Sunny High: 68 | Low: 50 | Details, page 2 DAILY GLOBE yourdailyglobe.com Wednesday, August 31, 2016 75 cents NORRIE PARK RIBBON CUTTING Street work celebrated at Norrie Park ceremony By RALPH ANSAMI City manager Scott Erickson [email protected] offered a special thanks to Paul IRONWOOD — Mayor Luppino, of Angelo Luppino Con- Annette Burchell on Tuesday struction of Iron Belt, Wis., for thanked the voters of the city of smoothing out the road. Luppino Ironwood for approving the mil- attended the short ceremony. lage that led to streets throughout City employees and the Ironwood the city being resurfaced. Kiwanis Club hosted a cook-out at Although the mayor was the park following the ribbon-cut- speaking at a ribbon-cutting cere- ting on a beautiful late summer day. mony at Norrie Park, she said the The long-awaited resurfacing Tuesday noon ceremony stood for of Norrie Park Road is only a all of the street work that had small part of the city’s local street been completed in the city in the paving project that was extended past few years. to a second year after city resi- Norrie Park Road, along the dents approved it through a mil- Montreal River, was long the most lage vote, Burchell noted. pothole-felled roadway in Iron- The Kiwanis Club has been a wood and city commissioner Jim partner with the city in the park Ralph Ansami/Daily Globe Mildren said he hoped many peo- for more than 90 years. ABOUT 75 people attended a ribbon-cutting ceremony Tuesday at noon at Norrie Park, marking completion of road work at the park and ple who had been ignoring the The most recent work in the throughout the city. From left are Mayor Annette Burchell, city commissioners Rick Semo, Jim Mildren and Brandon Tauer, and Tim Erickson, of park because of the poor road sur- paving project has been on Mt. Zion the Ironwood Community Development office. face might again visit it. Road and Riverside Cemetery.

CITIZENS ACADEMY Coleman named MSP citizens academy planners for Saxon exposes people to police work Harbor rebuild By RICHARD JENKINS By RICHARD JENKINS Mazurek said the first week of [email protected] [email protected] the class consisted of an HURLEY — A team of com- BESSEMER — A small group overview of the MSP’s history panies led by Coleman Engi- of area residents gathered at and various units. neering will be responsible for Saint Sebastian School Tuesday Tuesday’s class involved a dis- developing the plans to rebuild for the second week of the Michi- cussion with K-9 handler Troop- Saxon Harbor after the Iron gan State Police’s citizens acade- er Kyle Kelley from the MSP’s County Board of Supervisors my. Gladstone post about the depart- awarded the company the devel- The academy is an eight-week ment’s canine units. Following opment contract Tuesday. course designed to expose citi- that, Trooper Kyle Swanson pre- The decision comes based on zens to the various capabilities of sented a lecture on basic first a recommendation by the high- the MSP. aid. way and forestry committees, “Basically, it’s to give more Next week will feature a MSP which made their recommenda- information to the general public defensive tactics instructor to tion after receiving six proposals on who we are in the state police talk about when troopers are for the work. — all the different services we allowed to use force. “Everything is moving at an provide,” said Jerry Mazurek, “That’s a big thing, all this accelerated pass,” Iron County the community service trooper stuff we carry — how can we use Forestry and Parks Administra- with the MSP’s Wakefield post. it, when can we use it, and some tor Eric Peterson said regarding “It’s education, and mostly to Richard Jenkins/Daily Globe the time between the commit- MICHIGAN STATE Police Trooper Kyle Swanson demonstrates the proper CPR technique Tuesday during understand why (the MSP does tees meeting Thursday and the MSP’s citizens academy in Bessemer. what it does).” Tuesday’s final decision. He MSP — page 5 added the county’s corporation counsel has reviewed the agree- ment and the companies could begin work once the board signed off. Council members agree to borrow against TIF The team will consist of Cole- man Engineering, Ayres Associ- ates, Krech Ojard & Associates By RALPH ANSAMI financed by more than $1 million in grant the 1,900-foot long County D project, say- nity Development Block Grant and Fresh Water Engineering, [email protected] funding. ing it will open up 240 acres for develop- announced earlier this summer. according to Coleman’s Paul HURLEY — The Hurley City Council Former mayor Paul Mullard said he ment. He noted the city has more than $1 The money will be used to reconstruct Anderson. on Tuesday agreed to borrow up to didn’t think the council should borrow million in federal grant money tied into two blocks of Copper Street, for a water Monday, Wisconsin Gov. $550,000 for two projects. any more funds, but Mayor Joe Pinardi the project. mixer for the tank and for sewer work Scott Walker announced the At a special meeting, the council said the money will be repaid by the city’s The other $250,000 line of credit will near the Dairy Queen. county would receive a $24,450 agreed to seek a bank line of credit for up Tax Increment Finance district in the cover the city’s share of an upcoming pro- coastal management grant to to $300,000 for the County D project and industrial park. ject financed by a U.S. Department of help with the planning process $250,000 for a second project that will be Pinardi defended the line of credit for Agriculture Rural Development Commu- COUNCIL page 5 — specifically the public-input — stage — of the reconstruction of Saxon Harbor after it was destroyed during the heavy rains and flooding on July 11 Bessemer School receives and 12. The rebuilding process could active shooter training take three to four years and cost at least $10 million dollars, By TOM STANKARD responders.” according to Peterson. [email protected] “We need to train teachers In other action: BESSEMER — Representa- and staff how to respond in case — Following a public hearing tives from the Michigan State of emergencies,” he said. “You on the issue, the board approved Police Wakefield Post and the guys are going to save the most a package of resolutions Gogebic County Sheriff’s lives.” enabling the county — along Department trained Bessemer As first responders, Lyons with other counties impacted by Area School District faculty and said school staff and faculty are the July storm — to apply for staff Tuesday on how to protecting students, and them- community development block respond to an active shooter sit- selves, while buying time for grant funds to assist qualifying uation. law enforcement to respond. residents and businesses Ralph Ansami/Daily Globe Even though law enforce- In emergency situations, impacted by the storm. The A HURLEY Fire Department ladder truck and an Ironwood Township fire truck were among about 25 vehi- ment trains for responding to MSP Wakefield Post Communi- block grants are a program run cles that joined a caravan honoring two fallen firefighters Tuesday afternoon at the Michigan Tourist situations involving active ty Service Trooper Jerry by the federal government’s Information Center in Ironwood. The caravan came from Minnesota, where James Shelifoe, 23, and Alan shooters, GCSD Deputy Bran- Swartz, 25, both of Baraga, were killed in a Saturday traffic accident. They were members of the Beartown don Lyons said school staff and Firefighters. Seven others were injured in the crash. faculty are the “real first BESSEMER — page 5 SAXON — page 5 C O N T A C T U S WEATHER INSIDE INDEX

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[/43/4% 'QOAC% 3% 'BOQA% 3 Answer: another tropical depression Coastal Carteret County Outer Banks business owners 9/1 9/9 9/16 9/23 churned in Gulf of Mexico emergency officials issued an warily eyed both storms because waters with the potential to advisory on Tuesday saying that of fears that a one-two punch of bring rain and wind to Florida. wind problems were likely to be rain could waterlog the ground Krist Propane Now Serving Ironwood and On North Carolina’s Hatteras “mostly minor,” but residents and cause problems. Roads along Surrounding Areas for All Your Propane Needs! Island, a slow stream of dozens should prepare in case trees top- the thin barrier islands are of cars from places including ple, limbs snap or lightweight prone to flooding and erosion Maryland, New York and Ohio objects are blow around. damage, including the two-lane Call For Pricing 1-888-706-4120 headed toward a bridge to the At the same time, the N.C. Highway 12 serving as the Installing leased propane tanks at no charge.* mainland. There was light, National Hurricane Center said main north-south artery. Fast, Reliable Service • 24-Hour Emergency Service • Automatic Delivery • Special NEW Customer Pricing intermittent rain and a mostly another tropical depression in At Ride The Wind Surf Shop cloudy sky. the Gulf of Mexico could hit on Ocracoke Island, owner Bob A public beach near Rodanthe northern Florida as a tropical Chestnut said he canceled all of WE HONOR ALL COMPETITORS’ COUPONS! WE WILL NOT BE UNDERSOLD! was nearly empty, save for two storm later in the week and pos- his kayak tours and other *Some restrictions apply. Call for details. parents enjoying a walk with sibly head toward the Atlantic rentals for Tuesday because he their 11-year-old son. Nearby, coast. was concerned about the wind. large waves crashed in the That depression was about Foot traffic in the store has been increasingly angry-looking surf. 340 miles (550 kilometers) west sparse. VW owners seek emissions cheating settlement Joe and Kelley Walker of of Key West, Florida. Forecast- “The amount of day-trippers Markham, Virginia, plan to wait ers expect it to become a tropical has been pretty minimal because DETROIT (AP) — About 210,000 on their own. Another 110 objec- The motion was filed late Fri- out the rain with movies or card storm later Tuesday and turn I think people were worried owners of Volkswagens with 2-liter tions to the settlement were filed. day by Elizabeth Cabraser, the games unless the forecast wors- northeast toward Florida the they’d get down here and not be diesel engines that cheat on emis- U.S. District Court Judge lead attorney in the class-action ens. next day. able to get back,” he said by sions tests have registered to settle Charles Breyer has given the $15 settlement. It says the number of “We’re not worried about the National Weather Service phone, referring to people who with the company under the terms billion settlement preliminary owners who signed up for settle- storm so much unless they say meteorologist Tom Lonka said take a ferry to get to the island of a June court agreement. approval, with a final decision ments, about 44 percent, was “a there’s something to worry the center of the storm on the southern stretch of the The figure was revealed in a expected Oct. 18. noteworthy level of participation about,” Joe Walker said. approaching North Carolina Outer Banks. federal court motion by class Terms call for the German car- in a program whose claims dead- The tropical weather system should stay offshore as it passes, Meanwhile, the Central Pacif- action attorneys seeking final maker to spend up to $10 billion line does not occur until Septem- off the coast was expected to but it will hit the Outer Banks ic Hurricane Center issued a approval of the settlement involv- buying back or repairing Volkswa- ber 2018.” strengthen and pass near the with bands of rain and wind hurricane watch for the Big ing 475,000 owners. It says only gen and Audi 2-liter vehicles and Owners have until Sept. 16 of Outer Banks by late Tuesday, through Wednesday. Island of Hawaii, saying Hurri- 235 have asked to stay out of the paying owners another $5,100 to this year to opt out of the settle- bringing sustained winds as “They’ll be rain showers com- cane Madeline could pass “dan- settlement and pursue legal action $10,000 each. ment. high as 45 mph and heavy rains ing on shore, rain bands and gerously close.” The storm of up to 5 inches in some areas. gusty winds,” he said by phone should be near or over the Big An 11 a.m. update from the Tuesday. “The biggest impacts Island by Wednesday. GCC recognized as being ‘veteran friendly’ By TOM STANKARD their dependents to identify faculty ratio to graduation rate. [email protected] Michigan colleges and universi- “GCC is very excited to receive IRONWOOD —The Gogebic ties committed to helping veter- this honor and will soon have a Community College Board of ans succeed. badge on our website indicating Trustees heard Tuesday the col- She said the program is in its ‘America’s Best Community Col- lege was ranked as “silver sta- second year. Some of the criteria leges,’” said Lorenson. tus” for “Veteran Friendly” that the schools were ranked on Also on the agenda, the schools, according to the Michi- include: having an active stu- trustees approved the 2016-17 gan Veterans Affairs Agency. dent-operated veterans club or institutional goals based on the Jennifer Forshey, GCC veter- association, veteran-specific 2014 Strategic Agenda/Direc- ans certifying official and trans- career services or advising, an tions and the 2015-16 employee fer coordinator, said “GCC is one on-campus veteran’s coordinator satisfaction survey. of 65 colleges/universities that and awarding credit based on Lorenson said the goals earned bronze, silver or gold sta- prior military training and expe- include: to increase enrollment tus based on their commitment rience. of new students, with particular to providing on-campus, veteran- GCC President James Loren- emphasis on potential students centric services to student veter- son said the college recently from new geographic markets; ans.” ranked as the No. 1 community retain more current students to The Veteran-Friendly School college in Michigan and the 87th graduation and/or goal attain- program, created by the Michi- best community college in the ment; revise existing and devel- MX Traactor gan Veterans Affairs Agency, nation, according to WalletHub, op new instructional programs recognizes institutions of higher a personal finance website. and identify and implement learning for their dedication to WalletHub‘s analysts com- changes that improve the physi- student veterans and dependents pared 821 community colleges to cal and interpersonal environ- utilizing their GI Bill and other identify those that outshine their ment. educational benefits. competition using 12 key met- The board accepted the resig- Forshey said these rankings rics, ranging from the cost of in- nation from Angela Kortemeier make it easy for veterans and state tuition and fees to student- as the medical assisting program director position. “Kortemeier started the pro- gram at GCC and has done a The business office of the great job educating our students and bringing this program for- DAILY GLOBE will be closed ward,” said Erik Guenard, Lulich Implement interim dean of instruction and on Monday, Sept. 5th dean of business. Administra- 64850 US Hwy 63 in observance of Labor Day. tion will begin advertising for Mason, Wisconsin 5464850856 US Hwy. 63, this position, which could be an 715747247Mason,8 Wisconsin 54856 Regular business hours will additional duty of a qualified full-time staff member or the (715) 746-2477 resume on Tuesday, Sept. 6th. hiring of a director who would be a full-time instructor within the 1. Customer instaant rebates of $750 are available on purchases of new Kubota MX4800/MX5200/MX5800-All equipment from pparticipaarticipating dealers’ stock. Dealer subtracts rebate fromom dealer’s The advertising deadline for Tues., program. pre-rebate selling price on qualifying purchases. Rebate not available afte er completed sale. Some exceptions apply. Offer expires s 9/30/2016. 2. $0 down, 0% A.PP..R. financing for up to o 60 months on purchases of new Kubota BX, B, L (excluding L39/L45) and MX equipmen nt is available to qualified purchasers from participating dealers’ in-stock inventory through 9/30/2016. Example:ple: A 60-month Sept. 6th is 4:00 p.m., Thurs., Sept. 1st. The board designated Tom monthly installme nt repayment term at 0% A.PP..R. requires 60 payments ofo $16.67 per $1,000 financed. 0% A.PP..R. interest is avaailable to customers if no dealer documentation preparaation fee is Brown, Tim Kolesar and Susan charged. Dealer ch harge for document preparation fee shall be in accorda nce with state laws. Inclusion of ineligible equipment may result in a higher blended A.PP.R. 0% A.PP..R. and low-rate financing may not be availabble with customer instant rebate offers. Financing is avaailable through Kubota Credit Corporation, U.S.A., 3401 Del Amo Blvd., TToorrance, CA 90503; subject to credit approval. Some Murphy as members of the Audit exceptions apply. Offer expires 9/30/2016. See us for details on these andd other low-rate options or go to www.kubota.com for more information. 3. Customer instant rebates of $500 0 are available DAILY GLOBE Committee for the current fiscal on purchases of new MX, M5660SU/M6060/M7060 equipment with qualifyingifying new Kubota front loader from participating dealers’rs’ stock. Dealer subtracts rebate from dealer’s pre-rebabate selling 118 E. McLeod Ave., Ironwood, MI 49938 © Kubota Tractorr Corporation, 2016 price on qualifying g purchases. Rebate not available after completed sale. Some exceptions apply. Offer expires 9/30/2016. 4. Six ix year or 2,000 hour (whichever occurs first) limited poowertrain year. warranty on new BB, BX, L (excluding B26/L35/L45/L47 models) and six year ear or 3,000 hours (whichever occurs first) on new MX ttractors.ractors. For non-commercial, home and residential usee only. Eligible 906-932-2211 In other action, the trustees units must be purc chased and registered beginning June 1, 2016. Availablle to customers in 48 contiguous United States, Alaska and Hawaii. Only terms and conditions of Kubota’s standardndard Limited Warranty apply. Foor warranty terms, see Kubota’s Limited Warranty at wwww.kubota.com or authorized Kubota Dealers. Optional equipment may be shown. approved the 2016-17 Adjunct Faculty list. THE DAILY GLOBE • YOURDAILYGLOBE.COM COMMUNITY WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 31, 2016 l 3 Community calendar GOGEBIC COUNTY FAIR

Email calendar items and com- sion, 5 p.m., meeting, Conference Gogebic County Veterans Ser- munity news to news@yourdaily- Room 1, second floor, Memorial vice Officer, 9:30-11:30 a.m., Iron- globe.com. For more information, Building, Ironwood. wood Memorial Building. 906-667- call 906-932-2211. Friday, Sept. 2 1110. Wednesday, Aug. 31 Alcoholics Anonymous, noon, Double Trouble, 11 a.m.- Salem Lutheran Church, Ironwood. Christian Men of the North- 12:30 p.m., Serenity Center, Iron- area74.org. land, 6:30 a.m., Uptown Cafe, Iron- wood. Ironwood Kiwanis Club, noon, wood. Mercer Food Pantry, noon-1 Golden Dragon. New members Mercer Area Play Group, 9:30- p.m., Railroad Street, Mercer, Wis. welcome. 11 a.m., Mercer, Wis., Public Emergencies: 715-476-7655. Cribbage, 1 p.m., Mercer, Wis., Library. 715-476-2366. Alcoholics Anonymous/Al- Public Library. 715-476-2366. Alcoholics Anonymous, open Anon, noon, Salem Lutheran Alcoholics Anonymous, 7 meeting, noon, Salem Lutheran Church, Ironwood. area74.org. p.m., Episcopal Church of the Church, Ironwood. area74.org. Harbortown AA, 7:30 p.m. EDT, Transfiguration, Ironwood. DOVE Support Group, noon-2 Ontonagon United Methodist area74.org. p.m. 906-932-4990. Church basement, next to Holiday Government Ironwood-Hurley Rotary Club, gas station, Ontonagon. Iron County Extension Educa- 12:15 p.m., Elk and Hound Restau- area74.org. tion Committee, 8:30 a.m., Court- rant, Ironwood. Alcoholics Anonymous, 7:30 house, Hurley. Iron County Veterans Service p.m., Our Lady of Peace Catholic Wakefield Township Board, Officer, 1-3 p.m., Mercer, Wis., Church, Ironwood. area74.org. 5:30 p.m., township hall. Iron County Memorial Build- Town Hall. 715-561-2190. Saturday, Sept. 3 Adult Children of Alcoholics, ing Restoration Committee, 5:30 p.m., Memorial Building, Hurley. 7 p.m., Samaritan Counseling, Festival Italiano, all day, food, Ironwood. activities, music, Hurley. Wednesday, Sept. 7 Narcotics Anonymous, 7 p.m., Community Pickleball Pad- Salem Lutheran Church, Ironwood. dlers, 8:30-11:30 a.m., Mercer Christian Men of the North- area74.org. School gymnasium. 715-776-4588. land, 6:30 a.m., Uptown Cafe, Iron- Alcoholics Anonymous, 7:30 Alcoholics Anonymous, 7 wood. p.m., Sharon Lutheran Church, p.m., Salem Lutheran Church, Iron- Mercer Area Play Group, 9:30- Bessemer. area74.org. wood. area74.org. 11 a.m., Mercer, Wis., Public Government Library. 715-476-2366. Gogebic County Board, imme- Sunday, Sept. 4 Alcoholics Anonymous, open diately following the 3:45 p.m., Dal- meeting, noon, Salem Lutheran Richard Jenkins/Daily Globe Pra Scholarship Committee meet- Alcoholics Anonymous, 1 Church, Ironwood. area74.org. AIDAN BUSCH, of Wakefield, takes aim at a target as part of a carnival game at the Gogebic County Fair Sun- ing, County Courthouse, Besse- p.m., closed meeting, Salem Gogebic-Ontonagon Com- mer. Lutheran Church, Ironwood. munity Action Agency quarterly day. Thursday, Sept. 1 Gogebic Range Trail Authori- food commodity distribution ty, 6 p.m., Pit Stop, Bessemer. for registered families, noon- Alcoholics Anonymous, 7:30 Pickleball, 9-11 a.m., Hurley 2:30 p.m. EST, fire hall, Bruce p.m., Sharon Lutheran Church, High School Tennis Courts. Crossing; 2-4:30 p.m. EST, 429 Bessemer. area74.org. Gogebic County Veterans Ser- River St., Ontonagon. 906-667- Dogs know what you’re vice Officer, 10:30-11:30 a.m., Monday, Sept. 5 0283. Wakefield City Hall; 1-2 p.m., DOVE Support Group, noon-2 Watersmeet Township; 2:45-3:15 Iron County Food Pantry, 9 p.m. 906-932-4990. p.m., Marenisco Township. 906- a.m.-4 p.m., 72 Michigan Ave., Ironwood/Hurley Rotary Club, saying, study suggests 667-1110. Montreal, Wis. 715-561-4450. 12:15 p.m., Elk and Hound Restau- Alcoholics Anonymous, noon, Alcoholics Anonymous, noon, rant, Ironwood. Salem Lutheran Church, Ironwood. Salem Lutheran Church, Ironwood. Iron County Veterans Service BERLIN (AP) — Scientists area74.org. area74.org. Officer, 1-3 p.m., Mercer, Wis., have socialized with humans for less means really motionless,” Grief Support Group, 2 p.m., Alcoholics Anonymous, 6 Town Hall. 715-561-2190. have found evidence to support thousands of years, meaning said Andics, who published the The Inn Bed and Breakfast, Mon- p.m., Our Lady of Peace Catholic Alzheimer’s Disease Care- what many dog owners have they are more attentive to what findings in the journal Sci- treal, Wis. 906-663-0308. Church, Ironwood. area74.org. givers Support Group, 6-7 p.m., long believed: Man’s best friend people say to them and how. ence. ReGeneration Youth, 5:30-6:45 Ironwood Sports Hall of Fame, Zion Evangelical Lutheran Church, really does understand some of Researchers imaged the While dog owners may find p.m., ages 10-11; Relentless Youth, 6 p.m., Luther L. Wright K-12 Mercer, Wis. what we’re saying. brains of 13 dogs using a tech- the results unsurprising, from a 7-9 p.m., ages 12-18; Lighthouse School, room 205. Bessemer Booster Club, 6:30 Researchers in Hungary nique called functional MRI, or scientific perspective, it’s a p.m., A.D. Johnston High School. Faith Center, Ironwood. MECCA Ski Club, 6:30 p.m., scanned the brains of dogs as fMRI, which records brain “shocker” that word meaning MECCA cabin near the treatment Gogebic Range Carvers, 6:30 Knights of Columbus 4th they were listening to their activity. seems to be processed in the left facility, Mercer, Wis. p.m., shop room, A.D. Johnston Degree Pere Menard Assembly trainer speaking to determine The dogs — six border collies, hemisphere of the brain, said 471, 6 p.m. business meeting, KC Harbortown AA, 7:30 p.m. EDT, High School, Bessemer. Hall, Ironwood. Ontonagon United Methodist People for Peace, 7 p.m. EDT, which parts of the brain they five golden retrievers, a Ger- Brian Hare, associate professor Alcoholics Anonymous, 6:30 Church basement, next to Holiday Episcopal Church of Ascension, were using. man shepherd and a Chinese of evolutionary anthropology at p.m., First Presbyterian Church, gas station, Ontonagon. 501 Houghton St., Ontonagon. They found that dogs pro- crested — were trained to lie Duke University, who had no Hurley. area74.org. area74.org. Narcotics Anonymous, 7 p.m., cessed words with the left hemi- motionless in the scanner for role in the research. Knights of Columbus Council Methamphetamine ETC, 8 Salem Lutheran Church, Ironwood. sphere and used the right hemi- seven minutes during the tests. Emory University neurosci- 1396, 6:30 p.m. business meeting, p.m., support group, Woodland area74.org. sphere to process pitch — just The dogs were awake and unre- entist Gregory Berns cautioned KC Hall, Ironwood. Church, Ironwood. 906-285-2813 Alcoholics Anonymous, 7:30 like people. strained as they listened to that the study involved a small p.m., Sharon Lutheran Church, Government or methetc.web.com. What’s more, the dogs only their trainer’s voice through number of dogs. Before conclud- Government Bessemer. area74.org. Downtown Ironwood Develop- registered that they were being headphones. ing it’s a smoking gun for word Bessemer City Council, 5:30 Government ment Authority, 8 a.m., Memorial praised if the words and pitch “The most difficult aspect of processing, “they should have Building, Ironwood. p.m., city hall. Ironwood Economic Develop- were positive. Meaningless this training is for dogs to looked for other evidence in the Iron County Traffic Safety Tuesday, Sept. 6 ment Corporation, 10 a.m., meet- Committee, 9:30 a.m., Highway ing, Conference Room 1, second words spoken in an encouraging understand that being motion- brain,” he said in an email. Department, Hurley. Pickleball, 9-11 a.m., Ironwood floor, Memorial Building, Iron- voice, or meaningful words in a Ironwood Planning Commis- Memorial Building. wood. neutral tone, didn’t have the same effect. FESTIVAL ITALIANO “Dog brains care about both what we say and how we say it,” Saturday, September 3rd, 2016 said lead researcher Attila 11am–10pm Nonprofit group surprises Andics, a neuroscientist at 8 a.m. 2 Mile DAGO DASH, Walk/Run Eotvos Lorand University in 10 a.m. 3 on 3 BASKETBALL TOURNAMENT Budapest, said in an email. 10 a.m. HUMAN FOOS BALL TOURNAMENT “Praise can work as a reward 11 a.m.-5 p.m. CRAFT SHOW Flint kids with free backpacks only if both word meaning and 1-3 p.m. KI DS GAMES intonation match.” Balloon Twisting & Face Painting FLINT, Mich. (AP) — A non- ed their backpacks. When they were not added to the river Andics said the findings sug- 12-3 p.m. FUN E BUSINESS – profit group is giving backpacks returned to their seats, they water, which caused lead to leach gest that the mental ability to 1-3 p.m. Live Music Featuring “LAKE EFFECT” filled with school supplies to all excitedly opened up their packs from old pipes into homes and process language evolved earli- 3-5 p.m. BINGO (Bonshell Cafe) 5,500 students in Flint’s public and pulled out crayons, glue businesses. Tests later found ele- er than previously believed and 4 p.m. W ATERMELON EATING CONTEST (located at the Iron Horse). school district, the latest philan- sticks, notebooks, folders, rulers, vated lead levels in some chil- that what sets humans apart 4 p.m. MARTY’S GOLDENAIRES, Sr. Drum & Bugle Corps. thropic effort aimed at helping pencils and other items — dren. The city since has returned from other species is the inven- 6-10 p.m. Music by “ALLEN BROTHERS BAND” the city dealing with the after- around 20 items in all. to Detroit’s water system. tion of words. math of a lead-tainted water cri- “I liked it, because I won’t Charitable giving has While other species probably FUN FOR EVERYONE! STREET DANCING 50/50 RAFFLE TICKETS sis. have to ask for a pencil from the exploded in Flint since the also have the mental ability to The Minneapolis-based Kids teacher because I have my own,” water crisis became nationally understand language like dogs In Need Foundation began mak- said sixth-grader Delmarco Per- known early this year. Groups do, their lack of interest in ing the donations Tuesday morn- son. and individuals have sent gifts human speech makes it difficult there’s ing during an assembly at Free- Most schools in Flint don’t get of money and bottled water. to test, said Andics. man Elementary School. The started until after Labor Day, so Earlier this month, the W.K. Dogs, on the other hand, foundation’s executive director Kids In Need plans to ship the Kellogg Foundation announced Dave Smith, who has given away remaining backpacks to the city it was giving $7.1 million to like hundreds of millions of dollars’ in time for them to be distributed nonprofits and organizations Classes for Beginners worth of school supplies to kids next week to the remaining supporting efforts to help city across the U.S. for 20 years, part- 5,000-plus students in Flint residents. and Seniors start: nered with Detroit rapper Community Schools. 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While Hillary Clinton was preparing to Did you consider foundation emails to be per- DAILY GLOBE deliver a big speech portraying Donald sonal or work-related? I have yet to see a sin- Trump as a racist, a figure from Clinton’s gle foundation email produced by the State Sue Mizell, Publisher recent unhappy past — Rep. Trey Gowdy, Department that was sent by her.” chairman of the House Select Committee on Gowdy went on to reveal a few details Larry Holcombe, Managing Editor Benghazi — added a new word to the 25-year about how Clinton destroyed the documents vocabulary of Clinton scandals: BleachBit. Byron she did not want anyone to see. “If she con- That is the name of a publicly-available York sidered them to be personal, then she and her utility used to delete material from a com- lawyers had those emails deleted,” Gowdy In Their Opinion puter’s hard disk. And it’s not just for casual, said. “They didn’t just push the delete button. quickie deletes of junk mail. It’s for when a They had them deleted where even God can’t New drainage fees a user really wants to destroy material on a read them.” computer so that no one will be able to recov- interviews,” Gowdy told Fox. “My takeaway “They were using something called er it. was this: Remember James Comey said BleachBit,” Gowdy continued. “You don’t use mixed bag for Detroit According to Gowdy, BleachBit is what [Clinton] was not indicted because he didn’t BleachBit for yoga emails or for bridesmaid’s Clinton and her legal team used, or at least have sufficient evidence on the issue of emails. When you’re using BleachBit, it is The Detroit Water and Sewerage Department part of what her team used, to destroy the intent. I didn’t see any questions on the issue something you really do not want the world (DWSD) in October will begin charging parcel own- 30,000 or so emails on her secret system that of intent.” to see.” ers for drainage fees it has never before collected. she deemed “personal” from her years as sec- And then there were those deleted Amid growing controversy over the Clin- It’s part of the department’s effort to make the retary of state. On Thursday, after revela- emails. First, it’s long been known that ton Foundation, possible conflicts of interest, billing system more fair and equitable among cus- tions that the FBI had perhaps worked its Clinton and her lawyers — and no indepen- and allegations of access and pay-to-play, tomers. way around BleachBit to discover an addi- dent arbiter — decided what to hand over Gowdy’s words served to return the focus to DWSD has a legal responsibility under the state to tional 14,900 emails that Clinton did not and what to destroy. Clinton famously what the New York Times’ Mark Landler recoup the $125 million it spends annually on drainage hand over, Gowdy went on Fox News to dis- explained that she destroyed only the recently called the “original sin” of the Clin- costs and infrastructure investments. Updating the cuss both that development and the FBI doc- emails that dealt with personal issues, like ton email affair: Clinton took it upon herself billing system makes sense in that light. uments that underlay the Justice Depart- yoga or her daughter Chelsea’s wedding. to decide which of her emails as Secretary of But the city’s business economy is still fragile, and ment’s decision not to prosecute Clinton for But in light of new revelations about the State would be preserved, and which would the new system is going to place huge cost increases on mishandling classified information. close relationship between Clinton’s Secre- be destroyed. many businesses and industrial partners throughout The public should be allowed to see those tary of State office and the Clinton Founda- “There wasn’t an independent authority the city. Detroit can’t be penny-wise and pound-foolish currently classified FBI documents, Gowdy tion, a question gaining urgency in recent that got to make that decision,” Landler said to assume all those customers will simply absorb what said, adding that he has reviewed them all. If days is whether Clinton destroyed founda- on NPR’s “Diane Rehm Show” Wednesday. in some cases will be thousands of dollars of new fees to people were allowed to read the papers, tion-related emails on the grounds that they “And by the time we found out about it, those Gowdy explained, they might well come away remain in the city limits. were “personal.” emails were gone.” with questions about the wisdom of the FBI’s “That’s the $100 million question,” Gowdy With the help of BleachBit, we now know They might decide to avoid the costs by relocating in decision. told Fox’s Martha MacCallum. “I hope some- Byron York is chief political correspon- the suburbs, which are managed by the Great Lakes “I read every word of all of the witness body in your line of work will ask (Clinton): dent for The Washington Examiner. Water Authority and don’t generally charge drainage fees for runoff storm water. For decades Detroit customers have been paying on two different rate systems for drainage services â” and Today in history 22,000 parcels haven’t been charged at all. Some have been paying on an outdated fixed-rate meter system, The Associated Press and others have been charged based on the size of their Today’s Highlight in History property. On Aug. 31, 1886, an earth- The acreage model will be the standard for the quake with an estimated magnitude future. And the 22,000 parcels will now be paying into of 7.3 devastated Charleston, the system as well. The new billing system will include South Carolina, killing at least 60 commercial, industrial, residential and tax-exempt people, according to the U.S. Geo- logical Survey. parcels, including government properties and church- On this date es. In 1881, the first U.S. tennis It makes sense to make the system equitable among championships (for men only) customers, but the spike in costs for some of those began in Newport, Rhode Island. larger customers could be up to $4,000-$5,000 per In 1916, the musical revue “The month, depending on how many acres they have. Par- Big Show,” featuring the song “Poor Butterfly” by Raymond Hubbell and ticularly hard hit will be businesses with large foot- John Golden, opened at New prints, such as shopping centers with parking lots and York’s Hippodrome. warehouses. In 1939, the first issue of Marvel For any customers strained by the new fees, DWSD Comics, featuring the Human should find ways to keep them in Detroit. Among the Torch, was published by Timely plans is to offer credits for installing retention ponds, Publications in New York. rain barrels and other green infrastructure to hold In 1941, the radio program “The Great Gildersleeve,” a spinoff from the storm water and keep it out of the drainage sys- “Fibber McGee and Molly” starring tem. Harold Peary, debuted on NBC. And the department is phasing in the new rates for In 1954, Hurricane Carol hit the each customer class over the next three to five years. northeastern Atlantic states; Con- “If we tried to flip the switch and do it all at the same necticut, Rhode Island and part of time, the cost to some commercial, industrial and resi- Massachusetts bore the brunt of dential customers would be unfair and not something the storm, which resulted in some 70 deaths. they’d be able to budget for,” DWSD director Gary In 1965, the U.S. House of Rep- Brown said in an editorial board meeting with The resentatives joined the Senate in Detroit News. voting to establish the U.S. Depart- gone to see a monument to the Erde (ur-dee), 85, an aviation and Rock musician Jerry Allison Payment plans will also be available as rates are ment of Housing and Urban Devel- sons of Susan Smith, who had auto racing pioneer once called the (Buddy Holly and the Crickets) is adjusted. Brown said the department legally could back opment. drowned the two boys in Oct. 1994. fastest woman on Earth, died in 77. Actor Jack Thompson is 76. charge for up to six years. But he’s decided against In 1972, at the Munich Summer In 1997, a car crash in Paris The Villages, Florida. Violinist Itzhak Perlman is 71. Olympics, American swimmer Mark claimed the lives of Princess Diana, One year ago: President Singer Van Morrison is 71. Rock doing so. Spitz won his fourth and fifth gold Dodi Fayed and their driver, Henri Barack Obama, opening a three- musician Rudolf Schenker (The Raising the cost of doing business and living in a city medals in the 100-meter butterfly Paul. day visit to Alaska, painted a Scorpions) is 68. Actor Richard that is already uncompetitive is a risky enterprise. The and 800-meter freestyle relay; Ten years ago: Iran defied a doomsday scenario for the Arctic Gere is 67. Olympic gold medal city should be mindful of those risks, and work with its Soviet gymnast Olga Korbut won U.N. deadline to stop enriching ura- and beyond if climate change was- track and field athlete Edwin customers to mitigate the impact. gold medals in floor exercise and nium. President George W. Bush, n’t dealt with fast: entire nations Moses is 61. Rock singer Glenn the balance beam. addressing an American Legion submerged underwater, cities Tilbrook (Squeeze) is 59. Rock — The Detroit News In 1980, Poland’s Solidarity convention in Salt Lake City, pre- abandoned and refugees fleeing in musician Gina Schock (The Go- labor movement was born with an dicted victory in the war on terror, droves as conflict broke out across Go’s) is 59. Singer Tony DeFranco agreement signed in Gdansk that likening the struggle against Islam- the globe. 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PUBLISHER EXECUTIVE ASSISTANT/ACCOUNTING DAILY GLOBE Sue Mizell Jenna Martilla yourdailyglobe.com MANAGING EDITOR CIRCULATION Award Winning Newspaper Larry Holcombe Marissa Casari USPS 269-980 ADVERTISING DIRECTOR LEAD PRESS Published daily Monday - Saturday Heidi Ofstad Bill Westerman (except Memorial Day, Independence Day, Labor Day, Thanksgiving, Christmas and New Year’s Day) Periodicals postage paid at Ironwood, MI 49938 POSTMASTER – Send changes of addresses to: The Daily Globe, P.O. Box 548, 118 E. McLeod Ave., Ironwood, MI 49938 906-932-2211 • 800-236-2887 • Fax 906-932-5358 THE DAILY GLOBE • YOURDAILYGLOBE.COM WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 31, 2016 l 5 were to be constructed there, it Council could provide 100 percent of the Saxon water the city needs. He said the previous estimate was 80 per- cent, but water usage in the city From page 1 From page 1 has since declined because of the Pinardi said the city will prob- loss of some big water customers. Department of Housing and ably need around $110,000 from Hurley gets its water from Urban Development to assist the second line of credit. Council Ironwood and Montreal. low and moderate income resi- member Joanne Bruneau said The council also made sugges- dents, so only certain properties she did not feel comfortable seek- tions about an employee hand- impacted by the storm will be ing a $500,000 line of credit, as book, but took no formal action eligible to receive building suggested by city clerk Stacy on it. funds. Wiercinski, so the amount was Bruneau said a personal — The board approved the reduced to $250,000. social media policy should be purchase of just over 400 acres Bids have not been received added and employees should be of land near Caroline Lake in for the second project. required to read and sign off on the town of Anderson from the Mullard also questioned the the handbook. Wisconsin Department of Natu- status of the well project near Pinardi noted city attorney ral Resources. The purchase the K-12 school. Pinardi said Ray O’Dea had already suggest- costs the county $170,000, Tom Stankard/Daily Globe although it is not presently being ed an “at will” clause regarding according to information pre- MICHIGAN STATE Police Wakefield Post Community Service Trooper Jerry Mazurek tells Bessemer Area developed, if a treatment facility city employees. sented at the meeting. School District faculty and staff that an active shooter could be one of their former students during active — The board also approved a shooter training at A.D. Johnston High School, Tuesday. pair of resolutions encouraging sonnel. the state to continue maintain- “They aren’t coming in to Lyons said at some point in the MSP The classes meet from 9 to 11 ing a veterans service officer in Bessemer argue about their grades. They’re shooter’s life, they were most a.m. Tuesdays. each county, instead of consoli- coming in with a weapon, or any- likely victimized. This is the first year the dating the positions regionally. thing of that nature, to kill peo- “For a stretch of time in their Wakefield post is offering the The resolutions would also keep ple,” he said. lives, they felt like the victim,” he From page 1 From page 1 academy, according to a requirement the post be filled Attacks are usually planned said. “And they woke up one day of those kind of things,” Mazurek Mazurek. by a veteran and urges the state Mazurek said people often fall by the shooter in advance, and decided, ‘I’m no longer going said. “We’re trying to feel our way, to revert back to the policy of victim to “normalcy bias,” which Mazurek said. He said the to be a victim, I’m going to be the Future classes will hear from we’re learning, too,” he said, allowing the entirety of the state is a mental state people enter active shooter may be a former victimizer.’” Gogebic County Prosecutor adding the classes give weekly grant on salary for the position when facing a disaster where student and teachers and staff When responding to emergen- Nick Jacobs, as well as traffic feedback. — Iron County receives approxi- they don’t immediately grasp a “have to be mentally prepared cies, such as tornado drills, crash investigators, drug recog- The post will probably offer mately $8,500 a year — instead threat. for that.” Mazurek said students tradition- nition experts, crime scene another class next summer and of requiring a portion be spent The bias causes people to not “This might be someone you ally are told to hide under their technicians and other MSP per- may have evening sessions. on technology. fully understand the danger of had as a student in the first or desks. In an active shooter emer- the situation, underestimating second grade,” he said. “But, gency, he said doing this may both the possibility of a disaster when they come through the door make them “easy targets.” and its possible effects. with a weapon, you need to be During their training, Ribbon cutting held for When an active shooter is on able to recognize that they’re a Mazurek said faculty and staff school grounds, Mazurek said threat.” went through more effective pro- the situation is considered a Regarding what causes some- cedures to help them better Mercer non-motorized trail “homicide in progress.” one to become an active shooter, respond to a potential incident. 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In WEDNESDAY EVENING AUGUST 31, 2016 total, the committee contributed 7:00 7:30 8:00 8:30 9:00 9:30 10:00 10:30 11:00 11:30 Submitted photo more than $25,000 to the paving Penn & Teller: Fool Us Whose Line Whose Line CW 2 News Seinfeld ’ Cougar Cougar Raising Community of the new trail. “The event ON TUESDAY, over 100 celebrants joined a number of Wisconsin digni- # CW KDLH “Here’s Moxie!” (TVPG) Is It? Is It? at Nine (TVPG) Town (CC) Town (CC) Hope (TV14) ’ (TVPG) marks the culmination of efforts taries to celebrate the completion and dedication of the long-awaited Big Brother (N) ’ (TVPG) Criminal Minds “Inner American Gothic “Free- Local 3 (:35) The Late Show With James % put forth on behalf of the town of 7-mile Mercer Non-Motorized Recreational Trail. After a short outdoor CBS WJMN (CC) Beauty” ’ (TV14) dom From Fear” (TV14) News at Stephen Colbert (TVPG) Corden Mercer.” said Banaszak. program that included remarks from a number of the noted guests, America’s Got Talent America’s Got Talent The Night Shift “Burned” KBJR 6- (:34) The Tonight Show Seth Meyers & NBC KBJR ’ ’ The trail runs from Mercer they joined in a ribbon cutting ceremony to officially open the trail to “Cutdown” (N) (TVPG) “Live Results 4” (TVPG) (Season Finale) (N) (TV14) News Starring Jimmy Fallon America’s Got Talent America’s Got Talent The Night Shift “Burned” TV6 Late (:34) The Tonight Show Seth Meyers along U.S. 51 all the way to Vilas use. Those involved in the celebration included, from left, Wisconsin ( NBC WLUC “Cutdown” (N) ’ (TVPG) “Live Results 4” (TVPG) (Season Finale) (N) (TV14) News (N) Starring Jimmy Fallon ’ County, where it connects with Department of Natural Resources Secretary Cathy Stepp, Mercer Town The Gold- The Gold- Modern (:31) Black- Modern (:31) The News (:35) Jimmy Kimmel Live (:37) Night- the existing trail that follows Chairman Jim Kichak, Mercer Supervisor Bonnie Banaszak, Mercer * ABC WDIO bergs ’ bergs ’ Family ’ ish (TVPG) Family ’ Middle ’ ’ (TV14) (CC) line (TVG) County M to Boulder Junction. Chamber of Commerce President Vic Ouimette, Wisconsin State Repre- MasterChef “Tag Team; Pop-Up Restaurant” Mystery Fox 21 News at 9 (N) (CC) 2 Broke Big Bang (:05) 2 (:35) Modern + FOX KQDS ’ While the event marked com- sentative Beth Myers, Wisconsin Department of Transportation Secre- BROADCAST box challenge. 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DURANT, Miss. (AP) — A their wishes,” District Attorney Oh, my God,” Marie Sanders ministers at the church in Lex- Mississippi prosecutor said Akillie Malone-Oliver said Mon- said, sobbing. ington, Mississippi, where Held she hasn’t decided whether to day, referring to the death At Lexington Medical Clin- and Merrill led Bible study, seek the death penalty for a penalty opposition by families of ic, about 10 miles west of praised them for their lives of man charged with killing two the sisters and their religious Durant, Held and Merrill often service. Plata also noted the nuns who dedicated their orders. treated poor and uninsured joint statement against the lives to helping people in one Sanders has been held in an patients with diabetes and death penalty released Sunday of the poorest counties in the undisclosed jail since his arrest other chronic conditions. The by the sisters’ orders. nation. late Friday. Accompanied by at clinic and the nuns’ home in “Justice for a heinous crime Relatives and colleagues of least seven law-enforcement Durant are in Holmes County, demands punishment, but it Sisters Margaret Held and officers, he made a brief court population 18,000. With 44 does not demand revenge,” Paula Merrill have publicly appearance Monday before percent of its residents living Plata said. expressed their opposition to Durant City Judge Jim Arnold, in poverty, Holmes is the sev- Records from the Iowa execution. A judge denied bond who denied bond and said the enth-poorest county in Ameri- Department of Corrections Monday to Rodney Earl state will appoint an attorney ca, according to the U.S. Cen- show Sanders was in prison Sanders, 46, of Kosciusko, Mis- after Sanders indicated he could sus Bureau. from June 2004 to February sissippi, who is charged with not afford one. Hours before Sanders’ court 2011 on a conviction of second- two counts of capital murder, Sanders — who had been liv- appearance, Bishop Joseph degree robbery. Records show one count of burglary and one ing about 15 miles east of the Kopacz and more than 20 he also was in prison in Iowa count of grand larceny. sisters’ Durant home — con- priests from the Diocese of from August 1999 to August Capital murder under Mis- fessed to the killings but gave Jackson celebrated a memorial 2002 on a conviction of theft, sissippi law is a killing commit- no reason, said Holmes County Mass at the small but ornate and from April to October 1996 ted along with another felony. It Sheriff Willie March, who was Cathedral of St. Peter in down- for two counts of third-offense is punishable by execution by briefed by Durant police and town Jackson, about an hour’s drunken driving. lethal injection or by life in Mississippi Bureau of Investi- drive south of Durant. Hun- Sanders was on probation prison. gation officials who took part in dreds of people attended, and after a prison term for a felony Held and Merrill, both 68, Sanders’ interrogation. the front pews were filled by drunken-driving conviction in were found stabbed to death in Warren Strain, spokesman Associated Press family members and sisters Mississippi last year, said their home in Durant after they for the Department of Public JOHN MERRILL, the older brother of Sister Paula Merrill, left, hugs a rel- from Held’s and Merrill’s reli- Grace Simmons Fisher, a failed to show up to work last Safety, which includes the Mis- ative of Sister Margaret Held at the conclusion of a memorial Mass for gious orders, the Kentucky- spokeswoman for the Mississip- Thursday at a medical clinic in sissippi Bureau of Investiga- the murdered nuns, Monday, at the Cathedral of St. Peter the Apostle based Sisters of Charity of pi Department of Corrections. nearby Lexington, where they tion, said the organization in Jackson, Miss. Nazareth and the School Sis- He was also convicted of armed were nurse practitioners. would neither confirm nor deny hearing and broke down after- “I’m sorry. I don’t know what ters of St. Francis of Milwau- robbery in Holmes County, sen- “We are going to consider the that Sanders confessed. ward when addressing the fam- to say to y’all. I’m so sorry. ... kee. tenced in 1986 and served six heinous nature of the crime and Sanders’ wife attended the ily and friends of the nuns. I’m so sorry. I can’t take this. The Rev. Greg Plata, who years. Adoptive Pets at HOPE Animal Shelter 7 Days A Week • 2:00pm-5:00pm • 906-932-1511• www.myhopeanimalshelter.org BBAAIILLEEYY MMAARRVVIINN PPAAWWSS PPEENNNNYY

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Please hurry. 4). — Coyle nificent Seven (Sept. 23), Peter After a bruising three months Berg’s visceral true tale “Deepwa- when moviegoers often had to ter Horizon” (Sept. 30), the brainy strain to find something good to FEMALE DIRECTORS TO smarts of Benedict Cumberbatch see, this year’s fall film season (RE)DISCOVERWhile the percentage of female in “Doctor Strange” (Nov. 4), the looms like an oasis. It’s about to directors remains dismal, there mind-bending sci-fi of Denis Vil- get better at the multiplex. Here are a number of exciting projects leneuve’s “Arrival” (Nov. 11) and are 10 movies, performances and from new and veteran talents this the cozy fantasy of J.K. Rowling’s story lines that AP film writers fall, like the feature debuts of “Fantastic Beasts and Where to Lindsey Bahr and Jake Coyle are Julia Hart (“Miss Stevens,” Sept. Find Them” (Nov. 18). Oh, and most looking forward to, come 16) and Kelly Fremon Craig (“The another little “Star Wars” film is autumn: Edge of Seventeen,” Nov. 18). Also coming: Gareth Edwards’ spinoff coming are films from exciting vet- “Rogue One: A Star Wars Story” erans like Jocelyn Moorehouse (Dec. 16). — Coyle LONERGAN-MANIALittle is settled about this fall’s (“The Dressmaker,” Sept. 23), coming awards season except for Andrea Arnold (“American this: Kenneth Lonergan’s “Manch- Honey,” Sept. 30) and Kelly OLD HOLLYWOOD THROUGH ester by the Sea” (Nov. 18) is one Reichardt (“Certain Women,” Oct. BEATTY’SThe Golden LENS Age of Hollywood of the best films of the year. 14). — Bahr holds a not-so-surprising allure Already celebrated at its Sun- for directors of a certain age, but dance premiere, it’s the third film perhaps none has seemed quite as from the acclaimed New York A LEGITIMATELY GOOD SHIA suited to the task as Warren Beat- Submitted photo LABEOUF playwright following the wonder- Performance-art theatrics have ty, coming off of a 15-year hiatus THE ACTOR, playwright and musician Jeff Daniels, center, stopped in Ironwood on Saturday with Bob ful “You Can Count on Me” and overshadowed the transformation from acting and an 18-year break Jacquart, left, and Gary Jackson. the criminally underseen “Mar- Shia LaBeouf has undergone. He’s from directing with his long-time- garet.” Casey Affleck excels as a made it easy to not take him seri- coming “Rules Don’t Apply” (Nov. small-town New Englander ously in recent years, and maybe 23), once simply known as the haunted by tragedy. Lonergan’s that’s been the point. But in Warren Beatty Howard Hughes naturalistic touch and deft feel for Andrea Arnold’s Midwest teenage pic. Beatty plays Hughes, but it Chicago lawmaker proposes cracking the rhythms and details of life odyssey, “American Honey” (Sept. looks to be more of a showcase for remain unmatched. — Jake Coyle 30), LaBeouf and breakout star a youthful romance between an Sasha Lane are exceptional. The aspiring actress (Lily Collins) and down on Pokemon Go sites film is your opportunity to 1) See her driver (young Han Solo him- ANGAng LEE, Lee INNOVATORis continually pushing why LaBeouf was sporting a rat- self, Alden Ehrenreich). — Bahr SPRINGFIELD, Ill. (AP) — co-exist with the real wildlife in the outdoors and with one cinema to new technological tail last year; 2) Watch him dance Invasive weeds have long our parks and natural areas,” another. Yes, even when that heights, and his adaptation of to Rihanna on a Walmart check- threatened to erode dunes on a said Jack Darin, director of the use is motivated by capturing “Billy Lynn’s Long Halftime out counter; and 3) See the vibrant HAILEE STEINFELD GROWS portion of the Chicago lake- Sierra Club’s Illinois chapter. Pokemon.” Walk” (Nov. 11) is no less ambi- latest from one of the most inter- UPSteinfeld was just 13 when she front, but the area recently The proposal is one of the The earliest the bill can be tious than bringing a hyper realis- esting directors currently work- made her Oscar-nominated break- had to contend with a virtual first of its kind in the country, heard is November, when state tic CG Bengal tiger to the frames ing. — Coyle out in the Coen brothers “True invasion: “Pokemon Go” char- according to the National Con- lawmakers return to the Capitol of “Life of Pi.” The first screening Grit” in 2010. In Kelly Fremon acters. ference of State Legislatures. In for a brief fall session. One will be in 4K, 3D and 120 frames Craig’s “The Edge of Seventeen” EMMA STONE GETS A PROP- The game sends players into New York, lawmakers are con- small-government group has per second — essentially, hyper (Nov. 18) — a coming-of-age tale in ER SHOWCASE the real world in search of digi- sidering legislation to restrict already expressed opposition, reality. Oh, and he also manages How do you come off of a dud the John Hughes tradition — her tal monsters that appear on sex offenders’ use of augmented saying it’s an instance of gov- to meld all that tech talk with like “Aloha”? By singing, dancing maturation is self-evident. As a smartphone screens to be reality games. ernment interfering with inno- some extremely resonant stories. and romancing your way back into whip-smart but confidence-lacking caught, and hundreds of people Chicago’s case is not the first vation. Take us there, Mr. Lee. — Lindsey America’s hearts in what could be high-schooler, Steinfeld navigates have been flocking to the Loyola time in-game locations, known “It’s trying to tell people to Bahr a career-defining performance in embarrassment after embarrass- Dunes restoration area to find as “Pokestops,” have disrupted who develop a brand new prod- Damien Chazelle’s musical love ment with wit and spirit. — Coyle the hard-to-get “Lapras.” But in the real world. Pokestops at the uct how they have to design it,” story “La La Land” (Dec. 16) of their quest to find the rare crea- atomic bomb memorial park in said Jacob Huebert, senior A MOREAfter twoDIVERSE straight OSCARS years of course. Stone stars as Mia, a ture, players have been walking Hiroshima, Japan, and the U.S. attorney with the Chicago- “OscarsSoWhite” blanketing a dis- struggling actress in Los Angeles THE UNDERSTATED MIKE MILLS over native grassland critical to Holocaust Memorial Museum in based Liberty Justice Center. hearteningly homogenous Acade- who falls for a moody musician in Director Mike Mills takes his protecting the dunes from ero- Washington are among the sites Cassidy said she has nothing my Awards, a richly diverse array the form of Ryan Gosling. Looking time between projects, but each is a sion. that have been removed from against the game, which she of possible nominees is lining up like “Singing in the Rain” meets lovely, whispered little cinematic The heavy foot-traffic the game after complaints. also plays, and she applauded for this season. Though a rape “The Umbrellas of Cherbourg,” event, from the tender “Thumb- became so worrisome to envi- Niantec, the San Francisco- the fact that it’s getting people case from the past is clouding the ‘’La La Land” — and Stone’s sucker” to the achingly poignant ronmentalists that proposed based developer behind the to explore the city and the once-bright fortunes of Nate Park- touching melodies and emotive “Beginners.” His latest, “20th Cen- legislation seeks to get certain game, has removed the dunes. She even named her bill er’s “The Birth of a Nation,” a almond eyes — promises to have tury Women” (Oct. 8) takes him sites removed from the game so PokeStop that was frustrating after “Pidgey,”one of the more revamped Academy of Motion Pic- audiences swooning and sobbing back in time to 1979 Santa Barbara, players are only disturbing the conservationists in Chicago, but common bird-like characters tures may be hard pressed to in no time. — Bahr where three women (Annette Ben- virtual Pokemon characters Cassidy said it took several from the game. ignore the likes of Denzel Wash- ing, Greta Gerwig and Elle Fan- and not ecologically sensitive requests and the introduction of But environmentalists say ington’s “Fences” (Dec. 16), Barry ning) explore what love and free- SMARTER SPECTACLES areas in their quest to catch her bill last week. the area, which volunteers have Jenkins’ “Moonlight” (Oct. 21), Even the blockbusters this fall dom means in their time. — Bahr them. “We regret the delay in spent years trying to restore by “It should not be trampled removing the site which was pulling weeds and planting and stampeded in that way,” due to the unusually high usage indigenous plants, was not said state Rep. Kelly Cassidy, a of the game and subsequent meant to handle the amount of Chicago Democrat who is spon- requests for both removal and traffic it has received. Hundreds arrested during London’s Notting Hill Carnival soring the bill. addition of game locations,” “There’ll be a hundred or two LONDON (AP) — London decade and attributed the increase Among the wounded were three Cassidy’s bill would require Niantic founder and CEO John hundred people there, just like police arrested 454 people during to tighter laws on psychoactive teenage boys and a 20-year-old man. app developers to remove loca- Hanke said in a statement. “We rushing on to the site to get a the two-day Notting Hill Carnival drugs, including nitrous oxide. Commander Dave Musker, tions in augmented reality want to emphasize that we are rare Pokemon, and a lot of them as stabbings and drug offenses Authorities said there were 15 who was in charge of the policing games within two days of supporters of public space and at one time,” said Jen Walling, marred the Caribbean-inspired violent injuries involving a knife operation, said that the policing receiving a request to do so or believe that our cities and com- executive director of the Illinois street party. or a blade. ensured that the celebration was face a daily fine of $100. munities are healthier when cit- Environmental Council. “The The Metropolitan Police report- A 14-year-old boy was among not “spoilt by a small minority” “We just want to make sure izens make use of public space, site can have visitors, but that ed Tuesday that the arrests were those facing charges for a string of who wanted to use the distraction that the imaginary animals can bringing us into contact with many is just too much.” the highest number in more than a knife attacks starting Sunday. of the carnival to commit crimes.

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Join the Gogebic County Search and Rescue Stop in at the Gogebic County Sheriff’s Department JEWELERS for applications: 100 W. Iron St., Bessemer, MI 135 E. AURORA ST. IRONWOOD, MI Compensation is the hugs and heartfelt thanks of those we aid! OPEN EVERY DAY – Weekdays until 6pm PHONE 906-932-5679 Downtown Ashland • 715-682-2171 8 l WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 31, 2016 AREA / NATION THE DAILY GLOBE • YOURDAILYGLOBE.COM LePage: Reports of my political Obituaries demise ‘greatly exaggerated’ Ronald G. Kuusisto Sr. MENASHA, Wis. — Ronald G. Kuusisto Sr., 73, of Menasha, died Saturday, Aug. 27, 2016, at his residence. He was born in Hurley, on March 10, 1943, son of William AUGUSTA, Maine (AP) — Amid political pressure and calls Eino and Elsie (Toivonen) Kuusisto. Ronald married MaryAnn for his resignation, Republican Schmidt on Dec. 29, 1969. Gov. Paul LePage on Tuesday Ronald served his country in the U.S. suggested that he might be con- Marine Corps as a Naval Air Technician. He sidering stepping aside, but was an active member of Our Redeemer seemed to reject the idea entirely Lutheran Church, Menasha. Ronald was a hours later in a tweet, saying, firearm enthusiast, and was an active member “The reports of my political of the NRA. He enjoyed hunting and fishing demise are greatly exaggerated.” when he was able. Ronald was always willing Meanwhile, House Republi- to help others in need. His greatest enjoyment cans prepared to gather Tuesday came from his time he was able to spend with evening in Augusta to figure out his family, and dear friends, Martin, Steve, potential ramifications for LeP- Chuck, Norman and Bill. Ronald G. age’s latest crisis while Ronald is survived by his loving wife of 46 Kuusisto Sr. Democrats promoted a rally near years, MaryAnn; his three children, Donna 1943 — 2016 the Blaine House to call for the Kuusisto, Menasha, Ronald Jr. (Charney), governor to resign. Appleton, and Joseph, Neenah; his mother, LePage, who already had a Elsie; 10 grandchildren, Nick Kuusisto, Cham- tempestuous relationship with pagne Hund, Sierra Hund, Ronald Kuusisto lawmakers, has been criticized in III, Cal King, Garret King, Kansas King, recent days for an obscene voice- Joseph Kuusisto Jr., Jacob Kuusisto, and mail he left for a Democratic leg- Rylee Kuusisto; his brother, William “Bill” Veteran islator and for blaming minori- ties for the state’s heroin crisis. Kuusisto; and sister, Elizabeth Kuusisto. Democratic lawmakers have Associated Press Ronald is further survived by his foster child, Steve Breeze; warned that LePage was coming MAINE GOV. Paul LePage speaks during a conference of New England’s governors and eastern Canada’s pre- and many nieces, nephews and cousins. unhinged, and they called for a miers to discuss closer regional collaboration, Monday, in Boston. He was preceded in death by his father, William Eino; and a sister and brother-in-law: Marilyn (Dave) Cunningham. political intervention. demise are greatly exaggerated,’” providing data. binder. Speaking Tuesday on WVOM- LePage wrote. LePage has blamed liberals In 2014, according to the FBI’s Memorial service for Ronald will be noon on Saturday, Sept. FM radio, LePage apologized for Senate Democratic Leader for inserting race into his com- Criminal Justice Information 10, at Valley Funeral Home in Appleton, with Rev Stephanie his tirade last week against Rep. Justin Alfond called the tweet ments and distorting his mean- Service, 1,211 people were Lorenz officiating. Visitation will be held at the funeral home Drew Gattine and said it was backpedaling and an example of ing. arrested for selling or making on Saturday morning beginning at 10 a.m. until the hour of “unacceptable and totally my LePage’s “erratic” and “trou- At a town hall in North drugs in Maine. Of those, 170 — service. fault.” LePage said he intends to bling” behavior. Berwick on Aug. 24, he said he or 14 percent — were black. “Sisu proud,” an expression of Finnish character meaning make amends, and he is sched- “One moment he says he’s keeps photos of drug dealers There are signs of exaspera- stoic determination, grit, bravery, guts, resilience, persever- uled to meet with Gattine on doing the solemn soul-searching arrested in the state in a binder tion with LePage’s conduct ance and hardiness. Wednesday morning in Augusta. necessary to decide whether he is and claims it shows that 90 per- among Maine Republicans and He seemed to toy with the idea fit to serve,” Alfond said. “The cent of them “are black and His- Democrats alike. But any possi- of stepping down as governor, next moment, he’s shooting off a panic people from Waterbury, ble ramifications against LePage Leonard K. Perry saying if he has lost his ability to tweet saying he didn’t mean it.” Connecticut; the Bronx; and — who has repeatedly avoided convince Maine residents that he IRONWOOD TOWNSHIP, Mich. — Leonard K. Perry, 73, of On Thursday, LePage left a Brooklyn.” punishment and retained his Ironwood Township, died unexpectedly Sunday, Aug. 28, 2016, is the right person for the job, voicemail message for Gattine LePage told reporters his base of political support — are in his home. “maybe it is the time to move on.” that said, “I am after you,” and repeated mentioning of the race unclear. “I’m not going to say I’m not then told reporters he wished he of drug traffickers is relevant Republican Senate President He was born May 19, 1943, in South Bend, Ind., son of the going to finish it,” LePage said. could challenge Gattine to a duel because when you go to war, “you Mike Thibodeau and Republican late Francis and Ruth (Hutt) Perry. “I’m not saying I am going to fin- and point a gun “right between shoot at the enemy.” House Minority Leader Ken Fre- He was married to the former Laura E. Richards on May 30, ish it.” his eyes.” “And the enemy right now, the dette met with LePage at the 1964, at St. Joseph Catholic Church in Milwaukee. Laura pre- When asked by WGME-TV LePage said at the time that overwhelming majority of people Blaine House on Monday night. ceded him in death on May 23, 2010. hours later about whether he his reaction was warranted coming in are people of color or The two had earlier called for Leonard was employed at Fisher Body in Kalamazoo from was considering resigning, LeP- because he heard Gattine had people of Hispanic origin,” LeP- “corrective action” but didn’t 1968 until moving to Ironwood Township in 1984. He then age said “I am looking at every called him a racist. Gattine has age said. He said that heroin elaborate on what that might be. worked at Norco Windows in Marenisco until 1997, when he option available to my family.” repeatedly denied calling LePage traffickers are mostly minorities House Majority Leader Jeff went to work for Peter Koruga and Sons Construction in He said his daughter has been a racist. while whites are largely respon- McCabe, a Democrat, said that Wakefield, retiring as warehouse supervisor in 2008. “harassed enormously.” Previously, the governor has sible for methamphetamine LePage has crossed a line but Leonard enjoyed hunting, feeding the deer and going to A tweet later in the day complained about out-of-state crimes in Maine. that he and other lawmakers camp in Marenisco with his son, Jim. He was an avid Detroit seemed to specifically rule out drug dealers named “D-Money, LePage on Tuesday said the may reconsider their calls for Lions and Tigers fan. resignation. Smoothie, Shifty” impregnating photos in his binder come from resignation if the governor Surviving are his son, Jim (Tammy), Ironwood Township; “Regarding rumors of resigna- young white girls and has press reports of drug arrests, not agrees to seek professional help daughter, Paula (Marty) Westeen, Plover, Wis.; grandson, tion, to paraphrase Mark Twain: blamed a rise in infectious dis- scientific data. The Associated for his behavior and outlines a Nathan Westeen, Plover; brother, Ed (Karen), Las Vegas; and ‘The reports of my political eases on immigrants without Press has requested a copy of the treatment plan. brothers- and sisters-in-law, Peter and Kay Koruga and Shizue Richards, all of Wakefield, Margie Richards, Ypsilanti; and Eino Piilola, of Hurley, Wis. Besides his parents and wife, Leonard was predeceased by a brother, Hank; sisters, Audrey Howe and Mary Eggleston; California farmworkers on edge over historic overtime bill brothers-in-law, Jack and Earl Richards; and sister-in-law, MENDOTA, Calif. (AP) — wide variety of crops in Califor- them out of the state, but he does- than three decades before his death. Jean Piilola. Many California farmworkers nia’s fertile Central Valley for n’t buy the argument. Farmers vehemently oppose it, Out of respect for his wishes, cremation has taken place. who make up the backbone of the more than two decades and says “The growers can’t leave,” and third-generation almond and Private family services and inurnment will be held. nation’s No. 1 agricultural state he could make another $60 week- Najera said. “They can’t take their olive farmer Pat Ricchiuti said Memorial contributions may be made to the American on Tuesday were praising historic ly. That would give him more pur- dirt with them.” approval by Brown could prompt Heart Association, 3816 Paysphere Circle, Chicago, IL 60674. legislation that brings them closer chasing power to buy better food The 35-year-old father of four him to cut his workers’ take-home Arrangements have been entrusted to McKevitt-Patrick to receiving the same overtime and clothes for his wife and three also has parents back in Mexico, pay by as much as 33 percent. The Funeral Home and Cremation Services of Ironwood. Condo- pay as the rest of the state’s work- children and ease his stress over who rely on money he regularly Fresno Country farmer says he lences may be expressed online at mckevittpatrickfuneral- ers who are paid by the hour. paying down bills. sends. He earns about $33,000 a and others he know would home.com. If signed into law by Gov. Jerry “For me, it’s discrimination,” year and said he has worked seven respond by limiting crews to eight Brown, a new overtime bill would said Reyes, finishing up a day har- days a week since March this year. hours by finding other workers put California at the forefront vesting green tomatoes near the The added overtime pay he expects and increasing their use of farm nationally of farm labor pay and town of Mendota. to receive will correct a longstand- machinery. mark a victory in the fight to But other farmworkers are ner- ing injustice so farm workers are “It is really, really sad,” he said. improve farmworkers rights in the vous about California farmers’ no longer treated as second class “The only people getting hurt in After decades old movement launched claims that the higher overtime California employees, Najera said. this are the workers.” AVAILABLE by Cesar Chavez, the legendary pay could hurt them economically Under the current law, Califor- Ricchuiti argued that farming The Storms co-founder of the National Farm and outprice California products nia employers must pay time-and-a- shouldn’t be compared to other A Community Pictorial Review ONLY Workers Association who fought from the marketplace in favor of half to farmworkers after 10 hours a industries, because it is seasonal, for higher farm worker pay. crops grown in other states and day or 60 hours a week. Lawmakers susceptible to unpredictable at the Brown, a Democrat, has not countries. in Sacramento on Monday sent the weather and the availability of said whether he will sign the law Gonzalo Najera, who drives a legislation to Brown that would give water, a scarce resource in Daily Globe that would be the first of its kind tractor on Salinas Valley’s lettuce, them overtime after eight hours in a drought-stricken California, he for the United States. carrots and broccoli fields, said day or 40 hours a week. It is backed said. Each of these limit when he business Florentino Reyes, 48, has been some farmers are saying the extra by the United Farm Workers, which needs workers to certain times of picking tomatoes and working a overtime payments could drive Chavez helped found in 1962, more the year, he said. office. Mon.-Fri. 9am-4pm

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Exp. ______CVV ______DAILY GLOBE 118 E. McLeod Ave., Ironwood, MI 49938 • 906-932-2211 THE DAILY GLOBE • YOURDAILYGLOBE.COM WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 31, 2016 l 9 THURSDAYSPORTS FOOTBALL Mercer-Butternut prepares for first-ever home game By JASON JUNO ing repainting the field, putting the rest of the fencing just fine. We need to play better, coach better and eventu- [email protected] around the field and making sure the concessions are done. ally all the pieces will come together.” MERCER, Wis. — The Mercer-Butternut Pioneers have Their most recent addition to the field was a football The Pioneers were led in last week's loss to Sevastopol taken care of a lot of the football program's firsts already scoreboard purchased from Stanley-Boyd, which under- by running back and linebacker Tarrin St. Germaine, in the first two weeks. took a major field renovation and didn't need it anymore. rushing for 146 yards on 16 carries. Jace Scherwinski threw the first touchdown pass to “It found a home in Mercer,” Schoeneman said. “They “Tarrin is just a wonderful athlete,” Schoeneman said. Seth Scherwinski. Carl Wewasson intercepted the first gave us an outstanding price. … It looks very, very nice.” “He has a knack for running and a knack for tackling. His pass. They had their first lead in the very first game. The Pioneers have had leads in both of their losses to willingness to be physical has really impressed me. This is They'll knock another first off the list Thursday when start the season. really my first time working with Tarrin on an athletic they play at home for the first time ever. They also hope to They gave up three unanswered touchdowns in the sec- field and his desire for contact is greater than I ever had in do something else for the first time: Win. ond half of both games, all but one in the fourth quarter, my wildest dreams.” Bowler/Gresham comes to Carow Park in Mercer Thurs- perhaps a sign of fatigue for the new program. Bowler-Gresham lost its only game of the season, 51-0 day at 5 p.m. for a much-anticipated game. “I would say mentally and physically,” Schoeneman to Oneida Nation last week. Oneida Nation comes to Mer- “I can say it's extremely important, extremely exciting said. “We have to remember we're in our first year and cer next Saturday. and we're looking forward to bringing football to the Mer- we're not going to go out and beat the Green Bay Packers Schoeneman hopes the communities come out to see the cer and Butternut community,” coach Matt Schoeneman or the Wisconsin Badgers or some of the top 11-man teams first home game Thursday. said. in the state. We have to compete for four quarters, not just “As I always say, I hope our entire community, or com- The field will be ready to go by game time, he said. three. munities, come out and see the measure of our progress to Bowler-Gresham There were some minor projects to finish this week, includ- “If we can get over that fourth-quarter hurdle, we'll be date,” he said. at Mercer-Butternut, Thursday, 5 p.m. Ontonagon looks to build off opening win By PAT KRAUSE [email protected] ONTONAGON — Head coach Ben Mayer was hoping to get off to good start in Ontonagon's sea- son opener, because the Gladia- tors have some real good ath- letes on the team. But Onton- agon is also a small team with a small roster, so Mayer wasn't sure what to expect. Mayer said the Gladiators passed their first test with flying colors as they overcame Superior Central 36-8. "The win was real big," Mayer said. "I knew we had the tools, but you don't know for sure until you play. We weren't bad. Supe- rior Central is going to be a real good team. We tackled well, got some turnovers that led to points and bent but didn't break on defense. Jason Juno/Daily Globe And Mayer found out he had a IRONWOOD’S IAN Averitt, left, tries to get away from Hurley’s Devin Czerneski during Friday night’s game at Longyear Field in Ironwood. "scary" running back in Jaden Weisinger. Weisinger is only 5- 10 and weighs 150 pounds, but Mayer said he has very good acceleration and can get outside Red Devils seek turnaround against Hancock as well as break tackles. BY PAT KRAUSE and Nathan Ruotsala played well on both sides of the "He's a good all-around ath- [email protected] ball. lete," Mayer said. "Jaden had IRONWOOD — Even though the Ironwood Red Devils And Niemi said moral victories and fans saying "you lost to Hurley for the 11th straight time, it was obvious to played hard" is getting old fast. nearly everyone at Longyear Field that Ironwood has an "The wins have to start coming in quick," Niemi said. GLADIATORS page 10 — improved team this year. Games two through nine will "It would be huge to get a win this week. It would get the tell how much they've improved. monkey off our back." "Hurley is a tough test for game one," Red Devil coach Ironwood hosts Hancock in a West-PAC battle tomor- Ryan Niemi said. "We can't give our kids Hurley's game row at 6 p.m. CDT. speed in our own scrimmages." The Bulldogs usually reside near the bottom of the The Midgets jumped on Ironwood early, but the Red West-PAC Conference standings and last year finished Conference.Hancock at Ironwood, Thursday, 6 p.m. Devils had two sustained drives into Hurley territory with a 1-5 conference record and 1-8 overall. "They've got a lot of kids," Niemi said. "They look quick before coughing the ball up on fumbles. In a recent pre-season poll of West-PAC coaches con- on film and look to have good team speed. They run a lit- "Offensively, we came out hard in our second and third ducted by The Daily Globe, Hancock was picked to finish tle spread (offense). They lost to Lake Linden by two drives," Niemi said. "Those two drives controlled the sixth out of eight teams. points last week and looked decent on film." clock and kept the ball away from Hurley's offense. That But something may be stirring in Hancock. New head Niemi said Ironwood will need to play better this week was our strategy. Even one score would have been huge coach Ted Holmstrom has 60 players out for football and to come away with that elusive first victory. for the kids. But the fumbles? We had plenty of other 31 on the varsity and some coaches think they may be the "The key is tackling and reading our keys," Niemi said. chances after that." "sleeper" in the conference. "We can't give up 37 points and we have to score. Every- Niemi said the line did not sustain their blocks well Lineman Reece Anderson returns after being selected thing must get better. and the backs have to run through contact better. After to the 2015 First Team West-PAC All-Conference team "I'd be happy to see the crowd show up like the one we Baraga at Ontonagon, reviewing the video tape, Niemi did say Charlie Gotta and running back Alex Dewald made Second Team All- had last week." Thursday, 7 p.m. EDT Panthers go to Stephenson By PAT KRAUSE [email protected] EWEN – New coach Brandon Ward thought his team won three quarters of their first game of the season, but Carney- Nadeau rallied for 22 fourth- quarter points and snatched away the victory. “We had way too many mis- takes and turnovers (eight),” Ward said. “It was a learning experience for our young guys who hadn’t played much, but E-TC at were now starters. It was their Stephenson, first real game and I’m expecting Thursday, 7 huge improvements from game p.m. EDT one to two.” Eagles and hadn’t had a chance Ward said there were posi- to break it down. tives coming out of the Carney- Ward said Stephenson won by Nadeau game. forfeit in week one because “I thought we shot off the ball Baraga had too many players well and we played with lots of out because of illness. He has enthusiasm,” Ward said. “We heard through the grapevine ran the offense well.” that Stephenson is a small, Ward said there were some shifty team. impressive individual perfor- But Ward feels E-TC controls mances such as Jake Witt, who its own destiny in attempting to was playing football for the first pick up its first win. time, making seven receptions “We have to cut down our mis- for 173 yards and two TDs. takes and turnovers and when Defensively, Witt had 10 tackles people get injured, the fill-ins and a sack. must do the job,” he said. Quarterback Austin Berglund Ward said getting that first played well with little game win early in the season is a big experience and Trace Gagnon momentum-builder that can proved to be a “downhill run- carry over for the rest of the sea- ner.” son. The Panthers travel to “We can’t let one game affect Stephenson Thursday for a 7 the next game,” he said. “There p.m. EDT Western 8 conference can’t be any carry-over. I look at Bryce Derouin/Daily Mining Gazette (Houghton) game and Ward said he had just it like we won three quarters, EWEN-TROUT Creek's Robert Peltola comes down with an interception against Carney-Nadeau Thursday in Ewen. received his scouting tape on the now let’s win four.” 10 l WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 31, 2016 SPORTS THE DAILY GLOBE • YOURDAILYGLOBE.COM Daily Globe Scoreboard DENVER BRONCOS — Waived WR Football Bralon Addison and OT Kyle Roberts. Obradovich leads in W-M volleyball win Released P Britton Colquitt. Placed TE Garrett Graham on injured reserve. EWEN — Rachel Obradovich led Wakefield- Hancock atThursday Ironwood, 6 GREEN BAY PACKERS — Released Marenisco with 14 kills and 19 digs in the Cardinals’ 3- Ewen-Trout Creek at Stephenson, 7 WR Harvey Binford and P Tim Masthay. EDT Placed TE Kennard Backman, RB John 2 win over Ewen-Trout Creek Monday night. Baraga at Ontonagon, 7 EDT Crockett, C Jacob Flores, TE Mitchell She also had two aces. Bowler at Mercer-Butternut, 5 Henry and G Josh Walker on injured W-M’s Darienne Korpi had three kills, nine assits reserve. Claimed P Jacob Schum off and 10 digs. Ebanie Delich tallied six kills, a team-best West Iron CountyFriday at Hurley, 6 waivers from Tampa Bay. Gogebic Miners at Bark River-Harris, 6 HOUSTON TEXANS — Waived DT seven aces and 16 digs. Abby Ahonen had three kills, Ra'Zahn Howard, WR Tevin Jones, LBs a team-high 12 assists and seven digs. NFL PreseasonAll Times EDT Ryan Langford and Carlos Thompson, “Great defense and long volleys from both teams,” Thursday's Games WR Josh Lenz and Ts Matt Pierson and W-M coach Jessica Novascone said. “Great way to Arturo Uzdavinis. Waived/injured DE Miami 17, Atlanta 6 start our season with an intense game that really made Seattle 27, Dallas 17 Jeoffrey Pagan, LB Gerald Rivers and CB Friday's Games Duke Thomas. Placed S Kurtis Drum- the players work.” New England 19, Carolina 17 mond, K Ka'imi Fairbairn and C Nich Mar- Cards beat Brewers Washington 21, Buffalo 16 tin on injured reserve. Placed S Lonnie Tampa Bay 30, Cleveland 13 Ballentine on the reserve/PUP list. Pittsburgh 27, New Orleans 14 JACKSONVILLE JAGUARS — Waived MILWAUKEE (AP) — Zach Duke stranded the Green Bay 21, San Francisco 10 DE Bjoern Werner and TE Nic Jacobs. bases loaded with a strikeout in the 10th inning after Saturday's Games Placed S James Sample on injured Randal Grichuk hit an RBI single in the top half of the Kansas City 23, Chicago 7 reserve. Philadelphia 33, Indianapolis 23 KANSAS CITY CHIEFS — Placed LB inning, lifting the St. Louis Cardinals over the Milwau- Baltimore 30, Detroit 9 Justin Houston on the PUP list. Placed LB kee Brewers 2-1 on Tuesday night. Tennessee 27, Oakland 14 Josh Mauga on injured reserve. Waived Seung Hwan Oh (4-2) pitched out of a jam in the N.Y. Giants 21, N.Y. Jets 20 WR Mitch Mathews. ninth to get the win. Duke got his first save with the Denver 17, Los Angeles 9 LOS ANGELES RAMS — Waived K Sunday's Games Taylor Bertolet, TEs Benson Browne and Cardinals by entering to strike out pinch-hitter Manny Minnesota 23, San Diego 10 Jake Stoneburner, DB Michael Caputo, Pina after Matt Bowman walked three batters. Houston 34, Arizona 24 DT Zach Colvin, OLs Brian Folkerts and The Cardinals' Jhonny Peralta led off the 10th with Jacksonville 26, Cincinnati 21 Jordan Swindle, LB Darreon Herring, FB Zach Laskey, S Jordan Lomax, WRs Mar- a single off Corey Knebel (0-2) and moved to third on quez North and David Richards, LS Jeff Yadier Molina's ground-rule double. Jeremy Hazelbak- Transactions Overbaugh and QB Dylan Thompson. er, who pinch ran for Peralta, scored the winning run Activated T Rob Havenstein from the PUP on Grichuk's flare to right. BASEBALL list. Terminated the contract of DL Quin- science and Al Ambrosia hockey opera- Tampa Bay 4, Boston 3 American League ton Coples. tions coordinator. Texas 8, Seattle 7 NEW YORK YANKEES — Optioned MIAMI DOLPHINS — Placed DE Dion CAROLINA HURRICANES — Signed Houston 3, Oakland 1 RHP Kirby Yates to Pulaski (Appalachi- Jordan and LB Zach Vigil on the reserve general manager Ron Francis to a con- N.Y. Yankees at Kansas City an). Recalled LHP Chasen Shreve from non-football injury list.MINNESOTA tract extension through the 2018-19 sea- Cincinnati at L.A. Angels Scranton/Wilkes-Barre (IL). Acquired OF VIKINGS — Waived DE Theiren Cockran, son. Wednesday's Games Tito Polo and LHP Stephen Tarpley from Ts Sean Hickey and Austin Shepherd, TE DETROIT RED WINGS — Signed a Chicago White Sox (Sale 15-7) at Pittsburgh to complete the Aug. 1 trade Brian Leonhardt, DT Claudell Louis. WRs two-year affiliation agreement with Toledo Detroit (Verlander 14-7), 1:10 p.m. for RHP Ivan Nova. Marken Michel, Troy Stoudermire and (ECHL). Tampa Bay (Smyly 6-11) at Boston BASKETBALL Terrell Sinkfield, LB Terrance Plummer SOCCER (Wright 13-6), 1:35 p.m. National Basketball Association and QB Brad Sorensen. Released C John National Women's Soccer League Seattle (Hernandez 9-4) at Texas DENVER NUGGETS — Traded F Jof- Sullivan. Waived/injured DT Scott Crich- SEATTLE REIGN — Announced G (Perez 8-10), 2:05 p.m. frey Lauvergne to Oklahoma City for two ton and S Antone Exum, Jr. Placed G Hope Solo has ended her season with the Oakland (Detwiler 1-3) at Houston 2017 second-round draft picks. Mike Harris on the reserve/non-football ill- team. (Fiers 9-6), 2:10 p.m. Women's National ness list. COLLEGE Cincinnati (Finnegan 8-9) at L.A. Basketball Association NEW ENGLAND PATRIOTS — AUBURN — Suspended DB Stephen Angels (Nolasco 4-12), 7:05 p.m. LOS ANGELES SPARKS — Signed F- Released LB Ramon Humber, OL Keavon Roberts from Saturday's opener against Toronto (Sanchez 12-2) at Baltimore C Sandrine Gruda. Waived G Whitney Milton and TE Steven Scheu. Placed RB Clemson following his arrest on two mis- (Gallardo 4-6), 7:05 p.m. Knight. Dion Lewis and T Sebastian Vollmer on demeanor charges. Minnesota (Dean 1-4) at Cleveland FOOTBALL the reserve/PUP list. FURMAN — Named Leo Mazzone spe- (Kluber 14-8), 7:10 p.m. National Football League NEW YORK GIANTS — Waived WR cial advisor to the baseball program. N.Y. Yankees (Cessa 4-0) at Kansas ARIZONA CARDINALS — Placed CB Kadron Boone, DTs Greg Milhouse and HOFSTRA — Named Torin Varn City (Kennedy 9-9), 8:15 p.m. Elie Bouka on injured reserve. Davon Coleman, LS Tyler Ott, RB Mar- women's assistant lacrosse coach. Thursday's Games Daver Karnosky/Daily Mining Gazette (Houghton) Waived/injured CB Alan Ball. shaun Coprich, DB Joe Powell, Ss Ben- GEORGIA TECH — Named Paul Grif- Chicago White Sox at Minnesota, 8:10 BUFFALO BILLS — Acquired LB nett Jackson and Cooper Taylor, DE Mike GOGEBIC'S TIM Rowe and Lily Wieringa run at runs at the cross country race at Kilpela Farm in Atlantic Mine fin interim athletic director. p.m. Lerentee McCray from Green Bay for an Rose, WR K.J. Maye, OL Shane McDer- Tuesday. Rowe placed seventh in the LEES-MCRAE — Named Garrett Feim- undisclosed 2018 draft pick. Released mott and WR Myles White. ster strength and conditioning coach. National League LBs David Hawthorne and Eric Striker, LS Waived/injured TEs Matt LaCosse and All Times EDT OKLAHOMA — Named Lou Rosselli Reid Ferguson, C Robert Kugler, WR Ryan Malleck and FB Nikita Whitlock. East Division wrestling coach. Greg Little, TE Jimmay Mundine, DTs Placed OL Byron Stingily on injured WLPct GB PURCHASE — Announced baseball Alameda Ta'amu and Justin Zimmer and reserve. Washington 77 55 .583 — Miners’ boys take 2nd at Jeffers coach Adam Taraska has been named QB Austin Trainor. Waived/injured CB NEW YORK JETS — Waived/injured S New York 68 64 .515 9 intramurals and recreation coordinator. Jonathan Dowling, TE Chris Gragg and T Dion Bailey, RBs Romar Morris and Jake Miami 67 65 .508 10 SOUTH CAROLINA STATE — Named ATLANTIC MINE— The Gogebic Miners boys Justin Renfrow. Placed WR Marcus Ceresna. Philadelphia 60 72 .455 17 Boys Trevor Deloach men's assistant basket- Houghton (29): 1, Nick Wilson, 17:34; 3, Seth Helman, 17:55; 4, Clayton Sayen, 18:08; Easley and LB Shaq Lawson on the PITTSBURGH STEELERS — Placed Atlanta 49 83 .371 28 cross country team finished second behind champi- ball coach. 10, Leif Odegard, 19:09; 11, Nikolai Huotari, 19:10 reserve/PUP list. Placed WR Kolby Lis- TE Ladarius Green on the PUP list. Central Division on Houghton at Tuesday’s Jeffers cross country TEXAS RIO GRANDE VALLEY — Gogebic 55): 7, Tim Rowe, 18:34; 9, Isaiah Aili, 19:08; 12, Devon Byers, 19:32; 13T, tenbee as reserve/non-football injury list. SAN DIEGO CHARGERS — Placed WLPct GB Named David Claybrooks assistant track meet. Cade Mazzon, 19:40; 13T, Uriaha Aili, 19:40 Placed LB Reggie Ragland as injured RB Branden Oliver and G Donavon Clark Chicago 84 47 .641 — and field coach. Calumet (87): 2, Mitchell Delong, 17:46; 8, David Golas, 19:07; 21, Davin Lehto, 20:56; reserve. on injured reserve. Waived/injured WR St. Louis 70 61 .534 14 Houghton had 29 points in the victory and Goge- WESTERN NEW ENGLAND — 23, Ilhan Onder, 21:06; 33, Tyler Johnson, 22:09 CAROLINA PANTHERS — Javontee Herndon and Ts Zamir Carlis Pittsburgh 67 63 .515 16½ Announced the retirement of director of bic had 55, well ahead of third-place Calumet (87). Chassell (111): 6, Hunter Rautiola, 18:24; 18, Karsten Kytta, 20:23; 22, Jake Holmes, Waived/injured S Trenton Robinson and and Tyler Johnstone and RB Dreamius Milwaukee 56 76 .424 28½ athletic publications Ken Cerino. Tim Rowe led Gogebic with a seventh-place fin- 20:57; 24, Kurtis Kytta, 21:07; P Mike Scifres. Placed WR LaRon Byrd Smith. Waived QB Zach Mettenberger. Cincinnati 55 75 .423 28½ YALE — Named Erika Eipp women's Republic/Michigamme (141): 19, Jake Carlson, 20:34; 28, Andrew Olender, 21:49; 29, and DE Rakim Cox on injured reserve. Released WR James Jones. Received a West Division ish and Isaiah Aili was ninth. assistant lacrosse coach. Marcus Vetangle, 21:55; 31, Alex Dupont, 21:58; 34, Chris Anbuehl, 22:11 Placed CB Leonard Johnson on the roster exemption for DE Joey Bosa. WLPct GB “Our boys really stepped up and showed that SEATTLE SEAHAWKS — Los Angeles 73 58 .557 — Hancock (143): 16, Murphy Mallow, 19:58; 17, Eli McParlan, 20:10; 25, Jakob Vettori, reserve/non-football injury list. they can compete in the West-PAC Conference,” 21:22; 40, Jake Lang, 23:44; 45, Matt Monette, 24:26 CHICAGO BEARS — Waived LB Jar- Waived/injured RB George Farmer, CB Baseball San Francisco 71 59 .546 1½ Trovon Reed, DE Josh Shirley and WR Colorado 63 68 .481 10 Jeffers (180): 20, Jackson Rocchi, 20:41; 30, Dominick Nettell, 21:57; 38, Brennan Lar- rett Grace. Waived/injured LB Lamin Bar- Gogebic coach Lauren Korpi said. “Tim Rowe con- son, 22:55; 42, Aiden Kinnunen, 24:13; 50, Ted Ruohonen, 28:05 row. Placed LB Roy Robertson-Harris on Kevin Smith. Waived RB Zac Brooks, LBs Arizona 55 76 .420 18 tinues to lead the team, but all of our boys are so reserve/non-football illness list. Placed OL Quayshawn Nealy and Pete Robertson, G San Diego 55 76 .420 18 AmericanAll Times League EDT Girls Hroniss Grasu and QB Connor Shaw on Kristjan Sokoli and C Patrick Lewis. Tuesday's Games good. We had our top six boys finish in the top 15 1. Calumet (56): 5, Greta Peterson, 23:46; 6, Annie Tervo, 23:48; 7, Amara Berg, East Division injured reserve. TAMPA BAY BUCCANEERS — Washington 3, Philadelphia 2 23:52; 14, Macy Riutta, 24:39; 24, Lexi Kangas, 26:41 W L Pct GB in the meet.” CINCINNATI BENGALS — Terminated Waived/injured WR Donteea Dye. Waived Atlanta 7, San Diego 3 2. Houghton (61): 1, Annabel Needham, 22:02; 9, Maddy Lehman, 24:03; 13, Megan Toronto 75 57 .568 — The Gogebic girls took sixth with Calumet win- the contract of WR Brandon Tate. Placed OL Joel Hale. Placed WR receiver Louis N.Y. Mets 7, Miami 4 Vlahos, 24:38; 16, Carly Ronis, 24:56; 22, Morgan Colling, 26:15 Boston 73 59 .553 2 DT Brandon Thompson on the Murphy and G J.R. Sweezy on the Chicago Cubs 3, Pittsburgh 0 ning the team title. 3. Chassell (87): 12, Jenna Pietila, 24:37; 15, Gwen Kangas, 24:43; 17, Maelene Baltimore 72 60 .545 3 reserve/PUP list. Placed DT Andrew reserve/PUP list. Re-signed LB Jeremiah St. Louis 2, Milwaukee 1, 10 innings Warren, 25:31; 20, Meg Hokenson, 26:12:05; 23, Briah Maki, 26:34 New York 67 63 .515 7 Lily Wieringa led the Miners in 10th place. Billings on injured reserve. Waived/injured George and S Kimario McFadden. L.A. Dodgers at Colorado, ppd. 4. Hancock (107): 11, Allyson Fenton, 24:35; 18, Makema Nuttall, 25:35; 21, Greta Tampa Bay 56 75 .427 18½ WR Mario Alford. Waived K Jonathan TENNESSEE TITANS — Waived RB Cincinnati at L.A. Angels “Our girls team continues to improve led by Berg, 26:12:99; 28, Miranda McClellan, 27:30; 29, Annie Miller, 27:36 Central Division Brown from injured reserve. David Cobb and WR Jarrod West. Arizona at San Francisco senior Lily Wieringa, securing her first top-10 fin- 5. West Iron County (143): 3, Taylor Clarke, 23:16; 32, Kalie Dennis, 28:42; 34, Piper W L Pct GB CLEVELAND BROWNS — Signed P WASHINGTON REDSKINS — Wednesday's Games Passamani, 29:19; 25, Rudi Passamani, 29:27; 39, Olivia Rozine, 31:39 Cleveland 75 56 .573 — ish of the season today,” Korpi said. Michael Palardy. Waived DB Tim Scott. Released LB Perry Riley and DL Stephen L.A. Dodgers (Stripling 3-5) at Colorado 6. Gogebic (170): 10, Lily Wieringa, 24:13; 37, Liz Makela, 31:01; 40, Abby Ahonen, Detroit 71 61 .538 4½ DALLAS COWBOYS — Waived G Paea. Waived/injured WR Reggie Diggs. (Hoffman 0-2), 3:10 p.m. 31:41; 41, Evelyn Hokans, 31:43; 42, Jessica Hegblom, 32:15 Kansas City 69 62 .527 6 Mike McQueen, WRs Richard Mullaney Placed TE Derek Carrier on the Arizona (Miller 2-9) at San Francisco Chicago 63 68 .481 12 and Rodney Smith and C Dan Buchholz. reserve/PUP list. Placed RB Keith Mar- (Moore 8-10), 3:45 p.m. Minnesota 49 83 .371 26½ Waived/injured DB Arjen Colquhoun and shall in injured reserve. Cincinnati (Finnegan 8-9) at L.A. West Division LB Henoc Muamba. Placed QB Kellen Canadian Football League Angels (Nolasco 4-12), 7:05 p.m. W L Pct GB Moore on injured reserve. Placed TE WINNIPEG BLUE BOMBERS — Washington (Gonzalez 9-9) at Philadel- Texas 79 54 .594 — James Hanna on the reserve/PUP list. Released LB Herve Tonye-Tonye from phia (Morgan 1-8), 7:05 p.m. Houston 70 62 .530 8½ Placed LB Jaylon Smith on the the practice roster. Miami (Phelps 7-6) at N.Y. Mets (Colon Vikings: QB Bridgewater has Seattle 68 64 .515 10½ reserve/non-football injury list. HOCKEY 12-7), 7:10 p.m. Los Angeles 57 74 .435 21 DETROIT LIONS — Placed WR Corey National Hockey League San Diego (Clemens 2-3) at Atlanta Oakland 57 75 .432 21½ Fuller and TE Brandon Pettigrew on the ARIZONA COYOTES — Named Jim (Wisler 5-11), 7:10 p.m. Tuesday's Games reserve/PUP list. Waived CB Brandon Hammett, Rick Beckfeld and Sergei Pittsburgh (Vogelsong 3-3) at Chicago Baltimore 5, Toronto 3 McGee. Claimed LB Jayson DiManche off Juznetsov amateur scouts. Named Brett Cubs (Hammel 13-7), 8:05 p.m. dislocated knee, torn ACL Cleveland 5, Minnesota 4 waivers from Cincinnati. Waived LB Stewart European player development St. Louis (Weaver 1-1) at Milwaukee Detroit 8, Chicago White Sox 4 Dominique Tovell. coach, Brad Rossen director of statistical (Garza 4-6), 8:10 p.m. EDEN PRAIRIE, Minn. (AP) keeping the rest of his team from times during practices. — Minnesota Vikings quarter- losing focus and confidence. Hill started eight games for back Teddy Bridgewater is Zimmer addressed the team in the Rams in 2014, throwing eight expected to miss at least the next full and was clearly upset for touchdown passes and seven Kinsler, Jones lead Tigers to comeback win season while recovering from a Bridgewater, a player he quickly interceptions. Other than that, DETROIT (AP) — Ian Kinsler broke out of a innings. dislocated left knee and torn bonded with after he was drafted he has thrown a total of 23 pass- slump and helped the Detroit Tigers win Tuesday Matt Albers (2-6) took the loss, allowing three anterior cruciate ligament after a in the first round in 2014. But he es dating back to 2010. night. runs in the sixth after relieving Anthony Ranaudo. freak practice injury on Tuesday. also tried to steer the team's "I have confidence in Shaun," At the end of the game, though, everyone was Chicago went ahead with three runs in the sec- Bridgewater was taken by focus back to the field as the Zimmer said. "I think he's played paying attention to JaCoby Jones. ond. Frazier provided the first two with his 33rd ambulance to a hospital after players prepare for their presea- great this preseason. He's been Jones had two hits and two RBIs in his major homer, but Norris couldn't stop the rally there. crumpling to the turf during son finale against the Los Ange- in 2-minute drills. He's done a league debut, including a sixth-inning double to Omar Narvaez walked, took third on Tyler Saladi- practice, and the team les Rams on Thursday night and phenomenal job." give the Tigers a 4-3 lead. no's double and scored on Adam Eaton's groundout. announced hours later that his the season opener at Tennessee The Vikings were counting on "This is simply amazing," Jones said. "I don't The White Sox loaded the bases with two outs in knee also had "other structural on Sept. 11. Bridgewater to take some major know any other words to describe this. Just amaz- the fourth, but Norris was able to induce an inning- damage" that will need to be "I'm not going to let this team steps forward after a promising ing." ending groundout from Tim Anderson. repaired in a surgery that will be feel sorry for itself," Zimmer said start to his career. He helped Jones found out Monday night that he was being "That's really been our Achilles heel all season," scheduled in the coming days. before the full details of his lead the Vikings to the NFC called up as the Tigers juggled their roster before Chicago manager Robin Ventura said. "We get a But the team did say he had no injury were known. "We're going North championship last season the 40-man expansion on Thursday. He had time to lead, and we give ourselves a chance to add to it, nerve or arterial damage and it to grieve today and be upset as more of a game manager, but call his parents and get them to Comerica Park in and we don't take it." expects a full recovery after a about it. It's more about our feel- Zimmer and offensive coordina- time for the game. That proved important when Kinsler drove a "significant" rehabilitation. ings for Teddy and him as a per- tor Norv Turner had said they They watched from behind the plate as he added hanging curveball deep into the stands in left field "Teddy has already displayed son and getting better than it is expected him to be much more of an RBI single in the seventh. to make it 3-2 in the fifth. the attitude needed to overcome about anything else. Teddy's a a playmaker in 2016. "That's the biggest thing — having them here to Ranaudo returned for the sixth, but was yanked this injury and attack his rehab," great kid and he'll be back as Bridgewater missed the sec- see it after all the years they put up with my base- after allowing a leadoff double to J.D. Martinez. said Eric Sugarman, the director soon as he possibly can if it is ond preseason game with a sore ball schedule," he said. Justin Upton greeted Albers with a tying single to of sports medicine and head ath- real bad. But we're going to keep shoulder, but was sharp Sunday Kinsler came into the game hitting .085 (4 for center, and Jarrod Saltalamacchia walked. Jones letic trainer for the Vikings. fighting." against San Diego. He went 12 47) in his last 13 games, but he hit a two-run homer slapped a double down the right-field line for his Bridgewater suffered a non- Zimmer said he spoke to for 16 for 161 yards and a touch- in the fifth and added a two-run single in Detroit's first hit and first RBI. contact knee injury while drop- Bridgewater's mother several down in two quarters of work. four-run sixth inning. Kinsler followed with a two-run single to give ping back to pass, and it was so times to keep her updated, had "We're not going to stick our He didn't mind the spotlight shining on Jones. Detroit a 6-3 lead. Chicago got a run back in the jolting that coach Mike Zimmer some phone conversations with heads in the sand. We're going to "To have your first hit be a big one, with your seventh on Melky Cabrera's groundout, but Shane immediately ended practice. mentor Bill Parcells and even figure out a way," Zimmer said. family here, that's very cool to see," he said of his Greene struck out Jose Abreu and Justin Morneau Players were visibly distraught talked "in spirit" to his father "Everybody can count us out if rookie teammate. "He even got the post-game inter- with a runner on third. as they left the field, some hurl- Bill, an ex-coach who died last they want, but I think that'd be view and the ice-bucket shower. That's a great "That's what makes Detroit so good," Eaton said. ing expletives into the air and summer, about how to best han- the wrong thing to do." night for him." "You saw it yesterday and today. When they get others kneeling in prayer for one dle the situation. Zimmer said he has already Todd Frazier homered for Chicago. started offensively, they keep going. When they of the team's most popular play- "We're not going to stick our had preliminary discussions with Bruce Rondon (5-2) picked up the win in relief of have a chance to get more runs, they come up with ers. Moments later, a siren-blar- heads in the sand, we're not general manager Rick Spielman Daniel Norris, who allowed three runs in five a big hit. We haven't done that all year." ing ambulance rushed to team going to tuck our (tail between) about adding another quarter- headquarters to get the quarter- our legs," Zimmer said. "We're back if necessary, but the injury back to the hospital. not looking for excuses. We're likely puts even more emphasis It was a somber scene for a going to go out and fight like we on Adrian Peterson and the run- they are big and tough," Mayer shaken franchise, one that always do." ning game. Gladiators said. "They have a lot of new reported to training camp with There is little behind Bridge- The determined coach rattled starters and a new coach. It will designs on a Super Bowl run. water on the depth chart. Shaun off the names of 10 players that new players who are getting on be their size versus our good ath- "Sometimes the worst things Hill is the primary backup, but would be key to the team's suc- From page 9 the job training as they play. leticism. We'll try to use our happen to the best (people)," he's 36 years old and has played cess in 2016, driving home his Mayer said Ontonagon must speed. We should match-up OK." about 10 carries in the game and Vikings receiver Jarius Wright only sparingly over the last five point that "this isn't a one-man still get better at passing the Baraga did not play last week was in the mid 250s for yards." tweeted. "God has a plan." years. Taylor Heinicke, last deal." football, too. and Mayer said the keys to victo- Mayer said the Gladiators still About 2½ hours after the year's No. 3 quarterback, has "I can go down the line," Zim- The Gladiators will play their ry will be playing solid defense, have things they must "clean injury, Zimmer tried to straddle been out all preseason with an mer said, "and I'll take them home-opener against Baraga but the "big thing" will be limit- up." He said the team has a new the line between expressing con- injury, and undrafted rookie Joel with me into an alley anywhere." tomorrow at 7 p.m. EDT. ing their mistakes and no system on the offensive and cern for a beloved teammate and Stave has struggled mightily at defensive lines as well as some "We scrimmaged Baraga and turnovers. l THE DAILY GLOBE • YOURDAILYGLOBE.COM COMICS WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 31, 2016 11 DEFLOCKED Say goodbye to host before leaving party

Dear Annie: I’m wondering Dear Annie: My stepson was whether you could settle a dis- married in a small backyard cer- pute between my friend “Laura” and me. She thinks it’s rude to emony. His father and I were not “ghost” — leave parties without invited and were not even aware saying bye. I think it’s fine. of the wedding until after it was For example, last weekend, Dear over. Now, a year and a half our mutual friend had a barbe- Annie cue. This particular friend is a later, we are invited to a “wed- social butterfly, so there were ding reception.” He lives in probably close to 75 people there. ble to say bye to everyone I knew another state, and it is very diffi- I knew a dozen or so of the there, so I just said good night to MOTHER GOOSE & GRIMM guests. I enjoyed catching up cult to travel (for health and the people in my immediate with them and meeting some money reasons). I don’t want to vicinity and then stepped out new people, but after a couple of quietly. About an hour later, go, but my husband insists we hours, my socializing meter was Laura texted asking where I’d go. I won’t know many people, about up and I was ready to go gone. When I told her I was home and get to bed. but all his ex-wife’s family will be already at home, she got angry I didn’t want to take the trou- there, and they are not very nice. and said it was rude for me not to say goodbye. What can I do? The parties OUR I really have never thought of will be in a place I cannot stand Y it as rude. I think of it as a time- to be. Should I grit my teeth and saver for everyone. I hate awk- suffer through the long car ride HOROSCOPE wardly interrupting the flow of conversations to tell people I’m and the rest? If he goes without BORN LOSER leaving, especially because then me, his ex will be all over him. other people usually chime in, (It’s happened before, right in “Oh, I should get going, too,” and I feel as if I’ve killed the party. I front of me.) What to do? — Wary just want to slip out quietly and and Weary Traveler let everyone else keep doing their You may want to EUGENIA Dear Wary: LAST thing. pick up a mouthguard, because What do you think, Annie? Is yes, I think you have to grit your it bad manners to ghost? — Tip- Your Birthday toeing Toward the Exit teeth through this one. Wednesday, Aug. 31, 2016 Dear Tiptoeing: People When you marry someone, might better like your vanishing you also marry his family. If it’s Mixing and mingling with people act if it came with a bang and a who share your goals or field will help cloud of smoke. Almost all the possible to overcome the health ALLEY OOP you excel this year. Professional gains must not be stifled due to personal set- people whom I’ve talked to about and financial issues (and it backs. Don’t ignore important signals. this maneuver say it drives them sounds as if it is, seeing as your Make changes to eliminate negativity crazy. They’ll be out with friends husband is set on going), then go. and unnecessary distractions from and suddenly have a “Home your life. Alone”-like moment in which It’s just one weekend. Your hus- VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) — You must be realistic when dealing with they realize they’re one short. band should appreciate the effort changes you want to make to your Though I don’t condone the on your part for a long time. personal life or domestic environment. behavior, I get it; you don’t want Practical action over indulgent or to interrupt conversations or Send your questions for expensive alterations is favored. derail the party train. Plus, Annie Lane to dearannie@cre- LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23) — Take there’s a frozen pizza at home a unique approach when dealing with ators.com. To find out more peers or superiors in order to capture calling your name. (Admit it.) about Annie Lane and read fea- I think a good rule of thumb attention. 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MAIDUGURI, Nigeria (AP) — nourished children are treated, a news conference, accusing gov- Children who escaped Boko “has quadrupled in size in the ernment officials, camp officials Haram’s Islamic insurgency now last weeks, but each time it and the military guarding the are dying of starvation in expands it becomes rapidly full,” camps. refugee camps in northeastern Roberts said. In one local camp, The camps are supposed to be Nigeria’s largest city as the gov- Muna Garage, 20 children under run by the Borno state Emergen- ernment investigates the theft of the age of 5 died in a single week cy Management Agency. food aid by officials. last month, she said. Last week, local reporters and Refugees have staged near- At Farm Centre Camp, on refugees watched as soldiers and daily protests over the past Maiduguri’s outskirts, residents local self-defense vigilantes week. In one, women blocked the said they had received no food in shoved blankets and other aid main highway linking Maid- more than one month. They and meant for refugees at Dalori uguri, the Borno state capital, to refugees at other camps said Camp into a tricycle taxi and Kano city for five hours, shout- that when they do get meals, it took off. ing that their children are starv- consists only of rice and beans. Irish rock star Bono and Nige- ing and they have no drinking They get one shovelful a day — ria’s richest man, multibillion- water as temperatures soar literally delivered from a shovel aire Aliko Dangote, visited above 40 degrees (104 Fahren- — whether a household has six Dalori on Sunday. A business- heit). people or 12, they said. man who was there the day Between 10 and 25 percent of “We and our children, for before said he watched a truck- children in a 110-bed feeding about four to five days now, they load of food aid arrive, wait and center are dying, said Doctors are not giving us food because then leave with all the food. without Borders spokeswoman when they bring the food items, When he questioned a camp offi- Shaista Aziz. She called that a they (officials) take it to the cial, he was told the food could high percentage even in an room and share among them- not be distributed until Bono emergency. Most of the dying are selves instead of giving us what and Dangote arrived. The busi- from refugee camps, she said. belongs to us,” said one refugee, nessman spoke on condition of Dozens of babies and children Binta Lawal. Associated Press anonymity for fear of losing his with matchstick limbs and pro- Maiduguri is estimated to A MOTHER feeds her malnourished child at a feeding centre run by Doctors Without Borders in Maiduguri government contracts. truding rib cages fill the tents of host 1.2 million to 2 million Nigeria, Monday. The crisis in Maiduguri, the feeding center visited by The refugees but only a fraction stay and the Economics and Finan- dents told the AP. Angry refugees took to the where markets are filled with Associated Press. in the camps because, as The cial Crimes Commission weeks Shettima last week abruptly streets to protest because of sev- fresh vegetables and fruit, is in Families cannot leave the Daily Trust newspaper reported ago said it was doing the same. disbanded his government’s eral deaths from starvation, said addition to what the U.N has camps, “so they are completely Tuesday, “Most of the camps The governor of Borno state, committee to feed refugees, a spokesman for the refugees, called a “catastrophic humani- reliant on food distributions,” have become centers of hunger, Kashim Shettima, last week which is supposed to provide Umar Abdulsalam. tarian crisis” in northeastern said Dr. Natalie Roberts, deputy malnutrition and communicable accused rival politicians of insti- cooked meals. Shettima’s office “The camp officials have been areas of Nigeria recently liberat- emergency desk manager for the diseases.” gating the protests. Shettima said refugees will now get food restricting some of us who are ed from Boko Haram, where 2.5 medical aid group. Nigeria’s Senate last week has been publicly booed by directly to cook themselves. That strong from going out. We have million malnourished people Doctors without Borders’ announced it was launching an refugees and residents, with poses challenges, as the refugees been living as prisoners, and the have no access to food and drink- therapeutic feeding program in investigation into allegations some shouting “Rice thief!” when will need charcoal for fires, cook- food meant for our care is being ing water. Those areas are still Maiduguri, where the most mal- that food aid is being diverted, his convoy passes, several resi- ing oil and clean water. sold in the open market,” he told dangerous to reach. Intoxicated in the air: drunk pilots make news but are rare NEW YORK (AP) — Every of having occasions they proba- in which they can be treated for few months, a pilot somewhere in bly regret,” says airline analyst alcohol abuse and return to the the world is stopped before a jet Robert Mann. cockpit. Those in the program, takes off because of suspicion of U.S. rules prohibit pilots from called the Human Intervention drunkenness. It makes headlines flying if they have a blood-alcohol Motivation Study or HIMS, must and gives nervous travelers content of .04 percent or higher. be evaluated by an FAA-certified another reason to avoid flying. (The United Kingdom has a doctor. The pilot is interviewed Despite their notoriety, such stricter limit of .02 percent.) By monthly by a flight manager and cases are extremely rare. comparison, the legal threshold a committee of other pilots. Each day, there are 90,000 to drive a car in the U.S. is twice Because of the risk of relapse, flights around the world, carry- that level at 0.08 percent. monitoring usually continues for ing more than 8 million people. Pilots must also wait several several years after a pilot And the overwhelming majority hours after having a drink to fly. returns to flying. of pilots in those cockpits are The FAA has a saying for this: Paul Hayes, director of air sober. “Eight hours from bottle to throt- safety for aviation consultancy Pilots take being fit to fly seri- tle.” firm Ascend, says that it is ously and act accordingly,” says Last year, random alcohol extremely rare that alcohol is a former US Airways pilot John M. tests were given to 12,480 U.S. factor in an accident. Cox, now CEO of the consulting pilots. Only 10 failed. But there have been a handful firm Safety Operating Systems. Pilots in the U.S. and most of of crashes tied to drinking. Associated Press “Pilots know they are one of the Europe are only tested randomly In 1977, the American pilot of IN THIS Aug. 25, file photo, Democratic presidential candidate Hillary Clinton speaks in Reno, Nev. The State most carefully monitored profes- or if there is a suspicion that a Japan Air Lines DC-8 cargo jet Department says about 30 emails that may be related to the 2012 attack on U.S. compounds in Benghazi, sions and therefore, are very con- they are drunk. There are also was drunk when he crashed the Libya, are among the thousands of Hillary Clinton emails recovered during the FBI’s recently closed investi- servative.” random drug tests. plane during takeoff from gation into her use of a private server. There are occasional lapses. But in India, all pilots and Anchorage. All five people The latest incident occurred Sat- flight attendants are tested onboard — all crew — died. urday morning when two United before departing. That’s every In September 2008, an State: Benghazi emails involving Airlines pilots were pulled from single one on every outbound Aeroflot flight within Russia their flight — and arrested — as flight. With that stricter policy, crashed on its landing approach, they prepared to fly 141 passen- 43 pilots tested positive for alco- killing 88 people. One of the fac- Clinton recovered by FBI gers from Scotland to the United hol before flights last year, tors, according to investigators, States. according to India’s civil-aviation was that the pilot became disori- WASHINGTON (AP) — The emails purported not to have chambers said he was unavail- But don’t think this will end agency. India has about one- entated as a result of his drunk- State Department says about 30 been among those previously able to provide clarification. the pilots’ careers. tenth the number of annual enness. emails that may be related to the released. A law enforcement official also United has removed both men flights as the United States. Back in the U.S., there are a 2012 attack on U.S. compounds Clinton previously had said told The Associated Press on from flying duties — for now. Fliers might take solace in handful of cases where pilots in Benghazi, Libya, are among she withheld and deleted only Tuesday that the FBI is expected Many pilots caught drinking knowing that the danger from were caught actually flying pas- the thousands of Hillary Clinton personal emails not related to to release documents soon relat- on the job have later returned to drunk drivers is much greater. sengers drunk. emails recovered during the her duties as secretary of state. ed to its investigation, which the skies. Each year, about 10,000 people A JetBlue Airways pilot was FBI’s recently closed investiga- With the November election little focused on whether Clinton and The United pilots, Paul Brady are killed on American highways charged with flying two flights tion into her use of a private more than two months away, her aides mishandled govern- Grebenc, 35, and Carlos Roberto because of drunk drivers — between New York and Orlando server. Republicans are pressing for the ment secrets. Licona, 45, were released on bail almost a third of all driving fatal- in 2015 while under the influ- Government lawyers told U.S. release of as many documents The official, who wasn’t autho- Monday. Grebenc, from Colum- ities — according to the National ence. An Alaska Airlines pilot District Court Judge Amit P. related to Clinton as possible. rized to discuss the matter by bus, Mississippi, and Licona, Highway Traffic Safety Adminis- was charged with being drunk on Mehta Tuesday that an undeter- In a separate development name and spoke on condition of from Humble, Texas, made no tration. two 2014 flights between Oregon mined number of the emails Tuesday, Judicial Watch submit- anonymity, said documents in plea and are free until a later But there is a mental discon- and California. among the 30 were not included ted 25 questions to Clinton about the case would be made public as court hearing. nect between statistics when it The most famous case though in the 55,000 pages previously her 2009 decision to rely on a pri- the FBI responds to Freedom of The Federal Aviation Admin- comes to flying. There’s some- might be a 1990 Northwest Air- provided by Clinton. The State vate server in the basement of Information Act requests. It was- istration has a process that thing unsettling to many fliers lines flight from Fargo, North Department’s lawyer said it her New York home rather than n’t immediately clear when the allows recovering alcoholics back about being buckled into a metal Dakota, to Minneapolis. would need until the end of a government email account. documents would be released or in the cockpit if they pass a med- tube, racing through the air near The three pilots had been out September to review the emails Clinton was ordered earlier exactly what they would include. ical evaluation and stay clean the speed of sound without being at a bar the prior night. One had and redact potentially classified this month by U.S. District Court Though he described Clinton’s during monitoring for the next able to see who is at the controls. more than 15 rum and colas information before they are Judge Emmet G. Sullivan to actions as “extremely careless,” five years. Since the union- “If you are in a taxi and you while the other two shared at released. answer the group’s questions FBI Director James Comey said backed program started in the think your driver is drunk, you least six pitchers of beer. Their Mehta questioned why it under oath. The judge’s order his agents found no evidence that 1970s, about 5,300 pilots — more ask them to pull over and get flight left at 6:30 a.m. but two of would take so long to release so was only a partial victory for the anyone intended to break the law than 100 a year — have gone out,” says John DiScala, who them had been out at the bar few documents, and urged that group, which had sought to and said “no reasonable prosecu- through rehab and regained runs the travel advice site John- until 10:30 p.m., the other stay- the process be sped up. He depose Clinton in person. tor” would have brought a crimi- their licenses, according to a pro- nyJet.com . “You can’t ask a pilot ing until 11:30 p.m. ordered the department to report It was not immediately clear nal case. gram official. to pull over.” The plane landed safely; the to him in a week with more from the wording of Sullivan’s The FBI this month provided “Pilots aren’t any different Since the 1970s, airline pilots pilots ultimately ended up in details about why the review pro- order whether Clinton must Congress portions of its file from than other people in the respect have had a confidential program prison. cess would take a full month. answer the questions before or the agency’s yearlong investiga- The hearing was held in one of after the November election. tion. several lawsuits filed by the con- Judicial Watch contends the The FBI interviewed Clinton servative legal group Judicial deadline is Sept. 29. for several hours at FBI head- Chris Brown emerges from home after police serve warrant Watch, which has sued over Clinton lawyer David Kendall quarters in Washington just LOS ANGELES (AP) — estate in the San Fernando Val- lain out here, like I’m going access to government records did not immediately respond to days before announcing its Singer Chris Brown came out of ley. Ramirez did not identify the crazy,” he said in one Instagram involving the Democratic presi- an email seeking comment about decision to close the investiga- his Los Angeles home peacefully woman or elaborate on the assis- video Tuesday, waving a dential nominee. The State the timing of his client’s planned tion. The Justice Department Tuesday after an hourslong tance she needed. He did not cigarette and looking at the cam- Department has said the FBI response. A woman who accepted the FBI’s recommen- standoff with police who know if she was injured. era. “When you get the warrant provided it with about 14,900 answered the phone at Sullivan’s dation. responded to a woman’s call for Brown’s attorney Mark Gera- or whatever you need to do, help. gos arrived at the home shortly you’re going to walk right up in Police Lt. Chris Ramirez said before the warrant was served. here and you’re going to see Black woman sues Austin after being thrown down amid arrest several people were escorted Earlier, Brown posted several nothing. You idiots.” from the residence after a search videos to social media declaring Calls and emails seeking com- AUSTIN, Texas (AP) — A Breaion King filed suit mer. Her case garnered national warrant was served. his innocence. The singer has ments from Geragos and other black Texas teacher is suing the against the city of Austin in U.S. attention after patrol car video No arrests had been made been in repeated legal trouble representatives were not state’s capital after being thrown District Court on Tuesday. She’s was released in July. and everyone has been coopera- since his felony conviction in the returned Tuesday. to the ground by one white officer seeking damages that “most Police Chief Art Acevedo pub- tive, he said. 2009 assault of his then-girl- After several missteps, Brown during a traffic stop, and then probably” exceed $1 million. licly apologized, and launched Police said the woman who friend, Rihanna. completed his probation last being told by another that blacks King was arrested after being departmental investigations that made the call for help about 3 “I don’t care. Y’all gonna stop year in the case involving Rihan- have “violent tendencies.” stopped for speeding last sum- remain ongoing. a.m. was not inside the hilltop playing with me like I’m the vil- na.