Mostly cloudy High: 64 | Low: 45 | Details, page 2 DAILY GLOBE yourdailyglobe.com Tuesday, October 11, 2016 75 cents AFTER THE STORM Board approves conditional transfer of Lake Road spring By RICHARD JENKINS was added to the board’s motion [email protected] in response to a letter from Han- IRONWOOD TOWNSHIP — nula Agency, the township’s The Ironwood Township Board insurance company, saying it moved forward with acquiring didn’t have an issue with the the popular Lake Road spring township taking possession of Monday, voting 6-1 to approve the spring as long as it met cer- the transfer of the property con- tain requirements. taining the spring as long as “As long as the township runs Supervisor Alan Baron makes this well as a part of the water sure the spring meets the appro- department — meaning the site priate code requirements. is kept clean, regular water test- Trustee Kathy Maki voted ing, proper signage, (the) well against the move, expressing (is) up to code for public use — concerns it could leave the town- we won’t have a problem with ship liable for expensive repairs the township having this site in the future. deeded to them,” Mark Hannula “And when things break down wrote in an Oct. 5 letter to and go awry down the road, how Baron. much will that cost the township The process of transferring then,” Maki asked, mentioning ownership of the spring — locat- that Ashland recently had to ed just off Lake Road at Little spend quite a bit of money on its Girl’s Point — from the Gogebic artesian well. County Road Commission to the Several board members said township began in August after the costs for repairs should be the spring tested positive for col- Richard Jenkins/Daily Globe minimal as it is a gravity fed well iform bacteria. EQUIPMENT IS parked at the Oman’s Creek as the Department of Natural Resources continues to work to repair the boat launch area that was with a single pipe, and added The bacteria, while not neces- damaged by flooding during the July 11 storm. that worrying about expensive sarily dangerous itself, is often repairs was unneccessary until a used as an indicator that a water problem occurred. The condition that Baron DNR continues work on Oman’s Creek boat launch explore the code requirements By RICHARD JENKINS Mountains State Park and Lake ner said. ernment to assist with storm SPRING — page 5 [email protected] Gogebic area with the Depart- The project includes repairs damage repairs. IRONWOOD TOWNSHIP — ment of Natural Resources. He to the boating access ramp, Gaertner said the repairs to Work is underway to repair the said the schedule calls for the shoreline features and fixing the the Oman’s Creek site are being Oman’s Creek boat launch at work to be completed in three to parking lot next to the boat completed by DNR employees. Bergman accepts Ironwood position Little Girl’s Point after it was four weeks, although he launch, according to a DNR The boat launch, along with By RALPH ANSAMI Bergman damaged in the flooding that acknowledged things don’t press release. the bridge over Oman’s Creek, [email protected] has been a resulted from the July 11 storm. always go as planned when The projected is expected to were severely damaged in the IRONWOOD — Tom member of Work on repairing the launch doing construction projects in cost $30,000, according to the July 11 storm that saw as much Bergman will make the move I r o n w o o d ’ s began in early October, accord- this area during the late fall. release, and will be funded across the Montreal River to planning com- ing to Jeff Gaertner, the park “(The timing) depends on through money Gogebic County accept the job as Ironwood’s mission for sev- manager for the Porcupine what the weather does,” Gaert- received from the federal gov- OMAN’S page 5 Community Development Direc- eral years. — tor. Former com- Bergman has been working as munity devel- the Iron County Planning, Zon- opment direc- ing and Land Department tor Michael MDOT proposes Ontonagon maintenance deal administrator in the courthouse Tom Brown resigned Bergman By JAN TUCKER money it is planning to spend on River for maintenance. at Hurley. earlier this [email protected] Street repairs, if the village takes over the Erickson said it is unknown if the Ironwood City Manager Scott year to take a ONTONAGON — The Michigan Depart- maintenance of River Street and Rockland $600,000 the state is offering for the repairs Erickson told the city commis- job in Illinois. Tim Erickson has ment of Transportation is proposing a deal Road to the M-38, M-64 intersection. is sufficient to do the job. “I don’t see it ben- sion on Monday that Bergman been filling in since then. with the village of Ontonagon concerning Erickson explained the village could then efitting us. Those pot holes will eventually had accepted the job and will In other business at the short River Street, but several expressed that it use this money to make the repairs, such as come through and we would have no funds begin work on Nov. 7. Monday meeting, the city com- might not be a “good deal.” milling the concrete down and resurfacing in our wallet,” councilman John Hamm said. Interviews were held previ- mission accepted a bid from Village Manager Joe Erickson explained the street with asphalt. The catch is that all Village President Kenny Waldrop said he ously. Michelle Rigoni Sippola for cus- to the council Monday that Aaron Johnson, future maintenance would come from the “We had some good candidates manager of the Ishpeming TSC for MDOT, village major street fund and the village and are pleased Tom accepted proposed the state give the village the would no longer have a contract with MDOT the job offer,” Erickson said. ONTONAGON — page 5 BERGMAN — page 5 Bessemer’s earth science class Wakefield council calls hearing for explores Porkies mining garage variance PORCUPINE MOUNTAINS feet to the east and an additional By ISABELLE KLEINSCHMIDT — The A.D. Johnston High 200 feet forward. The mine was [email protected] School’s earth science class originally supposed to connect to WAKEFIELD — The Wake- recently traveled from Bessemer other operations on top of the field City Council voted Monday to the Porcupine Mountains hill, but was shut down when the to hold another public hearing, Wilderness State Park for a cop- Great Depression hit. on Oct. 24, to allow for public per mining field trip. Wild said he conducts a bat comments regarding Robert Students started at the visitor census every other year and that Delich’s variance request to con- center and then traveled to the two years ago the number of struct an addition to his existing miners camp at the entrance to hibernating bats numbered garage. the Carp Lake mine. 20,000, making it the third During public comments at Park interpreter Bob Wild of largest hibernaculum in Michi- the meeting, Planning Commis- the Michigan Department of gan. When the census is conduct- sion member Lorraine Mussatti Natural Resources explained ed this year, Wild fears that due raised concern about the Delich how the mine started in 1928 to white nosed syndrome, bat variances, asking what kind of and stretches 1,400 feet into the numbers might only number Submitted photo message the city would be send- escarpment where it forms a T, BESSEMER STUDENTS Alyssa Lewis and Phoebe Napier stand by an 8-foot diameter gear at the former going 600 feet to the west, 400 Carp Lake Mine stamp mill during a recent class field trip to the Porcupine Mountains Wilderness State Park. MINING — page 5 WAKEFIELD — page 5 C O N T A C T U S WEATHER INSIDE INDEX

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X$":230:/2<% >>O,-% E7% BDOL(% 4$ ) ty in Ironwood, surrounded by her loving fam- and numerous nieces, Alaska and Hawaii. and Alaska A6&%U083% >'O,,% E7% ,FOLL% <0 Answer: M08408% >-O,F% E7% B(OL(% 4$ ily. nephews and a host of 10/16 10/22 10/30 11/7 The former Elaine Leinonen was born friends. April 3, 1923, in Ironwood, daughter of the In addition to her parents late Matthew and Linnea (Krankkala) and husband, Elaine was pre- Leinonen, and attended Roosevelt and ceded in death by her son, McKinley Grade Schools and Luther L. Elaine V. Gary, on Aug. 18, 2009; son- Wright High School. Swanbeck in-law, Dan DeRizzo, in 1996; She was united in marriage to Herbert E. 1923 — 2016 sister, Gloria Leinonen, in Ashland Swanbeck on Nov. 24, 1945, at Sharon Luther- childhood; and brother, Vernon Leinonen, in FORD CHRYSLER ##### an Church in Bessemer, by the late Rev. E.W. 2013. Five Star Kastman. Herb preceded her in death on Oct. Funeral services will be held Friday, Oct. 5 miles west of Ashland, WI on Hwy 2 Dealer 28, 2009. 14, at 11 a.m., preceded by visitation at 10 Sales Hours: 8-7 Mon.-Fri.; 8-5 Sat. Body Shop Hours: 7:30-5:00 Mon.-Fri. Elaine was a member of Zion Lutheran a.m., at Zion Lutheran Church, 100 W. Mid- We Give Free Estimates Church in Ironwood and the birthday club. land Ave., in Ironwood, with Pastor Kurt 1-800-296-3819 She was a wonderful crocheter and baker Kovanen officiating. www.ashlandfordchrysler.com • 5stardealers.com/ashland and enjoyed gardening. Her door was always Committal will take place at the church, DNR water enforcement Midwest Environmental Advo- reports four EPA regulators plan open for a cup of coffee and a game of with luncheon to follow in the church fellow- under review cates and 16 individuals peti- to spend four days this week at Greedy. ship hall. tioned the U.S. Environmental DNR headquarters in Madison MADISON, Wis. (AP) — Feder- Surviving are two daughters, Cherie DeR- Private interment will be in Riverside Protection Agency to review water paging through the agency’s water izzo, Ironwood Township, and Colleen (Cook- Cemetery, Ironwood. al regulators plan to visit Wiscon- regulations in the state to ensure pollution files beginning Tuesday. sin Department of Natural ie) Laguna, Montreal, Wis.; five grandchil- Pallbearers will be Cookie Laguna, Danny the DNR is complying with the The review is standard proce- dren, Tracy Traczyk, Ironwood, Danny DeRiz- DeRizzo, Brad Schulze, Mason Schulze, Don Resources headquarters this week Clean Water Act. The EPA in dure, although it could result in zo, Tomahawk, Wis., Brad (Cheri) Schulze Jossart and Bucky Laguna. to investigate claims the agency is 2011 cited 75 deficiencies in how the EPA stripping the state’s failing to enforcing water pollu- DNR handles water regulation. authority to enforce federal regu- and Gary Laguna, both of Hurley, Wis., and In lieu of flowers, memorials are preferred tion laws and regulations. The Wisconsin State Journal lations. Sheri (Brian) Harten, Anchorage, Alaska; 10 to Zion Lutheran Church. great-grandchildren, Danielle Traczyk, Kali McKevitt-Patrick Funeral Home, Inc., Iron- Traczyk, Mason Schulze, Elaina Schulze, Gib- wood, is assisting the family. Elaine’s obituary son Schulze, John Symons, Piper Symons, can be viewed online and condolences given to Jacob Zeller, Andrew Laguna and Valerie her family at Laguna; a sister, Carol (Roland) Lindberg, mckevittpatrickfuneralhome.com. Vivian S. Sokolowski IRONWOOD, Mich. — Vivian S. Sokolows- Wis.; 15 grandchildren; 13 ki, 85, of Hurley, Wis., and a former longtime great-grandchildren; a sister, Ironwood resident, died peacefully Sunday Vieno Palomaki, Minneapolis; morning, Oct. 9, 2016, at Aspirus Grand View and two nieces and one Hospital in Ironwood, surrounded by her lov- nephew. ing family. Besides her parents and hus- The former Vivian Riihimaki was born band, Vivian was predeceased March 16, 1931, in Montreal, Wis., daughter by a grandson, Shawn Synkel- Join us this Veteran’s Day as we honor the men and women of of the late Eero and Sofia (Pihlaja-Kuhna) ma, in 2015; sons-in-law, Brian Riihimaki. She attended Hurley schools and Lindquist, 2014, and Warren the U.S. Military. Their courage, hard work and sacrifice are graduated from J.E. Murphy High School in Vivian S. Minnema, 2013; and nephew, 1948. Sokolowski Eric Palomaki, 2011. the backbone of our nation, protecting freedom, liberty, justice She was united in marriage to John L. 1931 — 2016 Per Vivian’s wishes, crema- Sokolowski on Feb. 26, 1949, at St. Michael’s tion has taken place. and all we hold dear. If you have served or know someone who Catholic Church in Ironwood by the late Rev. A Mass of Christian Burial will be celebrat- Frank Ronkowski. John preceded Vivian in ed Friday, Oct. 14, at 11 a.m., preceded by vis- has, please complete & submit the questionnaire below death on March 9, 2009. itation in the St. Joseph Family Room begin- Vivian worked at the Armata Motel on ning at 10 a.m., at Our Lady of Peace Church Cloverland Drive in Ironwood for 10 years, in Ironwood, with the Rev. Robb Jurkovich, (or) go to our website . . . yourdailyglobe.com and as a dietary aide at Hautamaki’s West- celebrant. (Please include a picture) gate Nursing Home for 13 years, retiring in Rite of Committal and interment will follow 1993. She was a member of Our Lady of Peace in Riverside Cemetery, Ironwood. DEADLINE: Friday, October 28, 2016 Catholic Church in Ironwood. Luncheon will be served in the parish hall Surviving are three daughters, Patty upon return from the cemetery. (James) King and Marie Lindquist, both of Arrangements have been entrusted to McK- PUBLISH: Monday, November 7, 2016 Ironwood, and Joan Minnema, Park Falls, evitt-Patrick Funeral Home and Cremation Wis.; four sons, Jerry (Cheryl), Ironwood, Services of Ironwood. Condolences may be Michael, Eau Claire, Wis., David (Ludy), Jack- expressed online at mckevittpatrickfuneral- DAILY GLOBE sonville, N.C., and John (Susan), Oshkosh, home.com.

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Email calendar items and com- Salem Lutheran Church, Ironwood. Salem Lutheran Church, Ironwood. munity news to news@yourdaily- area74.org. area74.org. globe.com. For more information, Alcoholics Anonymous, 7:30 Sunday, Oct. 16 call 906-932-2211. p.m., Sharon Lutheran Church, Tuesday, Oct. 11 Bessemer. area74.org. Alcoholics Anonymous, 1 p.m., Government closed meeting, Salem Lutheran Pickleball, 9-11 a.m., Ironwood Wakefield Housing Commis- Church, Ironwood. Memorial Building. sion, 9 a.m., Sunset Manor commu- Alcoholics Anonymous, 7:30 Gogebic County Veterans Ser- nity room, 200 Pierce St., Wakefield. p.m., Sharon Lutheran Church, vice Officer, 9:30-11:30 a.m., Iron- Ironwood School Board Cur- Bessemer. area74.org. riculum Committee, 4 p.m., Luther wood Memorial Building. 906-667- Monday, Oct. 17 1110. L. Wright School. Friends of the Mercer Public Bessemer Area Sewer Authori- ty, 4:30 p.m., Bessemer City Hall. Gogebic County Human Ser- Library, 10 a.m., library, Mercer, vices Agency Board, 9 a.m., Goge- Wis. Gogebic County Board, 5 p.m., courthouse, Bessemer. bic County Medical Care Facility, Tiny Tot Story Hour, 10 a.m., Wakefield. Wakefield Public Library. Erwin Township Board, 6:30 p.m., Erwin Township Hall. Iron County Food Pantry, 9 Alcoholics Anonymous, noon, a.m.-4 p.m., 72 Michigan Ave., Mon- Salem Lutheran Church, Ironwood. Thursday, Oct. 13 treal, Wis. 715-561-4450. area74.org. Alcoholics Anonymous, noon, Ironwood Kiwanis Club, noon, Pickleball, 9-11 a.m., Hurley Salem Lutheran Church, Ironwood. Golden Dragon. New members wel- High School Tennis Courts. area74.org. come. Gogebic County Veterans Ser- Alcoholics Anonymous, 6 p.m., Bessemer American Legion vice Officer, 10:30-11:30 a.m., Our Lady of Peace Catholic Church, Post 27, 5 p.m., American Legion, Wakefield City Hall; 1-2 p.m., Ironwood. area74.org. Bessemer. Watersmeet Township; 2:45-3:15 Harbortown AA, 7:30 p.m. EDT, Submitted photo Ironwood American Legion p.m., Marenisco Township. 906-667- Ontonagon United Methodist Church MEMBERS OF the Ontonagon Area Schools seventh grade physical education class take a break from their Post 5, 5:30 p.m. dinner, 6:30 p.m. 1110. basement, next to Holiday gas sta- continuing project of upgrading a trail on school property. From left, are: kneeling, Jasmine Penfold, Johna meeting, Memorial Building, Legion Alcoholics Anonymous, noon, tion, Ontonagon. area74.org. Marks, Sara Jones, Madison Myhren, Joey Haapala, Trista Shardlow, Georgia Labyak, Katie Coey, Emma Pieti, club room. Salem Lutheran Church, Ironwood. Methamphetamine ETC, 8 p.m., Wakefield VFW Post 9084, area74.org. and Mercedes Trainer; and standing, Sheyenne Yakovich, Reese LaBine, Katelyn Myhren, Kiirsa Kolpack, support group, Woodland Church, Seina Kolpack, Ryan Preiss, Rowan Potter, Steven Graff, Brandon Betcher, Landon Kin, Raymond Jenkins Ladies Auxiliary, VFW Post, 6 p.m.; Grief Support Group, 1 to 2:30 Ironwood. 906-285-2813 or lunch, 5:30 p.m. p.m., Dr. Kate Hospice office, 1571 methetc.web.com. (obscured), teacher Ken Raisanen, Morgan Bobula, Sara Perttunen, Nadia Killoran, Luke Strasser and Aden Lake Superior Tired Iron Club, Highway 51 North in Arbor Vitae. Government Seppamaki. 6 p.m., Aurora Club, Ironwood. Grief Support Group, 2 p.m., Bessemer Housing Commis- Gathering, Participating and The Inn Bed and Breakfast, Montre- sion, 8:30 a.m., executive director’s Supporting, 6 p.m., developmental al, Wis. 906-663-0308. office, 709 W. Iron St., Bessemer. disability advocacy group, Commu- ReGeneration Youth, 5:30-6:45 Gogebic County Family nity Mental Health, Wakefield. 906- p.m., ages 10-11; Relentless Youth, Ontonagon students continue trail work Department of Human Services 229-6170. 7-9 p.m., ages 12-18; Lighthouse Board, 9 a.m., Gogebic County ONTONAGON — As the old the Ontonagon area this sum- tion grant money left over for Alcoholics Anonymous, 7 p.m., Faith Center, Ironwood. Medical Care Facility, Wakefield. saying goes, “Many hands make mer, said teacher Kenneth more improvements,” said Raisa- Episcopal Church of the Transfigura- Alcoholics Anonymous, 6:30 Wakefield-Marenisco School tion, Ironwood. area74.org. p.m., First Presbyterian Church, Board, 5 p.m., school board room, light work.” Ontonagon Area Raisanen. nen. Christian Men of the Northland, Hurley. area74.org. Wakefield. Schools seventh graders have The trail improvement is an The improvements and new 6:30 p.m. dinner, 7:30 p.m. meeting, Klassic Kruisers Car Club, 6:30 Bessemer City Council, 5:30 picked up where last year’s ongoing project of Raisanen’s signage have brought increased Golden Dragon, Ironwood. p.m., Golden Dragon, Ironwood. p.m., city hall. students left off with the Fritz seventh grade physical education ATV use on the trail on the west- Government Ironwood Masonic Lodge 389, Ironwood Area School District Zimmer Recreation Trail class. ern side of the property that is Montreal City Council, 5:30 7:30 p.m., at the Masonic building. Board of Education, 6 p.m., Luther project. “Manual labor employed by designated for them, he said. p.m., city hall. Government L. Wright K-12 School board room. The building and maintaining the crews working on the trail The next step in the project is Gogebic County Fair Board, Bessemer Housing Commis- Watersmeet Township School 5:30 p.m., fairgrounds, Ironwood. sion, 8 a.m., Executive Director’s a trail network is a never ending network left some of the Portage rebuilding the bridges to extend Board, 6:30 p.m., media center, job, especially in light of the Health Foundation and Upper the trail toward the Robert Carl- Town of Pence, 6 p.m., Pence, Office, 709 West Iron Street, Besse- Watersmeet School. Wis., Town Hall. mer. severe wind storms that racked Peninsula Environmental Coali- son Field. Hurley City Council, 6:30 p.m., Iron County Board of Adjust- Tuesday, Oct. 18 city hall. ment, 10 a.m., courthouse, Hurley Local briefs Kimball Town Board, 6:30 p.m., Gogebic Range Water Authori- Pickleball, 9-11 a.m., Ironwood Kimball, Wis., Community Center. ty Board, 6:30 p.m., Bessemer Memorial Building. Township Hall, Ramsay. Iron-Gogebic Integrated Family Wednesday, Oct. 12 Services, 9-10:30 a.m., Iron County 22nd annual Jack Frost on Oct. 20, and a lunchtime taco nator for the Michigan Depart- Friday, Oct. 14 Courthouse, Hurley. 906-663-4045 Parade set for Dec. 2 fundraiser in the courthouse ment of Environmental Quality; Christian Men of the Northland, or 715-561-2191. parking lot on Oct. 24. Gogebic County Treasurer Sue IRONWOOD — The 22nd 6:30 a.m., Uptown Cafe, Ironwood. Double Trouble, 11 a.m.-12:30 Wisconsin Veterans Employ- The Think Pink/Walk Proud Pertile, Western U.P. Planning Mentoring of Moms, 9-10:30 p.m., Serenity Center, Ironwood. ment Services Representative, 9- annual Jack Frost Parade will be community walk will be held at 7 and Development Region Execu- a.m., Range Community Bible Mercer Food Pantry, noon-1 11:30 a.m., veterans service office, Friday, Dec. 2, at 6 p.m. p.m. on Oct. 26 from the Iron tive Director Jerry Wuorenmaa, Church, Hurley. 715-561-4355. p.m., Railroad Street, Mercer, Wis. Hurley. 715-392-7808. Officials from the Ironwood Horse Trailhead to Cary Road Highland Copper Company’s Mercer Area Play Group, 9:30- Emergencies: 715-476-7655. Gogebic County Veterans Ser- Chamber of Commerce and Jack 11 a.m., Mercer, Wis., Public Library. Alcoholics Anonymous/Al- Park and back. Dave Anderson, and members of vice Officer, 9:30-11:30 a.m., Iron- Frost Organizing Committee are Finally, there is a Dance in the Gogebic County Brownfield 715-476-2366. Anon, noon, Salem Lutheran wood Memorial Building. 906-667- distributing registration packets Alcoholics Anonymous, open Church, Ironwood. area74.org. Pink dance party planned for Redevelopment Authority. 1110. with information about the meeting, noon, Salem Lutheran Harbortown AA, 7:30 p.m. EDT, Blood Pressure Screening, 11 Oct. 30 from 6 to 9 p.m. at the RSVP at info@lakegogebi- Church, Ironwood. area74.org. Ontonagon United Methodist Church parade and other events during Memorial Building in Hurley. carea.com. a.m.-1 p.m., with Regional Hospice the Jack Frost Festival, set to DOVE Support Group, noon-2 basement, next to Holiday gas sta- nurses, Mill Street Garden, Besse- Besides a live band, there will be run from Nov. 1 through Jan. 31, p.m. 906-932-4990. tion, Ontonagon. area74.org. mer. 906-663-0308. pink Koozies for Boobies and Copper Falls State Park to Ironwood/Hurley Rotary Club, Alcoholics Anonymous, 7:30 Alcoholics Anonymous, noon, 2017. pink lemonade. 12:15 p.m., Elk and Hound Restau- p.m., Our Lady of Peace Catholic host candlelight walk Salem Lutheran Church, Ironwood. A complete calendar of events For more information, call rant, Ironwood. Church, Ironwood. area74.org. MELLEN, Wis. — Copper area74.org. is still being formulated by orga- 715-561-2191. Iron County Veterans Service Saturday, Oct. 15 Ironwood Kiwanis Club, noon, nizers. Falls State Park will host an Officer, 1-3 p.m., Mercer, Wis., Golden Dragon. Any individual, organization Regional chamber group to evening autumn walk along the Town Hall. 715-561-2190. Community Pickleball Pad- North Country Trail, 6 p.m., or business which would like to Red Granite Trail with lit pump- Wakefield American Legion, host informational meeting dlers, 8:30-11:30 a.m., Mercer Regal Country Inn, Wakefield. 906- participate in the parade or other kins and luminaria to guide the 5:30 p.m. Auxiliary, 6 p.m. regular School gymnasium. 715-776-4588. 229-5122. LAKE GOGEBIC — The way on Saturday, Oct. 22 from 6 meeting, post, Wakefield. festival events and did not Iron County Democrats, 9 a.m., Hurley VFW Post 1580, 6 p.m., receive a packet is asked to call Western U.P. Regional Chamber to 8:30 p.m. Red Devil Booster Club, 6 p.m., Sharon’s Coffee Company, Hurley. VFW post home. room 205, Luther L. Wright K-12 the chamber at 906-932-1122. Alliance will host a session on Afterwards there will be a Children’s Story Hour, 10 a.m., Bessemer Township Men’s revitalizing brownfield sites on bonfire, roasted marshmallows, School, Ironwood. Marenisco Public Library. Club, 6:30 p.m., Bessemer Ameri- Looking ahead to next year, Thursday at Gogebic Lodge, 9 barbecue, hot chocolate and Narcotics Anonymous, 7 p.m., Alcoholics Anonymous, 7 p.m., can Legion. organizers have planned to move the parade in 2017 to the first miles south of Bergland on M-64. apple cider available. Entertainment news Saturday in December. A social begins at 5:30 p.m. Flashlights are optional. EDT, followed by buffet dinner State park admission required. ICHD focuses on breast and program at 6. The event is sponsored by Underwood, Paisley, Issues that “Vice News but the actress doesn’t think cancer awareness Speakers will include Jen Friends of Copper Falls State Bentley, Urban to perform Tonight” promised to focus on that’s such a bad thing. Tucker, U.P. Brownfield Coordi- Park. HURLEY — The Iron County at CMA Awards include politics and government “Oh yeah, I’m totally addicted, policy, the climate, technology, man... I get super obsessed with Health Department has planned NASHVILLE, Tenn. (AP) — economics, civil rights, national stuff, you know, and which is to a a series of special events to mark Dierks Bentley, Eric Church, security and culture. fault. But it’s served me well,” Breast Cancer Awareness Month Maren Morris and Keith Urban, Among the stories planned said Stewart. in October. as well as hosts Carrie Under- this week are a look at the sec- Since the “Twilight” franchise, On Wednesday, the depart- wood and Brad Paisley, will per- ond presidential debate through the actress has quietly amassed ment will host a Family Harvest form at the 50th annual Country the eyes of conservative commen- an impressive body of work, Dinner for Iron County employee Music Association Awards show, tator Glenn Beck, and an inter- including a trio of very different as part of the department’s ongo- the CMA announced Monday. view with former House Speaker films at this year’s festival. She’s ing, grant-funded employee well- The Nov. 2 show will air live John Boehner conducted by Vice already premiered “Certain ness program. Make Yourself At Home from Nashville on ABC. founder Shane Smith. Women,” directed by Kelly State-registered dietician Church and Morris have five Potential viewers will be able Reichardt, the festival is screen- Pam VanKampanen will offer a BEST MORTGAGE nominations apiece, and both are to access the newscast on demand ing Olivier Assayas’s “Personal cooking class and share recipes WITH THE vying for single and song of the and through the streaming ser- Shopper,” and Stewart will walk for fall harvest foods, like squash year. Bentley has four nomina- vices HBO Go and HBO Now. the red carpet again for Ang and apples, according to county tions, including album of the Lee’s “Billy Lynn’s Long Half- Health Officer Zona Wick. The We offer a year and male vocalist. Former Spice Girl Halliwell time Walk” on Friday. event is planned for 4:15 to 6 p.m. variety of Underwood has four nomina- pregnant with 2nd child With a diverse set of roles Wick said healthy eating and first-time tions, including her first-ever since portraying Bella in the an active lifestyle are important nomination for entertainer of the LONDON (AP) — Former for overall health including a homebuyer Spice Girl Geri Halliwell has “Twilight” series, Stewart does- year. Urban also has four nomi- n’t feel her evolution was inten- reduced risk of breast cancer. programs to nations, including entertainer of announced she is expecting her More events are planned second child. tional and says she just got help you get the year and album of the year. lucky. through the month, including a your foot in The 44-year-old Halliwell session in ancient oriental announced the news on Insta- Besides acting, Stewart wants Vice debuts its nightly to direct, too, and working with Qigong for stress reduction on the door. newscast on HBO gram Monday with a sketch of a Oct. 19 at the health department pregnant woman and the words, Lee and Reichardt gave her a Competitive Rates NEW YORK (AP) — Vice unique perspective as they take in Hurley, an STD testing and “God bless Mother Nature.” Personalized Service Media seeks to get a young gen- different approaches to directing prevention clinic at Gogebic Her spokesman confirmed Community College in Ironwood eration into the habit of watch- that she and husband Christian a film. ing a nightly newscast with the Horner are expecting a child. She debut of “Vice News Tonight” on married the Red Bull Formula Cherie LaMarche HBO Monday. One racing team boss last year. NMLS# 672888 In the works for months, the Halliwell already has a 10- premiere of “Vice News Tonight” year-old daughter named Blue- Marcy Elsemore NMLS# 672889 was pushed back for two weeks bell. to make sure all of its technology She was known as Ginger Locally Owned worked properly. The pay cable Spice in the Spice Girls’ heyday service is airing it at 7:30 p.m. when they enjoyed a string of 2005 CHEVY 2006 PONTIAC Monday through Friday. “girl power” pop hits in the GOGEBIC RANGE BANK ABC, CBS, NBC and PBS 1990s. AVEO LT TORRENT AWD www.gogebicrangebank.com have aired nightly newscasts for 4 door, auto., AC, great MPG!!! V6, 4 door, loaded, only decades, and their audiences With 3 NYFF films, Kristen Local trade, excellent shape, 113,000 miles, local trade, 155 E. Cloverland Dr., Ironwood 906.932.7646 skew old. 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DAILY GLOBE Donald Trump’s gutter talk about women champion for black people, her political agen- shows yet again that he is bad news. The da threatens the education of black children, Sue Mizell, Publisher problem is that Hillary Clinton is far worse. the employment of black adults and the phys- Trump’s talk is indefensible. But Hillary ical safety of black communities. Larry Holcombe, Managing Editor Clinton’s actions as Secretary of State, carry- Mrs. Clinton is on the side of the teachers’ ing out the Obama administration’s foreign unions that want to stop the expansion of policies, have cost many lives in many places, Thomas charter schools, even though these are among including the American ambassador and oth- Sowell the very few places where black children can In Their Opinion ers killed in Benghazi. get a quality education to prepare them for a Women have a right to be offended by better future. Here, as with other issues, her Trump’s words. But women have suffered a public statements are contradicted by her Reduce taxes far worse fate from Secretary Clinton’s and actions. President Obama’s actions. Pulling American Clinton was governor of Arkansas? No law has done more damage to the troops out of Iraq, despite military advice to Mrs. Clinton’s own announced agenda employment prospects of young blacks than the contrary, led to the sudden rise of ISIS attacks the very foundation of American Con- the federal minimum wage law. But nothing and their seizing of many women and young stitutional government, on which Americans’ is easier, or more popular, than for some on craft liquor girls as sex slaves. own freedom depends. She has already said politician to raise the minimum wage — A message from one of these women urged that she will appoint Supreme Court justices despite the fact that unemployment rates The Senate recently passed a bill that would signifi- the bombing of ISIS. She said she would who will specifically overturn a recent among black young people have skyrocketed cantly lighten the tax burden on Michigan’s craft dis- rather be dead than live the life of a sex Supreme Court decision, “Citizens United to several times what they were before. tilling industry. That’s a good call. Just as lawmakers slave. Some women who tried to commit sui- versus FEC.” You don’t get any wage at all when you are have reined in regulations on craft brewers in the state cide and failed have been tortured for trying. That decision said that both corporations unemployed. And if you are young and unem- and allowed that industry to thrive, they should do the Meanwhile, President Obama tried to and labor unions have freedom of speech, ployed, you don’t get any job experience to same for the craft liquor distillers. downplay ISIS with flippant words, by call- including the right to contribute money help you rise up the ladder, when you don’t The Senate bill would cut taxes by about 45 percent ing them the junior varsity. His half-hearted, toward political campaigns. get on the ladder. Hillary Clinton’s determination to pick — to 20 percent from what is currently about a 65 per- foot-dragging military response has allowed As for safety in the black community, ISIS to parade before the world as tri- judicial appointees on the basis of their will- Hillary Clinton has allied herself with those cent markup by the Michigan Liquor Control Commis- umphant conquerors, appealing to disgrun- ingness to overturn that decision is a more who demonize the police. The net result has sion — on the first 60,000 proof gallons of liquor spirits tled people in Western countries to carry out brazen extension of the political left’s other been a sharp increase in the number of manufactured annually. Bottles produced after that terrorist attacks in support of their cause. attempts to stifle the free speech of those who blacks killed by other blacks, as criminal ele- would be taxed at the old rate. That is a lot worse than some stupid and oppose their agenda. ments take control of the streets when the Michigan needs to update this tax regime to allow its gross words by Donald Trump, which even he Demands that various advocacy organiza- police are not allowed to. craft liquor industry to be competitive with those in has had to repudiate. Make no mistake about tions reveal the names of all their donors are Do you choose a President by talk — or by nearby states. The current excessive markups force it. Neither party has a good candidate for an obvious attempt to scare off those donors, actions and consequences? Michigan’s liquor prices substantially higher than sur- President. The choice is between bad and dis- with harassment by everyone from vandals Thomas Sowell is a senior fellow at the rounding states — ninth highest in the country, accord- astrous. to rioters to the Internal Revenue Service Hoover Institution, Stanford University, ing to the Tax Foundation. Indiana ranks 42nd and Are women more in danger from Trump’s and other government bureaucrats. Stanford, CA 94305. His website is Wisconsin 40th. words or Hillary’s actions? Are Americans in Without the right to free speech, none of tsowell.com. To find out more about Thomas The state’s onerous tax structure, combined with fed- general more in danger from Trump’s shal- the other rights is safe. Government officials Sowell and read features by other Creators eral taxes, unnecessarily stifle investment. Once the lowness on issues or Hillary’s ruthless grabs can get away with all sorts of abuses, if oth- Syndicate columnists and cartoonists, visit state relaxed regulations on breweries several years for money and power — a track record that ers are not free to talk about those abuses. the Creators Syndicate webpage at cre- ago, the beer industry began to thrive. Michigan now goes all the way back to the days when Bill Despite Hillary Clinton’s claims to be a ators.com. ranks fifth in the nation in terms of the number of craft beer facilities, and it’s a noted attraction for tourists. The current tax structure for liquor also benefits Today in history large, international manufacturers over small, home- town companies that don’t have the same economies of The Associated Press scale. International distributors can afford to get their Today’s Highlight in History products on the shelf at wholesale prices. Since the On Oct. 11, 1986, President state tax applies to the shelf price, that means global Ronald Reagan and Soviet leader companies with little invested in Michigan pay a lower Mikhail S. Gorbachev opened two tax rate. days of talks concerning arms con- Many Michigan spirits manufacturers make their trol and human rights in Reykjavik, Iceland. products from Michigan-based grains. Freeing up their On this date investment capital would benefit other parts of the In 1779, Polish nobleman Casimir state’s economy as well. Pulaski, fighting for American inde- The tax cut would take away $22 million to $35 mil- pendence, died two days after being lion from the general fund, according to an analysis wounded during the Revolutionary from the Senate Fiscal Agency. But much of the current War Battle of Savannah, Georgia. tax revenue is allocated to the state’s liquor commission In 1890, the Daughters of the American Revolution was founded in to help fund regulatory enforcement and administrative Washington, D.C. costs. Streamlining those costs could help make up for In 1905, the Juilliard School was the leaner tax revenue. founded as the Institute of Musical Additionally, the tax cut would free up investment Art in New York. funds and capital for craft distillers, which means their In 1910, Theodore Roosevelt businesses will grow. It would also encourage new dis- became the first former U.S. presi- dent to fly in an airplane during a tillers to open. Both would broaden the tax base, so visit to St. Louis. business growth would offset at least some of those lost In 1932, the first American politi- tax dollars. cal telecast took place as the Demo- Michigan’s craft distilling industry has much room to cratic National Committee spon- grow. There are about 40 licensed distilleries through- sored a program from a CBS televi- out the state, according the Michigan Craft Distillers sion studio in New York. Association. Hubs have formed in the northern and In 1944, the classic films “To Alex Odeh was killed by a bomb President Barack Obama of failing to director Catlin Adams is 66. Country Have and Have Not,” starring blast in Santa Ana, California. (The lead in a time of economic peril but singer Paulette Carlson is 65. Actor western parts of the state, as well as in Detroit. Humphrey Bogart and Lauren case remains unsolved.) sounded less conservative than his David Morse is 63. Actor Stephen Unique, locally sourced spirits also attract new visi- Bacall, and “Laura,” starring Gene In 1991, testifying before the Sen- Republican rivals in their debate in Spinella is 60. Actress-writer-come- tors and tourists, an important part of Michigan’s Tierney and Dana Andrews, opened ate Judiciary Committee, Anita Hill Hanover, New Hampshire, defend- dian Dawn French is 59. Pro and diverse economy. in New York. accused Supreme Court nominee ing the 2008-2009 Wall Street College Football Hall of Famer Steve The House should consider speedy passage of the bill In 1958, the lunar probe Pioneer Clarence Thomas of sexually bailout and declaring he could work Young is 55. Actress Joan Cusack is to reduce taxes on craft liquor, and let the state’s 1 was launched; it failed to go as far harassing her; Thomas re-appeared with “good” Democrats. U.S. officials 54. Comedy writer and TV host entrepreneurial atmosphere spur new growth and new out as planned, fell back to Earth, before the panel to denounce the accused agents of the Iranian gov- Michael J. Nelson is 52. Actor Sean and burned up in the atmosphere. proceedings as a “high-tech lynch- ernment of plotting to assassinate Patrick Flanery is 51. Actor Lennie businesses. In 1968, Apollo 7, the first ing.” the Saudi ambassador to the U.S., James is 51. College Football Hall of —The Detroit News manned Apollo mission, was In 2002, former President Jimmy Adel al-Jubeir. Famer and former NFL player Chris launched with astronauts Wally Carter was named the recipient of One year ago: In an interview Spielman is 51. Actor Luke Perry is Schirra, Donn Fulton Eisele and R. the Nobel Peace Prize. that aired on CBS’ “60 Minutes,” 50. Country singer-songwriter Todd Walter Cunningham aboard. The Ten years ago: A single-engine President Barack Obama said that Snider is 50. Actor-comedian Artie government of Panama was over- plane carrying New York Yankees Hillary Clinton’s use of a private Lange is 49. Actress Jane Krakows- Letters Policy thrown in a military coup. pitcher Cory Lidle and flight instruc- email server to conduct government ki is 48. Actress Constance Zimmer In 1975, Bill Clinton and Hillary tor Tyler Stanger crashed into a business when she served as secre- is 46. Rapper MC Lyte is 45. Figure The Daily Globe welcomes letters from readers. Letters should deal Diane Rodham were married in high-rise apartment building in New tary of state was a mistake but didn’t skater Kyoko Ina is 44. Actor/writer with matters of current, public interest. We reserve the right to reject any Fayetteville, Arkansas. “NBC Satur- York City, killing both men. The endanger national security. Nat Faxon is 41. Singer NeeNa Lee letter and to edit those that are to be published. Please avoid name-call- day Night” (later “Saturday Night charge of treason was used for the Today’s Birthdays is 41. Actress Emily Deschanel is 40. ing or personal attacks. 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Thought for Today [email protected]; or faxed to 906-932-4211. as she and fellow Mission Specialist (Gadahn was killed by a U.S. drone Singer Daryl Hall (Hall and Oates) is “When a friend speaks to me, Brief, thank-you letters will be considered for our Saturday “Bouquets” David C. Leestma spent 3 1/2 hours strike in Pakistan in Jan. 2015.) 70. Sen. Patty Murray, D-Wash., is whatever he says is interesting.” outside the shuttle. Five years ago: Presidential 66. Rhythm-and-blues musician — Jean Renoir, French movie column. In 1985, Arab-American activist challenger Mitt Romney accused Andrew Woolfolk is 66. Actress- director (1894-1979).

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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 TUESDAY, OCTOBER 11, 2016 l 5 be issuing a white paper on the AREA / NATION Record Ontonagon issue and the council should wait FLAWED SYSTEM to see what the MML has to say. He said he is not advocate for the POLICE REPORTS ordinance, but the council may City of Ironwood From page 1 want to consider it from a revenue The Ironwood Public Safety liked the original plan and “we standpoint. Department received a Thursday need to lay out what we need.” If the White Pine Power Plant afternoon complaint about a Waldrop also said the village has closes on November 26 the village shoplifter at Super One Foods. Jody Dearman, 28, of Lovilia, signage and other issues to will have problems of its own. It Iowa, faces a third-degree retail address with MDOT. Former vil- was reported the power plant is fraud charge. lage president Scott Roehm said the entity that pumps the water Bond was set at $3,000, subject he hopes to see many trucks on up the hill on M-64 and if the to posting 10 percent to be released River Street with the sale of the plant closes, the village would be from the Gogebic County Jail. shipyard building. “I want MDOT responsible for the entire line. ——— to be responsible for the repairs.” Now the village must monitor the Brian Kaseno, 24, of Wakefield, H Lehman has purchased the system by going to the White Pine was arrested last week on an out- shipyard and has a one year obli- plant. The council approved standing warrant for domestic vio- gation to keep it open. requesting proposals to upgrade lence. Bond was set at $5,000 and he “We don’t know the future,” the village water system teleme- was incarcerated in the county jail. Roehm added. try. The project also includes inte- ANIMAL COMPLAINTS Waldrop suggested someone gration of telemetry and monitor- City of Ironwood from the MDOT be invited to a ing of the village sewer system. Bear complaints have been few council meeting. The council agreed to refi- in the city this summer, but the IPSD Erickson also explained the nance the sewer bond for received a couple reports within the recent signing of legislation $300,000, which would result in past week. impacting medical marijuana a savings of $221,063. Early Sunday, there was report of Associated Press a black bear in the area of 305 W. facilities within the village. In other action: RETIRED CHICAGO school teacher Patricia Lofton counts through a stack of picket sign for Chicago Teachers The state act permits the vil- — The council awarded the Ayer St. The Gogebic County Sher- Union members to pick up Monday, in Chicago. Negotiators for the union and Chicago Public Schools con- iff’s Department relayed the report to lage to adopt an ordinance to allow contract to light and repair the tinue to meet in an effort to reach a contract and avert a threatened teachers’ strike. the IPSD, but no bear was found. licensed medical marijuana facili- west walkway pier to Northland Last Thursday, a bear climbed a ties. He said if the village does not Electric for $9,500. tree at 717 E. Pabst St., causing adopt an ordinance, medical mari- —The council approved giving dogs in the neighborhood to bark, juana facilities are not allowed in $500 to the 15th annual Home- Chicago teachers prepare for according to Cheryl Hoffman. the village. He explained the ordi- town Christmas Committee for Officers advised residents of that nance would allow the village to advertising. area to take away any bird food or charge up to $5,000 per year for a — The council agreed to follow garbage so the bear would leave. permit to each facility. He the recommendation of its auditor strike; contract talks continue On Thursday evening, the bear described the extensive fees that and wrote off $13,035 in fees that was seen lying in the yard at the CHICAGO (AP) — Teachers He said the district’s 2013 clos- system and lives across the street same residence. could be charged with 60 percent were deemed “uncollectable.” in the nation’s third-largest ing of some 50 schools, layoffs of from a school. She said she sees It climbed up a nearby pine tree. of the tax staying local. He said the —Councilman Tony Smydra school district were preparing to thousands of teachers in recent teachers arriving for work at 6 Officers said the bear, estimated state will not issue licenses until recommended efforts be made to go on strike for the second time years and other spending cuts a.m. and leaving 12 hours later. at around 200 pounds, appeared to December 2017. Erickson said the contact the new owners of the ship- since 2012, as contract talks have made the job tougher. “How can parents not be sup- be healthy and they again advised Michigan Municipal League will yard and welcome them to the area. between the Chicago Teachers Teachers have been without a portive of teachers?” she said. area residents to leave it alone so it Union and financially troubled contract since June 2015. The One theme struck by several would move on. The posting of signs warning Chicago Public Schools headed union wants no cuts to salary or at the rally was the perception Spring users not to drink the water was into Monday evening with no benefits and an additional $200 that Emanuel focuses inordi- one of the recommendations sign of an agreement. million — or $500 per student — nately on wooing businesses to Oman’s made by township attorney Mark The CTU has directed its in spending to ensure adequate Chicago. At one point, protesters McDonald, who said the town- roughly 28,000 members to report staffing and “to accommodate the chanted, “Mayor Emanuel, we’re From page 1 to picket lines Tuesday morning needs of our children,” CTU no fools. If there’s money for ship was protected from liability From page 1 supply has been contaminated by if someone should get sick from unless they hear otherwise from President Karen Lewis said. developers, there’s money for outside material, according to the spring. union negotiators. All 652 schools CPS has said it is working schools.” as 11 inches of rain hit Little officials with the Western Upper In other action: will be open during normal school within the framework of a Jan- People went door to door Girl’s Point and other areas of Peninsula Health Department. — The board approved hiring hours for the district’s 400,000 uary offer, which included pay handing out cards that listed the northern Gogebic Range, The officials believe the spring Nasi Construction to replace the students, CPS said. increases and a cap on privately issues they saw as critical, such leaving some of the Point’s resi- was damaged in the July 11 roof on the township storage The two sides held negotia- operated charter schools but as enforceable class-size limits, a dents stranded due to numerous storm that caused flooding in building across the street from tions throughout the weekend. would require teachers to con- moratorium on charter-schools road washouts. parts of Little Girl’s Point. the township hall. On Monday afternoon, teachers tribute more to their pension expansion and no cuts to teach- Work is also underway to per- Those in favor of keeping the — The board appointed Steve picked up strike placards and costs. The union turned it down ers’ pay. One Ravenswood resi- manently repair the road washouts. spring have argued the positive Boyd to replace Baron as the painted banners. Earlier in the in February. dent, Jim Tormey, a 52-year-old Lottery coliform tests were faulty and township’s representative on the day, parents and other support- About two-dozen people with father of two children who attend there wasn’t a danger to users. Gogebic Range Water Authority. ers rallied across from Mayor Parents 4 Teachers rallied in the city schools, spoke with the Rahm Emanuel’s home, and leafy Ravenswood neighborhood demonstrators. Afterward, he Monday 20-27-32-36-37-38-40- As part of taking ownership of — The board entered a letter Michigan 49-51-53-55-58-63-64- the spring, Baron said the town- from the Ironwood Carnegie another pro-educators rally was on the city’s North Side. Several said he had some sympathy for Lucky For Life: 14-23- 66-71-77 ship planned to move the outlet Library into the record as a com- planned for Monday evening. children, off school due to Colum- teachers but that his feelings 26-43-48, Lucky Ball: 5 Wisconsin Poker Lotto: QD-KD- 5 Card Cash: JH-2H- pipe off the road commission’s munication. The letter, written “Nobody wants to go on strike bus Day, also were there; one were mixed. 4D-7H-8H 7H-5S-6S right of way, and replace the pipe by new library director Lynne but I think the teachers finally held a placard that read, “Par- “There are ebbs and flows in Midday Daily 3: 2-0-7 SuperCash: 03-06-12- from the spring to the outlet. The Wiercinski and library board said ‘Enough is enough,’” said ents, Teachers, Students — Unit- that sympathy,” he said. “We Midday Daily 4: 4-1-3-3 18-24-29, Doubler: N Daily 3: 9-2-7 Badger 5: 13-16-18-22- replacement of the pipe will also president Amber Hurkmans, Nate Rasmussen, a preschool ed.” love our teachers, but we want Daily 4: 2-8-2-9 27 include the installation of a test- thanked the township for con- teacher at Beasley Elementary Organizer Erica Hade has sev- our kids not to miss school Fantasy 5: 07-10-24- Daily Pick 3: 7-2-3 Last day to register School on the city’s South Side. eral children in the public school because of a strike.” 27-38 Daily Pick 4: 0-0-1-9 ing valve to allow for more accu- tacting them about the possibili- Keno: 07-08-10-14-17- rate testing of the water quality, ty of renewing library services to vote in Michigan Baron said after the meeting. and asked for some additional TUESDAY EVENING OCTOBER 11, 2016 During the meeting, Baron said time to prepare a proposal as Bergman LANSING (AP) — Michigan there will be signs posted at the Wiercinski only became director 7:00 7:30 8:00 8:30 9:00 9:30 10:00 10:30 11:00 11:30 residents wanting to vote in the spring warning users that it should- Oct. 3 following Elaine Erick- The Flash “Paradox” (N) No Tomorrow “No Crying Seinfeld ’ Seinfeld ’ The King of The King of Engagement Engagement # CW KDLH Nov. 8 presidential election have n’t be considered potable water. son’s resignation. ’ (TVPG) (CC) in Baseball” (N) (TVPG) (TVPG) (TVPG) Queens Queens ’ From page 1 NCIS “Love Boat” (N) ’ Bull “Unambiguous” (N) ’ NCIS: New Orleans “Man Local 3 (:35) The Late Show With James one last day to register. % CBS WJMN todial services for the Memorial (TVPG) (CC) (DVS) (TV14) (CC) on Fire” (N) ’ (TV14) News at Stephen Colbert (TVPG) Corden Tuesday is the deadline. 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(PG-13) (CC) ›› Winter Passing (‘05) Ed Harris. (R) (:40) ›› The Riot Club (‘14) (R) (CC) PREMIUM 6 l TUESDAY, OCTOBER 11, 2016 NATION THE DAILY GLOBE • YOURDAILYGLOBE.COM Giving up on Trump? Ryan focusing on saving GOP majority WASHINGTON (AP) — the Republican National Com- what this election is all about. Monday’s conference call that the “Donald Trump didn’t become nominated Donald Trump.” Stew- House Speaker Paul Ryan, the mittee, which has overseen cru- It’s about the American people majority was more in peril in the nominee of his party on his art said he was leading a group of nation’s top elected Republican, cial field efforts for the candidate fighting back against corrupt light of Trump’s problems. own,” said Jennifer Palmieri, Clin- Republicans to protest outside effectively abandoned Donald in battleground states. On a con- politicians who don’t care about Walden told lawmakers they ton’s communications director. party headquarters near the Trump Monday, telling anxious ference call with RNC members, anything except for staying in still could win their seats, but Seeking to pad her lead in bat- Capitol Monday afternoon. fellow lawmakers he will not chairman Reince Priebus said power,” he said. that it would require delicate tleground states, Clinton was Stewart was fired immediate- campaign for or defend the floun- the party remains in full coordi- Running mate Mike Pence maneuvering akin to landing an making a direct appeal for mod- ly after the protest, which drew dering businessman in the elec- nation with Trump. said he was staying with Trump. airplane in a hurricane in a fog, erate Republican voters turned dozens of angry Trump support- tion’s closing weeks. Pro-Trump “Everything is on course,” “I’m honored to be standing with several participants said. off by Trump. The Clinton cam- ers to the front step of the Repub- members rebelled in anger, Priebus said, according to a par- him,” Pence said. On the other side of the Capi- paign released new ads featuring lican National Committee head- accusing Ryan of conceding the ticipant in the call. Trump’s candidacy long ago tol, there were also signs that Republican voters crossing party quarters. Said Deputy Campaign election to Hillary Clinton. Still, Ryan’s announcement laid bare the turmoil roiling the more Republican Senate candi- lines to cast their ballots for the Manager Dave Bossie: “Corey Indeed, Ryan said he would underscored the perilous predica- GOP. Some party leaders had dates were moving to distance former secretary of state. made this decision when he devote his energy to ensuring ment Republicans find them- hoped to push off a reckoning themselves from Trump. Two “I don’t always agree with her staged a stunt in front of the Clinton doesn’t get a “blank selves in one month from Elec- until after the election, but with Republicans said they expected but she’s reasonable and she’s RNC without the knowledge or check” as president with a Demo- tion Day. Recent revelations of Ryan and other lawmakers pub- to see ads urging voters to back smart,” Republican Jennifer the approval of the Trump cam- cratic-controlled Congress, Trump’s predatory sexual com- licly distancing themselves from GOP Senate candidates as a Kohn says in one spot. paign.” according to people on his private ments about women deepened Trump — and in some cases even check on Clinton’s power in the Trump supporters are furious Trump had hoped to stop the conference call with GOP House the worries among GOP officials calling for the real estate mogul White House. at the notion that Republican exodus of Republicans running members. While the Wisconsin who fear he’ll drag down their to drop out of the race — that Senate Majority Leader Mitch leaders are abandoning the nom- away from his campaign with a Republican did not formally own electoral prospects in now appears impossible. McConnell refused to even inee selected by their party. In solid performance in Sunday’s rescind his own tepid endorse- November. But others look at For Ryan, the most pressing acknowledge Trump, telling the conference call with Ryan, presidential debate. He did ener- ment of Trump, he told lawmak- Trump’s loyal bands of support- goal through the next four weeks business leaders in his home California Rep. Dana Rohrabach- gize his core supporters by hurl- ers they were free to do just that ers and see no way for Republi- is preventing Republicans from state of Kentucky that if they er called GOP leaders cowards,” ing insults at Clinton — he called and fight for their own re-elec- cans in other races to win with- losing control of the House, a sce- expected to hear him discuss the according to one participant, who her the “devil” and promised to tion. out their support. nario that seemed remote as presidential race they “might as like others, insisted on anonymi- put her in jail if he’s president — Trump fired back on Twitter, Trump himself made no refer- recently as a week ago. Although well go ahead and leave.” ty in order to describe the private but he appeared to do little to saying Ryan “should spend more ence to Ryan and the GOP defec- Republicans are not yet panick- Clinton’s campaign hammered discussions. win over new voters. He insisted time on balancing the budget, tions at a Pennsylvania rally, ing given their wide 246-186 seat Republicans for recoiling from Corey Stewart, the chairman of his aggressively vulgar remarks jobs and illegal immigration and except perhaps one line that majority, Ryan and Greg Walden, Trump at this late date and Trump’s Virginia campaign, said on the videotape were mere not waste his time on fighting could apply to fleeing Republi- the chairman of the National urged voters to hold GOP candi- Ryan and other party elite didn’t “locker room” talk and tried to Republican nominee.” cans as well as the Democrats. Republican Congressional Com- dates accountable for standing by understand that “the grass roots turn the attention to Bill Clin- Trump retained the backing of “The last 72 hours has framed mittee, both acknowledged on their nominee for months. took control of this party when we ton’s extramarital affairs. After hurricane, chaos lingers in water-logged North Carolina

LUMBERTON, N.C. (AP) — of Lumberton, a community of The full extent of the disaster brown waters swirled around them. The department’s doors “This is going to be a pro- With floodwaters from Hurricane 22,000 people about 80 miles in North Carolina was still them. were locked and most of the 75 or longed hurricane for us even Matthew on the rise, at least one from the ocean. unclear, but it appeared that Rescuers still have not made it so officers were out helping with though the skies are blue,” the North Carolina city appeared The Rev. Volley Hanson wor- thousands of homes were dam- to all the submerged cars or fig- traffic or rescues. governor said near chaos Monday, its police ried that stress from the lack of aged, and more were in danger of ured out exactly how many peo- The Lumber River crested 4 Engineers had no estimate on station shuttered and sporadic running water and electricity flooding. ple are missing or dead, county feet above its record level Sunday when I-95 would reopen. Driv- gunfire in the air, and authori- might push people over the edge. One silver lining may be that Emergency Management Direc- in Lumberton and was forecast to ing was difficult, if not impossi- ties worried that more communi- Robeson County, which includes emergency planners now have tor Stephanie Chavis said. remain there until Saturday. ble because hundreds of roads ties could end up the same way. Lumberton, had North Caroli- sophisticated models that can “I’ve been here right at 28 River flooding was happening were closed, in some cases iso- The storm is gone, but it left na’s highest violent crime rate in precisely determine a river’s years,” Chavis said. “This seems in other places, too. In the tiny lating entire towns. Dozens of behind a water-logged landscape 2014. crest and pinpoint which build- to be the worst one we’ve had in town of Nichols, South Carolina, school districts and East Caroli- where flooding was expected to “The cash is going to be run- ings will be flooded. But even my career.” downstream from Lumberton, at na University canceled classes persist for the rest of the week. ning out. We’ve already got those models have their limits. Damien Mosher and his fiance least 100 people spent the night for the entire week. Nearly 1 At least three rivers were fore- street vendors hawking water, They cannot predict when a levee were trying to make it to their on the third floor of the town million people in North Carolina cast to reach record levels, some Cokes and cigarettes. Cigarettes or a dam will fail. A levee in coastal home in South Carolina hall. and South Carolina were with- not cresting until Friday. In are at seven bucks a pack,” Han- Lumberton appeared to fail but were detoured to Lumberton North Carolina Gov. Pat out power, two days after the many areas, the scene resembled son said. “It’s nuts here, and it’s overnight, but officials later con- because Interstate 95 — a major McCrory pleaded with residents eye of the hurricane moved out a repeat of Hurricane Floyd, going to get worse.” cluded that floodwaters had artery for the East Coast — was to heed evacuation orders and to to sea. which caused $3 billion in dam- The storm killed more than flowed around it. closed. Shelters turned them be careful. The seven-day fore- In addition to the 11 deaths in age and destroyed 7,000 homes 500 people in Haiti and at least About 1,500 people had to be away because of their two dogs so cast of clear, cooler weather was North Carolina, there were five as it skirted the coast in 1999. 23 in the U.S. — nearly half of rescued early Monday. Most of they ended up in the police good for cleanup, but might lure in Florida and three each in Officials were concerned that them in North Carolina. At least them were in knee-deep water, department parking lot, listening people into6 a false sense of secu- Georgia and South Carolina. One other cities could suffer the fate three people were missing. but some fled to rooftopsT as the to occasional gunfire around rity. death was reported in Virginia.

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THE DAILY GLOBE • YOURDAILYGLOBE.COM HEALTH TUESDAY, OCTOBER 11, 2016 l 7 Nearly a week after hurricane hit Haiti, UN appeals for aid MARFRANC, Haiti (AP) — At cials said young men in villages a cramped police station serving along the road between the hard- as a makeshift clinic, Darline hit cities of Les Cayes and Derosier fastened IV drips to jail Jeremie were building blockades cell bars, wiped the brows of of rocks and broken branches to cholera patients and tended to halt relief convoys. the wounds of those injured A convoy of food, water and when Hurricane Matthew medicine was attacked by gun- slammed into Haiti’s southwest- men in a remote valley where ern peninsula. there had been a mudslide, said She was the only health work- Frednel Kedler, coordinator for er helping about 40 patients the Civil Protection Agency in Monday inside the station bereft the Grand-Anse Department, of police as she waited for help to which includes Jeremie. arrive in the hard-hit town of The National Civil Protection Marfranc nearly a week after the headquarters in Port-au-Prince Category 4 storm struck Oct. 4. raised the official nationwide Among the patients was an death toll to 372, which included elderly woman lying unconscious at least 198 deaths in Grand- on a jail cell floor with a leg ban- Anse. But local officials have said daged in an old rag and a man the toll in Grand-Anse alone tops with gashes around his neck, his 500. eyes fluttering. The U.N. also said the hurri- “People will die soon if we cane has increased the risk of a don’t get some aid,” an over- “renewed spike” in the number of whelmed Derosier told The Asso- cholera cases. A cholera outbreak ciated Press. since 2010 has already killed The town is a 45-minute drive roughly 10,000 people and sick- southwest from the coastal city of ened more than 800,000. Jeremie, where food, medicine Roosevelt Zamos of the Civil and fresh water are finally arriv- Protection Agency told AP there ing but still slow to reach increas- were 40 cases of cholera in ingly desperate communities. Jeremie alone. He said eight peo- Associated Press “We haven’t received anything ple have died of cholera in RESIDENTS WALK amidst damaged buildings and debris in a seaside fishing neighborhood almost completely destroyed by Hurricane Matthew, from Jeremie,” Derosier said, Grand-Anse since the storm. in Port Salut, Haiti, Sunday. Nearly a week after the storm smashed into southwestern Haiti, some communities along the southern coast have yet adding that she has made sever- It can take from 12 hours to to receive any assistance, leaving residents who have lost their homes and virtually all of their belongings struggling to find shelter and potable al calls requesting help and med- five days for cholera symptoms to water. ical supplies. appear after ingesting contami- The U.N. humanitarian agen- nated food or water, according to The center was overcrowded, know how many new cases had large crowd gathered. An estimated 158 people died cy in Geneva made an emergency the World Health Organization. and patients who were improving been caused by the storm nation- “There were too many people in Les Anglais, said two police appeal Monday for nearly $120 The open-air cholera treat- were forced outside. Among them wide. fighting. They went to give it officers who declined to give their million in aid, saying about ment center at Jeremie’s main was 21-year-old Nedrine Cabane, “Certainly there are cases we someplace else,” Claude Pierre names because they were not 750,000 people in southwest hospital had no running water who sat on the ground with her don’t know anything about,” he Louis, 63, said angrily as she authorized to talk to the media. Haiti alone will need “life-saving Monday, and at least a dozen of father. He had brought her a pot said, referring to still-isolated washed pots in a plastic bucket Francis Jean, a 42-year-old assistance and protection” in the the new patients were under age of plantain soup that she ate areas. on the porch of her house, which farmer and taxi driver, was next three months. U.N. officials 10. gratefully — her first meal in People in the southern seaside lost its roof during the storm. awaiting help after he, his wife said earlier that at least 1.4 mil- Etienne Chimene tried her three days. community of Les Anglais and She said Les Anglais needed and three daughters survived the lion people across the region best to soothe her 13-month-old “The fact that there is so much surrounding areas said little to building supplies because almost storm but lost their roof and all need assistance and that 2.1 mil- son, Cenelson, who was lying in a dirty water around makes me no aid had reached them by Mon- every house was damaged, and their belongings. lion overall have been affected by wooden bed with a hole cut in it think that more people are going day. most were destroyed. She added “You can’t even explain what the hurricane. Some 175,000 peo- and a bucket underneath. to get sick,” she said. An aid group tried to dis- that people already had created a happened here. I’ve never seen ple remain in shelters. “I feel like my baby is getting Dr. Thiery Francois, lead doc- tribute food and other emergency community group to help clear anything like this in my life,” he Electricity was still out, water worse,” she said as she stroked tor for the Ministry of Health at supplies by boat on Sunday, but the streets of debris and rebuild said. “This town doesn’t exist and food were scarce, and offi- his head and he whimpered. the cholera center, said he didn’t it was forced to leave after a on their own. anymore. There’s nothing.” HEALTHY RECIPE Beware extremes: Exercise, anger may trigger heart attack By MARILYNN MARCHIONE or obesity. ter University. In an artery AP Chief Medical Writer Big caveats: Patients reported already clogged with plaque, a If you’re angry or upset, you their own stress or anger, and trigger could block blood flow might want to simmer down people who just had a heart and lead to a heart attack. before heading out for an intense attack may be more prone to “From a practical perspective, run or gym workout. A large, recall or think they suffered one there will be times when expo- international study ties heavy of these triggers than they other- sure to such extremes is unavoid- exertion while stressed or mad to wise might have been. Also, able,” Smyth said. a tripled risk of having a heart strenuous exertion is whatever “We continue to advise regular attack within an hour. the patient perceives it to be — physical activity for all, includ- Regular exercise is a healthy for some people that could be ing those who use exercise to antidote to stress and can help climbing stairs and for others, relieve stress,” but people should prevent heart disease — the running a marathon. not go beyond their usual routine biggest problem is that too many The study also is observation- at such times, he said. people get too little of it. But the al, so it cannot prove cause and The study was funded by the new research suggests there may effect. But it’s likely to be the Canadian Institutes of Health be better or worse times to exer- best kind of information avail- Research, other governmental cise, and that extremes can trig- able — it’s not possible to ran- bodies from various countries ger harm. domly assign people to be angry that participated, and grants “This study is further evi- and exercise, then see how many from several drug companies.

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Optional equipment may be shown. community who disagreed with ply “Papa.” THE DAILY GLOBE • YOURDAILYGLOBE.COM SPORTS TUESDAY, OCTOBER 11, 2016 l 9 30th annual Duck Pond Run takes place in Watersmeet GCC VOLLEYBALL WATERSMEET — Seven- teen people participated in the 30th annual Duck Pond Run in Lady Samsons continue Watersmeet, Saturday. The event has been an annu- al tradition, started by Giiwe winning ways in Hancock Martin in memory of her sister HANCOCK — The Gogebic everyone into the game." Aggie Martin, who lost her life Community College Lady Sam- Wiltzius led GCC with 14 kills to suicide in 1985. sons secured two wins Friday and two aces. Bender said she According to Martin, it was and Saturday against Concordia kept up her "typical presence at her sisters big heart and love College of Ann Arbor Junior Var- the net," adding four blocks. that inspired her to start the sity and Finlandia University Yon added 15 assists and event. JV. Holen had 13. Grace, Engler and "My sister loved ducks, the Friday night, the Lady Sam- Dani Irons each had 5 kills for color green and had the biggest sons fought back to beat Concor- the Lady Samsons, while Usher heart and would help anyone in dia College of Ann Arbor JV 18- added seven kills and two aces. time of need," Martin said. "The 25, 23-25, 28-26, 25-17 and 15-9. "Mattea Olkonen has been trophies had an angel heart- "Even though they lost the improving a lot as the season has like dance figure, which first two games of the set, they stretched into October," Bender reminds me of my sister. She fought back to get a big win," said. "She picked up 3.5 blocks was here with us today, as were GCC coach Aaron Bender said. "I and two assists. I have put a lot the ducks on the river, an eagle think we have definitely turned a of pressure (on her) as we have sitting in a tall tree watching Submitted Photo corner. Fighting back to win the gotten into October. I want her to over me, as I arrived to set PARTICIPANTS IN the 30th annual Duck Pond Run pose with their trophies after the event, Saturday in final three sets of the match Fri- be more aggressive with her hit- things up, and yes, the ducks Watersmeet. Pictured are, first row, from left Giiwe Martin, Ethan McGeshick, Willy Martin; second row, Anna day night showed me the girls ting. On Saturday, she started to were on the river in the rice Peterson-Kristek, Gavin Peterson, Martin Celeski, Cruz Lemery, Daisy McGeshick, Katrina Lemery, Shelly are really starting to get things swing a bit more, but I am going beds." Hazon, Charlie Martin and Neil Kmiecik; third row, Kathy Peterson-Kristek; Judy Peterson, Kim Spedowski, going." to need everything she has as we The race started on Aggie Margaret Celeski and Kurt Klingman. Bender said Concordia Col- get closer to the regional playoffs Lane on Old U.S. 2 in ry," Martin said. Hazen, of Watersmeet, crossed wood, 36:51; Daisy McGeshick, lege of Ann Arbor had 20 players in two weeks. Watersmeet and continued The overall male winner was the finish line together in a of Watersmeet, 38:16; Anna on the JV team, indicating they "She has it in her, she just down Rose Lane, into the woods Charlie Martin, of Watersmeet, time of 28:20. Peterson-Kristek,of "have a nice tradition and play- needs to find that anger and for 1.5 miles and back. who, Giiwe Martin said, "took Other finishers included Watersmeet, 39:11; Katrina ers want to be a part of the pro- aggression to hammer the ball." Each participant received a over the reins from his father Willy Martin, of Antioch, Ill., Lemery, of Watersmeet, 40:22; gram there." GCC headed to the University trophy, a T-shirt and hot chili Willy, who has won just about 21:36; Ethan McGeshick, of Kurt Klingman, of Watersmeet, After falling 2-0, the Lady of Wisconsin-Superior to take on when the event was done. every single Duck Pond Run Watersmeet, 22:05; Gavin 40:45; Kim Spedowski, of Samsons fought back, which their JV program, Tuesday. "It was amazing to see the over these past 30 years." Peterson, of Watersmeet, Neil Watersmeeet, 52:02; Judy gave them momentum to carry According to Bender, the game runners and walkers all smiling Charlie Martin finished with Kmiecik, of Ironwood, 28:22; Peterson, of Watersmeet, 52:05; them the rest of the way, accord- was supposed to be at home, but and enjoying life, as they did a time of 19:20. On the female Cruz Lemery, of Watersmeet, and Kathy Peterson-Kristek, of ing to Bender. things got changed. this walk in my sister's memo- side, Giiwe Martin and Shelly 35:52; Martin Celeski, of Iron- Watersmeet, 52:18. Maria Wiltzius had 20 kills "It was supposed to be at and six blocks for GCC. Lexi home, but the UWS team was Engler added 13 kills and Nicole not able to make the trip," he Usher picked up six kills and five said. "We need to keep playing at Nationals beat Dodgers 8- aces. this point in the year, so we will With Wisconsin Lauren Grace added 13 kills, travel to them." two aces and 10 digs. The Lady Samsons will finish looming, Ohio State 3 to take 2-1 lead in NLDS "Lauren has really improved their regular season at home on LOS ANGELES (AP) — The team moved from Montre- over the last month," Bender Oct. 17-18. Bender said that Oct. Anthony Rendon and Jayson al to Washington before the 2005 said. "Her passing game might 17 will be the annual "Dig Pink" shores up passing game Werth homered, and the Wash- season. be the best on the floor right event. ington Nationals moved within The Dodgers again struggled now, and she really has learned "We want every dollar we can COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP) — branded on my heart: You don't to control the ball when it is bring in that night to help one of With a Saturday night game attack a team when you lose a one victory of winning a postsea- against left-handed pitching, a son series for the first time, beat- problem throughout the season served or hit at her. ... And both our alumni, Meghan Movrich, against No. 8 Wisconsin looming, game. You attack them when you of our setters — Allie Holen and the daughter of (women's basket- the Ohio State Buckeyes are try- win the game (and) it'll play well. ing the Los Angeles Dodgers 8-3 when they had a major league- Monday for a 2-1 lead in their worst .213 average against lefties. Kassidee Yon — each picked up ball coach) Mark Movrich," Ben- ing to figure out why their usually So we're attacking, and there's over 20 assists." der said. "So, we hope we can dynamic aerial attack is suddenly urgency." best-of-five NL playoff. Four Washington lefty reliev- Four relievers combined for 4 ers stymied the Dodgers in the The momentum continued for completely fill the gym that sputtering. DEFENSE SHINES the Lady Samsons on Saturday, night." Quarterback J.T. Barrett Meyer called out eight defen- 2/3 shutout innings, putting the first two games. Nationals in position to wrap up Facing lefty starter Gio Gonza- as they dropped Finlandia Uni- The sophomores will be hon- struggled finding open receivers sive players as earning the high- versity JV 25-13, 25-22, 20-25 ored Oct 18, and Bender said for and then getting the ball to them est grades against Indiana, which the NL Division Series on Tues- lez in Game 3, they got three runs day at Dodger Stadium. and four hits in 4 1/3 innings. and 25-20. people to stick around, as the in Saturday's 38-17 win over Indi- was held to just 99 yards on the "The girls really kept up with GCC men's basketball team will ana, completing just nine passes ground. Playing 23 hours after the The only Dodgers hitter with Nationals tied the series at home proven success against Gonzalez their play and came into Satur- play their annual Green and in 21 attempts for 93 yards, with The defense made two critical day's game with the intentions of White game following the match. one touchdown and one intercep- stops on fourth down, one in the in a rain-postponed Game 2, Ren- was catcher Carlos Ruiz, and he don hit a two-run homer in a four- came through with a two-run, going back to Ironwood with two "It will be a great end to the tion. fourth quarter when Nick Bosa, wins," Bender said. "Jumping season, and hopefully we keep Often the Buckeyes resorted to Michael Hill and others stopped run third that chased Kenta pinch-hit homer in the fifth that Maeda. Werth added a solo shot cut their deficit to 4-3. out to an early 2-0 lead in games, this winning going, right into the Barrett tucking the ball and run- Indiana's Devine Redding on the it was a great opportunity to get regionals," Bender said. ning. He did so a career high 26 Ohio State 4 yard line following a off closer Kenley Jansen in a After that, the Dodgers mus- times, picking up 137 yards and a Barrett interception. breakaway four-run ninth. tered just a pair of singles off a touchdown. The Buckeyes rank second in NL East champions for the Nats' bullpen that included lefties As far as coach Urban Meyer is the FBS in scoring defense, allow- third time in five years, the Sammy Solis and Oliver Perez, Hurley drops Wakefield-Marenisco 3-1 concerned, that's too many hits for ing 10.8 points per game, and is Nationals were unable to advance and didn't advance a runner past during their two previous trips to first base. Solis wound up with HURLEY — The Hurley kills, five blocks and three aces the team's best player. the only FBS team to have not Midgettes dropped Wakefield- for Hurley. "That's going to be worked on allowed a rushing touchdown yet the postseason. the win. They lost in the Division Series It was still 4-3 when Werth Marenisco 3-1 Monday night in Fellow senior Allison Water- extremely hard," Meyer said Mon- this season. volleyball action. house had 10 assists and five day. "It's a combination, it wasn't Ohio State is fourth in the to St. Louis in 2012 and San homered on a 1-0 pitch from Francisco in 2014. Jansen leading off the ninth. Hurley won 25-12, 19-25, 25- aces. one issue but several. Either it's a country in turnover margin (+8) 23 and 25-15. Hurley faces Ashland at home misfire, not a well-executed pat- with 12 turnovers caused against The franchise has won one Ryan Zimmerman added a two- playoff series — the Montreal run double that bounced off right "I thought that we played on Thursday and kicks of the tern or a dropped ball. four surrendered. fired up and our offense really regional tournament next Tues- “We just have to do much bet- Safety Malik Hooker's four Expos beat Philadelphia following fielder Josh Reddick's glove at the the strike-shortened 1981 season wall — the hit scored Daniel Mur- shined," Hurley coach Liz Con- day. ter." interceptions tie him for most in stantini said. "We were led by "I believe we will be playing Barrett blamed it on not being the country. before losing to the Dodgers in the phy and Bryce Harper, who both NL Championship Series. walked. our seniors." Drummond in the first round," able to get everyone on the same PARRIS RISING Senior Meghan Leinon had 10 Constantini said. page for every play. Wide receiver Parris Campbell "We were in some good plays is getting Meyer's attention as a sometimes, and whether it (was) special teams standout. Campbell me messing up on an assignment broke a 92-yard kickoff return Indians top Ortiz, Red Sox 4-3, complete sweep, reach ALCS or a read, or a receiver messing up that turned into an Ohio State BOSTON (AP) — Cleveland closer Cody won a playoff series in nine years, when walks Monday, hitting a sacrifice fly in the or the O-line messing up, we just touchdown after Indiana had Allen hung on in the last two innings, and they beat the New York Yankees and then sixth with two on instead of the three-run weren't clicking on all cylinders on scored to cut the Buckeyes' lead to the Indians beat the Boston Red Sox 4-3 wasted a 3-1 lead over the Red Sox in the homer the Fenway Park crowd wanted. all units on offense at times," a 17-10 with 1:03 left in the first Monday night to complete a three-game ALCS. Making it their goal to send their beloved subdued Barrett said Monday. half. sweep of their AL Division Series. Perhaps inspired by the Cleveland Cava- Big Papi out as a winner, the Red Sox man- "We played poorly because we did- "Parris Campbell is as valuable Red Sox slugger David Ortiz walked in liers NBA title — the city's first pro sports aged to win the AL East — the second time n't play with great fundamentals." a guy as there is on the team right the final plate appearance of his major championship since 1964 — there would be in four seasons they went from worst to Ohio State may be the one of now," Meyer said. "He had a 92- league career but could only watch from the no blowing this lead. first. the few places where there is yard kickoff return, he's all over dugout when Travis Shaw hit a game-end- Coco Crisp hit a two-run homer Allen got Boston raised fans' hopes with a late- hand-wringing after a three- the place as far as what we ask ing flyout with a pair of runners on. four outs, escaping jams in the eighth and September 11-game winning streak but touchdown win, but that's the way him to do." Rookie Tyler Naquin delivered a two-run ninth. The AL Central champions earned then lost eight of its last nine games, includ- it is in Columbus. BIG TEN CROWDS TOP 10 single and Josh Tomlin pitched five strong just their second postseason sweep; the ing the playoffs. After the game Meyer called The Big Ten has four teams in innings for Cleveland, which reached the AL other was over Boston in 1995. Following a one-day postponement the passing failures "alarming," the top 10 of The Associated Press Championship Series for the first time since Ortiz came out on the field after the Indi- caused by rain, the Indians took a 2-0 lead but he said Monday that might Top 25 college football poll during 2007 and opens against Toronto at home on ans' celebration and had tears in his eyes as off Clay Buchholz in the fourth inning on have been an overreaction. And he the regular season for the first Friday. the fans acknowledged the 40-year-old, who Naquin's single. said some adversity can make time since 1960. Cleveland went 4-3 this year against the helped the Red Sox win three World Series Tomlin gave up Andrew Benintendi's players work even harder. No. 2 Ohio State and No. 8 Wis- wild-card Blue Jays, who swept AL West titles. After hitting 38 homers, the most for Green Monster-scraping RBI double in the "I think urgency is always consin join No. 4 Michigan and champion Texas to reach the ALCS for the a player in his final season, he was 1 for 9 fifth, which gave some life to the Fenway good, absolutely," he said. "Lou No. 10 Nebraska. second straight year. The Indians had not against the Indians. He was hitless with two crowd. Holtz would (say), and it's forever Alabama is still No. 1. AP Top 25: Big Ten has 4 in top 10 for 1st time since 1960 The Big Ten has four teams in the top in the top 10 in the preseason poll of day. "Internally, we play it down a lot — North Carolina is out again after being matched by the ACC last week. 10 of The Associated Press college foot- 1999, but the last time it happened dur- because where you are right now doesn't losing at home to Virginia Tech 34-3. SEC — 7 ball poll during the regular season for ing the regular season was Oct. 3, 1960, mean you have the right to be there — After a two-week stay, Colorado ACC — 5 the first time since 1960, and No. 24 with No. 3 Iowa, No. 4 Illinois, No. 5 tomorrow. dropped out after losing at USC. Big Ten — 4 Western Michigan is ranked for the first Ohio State and No. 7 Purdue. "What I do love it for is our communi- UP Big 12 — 3 time in school history. IN ty," Fleck said. "This is a 109-year histo- — No. 14 Florida State has been all Pac-12 — 2. The last time the Pac-12 No. 8 Wisconsin and No. 10 Nebraska No. 24 Western Michigan is 6-0 for ry of our program, we've never been over the rankings through the first six had only two teams ranked was Sept. 6, joined No. 2 Ohio State and No. 4 Michi- the first time since 1941 and is in posi- ranked. This city of Kalamazoo is a spe- weeks of the regular season. After drop- 2011. gan in the first 10 of the AP Top 25 tion to contend for a spot in a New cial place. ping to No. 23 last week, the Seminoles American — 2 released Monday. The poll release was Year's Six bowl. “We have an incredible institution jumped nine spots after beating Miami. Mountain West — 1 delayed one day because two FBS games The Broncos have already beaten two with an amazing student body. And — No. 17 Virginia Tech moved up MAC — 1 were postponed until Sunday due to Big Ten teams (Northwestern and Illi- incredible faculty and professors that eight spots after beating North Caroli- RANKED vs. RANKED Hurricane Matthew. nois). deserve to have a top-25 football pro- na. The Hokies are ranked in consecu- No. 1 Alabama at No. 9 Tennessee. Alabama remains No. 1. The Crimson This season has continued as a steady gram. And now they have one. They can tive weeks for the first time since 2013. The fourth ranked opponent in four Tide received 56 first-place votes. Ohio rise for the Broncos since coach P.J. say they have one." DOWN weeks for the Volunteers is the toughest State and No. 3 Clemson each received Fleck, who at 35 is the second-youngest — No. 23 Auburn is ranked for the — No. 13 Houston slipped seven spots yet. two first-place votes. Michigan had one head coach in the FBS, took over in 2013 first time this season. after losing its first game of the season. No. 2 Ohio State at No. 8 Wisconsin. first-place vote. and went 1-11. — No. 25 Navy is ranked after upset- — No. 16 Miami dropped six. First regular-season meeting since 2013. Washington was fifth as the top five WMU was 8-5 the past two seasons, ting Houston 46-40 on Saturday. — No. 22 Arkansas fell six spots after No. 12 Mississippi at No. 22 went unchanged after all had decisive reaching bowl games in consecutive sea- OUT losing to Alabama. Arkansas. Losing to the Razorbacks in victories last weekend. sons for the first time in school history. — Stanford dropped out of the rank- CONFERENCE CALL overtime last season, thanks in large POLL POINTS "Of course it means something. I ings for the first time since early in the The SEC regained sole possession of part to a crazy lateral play, cost Ole The Big Ten had four teams ranked think it matters a lot," Fleck said Mon- 2015 season. the top of the conference standings after Miss a chance to play for SEC title. 10 l TUESDAY, OCTOBER 11, 2016 SPORTS THE DAILY GLOBE • YOURDAILYGLOBE.COM Daily Globe Scoreboard UP, Michigan, Wisconsin football polls 3. Green Bay Notre Dame (1) 7-1 76 3 North x-Wednesday, Oct. 12: Boston at Tuesday, Oct. 25: NL at AL U.P. Polls HereWisconsin is The Associated Prep Press Football high school Poll football 4. Columbus 8-0 73 4 5. Amherst 7-1 60 5 Local W LT Pct PF PA Cleveland, 8:08 p.m. (TBS) Wednesday, Oct. 26: NL at AL BigRecord 5 Points Last poll. The poll includes first-place votes in parentheses, 6. Luxemburg-Casco 8-0 50 7 Minnesota 5001.000 119 63 National League Friday, Oct. 28: AL at NL 1. Menominee (6) 7-0 34 1 season record, total points and last weekDenver 101, L.A. Lakers 97 8. Menomonie 7-1 30 9 4. Bangor 8-0 61 4 5. Ishpeming 3-3 75 Volleyball Pittsburgh 31, N.Y. Jets 13 Los Angeles 1, Washington 1 Saturday's Games 9. Verona Area 7-1 17 5 5. Stanley-Boyd 7-1 57 5 Other receiving votes: North Dickinson (5-2) 1. Mercer at Ironwood Minnesota 31, Houston 13 Friday, Oct. 7: Los Angeles 4, Washing- Boston 104, Charlotte 86 10. Lake Geneva Badger 8-0 11 NR 6. Lake Country Lutheran 8-0 50 6 Solon Springs at Hurley Detroit 24, Philadelphia 23 ton 3 Cleveland 108, Philadelphia 105 8-man Others receiving votes: Stevens Point 7. Waterford 7. Pecatonica-Argyle 8-0 34 8 Watersmeet at Ewen-Trout Creek Indianapolis 29, Chicago 23 Saturday, Oct. 8: Los Angeles at Wash- New York 116, Brooklyn 98 Record Points Last 6. Franklin 4. Hartland Arrowhead 3. Oconomowoc 2. 8. Stratford 7-1 30 9 Wakefield-Marenisco at Ontonagon Washington 16, Baltimore 10 ington, ppd., rain Chicago 121, Indiana 105 1. North Central (7) 7-0 35 1 Division Medium 9. Coleman 8-0 25 10 New England 33, Cleveland 13 Sunday, Oct. 9: Washington 5, Los Milwaukee 88, Dallas 74 2. Forest Park 6-1 25 2 School Record Points Last 10. Hilbert-Stockbridge 8-0 7 NR Friday,Football Oct. 14 Atlanta 23, Denver 16 Angeles 2 Minnesota 109, Heat 100 3. Engadine 7-0 23 4 1. Waukesha Catholic Mem. (13)8-0 100 1 10. Ozaukee 7-1 7 NR Hurley at Houghton, 6 Dallas 28, Cincinnati 14 Monday, Oct. 10: Washington (Gonza- San Antonio 102, Atlanta 91 3. Cedarville 6-1 11 3 2. Osceola 8-0 84 2 Others receiving votes: Marathon 6. Edgar 5. Lan- Ontonagon at Crystal Falls Forest Park, Buffalo 30, Los Angeles 19 lez 11-11) at Los Angeles (Maeda 16-10), Sunday's Games 5. Stephenson 6-1 3 T5 caster 4. Alma-Pepin 1. Hurley 1. 7:30 EDT Oakland 34, San Diego 31 4:08 p.m. (MLB) Houston 123, New Orleans 117 Calumet at Ironwood, 6 Green Bay 23, N.Y. Giants 16 Tuesday, Oct. 11: Washington at Los L.A. Lakers 124, Denver 115 Gogebic at Munising, 6 Open: Jacksonville, Seattle, Kansas Angeles (Urias 5-2), 5:05 or 8:08 p.m. Monday's Games Kingsford blanking Iron Mountain City, New Orleans (FS1) Minnesota at Charlotte, 7 p.m. Saturday,Football Oct. 15 Monday's Games x-Thursday, Oct. 13: Los Angeles at Cleveland at Atlanta, 7:30 p.m. Ewen-Trout Creek at Superior Central Tampa Bay at Carolina, 8:30 p.m. Washington, 5:05 or 8:08 p.m. (FS1) San Antonio at Detroit, 7:30 p.m. Cross country Thursday, Oct. 13 LEAGUE CHAMPIONSHIP SERIES Washington at New York, 7:30 p.m. shakes up high school football poll Gogebic Community College at UW- Denver at San Diego, 8:25 p.m. (Best-of-7; x-if necessary) Maccabi Haifa at Sacramento, 10:30 p.m. Oshkosh Sunday, Oct. 16 American League By JASON JUNO the rewards for their hard work until there were eight minutes Volleyball Cincinnati at New England, 1 p.m. Friday, Oct. 14: Toronto at Boston- Utah at L.A. Clippers, 10:30 p.m. Pittsburgh at Miami, 1 p.m. Cleveland winner (TBS) [email protected] in the offseason.” left in Friday night's game. Ironwood, Mercer at Lakeland WNBA Playoffs Philadelphia at Washington, 1 p.m. Saturday, Oct. 15: Toronto at Boston- All Times EDT The biggest change in this Ishpeming remains ranked “The weather (cold rain) Baltimore at N.Y. Giants, 1 p.m. Cleveland winner (TBS) First Round week's U.P. high school football fifth in the Little 5 poll, but the tonight made it tough on the Football Jacksonville at Chicago, 1 p.m. Monday, Oct. 17: Boston-Cleveland Winner advances Carolina at New Orleans, 1 p.m. winner at Toronto (TBS) Wednesday, Sept. 21 polls came courtesy of Kingsford's Hematites face an uphill battle to offenses,” Calumet coach John Los Angeles at Detroit, 1 p.m. Tuesday, Oct. 18: Boston-Cleveland Phoenix 89, Indiana 78 NFL San Francisco at Buffalo, 1 p.m. winner at Toronto (TBS) 35-0 win over crosstown rival qualify for the postseason. Ish- Croze told the Mining Gazette. All Times EDT Atlanta 94, Seattle 85 Iron Mountain. AMERICAN CONFERENCE Cleveland at Tennessee, 1 p.m. x-Wednesday, Oct. 19: Boston-Cleve- Second Round peming is 3-3 and needs to win “But our defense was outstand- East Kansas City at Oakland, 4:05 p.m. land winner at Toronto (TBS) Winner advances The Mountaineers were out to qualify for a playoff spot; ing. It's nice to have that to fall Atlanta at Seattle, 4:25 p.m. x-Friday, Oct. 21: Toronto at Boston- WLT Pct PF PA Saturday, Sept. 24 ranked fourth in the Big 5 poll one win would put them on the back on.” New England 410.800 114 74 Dallas at Green Bay, 4:25 p.m. Cleveland winner (TBS) Phoenix 101, New York 94 Buffalo 320.600 117 87 Indianapolis at Houston, 8:30 p.m. x-Saturday, Oct. 22: Toronto at Boston- Sunday, Sept. 25 before being shut out by the bubble. Their remaining schedule Lake Linden-Hubbell N.Y. Jets 140.200 92 136 Open: Tampa Bay, Minnesota Cleveland winner (TBS) Chicago 108, Atlanta 98 Flivvers, who took their spot in is not easy. They host Little 5 No. remained the only unbeaten team Monday, Oct. 17 National League Miami 140.200 88 119 Third Round the poll this week. 1 St. Ignace (6-1) and play in Division 8 in the U.P. with a South N.Y. Jets at Arizona, 8:30 p.m. Saturday, Oct. 15: Los Angeles-Wash- (Best-of-5) W LT Pct PF PA ington winner at Chicago or San Francisco (x-if necessary) “It was a night where we Gwinn, which beat Hancock 60- 28-0 win over Houghton last Houston 320.600 82 104 at Los Angeles-Washington winner (Fox Minnesota 3, Phoenix 0 couldn't do anything right,” Iron 32 last week and whose only loss- week. The Lakes are ranked sec- Tennessee 230.400 92 101 Baseball or FS1) Wednesday, Sept. 28: Minnesota 113, Indianapolis 230.400 137 148 Sunday, Oct. 16: Los Angeles-Washing- Phoenix 95 Mountain coach Robin Marttila es were to Negaunee, 19-12, and ond in the Little 5 behind St. Jacksonville 130.250 84 111 ton winner at Chicago or San Francisco at Friday, Sept. 30: Minnesota 96, Phoenix told the Iron Mountain Daily Iron Mountain, 34-18. Ignace. Postseason Baseball Los Angeles-Washington winner (Fox or North All Times EDT 86 News. “We got outplayed, out- Defending Division 7 state LL-H is 7-0 (4-0 Mid-Eastern) W LT Pct PF PA WILD CARD FS1) Sunday, Oct. 2: Minnesota 82, Phoenix Pittsburgh 410.800 139 93 Tuesday, Oct. 4: Toronto 5, Baltimore 2, Tuesday, Oct. 18: Chicago at Los Ange- 67 coached, outphysicaled. It was a champion Ishpeming, now in D-8, after going 9-0 last year with a Baltimore 320.600 94 88 11 innings les-Washington winner or Los Angeles- Los Angeles 3, Chicago 1 nightmare. We couldn't match hasn't missed the playoffs since strong senior class. Wednesday, Oct. 5: San Francisco 3, Washington winner at San Francisco (Fox Cincinnati 230.400 92 110 Wednesday, Sept. 28: Los Angeles 95, their size, speed and strength. 2001. “I'm so proud of our kids right Cleveland 050.000 87 148 N.Y. Mets 0 or FS1) Chicago 75 West DIVISION SERIES Wednesday, Oct. 19: Chicago at Los Friday, Sept. 30: Los Angeles 99, Give credit to Kingsford for play- At Hancock, the game was tied now,” LL-H coach Andy Crouch W LT Pct PF PA (Best-of-5; x-if necessary) Angeles-Washington winner or Los Ange- Chicago 84 ing well. Things got away from us at 26-26 until late in the third told the Daily Mining Gazette Oakland 410.800 142 137 American League les-Washington winner at San Francisco Sunday, Oct. 2: Chicago 70, Los Ange- Denver 410.800 127 87 Toronto 3, Texas 0 (Fox or FS1) les 66 early and it sort of snowballed.” quarter and Gwinn ended up (Houghton). “I don't know if we Kansas City 220.500 83 92 Thursday, Oct. 6: Toronto 10, Texas 1 x-Thursday, Oct. 20: Chicago at Los Tuesday, Oct. 4: Los Angeles 95, Little else changed in the scoring 34 points in the second don't realize we shouldn't be this Friday, Oct. 7: Toronto 5, Texas 3 Angeles-Washington winner or Los Ange- San Diego 140.200 152 142 Chicago 75 polls. half. Gwinn (5-2) is in the middle good, but the kids refuse to lose. NATIONAL CONFERENCE Sunday, Oct. 9: Toronto 7, Texas 6, 10 les-Washington winner at San Francisco Finals East innings (Fox or FS1) (Best-of-5) Still undefeated Menominee of its first winning season since I'm very, very happy for them. W LT Pct PF PA Cleveland 2, Boston 0 x-Saturday, Oct. 22: Los Angeles- Los Angeles 1, Minnesota 0 and Negaunee are No. 1 and 2, 1999. It would qualify for the They deserve it. Thursday, Oct. 6: Cleveland 5, Boston 4 Washington winner at Chicago or San Dallas 410.800 129 91 Sunday, Oct. 9: Los Angeles 78, Min- respectively, in the Big 5 poll. playoffs with a win against Nor- “They don't want to let each Philadelphia 310.750 115 51 Friday, Oct. 7: Cleveland 6, Boston 0 Francisco at Los Angeles-Washington nesota 76 Washington 320.600 115 122 Sunday, Oct. 9: Cleveland at Boston, winner (Fox or FS1) Tuesday, Oct. 11: Los Angeles at Min- Negaunee beat rival Ishpem- way or Ishpeming; they already other down, and as a coach, that N.Y. Giants 230.400 89 108 ppd., rain x-Sunday, Oct. 23: Los Angeles-Wash- nesota, 8 p.m. Monday, Oct. 10: Cleveland (Tomlin 13- ington winner at Chicago or San Francisco ing 28-16 Friday night. Despite have a shot with five wins. Han- makes me feel pretty good.” South Friday, Oct. 14: Minnesota at Los Ange- being three starters down and W LT Pct PF PA 9) at Boston (Buchholz 8-10), 6:08 p.m. at Los Angeles-Washington winner (Fox les, 9 p.m. cock (4-3), though, needs to win Three special teams issues led Atlanta 410.800 175 140 (TBS) or FS1) x-Sunday, Oct. 16: Minnesota at Los struggling up front as a result, at West Iron County this week to 16 Lakes' points. x-Tuesday, Oct. 11: Cleveland (Bauer Tampa Bay 130.250 77 128 WORLD SERIES Angeles, 8:30 p.m. Ishpeming had a second-half and Houghton to clinch a playoff Lake Linden hosts North Dick- Carolina 130.250 109 118 12-8) at Boston (Porcello 22-4), 2:08 or (Best-of-7; x-if necessary) x-Thursday, Oct. 20: Los Angeles at New Orleans 130.250 114 130 3:08 p.m. (TBS) All games televised by Fox Minnesota, 8 p.m. lead. spot. WIC is also 4-3 and must inson (5-2) Saturday. A win gives “Negaunee is a great football beat Hancock and L'Anse. Both LL-H at least a share of the Mid- team and they showed that WIC and Hancock would be bub- Eastern title LL-H finishes at tonight,” Negaunee coach Paul ble teams with one win in the home against one-win Munising. Jacobson told the Marquette final two weeks. No. 3 Norway (6-1) barely Lions showed creativity juggling Mining Journal. “They (Ishpem- Escanaba is third in the Big 5 avoided an upset by Westwood (1- ing) played a great ballgame and poll with Calumet fifth. 6). we were fortunate to make some Calumet (6-1) clinched a play- Westwood's drive to go ahed players in win over Philadelphia big plays in the second half that off berth with a 20-0 win over stalled 40 yards short with under ALLEN PARK (AP) — Over they did in the first. This feels L'Anse. The Copper Kings can a minute to go and Norway won and over, the officials good. These kids have worked win the West-PAC title outright 29-24 last week. Norway goes to announced that Detroit's Corey hard and they set their goals high with a win at Ironwood this week. Gwinn Friday night. Robinson was reporting as an early in the season. This is one of L'Anse didn't cross midfield Newberry is fourth. eligible receiver — a sign of just how banged up the Lions are in certain areas. Robinson is an offensive tackle and wears No. 70, but Penguins star Sidney Crosby with their tight end corps thin because of injuries, the Lions used him there during their win over Philadelphia last out with another concussion weekend. Sidney Crosby was playing the best hockey of by's lockout-shortened 2013 season. "He's been asking for a few his life. Now his extraordinary year is on hold and Crosby has 338 goals and 600 assists in 707 routes here and there," coach no one is sure when he will be back on the ice. NHL games. Four months ago, he led the Penguins Jim Caldwell joked. Pittsburgh said Monday that its superstar cen- to the fourth Cup in franchise history after piling With Robinson filling his ter has been diagnosed with at least his third con- up 85 points in 80 games. unusual role and Golden Tate cussion just a few days before the defending Stan- "He's obviously an important player for us," Sul- lining up in the backfield some, ley Cup champion Penguins open their season. livan said. "We're fortunate that we have the the Lions showed some creativ- Crosby has been in dominant form, clearly they depth that we have. We believe we have capable ity in their 24-23 win Sunday. best player in hockey. He finished as a Hart Tro- people that can help this team win, and that's how Detroit is dealing with sig- phy finalist as league MVP, won the Conn Smythe we'll approach it." nificant injuries at tight end, Trophy as playoff MVP and led Team Canada to Concussions have been a thorny issue for the running back, linebacker and the World Cup title just a few months after win- NHL in recent years, as they have for the NFL and on the defensive line, but the ning his second Cup with the Penguins. other sports. The league stiffened penalties for victory over the Eagles helped His short- and long-term future is in doubt after hits to the head in hopes of reducing injuries, but the Lions regain their footing a another concussion, an injury that has dogged him more than 100 former players have sued the NHL bit after three straight losses. off and on over six years. and alleged it had the resources to better prevent "We were starting a new Coach Mike Sullivan told reporters that Crosby head trauma, failed to properly warn players of quarter of the season," Tate was concussed in practice Friday and that there such risks and promoted violent play that led to said. "We like to break it up was no timetable for his return. The diagnosis their injuries. into four quarters, and it was came as the Penguins prepare to raise their cham- The NHL upgraded its concussion policies for the second quarter of the sea- pionship banner Thursday night before a home the upcoming season, giving spotters authority to son. game against Alex Ovechkin and the Washington remove players from the game if there are visible “Obviously, the first quarter Capitals. symptoms. That would not have helped Crosby in didn't go so well, so we just Sullivan declined to reveal how the concussion this situation. wanted to start off 1-0." happened. General manager Jim Rutherford said Without Crosby, the Penguins will lean on cen- Detroit (2-3) was without Crosby was held out of the preseason finale ter Evgeni Malkin and winger Phil Kessel to make tight end Eric Ebron (ankle, against Columbus on Saturday because he wasn't up for the loss in production. Sullivan isn't con- knee), defensive end Ziggy Associated Press feeling well and didn't practice Monday to go cerned about his captain's injury causing a leader- Ansah (ankle) and linebacker DETROIT LIONS wide receiver Golden Tate (15) leaps over Philadelphia through concussion testing. ship void. DeAndre Levy (knee, quadri- Eagles cornerback Ron Brooks (33) during the first half, Sunday, in "Our medical staff will take the appropriate Asked if it's possible that Crosby's concussion ceps) on Sunday. Detroit. measures moving forward," Sullivan said. isn't that bad, Sullivan said yes. He said Crosby Running back Ameer Abdul- tion in that regard, so he did next weekend, the second of The 29-year-old Crosby took blows to the head was not discouraged or frustrated by the news. lah (foot) has also been out. pretty well. Didn't have to three consecutive home games. during the 2011 Winter Classic and in his next "It is what it is," Sullivan said. "Injuries are Considering all that, the worry about him jumping off- They'll face Washington the fol- game that year, on Jan. 5 against the Tampa Bay part of our game. Part of the challenge is for us to Lions looked surprisingly crisp sides or anything of that lowing weekend, so the hope in Lightning. He was out until November. A hit Dec. try to help Sid get healthy as quickly as possible, in the first half, when they nature." Detroit is that the victory over 5 knocked him out until March, with the combined and that's what we're going to do. We don't look at scored on all three of their pos- Tate hasn't had a great sea- the Eagles can be the start of absences limiting Crosby to just 69 games over two it any other way. For me frustration at this point sessions and led 21-10 after two son so far at wide receiver, and an extended stretch of better seasons from 2010-2012. A broken jaw ended Cros- is a useless emotion." quarters. the Lions moved him around as football. The 6-foot-7, 317-pound well Sunday. "Every win is important. I Robinson made his first career In addition to his three think it's more so what you do start and played 19 snaps. catches for 39 yards, he also after that that counts," Cald- Woods to withdraw from Safeway Open in California The Lions weren't about to had three carries for 6 yards. well said. "The work we've got The comeback of Tiger Woods And so the waiting continues. champion Emiliano Grillo. throw the ball to him, but The Lions were coming off a to put in and all those kinds of is going to have to wait at least Woods first announced on Instead, Woods withdrew from Robinson is certainly capable of particularly unimpressive per- things will make a tremendous two more months. Sept. 7 that he planned to play the Safeway Open and the Turk- providing extra blocking as a formance in a loss at Chicago , difference in that regard, so Three days before Woods three times by the end of the year, ish Airlines Open on Nov. 3-6 tight end, and Caldwell was so beating the previously unde- we've got to go back to work planned to end his longest break starting with the Safeway Open after what he described as "a lot pleased with the way he moved feated Eagles was an important and straighten out the prob- from golf at the Safeway Open, he at Silverado Resort in Napa, Cali- of soul searching." around. step. lems we had. abruptly withdrew on Monday fornia. He said he plans to play at his "We typically don't put those Detroit lost seven of its first “But it's better to build on and said his game was not ready Then, he officially committed Hero World Challenge on Dec. 1-4 guys in motion if we can help it, eight games last season, and that platform than a loss, obvi- to take on PGA Tour competition. to the tournament on Friday. in the Bahamas. but I thought he did pretty there has been pressure to ously." "My health is good, and I feel The buzz was building for his "When I announced last week I well," Caldwell said Monday. avoid repeating that kind of NOTES: The Lions announced that beer ($3.50) strong," Woods said on his web- return, with word leaking that he was going to Safeway, I had every "He did show an aptitude to and hot dogs ($2.50) will be sold at 1991 prices for start this year. Sunday's game. Detroit is honoring its 1991 team site. "But my game is vulnerable would be paired with Phil Mickel- intention of playing, or I wouldn't handle a little bit of a skill posi- The Lions host Los Angeles that reached the NFC championship game. and not where it needs to be." son and defending Silverado have committed," Woods said. l THE DAILY GLOBE • YOURDAILYGLOBE.COM COMICS TUESDAY, OCTOBER 11, 2016 11 DEFLOCKED Cutting ties because of problematic wife Dear Annie: Sadly, my broth- ing with that stress. er isn’t speaking to me. He is Dear Annie: As the Northern married with two children, 17 English say, you got the “wrong and 15. I have been part of their life, although it has been diffi- end of the stick” on your advice to cult. His wife is from a different “Crackberry Wife,” whose hus- country. Her family is all back Dear band is constantly on his phone there. She sabotages all efforts I Annie working. I lived a crackberry life make to see her children and has before I had children, and I was told me that my children and I able to learn how to let go of my are dead to her. They didn’t come worked full time, went to school to my daughter’s wedding and addiction to work and actually be and raised my girls while her MOTHER GOOSE & GRIMM did not allow the children to present for the child I chose to children were young. She said come. have. Mr. Crackberry can make she expected me to baby-sit and We have never done anything spend a lot of time with them. I the same choice, and he is choos- to upset them; however, I have have tried to contact the kids, ing not to, as his wife enables been told I am not a good sister- but my brother says to not con- in-law because I didn’t live up to him. what she felt I should do. I tact them. He has cut ties with Your advice that he is offering everyone in our family, including a strong work model to the kids his other siblings. My mother is completely wrong. He is teach- had serious health issues, and he YOUR does not allow his kids to see her. ing his kids that men can ignore I think that his wife has mental you and can’t be interrupted, HOROSCOPE health issues and that it is whereas good ol’ Mommy is calmer when he does not have to apparently always available to BORN LOSER deal with family. Any sugges- be interrupted. Further, why tions on keeping their children in would you advise her to be happy our lives, or do we wait until they that her husband spends 30 to 60 are older? — Hurting Aunt Dear Hurting: If your sister- minutes a day with his children? in-law’s concern really were that That isn’t parenting. EUGENIA LAST you didn’t spend enough time Emotional connections are dif- with her children, then why ficult and hard work. He cannot would she ban you from their be a good father until he learns Your Birthday lives? 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The unlucky number Hurley. Rent based on income. other countries. “We have a global vision for educa- classifi[email protected] Today! needed to be lucky Stove & fridge provided. Coin op- Add the U.S. to that list. tion, a model of education which erated laundry on site. Please call: (712)580-5360. CONTRACT FOR SNOW By Phillip Alder Amity paid $22 million last month allows for student mobility, faculty REMOVAL SERVICES ON Jan Ehrenwald, a psychoanalyst to buy a Long Island branch of St. collaboration and research collabora- AN AS NEEDED BASIS and author, pointed out that John’s University in New York City, tion,” said Aseem Chauhan, Amity’s a 13-year-old boy had tried Vehicle GOGEBIC COMMUNITY MENTAL HEALTH AUTHORITY unsuccessfully to teach a famous which was selling the campus and chancellor. “We believe that the lead- composer simple multiplication and of 103 West U.S. 2, Wakefield, Michigan, 49968 is seeking division. Which composer? shifting to a smaller site on Long ers of tomorrow will be those who Bid a Michigan limited liability company to provide, snow In today’s deal, South needs 13 Island. Amity plans to open its first have perspectives from different parts tricks to get home in seven hearts. Community Mental Health Authority is seeking competitive removal services on an as needed basis for the FY 2016- What should he do after West leads U.S. branch at the 170-acre, century- of the world.” bids for two (2) 2016/2017 4-door SUVs with AWD. 2017 at this site, beginning November 2016 and ending the spade king? old campus after it gains ownership in Owned by a nonprofit company, in the spring of 2017. Snow will be removed when the snow The bidding was aggressive by Minimum bid specifications are as follows: North. When South showed one ace June 2017. the chain offers bachelor’s and gradu- depth reaches three (3) inches if pre-arranged plans have and one king, North assumed it was Quantity - 2 been made or when otherwise contacted by a member of the diamond king (based on West’s The chain also has made a deal to ate degrees in a range of fields, from 2016/2017 4- door SUV AWD unfavorable-vulnerability overcall) the CMH Authority. Snow must be removed from the 3 buy the New England Institute of Art, art to engineering. It enrolls 125,000 V6 or 4 cylinder engine and plunged into seven. (Users of main entrances/exits and all sidewalks to the CMHA Roman Key Card Blackwood have an a for-profit college near Boston, and students at more than a dozen cam- Automatic transmission advantage here because after South building located in Wakefield and parking lot AM/FM radio shows his ace, his six-diamond bid one of its sister schools, the Art Insti- puses, and has grown rapidly amid plowed by 6A.M. when this is needed. announces that king and denies the tute of New York City, according to rising demand for higher education in Air conditioning club king. Showing specific kings is Cruise control Gogebic CMHA is requesting bids for snow removal on an an excellent idea, even in regular paperwork filed in Massachusetts. India. as needed basis from the roof at the above address along Blackwood, when you have a known Power door locks, windows, and seats trump fit.) ABS brakes with two additional addresses to include our group homes It is very easy to assume favorable (one in Wakefield and one in Ironwood) and same breaks here. But how can South get All-season tires home with trumps 4-0 and diamonds insurance requirements are needed. Gogebic CMHA is Trade-In vehicles include: 4-1? requesting an hourly rate for when this service is needed. Declarer has only 12 top tricks: 2008 Ford Escape with approximately 97,450 miles one spade, five hearts, three 2011 Ford Fusion with approximately 119,000 miles Gogebic CMHA is requesting bids for snow plowing at our diamonds and three clubs. If trumps Ironwood site on an as needed basis. The same insurance break well, he can claim. However, if Arrangements can be made to inspect trade vehicles by the breaks are bad, declarer needs to requirements are needed. This is a 24/7 facility. take two ruffs in his hand. contacting Mike Mieloszyk at 906-229-6107. He wins the first trick on the THESE ARE ALL ON AN AS NEEDED BASIS. board and plays a heart to his queen, Sealed bids must be clearly marked seeing West discard a spade. Now “Vehicle Bids” and are due to: Contract Provider shall be responsible for, at its sole cost comes a diamond to dummy’s queen, and expense, to procure and maintain at all times during a spade ruff in hand, the club queen, Community Mental Health Authority a club to dummy’s king, a club ruff the term of this Contract, comprehensive public liability, in hand, all of the remaining trumps, 103 W US 2, Wakefield, Michigan, 49968 workman’s compensation and property damage insurance. and claim. no later than Proof of insurance must be sent with proposal. Ehrenwald was talking about Ludwig van Beethoven. 4:30 pm on Friday, October 28th. Please submit proposals by Please mark attention to Amanda Cole. October 21, 2016, 4:30pm by mail or drop off to: © 2016 UFS, Dist. by Universal Uclick for UFS Angela Pope, Contract Manager, Community Mental Health Authority reserves BRIDGE the right to reject any or all bids. 103 West U.S. 2, Wakefield, MI 49968 PHILLIP ALDER

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The Standard & Poor’s of the phone did before Samsung Merck is up 10 percent over the AM J J A SO Oil rose after Russia’s govern- 500 index rose 9.92 points, or 0.5 recalled it last month. Samsung same time. ment said it supports efforts by percent, to 2,163.66. The Nasdaq did not confirm or deny a report The Mexican peso grew Pct. change from previous: 0.49% High 18,399.96 Low 18,282.95 OPEC to cut oil production. composite added 36.27 points, or from a Korean news agency that stronger following Trump’s Apple reached its highest price of 0.7 percent, to 5,328.67. it suspended production of the calamitous weekend. Trump has Oct. 10, 2016 5,400 the year and led tech stocks high- Russian President Vladimir Note 7 phone. criticized Mexico and its trade Nasdaq 5,200 er after new reports of fires Putin said Monday that Russia Drugmaker Mylan gained agreements with the U.S., so the composite 5,000 affecting Samsung’s Galaxy Note supports OPEC’s efforts to cut oi $2.93, or 8.2 percent, to $38.87. peso has become something of an 4,800 7 phone, which competes with production. In late September On Friday the company agreed to indicator of how investors feel 36.26 Apple’s iPhone. Early in the day the nations of OPEC announced pay $465 million to settle allega- about the election. The currency 4,600 5,328.67 stocks were on track for far larg- a preliminary agreement to trim tions it overcharged the Medicaid has tended to weaken when 4,400 AM J J A SO er gains. oil production, but Russia, a program for its EpiPen allergy investors feel Trump is doing bet- Steve Chiavarone, an associ- major energy producer, isn’t a shot. Legislators and federal ter and gets stronger when Pct. change from previous: 0.69% High 5,340.52 Low 5,317.73 ated portfolio manager for Feder- member of OPEC. health authorities had said investors feel more confident in ated Investors, said a tumul- Benchmark U.S. crude rose Mylan wrongly classified EpiPen Hillary Clinton’s chances. The Oct. 10, 2016 2,200 tuous weekend for Republican $1.54, or 3.1 percent, to $51.35 a as a generic drug instead of a U.S. buys about 80 percent of Standard & 2,150 candidate Donald Trump con- barrel in New York. That was its brand-name one, which meant Mexico’s exports, which gives it a Poor’s 500 2,100 tributed to the market’s gains. highest closing price since July Mylan paid lower rebates to fed- big influence on the Mexican He said investors mostly expect 2015. Brent crude, used to price eral and state Medicaid pro- economy. 9.92 2,050 Democratic candidate Hillary international oils, gained $1.21, grams. The stock is down 20 per- Following the peso’s surge 2,000 Clinton to win, and they are con- or 2.3 percent, to $53.14 a barrel cent since late August. Monday, one U.S. dollar bought 2,163.66 AM J J A SO cerned about the effect Trump’s in London. Exxon Mobil climbed Bristol-Myers Squibb plunged just 18.92 pesos, versus the 19.26 trade proposals would have on $1.70, or 2 percent, to $88.44 and again after the company reported pesos it bought on Friday. The Pct. change from previous: 0.46% High 2,169.60 Low 2,160.39 the market and the economy. Devon Energy added $1.58, or more data from a study of its peso has weakened sharply this AP “What you’re seeing in the 33.7 percent, to $44.39. drug Opdivo in lung cancer year but is currently the that the company will be sold. Alphabet had decided not to market is a cheering of the status Apple climbed $1.99, or 1.7 patients. It fell $5.62, or 10.1 per- strongest it’s been in about a Twitter sank $2.29, or 11.5 per- make offers. Twitter has been on quo,” he said. In his view, that’s percent, to $116.05 as investors cent, to $49.81. Rival Merck rose month. cent, to $17.56. It fell 20 percent a big run since late July on because investors understand hope it will be able to sell more $1.13, or 1.8 percent, to $63.90 as Twitter continued to fall as Thursday on reports that possi- rumors the company might be Clinton’s views and what her iPhones as competitor Samsung investors were pleased with investors grew less optimistic ble buyers including Apple and sold.

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