded cost of fuel, about the Boulder Junction THE BOULDER Junction Lions Club presents a $1,000 donation to the Boulder Junc- grooming in a night, utiliz- groomer drivers, trail Snowmobile Club, visit tion Snowmobile Club in November to be used for grooming equipment mainte- ing two John Deere maintenance, signs, their website at boulder- nance and replacement. Shown in front of the club’s John Deere groomer are Jim groomers. groomer barn mainte- junctionsc.org/ or their Hamilton, Boulder Junction Snowmobile Club president; June Gregorek, Boulder Between offering snow- nance, and upkeep on the Facebook page and face- Junction Snowmobile Club secretary; Don Zander, Boulder Junction Snowmobile mobile safety classes, num- tractors and drags. The book.com/Boulder-Junc- Club vice-president; Jen Beda, Boulder Junction Snowmobile Club treasurer; Laura bering trail intersections total cost of funded and tion-Snowmobile-Club- Bertch, Boulder Junction Lions Club treasurer; and Bob Bertch, Boulder Junction for efficient location of unfunded trails on the 101793306609765/. Lions Club President.

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Gogebic Medical provide your insurance starts at 4:30 p.m. million for coastal protection Care Facility host card at the time of service family night or pay the same day flu Annual Hurley craft NEW ORLEANS (AP) — said at a news confer- the largest grant on the list, shot fee. fair scheduled Projects to protect Texas ence. and contributing another WAKEFIELD — The Call the Iron County marshes from erosion and The fund partnership $9.5 million to restore HURLEY — The annual Gogebic Medical Care Health Department at 715- an Alaska village from the was created last year after about 80 acres of coastal Hurley Craft Fair will be Facility is hosting a family 561-2191 for all other Bering Sea are getting help severe weather caused a marshes in Galveston held on Saturday from 9 night tonight at 4:30 p.m. prices or for more infor- from some of the 44 grants record $306.2 billion in County’s Swan Lake. a.m. tp 2 p.m. at the Hur- in the conference room. mation visit them on the awarded by the National damage in the U.S. the year The tiny Native village ley K-12 School. It is spon- The topics to be dicussed web at ironcounty- Coastal Resilience Fund, a before. It seeks to blunt the of Shaktoolik, Alaska — list- sored by the Hurley Boost- include: advanced care healthdept.org public-private partnership impact of extreme weather, ed in 2009 among a hand- planning, dietary guide- er Club. assisting communities flooding and other threats ful of Alaska communities lines and pressure injury Turkey Trot run to There will be some- threatened by storms and on diverse areas including that should move “as soon prevention. be held thing for everyone with flooding from rising and wetlands, coastal beaches, as possible” because of over 40 vendors partici- warming seas. rivers, streams, oyster beds coastal erosion and repeat- Iron County Health HURLEY — On Thurs- pating. Food and refresh- The $29 million in and coral reefs. ed flooding — is matching Department to hold day, Nov. 28, the Iron ments will be available grants announced Monday The program got 176 $1 million from the foun- clinic County Health Depart- along with raffles and are being matched by near- applications, including far dation with nearly $5 mil- ment will be holding its 50/50. The Silver Express ly $60 million from govern- more high-quality projects lion to build a coastal berm HURLEY — The Iron annual Turkey Trot. The performs at 12 noon and ment agencies and non- than the 44 the fund was to protect the spit of land County Health Depart- event starts at 8 a.m., with Santa Claus arrives at 1 profits in 20 states, the Dis- able to support, the where the village is located. ment will be having a registration starting at p.m. trict of Columbia and two National Fish and Wildlife Other projects are in Walk-in Clinic and Flu 7:30 a.m. U.S. territories. Foundation’s director of California, Delaware, Geor- Clinic on Wednesday, Dec. You can register in Mobile food pantry event “This is the way things coastal conservation, gia, Hawaii, Massachusetts, 4, 2019 from 8:30 a.m. advance by contacting the are supposed to work,” Erika Feller said after the Maine, Michigan, North until noon. Walk-in Clinic Health Department at 715- HURLEY— The next said U.S. Rep. Garret news conference at a pro- and South Carolina, New screenings include:blood 561-2191, registration is Iron County Mobile Food Graves, R-La. “It’s biparti- ject site in suburban New Hampshire, New Jersey, pressure, lipid panel, A1C, also available online Pantry will take place on san, leveraging millions of Orleans. New York, Ohio, Virginia, blood sugar (fasting after through the Hurley Cham- Monday, Nov. 25, from dollars” in a way that will The Texas General Land Washington, Guam and midnight recommended) ber of Commerce website. noon – 1 p.m. in the Iron pay off exponentially, he Office is getting $3 million, Puerto Rico. and hemoglobin. County Recycling/Iron Fasting blood sugar Language class to County Forestry Parking and A1C will be provided be held Lot, 606-607 3rd Avenue for free to all Gogebic or Michigan gas prices drop slightly KIMBALL, Wis. — On North, Hurley, WI. Iron County residents Monday, Nov. 25, Little If you would like to DEARBORN — Gas lower than last year at this 9.32 million b/d — up courtesy of the Dan Tom- Finland will host Finnish learn more about the Iron prices in Michigan slipped time. slightly from 9.19 million lanovich Diabetes Preven- language classes with Seija County Mobile Food 8 cents compared to a week “This growth in stock b/d during the first week tion Grant and The Kim- Jarvenpaa. The beginners Pantry, call the Iron Coun- ago. Michigan drivers are levels, amid robust of November 2018. ball Homemakers Club. class starts at 3:30 p.m. ty UW-Extension office now paying an average of demand, has helped to Compared to last week, For flu shots please and the advanced course 715-561-2695. $2.44 per gallon for regular push prices down,” said Metro Detroit’s average unleaded. This price is 26 Adrienne Woodland, daily gas price decreased. cents less than this time spokesperson, AAA-The Metro Detroit’s current Community Calendar last month and about 6 Auto Club Group. “Gas average is $2.50 per gallon, cents less than this time prices will likely continue about 4 cents less than last last year. to drop through the week if week’s average and about 5 Email calendar items and Wednesday, Nov. 20 monthly meeting, Gogebic Motorists are paying an the trend continues.” cents less than this same community news to County Courthouse, 200 N. average of $37 for a full 15- Last week, demand hit time last year. [email protected]. Gogebic-Ontonagon Moore St., Bessemer. For more information, call 906- Community Action Agency Gogebic Range Carvers, gallon tank of gasoline; a 932-2211. food commodity distribution 6:30 p.m., shop room, A.D. discount of $10 from when Tuesday, Nov. 19 for seniors, Bruce Crossing Johnston High School, Besse- prices were their highest I would like to thank the voters of the Stannard Township ballpark, mer. last May. Gogebic-Ontonagon 1-1:30 p.m. EDT; Watersmeet IMPACT Life Support City of Wakefield for their overwhelming Community Action Agency Food Pantry, 10-10: 30 a.m.; Group, 6:30 p.m., Woodland According to newly support in the recent election. It was food commodity distribution Marenisco Town Hall, 9-9:15 Church, Ironwood. released data from the for seniors, Pioneer Park a.m. Narcotics Anonymous, 7 Energy Information greatly appreciated. I will work diligently Apartments tenants only, Iron- Christian Men of the p.m., Salem Lutheran Church, wood, 9-10 a.m.; Our Lady of Northland, 6:30 a.m., Uptown Ironwood. area74.org. Administration, total to serve the citizens of Wakefield. Peace Catholic Church park- Cafe, Ironwood. Alcoholics Anonymous, domestic stocks of gasoline ing lot, 10:30-11:15 a.m.; Mill Daily Globe 100th Birth- 7:30 p.m., Sharon Lutheran day Open House, 10 a.m.- grew by 1.9 million bbl last Trace Apartments west park- Church, Bessemer. area74.org. week, bringing the current ing lot, 11:45-noon.; Mill Trace noon and 1-3 p.m. Government Thank You Apartments east parking lot, Recovery Walk ‘n Talk, 10 Gogebic-Iron Wastewater stock level to 219.1 million a.m. to nooon, Iron Belle Trail- Dale White noon: 12:15 p.m.; Wildwood Authority Board, 8 a.m., bbl. This is 7.5 million bbl (Paid for by Dale White 1502 Putnam, Wakefield, MI) Apartments community room, head, Hurley. Talk with a recov- Treatment facility boardroom. 12:35-12:45 p.m. ery coach. Call 715-660-0073. 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And as pro-life Sue Mizell, Publisher couple days that flew in the face of advocates, as Ramesh and I both Larry Holcombe, Managing Editor the cynicism we tend to feel about have been our entire careers and the place. Juan, who gave me a hug maybe lives, this absolutely has to be while he was waiting outside the a priority. homeless shelter, was a part of that, This was the second time I’d Kathryn and so was Ivanka Trump. Lopez heard Ivanka Trump talk about this I met Juan on Pennsylvania issue, and she always emphasizes In Their Opinion Avenue as I was about to meet Mrs. two things: one, that motherhood is University board Earcylene Beavers, who was profiled the primary determinant for in the HBO documentary “Foster.” bankruptcy, and it shouldn’t be. And secrecy undermines Beavers has taken some 1,000 chil- even for a teenager who looks angry two, that women tend to be unpaid dren into her home in her three all the time – because she is. Would- caregivers for elderly parents and public trust decades as a foster mother. Her adult n’t you be, bounced from home to sick relatives – not exclusively, but daughter, who helps make that pos- home? That’s the amazing thing primarily. The current showdown among board members at sible, was beside her. about some of these young people: We need to be more sensitive to Wayne State University has brought the problems sur- That night, she was going from They are beaming with joy and grati- people who are living out their love rounding these elected governing bodies into sharp the National Council for Adoption’s tude to have found a home for life, a for their families in real, trying, sac- focus. The secrecy many of them have embraced has annual Hall of Fame event to the “forever family,” even late in their rificial ways. This world can be bru- contributed to a lack of confidence in Michigan’s lead- Congressional Coalition on Adop- teen years. tal, and we need to be more tender. ing public academic institutions. tion Institute’s yearly Angels in Never being loved in that kind of And, goodness, our politics! What That needs to change. Adoption dinner. At the latter, the secure, permanent way – as perma- more can we do to help make life While WSU is the latest to make headlines, other adorable 8-year-old adopted daugh- nent as anything ever is in this better for someone else? What more universities have also recently been in the spotlight. ter of an Oklahoma congressman – world – can very easily lead to can we do to make politics less of a Michigan State University’s handling of the Larry Nas- no wallflower, she – talked me into poverty, crime, addiction, homeless- spectator sport? How can we appre- sar abuse scandal and its aftermath rightly earned it making a monthly donation to ness and suicide. Maybe it was the ciate that we are being invited into a national and international scorn – and much of that CCAI. The lighted balloon she was love from family, even if long ago, deep level of civil society involve- can be attributed to the board of trustees’ lack of trans- sure I would give to her may have that made it possible for Juan to be ment every time we hear people parency and openness. played into her conviction that sure- loving, gracious and hopeful in his arguing about a political issue? Allies of Larry Nassar victims demand that Michi- ly I could spare $5 a month for the current circumstances. He had a Maybe it’s volunteering in the home- gan State University restore the $10 million Healing cause of helping children who need plan for that night, and just wanted less shelter where Juan was going, or Assistance Fund during a meeting of the Board of homes. The sweet smile on her face a little food so he could keep going. a church ministry feeding the hun- Trustees. reminded me of Juan, whom I had He was looking one day, or a few gry, or visiting the sick, or doing Allies of Larry Nassar victims demand that Michi- met a few hours earlier. He told me hours, ahead at a time. With a smile. something to help the foster and gan State University restore the $10 million Healing he was just temporarily “down on Even in the cold city, where he knew adoptive families in your communi- Assistance Fund during a meeting of the Board of (his) luck.” There but for the grace he couldn’t sleep on the streets – ty. Do you even know who they are? Trustees. of God go I – go any of us. though I saw many who were. He I was sitting at the adoption din- A faction on Wayne State’s board of governors ear- My time in D.C. began with an had a sense of the dignity of every ner with parents who have one bio- lier this month took advantage of a secret, unan- adoption celebration at the Depart- life about him. That’s more than we logical child, two adopted children nounced meeting – and an out of town member – to ment of Health and Human Services, often have in some of our public pol- and one foster baby. The baby’s vote to oust President M. Roy Wilson, with whom they highlighting the plight of teenagers icy debates. mother needed help, and they were have multiple disagreements. who need homes. One described And so about Ivanka: She came to the only people who could see Wilson has the support of half the board, including going from foster home to foster Google’s D.C. headquarters for a expanding their hearts and opening board chair Kim Trent, and those members believe home, just waiting for the moment conversation on paid family leave I their homes. this vote was illegitimate because of the questionable when the rug would be pulled out was hosting for the National Review May we all work to change the legality of the meeting. Wilson says he’s planning to and there would be another one. Institute with my friend and col- culture even in our daily lives. stay in his post. Adoption changed everything. league Ramesh Ponnuru. The family Kathryn Jean Lopez can be contact- But the fact the governors felt empowered to take Adoption can change everything, is our national resource. We simply ed at [email protected]. the vote in this undercover way is alarming. Many elected board members come from the private sector Today in history and may not be familiar with the rules governing pub- lic meetings. Others just don’t care. Most public bodies in Michigan are subject to the By The Associated Press Open Meetings Act, which calls for government busi- Today’s Highlight in History ness to be done in public – with a few exceptions. Yet On Nov. 19, 1969, Apollo a 1999 state Supreme Court decision related to uni- 12 astronauts Charles Conrad and Alan Bean made the sec- versity presidential searches has been interpreted by ond manned landing on the university boards to apply much more broadly in moon. regard to what they can do behind closed doors. Uni- On this date versities that used to abide by open meetings provi- In 1863, President Abra- sions widely stopped doing so. Therein lies much of ham Lincoln dedicated a national cemetery at the site of the problem. the Civil War battlefield of Get- The Board of Governors and president Roy Wilson tysburg in Pennsylvania. listen to public comment during a meeting at Wayne In 1915, labor activist Joe State University, in Detroit, March 20, 2019. Hill was executed by firing squad in Utah for the murders The Board of Governors and president Roy Wilson of Salt Lake City grocer John listen to public comment during a meeting at Wayne Morrison and his son, Arling. State University, in Detroit, March 20, 2019. In 1919, the Senate reject- Jane Briggs-Bunting, founding president and board ed the Treaty of Versailles by a member of the Michigan Coalition for Open Govern- vote of 55 in favor, 39 against, short of the two-thirds majority ment, says 20 years after that court decision, lack of needed for ratification. openness on these university boards is “far, far worse.” In 1942, during World War “Of all places in government, universities should be II, Russian forces launched the most open and transparent,” she says, given high- their winter offensive against the Germans along the Don er education’s aim to promote free discussions. front. Experts in state transparency laws say beyond an In 1959, Ford Motor Co. amendment to the Michigan Constitution clarifying announced it was halting pro- how higher education boards should conduct their duction of the unpopular business, there isn’t a lot of room for recourse. Edsel. Korea, where he said the Unit- first time in NFL history, each (Heartland) is 46. Country In 1977, Egyptian Presi- ed States had begun talking team scored more than 50 singer Billy Currington is 46. The state constitution gives the three flagship insti- dent Anwar Sadat became the with allies about fresh punish- points as the Los Angeles Dancer-choreographer Savion tutions – the University of Michigan, Michigan State first Arab leader to visit Israel. ment against Iran for defying Rams outlasted the Kansas Glover is 46. Country musician and Wayne State – wide independence and treats In 1984, some 500 people efforts to halt its nuclear City Chiefs, 54-51; the game Chad Jeffers is 44. Rhythm- them as a co-equal branch of government. That makes died in a firestorm set off by a weapons pursuits. President featured 14 touchdowns, and-blues singer Tamika Scott series of explosions at a Hamid Karzai pledged to get included three by defensive (Xscape) is 44. Rhythm-and- intervention by the Legislature limited, beyond apply- petroleum storage plant on the tough on corruption and players. blues singer Lil’ Mo is 42. ing budget pressure and raising public awareness of edge of Mexico City. strengthen security in Today’s Birthdays Olympic gold medal gymnast the problem. In 1985, President Ronald Afghanistan as he started a Talk show host Larry King Kerri Strug is 42. Actor Reid And other attempts to challenge the current inter- Reagan and Soviet leader second five-year term. Artist is 86. Former General Electric Scott is 42. Neo-soul musician pretation in the courts have proven unsuccessful in Mikhail S. Gorbachev met for Jeanne-Claude, who helped chief executive Jack Welch is Browan Lollar (St. Paul & the the first time as they began create various “wrapping” pro- 84. Talk show host Dick Cavett Broken Bones) is 37. Actor Letters Policy recent years. their summit in Geneva. jects with her husband Christo, is 83. Broadcasting and sports Adam Driver is 36. Country The constitution says that “formal” university meet- In 2006, British authorities died in New York at age 74. mogul Ted Turner is 81. For- singer Cam is 35. Actress The Daily Globe welcomes letters from readers. Letters ings should be done in public, but the boards get to said they were investigating One year ago: A federal mer Sen. Tom Harkin, D-Iowa, Samantha Futerman is 32. should deal with matters of current, public interest. We reserve decide what constitutes a formal meeting. the apparent poisoning of judge in San Francisco tem- is 80. Former Health and NHL forward Patrick Kane is the right to reject any letter and to edit those that are to be pub- Alexander Litvinenko, a former porarily barred the Trump Human Services Secretary 31. Rapper Tyga is 30. lished. Please avoid name-calling or personal attacks. Universities’ interpretation of the legal precedent KGB agent who had been crit- administration from refusing Tommy G. Thompson is 78. Thought for Today Letters should be no longer than 400 words. An address from 1999 has caused chaos and shaken the public’s ical of the Russian govern- asylum to immigrants who Actress Glynnis O’Connor is “You can always tell gifted and phone number must be included for verification purposes. confidence in state universities. A ballot initiative ment (Litvinenko died in Lon- cross the southern border ille- 64. Broadcast journalist Ann and highly intelligent people as Election-related letters advocating for or against a candi- don four days later of polonium gally. Nissan said the compa- Curry is 63. Former NASA they always turn to the past. date, ballot measure or political party will be considered ads could be difficult to pull off, but it’s the best way to ensure long-term guidelines are put in place. poisoning). ny’s chairman, Carlos Ghosn, astronaut Eileen Collins is 63. Any young person who knows and are subject to a charge of $25 for the first 7 inches and In 2017, Charles Manson, had been arrested for alleged- Actress Allison Janney is 60. anything that happened before $10 for each additional inch thereafter. They are also limited to In the meantime, board members should take it the hippie cult leader behind ly underreporting his income Rock musician Matt Sorum 1980, or 1990, or 2000 for that 400 words. upon themselves to abide by the Open Meetings Act. the gruesome murders of and misusing company funds. (Guns N’ Roses, Velvet matter, is immediately some- Letters may be mailed to Letters to the Editor, Daily Globe, MSU Trustee Brian Mosallam has proposed his board actress Sharon Tate and six The Trump administration Revolver) is 59. Actress Meg one who is intelligent, probably 118 E. McLeod Ave., Ironwood MI 49938; emailed to: do that. Others should follow suit. others in Los Angeles in 1969, dropped its effort to bar CNN Ryan is 58. Actress-director creative, maybe a writer. [email protected]; or faxed to 906-932-4211. died in a California hospital at reporter Jim Acosta from the Jodie Foster is 57. Actress Nobody who is drawn to the Brief, thank-you letters will be considered for our Saturday Michigan taxpayers, who send about $1.5 billion a the age of 83 after nearly a White House, but said he Terry Farrell is 56. Rock musi- past and learning about the “Bouquets” column. year to public universities, should demand it. half-century in prison. could have his credentials cian Travis McNabb is 50. past is not gifted.” –The Detroit News Ten years ago: President pulled again if he didn’t follow Singer Tony Rich is 48. — Mike Nichols Barack Obama wrapped up guidelines governing the Actress Sandrine Holt is 47. film director, born in 1931, his weeklong Asia trip in South behavior of journalists. For the Country singer Jason Albert died on this date in 2014

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McLeod Ave., Ironwood, MI 49938 906-932-2211 • 800-236-2887 • Fax 906-932-5358 l THE DAILY GLOBE • YOURDAILYGLOBE.COM AREA / STATE TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 19, 2019 5 Steve Lombardo, who is also the athletic director, Hurley School District said the school’s first fall athletic banquet held Nov. 13, attracted 140 guests in gets good report card the school commons for an opportunity to recognize By TOM LAVENTURE district report card of 71.8 the achievements of fall [email protected] out of a hundred puts the athletes and coaches. IRONWOOD – Hurley school in the “meets expec- Following an executive School District is getting tations” category. session, the school board good marks from the Wis- On the middle and high approved a retroactive pay- consin Department of Pub- school side, the school ment to a coach, the hire of lic Instruction but it’s just a received a 69.6, still meet- Donna Matusewic as a sub- snapshot report and the ing expectations, while the stitute teacher, and volun- work is to constantly elementary score of 73.7 teer coaches Jefferey improve, according to shows the school exceed- Haapoja and Kevin Zanel- reports at the Hurley Pub- ing expectations. la. lic School Board meeting “As our administrative In other business, the on Monday. team has shared in the school board approved: “The results are overall past, these tests are one –A revised policy 6320 and the scores don’t fluctu- indicator of student suc- to authorize the school ate much, but the report cess,” Oja said in her administrator to seek price Tom LaVenture/Daily Globe quotations on certain card helps us with the goal report. “With multiple fac- JACI MATUSEWIC, left, treasurer of the Hurley Education Foundation, presents of constantly looking for tors playing a role in stu- items and construction school board president Joe Simonich with a $10,000 grant check from Associated bids without board ways to improve,” said dent success, we focus on Bank at the Hurley K-12 Board of Education meeting Monday. The grant was Kevin Genisot, school dis- understanding why our approval. awarded to purchase equipment for the school’s Northwoods Manufacturing pro- –Authorizing the school trict administrator. scores are what they are gram. Matusewic wrote the grant application for the school. In his report, Steve Lom- and then decide as a team administrator to look into bardo, pre-kindergarden to if changes are needed. Our Manufacturing program new machinery. tract to Jamar Specialty an offer to reduce the fifth-grade principal, said team continues to discuss that will incorporate the In the finance officer’s Contractors of Duluth. $1,800 monthly phone bill. Hurley placed 262 out of strategies to prepare our school arts division in cre- written report, Breanne Todd Yrjanainen, senior –Directing the school 419 school districts students academically, ating commercial products Lombardo said that nota- project manager, was pre- administrator to add the statewide. More important- socially, and emotionally.” such as signage, textile rized tax levy certifications sent and said the contract link to school board reports ly, the data has helped staff Genisot said two new printing and embroidery. were sent municipalities of includes testing fire alarms on the official minutes and to see where changes will math teachers are likely The computerized machin- the school district. The and air quality alarms. board meeting notices. better meet the needs of all going to improve the pro- ery will offer another total $2.9 million levy The board approved –Authorizing the school students. grams but it will take a cou- career track opportunity include municipality pay- ARS of Duluth as the new administrator to hire part “Mrs. Oja and I have ple of years before those for students while also pro- ments from Hurley, video security system con- time workers and approve been in discussions and results will show, he said. ducing valuable products $465,189; Montreal, tractor. Cody Privette pro- volunteers and substitutes implementing strategies Another change based on to support the program. $273,537; Anderson, ject manager, was present without board approval. which we know will help past report cards was to Jaci Matusewic, treasur- $123,699; Carey, $174,190; at the meeting. –Requiring a back- improve our scores for next add a school certified math er of the Hurley Education Gurney, $111,893; Kim- The decision was in part ground check for any indi- school year,” he said. teacher as an after school Foundation, was present at ball, $344,926; Knight, to move away from the lim- vidual who would work Grades 6-12 Principal tutor that students are the meeting to answer $177,750; Oma, $897,433; itations of propitiatory with children on school Melissa Oja was not pre- using, he said. questions about the grant Pence, $146,839, and equipment that was becom- property, to include the sent at the meeting, noting In the district adminis- application she wrote that Saxon, $204,920. ing costlier while not allow- sports and after school pro- in her written report that trator’s report, Genisot said was awarded $10,000 from The board approved a ing the same level of access grams that are not under she is on maternity leave. that new items are now in Associated Bank Founda- heating, ventilation and air to cameras as ARS, Genisot direct oversight of the She said the Wisconsin DPI place at the Northwoods tion for the purchase of the conditioning (HVAC) con- said. school. Giraffe “I have interest in Marenisco ing in –Voted to allow interest- vette said that would giraffe also because that’s s e w e r ed parties to contribute interfere with the town- what I worked with in the lagoons funds toward gifts and ship’s fireworks in From page 1 zoo, so I wanted to work From page 1 at the treats for children visiting Marenisco. Berquist asked trophic – such as a disease on a side giraffe project,” do that.” fo r m e r Santa Claus at the commu- whether they might reach outbreak, fire or human Maki said. Bouvette said it would Ojibway nity center on Dec. 14 at 1 a future compromise, and intrusion. Maki said these conser- be better first to check Correc- p.m. Trustee Kelly Dunbar Bouvette welcomed him to The animals were also vation groups put him in related state rulings, which t i o n a l immediately contributed attend meetings of the outfitted with GPS tracking contact with Julian Fen- Bucknell warned change Facility. $100. Fourth of July committee. units, according to Maki, nessy – the founder of the on a regular basis. B o u - –Voted to allow Brian For now, said Treasurer so researchers can learn Giraffe Conservation Foun- The board also: v e t t e Berquist to produce fire- Diane Dean of Marenisco, more about the animals. dation – who Maki helped –Voted to pay a bill esti- Jim said the works at Gogebic Lodge “This is where the fire- Bucknell “We can follow their with field work for the dis- mated at $7,900 to cover m a t t e r on July 5, 2020. Berquist works belongs.” movements to see if they’re sertation Fennessy was legal fees for a failed is moot first asked the board to The board next regular staying in the parks, what working on at the time. injunction that the town- anyway due to contractors reconsider the board’s for- meeting will be on Dec. 16 parts of the parks are they Maki called the Uganda ship hoped would result in having already filled in the mer vote not to allow fire- at 6 p.m. in the Marenisco utilizing and we can do trip amazing. a state decision to cease fill- lagoons. works on July 4, but Bou- Township Hall. research on why are they “It was the first time I’ve utilizing those parts and been to Uganda, so it’s the TUESDAY EVENING NOVEMBER 19, 2019 we can make future deci- first time I’ve been in that 7:007:308:008:309:009:3010:0010:3011:0011:30 sions (on where to release part of the continent. 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BRUCE WALLIS for that recipe, I was Place wings in the Cooking from Memory reminded of how differ- oven and bake for 15-20 I miss Gourmet maga- ently I treat recipe minutes or until juices zine. The glossy photos, research now as opposed run clear. globe-spanning recipes, to 10 or 20 years ago. As a While wings are bak- and writing from the young culinary student, ing, place remaining likes of James Beard, we were encouraged to ingredients in a small M.F.K. Fisher, and Mad- use all sources available saucepan and bring to a hur Jaffrey (and yes, the to us. Cookbooks, trade simmer, stirring frequent- Associated Press endless ads for luxury publications, magazines ly. THIS PHOTO shows yogurt on display at a grocery store in River Ridge, La. Despite lifestyle items I would and even the fledgling Simmer for 10 minutes shelves full of new varieties, from Icelandic to Australian to coconut-based, U.S. never be able to afford) internet. I took this to or until wings are done. yogurt sales are in a multiyear slump. Yogurt companies are confident that more all combined to create a heart and devoted large When wings are done, new products can boost sales. But some analysts are skeptical, saying larger trends world apart from the day- chunks of time to poring toss them in the black tar — like growing sales of breakfast protein bars — will be hard to turn around. to-day tedium of reality. over print recipes and the sauce and serve. Ten years ago this stories that accompanied For stickier wings and month, Conde Nast pub- them. a more intense flavor, lished its last issue of The better the story, return the wings to the Yogurt sales sour as US Gourmet. It feels like it the more I really got a feel sheet pan after tossing was just yesterday. It still for the recipe and the them in the sauce. Bake hurts a little when I think kind of love and emotion in the oven for another 10 breakfast culture changes about what we’re all miss- that went into creating it. minutes or until sauce is By DEE-ANN DURBIN ing. When you begin to bubbly. But for the first time, just taking share from each AP Business Writer When I started think- understand the environ- -Serve with sriracha Chobani is also moving into other since overall sales ing about ideas for this ment around a dish, the mayo. (Recipe to follow) What’s eating yogurt? non-yogurt products. In Jan- aren’t growing. column, I was drawn to better chance you have of La Brea Tar Pit Wings Despite shelves full of uary, it’s launching four fla- He predicts yogurt sales chicken wings. I was creating something deli- (Recipe from Metta new varieties – from Ice- vors of oat drinks as well as will continue to fall because probably thinking about cious. Miller, originally pub- landic to Australian to dairy-based coffee creamers. U.S. consumers are eating football and fall and how I’m not saying there lished in Gourmet maga- coconut-based – U.S. yogurt It’s an acknowledgment of breakfast on the go and chicken wings go so well aren’t great stories zine) sales are in a multiyear market realities: coffee aren’t making time for with both of those things accompanying the 4 lbs. chicken wings, slump. Yogurt companies creamer and oat milk sales spoonable yogurt. They but in reality, I had a crav- recipes you find on the cut into paddles and are confident that more new are climbing even as other have new options, like nutri- ing for wings. Not just internet, there are plenty. drummies, tips discarded products can boost sales. products – including Greek tion shakes and protein any wings, La Brea Tar Pit It’s the way we approach 1 C. soy sauce But some analysts are skep- yogurt and soy milk – strug- bars, and many aren’t keen Wings. internet recipe research ½ C. dry red wine tical, saying larger trends – gle. on dairy products. It was a recipe I as opposed to opening a ½ half C. plus one T. like growing sales of protein Health and animal wel- “It’s not one major factor. remembered from an old cookbook or an old issue sugar bars – will be hard to turn fare concerns are driving These little things are chip- Gourmet magazine. of Gourmet. ¼ t. ground ginger around. some Americans away from ping away at the market,” he There was one problem; Internet searches tend Put a rack in middle of “Consumers are just not dairy altogether. Last week, said. I couldn’t remember the to be utilitarian quests for oven and preheat oven to eating as much yogurt as the nation’s largest milk pro- In a Mintel survey name. I kept coming a specific recipe contain- 400 degrees. they once did,” said Caleb cessor, Dean Foods, filed for released this month, 30% of back to “Black Tar BBQ ing specific ingredients. Arrange wings in one Bryant, associate director of bankruptcy protection, cit- people who bought yogurt Wings” and Google was Thumbing through layer in a large roasting food and drink reports for ing a decades-long decline in the past three months not helping. It gave me the pages of Gourmet pan. Mintel, a market research in U.S. milk consumption. said they were also buying something called “Barbe- magazine was a leisurely Combine the soy company. McGuinness insists the high-protein foods or probi- cued Bat Wings” and let stroll through the pages sauce, wine, sugar and U.S. sales of yogurt and move isn’t a defensive one, otic foods instead of yogurt. me know that it was of the good life, waiting ginger in a small yogurt drinks peaked at and that Chobani is still Meanwhile, 18% said they basically impossible for for inspiration to hit you saucepan and heat over nearly $9 billion in 2015. In bullish on yogurt. The com- were overwhelmed by the prehistoric animals to like the smell of a freshly moderately low heat, stir- 2019, they’re expected to hit pany felt coffee creamers number of yogurts and escape a tar pit, but I baked baguette, chopped ring, until sugar is dis- $8.2 billion, down 3.6% were a good fit since cream yogurt drinks on the mar- didn’t get any closer to basil and lemon, or sweet solved. from 2018, Mintel says. is a byproduct of yogurt ket. The average grocery the wings of my dreams. and savory chicken Pour evenly over They’re expected to fall manufacturing, he said. And store has more than 300 In the end, I decided wings. wings. another 10% to $7.4 billion the company is convinced separate yogurt products, a to make them from Bake for 30 minutes. by 2024. that plant-based eating is a 4% increase from 2015, said memory. They were Turn wings over and bake Chobani – the second- trend with staying power. Acosta, a marketing firm. Black tar chicken biggest yogurt maker by U.S. “We love yogurt and we McGuinness acknowl- sweet, savory, vaguely wings until sauce is thick and Asian, and oh so dark. I 24 chicken wings, cut sticky, about 1 hour market share – thinks inno- still think yogurt is under- edges that consumers are went with a combina- into paddles and drum- more. vation can halt that slide. On penetrated,” McGuinness overwhelmed. He said tion of soy and hoisin mies, tips discarded Transfer wings to a plat- Monday, the company intro- said. Chobani, which is pri- Chobani frequently prunes sauces, garlic, ginger, Salt and pepper to ter. duced its first oat-based vately held, says its dollar its offerings and removes brown sugar and rice taste yogurts, capitalizing on sales are up 9% so far this poor sellers. 1 C. hoisin sauce booming sales of oat milk year thanks to the introduc- “We need to stop dupli- wine vinegar. They were Sriracha Mayo hot, sticky, delicious ½ C. soy sauce 1 C. mayo and consumer interest in tion of lower-sugar and cation and make sure we are and really scratched that C. brown sugar Juice of 1 lime plant-based eating. The move coconut-based yogurts. answering consumer trends chicken wing itch. ¼⅓ C. rice wine vinegar 1 T. soy sauce follows market leader McGuinness said and consumer needs,” he After inhaling the 1 T. fresh garlic, ¼ C. sriracha Danone’s introduction last Chobani plans to enter other said. wings in one sitting, I minced 1 t. granulated garlic July of oat-based yogurts market categories, too. The Bryant said the market decided to do a little 1 T. fresh ginger, ¼ t. szechuan pepper- under its So Delicious brand. company opened a 70,000- will only grow if yogurt more online research and minced corns, ground “If we stay close to the square-foot innovation cen- makers attract new con- found the original recipe. Preheat oven to 425 Mix all ingredients consumer and continue to ter in Twin Falls, Idaho, earli- sumers and convince them It’s a bit different than my degrees. Place wings on a with a whisk until well give them the food they er this year and has hired to eat yogurt for different concoction but equally sheet pan lined with blended. Serve with want from a trend perspec- additional research and occasions, like snacks or delicious. I’ll include it parchment paper or foil chicken wings or any- tive and a health perspec- development staff. dinner. Yogurt treats for along with mine. and sprinkle with salt thing else that needs a lit- tive, yogurt continues to Bryant agrees that inno- kids, for instance, have While I was searching and pepper. tle kick. grow,” Chobani President vation is important, but he helped bring in new buyers, Peter McGuinness said. said yogurt companies are he said. AUKEE CEO remembers Bernard Tyson for leaving CHIROPRACTIC Natural, Safe, Drug Free, AFFORDABLE Chiropractic health care ‘better than he found it’ Care, We Correct CAUSES, American Heart health and well-being of all national board in 2010. from what he would wear appearing second only to Rather Than Treat Symptoms. Association News Americans. Soon after participating to learning how to address Presidents Obama and PHILADELPHIA – Tyson, the chairman in his first local Heart the prince.” Trump. We Accept: Bernard J. Tyson, a long- and CEO of Kaiser Perma- Walk, Tyson and Brown Brown shared that anec- “Yet Bernard didn’t • Medicare • Blue Cross Blue Shield time supporter of the nente, died in his sleep the met for the first time. At the dote to convey an impor- limit himself to health • WI Medicaid And Most American Heart Associa- previous Sunday. He was time, both were chief oper- tant part of Tyson’s charm care,” Brown said. “He lent • Other Insurances tion who helped shape the 60. ating officers of their orga- and success — the humility his powerful, eloquent M Call To Schedule An organization as a member “Through his words, nizations. They soon dis- to never put himself above voice to address every- Cal Appointment Today! of its board of directors actions and the way he covered how much they others. thing he considered unjust (906) 932-7411 and co-founder of the CEO made people feel, he left had in common: both Another example of – including racism, gun Franz E. Aukee, DC Roundtable, was remem- the world of health care – raised in loving, middle- how grounded he violence, poverty and Office Hours: bered Sunday for his devo- and the world at large – class families; both having remained came just a few homelessness. He did this 200 East Ayer St. Mon.-Thurs. 8-5 tion to improving the better than he found it,” spent three decades work- weeks ago. simply because the people Ironwood, MI Fri. 8-12 AHA CEO Nancy Brown ing their way up their orga- Tyson left an AHA board at the root of those issues said. nization; both sharing sim- meeting in the Dallas area needed him.” PLANNING A SURGERY? Brown gave an emotion- ilar views on the best way to return to the Bay Area When Tyson was Villa Maria Health & Rehabilitation al tribute during the Presi- to improve health care. for a dinner with NBA com- young, his mom struggled Center will assist you in a speedy dential Session of Scientific Within a few years, both missioner Adam Silver and with diabetes, spending recovery with our professional Sessions, the organiza- become CEOs. members of the Golden many days and nights in tion’s flagship conference, “The parallel nature of State Warriors, including the hospital. He spent so rehabilitation staff. Our Benefit an event Tyson frequently Bernard’s life and mine superstar Stephen Curry. much time by her bedside Specialist will meet with you to assist attended. made our relationship Tyson knew Curry and oth- that he aspired to one day with any insurance questions, and Tyson worked for Kaiser unique,” Brown said. “We ers well through Kaiser’s run a hospital. He ended financial planning. Permanente for more than shared many challenges partnership with the War- up getting his first job in 30 years, rising from an and often pursued similar riors. health care at the hospital entry-level job to the top solutions. I learned from “Still, as someone who where his mom often was Call Monday-Friday, 8:00am–4:00pm spot. In 2006, he suffered a watching him and from grew up in the Bay Area treated. for more information or to arrange a heart attack and heart fail- talking to him.” rooting for the Warriors, Tyson is survived by his tour of our Rehabilitation Center. ure, and underwent open- They were more friends Bernard couldn’t contain wife and three sons: heart surgery. than colleagues. For his excitement every time Bernard J. Tyson Jr., He joined the Kaiser instance, earlier this year, he was with Curry,” Brown Alexander and Charles. Permanente Northern Cali- as Tyson prepared for a said. “I like to think that A memorial service for fornia Heart Walk team at mental health panel along- Curry was as excited to be family and friends is being VILLA MARIA the Oakland Heart Walk side Prince William at the with Bernard.” held Monday in San Fran- Health & Rehabilitation Center ______later that year and soon World Economic Forum in Tyson was a passionate cisco. A Division of Avanti Health Systems became devoted to the Davos, Switzerland, Brown advocate for affordable, Find more news from Know All Options 300 VILLA DRIVE • HURLEY, WISCONSIN AHA. He was the first described helping Tyson equitable health care cover- Scientific Sessions. Available To You FAMILY OWNED & OPERATED regional Greater Bay Area and his wife, Denise age. His efforts earned him If you have questions or Before Your Surgery Heart Walk chair in 2007- Bradley-Tyson, as they spots on many “most influ- comments about this story, (715) 561-3200 2008, then joined the “fussed over everything ential” lists, sometimes email [email protected]. l THE DAILY GLOBE • YOURDAILYGLOBE.COM AREA / NATION TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 19, 2019 7 Obituaries US angers Palestinians with Pauline D. Zani reversal on Israeli settlements BLOOMER, Wis. – Pauline D. Zani, formerly of Gile, Wis., passed away Nov. 14, 2019 surrounded WASHINGTON (AP) – much international sup- The Trump administration port by endorsing a posi- by her family at Aggie’s Country Living in Bloomer. on Monday said it no tion contrary to the global Pauline was born Feb. 20, 1934, in the mining longer considers Israeli set- consensus. community of Montreal to Gabriel and Christian tlements in the West Bank The Netanyahu govern- Rowe. She graduated from J.E. Murphy High School to be a violation of interna- ment was dealt a blow on in Hurley with the Class of 1952. tional law, reversing four settlements just last week Pauline celebrated 64 years of marriage with decades of American policy when the European Court Eugene Zani before he preceded her in death in and further undermining of Justice ruled products March of 2016. the Palestinians’ effort to made in Israeli settlements Pauline is also preceded in death by son, Gabriel; gain statehood. must be labeled as such. grandson, Kyle Swetkovich; and brother, Cleo Rowe. Secretary of State Mike The 1978 legal opinion She is survived by her children, Evelyn (John) Pompeo announced that on settlements is known as the U.S. is repudiating the the Hansell Memorandum. Swetkovich, Eugene (Rita) Zani and Shauna (John) 1978 State Department It had been the basis for Eckwright; grandchildren, Ryan (Rachel) Associated Press legal opinion that held that SECRETARY OF State Mike Pompeo speaks at a news more than 40 years of care- Swetkovich, Jay (Amy) Swetkovich, Christine Zani, civilian settlements in the conference at the State Department in Washington, fully worded U.S. opposi- Sarah Welch, Shawn Zani, Tyler Eckwright and Seth occupied territories are Monday. Pompeo spoke about Iran, Iraq, Israeli settle- tion to settlement construc- Eckwright; and great-grandchildren, Lily, Luca and “inconsistent with interna- ments in the West Bank, protests in Hong Kong, and tion that had varied in its Isla Swetkovich, Cole and Caleb Swetkovich, and tional law.” Israeli leaders Bolivia, among other topics. tone and strength, depend- Jayden, Ashton and Jaxon Welch; sister-in-law, welcomed the decision ing on the president’s posi- Nancy Rowe; and various nieces and nephews. while Palestinians and will not bring peace.” announcement that did not tion. The change reflects the mention the U.S. Pauline had numerous jobs, hobbies and inter- other nations warned that The international com- it undercut any chance of a administration’s embrace “All settlement activity is munity overwhelmingly ests allowing her to befriend all, animals as well as of a hard-line Israeli view at illegal under international people. Her friendships were many and true, begin- broader peace deal. considers the settlements Pompeo told reporters the expense of the Pales- law and it erodes the viabil- illegal based in part on the ning with dear childhood friends, Nancy Nelson at the State Department tinian quest for statehood. ity of the two-state solution Fourth Geneva Conven- Luppino and family. The home on top of the hill was that the Trump administra- Similar actions have and the prospects for a last- tion, which bars an occupy- often fondly referred to as the “Zani Fur and Feath- tion believes any legal included President Donald ing peace,” said the state- ing power from transfer- er Farm” and welcomed everyone. She will be great- questions about settle- Trump’s decision to recog- ment from the 28-nation ring parts of its own civil- ly missed by all. ments should be resolved nize Jerusalem as Israel’s bloc. “The EU calls on ian population to occupied A graveside service with family will be held for by Israeli courts and that capital, the movement of Israel to end all settlement territory. Pauline and Eugene and a celebration of life with declaring them a violation the U.S. Embassy to that activity, in line with its obli- In the final days of the family and friends will be held in the spring. of international law dis- city and the closure of the gations as an occupying Obama administration, the tracts from larger efforts to Palestinian diplomatic power.” U.S. allowed the U.N. Secu- negotiate a peace deal. office in Washington. Even though the deci- rity Council to pass a reso- Jean D. Valle “Calling the establish- “The U.S. administra- sion is largely symbolic, it lution declaring the settle- ment of civilian settlements tion has lost its credibility could give a boost to Israeli ments a “flagrant viola- HURLEY, Wis. – Jean D. Valle, of Hurley passed inconsistent with interna- to play any future role in Prime Minister Benjamin tion” of international law. away on Nov. 17, 2019, in Hurley, Wis. tional law has not the peace process,” said Netanyahu, who is fighting Pompeo said that the A full obituary will be published at a later date. advanced the cause of Nabil Abu Rdeneh, a for his political survival U.S. would not take a posi- McKevitt-Patrick Funeral Home, Ironwood, is peace,” Pompeo said. “The spokesman for Palestinian after failing to form a coali- tion on the legality of spe- President Mahmoud tion government following assisting the family. hard truth is that there will cific settlements, that the never be a judicial resolu- Abbas. recent elections. new policy would not tion to the conflict, and The European Union It could also spell fur- extend beyond the West For reprints or lamination services, arguments about who is warned of the potential ther trouble for the admin- Bank and that it would not contact the Daily Globe at 906-932-2211 right and who is wrong as a repercussions in a state- istration’s peace plan, create a precedent for other matter of international law ment following the which is unlikely to gather territorial disputes.

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The Lions are also with back and hip prob- near the bottom of the NFL lems, but unless he could against the pass, and they have played defense, haven’t been great at stop- Stafford might not have ping the run either. been able to win that game. Walker demurred after The Lions put up a decent he was asked if players are amount of points but lost being put in the proper 35-27 to Dallas. positioning. Detroit has allowed at “When it comes to all least 20 points in nine of that, dealing with the its 10 games this season. coaching and the play call- The Lions have allowed at ing, I stay away from that,” least 31 points in four of he said. “When it comes to their past seven. me, I just do my job, and “The way the whole sea- when my job called, I han- son is turning out right dle my responsibilities.” now is definitely shocking STOCK UP to me,” defensive back Bo Scarbrough’s stock Tracy Walker said. was nonexistent before last Detroit’s postseason weekend. He’d never hopes are pretty much played in an NFL game done, and it’s not clear before the Lions signed when Stafford might play him off the practice squad again. Coach Matt Patricia and put him in against Dal- said Monday the team is las. He had 14 carries for “week to week” with that 55 yards and a touchdown. situation. Backup Jeff STOCK DOWN Driskel wasn’t bad against Patricia is getting seri- the Cowboys, though. The ous criticism in the Detroit Lions scored enough to area, and it’s understand- stay in the game. able. It’s not just that the It was the defense that Lions are losing. The didn’t pull its weight. Dak defensive struggles in par- Prescott threw for 444 ticular seem like an indict- yards and three touch- ment of the second-year downs. coach, who was the defen- “I would say on the sive coordinator with New defensive side of the ball, England before being hired we know the Cowboys do a by the Lions. lot of shifts, a lot of Patricia was evasive motions, a lot of different when asked Monday about formations, things like whether he’s taken more that,” Patricia said. “So control of the defensive there was going to be some play calling. communication out on the “My role, really, on field that we had to get game day it differs game by right, and I think we game,” he said. “So some missed a couple of those, games it’s been more, some which was disappointing games it’s been less, and Jason Juno/Daily Globe to see from that aspect of it that’s been consistent IRONWOOD COACH Pete Lewinski watches as Tommy Lundin, right, shoots and Von Lyons defends during the and opened up some big throughout the season.” first day of basketball practice at John Krznarich Gym in Ironwood. The Devils start the season on Dec. 10 at plays.” INJURED home against rival Bessemer. WHAT’S WORKING Patricia said defensive Stafford hadn’t missed a end Trey Flowers and start since the 2010 season, offensive lineman Frank but the offense was reason- Ragnow were still in con- Mahomes, Chiefs hold off Chargers ably productive without cussion protocol. him last weekend. The KEY NUMBER MEXICO CITY (AP) – Daniel win the fourth regular-season NFL half, and Sorensen grabbed Rivers’ Lions are also without 7 – The number of pass- Sorensen picked off Philip Rivers’ game played in Mexico despite a few underthrown pass to Austin Ekeler at injured running back Ker- es of at least 20 yards fourth interception at the goal line problems with Azteca’s grass field the goal line to secure the Chiefs’ 10th ryon Johnson. allowed by the Lions on with 18 seconds to play, and the and a one-sided first half favoring the win over Los Angeles in 11 meetings. Driskel threw for 209 Sunday. Kansas City Chiefs stayed on top of Chargers (4-7), who racked up 312 Rivers passed for 353 yards during yards and two touchdowns NEXT STEPS the AFC West with a 24-17 victory yards without a touchdown. his first four-interception game since against the Cowboys, and The Lions are favored over the Los Angeles Chargers on After throwing his second intercep- November 2016 for the Chargers, the Lions did not have a this weekend, when they’re Monday night at Azteca Stadium. tion of the season in the first half, whose playoff hopes are nearly dead turnover. on the road against an Patrick Mahomes passed for 182 Mahomes led two sharp scoring after five losses in seven games. WHAT NEEDS HELP awful Washington team. yards and hit Travis Kelce for his only drives in the third quarter with help Keenan Allen caught his first TD pass Pretty much everything Then they return home for touchdown, while LeSean McCoy and from Kelce, who caught seven passes since Week 3 in the third quarter, but on the defensive side of the their Thanksgiving game Darrel Williams rushed for touch- for 92 yards. The Chiefs held Los the Chargers had three inept drives in ball is substandard, and against Chicago. downs as the Chiefs (7-4) hung on to Angeles to eight points in the second the scoreless fourth quarter. Antetokounmpo scores 33 as Bucks beat Bulls CHICAGO (AP) – Gian- from him again tonight,” nis Antetokounmpo showed Bucks coach Mike Buden- off a couple of scratches on holzer said. his hands and arms. The Gafford went scoreless in leader of the Milwaukee his first four NBA games, but Bucks was whistled for five the second-round draft pick offensive fouls, but finished had 16 points in the first half the game on the floor. on 8-for-9 shooting, includ- The Chicago Bulls tried ing five dunks. everything against the NBA Milwaukee closed the MVP. Nothing worked. second quarter with a 12-2 Antetokounmpo had 33 run for a 60-56 halftime points and 10 rebounds, and lead. Antetokounmpo had the Bucks beat the Bulls 115- 18 points at the break. 101 on Monday night for TIP-INS their fourth straight victory. Bucks: Hill made four of “I’m just going to keep Milwaukee’s 15 3-pointers. trying to go downhill, keep ... Middleton isn’t expected trying to go through guys,” back until December. said Antetokounmpo, Bulls: F Luke Kornet had brushing off the foul trou- surgery to address a sinus ble. “I’m really happy that obstruction. He is expected they’re offensive fouls and to be sidelined for seven to they’re not dumb fouls and 10 days. The 7-foot-1 Kornet all that. had been trying to play “Usually in the games through the issue, but he like this that I get offensive was having trouble sleeping. fouls, I know that I’m aggres- “We feel like this is going to sive. ... So I’m happy with be really good for him,” that.” Associated Press Boylen said. “His overall Brook Lopez added 19 MILWAUKEE BUCKS' Giannis Antetokounmpo, center, is pressured by Chicago Bulls' Thaddeus Young, left, and well-being I think we think points, 10 rebounds and five Wendell Carter Jr. during the first half Monday in Chicago. will improve.” Kornet signed blocked shots as Milwaukee with Chicago in July. ... won for the eighth time in good teams have. I've been gled. LaVine finished with in, I know it's going to turn “We got stops,” Lopez LaVine reached 5,000 career nine games. The Bucks also on those teams. We're figur- 11 points on 4-for-16 shoot- around.” said, “and it’s something we points on a 3 in the second beat the Bulls 124-115 on ing out who that guy is.” ing, and Markkanen had White made consecutive need to do for a full 48 min- quarter. Thursday in Milwaukee. Daniel Gafford led Chica- nine on 2-for-12 shooting 3-pointers to give Chicago a utes every night.” UP NEXT Antetokounmpo was 13 go with 21 points in his from the field. 99-98 lead with 6:23 left, but George Hill finished with Bucks: Visit the Atlanta for 22 in his 13th consecu- return from the G League. “Shooters, all the players Milwaukee closed the game 18 points for Milwaukee, Hawks on Wednesday night. tive double-double to begin Coby White had 13, and go through slumps,” said with a 17-2 run. which improved to 7-2 on Milwaukee won three of four the season. It’s the longest Ryan Arcidiacono finished Markkanen, who is shooting Antetokounmpo got it the road. Donte DiVincenzo against Atlanta last season. active streak in the NBA. with 12. just 36.2% this season. started with a slick reverse scored 15 in his third con- Bulls: Host the Detroit “They have a guy they The Bulls got a season- “Everybody's broken layup. Eric Bledsoe then secutive start in place of Pistons on Wednesday can go to who can get the high 63 points from their through it at some point. converted a three-point play Khris Middleton, who is out night. Chicago beat Detroit bucket,” Bulls coach Jim reserves, but Zach LaVine When I'm staying confident, to make it 103-99 with 5:04 with a bruised left thigh. 112-106 in their first meet- Boylen said. “That's what and Lauri Markkanen strug- believing every shot's going left. “Some really good stuff ing of the season Nov. 1. l 10 TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 19, 2019 SPORTS THE DAILY GLOBE • YOURDAILYGLOBE.COM Daily Globe Scoreboard

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West Virginia 3-0 68 - Denver 93.750 — COLLEGE Region 1 Notre Utah 84.667 1 SIENA — Named Casey Garcia Muskegon 49, East Grand Rapids Others receiving votes: Dame 62, Arizona 53, Arizona St. Minnesota 76.538 2½ assistant baseball coach. 10 46, South Dakota 26, Missouri St. Oklahoma City 57.417 4 Region 2 24, Minnesota 13, Drake 6, Texas 5, Portland 59.357 5 NHL DeWitt 35, Edwardsburg 14 All Times EST Rutgers 2, Northwestern 1. Pacific Division Region 4 EASTERN CONFERENCE River Rouge 49, Orchard Lake St. WLPct GB Atlantic Division NFL L.A. Lakers 11 2 .846 — Mary's 14 All Times EST GP WLOTPts GF GA L.A. Clippers 85.615 3 Division 4 AMERICAN CONFERENCE Boston 20 12 3529 70 53 Phoenix 75.583 3½ Region 1 East Montreal 20 11 5426 72 62 Sacramento 57.417 5½ Grand Rapids Catholic Central W LTPct PF PA Florida 20 10 5525 74 74 Golden State 2 12 .143 9½ 42, Cadillac 7 New England 910.900 287 108 Buffalo 20 10 7323 59 59 Monday's Games Region 4 Buffalo 730.700 211 170 Toronto 22 99422 71 77 New York 123, Cleveland 105 Detroit Country Day 24, Milan 6 N.Y. Jets 370.300 164 255 Tampa Bay 17 96220 64 59 Indiana 115, Brooklyn 86 Division 5 Miami 280.200 139 305 Ottawa 20 8 11 1 17 55 66 Toronto 132, Charlotte 96 Region 1 South Detroit 22 7 12 3 17 51 82 Houston 132, Portland 108 Kingsley 43, Freeland 21 W LTPct PF PA Metropolitan Division Milwaukee 115, Chicago 101 Region 3 Indianapolis 640.600 227 206 GP WLOTPts GF GA Dallas 117, San Antonio 110 Almont 25, Saginaw Swan Valley Houston 640.600 245 232 Washington 23 16 3436 89 69 Boston 99, Phoenix 85 14 Tennessee 550.500 203 197 N.Y. Islanders1814 3129 58 42 Minnesota at Utah Division 6 Jacksonville 460.400 189 222 Carolina 20 12 7125 70 59 Oklahoma City at L.A. Clippers Region 1 North Pittsburgh 20 11 7224 67 50 Maple City Glen Lake 15, W LTPct PF PA Tuesday's Games Philadelphia 20 10 6424 61 60 Golden State at Memphis, 8 p.m. Calumet 14 Baltimore 820.800 341 196 N.Y. Rangers18 88218 60 66 Portland at New Orleans, 8 p.m. Region 2 Pittsburgh 550.500 200 202 New Jersey 19 78418 50 69 Phoenix at Sacramento, 10 p.m. Montague 48, Sanford-Meridian Cleveland 460.400 192 228 Columbus 19 78418 45 63 Oklahoma City at L.A. Lakers, 14 Cincinnati 0 10 0 .000 147 276 WESTERN CONFERENCE 10:30 p.m. Region 4 West Central Division Monroe St. Mary Catholic Central W LTPct PF PA Wednesday's Games GP WLOTPts GF GA Associated Press New York at Philadelphia, 7 p.m. 36, Montrose 7 Kansas City 740.636 308 256 St. Louis 21 12 4529 62 61 San Antonio at Washington, 7 MICHIGAN STATE running back Elijah Collins (24) gets tackled by Michigan defen- Division 7 Oakland 640.600 225 250 Colorado 20 12 6226 73 59 p.m. Region 1 L.A. Chargers470.364 224 218 Winnipeg 21 12 8125 59 64 sive back Josh Metellus, top left, and linebacker Cameron McGrone (44) in the first Charlotte at Brooklyn, 7:30 p.m. Iron Mountain 21, Traverse City Denver 370.300 172 197 Dallas 21 11 8224 55 52 Cleveland at Miami, 7:30 p.m. St. Francis 7 NATIONAL CONFERENCE Chicago 20 97422 61 59 quarter in Ann Arbor, Mich., Saturday. Michigan won 44-10. Golden State at Dallas, 7:30 p.m. Region 4 East Nashville 19 97321 70 66 Milwaukee at Atlanta, 7:30 p.m. Cass City 6, Detroit Loyola 0 WLTPct PF PA Minnesota 20 7 11 2 16 53 69 Orlando at Toronto, 7:30 p.m. Division 8 Dallas 640.600 286 197 Pacific Division Detroit at Chicago, 8 p.m. Region 1 Philadelphia 550.500 234 230 GP WLOTPts GF GA Utah at Minnesota, 8 p.m. Beal City 27, Ishpeming 14 N.Y. Giants 280.200 203 289 Edmonton 22 13 6329 71 61 McGrone manning middle of Houston at Denver, 9 p.m. Region 2 Washington 190.100 125 253 Arizona 21 12 7226 61 49 Boston at L.A. Clippers, 10 p.m. Ubly 56, Saginaw Nouvel 36 South Vancouver 21 10 7424 69 59 Thursday's Games Region 3 WLTPct PF PA Vegas 22 10 9323 68 65 Portland at Milwaukee, 8 p.m. Fowler 33, Royal Oak Shrine 0 New Orleans 820.800 238 199 Calgary 23 10 10 3 23 60 70 New Orleans at Phoenix, 10:30 Michigan's stout defense Semifinal Carolina 550.500 228 257 Anaheim 22 10 10 2 22 59 64 p.m. 8-Player Division 1 Atlanta 370.300 220 262 San Jose 21 10 10 1 21 63 73 Colon 27, Morrice 8 Tampa Bay 370.300 277 313 Bucks-Bulls Box Los Angeles20 8 11 1 17 53 72 ANN ARBOR, Mich. (AP) – In the week “He’s getting better and better with Suttons Bay 45, Kingston 14 North MILWAUKEE (115) NOTE: Two points for a win, one 8-Player Division 2 WLTPct PF PA Matthews 0-0 0-0 0, G.Antetok- point for overtime loss. Top three leading up to his first college start, Michi- understanding all the adjustments with Portland St. Patrick 49, Climax- Green Bay 820.800 250 205 ounmpo 13-22 5-12 33, B.Lopez 5- teams in each division and two wild gan linebacker Cam McGrone said he was the defensive calls and the responsibilities Scotts 6 Minnesota 830.727 289 205 11 8-9 19, Bledsoe 2-11 3-5 8, DiVin- cards per conference advance to Chicago 460.400 169 174 cenzo 5-9 2-2 15, Ilyasova 3-8 0-0 6, playoffs. shaking before practices. of the others around him,” Harbaugh Basketball Detroit 361.350 244 272 R.Lopez 1-2 0-0 3, Hill 5-9 4-4 18, Monday's Games It was just Rutgers visiting Michigan said. “And just playing really good foot- AP Men’s Top 25 West Korver 2-4 0-0 5, Connaughton 0-0 Washington 5, Anaheim 2 The top 25 teams in The Associ- WLTPct PF PA 0-0 0, Brown 2-6 2-3 8. Totals 38-82 Los Angeles at Arizona Stadium, but being in the middle of the ball.” ated Press' men’s college basketball San Francisco910.900 295 155 24-35 115. Tuesday's Games poll, with first-place votes in paren- Seattle 820.800 275 254 CHICAGO (101) Montreal at Columbus, 7 p.m. Wolverines’ defense in the Big House was McGrone now has seven starts and has theses, records through Nov. 17, L.A. Rams 640.600 243 198 Hutchison 2-8 2-2 7, Markkanen Philadelphia at Florida, 7 p.m. a daunting order for the redshirt fresh- already recorded a pair of double-digit total points based on 25 points for a Arizona 371.318 248 317 2-12 5-6 9, Carter Jr. 3-6 0-0 6, N.Y. Islanders at Pittsburgh, 7 first-place vote through one point for Thursday's Games Satoransky 2-6 0-0 5, LaVine 4-16 1- Minnesota at Buffalo, 7 p.m. man. tackle outputs, including 12 against Notre a 25th-place vote and last week's Cleveland 21, Pittsburgh 7 2 11, Young 3-7 2-2 9, Gafford 10-12 Boston at New Jersey, 7 p.m. “You just need that game-time experi- Dame. In those seven games, Michigan’s ranking: Sunday's Games 1-2 21, White 5-15 0-0 13, Dunn 4-8 Ottawa at Detroit, 7:30 p.m. Record Points Last Baltimore 41, Houston 7 0-0 8, Arcidiacono 4-7 0-0 12. Totals Tampa Bay at St. Louis, 8 p.m. ence,” McGrone said Monday. “After that, defense has allowed 11 touchdowns and 1. Duke 4-0 1,608 2 Indianapolis 33, Jacksonville 13 39-97 11-14 101. Winnipeg at Nashville, 8 p.m. you know what to expect.” forced 12 turnovers. 2. Louisville 4-0 1,501 4 Atlanta 29, Carolina 3 Milwaukee 29 31 24 31 — 115 Carolina at Chicago, 8:30 p.m. 3. Michigan St. 2-1 1,496 3 New Orleans 34, Tampa Bay 17 Chicago 26 30 25 20 — 101 Vancouver at Dallas, 8:30 p.m. Michigan fans and coaches now know, “When he came in, he was physically 4. Kansas 2-1 1,389 5 Dallas 35, Detroit 27 3-Point Goals_Milwaukee 15-41 Colorado at Calgary, 9 p.m. 5. North Carolina 3-0 1,262 6 Minnesota 27, Denver 23 (Hill 4-7, DiVincenzo 3-6, Brown 2-4, Toronto at Vegas, 10 p.m. too, and the expectations are high head- and mentally pretty high level already,” 6. Maryland 3-0 1,240 7 N.Y. Jets 34, Washington 17 G.Antetokounmpo 2-6, R.Lopez 1-2, Edmonton at San Jose, 10:30 ing into a crucial finish to his first season senior linebacker Jordan Glasgow said. 7. Virginia 3-0 1,232 9 Buffalo 37, Miami 20 Korver 1-3, Bledsoe 1-4, B.Lopez 1- Wednesday's Games 8. Gonzaga 4-0 1,227 8 San Francisco 36, Arizona 26 5, Ilyasova 0-4), Chicago 12-34 Ottawa at Montreal, 7:30 p.m. on the field. “Obviously you can see how good of a 9. Kentucky 2-1 1,110 1 Oakland 17, Cincinnati 10 (Arcidiacono 4-5, White 3-6, LaVine Washington at N.Y. Rangers, 8 Recent home rivalry wins against then- player he is now. I don’t think it was real- 10. Ohio State 3-0 1,006 16 New England 17, Philadelphia 10 2-7, Young 1-3, Satoransky 1-3, p.m. 11. Oregon 4-0 998 14 L.A. Rams 17, Chicago 7 Hutchison 1-3, Carter Jr. 0-1, Dunn Thursday's Games No. 8 Notre Dame and Michigan State ly any surprise to the people who have 12. Texas Tech 3-0 947 11 Open: N.Y. Giants, Seattle, Ten- 0-2, Markkanen 0-4). Fouled Buffalo at Boston, 7 p.m. 13. Seton Hall 3-1 837 12 nessee, Green Bay Out_None. Rebounds_Milwaukee Detroit at Columbus, 7 p.m. raised the stakes even more for the 19- been practicing with him that know how 14. Arizona 4-0 644 19 Monday's Games 48 (G.Antetokounmpo, B.Lopez 10), Pittsburgh at N.Y. Islanders, 7 year-old from Indiana, including a good of a player he is. 15. Utah State 4-0 619 17 Kansas City 24, L.A. Chargers 17 Chicago 50 (Markkanen, LaVine, p.m. 16. Memphis 3-1 574 13 Thursday, Nov. 21 Carter Jr. 8). Assists_Milwaukee 24 Philadelphia at Carolina, 7 p.m. moment when he stopped in his tracks “He’s going to make a lot of plays other 17. Villanova 2-1 560 10 Indianapolis at Houston, 8:20 p.m. (Brown 6), Chicago 25 (Dunn 9). Anaheim at Florida, 7 p.m. during Saturday’s 44-10 win against the people won’t be able to make.” 18. Xavier 4-0 463 21 Sunday, Nov. 24 Total Fouls_Milwaukee 16, Chicago Vancouver at Nashville, 8 p.m. 19. Auburn 4-0 420 22 Tampa Bay at Atlanta, 1 p.m. 25. Technicals_Milwaukee coach Calgary at St. Louis, 8 p.m. Spartans. With Bush now a top NFL defensive 20. Tennessee 3-0 402 — Miami at Cleveland, 1 p.m. Bucks (Defensive three second), Mil- Colorado at Minnesota, 8 p.m. “At one point, I kind forgot I was play- rookie for the Pittsburgh Steelers, the 21. VCU 4-0 365 — Seattle at Philadelphia, 1 p.m. waukee coach Mike Budenholzer. Tampa Bay at Chicago, 8:30 p.m. 22. Texas 4-0 238 — N.Y. Giants at Chicago, 1 p.m. A_17,565 (20,917). Winnipeg at Dallas, 8:30 p.m. ing Michigan State, and I got up after I middle of defensive coordinator Don 23. Colorado 2-0 208 25 Carolina at New Orleans, 1 p.m. Toronto at Arizona, 9 p.m. 24. Baylor 2-1 179 24 made the tackle, I just saw everybody Brown’s unit is in McGrone’s hands. Denver at Buffalo, 1 p.m. TransactionsBASEBALL San Jose at Vegas, 10 p.m. 25. Washington 2-1 150 20 Detroit at Washington, 1 p.m. American League Edmonton at Los Angeles, 10:30 cheering, and I was like, ‘Dang, I’m really McGrone said learning under Bush as Others receiving votes: Florida Oakland at N.Y. Jets, 1 p.m. HOUSTON ASTROS — Agreed p.m. State 91, Florida 67, LSU 61, Saint in the game,’” McGrone said. “Back in a true freshman was a blessing, and he Pittsburgh at Cincinnati, 1 p.m. to terms with 1B Yuli Gurriel on a Mary's 55, Evansville 43, Oklahoma Jacksonville at Tennessee, 4:05 one-year contract. NCAA Division I Ice 29, Vermont 11, Michigan 11, Mar- high school, I had a couple rivalry games, said the speed shared by the pair is covet- p.m. BASKETBALL Hockey Poll quette 11, Purdue 11, Butler 10, Mis- MINNEAPOLIS (AP) — The top Dallas at New England, 4:25 p.m. National Basketball Association but none were as violent as that. ed by top pro and college programs. sissippi State 9, Virginia Tech 7, 20 teams in the NCAA Division I Green Bay at San Francisco, 8:20 NBA — Fined Sacramento G West Virginia 6, Providence 5, Wis- men's ice hockey poll, compiled by “It’s definitely weird. It kind of feels “To be behind (Bush) and learn from p.m. Buddy Hield $25,000 for kicking the consin 5, Liberty 4, Arkansas 3, Mis- U.S. College Hockey Online, with Open: Arizona, Minnesota, game ball into the spectator stands like a movie when I’m out there.” him, just watch him play every Saturday, souri 2, Connecticut 2, USC 2, New first-place votes in parentheses, Kansas City, L.A. Chargers at the conclusion of the Nov. 17 Mexico 2, San Diego State 2, Dayton records through Nov. 17 and previ- Before No. 12 Michigan (8-2, 5-2 Big it’s kind of contagious,” McGrone said. Monday, Nov. 25 game against Boston. ous ranking: 1. Baltimore at L.A. Rams, 8:15 p.m. FOOTBALL Record Pts Pvs Ten, No. 15 CFP) plays its biggest rival of “You want to be as close as possible to National Football League 1. Minnesota St (36) 8-1-1 983 1 AP Women’sThe top 25 teams in TopThe Associ- 25 NBA all next week in No. 2 Ohio State, the him.” All Times EST NFL — Named Dasha Smith 2. Cornell (13) 6-0-0 948 3 ated Press' women's college basket- EASTERN CONFERENCE executive vice president and chief 3. Notre Dame 8-1-1 830 4 Wolverines will visit Indiana (7-3, 4-3) on Glasgow was the only Michigan ball poll, with first-place votes in Atlantic Division people officer. 4. Denver 8-2-2 820 2 parentheses, records through Nov. Saturday. linebacker to be named a semifinalist for WLPct GB JACKSONVILLE JAGUARS — 5. North Dakota (1) 8-1-2 809 9 17, total points based on 25 points Boston 11 2 .846 — Placed DE Lerentee McCray and TE 6. Penn State 9-2-0 787 8 for a first-place vote through one After redshirting a year behind Big Ten the Butkus Award, but the fifth-year Toronto 94.692 2 Josh Oliver on IR. Signed TE Nick 7. Massachusetts 7-3-0 680 5 point for a 25th-place vote and last Philadelphia 85.615 3 O'Leary. Signed TE Charles Jones 8. Clarkson 8-3-1 619 7 defensive player of the year Devin Bush Jr. senior said he considers McGrone, along week's ranking: Brooklyn 58.385 6 from the practice squad and TE Matt 9. Minn Duluth 5-4-1 570 6 Record Pts Prv last season, the 5-star prospect from Indi- with Khalake Hudson, to be better New York 4 10 .286 7½ Sokol to the practice squad. 10. Harvard 5-0-0 561 13 1. Oregon (27) 3-0 723 1 Southeast Division KANSAS CITY CHIEFS — 11. Ohio State 6-3-1 467 11 anapolis has wasted no time making an linebackers than he is. 2. Baylor (2) 3-0 697 2 W L Pct GB Placed DE Emmanuel Ogbah on IR. 12. Providence 6-4-2 433 10 3. Stanford 4-0 654 3 impact. “If (McGrone) started all the games, I Miami 93.750 — Signed WR Gehrig Dieter from the 13. Northeastern 6-4-2 342 14 4. UConn 3-0 606 4 Orlando 67.462 3½ practice squad. 14. Boston College 7-4-0 341 16 McGrone, the only Michigan player wouldn’t be surprised if he was up there 5. South Carolina 4-0 601 6 Charlotte 68.429 4 OAKLAND RAIDERS — Signed 15. UMass Lowell 7-3-4 266 12 6. Texas A&M 3-0 576 5 from the Hoosier State, said he didn’t instead of myself,” Glasgow said. “I feel Atlanta 49.308 5½ LB Preston Brown. Placed WR-KR 16. Wisconsin 6-6-0 250 15 7. Oregon St. 4-0 573 7 Washington 38.273 5½ Dwayne Harris on IR. 17. Bowling Green 7-4-0 231 17 8. Louisville 3-0 506 9 watch much football growing up or even Cam still has a lot to improve on, and he’s Central Division PITTSBURGH STEELERS — 18. Omaha 6-3-1 148 19 9. Maryland 3-1 502 8 WLPct GB Released WR Terry Wright and LB 19. N. Michigan 7-3-2 137 18 Indiana basketball. But since taking over going to be a much better player going for- 10. Mississippi St. 3-0 467 10 Milwaukee 10 3 .769 — Sutton Smith from the practice 20. W. Michigan 6-4-2 104 20 11. UCLA 3-0 427 11 for Josh Ross, who was injured and now ward and going forward to next year. Indiana 86.571 2½ squad. Signed RB Ralph Webb and Others receiving votes: Maine 12. Florida St. 4-0 393 12 Detroit 49.308 6 WRs Quadree Henderson and 83, Quinnipiac 52, Arizona State 11, may redshirt, McGrone has developed “I don’t think that we’ve really seen all 13. Kentucky 4-0 375 13 Cleveland 49.308 6 Amara Darboh to the practice squad. Alaska 9, RIT 7, Colorado College 4, football instincts that are showing for Jim that he has to offer yet, so I think that’s 14. NC State 3-0 373 14 Chicago 4 10 .286 6½ TAMPA BAY BUCCANEERS — Dartmouth 4, New Hampshire 3, Robert Morris 1. 15. Michigan St. 3-0 318 16 WESTERN CONFERENCE Released DL Terry Beckner from the Harbaugh’s team. really encouraging and exciting.” 16. Miami 3-0 286 17 Southwest Division practice squad. Column: NASCAR bullish on future after promising rebound By JENNA FRYER Cup titles when he won Sunday’s race to shop, and if he's got to go somewhere and AP Auto Racing Writer Earnhardt Jr. named honorary starter for Daytona 500 earn his second championship, and while get on an airplane and fly somewhere, it's HOMESTEAD, Fla. (AP) – The freefall is the race itself wasn’t a nail-biter, it was rich for his race team or his family. That's how a over, rock bottom hit more than a year ago, DAYTONA BEACH, Fla. (AP) — Dale with drama for the contenders and capped a leader is, and everybody follows the leader the restart button officially activated. Earnhardt Jr. will be the honorary starter for compelling 10-week playoff series. that you have from the top.” Just how cool is NASCAR these days? the 2020 Daytona 500, making him part of the pre-race ceremonies for the third consecutive Martin Truex Jr. probably had the Toyota NASCAR is seeing that firsthand since Michael Jordan said before Sunday’s cham- year. to beat his Gibbs teammates but his crew Jim France replaced his nephew 15 months pionship race he sets his clock to watch Earnhardt made the announcement on his made an astronomical gaffe during a pit ago and then elevated Phelps to president in every week. podcast Monday, one day after the NASCAR stop. Truex had led 103 laps when his team charge of day-to-day operations. Jim France Cup Series season finale at Homestead- NASCAR needs more fans to want to be Miami Speedway. Daytona International accidentally put tires on the wrong side of has a noticeable presence at the race track, is like Mike, and the 2019 season showed Speedway confirmed the news. Earnhardt, a his car. He had to return to pit road for a hands-on in rebuilding NASCAR and gave promise that many of the issues plaguing two-time Daytona 500 champion (2004, 2014) stop that dropped him a lap off the pace. He the green light to many of the ventures now who retired at the end of the 2017 season, the sport are starting to fade. served as grand marshal in 2018 and drove climbed back to a second-place finish, a full under way. The offseason will have the refreshing the pace truck in February. comeback too much to pull off. There are still areas of concern. feel of optimism for the first time in proba- Track president Chip Wile joked “the only Denny Hamlin also gave Busch a brief NASCAR's television contract with Fox bly a decade. NASCAR had lost its way, thing left for Dale now is for him to sing the run but rookie crew chief Chris Gabehart Sports and NBC Sports runs through 2024 national anthem prior to the Daytona 500.” He growing too big, too fast and leaving behind said any role played by the highly popular made an aggressive aerodynamic call late in and Phelps said talks on an extension have a loyal yet aging fan base. The series has suf- Earnhardt on NASCAR’s opening weekend is the race and a large chunk of duct tape not begun. Sunday's finale on NBC drew a fered in nearly every metric – attendance, significant. placed on Hamlin’s grille caused his engine 2.2 rating and 3.7 million viewers, down Earnhardt says he has no plans to sing at television ratings, costs, sponsorship pull- Daytona “no matter how hard they ask.” He to overheat and ended his title chances. from 2.5 and 4.1 last year. NBC Sports' over- outs – and there seemed no end to the slide. adds that waving the green flag as the hon- Harvick, meanwhile, didn’t have much of all ratings for the last two seasons remained Not anymore. orary starter “is a special moment in not only a chance against a Gibbs organization that flat. NASCAR but all of sports.” “If you take stock of where we are, I'd say Recent Daytona 500 honorary starters won a NASCAR-record 19 of 36 races this Fans have loudly called for more short we had an incredible season,” NASCAR include retired NFL star LaDainian Tomlinson, season. He tried a different strategy late, track racing, more road courses and even a President Steve Phelps said at Homestead- retired baseball star Ken Griffey Jr. and actors hoping to give himself any opportunity to dirt track, and NASCAR said it will not be Miami Speedway before the championship Charlize Theron and Gary Sinise. race the Gibbs cars at the front, but just did- shy in trying new ventures. The series last finale. Kenseth, Kasey Kahne and other popular n’t have enough for the most dominant orga- month purchased sister company Interna- Since an overdue change in leadership in and successful stars. nization of the year. tional Speedway Corp., to merge into one August 2018 following the arrest of then- The rules package introduced this sea- Gibbs opened the season with a 1-2-3 fin- company, and Speedway Motorsports Inc. chairman Brian France on drunken-driving son made the racing better at intermediate ish in the Daytona 500 and ended it with a took its share of race track ownership pri- charges, the new regime has instilled a sense tracks and superspeedways; the package 1-2-3 finish at Homestead and the fifth driv- vate. It gives both flexibility to change race of confidence and direction that has earned failed to deliver at short tracks and Phelps er championship in team history. It came in dates, try new ventures such as the 2020 kudos from all corners. Changes are finally admitted Sunday tweaks are needed even a year the organization has spent mourning doubleheader at Pocono in Pennsylvania, coming: The stagnant schedule is getting a though NASCAR had seemed against any the January death of co-chairman J.D. and potentially allow for new venues to shakeup, there will be a new car in 2021 changes for 2020. Gibbs, and his widow and four sons were in debut on the schedule. aimed at lowering costs and a new sponsor- It is an imperative fix because the season attendance at both races. “If you take a step back and think back to ship model is expected to be announced finale moves next year – after 18 years at Busch praised Gibbs, an NFL Hall of where we were in February at the Daytona early next month. Homestead – to suburban Phoenix, and the Fame football coach who will be inducted 500, it was an industry that was finding its On the track, three title contenders from racing there a week ago was disappointing into the NASCAR Hall of Fame in January, footing, right? A sport that was finding its the second-tier Xfinity Series are being pro- for a showcase playoff event. for his leadership and work ethic. footing,” Phelps said. “You could feel the moted to the elite Cup Series, which has NASCAR needs as much as excitement as “That man is relentless, and he is at the sport kind of rallying around itself. You marked a changing of the guard as rookies possible and Sunday’s finale was heavily shop, whether it's 7 or 8 in the morning, could feel momentum that was coming, a and newcomers are landing seats once hyped as three of Joe Gibbs’ drivers raced every single morning, that man is there, and real excitement. That difference, in my opin- locked down by Jeff Gordon, Tony Stewart, Kevin Harvick for the championship. Kyle he works. This is his life,” Busch said. “If he's ion, really starts at the top. It starts with Jim Dale Earnhardt Jr., Carl Edwards, Matt Busch became the 16th driver with multiple at home and in North Carolina, he's at the France and his vision.” l THE DAILY GLOBE • YOURDAILYGLOBE.COM AREA / STATE TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 19, 2019 11 Bessemer holds hearings, condemns property Odanah man KIM E. STROM [email protected] sentenced to life BESSEMER – In an ongoing effort to improve ASHLAND, Wis., – tion near Ashland, Wis- homes and properties in Brian Nelis, 42, of Odanah, consin. Bessemer, the city held Wisconsin, was sentenced Nelis had added modi- three condemnation hear- to life in prison in a Ash- fiers including being party ings Monday during the land County Court on Nov. to a crime, and use of a regular meeting of the com- 13, for a first-degree mur- dangerous weapon, mon council. der that occurred in 2017. Assistant Attorney Gen- After some discussion On May 22, a jury eral Chris Liegel appeared between city council mem- found Nelis guilty of Class via video to deliver sen- bers and two property own- A felony first-degree inten- tencing arguments in court ers, it was decided that the Kim E. Strom/Daily Globe tional homicide of Shane and argue for the mandato- owners of the properties at THE BESSEMER City council holds condemnation hearings during the regular meet- Cadott, in the early morn- ry life imprisonment. 701 Spring Street and 607 ing of the common council Monday evening. From left are: Terry Kryshak, Linda ing hours of Sept. 23, 2017, The sentencing for the Sellar Street have until the Nelson, Mayor Adam Zak and Bill McDonald. according to a Wisconsin co-defendant Brian Sweet, second Monday in April of Department of Justice 41, also found guilty of 2020 to submit a plan of –Unanimously icapped accessible picnic tures in the R-2 and C-2 news release. Cadott’s first-degree murder in the improvements to the prop- approved the commission- table, garbage can and a districts. body was found on Sept. same trial, was to have erties. er’s appointments. bench in the amount of –Reported that the 28, 2017, with multiple occurred on Nov. 13, but The owner of the third –Briefly discussed the $5,189. union has agreed to change stab wounds, incise the court allowed an addi- property at the corner of garbage contract with –Approved moving for- their health insurance to wounds and blunt force tional hearing on a motion Moore and Longyear EGLE (Environment, Great ward with a request for Simply Blue option 2. Loper trauma in a secluded area filed by Sweet’s attorney. Lakes and Energy). Mayor qualifications for engineer- requested the city approve Streets was not in atten- on the Bad River Reserva- —Daily Globe staff dance. Adam Zak stated that ing services as part of the the new plan and a 1.5% In other business, the EGLE is the service that the water and sewer work pay increase for the union. board: people preferred. planned in conjunction This option comes with a Kitchen fire displaces –Decided to go ahead –Scheduled a weight with the U.S. 2 project. The 3.82% increase as opposed with the sale of the lot at restriction workshop to be request for qualification to a 14.37%vincrease quot- Ironwood Township man 506 Mine Street with no held on Dec. 9th at 6:30 would be for any potential ed for the existing insur- By TOM LAVENTURE fireman on scene, was able building stipulations or p.m. at city hall. pipes that need to be ance. [email protected] time limits at this time. In –Scheduled a public replaced due to contact – The city council will to get the stove fire under the past, the council has hearing for turning Mine with lead. be meeting with all com- IRONWOOD TOWN- control by throwing snow required newly purchased Street into a one-way street –Voted unanimously to mittees on Dec. 3 at 6 p.m. SHIP – A 61-year-old Iron- on it with a dog dish, the lots to have something for Dec. 2. adopt Ordinance 373 to discuss accomplish- wood Township man was undersheriff’s report said. built on them within a year –Approved purchase amending the zoning ordi- ments for 2019 and goals displaced following a Carlson said that flames or two time frame. with a Yale grant of a hand- nance for accessory struc- for 2020. kitchen fire Saturday. from the stove fire spread A Gogebic County Sher- to cabinets and rafters iff’s Office report said an above and that firefighters US group says 803 unbelted rear-seat passengers died in 2018 emergency 911 call was had it extinguished at DETROIT (AP) – More enough progress in getting would have survived if they have enacted rear seat-belt received at 10:45 a.m. on 11:45 a.m., the report than 800 rear-seat passen- people to buckle up. were belted. laws. Nov. 16, regarding a struc- said. gers who weren’t wearing The Governors Highway The association put out The group, which repre- ture fire at a residence on There were no injuries, seat belts were killed last Safety Association says in a a report in 2015 drawing sents state highway safety Black River Road near according to the report. year in U.S. traffic crashes, report released Monday attention to rear seat-belt offices, says 20 states still Maple Creek Road. The The homeowner, Hugh and a highway safety group that more than 400 of the use. But it says that since don’t have laws requiring GCSD undersheriff Kesselhon, was displaced says states aren’t making 803 people who died then, only two more states rear belt use. Of the 30 responded to the call as all because of the fire, the states with laws, it’s not a deputies were involved report said. The undersher- primary offense in 11 with a high speed chase in iff transported Kesselhon states, meaning that police a stolen vehicle call at the to GCSD to arrange for STATE OF MICHIGAN time. resources including cloth- BEFORE THE MICHIGAN PUBLIC SERVICE can’t stop a car if rear-seat passengers are unbelted. Ironwood Township ing and lodging for himself COMMISSION According to the associ- Fire Department Chief and his dog until he met NOTICE OF HEARING ation, the number of rear- Scott Carlson reported with Community Action on seat passengers killed in that Mike Nelson, the first Monday. FOR THE GAS CUSTOMERS OF crashes dropped from 883 State briefs NORTHERN STATES POWER COMPANY in 2013. But surveys have found that rear-seat safety CASE NO. U-20531 6th fatality linked to Kalamazoo and Van Buren belt use dropped from 78% counties. The outbreak has •Northern States Power Company a Wisconsin Corporation and wholly owned in 2013 to 76% last year. Eastern Equine resulted in 10 human cases subsidiary of Xcel Energy Inc., requests Michigan Public Service The federal government Encephalitis and 46 animal cases. Commission’s approval to implement a power supply cost recovery plan for is seeking public comment reported Dr. Joneigh Khaldun of the twelve-month period, January 1, 2020 through December 31, 2020. on a rule requiring ST. JOSEPH (AP) – the Michigan Department of •The information below describes how a person may participate in this case. automakers to warn Health and Human Services drivers if rear passengers Michigan health authori- •You may call or write Northern States Power Company, Wisconsin, P.O. says the risk from the virus aren’t belted. The comment ties are reporting a 6th Box 8, Eau Claire, Wisconsin 54702-0008, 800-895-4999 for a free copy of its continues because there period expires on Nov. 26. fatality linked to Eastern application. Any person may review the documents at the offices of Northern hasn’t been a sustained peri- A law requiring the Nation- Equine Encephalitis. States Power Company. od of freezing temperatures. al Highway Traffic Safety Berrien County Health He says residents in the • A pre-hearing will be held: Administration to enact the Department officials said affected areas should con- rule was passed by Monday the victim was one tinue to take precautions DATE/TIME: Tuesday, December 10, 2019, at 9:00 A.M. Congress in 2012. of two people who contracted the mosquito borne virus. against mosquito bites. BEFORE: Administrative Law Judge Kandra Robbins The association recom- mends that states enact The death occurred Saturday. LOCATION: Michigan Public Service Commission Cases of Eastern Equine Michigan changes laws allowing police to transgender policy 7109 West Saginaw Highway stop vehicles when rear Encephalitis first appeared Lansing, Michigan 48917 passengers aren’t wearing in West Michigan at the for driver’s licenses belts, and that they publi- end of August. The virus PARTICIPATION:Any interested person may attend and participate. FERNDALE (AP) – cize the benefits of buck- has been reported in Barry, The hearing site is accessible, including handicapped Michigan Secretary of State ling up. Berrien, Calhoun, Cass, parking. Persons needing any accommodation to Jocelyn Benson says her participate should contact the Commission's Executive department is making it Secretary at (517) 284-8090 in advance to request easier for transgender peo- mobility, visual, hearing or other assistance. ple to get a driver’s license or state ID card. The Michigan Public Service Commission (Commission) will hold a pre- Starting Monday, those hearing to consider Northern States Power Company’s September 25, 2019 application wanting to correct the sex for authority to implement a Power Supply Cost Recovery (PSCR) plan in its electric designation on their tariffs, approval of a PSCR Factor of ($0.00338) per kilowat hour (kWh) to be effec- license can go to a branch tive for the 12-month period January 2020 – December 2020, and to roll in an esti- office to have their photo mated over-recovery of $85,026 for the 2019 PSCR Plan period. Dear Santa: taken, fill out a form and pay $9. They no longer will All documents filed in this case shall be submitted electronically through the Write a Letter to Santa & need to provide a birth cer- Commission’s E-Dockets website at: michigan.gov/mpscedockets. Requirements and tificate, passport or court instructions for filing can be found in the User Manual on the E-Dockets help page. 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A Texas company devalues sand Requests for adjournment must be made pursuant to Michigan Office of Ad- ministrative Hearings and Rules R 792.10422 and R 792.10432. Requests for further Two Ways to Submit Your Letter... mines in Wisconsin information on adjournment should be directed to (517) 284-8130. • Drive by the Daily Globe & put your MADISON, Wis. (AP) – A Texas industrial sand A copy of Northern States Power Company’s application may be reviewed letter in Santa’s Special Mailbox located mining company’s on the Commission’s website at: michigan.gov/mpscedockets, and at the office of announcement that it has Northern States Power Company. For more information on how to participate in a in our parking lot. devalued two of its mines case, you may contact the Commission at the above address or by telephone at (517) • Submit online at www.yourdailyglobe.com, marks the bleak conditions 284-8090. click on the Santa icon, write your letter facing Wisconsin’s frac The Utility Consumer Representation Fund has been created for the purpose & click submit. sand industry. of aiding in the representation of residential utility customers in various Commission Hi-Crush Inc. said last proceedings. Contact the Chairperson, Utility Consumer Participation Board, Depart- week that its August and ment of Licensing and Regulatory Affairs, P.O. Box 30004, Lansing, Michigan 48909, Don’t forget to tell Santa you’ve been good! Whitehall mines have been for more information. devalued by $109.7 million and $105.7 million each. Jurisdiction is pursuant to 1909 PA 106, as amended, MCL 460.551 et seq.; DAILY GLOBE The Wisconsin State Jour- 1919 PA 419, as amended, MCL 460.54 et seq.; 1939 PA 3, as amended, MCL 460.1 118 E. McLeod Avenue, Ironwood, MI 49938 nal reports that this is in et seq.; 1969 PA 306, as amended, MCL 24.201 et seq.; 1982 PA 304, as amended, (906) 932-2211 addition to a $131 million MCL 460.6j et seq.; and Parts 1 & 4 of the Michigan Office of Administrative Hear- write-off for rail cars, ter- ings and Rules, Mich. Admin Code, and R 792.10401 through R 792.10448. www.yourdailyglobe.com minals, other assets and goodwill. l 12 TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 19, 2019 COMICS THE DAILY GLOBE • YOURDAILYGLOBE.COM HERMAN SPEED BUMP Rebuilding after years of betrayal Dear Annie: I read “Dear Annie” now, just as I read “Ask Ann Landers” and “Dear Abby” starting in the 1950s. I hope you can give me some advice. My husband, “Fred,” and I have been married for 58 years. We met when we were both working in Washington, D.C. Dear We were 18 years old. We dated for 3 1/2 Annie years. He presented himself to be charm- ing, a man of good morals, sweet, kind, a Christian and a virgin. I thought he loved one year of counseling. He has been diag- me more than anyone. I had some reserva- nosed as a “sex addict,” and I have PTSD. tions because he spoke of “Mother” fre- Our lives are in ruin. He denies that he’s quently, often using the phrase “Mother addicted to sex, and he denies that it was said.” caused by his domineering mother, as Once I got to know him better, I felt he counselors have suggested. had matured. But after marriage, he began I am uncertain as to what to do. I THE PAJAMA DIARIES to have temper tantrums. I was shocked. worked hard and invested well and can After losing our first baby to a miscar- riage, Fred was drafted into the Army and afford to support myself. Counseling soon sent to Korea. I had begged him to helped some but not much. Right now, I join the Guard, but at his mother’s sugges- am unable to make logical decisions. Do tion, he refused. you have any words of wisdom for me? – After he returned home, I became preg- A Lifelong Reader nant and had a little girl. A year and a half Dear Lifelong Reader: You sound like a later, we had a son, born a couple of weeks remarkable and very strong woman. My prior to Christmas. advice is that you make the decision NOT While out shopping around that time, I to make a decision at this time. Instead, saw Fred using a pay phone, so I walked focus on yourself and making you – and MOTHER GOOSE & GRIMM up behind him and overheard a romantic only you – happy, whatever that might conversation. He made up a plausible lie, mean. Go to your church, visit your chil- and I let it go. Years went by, and he was dren and grandchildren. While you’re not good to me. healing from this trauma of deception, it’s Last year, after 57 years of marriage, he perfectly reasonable to take a break from decided to tell all. He now tells me he was your husband. There are different types of calling a woman for a second date during therapy you could try. Continue with your the week of Christmas. He later called to counseling and perhaps add some medita- see if the coast was clear, as she was mar- tion or prayer groups. Spend time with ried, too. He also told me he had slept with your friends. prostitutes while in Korea and then had At some point, you will realize that your relations with other women in D.C., Chica- husband had a very troubled upbringing, BORN LOSER go – where we lived for a time – and then which contributed to his acting out. This Memphis, where we now live. 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Associated Press efforts to resupply La Paz Movement Toward Social- She also said Morales PROTESTORS USE a rope to lower themselves from a pedestrian bridge to waiting faced challenges because ism party and said topics should take steps to calm motorbikes in order to escape from Hong Kong Polytechnic University and the demonstrators cut off some would include new elec- the situation. So far, police in Hong Kong, Monday. As night fell in Hong Kong, police tightened a siege transport routes. The new tions and calls for a new Morales has remained defi- Monday at a university campus as hundreds of anti-government protesters leadership is also strug- election panel. Former ant, condemning the inter- trapped inside sought to escape. gling to open dialogue with President Carlos Mesa, im government and saying opponents, particularly who finished second to he was ousted in a coup. after the shooting deaths of Morales in the disputed Blockades around the Campus under siege as Hong nine pro-Morales coca Oct.20 election, said he major city of Santa Cruz growers during a con- would participate. have also disrupted com- frontation with security The new hydrocarbons merce. Producers said fruit Kong police battle protesters forces Friday in the central minister, Víctor Hugo and vegetables were rotting town of Sacaba. Zamora, told Bolivia’s ATB on trucks been unable to HONG KONG (AP) – China, which took con- ing face masks in public On Monday, Morales’ television that a gasoline reach markets. Police tightened their siege trol of the former British imposed last month, ruling supporters in Sacaba threw supply convoy was having Bolivia’s pro-Morales of a university campus colony in 1997 promising it unconstitutional. rocks at police, who fired difficulty reaching the city faction has set up the where hundreds of to let it retain its autonomy, The pitched battle for back with tear gas trying to because of roadblocks and blockades as part of a con- protesters remained flexed its muscles, sending control of Hong Kong Poly- disperse the protesters. ditches dug by protesters. certed effort to destabilize trapped overnight Tuesday troops outside their bar- technic University began Furious over the shoot- Many shops in La Paz the interim government, in the latest dramatic racks over the weekend in last week as demonstrators ings in Sacaba, backers of were closed and the few said Alberto Bonadona, an episode in months of a cleanup operation. for days fortified the cam- Morales demanded the res- that opened were charging economic analyst and pro- protests against growing China’s ambassador to pus to keep the police out. ignation of Jeanine Áñez, double the normal price, fessor at the Higher Univer- Chinese control over the Britain accused the U.K. On Monday, cornered by Bolivia’s self-proclaimed resident Guillermina sity of San Andrés. semi-autonomous city. and the U.S. of meddling in security forces determined In yet another escala- the country’s internal to arrest them, they desper- tion for the movement, affairs and warned that the ately tried to get out but protests raged across other Chinese government “will faced a cordon of officers parts of the city, fueled by not sit on our hands” if the armed with tear gas and palpable public anger over situation in Hong Kong water cannons. the police blockade of “becomes uncontrollable.” Senior government offi- Hong Kong Polytechnic “These rioters, they are cials said they were trying University and the desire also criminals. They have to de-escalate the situation to help the students stuck to face the consequences of and urged the protesters to inside. their acts,” said Cheuk leave peacefully and coop- Now in its fifth month, Hau-yip, the commander of erate with police – advice the Hong Kong protest Kowloon West district, that seemed certain to lead movement has steadily where Polytechnic Univer- to arrests and therefore intensified as local and Bei- sity is located. strengthened the jing authorities harden “Other than coming out protesters’ resolve to resist. their positions and refuse to surrender, I don’t see Before dawn on Tues- to make concessions. Uni- that there’s any viable day, police allowed a group versities have become the option for them,” he said, of minors to leave the cam- latest battleground for the adding that police have the pus after their high school protesters, who used gaso- ability and resolve to end principals secured a line bombs and bows-and- the standoff. promise that they could go arrows in their fight to Authorities, meanwhile, home safely. Police took keep riot police backed by were dealt a setback Mon- down the teenagers’ details armored cars and water day when Hong Kong’s and they could still face cannon off of two campus- high court struck down a prosecution later, local es in the past week. contentious ban on wear- broadcaster RTHK reported. DAILY GLOBE

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