Hurley Copper Street Project Plans Outlined

Rain/snow likely High: 36| Low: 28 | Details, page 2 DAILY GLOBE yourdailyglobe.com Friday, November 17, 2017 75 cents Hurley Copper Street project plans outlined By RALPH ANSAMI city’s engineering company for the pro- crushed aggregate base course along the corner of Third Avenue and Copper tructure project involves repairs and [email protected] ject, offered a written update from pro- Copper Street will need to be placed will be available for parking over the paint for the Germania Hill water HURLEY — Old Man Winter deliv- ject manager Jeff Seamandel on Tues- next spring, Seamandel said. winter. Residents are encouraged to use tank. ered an early blow that has knocked out day. Gravel will be placed along sidewalk that parking area and it will be kept free Champion Coatings has completed the Copper Street infrastructure project The company has completed the patches and gravel has also been laid of snow. about 75 percent of the painting of the until spring. water, sewer and storm sewer work along the intersections with Third and Ramps for access to garages will be exterior of the tank. A mixer has been The two feet of heavy snow that Hur- along U.S. 51 and Copper. Fourth Avenues for the winter months. provided, where necessary, council installed to keep the water fresher and ley received in the past two weeks has Because of the heavy snowfall and Copper Street will be graded when members were told. prevent ice build-up. Painting of the bot- shut down the work by Ross Peterson soft ground surface, the company will freezing temperatures allow. The remaining Copper Street work tom of the tank will be completed next Construction, of Hurley. not be able to complete the street work The city will snowplow along the includes replacing the concrete side- spring and Ross Peterson Construction That leaves a mess for Copper Street along Copper Street, however. street and main sidewalks over the win- walks, installing new curb and gutter will finish dirt work and install a chain- residents to contend with this winter. At a project progress meeting last ter. and paving the street. link fence around the perimeter of the MSA Professional Services, the week, it was decided the mine rock and Seamandel indicated the main lot on Another part of the city’s infras- tank. A NEW BEGINNING Iron County youth gets voice on county board By RICHARD JENKINS [email protected] HURLEY — The Iron County Board of Supervisors will soon hear what younger residents think about issues after the board approved creation of a youth advisory board at its Nov. 7 meeting. Neil Klemme, youth development educator with Iron Coun- ty’s University of Wisconsin- Ian Minielly, Daily Globe JIM TRUDGEON, city clerk, swears in Bessemer’s new city council Thursday. From the left are Adam Zak, new mayor; Terry Kryshak, Linda Nelson, Trudgeon, Allen Archie and mayor Extension office, who helped cre- pro tempore Rob Coleman. ate the advisory board, said he envisioned the board fully participating in as many of the county board activities as possi- Zak voted Bessemer mayor, new city council sworn in ble, including taking part in dis- cussions and having their votes By IAN MINIELLY on council topics before they the discussion point that in the during the initial public com- notices. The city maintained the recorded during committee and [email protected] were voted on became an issue, past, under Robert’s Rules, the ment section, which the council same day for meetings, the first full county board meetings. BESSEMER — After the with different candidates incor- public was unable to discuss agreed was a reasonable change and third Mondays every month, “I don’t see why they wouldn’t swearing in of the new city coun- porating it into their election matters because they were for Loper to incorporate in the but changed the meeting time be able to speak up whenever cil Thursday in Bessemer, Goge- platforms. unaware the initial moment of city’s rules of conduct. from 5:30 p.m. to 6 p.m. they have something to say. I bic County Sheriff’s Department Taking the recent past into public comment near the open- Nelson also proposed an Ray O’Dea was hired as city think they’re going be part of the deputy Adam Zak was elected consideration, city manager ing of each session when it was unlimited time for the public to attorney at $115 per hour, with debate,” Klemme said. “Their mayor 5-0 and Allen Archie was Charly Loper brought proposed not obvious regarding the top- speak, instead of the three- to the agreement he will also opinion matters in the county. elected mayor pro tempore. rules of conduct from the city of ics for the day and no comment five-minute minute limit of the attend one meeting per month They’re not elected officials, I get With that bit of houseclean- Houghton, which she condensed had been discussed on the topic last council. Kryshak said for an additional $100. that, so their vote can’t count in ing done, the new council began down to a smaller size of rules to yet. Then, when the topic was depending on the topic, they Kryshak wanted to seek bids discussing rules of conduct that follow. on the floor, only the council should include a time limit in for city attorney so the council will dictate how meetings are Linda Nelson, re-elected could discuss it and vote before the event the topic is a heated could see the resumes and possi- YOUTH page 5 conducted for the next two council member, said the pro- the floor was opened to the pub- one. bly identify any areas of conflict — years. posed rules conflict with the lic again, at which point it was In the end, the council asked with potential new hires, but the Zak was the top vote-getter in city’s charter and she would too late. Loper to address its requests for other members seemed deter- the recent election. prefer the continued use of Kryshak sought to include modifying the rules of conduct. mined to hire O’Dea on Thurs- During the final month of the Robert’s Rules of Order, which additional time for the public to The council designated the day. Bergman last council’s reign, the public fellow council member Rob speak before the council voted. Daily Globe and Wakefield Coleman said, “We should get outcry over rules governing pub- Coleman agreed with and sup- Archie proposed allowing the News-Bessemer Pick and Axe as lic comment were questioned ported. public additional comments if the newspaper of record for pub- votes for and allowing the public to speak Terry Kryshak brought up they had spoken on the topic lic service announcement and BESSEMER — page 5 tax measure WASHINGTON, D.C. — U.S. Rep. Jack Bergman, R- Aspirus Ironwood Bad River tribal council requests shooting probe Watersmeet, on Thursday voted ODANAH, Wis. — The Bad lunged at the deputy, who shot response constituted excessive tribe, sent by communications for the tax reform bill that recognized as River Tribe on Wednesday the 300-pound Pero twice. force. specialist Nicole Smith, said, passed the requested the Civil Rights Divi- A release from the Justice The tribe quoted the boy’s “The tribal council would like to House of Rep- sion of the Department of Jus- Department said an investiga- mother, Holly Gauthier, as say- make note that Jason was not a resentatives. ‘Top Performer’ tice investigate the shooting tion by the Division of Criminal ing, “This police brutality has threat; he was known in the “Today, for death of a 14-year-old tribal Investigation indicated Pero to end; it’s an epidemic in our community as a kind and gentle the first time in IRONWOOD — The Aspirus member. had been despondent in the country and against all Native person with a great sense of 30 years, the Ironwood Hospital has been rec- Ashland County Sheriff’s days before the shooting and Americans. Now our family is humor. The family of Jason U.S. House of ognized by the Chartis Center Department deputy Brock Mrd- that he called in and reported a counted among them. Many of Pero would like to remind Representa- for Rural Health and the Nation- jenovich shot and killed 14- person carrying a knife to the these killings are unlawful and everyone of Jason’s message, tives voted to al Organization of State Office of year-old Jason Pero on Nov. 8 department, causing the are not properly prosecuted. that he was a sweet and non- reform the tax Rural Health for excellence in in Odanah. The Wisconsin response. Our laws about prosecuting violent boy, and to grieve in a code and pro- patient outcomes. Department of Justice said A statement issued from the unlawful police conduct need to healthy way, and not to channel vide much Jack “Aspirus Ironwood Hospital is Pero was carrying a large tribal council said it does not change, and this has to end needed relief Bergman honored to be recognized as a top butcher knife, refused com- agree with the account of the now.” for working performer. As a nonprofit hospi- mands to drop the weapon, and incident, claiming the deputy’s The statement from the families and small businesses. tal our responsibility is always ODANAH — page 5 The Tax Cuts and Jobs Act will to elevate health care quality, help working families in the clinical performance and patient First District by doubling the satisfaction to the highest lev- standard deduction and simpli- els,” Aspirus Ironwood CEO Area businesses to host open house for Christmas crafters fying our very complicated tax Paula Chermside said in a news code,” Bergman said. release Thursday. “It’s an ongo- By IAN MINIELLY creativity. opened Creative Spirits, and the business He said the tax cuts will “cre- ing process, and as we continue [email protected] Schwartz said Creative Spirits’ doors has been going strong ever since, the last ate jobs in the United States and to receive national recognition, IRONWOOD — Becky Schwartz, owner have been open for 12 years, teaching and six years with Schwartz on her own after produce a climate for companies it’s great to know that our of Creative Spirits in Ironwood, said there training folks in the area through classes Ely moved to Iowa. to do business in the United intense day-to-day efforts are are creative people who make gifts and on scrapbooking, rubber stamping and how Schwartz said she provides a significant States. This is a once in a gener- effective. This recognition also greeting cards for people during this holi- to make their own invitations and cards. sum of materials to different areas of Cana- ation opportunity for Congress salutes the skill and dedication day season and others. The classes cost money, but they include da and much of the Midwest, because the to transform the overburden- that is displayed daily by our She is ramping up in preparation of cus- the initial cache of supplies necessary for largely uninhabited spaces between the some tax code.” medical staff and employees. We tomers’ demands for festive seasonal the project. large cities are often bereft of crafting sup- Bergman said the bill would: are dedicated to leading the designs and creations. Schwartz and her original business ply stores and she provides a lot of unique —Lower individual tax rates. Creative Spirits and the Dancing Raven partner, Karen Ely, met in a similar class Art Works studio are co-hosting an open hosted by the Fabric Patch in Ironwood. house this weekend to kick off the season of From that class they formed a partnership, ASPIRUS — page 5 CRAFTS — page 5 BERGMAN — page 5 C O N T A C T U S WEATHER INSIDE INDEX

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For more information, Blood Pressure Screening, 11 Area Chamber of Commerce has call 906-932-2211. a.m.-1 p.m., with Regional Hospice partnered up with Travel Wis- IRONWOOD — The Chamber sense of mystery and wonder.” It is the 27th year they have nurses, Mill Street Garden, Besse- Friday, Nov. 17 consin for the Big Bundle Up ini- Singers will have two perfor- “In “Blow, Blow, Thou Winter presented a Christmas concert. mer. 906-663-0308. mances of their annual Christ- Wind,’ John Rutter, the The auditioned-group of 23 Alcoholics Anonymous, noon, tiative that runs through Jan. 2. Mercer Cribbage, 9:30-11:30 mas concert the weekend of Dec. arranger, took Shakespeare’s singers has been rehearsing Salem Lutheran Church, Ironwood. Chamber officials are asking a.m., Mercer Senior Center. 9 and 10 at Our Lady of Peace words and crafted a beautiful, since September. They also plan Gogebic Conservation District, area74.org. Wisconsin residents and travel- Ironwood Kiwanis Club, noon, ers to donate new or gently used Catholic Church in Ironwood. lyrical song. Morten Lauridson’s an annual spring concert. 10 a.m., Natural Resources Center, The first concert will be Satur- “Sure on This Shining Night,” is Singers for the concert Bessemer. Elk and Hound. mittens, hats, scarves, coats, day, Dec. 9, at 7 p.m., and the a masterful rendering of a poem include: Sopranos, Annette Beck- Double Trouble, 11 a.m.-12:30 Range Art Association, 1 p.m., sweaters and other warm cloth- 906 Boom, Ironwood. second will be Sunday, Dec. 10, by James Agee, she said. man, Marie Eggleston, Sue p.m., Serenity Center, Ironwood. ing items. They may be dropped Young Authors and Illustrators, at 4 p.m. The women of the chorus will Pallin, Marla Powers, Kathy Mercer Food Pantry, noon-1 off at the chamber office, Mon- p.m., Railroad Street, Mercer, Wis. 3:15 p.m., Grades 3 and 4, 2nd floor The concert is a mix of tradi- sing three of Alfred Burt’s Skolasinski, Debra Wahlberg Emergencies: 715-476-7655. Ironwood Area Schools Library. day-Friday, from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. tional and contemporary, famil- Christmas carols, including and Janie Williams; altos, Alcoholics Anonymous/Al- Adult Book Club, 4 p.m., Iron- Donated items will be given to iar and new, according to Marie “Caroling, Caroling,” “We’ll Eleanor Burla, Jennifer Burla, wood Carnegie Library. Anon, noon, Salem Lutheran local community organizations. Eggleston, one of the group’s Dress This House” and “Some Jane Gruenke and Naomi Weg- Adult Poetry Group, 5:30 p.m., Church, Ironwood. area74.org. singers and directors. Children See Him.” Burt lived for meyer; tenors, George Acker- Ironwood Carnegie Library Ironwood Carnegie Library. All Saints Academy plans North Country Trail, 6 p.m., “It will begin with four bright, a time in Marquette. man-Behr, Kris Kluhsman, Board, 4 p.m. craft fair for Sunday up-tempo numbers: “Christmas The men have a trio of songs Kevin Maki, Norman “Mick” Harbortown AA, 7:30 p.m. EDT, Regal Country Inn, Wakefield. 906- Ontonagon United Methodist Church 229-5122. IRONWOOD — All Saints Welcome,” followed by a setting planned, including “God Rest Ye McKindles and Doug Palmeter; basement, next to Holiday gas sta- Hurley VFW Post 1580, 6 p.m., Academy will host a craft fair of “The Holly and the Ivy,” which Merry Gentlemen,” and a pair of and basses, Brian Ciesielczyk, VFW post home. tion, Ontonagon. area74.org. Sunday from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. in allows the men’s and the Straight No Chaser arrange- Don Dugan, Andy Hill, Larry Life Support Group, 6:30 p.m., Alcoholics Anonymous, 7:30 the school’s gym. women’s sections to shine a bit,” ments, “Auld Lang Syne” and Holcombe, Larry Hopkins, Ken p.m., Our Lady of Peace Catholic Woodland Church, Ironwood. she said. “‘Good King Wenceslas “Christmas Wish.” Talaska and Ken Wegmeyer. Church, Ironwood. area74.org. Bessemer Veterans of Foreign is next, followed by a charming Among other numbers on the Jan Massie is the group’s Wars, 7 p.m., VFW hall, Bessemer. Bessemer Township offices Government arrangement of ‘Wassail,’ a very concert are “Silent Night,” sung accompanist. Linda Tilley will Alcoholics Anonymous, 7 p.m., Aging Unit Hearing, 10-10:30 closed for Thanksgiving old carol.” in its original German, and an join the group on a pair of num- a.m., Hurley nutrition site, Episcopal Church of the Transfigura- tion, Ironwood. area74.org. RAMSAY — Bessemer Town- Eggleston said the concert arrangement of “O Holy Night” bers with her flute. Saturday, Nov. 18 Government ship offices and the department also has two contemporary songs that makes use of Pachelbel’s There will be a free-will offer- Iron County Highway Commit- of public works will be closed which “use poetry to evoke a “Canon in D” as accompaniment. ing at the door. Community Pickleball Pad- tee, 4 p.m., highway department. Nov. 23 and 24 for the Thanks- dlers, 8:30-11:30 a.m., Mercer Wednesday, Nov. 22 giving holiday. School gymnasium. 715-776-4588. BOOKS FOR CHILDREN Gingerbread House Workshop, Christian Men of the Northland, Iron Health Department 10 a.m.-2 p.m., Luther L. Wright K- 6:30 a.m., Uptown Cafe, Ironwood. 12 School elementary lunchroom, Mentoring of Moms, 9-10:30 closed for Thanksgiving Ironwood. a.m., Range Community Bible HURLEY — The Iron County Alcoholics Anonymous, 7 p.m., Church, Hurley. 715-561-4355. Health Department will be Salem Lutheran Church, Ironwood. Red Cross Blood Donation, closed on Nov. 23 and 24 in area74.org. 11:30 a.m.-5:30 p.m., Ironwood observation of Thanksgiving. Sunday, Nov. 19 Memorial Building, Ironwood. Alcoholics Anonymous, open Wakefield Public Library to Alcoholics Anonymous, 1 p.m., meeting, noon, Salem Lutheran closed meeting, Salem Lutheran Church, Ironwood. area74.org. host children’s story time DOVE Support Group, noon-2 Church, Ironwood. WAKEFIELD — The Wake- p.m. 906-932-4990. Mercer Health and Wellness field Public Library will host a Pickleball, 3-6 p.m., Mercer Com- Ironwood-Hurley Rotary Club, story time for children on Satur- munity Center. 12:15 p.m., Elk and Hound Restau- Narcotics Anonymous, 7 p.m., rant, Ironwood. day at 10 a.m. Wesley United Methodist Church, Iron County Veterans Service A snack will be provided. For Ironwood. Officer, 1-3 p.m., Mercer, Wis., more information call 906-229- Alcoholics Anonymous, 7:30 Town Hall. 715-561-2190. 5236 or email Mercer Health and Wellness p.m., Sharon Lutheran Church, [email protected]. Bessemer. area74.org. Pickleball, 3-6 p.m., Mercer, Wis., Community Center. Monday, Nov. 20 Narcotics Anonymous, 7 p.m., Mercer Lionesses to Salem Lutheran Church, Ironwood. recycle holiday lights Gogebic County Human Ser- area74.org. vices Agency Board, 9 a.m., Goge- Government MERCER, Wis. — The Mercer bic County Medical Care Facility, Aging Unit Hearing, 10-10:30 Lionesses and Habitat for Wakefield. a.m., Mercer nutrition site, Humanity are recycling both Iron County Food Pantry, 9 Gogebic County Board, 5 p.m., working and non-working a.m.-4 p.m., 72 Michigan Ave., Mon- courthouse, Bessemer. treal, Wis. 715-561-4450. stringed holiday lights (for Thursday, Nov. 23 Christmas and other seasons.) Jan Tucker/Daily Globe Alcoholics Anonymous, noon, MEMBERS OF the Ontonagon-White Pine Rotary Club peruse some of the books the club purchased for the Drop-off bins will be located Salem Lutheran Church, Ironwood. St. Nicholas Project on Wednesday. The St. Nicholas Project annually distributes gifts for needy children in area74.org. Pickleball, 10 a.m. to noon, Iron- at the Mercer School, library and Ontonagon County at Christmas. From left are visiting Rotarian Michael Pope and Ontonagon Rotarians Jim Chess Club, 4 p.m., Grades 4 wood Memorial Building. town hall from Nov. 23 to Jan. 7. and up, Ironwood Carnegie Library. Gogebic County Veterans Ser- Countryman, Marilyn Anderson and Janis Burgess. Anderson is the chair of the project. Alcoholics Anonymous, 6 p.m., vice Officer, 10:30-11:30 a.m., CMH to host webinar on Our Lady of Peace Catholic Church, Wakefield City Hall; 1-2 p.m., Briefs Ironwood. area74.org. Watersmeet Township; 2:45-3:15 families, guardianship p.m., Marenisco Township. 906-667- Al-Anon, 6 p.m., Salem Lutheran WAKEFIELD — The Michi- 1110. Church, Ironwood. area74.org. gan Alliance for Families is col- Hurley school craft fair set Annual Thanksgiving fun Copper St. in Hurley. Harbortown AA, 7:30 p.m. EDT, Alcoholics Anonymous, noon, laborating with Gogebic County The event is a fund-raiser to Ontonagon United Methodist Church Salem Lutheran Church, Ironwood. for Saturday run set for Hurley area74.org. Community Mental Health to help provide Thanksgiving meals basement, next to Holiday gas sta- HURLEY — The Hurley HURLEY — The Iron County for Gogebic and Iron County fam- tion, Ontonagon. area74.org. Thanksgiving Dinner, 2 p.m., host a free webinar workshop Midget Booster Club will host its Health Department will host its Bessemer VFW, Bessemer. ilies. Government called “Rethinking Guardian- annual craft fair Saturday at the annual Trot-4-Food on Thank- Bessemer Housing Commis- Open Community Dinner, 5-6 ship-Facilitating Life-Long Self Same-day registration begins p.m., Wakefield Methodist Church, Hurley K-12 School from 9 a.m. giving morning at 8 a.m. at 7 a.m. sion, 8:30 a.m., executive director’s Determination” with Dohn to 2 p.m. The 4- and 1.5-mile walk-run- office, 709 W. Iron St., Bessemer. Putnam Ave., Wakefield, 906-667- For more information, call Hoyle of The Arc Michigan on Silver Express will perform at trot routes will begin at the Gogebic County Family 0230. 715-561-2836. Department of Human Services ReGeneration Youth, 5:30-6:45 Nov. 30. noon and Santa Claus is expect- health department located at 502 Board, 9 a.m., Gogebic County p.m., ages 10-11; Relentless Youth, The workshop will discuss the ed to arrive at 1 p.m. Medical Care Facility, Wakefield. 7-9 p.m., ages 12-18; Lighthouse implications of guardianship, as Aging Unit Hearing, 10-10:30 Faith Center, Ironwood. well as alternatives to guardian- Bessemer Public Library a.m., Saxon nutrition site. Alcoholics Anonymous, 6:30 ship that can be used as a stu- plans gingerbread event Wakefield-Marenisco School p.m., First Presbyterian Church, Hurley. area74.org. dent reaches the age of majority BESSEMER — The Bessemer Board, 5 p.m., school board room, on his or her 18th birthday. Wakefield. Friday, Nov. 24 Public Library will host its sixth BDC Liquidators Bessemer City Council, 5:30 The session will run from annual Gingerbread House event p.m., city hall. Mercer Cribbage, 9:30-11:30 noon to 3:30 p.m. at the Gogebic on Saturday, Dec. 2, from 10 a.m. 411 East Cloverland in Ironwood Hurley School Board, 5:30 p.m., a.m., Mercer Senior Center. County Community Mental to noon. Open TUES.-SAT. 9am-5pm, Closed SUN. & MON. Hurley High School library. Double Trouble, 11 a.m.-12:30 Health offices at 103 W. U.S. 2 in Organizers are inviting all Sale Runs Nov. 14th - Nov. 18th Ironwood Area School District p.m., Serenity Center, Ironwood. Wakefield. kids. There is no charge for the Board of Education, 6 p.m., Luther Mercer Food Pantry, noon-1 Parents and relatives of chil- program. Everything will be pro- CRAZY LOW MATTRESS DEALS L. Wright K-12 School board room. p.m., Railroad Street, Mercer, Wis. dren with a disability, profes- vided to create a tasty master- Watersmeet Township School Emergencies: 715-476-7655. piece. TOP MAJOR BRANDS AT 70%-80% off List Prices. Board, 6:30 p.m., media center, Alcoholics Anonymous/Al- sionals who work with individu- Watersmeet School. Anon, noon, Salem Lutheran als with disabilities and For more information, call Stop in & see our large selection! Tuesday, Nov. 21 Church, Ironwood. area74.org. teenagers learning to advocate 906-667-0404. Harbortown AA, 7:30 p.m. EDT, for themselves may all find the Blood drive planned for Pickleball, 10 a.m. to noon, Iron- Ontonagon United Methodist Church workshop helpful, said Lisa 15% Off all FURNITURE wood Memorial Building. basement, next to Holiday gas sta- Casper, of Community Mental Ironwood on Wednesday tion, Ontonagon. area74.org. Iron-Gogebic Integrated Family Health. IRONWOOD — The American 15% Off all MATTRESSES Services, 9-10:30 a.m., Iron County Alcoholics Anonymous, 7:30 p.m., Our Lady of Peace Catholic Pre-registration to Red Cross will host a blood drive Courthouse, Hurley. 906-663-4045 Lisa@michiganallianceforfami- on Wednesday at the Memorial or 715-561-2191. Church, Ironwood. area74.org. Wisconsin Veterans Employ- lies or 906-483-0442 would be Building in Ironwood from 11:30 ment Services Representative, 9- Saturday, Nov. 25 appreciated by organizers. a.m. to 5:30 p.m. 11:30 a.m., veterans service office, Contact Lisa to find out about For an appointment or for ALL ADVERTISING DEADLINES Hurley. 715-392-7808. Community Pickleball Pad- the other sites that are hosting more information, call Betsy at Gogebic County Veterans Ser- dlers, 8:30-11:30 a.m., Mercer the live webinar that same day. 906-932-5478. vice Officer, 9:30-11:30 a.m., Iron- School gymnasium. 715-776-4588. 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They attention from politicians, civil rights groups would synchronize their steps on the side of and white liberals and bring out marches, Sue Mizell, Publisher the horse away from their prey until they demonstrations and political pontification? Larry Holcombe, Managing Editor were close enough for a good shot. A stalking It’s the blacks killed by police. There’s little horse had a double benefit if the prey was an Walter E. protest against the horrible and dangerous armed person. If the stalkers were discov- Williams conditions under which many poor and law- ered, it would be the horse that took the first abiding black people must live. shot. That’s what blacks are to liberals and Political hustlers blame their condition on In Their Opinion progressives in their efforts to transform poverty and racism — ignoring the fact that America — stalking horses. Let’s look at it. poverty and racism were much greater I’ll just list a few pieces of the leftist agen- During the legislative debate on the Davis- yesteryear, when there was not nearly the Snyder must Bacon Act, quite a few congressmen, along da that would be unachievable without black same amount of chaos. Also ignored is the political support. Black people are the major with union leaders, expressed their racist fact that the dangerous living conditions victims of the grossly rotten education in our intentions. Rep. Miles Allgood, D-Ala., said: worsened under a black president’s adminis- big-city schools. The average black 12th- “Reference has been made to a contractor tration. veto ballast bill grader can read, write and compute no better from Alabama who went to New York with There are several recommendations that I than a white seventh- or eighth-grader. bootleg labor. This is a fact. That contractor might make. The first and most important is On July 11, state legislators from Indiana, Illinois, Many black parents want better and safer has cheap colored labor that he transports, that black Americans stop being useful tools Wisconsin, Michigan, Minnesota, Ohio, New York and schools for their children. According to a 2015 and he puts them in cabins, and it is labor of for the leftist hate-America agenda. As for Pennsylvania sent a letter to President Donald Trump survey of black parents, 72 percent “favor that sort that is in competition with white black politicians and civil rights leaders, if calling from the prompt release of the U.S. Army Corps of public charter schools, and 70 percent favor a labor throughout the country.” American they’re going to sell their people down the Engineers’ report on the Brandon Road Lock and Dam in system that would create vouchers parents Federation of Labor President William Green river, they should demand a higher price. For Joliet, Illinois. could use to cover tuition for those who want said, “Colored labor is being sought to demor- example, if black congressmen vote in sup- The Brandon Road Lock is one of the weak points in the to enroll their children in a private or alize wage rates.” port of the Davis-Bacon Act, they ought to Chicago area system of streams and canals that could parochial school.” The Davis-Bacon Act is still law today. demand that construction unions give 30 per- allow Asian carp to leave the Illinois and Mississippi Black politicians and civil rights organiza- Supporters do not use the 1931 racist lan- cent of the jobs to black workers. Finally, River systems to invade the Great Lakes. The Corps had tions fight tooth and nail against charter guage to support it. Plus, nearly every black many black problems are exacerbated by tentatively decided on upgrades for the lock, but was schools and education vouchers. Why? The member of Congress supports the Davis- white liberal guilt. White liberals ought to delaying the release of its report. National Education Association sees charters Bacon Act. But that does not change its stop feeling guilty so they can be more The letter to the president begins with this paragraph: and vouchers as a threat to its education racially discriminatory effects. In recent respectful in their relationships with black “As members of the Great Lakes Legislative Caucus, monopoly. It is able to use black politicians decades, the Davis-Bacon Act has been chal- Americans. we are writing to request swift action in the federal gov- and civil rights organizations as stalking lenged, and it has prevailed. That would not ——— ernment’s efforts to help to prevent the introduction and horses in its fight to protect its education be the case without unions’ political and Walter E. Williams is a professor of eco- spread of aquatic nuisance species in the Great Lakes. monopoly. financial support to black members of nomics at George Mason University. To find Congress to secure their votes. The GLLC is a nonpartisan, binational organization of The Davis-Bacon Act of 1931 was the out more about Walter E. Williams and read nation’s first federally mandated minimum Crime is a major problem in many black features by other Creators Syndicate writers state and provincial legislators representing the eight neighborhoods. In 2016, there were close to U.S. states and two Canadian provinces that are home to wage law. Its explicit intent was to discrimi- and cartoonists, visit the Creators Syndicate nate against black construction workers. 8,000 blacks murdered, mostly by other webpage at creators.com. the Great Lakes. One of our principal goals is the protection and restoration of the Great Lakes, with aquatic nuisance species being one of our greatest concerns.” At least one of the state legislators who signed that let- Today in history ter didn’t mean it. Michigan Rep. Dan Lauwers, R-Brockway Township, is By The Associated Press a member of the Great Lakes Legislative Caucus and one Today’s Highlight in History of the people who signed that letter. On Nov. 17, 1917, French sculp- Keeping aquatic nuisance species out of the Great tor Auguste Rodin died in Meudon at Lakes is not one of his greatest concerns. age 77. Since his election to the Legislature, he has worked to On this date weaken Michigan’s ballast water protections for ocean- In 1558, Elizabeth I acceded to the English throne upon the death of going vessels. This time, he has come dangerously close to her half-sister, Queen Mary, begin- success. A bill he sponsored that would expose the Great ning a 44-year reign. Lakes to greater risk of new invasive species has passed In 1800, Congress held its first both the Senate and House of Representatives. Only Gov. session in the partially completed Rick Snyder stands between the Great Lakes and the U.S. Capitol building. next invasive pest — the next quagga mussel, lamprey In 1869, the Suez Canal opened eel, spiny water flea or next goby or Asian carp. in Egypt. In 1889, the Union Pacific Rail- Michigan has the most stringent ballast water laws on road Co. began direct, daily railroad the Great Lakes. We can’t afford to relax our vigilance. If service between Chicago and Port- anything, our neighbors need to step up their games. Too land, Oregon, as well as Chicago many aquatic nuisances have invaded out lakes. We can’t and San Francisco. afford any more. In 1925, actor Rock Hudson was Gov. Snyder has vetoed earlier ballast bills intended to born Roy Harold Scherer Jr. in Win- netka, Illinois. open the gates for foreign invaders. He must do so again. In 1934, Lyndon Baines Johnson A broad coalition of environmental and conservation married Claudia Alta Taylor, better groups, from across the political spectrum, are urging him known as Lady Bird, in San Antonio, to veto this threat to our environment and economy as Texas. well. In 1947, President Harry S. Tru- They also ask that voters contact the governor’s office man, in an address to a special ses- (517) 373-3400 to request a veto on HB 5095 when it sion of Congress, called for emergency aid to Austria, Italy and reaches his desk. France. (The aid was approved the To do otherwise, as Lauwers wrote in his July letter, following month.) would put “at grave risk the largest surface freshwater In 1968, NBC outraged football system in the world and an economic driver for our entire fans by cutting away from the closing nation.” minutes of a New York Jets-Oakland Raiders game to begin the TV spe- —Times Herald (Port Huron) cial “Heidi” on schedule. (After being taken off the air, the Raiders came from behind to beat the Jets, 43-32.) Ten years ago: U.S. Deputy Sec- One year ago: President-elect is 66. Rock musician Jim Babjak In 1973, President Richard Nixon retary of State John Negroponte Donald Trump, at Trump Tower in (The Smithereens) is 60. Actress told Associated Press managing edi- delivered a blunt message to Pak- New York, held his first meeting with Mary Elizabeth Mastrantonio is 59. Letters Policy tors in Orlando, Florida: “People istan’s military ruler, President Gen. a world leader, Japanese Prime Min- Actor William Moses is 58. Entertain- have got to know whether or not their Pervez Musharraf, telling him emer- ister Shinzo Abe, and received er RuPaul is 57. Actor Dylan Walsh The Daily Globe welcomes letters from readers. Letters should deal president is a crook. Well, I’m not a gency rule had to be lifted and his advice from former U.S. Secretary of is 54. National Security Adviser with matters of current, public interest. We reserve the right to reject any crook.” opponents freed ahead of elections. State Henry Kissinger. Susan Rice is 53. Actress Sophie letter and to edit those that are to be published. Please avoid name-call- In 1979, Iran’s Ayatollah Khomei- A Nobel-winning U.N. scientific Today’s Birthdays Marceau is 51. Actress-model Daisy ing or personal attacks. ni ordered the release of 13 black panel said in a landmark report Sen. James Inhofe, R-Okla., is Fuentes is 51. Blues singer/musician Letters should be no longer than 400 words. An address and phone and/or female American hostages released in Valencia, Spain, that the 83. Rock musician Gerry McGee Tab Benoit is 50. Rhythm-and-blues number must be included for verification purposes. being held at the U.S. Embassy in Earth was hurtling toward a warmer (The Ventures) is 80. 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(Both men later died in southern Gaza Strip, broadening a Live” producer Lorne Michaels is 73. is 41. Country singer Aaron Lines is Thought for Today prison.) blistering four-day-old offensive Baseball Hall of Famer Tom Seaver 40. Actress Rachel McAdams is 39. In 1997, 62 people, most of them against the Islamic militant group. A is 73. Movie director Roland Joffe is Rock musician Isaac Hanson (Han- foreign tourists, were killed when “Education is a private matter between the person and the world of speeding train crashed into a bus 72. Former Democratic National son) is 37. Actor Justin Cooper is 29. militants opened fire at the Temple of carrying Egyptian children to their Chairman Howard Dean is 69. For- Musician Reid Perry (The Band knowledge and experience, and has little to do with school or college.” Hatshepsut in Luxor, Egypt; the kindergarten, killing 48 children and mer House Speaker John Boehner Perry) is 29. 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McLeod Ave., Ironwood, MI 49938 906-932-2211 • 800-236-2887 • Fax 906-932-5358 THE DAILY GLOBE • YOURDAILYGLOBE.COM FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 17, 2017 l 5 AREA / STATE “The whole group is going to ture, Extension and Education O P E N H O U S E Youth be an advisory group … What I’m Committee, Klemme said he also Flint receives thinking is sometimes some kids planned to have the students won’t be able to make it so we attending those meetings, too. have two other kids that can sub He hopes the board will begin From page 1 forgiveness in,” Klemme said. “There will be participation at the next county the official vote counts, but I four votes each night on the vote, board meeting, and start to think it will be cool to see if they but those four (votes) will be a attend committee meetings in vote with the county board or if combination of any of these six January. for DEQ they have their own opinions.” kids. I don’t see why we would Klemme said he created the Whether students can attend just leave two kids out. I imagine program to help students under- closed session meetings will be all six kids will be actively par- stand how decisions are made water loans determined depending on the ticipating in it.” and give them an avenue to issue. He said he hopes it leads to become involved in the county’s LANSING — State Treasurer “I’m hope they err on the side kids consider running for county future. Nick Khouri announced the city of letting the kids participate,” board seats in the future. “I hope they get a better of Flint’s outstanding Drinking Klemme said. While the students will only understanding of how county Water Revolving Fund loans When discussing the idea of a serve year-long terms, Klemme government works,” he said. “I have been forgiven. youth advisory board, some coun- said he hopes at some point stu- hope they learn how things get Effectively immediately, the ty board members expressed con- dents will participate for all four done; you know, decisions on city will no longer be responsible cern about students violating the years of high school. what highways get redone, for paying more than $20 million confidentiality of a closed-session In addition to participating in where the money gets spent.” in outstanding DWRF loans and meeting, but Klemme said in his county board meetings, Klemme For Klemme, the advisory no further amounts related to experience this likely won’t be an said the students will also be board is the culmination of sever- the loans will be due. The deci- issue. assigned to various committees. al youth development initiatives sion comes at the direction of the “They’re given a responsibility In addition to the county commit- he has started in the county. Michigan Department of Envi- and they don’t want to mess that tees, Klemme is considering hav- “All along, my goals have ronmental Quality under the up,” he said. ing the students participate in been to engage kids in leader- authority of the 2017 Consolidat- The students will also under- various community committees, ship roles in Iron County. The ed Appropriations Act, which go a training session, including giving the Iron County Fair outcome of that, I’m hoping, is a was signed by the president on on the importance of confiden- Board and the Iron County Out- stronger connection to the coun- May 5, 2017. tiality, prior to beginning to par- door Recreation Enthusiasts ty,” Klemme said. “We’d love to “I am pleased to support the ticipate in meetings. board as examples of groups that see our kids come back here and forgiveness of these loans as pro- Six kids, three from Hurley may welcome youth participa- be the next leaders of our coun- vided under federal law,” Khouri Ian Minielly/Daily Globe and three from Mercer, will tion. ty. I think this better prepares said. “This action provides finan- BECKY SCHWARTZ stands in front of a business sign for Creative Spirits alternate through the four seats As the group was brought to them to be leaders in our coun- cial relief to the city as it contin- in Ironwood. Schwartz started the artistic business after taking a craft- on the advisory board. the county board by its Agricul- ty.” ues down its path toward fiscal ing class and meeting Karen Ely, a kindred spirit. Ely moved to Iowa six years ago, leaving Schwartz to run the business, which provides craft- stability and recovery.” Additionally, he said the Tax ing and artistic supplies all over North America, to include Canada. The more than $20 million in Bergman Cuts and Jobs Act provides relief outstanding debt was from four 2 die in crash customers of the range of possi- for businesses by: DWRF loans that originated bilities available to them as a —Allowing businesses to between 1999 and 2003 and used Crafts GRESHAM, Wis. — Two way to get the idea machine and write off full expense costs for for upgrades and improvements From page 1 women were killed in a Wednes- creative juices flowing. equipment. to the water treatment plant. day afternoon accident near Gre- Schwartz provides a lot of the —Expanding the Child Tax —Reducing the top tax rate The city of Flint is the only com- From page 1 sham that was investigated by cut-outs for local school district Credit. for small businesses to no more munity eligible for DWRF loan the Wisconsin State Patrol. materials with her silhouette decorations to spruce up the hall- —Preserving the Adoption than 25 percent. forgiveness nationwide per fed- The driver of a 2009 Buick, machine that cuts designs. ways and classrooms. She offers Tax Credit. —Lowering the corporate tax eral guidelines. Bernadine Bartz, 74, of On the local scene, Schwartz a 10 percent discount to the —Preserving the home mort- rate to 20 percent. “This loan forgiveness will Shawano, and a passenger, Meta often provides the fuel for inno- teachers, but does not stop there. gage interest deduction. —Providing a new tax rate of help provide some financial Bartz, 80, also of Shawano, were vative ideas while customers pro- She also provides a 10 percent —Preserving the deduction 9 percent for the first $75,000 of relief and stability for the city of the victims. vide the muscle and brainpower discount to military and charita- for charitable contributions. income earned by an active Flint,” said C. Heidi Grether, Police said the accident to make their own unique ble organizations. —Allow individuals to write off owner in a pass-through busi- director of DEQ. “The depart- occurred on County G when the designs and creations. Those During the Veterans Day state and local taxes up to $10,000. ness of any type. ment will continue to coordinate car failed to yield right-of-way to designs require the right materi- weekend, Schwartz donated pro- with the city to address critical a semi tractor rig driven by als and Schwartz is happy to pro- ceeds of Creative Spirits to the water and infrastructure needs.” Henry Leiskau, 56, of Bryant. vide it. Bessemer VFW to honor veter- The DWRF is a federal finan- Odanah Bessemer He was not injured. Asked why someone would ans. cial assistance program to help Police said anyone who wit- want to either make his or her Parents can bring their chil- water systems and states to nessed the crash should call 715- own cards or hire Schwartz to do dren and friends to Creative achieve the health protection in 845-1143. it for them, Schwartz said the Spirits for birthday parties. From page 1 From page 1 accordance to the Safe Drinking A crash reconstruction was end result is unique and no one Schwartz will provide the mate- grief through violence and angry Water Act. The program is a one soon (an attorney). We have being conducted. else will have that one-of-a-kind rials and a space so the kids can posts on social media.” partnership between the EPA issues we need an attorney now design, so it makes it worth the craft together and leave the “Our family would like to and states. for.” higher costs. Schwartz says she party with their own creations. It thank everyone for their contin- It is unknown exactly what will never reuse a design she keeps people’s own houses clean, ued support as we mourn for my issues the council already does for someone else, but will while also exposing kids to the son Jason and we continue to requires an attorney for, as it use it as an example for other joys of crafting. demand justice. 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Carr, 66, of Harding Avenue, Ironwood, died peacefully early Thursday morning, Nov. 16, 2017, in his home, surrounded by his loving family, says he groped her following a courageous battle with colon cancer. He was born Feb. 16, 1951, in Stockton, Calif., son of Helen WASHINGTON (AP) — Min- said, “every time I hear his voice (Estola) and the late Weldon Carr. He grew up in Ann Arbor nesota Sen. Al Franken faces a or see his face, I am angry.” She’s and graduated from Ann Arbor High School in 1969. He then storm of criticism and a likely angry with herself, too, she said, resided in California and later in Texas, where he worked as a ethics investigation after a Los for not speaking out at the time sheet metal fabricator in oil fields. Shortly Angeles radio anchor accused “but I didn’t want to rock the after he came to Ironwood from Houston to him Thursday of forcibly kissing boat.” take care of his mom in 2012, Randy became a her and groping her during a Franken, 66, is the latest pub- tireless volunteer at the Historic Ironwood 2006 USO tour. He is the first lic figure to be caught in the del- Theatre, dropping off fliers at local businesses, member of Congress caught up in uge of revelations of sexual overseeing the concession area, setting the the recent wave of allegations of harassment and misconduct that stage for local productions, and working in sexual abuse and inappropriate have crushed careers, ruined behavior. reputations and prompted crimi- general facility maintenance. He also volun- Franken apologized, but the nal investigations in Hollywood, teered at the Downtown Art Place and enjoyed criticism only grew through the business and beyond. The swift mowing the lawn at the Art Park and the Iron- day. Fellow Democrats swiftly rebukes from both Republican wood Carnegie Library. An accomplished Randy L. Carr condemned his actions, mindful and Democratic lawmakers sug- metal worker, he designed and made numer- 1951 — 2017 of the current climate as well as gest that momentum from the ous plaques and metal products. The commu- the prospect of political blow- online #Metoo movement has nity was blessed to have such a dedicated back. begun to spur a culture shift on Associated Press man. He will be missed. Republicans, still forced to Capitol Hill, where current and IN THIS image provided by the U.S. Army, then comedian Al Franken Surviving are two sons, Aaron (Molly) Carr-Callen, Spokane answer for the multiple allega- former staffers say misogynistic and sports commentator Leeann Tweeden perform a comic skit at For- Valley, Wash., and Steven Carr, Nacogdoches, Texas; a daugh- tions facing Alabama Senate can- and predatory behavior has long ward Operating Base Marez in Mosul, Iraq, on Dec. 16, 2006, during the ter, Sarah Carr, Nacogdoches; two grandchildren, Madaleine didate Roy Moore, joined in been an open secret. USO Sergeant Major of the Army’s 2006 Hope and Freedom Tour. Carr-Callen and Rhiannon Ervin, Spokane Valley; his mother, pressing for an investigation. In a statement Thursday, Franken, D-Minn., apologized Thursday after Tweeden accused him of Helen Carr, Ironwood; and brother, Gary (Sally) Carr, Plac- Franken said he would welcome Franken apologized to Tweeden forcibly kissing her during the 2006 USO tour. erville, Calif. it. and his constituents while main- The accusations come just own story of being assaulted by a Per Randy’s wishes, cremation has taken place. Leeann Tweeden posted her taining that he remembered the days after the Senate unani- chief of staff when she was a con- Memorial services will be held Monday, Nov. 20, at 11 a.m., allegations, including a photo of rehearsal differently. Tweeden mously adopted mandatory sexu- gressional aide. preceded by visitation at 10 a.m., at the Good Shepherd Com- Franken and her, on the website said she accepted his apology. al harassment training for mem- Tweeden on Thursday said munity Church in Kimball, Wis., with Pastor Steve Estola offi- of KABC, where she works as a “Coming from the world of bers and staffs amid a flood of Speier inspired her to share her ciating. news anchor for a morning radio comedy, I’ve told and written a stories about harassment, sexual story. Luncheon will follow in the church fellowship hall. show. The photo shows Franken lot of jokes that I once thought misconduct and gender hostility “If I’m going to tell my story, Spring committal and interment will be in Riverside Ceme- posing in a joking manner, smil- were funny but later came to from staffers, aides and even now is the time. 2017 is not 2006. tery, Ironwood. ing at the camera with his hands realize were just plain offensive,” female elected officials. It’s just a different time,” she on her chest as she naps wearing Franken wrote. In lieu of flowers, memorials are preferred to the Historic On Tuesday, Rep. Jackie said at a news conference Thurs- a flak vest aboard a military “I respect women. I don’t Speier, D-Calif., testified in the day in Los Angeles. Ironwood Theatre, P.O. Box 187, Ironwood, MI 49938, or the plane. Both had been performing respect men who don’t,” Franken Downtown Art Place, 111 E Aurora St., Ironwood, MI 49938. House that two current lawmak- Senate Democrats spoke with for military personnel in added. “And the fact that my own ers, one Republican and one one voice in describing Franken’s Arrangements have been entrusted to McKevitt-Patrick Afghanistan two years before the actions have given people a good Democrat, were known to have actions as unacceptable and call- Funeral Home and Cremation Services of Ironwood. Condo- one-time “Saturday Night Live” reason to doubt that makes me engaged in sexual harassment. ing for an ethics probe. lences may be expressed online at mckevittpatrickfuneral- comedian was elected to the Sen- feel ashamed.” Speier did not name the law- Franken’s fellow Minnesota home.com. ate. Of the photo, Franken said: “I makers — at the request of the Democrat, Amy Klobuchar, said, Tweeden said Thursday that look at it now, and I feel disgust- victims, she said, and because of “This should not have happened before an earlier show Franken ed with myself. It isn’t funny. It’s a non-disclosure agreement. to Leeann Tweeden. I strongly Robert W. Seasor had persisted in rehearsing a completely inappropriate. It’s Speier has become a voice for condemn this behavior, and the kiss and “aggressively stuck his obvious how Leeann would feel sexual harassment awareness Senate Ethics Committee must IRONWOOD, Mich. — Robert William Seasor, 76, of Hem- tongue in my mouth.” Now, she violated by that picture.” after coming forward with her open an investigation.” lock Street, Ironwood, passed away Wednesday, Nov. 15, 2017, in Ironwood. Range Funeral Service and Crematory of Ironwood and Hurley is assisting the family. GOP, Democratic senators back bill to bolster FBI gun checks WASHINGTON (AP) — Republican and last week in Sutherland Springs, Texas,” a gun, but the Air Force has acknowledged Trump urges 3 UCLA players to Democratic senators have joined forces on Cornyn said. “This bill aims to help fix what’s that it failed to tell the FBI about the assault legislation to strengthen the FBI database of become a nationwide, systemic problem so we conviction of Kelley, a former airman who prohibited gun buyers after the Air Force can better prevent criminals and domestic killed more than two dozen in the Texas thank China leader for release failed to report the criminal history of the abusers from obtaining firearms.” church on Nov. 5. That failure made it possi- WASHINGTON (AP) — Presi- “You’re welcome. go out and give gunman who slaughtered more than two Democratic Sen. Chris Murphy of Con- ble for Kelley to acquire weapons that feder- dent Donald Trump urged three a big Thank You to President Xi dozen people at a Texas church. necticut, a fierce proponent of gun restric- al law prohibited him from buying or pos- suspended UCLA basketball Jinping of China who made your Congress has taken no steps on guns in tions, said much more needs to be done on the sessing after his 2012 conviction. players on Thursday to thank release possible.” the weeks after deadly shootings in Las issue of gun violence, but he believes the bill The Army has also said it failed to alert China’s president for their free- In the same tweet, Trump Vegas and Sutherland Springs, Texas. The will help ensure that thousands of dangerous the FBI to soldiers’ criminal history in a “sig- dom after they shoplifted in said, “HAVE A GREAT LIFE! Be bill, which has the backing of the Senate’s people are prevented from buying guns. nificant amount” of cases. China. careful, there are many pitfalls No. 2 Republican, John Cornyn of Texas, “It represents the strongest update to the Peter Ambler, executive director of an The president’s suggestion on the long and winding road of would ensure that federal agencies, such as background checks system in a decade and organization named for former Rep. came a day after he tweeted: “Do life!” the Defense Department, and states accu- provides the foundation for more compromise Gabrielle Giffords, D-Ariz., said the bill was you think the three UCLA bas- Later in the day, as he rallied rately report relevant criminal information in the future,” Murphy said. a step in the right direction. Giffords sur- ketball players will say thank House Republicans before a cru- to the FBI. The measure’s prospects in the Senate are vived being shot in the head while meeting you President Trump. They were cial vote on a tax overhaul, The Air Force has acknowledged that the unclear despite Cornyn’s backing, and it with constituents in a Tucson-area parking headed for 10 years in jail.” Trump talked about his efforts to Texas shooter, Devin P. Kelley, should have faces an uncertain future in the GOP-run lot in 2011. The trio apologized that day release the players. had his name and domestic violence convic- House. “It’s an important signal to states and fed- and publicly thanked Trump, Rep. Steve Womack of tion submitted to the National Criminal The bill would penalize agencies that fail eral agencies that Congress means business who was in Asia last week, for Arkansas said Trump “personal- Information Center database. to forward required information by prohibit- when it comes to ensuring a strong, effective his help. On Thursday morning, ly engaged the Chinese president The bill would penalize federal agencies ing political appointees from receiving any background check system,” said Ambler, the president sent another tweet: and it turned out the way it did.” that fail to properly report required records bonus pay. The legislation also seeks to whose organization works to strengthen gun and reward states that comply by providing improve accountability by publicly reporting laws. them with federal grant preferences. which agencies and states fail to provide the A National Rifle Association official Cornyn said agencies and state govern- required records. applauded Cornyn’s effort, saying the bill ments have for years failed to forward legal- Anyone who buys a gun from a federally would ensure the records of prohibited indi- ly required records without consequences. licensed dealer must pass a background viduals are entered into the background “Just one record that’s not properly report- check. People convicted in any court of check system while providing a relief valve ed can lead to tragedy, as the country saw domestic violence are prohibited from buying for those wrongly included. Dear Santa: Hawaii psychiatric hospital had 17 escapes

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Nelson says that Three other women told the Syria weapons Moore’s campaign on Thursday “He thinks that the people of “unsubstantiated,” ‘’unproven” Moore aggressively groped her in newspaper last week that they lashed out at the women accus- Alabama should make the deci- and “fake.” ‘’They’re not only a locked car when she was 16. were teens when Moore tried to UNITED NATIONS (AP) — ing him of sexual misconduct, sion on who their next senator untrue, but they have no evi- The Moore campaign dug up initiate romantic relationships. Rival U.S. and Russian resolu- declaring “let the battle begin.” should be,” Sanders said, declin- dence to support them,” he insist- Nelson’s divorce papers, which One said she was 14 when Moore tions to extend the mandate of Women’s advocates decried the ing to clarify whether Trump ed, refusing to answer any ques- had been signed by Moore, and touched her over her bra and experts trying to determine who talk as worn intimidation tactics continued to back Moore. tions from reporters about the held them up to cameras sug- underwear. was responsible for chemical in a desperate attempt to keep In Alabama, Moore appeared allegations. gesting she had copied the signa- The Alabama Republican attacks in Syria were defeated his imperiled Senate bid alive. alongside more than a dozen reli- Moore has given a single ture. Party also reiterated its support Thursday at a heated Security Moore ignored mounting calls gious leaders, who took turns media interview about the alle- It was unclear whether the for Moore on Thursday, a day Council meeting that reflected from Washington Republicans bashing the Christian conserva- gations to Fox News Channel campaign was taking other after its 21-member steering the deteriorating relations concerned that Moore may not tive’s many critics — especially host Sean Hannity. His cam- steps to probe the background committee privately contemplat- between Washington and only lose a seat they were sure to his female accusers. paign website has added a form of his accusers. Moore strate- ed the situation. Moscow. win but also may do significant “This is a man who does not asking people to report “inappro- gist Dean Young said “no” “Judge Moore has vehemently The result of the two votes damage to the party’s brand lie. Compare that to his priate news organization con- when asked Thursday whether denied the allegations made means that the expert body — among women nationwide as accusers,” charged Gordon Klin- tact.” the campaign had hired a pri- against him. He deserves to be the Joint Investigative Mecha- they prepared for a difficult genschmitt of the group Pray in Still, he has repeatedly hinted vate investigator. presumed innocent of the accusa- nism known as the JIM — will midterm election season. Jesus’ Name. that his team has gathered evi- Gloria Allred, Nelson’s attor- tions unless proven otherwise. cease operations when its cur- Moore’s team showed no such With Moore looking on, Klin- dence against his critics. He cited ney, said she and her client were He will continue to take his case rent mandate expires at mid- concerns. genschmitt quoted the Ten Com- evidence of “collusion” soon after prepared for Moore’s “slash and straight to the people of Alaba- night Thursday. “You ask me if I believe the mandments in a message aimed the initial report surfaced last burn” approach. ma,” state GOP Chair Terry The U.S., its allies and human girls. No, I don’t believe the girls. at two women he called out by week. “If in fact his attempt is to Lathan said in a statement. rights groups called it a serious I believe Judge Moore,” Moore name — one has said she was 14 His wife circulated a fake intimidate her or me, he has The state GOP has the power blow to efforts to hold account- strategist Dean Young said. “Let and the other that she was 16 report earlier in the week that failed miserably,” she said. “We to revoke Moore’s GOP nomina- able those responsible for carry- the battle begin. ... Get ready to when Moore initiated sexual con- reporters were offering to pay prepared. We knew that this tion and ask election officials to ing out chemical weapons fight Mitch McConnell. We’re tact as a district attorney in his thousands of dollars for women would be a battle for the truth, ignore ballots cast for him, attacks in Syria. going to fight you to the death on 30s. to come forward with new claims that this is someone who most although the state party has lit- During a three-hour drama, this.” “Thou shalt not bear false wit- against Moore. In a subsequent likely will fight to the end.” tle interest in alienating Moore’s Russia first vetoed the U.S. draft President Donald Trump, ness,” Klingenschmitt declared. social media post, she described At least three new allegations followers a year before statewide resolution which was supported through a spokeswoman, called Another Moore supporter, pro- the media’s actions as “an all-out of misconduct surfaced on elections. by 11 of the 15 Security Council the allegations of sexual miscon- fessor Joel Brind of Baruch Col- assault, which is why we are Wednesday, including one by Meanwhile, the National members. duct against the former judge lege, singled out Gloria Allred, suing them.” Tina Johnson, who told AL.com Organization For Women con- Bolivia joined Russia in vot- “very troubling.” The Republican the attorney for one of the Moore’s attorney has demand- that Moore groped her during a demned the attacks against ing “no” and China and Egypt president stopped short of calling accusers, for supporting an agen- ed that one of the accusers, Bev- 1991 meeting in his law office. Moore’s accusers, suggesting abstained. on Moore to quit the race, howev- da designed to “enable serial erly Young Nelson, release a Two others told The Washington that the tactics help explain why Russia’s U.N. Ambassador er, breaking with most Republi- child predators” — a reference, yearbook she contends Moore Post they were young women many victims of sexual harass- Vassily Nebenzia withdrew the can leaders in Washington, Brind said, to Allred’s support for signed so it can be analyzed by a when Moore courted them as a ment are afraid to go public. Russian resolution over Moscow’s insistence that it be voted on second not first as required under council rules. Aspirus Ironwood Auxiliarrryy But using another council rule, Killer Charles Manson Bolivia then resubmitted and called for a vote on that resolution. alive as reports Tree of Love and Celebration Tree Lighting It failed to receive the minimum nine “yes” votes required for adoption. Only Russia, swirl of ill health China, Bolivia and Kazakhstan voted in favor while seven coun- LOS ANGELES (AP) — For Manson killed As the holiday season approaches, the Aspirus Ironwood cil members voted against and nearly 50 years Charles Manson more than just four abstained. has been the living personifica- seven people. Auxiliary invites you to participate to in the annual tion of evil, a demonic presence He also captured in scores of photos, destroyed a lighting of the Tree of Love and Celebration Tree. each of them marked by his Baby Boomer Trump reverses ban on piercing dark eyes and the crude generation’s Remember a loved one, thank a special person or importing elephants killed Nazi swastika he carved into his dream of a as trophies forehead. peace-and-love celebrate an accomplishment from the previous year. That personification returned era that had th WASHINGTON (AP) — The to the public consciousness again begun with The trees will be lit on Tuesdayy,, December 5 at 6:30 Trump administration said it this week, complete with a Charles 1967’s San will allow the importation of prison mug shot of a now-elderly Manson Francisco Sum- p.m. at the Aspirus Ironwood Hospital. All community body parts from African ele- but still evil-looking Manson, mer of Love, phants shot for sport, contending after a report by TMZ.com that two years before Los Angeles’ members are welcome to attend. that encouraging wealthy big- the killer of glamorous actress 1969 Manson murders. game hunters to kill them will Sharon Tate and six others is “For most of that period, the aid the vulnerable species. seriously ill and hospitalized in hippies up in San Francisco and The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Bakersfield, California. throughout the country really Service said in a written notice The state Department of Cor- spread a message of love and issued Thursday that permitting rections and Rehabilitation understanding,” Deutsch said. Tree of Love / Celebration Tree Registration Form elephants from Zimbabwe and declined to confirm that Thurs- “And now here come these people Zambia to be brought back as day, saying only that Manson, who wore these hippie clothes Registration for the 2017 event closes on November trophies will raise money for who turned 83 on Sunday, is still and although they were not hip- nd conservation programs. A alive. To reveal more, pies, they were just people who 22 . Lights are $5 each and forms can be returned to licensed two-week African ele- spokeswoman Vicky Waters told came together in a commune, phant hunt can cost more than The Associated Press, would vio- they became symbolic of that the Aspirus Ironwood Auxiliary Gift Shop or mailed to $50,000 per person, not includ- late federal and state privacy hippie era. ing airfare, according to adver- laws. “In addition to killing seven N10561 Grand View Lane, Ironwood, MI 49938. tised rates. Serial murderers before and people, he killed a whole counter- The change marks a shift in after have killed far more than culture,” she added. efforts to stop the importation of Manson. Fifty-one years ago a A career criminal and con In Memory Of/In Celebration of: elephant tusks and hides, over- former Marine named Charles artist, Manson had reinvented riding a 2014 ban imposed by the Whitman climbed to the observa- himself during the Summer of Obama administration. The new tion deck of a tower at the Uni- Love as a Christ-like figure who policy applies to the remains of versity of Texas and opened fire attracted young people to a com- African elephants killed between on dozens of people, killing 11, mune he established at an old, January 2016 and December after killing five before reaching abandoned movie ranch on the 2018. the deck. Just last month, edge of Los Angeles. “Legal, well-regulated sport Stephen Paddock fired down “To tell you the truth, the Donation Given By: hunting as part of a sound man- from a hotel window on a Las older I get the harder it is to deal agement program can benefit Vegas concert, killing 58. with all of this, to know what I certain species by providing But like Whitman’s, Pad- did, how it happened,” one of the incentives to local communities dock’s name if not his deed seems youngest of his followers, Leslie to conserve those species and by destined to be largely forgotten. Van Houten, told a parole panel putting much-needed revenue Not so with Manson. in September. The panel has rec- back into conservation,” the “I was thinking today about ommended she be released, but Contact Phone Number: agency said in a statement. why Manson is so remembered Gov. Jerry Brown could reject Animal rights activists and and such a part of our cultural that recommendation as he did environmental groups expressed history, whereas other serial once before. No Manson Family skepticism Thursday that killing killers have done far worse,” said member convicted of murder has elephants could help save them. former AP Special Correspon- ever been freed. Wayne Pacelle, the president dent Linda Deutsch, who covered and CEO of The Humane Society the 1970-71 trials of Manson and of the United States, said the his followers, as well as all of HUNTERS! policy change sends the wrong their parole hearings until she Hunt No Further ... signal amid international efforts retired two years ago. Thanksgiving Shoppers ... We Are Your One Stop to curb illegal poaching. It was, she concluded, because OPEN THANKSGIVING DAY! Shopping! 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If have grown together, enduring The Packers quarterback, who "multiple" weeks and Mont- Rodgers is healed and the Pack- an arduous rebuild and coming is on injured reserve, went gomery missed the first two days ers are in the playoff hunt, he out the other side among base- through a conditioning session of practice this week. The Pack- could return to the lineup for the ball's best. on Wednesday that included tak- ers (5-4) probably will move for- Week 15 game at Carolina on These days, nobody is standing snaps and mimicking the ward with Williams, a fourth- Dec. 17. The Packers close the ing taller. throwing motion with a towel. It round pick, and Devante Mays, a season with a pair of games Altuve won the American was his first time doing anything seventh-round pick, when they against the top teams in the NFC League MVP award Thursday, football-related on the field since host the Baltimore Ravens (4-5) North: home against Minnesota towering over New York Yan- suffering the injury at Minnesota on Sunday. and at Detroit. kees slugger Aaron Judge by a on Oct. 15. The Packers will need those "We've still got to wait but it's wide margin and capping Hous- "I think he's making really two to produce. The Ravens' good to see," linebacker Clay ton's championship season with good progress," coach Mike third-ranked pass defense and Matthews said. "At the same another piece of hardware. McCarthy said before Thursday's blitz-heavy scheme will provide time, we've still got to hold up Giancarlo Stanton won the practice. "I know the training the biggest test to date for Brett our end of the bargain and steal NL MVP, edging Joey Votto of staff and the strength and condi- Hundley, who will be making his a few wins throughout these next the Cincinnati Reds in the clos- tioning staff are very pleased fourth NFL start. Baltimore's several weeks in hopes that est vote since 1979. with where he is. He's moving 28th-ranked run defense has we've got a shot with him coming The 5-foot-6 Altuve drew 27 of right along." been vulnerable at times. back. We started with one last the 30 first-place votes in ballot- For the Packers to stay in the After carrying the ball 11 week. Hopefully, we can get ing by members of the Baseball playoff chase, they will need con- times in the first eight games, another one this week." Writers' Association of America. sistent production out of their Williams ended up with a heavy Notes: The injury report was "I was surprised that I won running game, regardless of who workload against Chicago. unchanged from Wednesday, it," Altuve said. "I wasn't expect- is carrying the ball in their "I feel comfortable because with Jones, Montgomery, S Mor- Associated Press ing this." banged-up backfield. every week I go in like I'm still gan Burnett (groin) and RT GREEN BAY Packers quarterback Brett Hundley (7) celebrates a touch- It was a landslide long in the In last weekend's victory at the No. 1 back," Williams said. "I Bryan Bulaga (knee) not practic- down with wide receiver Davante Adams (17) during the second half making. Altuve has been in Chicago, rookie starter Aaron work as hard as I've always ing. . CB Kevin King, who missed against the Chicago Bears in Chicago Sunday. Third-year backup Hund- Houston since general manager Jones suffered a knee injury and done." the final few snaps against ley has made gradual strides over his three starts, to the point where Jeff Luhnow took a scorched backup Ty Montgomery re- Mays hasn't played a snap Chicago with a shoulder injury, the Packers snapped a three-game losing streak with a 23-16 victory earth approach to developing a injured the ribs that were broken from scrimmage in the team's was limited for the second con- last week over the Chicago Bears. The Packers play the Ravens on Sun- winner. during the first matchup against nine games. secutive day. day at Lambeau Field. The Astros lost 100-plus games in each of Altuve's first three seasons, beginning in 2011. Houston won its first World Bluiett lifts No. 15 Series earlier this month, and it needed its longest-tenured player to get there. Altuve batted a major league-best .346 in the Xavier to 80-70 win regular season, hit 24 home runs with 81 RBIs, scored 112 times, stole 32 bases and showed a over Wisconsin sharp glove at second base. Vot- ing for these honors was com- MADISON, Wis. (AP) — 25.5 points coming into the night, pleted before the postseason Xavier guard J.P. Macura waited had 21 points in the second half on began. nearly two years for a chance to 6-of-9 shooting after going 0 of 4 in It's been over a decade since avenge a tough loss to Wisconsin the first half. He hit all 10 of his Altuve signed with Houston in the NCAA Tournament. foul shots on the night. from Venezuela — only after he No way that the 15th-ranked The Badgers used an 8-1 run was sent home from one tryout Musketeers' veteran backcourt capped by Aleem Ford's 3 with and told he was too short. was going to pass up their shot on 4:01 left to tie the game at 64. "They told me not to come Thursday night. They had no answer for Bluiett back," Altuve said. "It was some- Trevon Bluiett scored 25 at the end. thing me and my dad, he went points, including back-to-back 3- "For Nov. 16 to have this type with me that day, we were like, pointers in a decisive run over the of test for us, I thought it was 'We have to go again. We have to final 1:47, and Xavier pulled away good," Wisconsin coach Greg Gard try again.'" late for an 80-70 victory in one of said. "We'll be able to learn a lot "It's not a rule that you have the Gavitt Tipoff Games. tonight." to be 6-foot or you have to be Fellow senior Macura added 20 Brevin Pritzl added 13 points on 5- really strong to play baseball points for the Musketeers (3-0), of-9 shooting, including 3 of 5 from 3- and become a good player," he who won at a tough road venue point territory. added. following two easy home noncon- BIG PICTURE Altuve beat out a player who ference victories to open the sea- Xavier: Facing the Badgers on the couldn't be more different. The son. road was a considerably tougher 6-7 Judge won the AL Rookie of The last time these teams assignment than the blowout victories the Year award Monday after played, Wisconsin sharpshooter to open the season over Morehead setting a rookie record with 52 Bronson Koenig hit from well State and Rider. The Musketeers con- home runs. Judge's moonshot ducted a virtual layup drill in opening 6 beyond the arc with a couple sec- homers dominated the high- onds left on the clock for a 66-63 of 7 from the field before Wisconsin's defense tightened and Xavier had lights, and his No. 99 jersey was win in the second round of the trouble hitting outside shots. That the top seller in baseball. Even NCAA Tournament over then-sec- changed in the closing minutes. The Altuve has said he would have ond seeded Xavier. game should provide a valuable les- voted for Judge. "It was heartbreaking," Macu- son for a team with a senior-laden Judge had 8.2 wins above ra said. "To come out here and backcourt. replacement compared to play team basketball ... and get a Wisconsin: The Badgers went into Altuve's 7.5, per Fangraphs, win, it really feels good." halftime tied at 34 following a 9-0 run while baseball-reference.com's Ethan Happ led Wisconsin (2- over the final 3:28 of the first half WAR metric preferred Altuve 8.3 made all the more impressive with 1) with 21 points and eight assists. to 8.1. Yet Judge got only two But Koenig is gone, as is Nigel Happ on the bench with two fouls. Freshman Brad Davison (12 points) first-place votes, with the other Hayes. Happ was a freshman led the charge. He is already proving going to third-place finisher Jose starter on that 2015-16 squad. to be a defensive sparkplug, while Ramirez of the Indians. Now Happ is the veteran lead- redshirt freshman Ford added a 3 dur- Altuve was the second Hous- er surrounded by four new ing the run. It is important experience ton player to win an MVP — Jeff starters on a team in transition. for young players on a retooled roster Bagwell earned the 1994 NL The savvy Bluiett took control looking to define roles ahead of Big award. in the closing minutes, scoring 10 Ten play. While Altuve is set to defend of Xavier's final 14 points. His 3 "I feel like a coach, but I'm really his title in Houston, Stanton proud of these guys to be honest," with 1:47 left bounced high off the may be taking a piece of Marlins rim before falling through the said Happ, a junior. ON THE BOARDS history elsewhere. He earned the hoop to put Xavier up for good, 69- Xavier held advantages in franchise's first MVP in the 66. rebounds (37-28) and second-chance same week new team executive He pumped his arm energeti- points (12-4), which Mack said was a Derek Jeter said the club is lis- cally in the direction of the Mus- point of emphasis coming into the tening to trade offers for Stan- keteers' bench as he ran back on game. The athletic Happ can keep up ton. The 28-year-old outfielder is defense. Xavier ended the game with any interior player, while 6-foot-5 owed $295 million over the final with a 14-4 run. forward Khalil Iverson (eight points, decade of his record $325 mil- "I think the last 2 minutes it six rebounds) has the athleticism to lion, 13-year contract. tussle big men for rebounds. was experience versus youth. We "It's an interesting feeling and were very fortunate," Xavier coach But Wisconsin needed more help across the court. Associated Press situation for me," Stanton said. Chris Mack said. "I just thought I needed to see Wisconsin's Khalil Iverson (21) dunks over Xavier's Paul Scruggs (1) during the first half of Thursday’s game Stanton would prefer to stick Bluiett, who was averaging more 'physicalness' from guys," Gard in Madison, Wis. around and wants the team's said. pitching situation "to be thor- oughly addressed, not just some- what addressed." He's not con- vinced the Marlins are ready to do that. Teske lifts Michigan to 61-47 win over Southern Miss "I'm not entirely sure, to be ANN ARBOR, Mich. (AP) — doing that," Teske said. together depends on how it would Southern Miss drought with a honest," he said. "I know all Jon Teske entered the game with Teske scored five points last affect Michigan's defense. free throw, Michigan ran off five half in all three of its games this sea- teams have plenty of money." son, but the Wolverines were able to 11 points in his Michigan career season as a freshman. He had six "Moe would have to guard the more points to lead 56-41. The 6-6 Stanton led the big prevail against North Florida, Central leagues with 59 home runs, most — then nearly equaled that in one through the first two games of other (team's) shooting '4' — and I "We didn't come up here to Michigan and Southern Miss. in the majors since 2001, when night. 2017-18 before Thursday's break- think that he's closer to that than lose," Southern Miss coach Doc "None of these three teams we've Teske had 10 points and 11 out performance. he's been the last two years," Sadler said. "For 30 minutes, we played probably are going to win the Barry Bonds hit a record 73 and rebounds, and the Wolverines Teske had six points and three Beilein said. "So it could happen. played as good a basketball game national championship, but at the Sammy Sosa had 64. used a 20-1 second-half run to put rebounds in under four minutes of Depends on the opposition." as you can. We had a hard time same time, it gives us a great measure Stanton got 10 first-place away Southern Mississippi in a playing time in the first half. Southern Miss (1-1) led 33-32 the last nine minutes of scoring. for ourselves, to play under some votes and 302 points. Votto, who 61-47 victory Thursday night. The Then he checked in with 13:01 left at halftime and took a 40-36 We got a little tired and missed duress and still win," Beilein said. led the majors with a .454 on- 7-foot-1 Teske easily surpassed in the second and Michigan down advantage on a basket by Eddie some really good looks." OFF THE LINE base percentage, also got 10 his previous career highs of four two. The Wolverines outscored Davis with 14:30 remaining. Then Tyree Griffin led the Golden Southern Miss attempted 45 free firsts and had 300 points. Ari- points and three rebounds in the Southern Miss 23-7 before Beilein the Golden Eagles went over eight Eagles with 15 points. throws in a season-opening win over zona's Paul Goldschmidt was type of performance that raises finally took Teske out again in the minutes without scoring. Duncan Muhammad-Ali Abdur-Rahk- Southern-New Orleans. The Golden third. some compelling lineup possibili- final minute. Robinson gave Michigan a 41-40 man scored 14 points for Michi- Eagles shot only three against Michi- "I felt like it was going to be so ties for coach John Beilein. A backup to star Moe Wagner, lead with a 3-pointer, and Teske gan (3-0), and Robinson and Wag- gan. close and I felt like I had a legit- "Every day in practice I'm get- Teske made a decent case for scored back-to-back baskets to ner added 12 each. "We drove the ball a lot, but we've imate shot," Votto said. "It just ting better, and coach sees that, more minutes. Beilein said the make it 51-40. got to find a way to get to the free- feels like it's exactly kind of how PULLING THROUGH and he knows that I'm capable of possibility of playing both big men After Tim Rowe broke the throw line a lot more than we did," I thought it would play out." Michigan has trailed in the second Sadler said. 10 l FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 17, 2017 SPORTS THE DAILY GLOBE • YOURDAILYGLOBE.COM Truex maintains role POLAR BEAR HOCKEY as favorite at NASCAR's media day MIAMI BEACH, Fla. (AP) — for Ford since 2004. NASCAR's four championship They are up against a pair of contenders were seated elbow-to- Toyotas, the dominant manufac- elbow previewing their upcoming turer this season. title race when they were asked Busch is seeking a repeat of to give one word to describe the his 2015 title, which some have season. marked with an asterisk. Busch "Amazing," said Martin Truex missed the first third of the sea- Jr. son with injuries suffered in a Brad Keselowski and Kevin season-opening race at Daytona, Harvick both said the season was but still raced himself into title "long," while Kyle Busch went contention on a shortened sched- with "trying." But Truex? Well, ule. he's got nothing to complain And he's chasing Truex, who about after a truly dominating has taken his Furniture Row season. Racing team to a level beyond Truex goes into Sunday's the alliance it has with Joe Gibbs finale at Homestead-Miami Racing. Busch has been good this Speedway as the clear favorite to season, but he's not had any- win the title. He has a series best thing close to the year that Truex seven wins and six were at 1.5- has put together. mile tracks. Homestead is a 1.5- With Truex such the clear mile track. favorite, it made for quiet media He leads the series in nearly day for the championship com- every meaningful statistic, and if petitors. — except when Busch the points earned all season and Keselowski were asked why weren't reset for Sunday's finale, they have never squashed their he'd have already won his first rivalry. Cup title. Keselowski tried to downplay "If it wasn't set back at zero, a feud. Busch didn't mince we'd probably all be congratulat- words. Norm Tesch photo ing Martin right now," said "Sometimes you just don't like IRONWOOD POLAR Bears’ Hailey Krznarich watches the play develop during a game this last weekend at the Pat O’Donnell Civic Center in Iron- Keselowski. "But it is." a guy, fact of the matter," Busch wood. The Polar Bear U12 team won both games, 7-4 and 10-8. So it's winner-take-all race, said. "I never ran into Matt and everything Truex has built Kenseth, I don't think Matt this season is on the line. He Kenseth ever ran into me, so faces three former series champi- there is a respect factor out there KARATE ons, each of them looking for on the race track and you cer- their second title. tainly do a better job sometimes For Harvick, it would be the when you're around some of first in Stewart-Haas Racing's those guys that you may or may new partnership with Ford. If not necessarily like. But as once Submitted photo Harvick wins, it will be SHR's a wise man told me, I think it THE KARATE Institute of Iron- third championship since 2011, was Chase Elliott, I race those wood traveled to Marshfield, second since the elimination for- like they race me." Wis., on Oct. 2 to participate in mat was introduced in 2014 and Elliott used that line last Reis’ tournament of champions. first for a team in a first-year week to address his aggressive Participants include from left relationship with a manufactur- racing with Denny Hamlin that front row: Rachel Peck, Rukus er since Cale Yarborough in cost Hamlin a shot at the title. It Betlewski, Zoey Peck, Antonella 1978. was retaliation for Hamlin Gheller, Frank Jewell and David Keselowski is seeking a crown wrecking Elliott out of the lead Bolen; back row: Maddie Brauch- to go with his 2012 title, which at Martinsville earlier in the er, Alyssa Zupan, Sawyer Peck, was not won under this format. playoffs. Donna Braucher and Cristina He had to beat Jimmie Johnson How aggressive can the con- Braucher. All together the stu- that day on points, and pulled it tenders be Sunday to win the dents took home 25 places. KI is off. He will try to give team championship? hosting their 36th annual Black owner Roger Penske two major "I mean, I'm willing to try to Belt testing and Christmas party championships this year. Penske go win the race," said Keselows- Dec. 9. won the IndyCar title with Josef ki. "When it comes down to the Newgarden earlier this year. end of the race, I don't think any- If either Harvick or Keselows- one really knows that answer ki wins, it would be the first title until it's right in front of them." Daily Globe Scoreboard BASEBALL MVPs 1961 Maris, of, NY 590 132 159 61 142 .269 2007 Rollins, ss, Phi 716 139 212 30 94 .296 NEWAmerican YORK (AP) League — Voting for MVP the 2017 Votes American 1960 Maris, of, NY 499 98 141 39 112 .283 2006 Howard, 1b, Phi 581 104 182 58 149 .313 Pittsburgh 40, Tennessee 17 (Holland 3), Michigan 13 (Simmons 5). Denver 86.571 1 League Most Valuable Player Award, with first-, second- 1959 Fox, 2b, Chi 624 84 191 2 70 .306 2005 Pujols, of, StL 591 129 195 41 117 .330 Wisconsin State Finals Total Fouls_Southern Miss. 12, Michigan Oklahoma City 77.500 2 Thursday Sunday's Games and third-place votes and total points on a 14-9-8-7-6-5- 1958 Jensen, of, Bos 548 83 157 35 122 .286 2004 Bonds, of, SF 373 129 135 45 101 .362 Baltimore at Green Bay, 1 p.m. 10. A_8,765 (12,707). Utah 69.400 3½ PREP FOOTBALL 4-3-2-1 basis: 1957 Mantle, of, NY 474 121 173 34 94 .365 2003 Bonds, of, SF 390 111 133 45 90 .341 Arizona at Houston, 1 p.m. Pacific Division Division 4 Player 1st 2nd 3rd Total 1956 Mantle, of, NY 533 132 188 52 130 .353 2002 Bonds, of, SF 403 117 149 46 110 .370 Tampa Bay at Miami, 1 p.m. Xavier-Wisconsin Box W L Pct GB Lodi 17, Saint Croix Central 10, OT No. 15 XAVIER 80, WISCONSIN 70 Jose Altuve, Astros 27 3-405 1955 Berra, c, NY 541 84 147 27 108 .272 2001 Bonds, of, SF 476 129 156 73 137 .328 Washington at New Orleans, 1 p.m. Golden State 11 4 .733 — Division 5 XAVIER (3-0) Aaron Judge, Yankees 2 27 1 279 1954 Berra, c, NY 584 88 179 22 125 .307 2000 Kent, 2b, SF 587 114 196 33 125 .334 Jacksonville at Cleveland, 1 p.m. L.A. Lakers 69.400 5 Amherst 28, Lake Country Lutheran 21 Jones 4-6 3-4 11, Gates 3-7 2-2 11, Jose Ramirez, Indians 1-22 237 1953 Rosen, 3b, Cle 599 115 201 43 145 .336 1999 Jones, 3b, Atl 567 116 181 45 110 .319 Detroit at Chicago, 1 p.m. L.A. Clippers 58.385 5 Division 6 Macura 10-15 0-1 20, Goodin 1-4 0-0 2, Mike Trout, Angels --6197 1951 Berra, c, NY 547 92 161 27 88 .294 1998 Sosa, of, Chi 643 134 198 66 158 .308 L.A. Rams at Minnesota, 1 p.m. Phoenix 5 10 .333 6 St. Marys Springs 35, Iola-Scandinavia Bluiett 6-13 10-10 25, Kanter 0-1 0-0 0, Francisco Lindor, Indians ---143 1950 Rizzuto, ss, NY 617 125 200 7 64 .324 1997 Walker, of, Col 568 143 208 49 130 .366 Kansas City at N.Y. Giants, 1 p.m. Sacramento 3 11 .214 7½ 12 Marshall 0-2 1-2 1, O'Mara 2-3 4-4 8, Mookie Betts, Red Sox ---110 1949 T.Williams, of, Bos 566 150 194 43 159 .343 1996 Caminiti, 3b, SD 546 109 178 40 130 .326 Buffalo at L.A. Chargers, 4:05 p.m. Thursday's Games Division 7 Scruggs 1-2 0-0 2, Harden 0-0 0-0 0. Corey Kluber, Indians --1101 1948 Boudreau, ss, Cle 560 116 199 18 106 .355 1995 Larkin, ss, Cin 496 98 158 15 66 .319 New England vs Oakland at Mexico Boston 92, Golden State 88 Bangor 37, Black Hawk 14 Totals 27-53 20-23 80. Andrelton Simmons, Angels ---60 1947 DiMaggio, of, NY 534 97 168 20 97 .315 1994 Bagwell, 1b, Hou 400 104 147 39 116 .368 City, MX, 4:25 p.m. Houston at Phoenix, 10:30 p.m. WISCONSIN (2-1) Chris Sale, Red Sox ---56 1946 T.Williams, of, Bos 514 142 176 38 123 .342 1993 Bonds, of, SF 539 129 181 46 123 .336 Cincinnati at Denver, 4:25 p.m. Friday's Games All TimesNFL EST Happ 7-13 7-10 21, Van Vliet 0-2 1-2 1, Nelson Cruz, Mariners ---44 1942 Gordon, 2b, NY 538 88 173 18 103 .322 1992 Bonds, of, Pit 473 109 147 34 103 .311 Philadelphia at Dallas, 8:30 p.m. Detroit at Indiana, 7 p.m. AMERICAN CONFERENCE Pritzl 5-9 0-0 13, Trice 4-14 0-1 9, Iverson Brian Dozier, Twins ---25 1941 DiMaggio, of, NY 541 122 193 30 125 .357 1991 Pendleton, 3b, Atl586 94 187 22 86 .319 Open: Indianapolis, San Francisco, Miami at Washington, 7 p.m. East 3-4 2-2 8, Illikainen 0-0 0-0 0, Ford 2-5 0- Jonathan Schoop, Orioles ---19 1940 Greenberg, of, Det 573 129 195 41 150 .340 1990 Bonds, of, Pit 519 104 156 33 114 .301 Carolina, N.Y. Jets L.A. Clippers at Cleveland, 7:30 p.m. WLT Pct PF PA 2 6, Thomas 0-1 0-0 0, Davison 4-11 3-4 George Springer, Astros ---17 1939 DiMaggio, of, NY 462 108 176 30 126 .381 1989 Mitchell, of, SF 543 100 158 47 125 .291 New York at Toronto, 7:30 p.m. New England 720.778 257 195 Monday's Games 12, King 0-2 0-0 0. Totals 25-61 13-21 70. Jose Abreu, White Sox ---16 1938 Foxx, 1b, Bos 565 139 197 50 175 .349 1988 Gibson, of, LA 542 106 157 25 76 .290 Atlanta at Seattle, 8:30 p.m. Utah at Brooklyn, 7:30 p.m. Buffalo 540.556 184 196 Halftime_34-34. 3-Point Goals_Xavier Eric Hosmer, Royals ---16 1937 Gehringer, 2b, Det 564 133 209 14 96 .371 1987 Dawson, of, Chi 621 90 178 49 137 .287 Charlotte at Chicago, 8 p.m. Miami 450.444 137 224 Thursday, Nov. 23 6-17 (Gates 3-6, Bluiett 3-6, Goodin 0-1, Justin Upton, Tigers/Angels ---12 1936 Gehrig, 1b, NY 579 167 205 49 152 .354 1986 Schmidt, 3b, Phi 552 97 160 37 119 .290 Minnesota at Detroit, 12:30 p.m. Oklahoma City at San Antonio, 8 p.m. N.Y. Jets 460.400 201 222 Kanter 0-1, Macura 0-3), Wisconsin 7-24 Carlos Correa, Astros --- 91935 Greenberg, 1b, Det 619 121 203 36 170 .328 1985 McGee, of, StL 612 114 216 10 82 .353 L.A. Chargers at Dallas, 4:30 p.m. Minnesota at Dallas, 8:30 p.m. South (Pritzl 3-5, Ford 2-4, Davison 1-5, Trice 1- Byron Buxton, Twins --- 71934 Cochrane, c, Det 437 74 140 2 76 .320 1984 Sandberg, 2b, Chi636 114 200 19 84 .314 N.Y. Giants at Washington, 8:30 p.m. Portland at Sacramento, 10 p.m. W LT Pct PF PA 5, Happ 0-1, Van Vliet 0-1, King 0-1, Marwin Gonzalez, Astros --- 61933 Foxx, 1b, Phi 573 125 204 48 163 .356 1983 Murphy, of, Atl 589 131 178 36 121 .302 New Orleans at Denver, 10:30 p.m. Jacksonville 630.667 226 134 Sunday, Nov. 26 Thomas 0-1, Iverson 0-1). Fouled Edwin Encarnacion, Indians --- 41932 Foxx, 1b, Phi 585 151 213 58 169 .364 1982 Murphy, of, Atl 598 113 168 36 109 .281 Tennessee at Indianapolis, 1 p.m. Phoenix at L.A. Lakers, 10:30 p.m. Tennessee 640.600 222 253 Out_None. Rebounds_Xavier 37 (Bluiett Didi Gregorius, Yankees --- 4 1981 Schmidt, 3b, Phi 354 78 112 31 91 .316 Carolina at N.Y. Jets, 1 p.m. Saturday's Games Houston 360.333 236 241 9), Wisconsin 25 (Iverson 6). Khris Davis, Athletics --- 1 Pitchers 1980 Schmidt, 3b, Phi 548 104 157 48 121 .286 Cleveland at Cincinnati, 1 p.m. L.A. Clippers at Charlotte, 7 p.m. Indianapolis 370.300 179 280 Assists_Xavier 14 (Goodin 6), Wisconsin Josh Donaldson, Blue Jays --- 1 IP W-L BB SO SV ERA 1979 Hernandez, 1b, StL610116 210 11 105 .344 Tampa Bay at Atlanta, 1 p.m. Utah at Orlando, 7 p.m. North 13 (Happ 8). Total Fouls_Xavier 20, Wis- Gary Sanchez, Yankees --- 12011 Verlander, Det 251 24-5 57 250 0 2.40 1979 Stargell, 1b, Pit 424 60 119 32 82 .281 Miami at New England, 1 p.m. Boston at Atlanta, 7:30 p.m. WLT Pct PF PA consin 21. 1992 Eckersley, Oak 80 7-1 11 93 51 1.91 1978 Parker, of, Pit 581 102 194 30 117 .334 Buffalo at Kansas City, 1 p.m. Golden State at Philadelphia, 7:30 p.m. Pittsburgh 820.800 227 165 1986 Clemens, Bos 254 24-4 67 238 0 2.48 1977 Foster, of, Cin 615 124 197 52 149 .320 Chicago at Philadelphia, 1 p.m. Houston at Memphis, 8 p.m. Baltimore 450.444 190 171 All TimesNBA EST 1984 Hernandez, Det140.1 9-3 36 112 32 1.92 1976 Morgan, 2b, Cin 472 113 151 27 111 .320 Seattle at San Francisco, 4:05 p.m. Milwaukee at Dallas, 9 p.m. AL MVPHitters Stats Cincinnati 360.333 149 182 EASTERN CONFERENCE 1981 Fingers, Mil 78 6-3 13 61 28 1.04 1975 Morgan, 2b, Cin 498 107 163 17 94 .327 Jacksonville at Arizona, 4:25 p.m. Sacramento at Portland, 10 p.m. AB RHHR RBI Avg. Cleveland 090.000 143 240 Atlantic Division 1971 Blue, Oak 312 24-8 88 301 0 1.82 1974 Garvey, 1b, LA 642 95 200 21 111 .312 Denver at Oakland, 4:25 p.m. 2017 Altuve, 2b, Hou 590 112 204 24 81 .346 West WLPct GB 1968 McLain, Det 336 31-6 63 280 0 1.96 1973 Rose, of, Cin 680 115 230 5 64 .338 New Orleans at L.A. Rams, 4:25 p.m. NHL 2016 Trout, of, LA 549 123 173 29 100 .315 WLT Pct PF PA Boston 14 2 .875 — All Times EST 1952 Shantz, Phi 279.2 24-7 63 152 0 2.48 1972 Bench, c, Cin 538 87 145 40 125 .270 Green Bay at Pittsburgh, 8:30 p.m. 2015 Donaldson, 3b, Tor 620 122 184 41 123 .297 Kansas City 630.667 253 208 Toronto 95.643 4 Thursday's Games 1945 Newhouser, Det 313.1 25-9 110 212 2 1.81 1971 Torre, 3b, StL 634 97 230 24 137 .363 Monday, Nov. 27 2014 Trout, of, LA 602 115 173 36 111 .287 Oakland 450.444 196 214 New York 86.571 5 Toronto 1, New Jersey 0, OT 1944 Newhouser, Det 312.1 29-9 102 187 2 2.22 1970 Bench, c, Cin 605 97 177 45 148 .293 Houston at Baltimore, 8:30 p.m. 2013 Cabrera, 3b, Det 555 103 193 44 137 .348 Denver 360.333 166 239 Philadelphia 86.571 5 N.Y. Islanders 6, Carolina 4 1943 Chandler, NY 253 20-4 54 134 0 1.64 1969 McCovey, 1b, SF 491 101 157 45 126 .320 2012 Cabrera, 3b, Det 622 109 205 44 139 .330 L.A. Chargers360.333 167 172 Brooklyn 59.357 8 Pittsburgh 3, Ottawa 1 1931 Grove, Phi 288.2 31-4 62 175 5 2.06 1967 Cepeda, 1b, StL 563 91 183 25 111 .325 Basketball 2010 Hamilton, of, Tex 518 95 186 32 100 .359 NATIONAL CONFERENCE Southeast Division Tampa Bay 6, Dallas 1 1966 Clemente, of, Pit 638 105 202 29 119 .317 2009 Mauer, c, Min 523 94 191 28 96 .365 East Southern Miss. WLPct GB Arizona 5, Montreal 4 1965 Mays, of, SF 558 118 177 52 112 .317 Winnipeg 3, Philadelphia 2, SO 2008 Pedroia, 2b, Bos 653 118 213 17 83 .326 1964 K.Boyer, 3b, StL 628 100 185 24 119 .295 WLT Pct PF PA Michigan Box Washington 95.643 — NEWNational YORK (AP) League — Voting MVP for the 2017Votes National MICHIGAN 61, SOUTHERN MISS. 47 Minnesota 6, Nashville 4 2007 Rodriguez, 3b, NY 583 143 183 54 156 .314 1962 Wills, ss, LA 695 130 208 6 48 .299 Philadelphia 810.889 283 179 Orlando 87.533 1½ League Most Valuable Player Award, with first-, second- SOUTHERN MISS. (1-1) St. Louis at Edmonton, 9 p.m. 2006 Mourneau, 1b, Min 592 97 190 34 130 .321 1961 F.Robinson, of, Cin 545 117 176 37 124 .323 Dallas 540.556 233 205 Miami 68.429 3 and third-place votes and total points based on a 14-9-8- Rowe 3-5 1-2 7, Griffin 6-15 0-1 15, Washington at Colorado, 9 p.m. 2005 Rodriguez, 3b, NY 605 124 194 48 130 .321 1960 Groat, ss, Pit 573 85 186 2 50 .325 Washington 450.444 207 232 Charlotte 58.385 3½ 7-6-5-4-3-2-1 basis: Holland 1-4 0-0 2, Magee 4-8 0-0 10, Vegas at Vancouver, 10 p.m. 2004 Guerrero, of, Ana 612 124 206 39 126 .337 1959 Banks, ss, Chi 589 97 179 45 143 .304 N.Y. Giants 180.111 150 238 Atlanta 3 12 .200 6½ Player 1st 2nd 3rd Total Edwards 2-9 0-0 5, E.Davis 4-4 0-0 8, Florida at San Jose, 10:30 p.m. 2003 Rodriguez, ss, Tex 607 124 181 47 118 .298 1958 Banks, ss, Chi 617 119 193 47 129 .313 South Central Division Giancarlo Stanton, Marlins 10 10 5 302 Richardson 0-4 0-0 0, Draine 0-0 0-0 0. Boston at Los Angeles, 10:30 p.m. 2002 Tejada, ss, Oak 662 108 204 34 131 .308 1957 Aaron, of, Mil 615 118 198 44 132 .322 WLT Pct PF PA WLPct GB Joey Votto, Reds 10 94300 Totals 20-49 1-3 47. Friday's Games 2001 Suzuki, of, Sea 692 127 242 8 69 .350 1955 Campanella, c, Bkn 446 81 142 32 107 .318 New Orleans 720.778 268 165 Detroit 10 4 .714 — Paul Goldschmidt, Dbacks 454239 MICHIGAN (3-0) N.Y. Rangers at Columbus, 7 p.m. 2000 Ja. Giambi, 1b, Oak 510 108 170 43 137 .333 1954 Mays, of, NY 565 119 195 41 110 .345 Carolina 730.700 213 180 Milwaukee 86.571 2 Nolan Arenado, Rockies 238229 Wagner 4-8 4-4 12, Simpson 0-1 0-0 0, Buffalo at Detroit, 7:30 p.m. 1999 Rodriguez, c, Tex 600 116 199 35 113 .332 1953 Campanella, c, Bkn 519 103 162 41 142 .312 Atlanta 540.556 197 179 Cleveland 87.533 2½ Charlie Blackmon, Rockies 337205 Abdur-Rahkman 6-14 0-0 14, Matthews Saturday's Games 1998 Gonzalez, of, Tex 606 110 193 45 157 .318 1952 Sauer, of, Chi 567 89 153 37 121 .270 Tampa Bay 360.333 173 208 Indiana 78.467 3½ Anthony Rendon, Nationals --1141 2-4 1-2 6, Robinson 4-9 0-0 12, Livers 0- Calgary at Philadelphia, 1 p.m. 1997 Griffey,Jr., of, Sea 608 125 185 56 147 .304 1951 Campanella, c, Bkn 505 90 164 33 108 .325 North Chicago 2 10 .167 7 Kris Bryant, Cubs 1-1132 0 0-0 0, A.Davis 0-0 0-0 0, Teske 5-5 0-1 Arizona at Ottawa, 2 p.m. 1996 J.Gonzalez, of, Tex 541 89 170 47 144 .314 1949 J.Robinson, 2b, Bkn593122 203 16 124 .342 WLT Pct PF PA WESTERN CONFERENCE Justin Turner, Dodgers ---43 10, Brooks 0-0 0-0 0, Simmons 0-2 2-2 2, Edmonton at Dallas, 2 p.m. 1995 Vaughn, 1b, Bos 550 98 165 39 126 .300 1948 Musial, of, StL 611 135 230 39 131 .376 Minnesota 720.778 217 165 Southwest Division Cody Bellinger, Dodgers ---38 Watson 2-4 0-0 5. Totals 23-47 7-9 61. New Jersey at Winnipeg, 3 p.m. 1994 Thomas, 1b, Chi 399 106 141 38 101 .353 1947 Elliott, 3b, Bos 555 93 176 22 113 .317 Detroit 540.556 244 210 WLPct GB Max Scherzer, Nationals ---34 Halftime_Southern Miss. 33-32. 3-Point Florida at Los Angeles, 4 p.m. 1993 Thomas, 1b, Chi 549 106 174 41 128 .319 1946 Musial, 1b, StL 624 124 228 16 103 .365 Green Bay 540.556 204 207 Houston 11 4 .733 — Tommy Pham, Cardinals ---24 Goals_Southern Miss. 6-13 (Griffin 3-6, Carolina at Buffalo, 7 p.m. 1991 C.Ripken, ss, Bal 650 99 210 34 114 .323 1945 Cavarretta, 1b, Chi 498 94 177 6 97 .355 Chicago 360.333 150 194 San Antonio 96.600 2 Bryce Harper, Nationals ---21 Magee 2-2, Edwards 1-2, Holland 0-1, Toronto at Montreal, 7 p.m. 1990 R.Henderson, of, Oak489 119 159 28 61 .325 1944 Marion, ss, StL 506 50 135 6 63 .267 West New Orleans 87.533 3 Anthony Rizzo, Cubs ---17 Richardson 0-2), Michigan 8-23 (Robin- N.Y. Islanders at Tampa Bay, 7 p.m. 1989 Yount, of, Mil 614 101 195 21 103 .318 1943 Musial, of, StL 617 108 220 13 81 .357 WLT Pct PF PA Memphis 77.500 3½ J.D. Martinez, Diamondbacks ---11 son 4-8, Abdur-Rahkman 2-7, Watson 1- Chicago at Pittsburgh, 7 p.m. 1988 Canseco, of, Oak 610 120 187 42 124 .307 1941 Camilli, 1b, Bkn 529 92 151 34 120 .285 L.A. Rams 720.778 296 162 Dallas 2 13 .133 9 Kenley Jansen, Dodgers ---8 2, Matthews 1-3, Simpson 0-1, Wagner 0- Minnesota at Washington, 7:30 p.m. 1987 G.Bell, of, Tor 610 111 188 47 134 .308 1940 McCormick, 1b, Cin 618 93 191 19 127 .309 Seattle 630.667 211 165 Northwest Division Marcell Ozuna, Marlins ---8 2). Fouled Out_None. Rebounds_South- Colorado at Nashville, 8 p.m. 1985 Mattingly, 1b, NY 652 107 211 35 145 .324 1938 Lombardi, c, Cin 489 60 167 19 95 .342 Arizona 450.444 155 223 WLPct GB Clayton Kershaw, Dodgers ---6 ern Miss. 22 (Edwards 7), Michigan 31 St. Louis at Vancouver, 10 p.m. 1983 C.Ripken, ss, Bal 663 121 211 27 102 .318 1937 Medwick, of, StL 633 111 237 31 154 .374 San Francisco19 0 .100 174 260 Minnesota 95.643 — Corey Seager, Dodgers ---6 (Teske 11). Assists_Southern Miss. 9 Boston at San Jose, 10:30 p.m. 1982 Yount, ss, Mil 635 129 210 29 114 .331 1935 Hartnett, c, Chi 413 67 142 13 91 .344 Thursday's Games Portland 86.571 1 Daniel Murphy, Nationals ---3 1980 Brett, 3b, KC 449 87 175 24 118 .390 1932 Klein, of, Phi 650 152 226 38 137 .348 Archie Bradley, Diamondbacks ---1 1979 Baylor, of-dh, Cal 628 120 186 36 139 .296 1931 Frisch, 2b, StL 518 96 161 4 82 .311 1978 Rice, of-dh, Bos 677 121 213 46 139 .315 Zack Greinke, Diamondbacks ---1 Ryan Zimmerman, Nationals ---1 1977 Carew, 1b, Min 616 128 239 14 100 .388 Pitchers 1976 Munson, c, NY 616 79 186 17 105 .302 IP W-L BB SO SV ERA 1975 Lynn, of, Bos 528 103 175 21 105 .331 2014 Kershaw, LA 198.1 21-3 31 239 0 1.77 1974 Burroughs, of, Tex 554 84 167 25 118 .301 NL MVPHitters Stats 1968 Gibson, StL 304.2 22-9 62 268 0 1.12 1973 Jackson, of, Oak 539 99 158 32 117 .293 AB RHHR RBI Avg. 1963 Koufax, LA 311 25-5 58 306 0 1.88 1972 Allen, 1b, Chi 506 90 156 37 113 .308 2017 Stanton, of, Mia 597 123 168 59 132 .281 1956 Newcombe, Bkn 268 27-7 46 139 0 3.06 1970 Powell, 1b, Bal 526 82 156 35 114 .297 2016 Bryant, 3b, Chi 603 121 176 39 102 .292 1950 Konstanty, Phi 152 16-7 50 56 22 2.66 Ford - Chrysler - Dodge - Jeep 1969 Killebrew, 3b-1b, Min555 106 153 49 140 .276 2015 Harper, of, Was 521 118 172 42 99 .330 1942 Cooper, StL 278.2 22-7 68 152 0 1.78 2013 Subaru Outback 2.5i Lmtd. 1967 Yastrzemski, of, Bos 579 112 189 44 121 .326 2013 McCutchen, of, Pit 583 97 185 21 84 .317 1939 Walters, Cin 31927-11 109 137 0 2.29 $ 1966 F.Robinson, of, Bal 576 122 182 49 122 .316 2012 Posey, c, SF 530 78 178 24 103 .336 1936 Hubbell, NY 304 26-6 57 123 3 2.31 1965 Versalles, ss, Min 666 126 182 19 77 .273 2.5L, AWD, cargo19,995 area cover, electronic 2011 Braun, of, Mil 563 109 187 33 111 .332 1934 Dean, StL 311.2 30-7 75 195 7 2.66 Hwy. M 28, P.O. Box 200 1964 B.Robinson, 3b, Bal 612 82 194 28 118 .317 2010 Votto, 1b, Cin 547 106 177 37 113 .324 1933 Hubbell, NY 308.223-12 47 156 5 1.66 brake assistance, fog lights, front power 1963 E.Howard, c, NY 487 75 140 28 85 .287 lumbar, leather, locking tailgate, rear spoiler, 2009 Pujols, 1b, StL 568 124 186 47 135 .327 NOTE: 1979 there were co-winners of the MVP Ewen, MI 49925 Toll Free: (800) 562-7112 1962 Mantle, of, NY 377 96 121 30 89 .321 2008 Pujols, 1b, StL 524 100 187 37 116 .357 award. www.BigValley.biz Phone: (906) 988-2323 rear wiper, tinted glass. l THE DAILY GLOBE • YOURDAILYGLOBE.COM COMICS FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 17, 2017 11 DEFLOCKED Friend takes advantage of man’s good nature

Dear Annie: My brother-in- might be able to make a case that law, “Tom,” is 70 years old and a Mack is exploiting him and this totally disabled Navy veteran. is a form of elder abuse. He has been duped by a con man, Call Adult Protective Services “Mack.” (800-962-2873 in Florida) for Mack lived upstairs from Tom guidance. in an apartment building. Mack Dear ——— started a friendship with Tom, Annie doing errands for him and other- Dear Annie: I think you were wise helping him. so right to tell 13-year-old “Greg” Tom trusted Mack with his that he should hand the issue of of Tom’s bills. debit card, and Mack would go to dealing with his mean biological Well, a year and a half later, MOTHER GOOSE & GRIMM the grocery for him and pay some father over to his parents. we found out that Mack had I’d like to add that Greg robbed Tom of all his savings, should consider handing his let- leaving him penniless. YOUR In that time, Mack had moved ter to his good stepfather, in to another apartment com- “Derek.” HOROSCOPE plex. Tom was paying for Mack’s I can pretty well guarantee rent, gas, groceries, utilities, that Derek would put that letter dates at restaurants and big TV in his billfold and pull it out and set, because Mack would take reread it so many times that it large sums of cash out of Tom’s would become ragged and illegi- account. ble, which wouldn’t matter What do we do? because he’d have memorized it EUGENIA The problem is that Tom by then. BORN LOSER LAST would agree he gave Mack the The best people don’t realize debit card and knew about pay- how good they are, which is why ing some of Mack’s bills. Your Birthday it’s so important to tell them. Tom is softhearted and really And speaking of that, Greg needs Friday, Nov. 17, 2017 not thinking clearly. We can’t to hear what a good kid he is, too. afford a lawyer. My husband is Get ready to follow your heart and His letter is full of empathy 15 years older than Tom and not make the changes that will help you be and intelligence and conscien- well, either. happy. Pay more attention to the way We closed Tom’s account and tiousness. you look and feel, and spend time opened another one, putting cash And if the friend helped write improving and making your life better in it for him and trying to pay it, gold stars for the friend but physically and emotionally. Embrace also for Greg, because good peo- doing things your way and don’t fear down some of his bills to keep ple have good friends and recog- being different. him from losing utilities. nize good advice. ALLEY OOP SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) — We are sick and frustrated Express your feelings and share your about this. —I’d Love to Be His Grand- thoughts about how you want to move Should we go to the police if ma forward personally. An opportunity to Tom won’t cooperate? He doesn’t Dear Love to Be His Grand- change your life will come from an understand what has happened ma: I love your letter. I am print- unusual source. and may deny what “friend ing it as a reminder to tell the SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Dec. 21) Mack” has done to him. good people in our lives just how — If you get together with someone —Frustrated Family in much we appreciate them. you have worked with in the past, new Florida ——— ideas and options will sprout. A chance Dear Frustrated Family: for Tom’s soft heart has landed him Send your questions to be a part of something that interests Annie Lane to dearannie@cre- you will be enticing. in a tough situation. ators.com. CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19) — Because Tom knowingly has To find out more about Annie If you take it upon yourself to put in been giving Mack access to his Lane and read features by other FOR BETTER OR WORSE extra time and effort, you will reap the accounts, your options for rewards. A chance to do something recourse are limited. Creators Syndicate columnists different will be enlightening. Personal Additionally, it doesn’t even and cartoonists, visit the Cre- change will lead to professional bene- sound as if he’s too interested in ators Syndicate website at cre- fits. recourse. ators.com. COPYRIGHT 2017 AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 19) — If he’s not of sound mind, you CREATORS.COM Throw your time into a creative project or hide away and rejuvenate. You need time to digest what’s going on before you strike out against someone or something you don’t agree with. DAILY GLOBE CROSSWORD PISCES (Feb. 20-March 20) — A joint venture with someone special will improve your current position, attitude FRANK & ERNEST and prospects. Discuss the possibili- ties and celebrate your good fortune with someone you love. ARIES (March 21-April 19) — A relationship will take a turn. Listen to what’s being offered and consider your options. 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g gg November 17, 2017 October 6, 2005 and recorded Oc- MAKI STEWARDSHIP tober 12, 2005 in Liber 449, Page The Maki Stewardship project is 562, in Gogebic County Records, located within, T49N-R36W, S. 19 Michigan on which mortgage is & 30; T49N-R37W, S. 12, 13, 24 & claimed to be due at the date 25, Houghton County, Michigan. hereof the sum of TWENTY-SIX The Forest Service will receive THOUSAND NINE HUNDRED bids at the Kenton Ranger District FIFTY-ONE and 12/100 office at 2:00 PM local time (ET) ($26,951.12), including interest at on January 3, 2018 for a combina- 5.750% per annum. Under the Sales • Rentals 2012 CHEVY Impala LTZ. tion of timber and stewardship ser- power of sale contained in said Management • Appraisals Loaded. Heated Leather Seats, vice work items associated with mortgage and the statute in such the stewardship project. Timber to case made and provided, notice is Power Sun Roof, Windows and be cut within the project area in- hereby given that said mortgage Locks, CD, Spoiler, Alloy cludes an estimated 39 CCF will be foreclosed by the sale of 906-932-5406 Mixed Conifer sawtimber; 207 the mortgaged premises or some Highway US-2 • Ironwood Wheels, 6 Cylinder. Only 49K CCF Mixed Hardwood sawtimber; part of them, at public venue to the 1350 CCF Sugar Maple sawtim- highest bidder, in the first floor en- upnorthproperty.com Miles, Asking $12,200.00. ber; 162 CCF Aspen pulpwood; 33 trance hallway of the Gogebic (906)364-1549 CCF Mixed Conifer pulpwood; County Courthouse, Bessemer, and, 2053 CCF Mixed Hardwood Michigan that being the place of Motorcycles & pulpwood that is marked or other- holding the Circuit Court for Goge- Legals wise designated for cutting. Man- bic County, at 10:00 a.m. local datory service work includes: De- time, on Friday, December 22, ATVs commissioning 3 segments of 2017. Said premises situated in November 15, 17, 20 roads with Slash/Debris Piles and the Township of Marenisco, Goge- and 22, 2017 Construction of 7 Earthen Berms, bic County, Michigan and are de- 1982 YAMAHA Maxim 550. Very Constructing 18 Check Dams and scribed as: good condition, garage kept. New NOTICE The Charter Township Of Iron- Clearing 0.15 miles along the Lots 8, 9, 10, 11, 14, and 15, battery, plugs, tires, wood board will hold a public hear- North Country Trail. A Pre-Bid Block 3, replat of Blocks D-K, Vil- chains/sprocket. $1,200.00 or ing on the proposed township meeting is scheduled for Decem- lage of Marenisco, according to trade for F/PWC. (715)360-6931 budget for fiscal year 2018, on ber 5, 2017 at 10:00 AM ET at the the recorded Plat thereof, and the or (906)364-2697 Monday, November 27, 2017 at Kenton Ranger District. Steward- East ½ of Center Street lying adja- 5:00p.m. ship Project specifications will be cent to and Westerly of Lots 14 A copy of the 2018 budget pro- reviewed and copies of the spe- and 15, Block 3, as vacated by the 2005 BOMBARDIER Traxter. posed for adoption is available at cifications and Sample Contract instrument recorded in Liber 197 Very good condition, garage kept. the office of the Township Clerk at will be available. A field visit can Deeds, Page 646. All fluids changed, new vision rims N10892 Lake Road, Ironwood, be arranged that day if there is in- The redemption period shall be six Ian Minielly/Daily Globe and radial tires. $3,400.00 Michigan on Thursday, November terest. (6) months from the date of sale, or best offer. (715)360-6931 16, 2017. Bids will be evaluated on a Best unless determined abandoned in THE WAKEFIELD Holiday station store is nearly done replacing its containment and hubs for the diesel tanks. Value Basis and bidders must accordance with MCL 600.3241a, or (906)364-2697 The Public has a right to provide written or oral comments on the submit a technical proposal de- in which case the redemption peri- Brenda Wontor, manager, said they are also replacing the sensors and electrical system for leak detection entire budget and ask questions scribing how stewardship service od shall be thirty (30) days from around the diesel tanks. Angelo Luppino Construction of Iron Belt, Wis.,was repaving the area Thursday. 2012 Harley Davidson 1200 concerning the proposed budget. work will be completed, as well as the date of such sale. If the prop- Custom. 1,365 miles. Call for Final adoption of the 2018 budget a per Unit Rate Value bid for the erty is sold at a foreclosure sale price. (906)932-2452 or for all funds will follow the public timber and per unit rate for com- under Chapter 32 of the Revised (906)364-0858 hearing. pleting each stewardship service Judicature Act of 1961, under The Charter Township Of Iron- work item. Offers will not be pub- MCL 600.3278 (section 3278) the wood board will provide neces- licly opened or disclosed. The borrower will be held responsible sary reasonable auxiliary aides Forest Service reserves the right to the person who buys the prop- and services, such as signers for to reject any and all bids. erty at the mortgage foreclosure Strong earnings from Wal-Mart, the hearing impaired and audio- A prospectus, bid form, blank sale or to the mortgage holder for tapes of printed materials being technical proposal form, blank damaging the property during the considered at the meeting to indi- past performance form and com- redemption period. viduals with disabilities at the plete information concerning the Dated: 11/09/2017 meeting or public hearing upon timber, the service work required For more information, please call: Cisco drive US stocks higher five business days' notice to the in this contract, and the process to (906)932-4010 Charter Township Board by writ- submit bids is available to the pub- Timothy M. Dean (P27911) ing or calling the following: Mary lic from the Kenton Ranger Dis- DEAN LAW OFFICE, P.C. NEW YORK (AP) — U.S. results and forecasts. The stock lation would slash the 35 percent Segalin, Clerk, N10892 Lake trict office, 4810 East M-28, Attorney for Mortgagee stocks closed sharply higher was the biggest gainer in the corporate tax rate to 20 percent Road, Ironwood, Michigan 49938, Kenton, Ml, (906) 852-3500, or at 204 Harrison Street (906)932-5800. www.fs.usda.gov/ottawa. The Ironwood, MI 49938 Thursday, snapping a two-day S&P 500 and one of the reasons and reduce some personal tax- USDA is an equal opportunity provider and employer. losing streak. technology stocks posted some of payers’ rates. November 17, 18 and 20, 2017 Investors cheered strong the biggest gains. Its shares rose Expectations of a big business NOTICE TO BID November 10, 17, 24 and The Board of County Road Com- December 1 and 8, 2017 quarterly earnings from Wal- $7.29 to $53.11. tax cut have helped lift the mar- missioners of Gogebic County, NOTICE OF MORTGAGE Mart Stores, Cisco Systems and Cisco Systems also delivered a ket higher this year, though the State of Michigan, at its offices in FORECLOSURE SALE the Courthouse Annex, City of THIS FIRM IS A DEBT COLLECT- other companies. Technology bigger profit than analysts Thursday afternoon House vote Bessemer, will receive sealed bids OR ATTEMPTING TO COLLECT stocks accounted for much of the expected. The internet gear didn’t move the market’s much. until 10:00 a.m. CST on Wednes- A DEBT. ANY INFORMATION day, November 22, 2017 for the WE OBTAIN WILL BE USED FOR market’s gains, which helped lift maker also said revenue should “To have a bit of positive news North 11-17-17following: m THAT PURPOSE. PLEASE CON- J 3 (One) –Used Bucket Truck– 2013 the Nasdaq composite to its first grow in the current quarter after on tax reform is helpful, but n A J 4 3 TACT OUR OFFICE AT THE o Model or Newer. NUMBER BELOW IF YOU ARE record high in just over a week. two years of declines. Cisco there’s still a long way to go with J Bids are to be submitted in an en- Hurley p K Q J 10 6 2 IN ACTIVE MILITARY DUTY. AT- velope and plainly marked “Bid for TENTION PURCHASERS: This Health care companies and shares climbed 5.2 percent, its that,” Martin said. West EastUsed Bucket Truck” on the out- m A 9 m Q 7 6 4 2 sale may be rescinded by the fore- 607 Granite Street consumer product makers also biggest gain since February Traders bid up shares in Proc- n n side of the envelope. The Board closing mortgagee. In that event, K 7 5 2 Q 9 8 6 will accept a fax bid at (906) 663- Saturday, November 18 posted solid gains. Energy and 2016. The stock added $1.77 to ter & Gamble after activist o Q 9 6 4 3 o A 8 2 the damages, if any, shall be lim- 4807, provided it is followed by re- ited solely to the return of the bid 9:00am-1:00pm p 9 8 p 3 ceipt of the original signed bid by utilities stocks lagged. Oil prices $35.88. investor Nelson Peltz said an South amount tendered at sale, plus in- Girls' twin-size Bedroom Set. m mail. terest. MORTGAGE SALE – De- declined. Wal-Mart also got a big boost, independent count showed he K 10 8 5 The Board reserves the right to re- Living Room Decor, Love n 10 fault has been made in the condi- Seat, End Tables, TV's. 3 The rally knocked the major climbing 10.9 percent, its biggest won election to the consumer ject or accept any bid or all bids or tions of a mortgage made by RE- o K 10 7 5 to waive irregularities and to ac- piece Dinette, Microwave, p A 7 5 4 BECCA A. DEAN, n/k/a RE- Small Kitchen Appliances. stock indexes into positive terri- gain since October 2008. 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in the bidding to Your Hom e? to buy on weakness and they got shares gained $10.14 to $116.65. Bond prices fell. The yield on a little bit of it,” said Erik David- “We’ve had very good earnings the 10-year Treasury note rose to By Phillip Alder son, chief investment officer for from Amazon, Google, Nvidia, 2.37 percent from 2.32 percent Neil Peart, a Canadian musician Place it in the Classifieds Wells Fargo Private Bank. “The Tencent, just to name a few,” late Wednesday. who is best known as the drummer and primary lyricist for the rock desire to buy in dips has been said Tom Martin, senior portfolio Energy prices declined. band Rush, wrote, “If you choose not very, very strong and we’ve seen manager with Globalt Invest- Benchmark U.S. crude slipped to decide — you still have made a choice!” a little bit of a dip.” ments. “Even with Wal-Mart 19 cents to settle at $55.14 a bar- So true — but if you refuse to decide at the bridge table, you The Standard & Poor’s 500 you’re seeing a very strong reac- rel on the New York Mercantile kill the game. In today’s deal, two index rose 21.02 points, or 0.8 tion to the positives that are Exchange. Brent crude, used to players have choices to make. First, $99 $149 East. After West passes, and North percent, to 2,585.64. The Dow going on there.” price international oils, slid 51 opens one club, should East enter the auction, and if so, with what? Jones industrial average gained The quarterly report card cents to $61.36 a barrel in Lon- Assuming East overcalls one spade, what should South respond? 40 Words 40 Words In 187.08 points, or 0.8 percent, to from some companies failed to don. At the table, East did intervene cludes 23,458.36. The Nasdaq added put traders in a buying mood. Wholesale gasoline gave up 3 with one spade. In general, I like Photo showing a five-card major as quickly & 87.08 points, or 1.3 percent, to Best Buy fell 3.6 percent after cents to $1.71 a gallon. Heating as possible. Here, though, because Onli 30 Days 60 Days ne List West is a passed hand, East-West ing 6,793.29. The Russell 2000 index the electronics retailer’s latest oil dipped a penny to $1.90 a gal- probably do not have a game, and the spade suit is so weak. I lean toward a of smaller-company stocks quarterly results and forecast for lon. Natural gas declined 3 cents takeout double or pass. picked up 22.79 points, or 1.6 the holiday season fell short of to $3.05 per 1,000 cubic feet. Over one spade, South might bid Prepayment required. Offer is subject to change without notice. Additional words .25 each. a natural, game-invitational two percent, to 1,486.88. estimates. The stock slid $2.05 to Gold edged up 50 cents to no-trump, or cue-bid two spades to show club support with at least Realtors, Landlords welcome. Limit one property per ad. Other restrictions apply. The major stock indexes were $55.25. $1,278.20 an ounce. Silver added game-invitational strength. The poised to rebound from the start Apart from earnings, 10 cents to $17.07 an ounce. Cop- singleton heart is a nod against two no-trump, but two spades could work of trading Thursday following investors had their eye on devel- per shed 1 cent to $3.05 a pound. badly if partner has, say, a minimum 3=4=3=3 with no spade stopper. solid gains in markets in Europe opments in Washington, where The dollar strengthened to Here, showing club support and Asia. the House voted to pass a near 112.98 yen from 112.89 yen on probably would lead to five clubs. This can be made, but, especially if Investors shrugged off the $1.5 trillion package overhauling Wednesday. The euro weakened East leads a low heart, North is likely to misguess spades and go down. prior day’s doldrums and wel- corporate and personal taxes. to $1.1765 from $1.1794. At the table, South bid two no- trump, and North raised to three comed latest batch of strong cor- The focus now moves to the Major stock indexes in Europe no-trump. West led the spade ace: porate earnings or outlooks. Senate, where lawmakers were also notched gains Thursday. three, two, five. Trusting East’s discouraging signal, West shifted to a Data storage company working on a different version of Germany’s DAX rose 0.5 percent, diamond. East won with his ace and returned the eight, covered by the NetApp vaulted 15.9 percent as a tax reform bill. Both the House while France’s CAC 40 added 0.7 10 and queen. When West continued with another diamond, South investors applauded its quarterly and Senate versions of the legis- percent. claimed 10 tricks: one spade, one heart, two diamonds and six clubs.

BRIDGE Ask The Doctors Ask The Doctors PHILLIP ALDER A VARIETY OF MEDICATIONS CAN BE USED TO TREAT ESSENTIAL TREMOR

by Robert Ashley, M.D., Eve Glazier, M.D. & Elizabeth Ko, M.D.

Dear Doctor: I know that essential tremor caffeine, nicotine and withdrawal from al- ness. It might be best to start at doses of DAILY GLOBE doesn't signify a disease, but the condi- cohol or opiates can make the tremors 100 mg three times per day and increase tion is very embarrassing and sometimes worse, as can stress and anxiety. Med- that if necessary and if you can tolerate SUDOKU limits my activities. I've tried propranolol, ications such as anti-depressants, am- it. Topiramate, another anti-seizure med- Sudoku is a number-placing puzzle "Y$AVE'REEN but it didn't help. Any suggestions? phetamines, steroids and lithium also ication, has also shown benefit in easing based on a 9x9 grid with several Dear Reader: It sounds as if you under- might make essential tremor more notice- tremor, but it too causes drowsiness. given numbers. The object is to place stand the basics, which is great. That will able. Alcohol may ease tremors in the Also worth considering: Botox injections. short term, but patients develop a toler- the numbers 1 to 9 in the empty help you focus your search for new op- Botulinum toxin can decrease head tions. For those who are unfamiliar with ance and the alcohol becomes less effec- tremors, voice tremors and tremors in- squares so that each row, each col- the condition, essential tremor -- unlike tive. And, as I mentioned, withdrawal volving the arms, but because the toxin umn and each 3x3 box contains the the tremor with Parkinson's disease -- oc- leads to greater tremors. paralyzes muscles, it can cause weak- same number only once. curs only with activity and only when The medication you tried, propranolol, is ness in the injection areas. holding a sustained position. In Parkin- a beta blocker -- a blood pressure drug The difficulty When essential tremor is severe, surgical son's, the tremor occurs at rest. long used to treat essential tremor. It can techniques such as deep brain stimula- level of the Conceptis Sudoku Essential tremor was formerly termed be used as needed to decrease tremors tion may be an option. In this technique, increases from Monday to Saturday. "benign essential tremor," but there's in stressful situations or taken daily to electrodes are placed deep in an area of nothing benign about it. For some people, suppress tremors overall. But it didn't the brain called the thalamus and are Answer to previous puzzle it can be debilitating, affecting fine motor work for you, so let's assess other op- connected to an electrical-pulse genera- skills and limiting the ability to use uten- tions. tor implanted in the chest wall. sils to eat, write, shave or apply makeup. The anti-seizure drug primidone is also But before you consider such a measure, A 1994 study found that 15 to 25 percent often used to ease essential tremor. It de- start by avoiding medications and drugs of people with essential tremor retire creases nerve excitability and is as effec- that make your tremors worse, and ask early as a result, and 60 percent fear tive as propranolol, with improvement your doctor about primidone or looking for job or seeking a promotion be- rates of about 70 percent in most people. gabapentin. Also, don't give up. cause of it. However, many patients feel sedated, (Robert Ashley, M.D., is an internist and nauseated and have difficulty with bal- The condition is termed "essential," be- assistant professor of medicine at the ance when taking primidone. These side cause the tremor is not associated with University of California, Los Angeles.) effects occur about 36 percent of the any other disease. It occurs in 5 percent COPYRIGHT 2017 of people worldwide and is more preva- time. THE PRESIDENT AND FELLOWS OF lent as people age. An estimated 30 to 70 Another anti-seizure drug, gabapentin, HARVARD COLLEGE

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Dimensions: 82-0 x 88-5 give them that with compact with pots of flowers or colorful HOTW170048 plants that bloom longer and furniture cushions.” Baths: 4 ½ Bonus Space: 473 sq. ft. Framing: Block Project works to rebuild Detroit neighborhood park DETROIT (AP) — Planting serves as a gathering area for “This is the boost we needed to trees, improving grass play areas generations of east side Detroit help return Pingree to its former and painting backstops in residents, and new families mov- glory. Our kids and grandkids November doesn’t seem to fit ing into the Pingree Park neigh- grew up here. I’m just so happy.” with the season when leaves and borhood. Plans for the second phase of The Michigan State Police Wakefield Post 86 want to say a huge THANK YOU to our community and temperatures are falling, but the The renovation work will the project call for creating new the following businesses for your generous donations toward our recent Harvest Gathering Food Drive. transformation of Detroit’s Pin- boost the health and well-being walking paths, building a grass With the help of your donations, a total of 24,220 pounds of food were collected. gree Park is starting to bloom of the neighborhood, raise home amphitheater and planting new The shelves of three Gogebic County pantries (22,220 pounds) and two Ontonagon County pantries right before the eyes of neighbor- values and serve as a spark for trees on East Forest Avenue. (2,000 pounds) are now stocked and ready for the Holiday season. hood residents. nearby development. They will These updates are scheduled to The response we received from the community and local businesses was truly amazing. Project EverGreen in collabo- also provide increased safety for take place in the spring of 2018. ration with local business part- kids playing on the grass sports Thank you again for your support. We couldn’t have done this without you! ners, including Troy-based fields and establish a community About Project EverGreen Abelman Co. Greg's Towing Ottawa Forest Products Magna International, communi- hub for nearby residents to con- Headquartered in Cleveland, Action North Remax GTC Auto Parts Perttula's Auto Repair ty groups and the city of Detroit, nect with one another. Project EverGreen is a national Aili Custom Concrete Hautala Distributing Pisani Company started the renewal of the 18- “Pingree Park and its neigh- non-profit committed to bringing Angelo Luppino Inc. Holiday Station Stores - Wakefield Precision Tool & Mold acre park Nov. 3-4 when about bors are the real winners,” said people together to make a differ- Angelo's Pizza Jacquart Fabric Products Quality Collison 200 volunteers pruned and Cindy Code, executive director of ence in how yards, parks and Aukee Chiropractic Jake's Excavating Randall Body Custom planted trees, filled in ruts in the Project EverGreen. “The communities creating a greener, Bessemer Township Business & Jeanne Graham Real Estate Store natural grass playing area, improved space generates healthier, cooler Earth by sup- Professional Men's Association Jerry & Phyllis Marmozewicz Red's Auto painted backstops and removed enough oxygen for nearly 15,000 porting the creation and revital- Bessemer Plywood Jacobs, McDonald, & Silc, PC Rick's Muffler weeds and sticks from the play- people per day and the living, ization of managed green spaces. Big Mooose Home Inspection John and Barb Siira Rigoni's Bar ground. breathing park functions as the Additional Project EverGreen Broadway Automotive John Cox Robert Sharon The project, however, is more lungs of the surrounding neigh- initiatives include “GreenCare Brookside Insurance Johnny Vidakovich Rocco Medical Clinic than an aesthetic makeover for borhood.” for Troops,” “Snow Care for Burton Industries Employees Julie Hautala Rovelsky's / John Grotberg this park, it represents the Minnie Knox, a 50-year resi- Troops” and “Healthy Turf, Burton Industries Kathleen Olson Ruotsala Concrete revival of a community hub that dent of the neighborhood said, Healthy Kids.” C & M Oil Kerry Marmozewicz Section 12 Automotive Cloverland Motorsports Keweenaw Land Silver Properties Coleman Engineering Knights of Columbus Smily's Trucking Copperwood Koski's Collison Snow Contry Contracting Corullo Forest Products Lahti Towing Steiger's Home Center Construction of North Dakota governor’s Dennis Beaudette Lahti's Inc. Stempihar, Inc. DQ - Bessemer Lakeshore Equipment Stoffel's mansion misses Thanksgiving deadline Dutch's Bar / Powell Construction Leone Trucking Stoneworks Construction Extreme Tool Marmo Enterprises US 2 Service Center BISMARCK, N.D. (AP) — the new 13,600-square-foot home struct the building. Forslund's Building Supply Ma's Place US 2 Storage / Dunbar North Dakota’s first family won’t is running a few weeks behind Boyle says about $850,000 in Funk's Lodge Mattson's Appliance Valerie Jasbec Trust be having Thanksgiving dinner schedule. private money has been raised so Gail Samson Miljevich Incorporated Vinci Auto Sales at the new governor’s mansion. Boyle says the completion far. Gerald Hartman Mukavitz Heating Wakefield First National Bank Capitol Facilities Manager date is now set for next month. Supporters say building a new Gogebic Range Bank Northstar Electric Wakefield Insurance Agency John Boyle says officials had The Legislature authorized $4 official home for the governor hoped for Gov. Doug Burgum to million from the state’s Capitol was more cost-effective than ren- move into a new home by next Building Fund and $1 million ovating the current mansion, week. But he says construction of from private donations to con- which will be torn down.