Mostly cloudy High: 29 | Low: 14 | Details, page 2 DAILY GLOBE yourdailyglobe.com Wednesday, November 8, 2017 75 cents All four incumbents BUILD IT AND THEY WILL COME County board re-elected to Ironwood chooses Saxon City Commission Harbor design By RALPH ANSAMI mayor under the city charter. By RICHARD JENKINS [email protected] The incumbent commissioners [email protected] IRONWOOD — City of Iron- cited the citywide street repair HURLEY — The engineering wood voters returned four program and continuing infras- team designing the reconstruc- incumbents to office in Tuesday’s tructure improvements in their tion of Saxon Harbor now has a election, with the fifth city com- campaigns, while Martell con- direction to move in after the mission seat going to former tended city taxpayers can’t con- Iron County Board of Supervi- commission member Joseph J. tinue to pay for the higher water sors approved a general design Cayer. and sewer rates that will result. plan for the harbor Tuesday. Brandon Tauer did not seek Martell also said the two posi- The board voted 12 to 2 to fol- re-election and that set up the tions in the community develop- low the recommendations of the opening for Cayer’s return to the ment office should be eliminated. design team and the county’s city commission. The incumbent commissioners forestry and parks committee on Only 10.4 percent of the city’s also vowed to continue to make the general design of the camp- 4,766 registered voters went to drug enforcement a priority as a ground and marina. the polls in the off-year election, new public safety department “I think you’re giving us our according to city clerk Karen director is about to come on best product right now. Some- Gullan. board. where down the line (if) we’re The top vote-getter was cur- Phase Four of the city’s sewer- sitting on millions of dollars and rent mayor Annette Burchell, water project continues and the we want to do other stuff, we with 379 votes. She was followed commission recently reviewed a can. But I don’t think we’re in by Jim Mildren, 351; Rick Semo, study that would include more that position right now. I think 345, former mayor Kim Corco- infrastructure projects totaling this is a really well-thought-out, ran, 342 and Cayer Jr., 288. around $20 million over the next good compromise,” county board Bill Martell, with 156 votes; decade. member Brad Matson said, and Dave Kinnunen, with 103, regarding the approved design. were defeated. “It’s no-one’s dream, but it’s The top vote-getter is named everyone’s reality.” IRONWOOD — page 5 Fellow board members Karl Krall and Larry Youngs voted against the plan. Jack Prospero was absent from the meeting. Krall and Youngs, along with some in the audience, favored a slightly different design that would create two smaller camp- grounds. The campground can’t be rebuilt in its former location due to a state law that prohibits a campground from being built in a floodplain without an advance warning system. Earlier Monday, representa- tives of the design team respon- sible for the rebuilding of the harbor after it was destroyed during the rain and flooding of the July 11, 2016, storm met Larry Holcombe/Daily Globe with the county’s forestry and CHUCK AND Maia Gotta check in before voting at the Memorial Build- parks committee to give their ing in Ironwood Tuesday afternoon with poll workers Ellen Wyssling recommendations for the design Ahonen and Gloria Siirila. Ironwood voters selected members for the of the harbor’s marina and city commission and approved to amendments to the city charter. campground. The approved design is simi- lar to one of the designs put forth Submitted image at a public information session THIS ARTIST rendering shows the general design of Saxon Harbor’s rebuilt marina and campground, in October at the Hurley K-12 5 write-ins win spots on along with a rerouted County A. The Iron County Board of Supervisors approved the design, created by Smithgroup JJR, at Tuesday’s board meeting. Bessemer City Council HARBOR — page 5 BESSEMER — In an all- Brown, 79. write-in affair, Bessemer voters City clerk Jim Trudgeon said Wakefield’s Eddy Park may see 2018 rates rise even higher Bad River selected five members of the city there were 507 voters. Polls council Tuesday. closed at 8 p.m. and results By P.J. GLISSON As a result, planning com- $1,000 for all sites. Adam Zak led the way with became available at 12:45 a.m. [email protected] mission members voted to rec- Regarding the proposed tribe issues 309 write-in votes, followed by: There were no names on the WAKEFIELD — For the ommend the new, higher rates campground hikes, commission Allen Archie with 290, incum- ballot, because no one filed their second time in a little more to the city council, which meets number Marco Movrich said, heroin, opiate bent Rob Coleman with 268, candidacy papers in time. than a month, the Wakefield Monday at 5:30 p.m. in the “The last time these rates were incumbent Linda Nelson with So instead, 11 people later Planning Commission voted Municipal Building. increased was in 2013, and it’s emergency 237 and Louis Miskovich with became eligible to win as they Monday to increase 2018 rates The new rates are as fol- 2017. I would actually like to 235. filed with the city clerk their at the city’s Eddy Park Camp- lows, in relation to three tiers see us re-adjust this every ODANAH, Wis. — The Bad They will each serve two-year intention to be considered as a ground. of sites whose rates are scaled year.” River Tribal Council has terms. write-in candidate. On Oct. 2, the commission according to lakeside status Movrich said raising the declared a public health emer- Others receiving votes were: Under state law, only candi- already had proposed a series and/or other amenities such as rates is necessary, so as to gency because of the heroin and Terry Kryshak at 222; Bill dates who filed the proper paper- of fee hikes, and the Wakefield water, electricity and drive- “fight inflation and improve opiate problem on the Bad River McDonald, 149; James Prezkop, work could have their write-in City Council voted on that rec- through ease: the park.” Reservation. 88; Richard Duncanson, 87; Jim votes counted. ommendation at its Oct. 9 —Level 1: $25 per night, “Things need to be done over The tribal council, on a 4-0 Slagerman, 85; and Susan — Larry Holcombe meeting. $125/week and $325/month. there,” added commission chair vote, last week declared the pub- At the same Oct. 9 meeting, —Level 2: $35 per night, Dale White. lic health emergency to address however, council members also $150 per week and $350 per The planning commission the drug problem and is seeking voted to form a committee to month. also voted to change its camp- outside assistance to address Granato leads incumbents consider the interests of the —Level 3 (premium): $40 ground registration time from what id calls a “life-threatening campground. per night, $200 per week and Jan. 1, 2018, to Feb. 5, 2018, issue.” The campground committee $400 per month; which represents the first full Chairperson Robert Blan- back to Wakefield City Council consists of one city council —Tents: $15 per night, $60 week of that month. chard said the decision to desig- WAKEFIELD — Four incum- ballot. member (Amy Tarro), one plan- per week and $150 per month. City manager Richard nate a state of emergency is a bents and a newcomer were James Anderson received 63 ning commission member By comparison, 2017 premi- Brackney said persons reserv- positive step in the battle to elected to the Wakefield City write-in votes to take the (Marco Movrich), camp hostess um rates were $30 per night, ing campground sites also will address the growing problem of Council Tuesday. remaining fifth seat. Joanne Popkowski and two at- and monthly rates were $325. be asked to put down half of drug addiction. Council member John Grana- They each will serve two-year large members. Tent rates in 2017 were $10 the site fee in February “Our communities need the to led the way with 118 votes, fol- terms. At the planning commission per night and monthly rates (instead of the $50 down pay- resources necessary to address lowed closely by fellow sitting The current council’s fifth meeting, campground commit- were $145. ment that was due this year), drug addiction. The tribal lead- council members Amy Tarro member and mayor Joe tee members recommended the No change was suggested with the second half being due ers’ communication and desig- with 109, Patricia Mann with Delfavero did not seek re-elec- 2018 rates should be higher Tuesday in relation to the city 102, and Kay Wiita at 100. No tion. than those voted on at the Oct. council’s Oct. 9 vote to reduce other names appeared on the —Larry Holcombe 9 city council meeting. seasonal rates from $1,100 to EDDY PARK — page 5 ODANAH — page 5 C O N T A C T U S WEATHER INSIDE INDEX

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The strategy was criti- statewide election since 2009 and Roseann Petropoulos said her cized by Democrats and some now have won four out of the last opposition to Trump led her out Republicans as race baiting, but five gubernatorial contests. escaped from mental health center in the cold rain in New Jersey to drew praise from former Trump Northam banked heavily during vote for Murphy. strategist Steve Bannon and oth- the campaign on his near-perfect SUTHERLAND SPRINGS, The records that emerged ming from a court-martial on “Trump was huge,” she said. ers as a canny way to win a state political resume and tried to cast Texas (AP) — The gunman who Tuesday add up to at least three charges that he assaulted his “Because back in the 70s when that voted for Hillary Clinton himself as the low-key doctor carried out the massacre of 26 missed opportunities that might then-wife and hit her child hard we got civil rights for people, last year. with a strong southern drawl as people at a small-town Texas have offered law enforcement a enough to fracture the boy’s skull. women’s rights, we have a After Tuesday’s loss though, the antidote to Trump. church briefly escaped from a way to stop Kelley from having Involuntary commitment to a chance for that to be reversed. Trump suggested that Gillespie A pediatric neurologist and mental health center in New access to guns long before he mental institution would have It’s scary.” hurt himself by not more closely Army doctor, Northam made Mexico in 2012 and got in trouble slaughtered much of the congre- been grounds to deny him a Virginia college student aligning himself with the presi- health care reform a centerpiece for bringing guns onto a military gation in the middle of a Sunday weapon provided that records of Tamia Mallory said she began dent. of his political career and current base and threatening his superi- service. Kelley died of a self- his confinement were submitted paying attention to her state’s “Ed Gillespie worked hard but campaign, winning key allies ors there, police reports indicate. inflicted gunshot wound after he to the federal database used to gubernatorial race when she saw did not embrace me or what I along the way. As a state senator Devin Patrick Kelley was also was chased by bystanders and conduct background checks on tweets from Trump endorsing stand for,” Trump said in a he was a leading opponent of a named as a suspect in a 2013 crashed his car. people who try to purchase guns. Gillespie. That motivated her to tweet, before pointing out that Republican effort to mandate sexual assault in his Texas The Air Force confirmed Tues- Kelley was also caught trying examine the race and find out Republicans have won every spe- ultrasounds before abortions in hometown of New Braunfels, day that Kelley had been treated to bring guns onto Holloman Air who was running against Gille- cial election to the U.S. House 2012, winning him strong sup- about 35 miles from the scene of in the facility after he was placed Force Base in New Mexico when spie, she said. since he was elected. port from well-funded abortion- the church attack. under pretrial confinement stem- he was stationed there, according “It was kind of an anti-Trump Northam’s victory is a blow to rights groups. to an El Paso, Texas, police report released Tuesday. While in the military, Kelley, who was 21 at the time, made Transgender woman wins Virginia House seat, makes history death threats against superior RICHMOND, Va. (AP) — A first out transgender person to She also argued that Mar- officers, according to the June transgender woman unseated win and serve in a state legisla- shall, who has served in the 2012 report, which also men- one of Virginia’s longest serving ture, according to the Victory House since 1992, has spent too tioned the military charges. He and most socially conservative Fund, a political action commit- much time on social policy. was eventually sentenced to 12 lawmakers Tuesday and is set to tee that has supported her. A lightning rod for controver- months of confinement for the make history as the first openly Roem, who couldn’t immedi- sy, Marshall often drew the ire of assault. transgender person elected and ately be reached for an interview even his own party. The Air Force acknowledged seated in a state legislature. Tuesday night, openly discussed In addition to this year’s bath- Monday that it did not enter Kel- Democrat Danica Roem, an her gender identity during her room bill, Marshall was also the ley’s criminal history into the experienced newspaper reporter, campaign, but it was far from her author of a now-void constitu- federal database as required by beat Republican Del. Bob Mar- focus. Instead, she focused on tional amendment that defined military rules, another way he shall, who sponsored a bill this jobs, schools and, with particular marriage as between one man could have been denied a year that would have restricted fervor, northern Virginia’s traffic and one woman, and sponsored a weapon. the bathrooms transgender peo- congestion. bill banning gay people from Had Kelley been convicted of ple can use. The race was one of She started pursuing therapy openly serving in the Virginia sexual assault, he would likely the year’s most high profile, to begin her gender transition National Guard. have been prevented from pur- drawing national and interna- when she was 28, and said in an On the campaign trail, Mar- chasing a gun because federal tional attention and big money to interview earlier this year with shall and other Republicans guidelines prohibit sales to any- the northern Virginia House of The Associated Press during the repeatedly misidentified Roem’s one convicted of a felony punish- Delegates district outside the campaign that politics should be gender. able by more than one year in All new hires receive $125 sign-on reward!* nation’s capital. inclusive of all. In a statement posted on his prison. The Comal County sheriff “It’s historic. ... 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Email calendar items and com- 906-667-0116. p.m., Our Lady of Peace Catholic munity news to news@yourdaily- Alcoholics Anonymous, noon, Church, Ironwood. area74.org. globe.com. For more information, Salem Lutheran Church, Ironwood. Government call 906-932-2211. area74.org. Iron County Finance Commit- Wednesday, Nov. 8 Grief Support Group, 1 to 2:30 tee, 9 a.m., Iron County courthouse, p.m., Dr. Kate Hospice office, 1571 Hurley. Christian Men of the Northland, Highway 51 North in Arbor Vitae. Saturday, Nov. 11 6:30 a.m., Uptown Cafe, Ironwood. Pokémon Group, 4 p.m., ages 8 Mentoring of Moms, 9-10:30 and older, Ironwood Carnegie Community Pickleball Pad- a.m., Range Community Bible Library. dlers, 8:30-11:30 a.m., Mercer Church, Hurley. 715-561-4355. Writing Workshop with author School gymnasium. 715-776-4588. Alcoholics Anonymous, open Jodie Hughes, 5:30 p.m., Ironwood 4-H Craft Show, 9 a.m.-3 p.m., meeting, noon, Salem Lutheran Carnegie Library. Kimball Town Hall, Kimball. Church, Ironwood. area74.org. ReGeneration Youth, 5:30-6:45 Young Authors and Illustrators DOVE Support Group, noon-2 p.m., ages 10-11; Relentless Youth, Group, 11 a.m. grades 4-7, Iron- p.m. 906-932-4990. 7-9 p.m., ages 12-18; Lighthouse wood Carnegie Library. Pizza lunch Ironwood/Hurley Rotary Club, Faith Center, Ironwood. included. Guest Artist: Grady 12:15 p.m., Elk and Hound Restau- Alcoholics Anonymous, 6:30 O’Neill. Pre-registration required. rant, Ironwood. p.m., First Presbyterian Church, Alcoholics Anonymous, 7 p.m., Iron County Veterans Service Hurley. area74.org. Salem Lutheran Church, Ironwood. Officer, 1-3 p.m., Mercer, Wis., Klassic Kruisers Car Club, 6:30 area74.org. Town Hall. 715-561-2190. p.m., Lindquist Student Center, 2nd Sunday, Nov. 12 Mercer Health and Wellness floor, Gogebic Community College, Ironwood. Pickleball, 3-6 p.m., Mercer Com- Alcoholics Anonymous, 1 p.m., munity Center. Ironwood Masonic Lodge 389, 7:30 p.m., at the Masonic building. closed meeting, Salem Lutheran Wakefield American Legion, Church, Ironwood. 5:30 p.m. Auxiliary, 6 p.m. regular Government Bessemer Housing Commis- Mercer Health and Wellness meeting, post, Wakefield. Pickleball, 3-6 p.m., Mercer Com- Red Devil Booster Club, 6 p.m., sion, 8 a.m., Executive Director’s Office, 709 West Iron Street, Besse- munity Center. room 205, Luther L. Wright K-12 Narcotics Anonymous, 7 p.m., School, Ironwood. mer. Iron County Development Zone Wesley United Methodist Church, Narcotics Anonymous, 7 p.m., Ironwood. Salem Lutheran Church, Ironwood. Council, 5:30 p.m., board room, Iron County courthouse, Hurley. Alcoholics Anonymous, 7:30 area74.org. p.m., Sharon Lutheran Church, Alcoholics Anonymous, 7:30 Friday, Nov. 10 Bessemer. area74.org. p.m., Sharon Lutheran Church, Bessemer. area74.org. Mercer Cribbage, 9:30-11:30 Monday, Nov. 13 Government a.m., Mercer Senior Center. Wakefield Housing Commis- Ironwood School Veteran’s Day Iron County Food Pantry, 9 sion, 9 a.m., Sunset Manor commu- Program, Ironwood School second a.m.-4 p.m., 72 Michigan Ave., Mon- nity room, 200 Pierce St., Wakefield. floor gymnasium, 9:30-10:30 a.m.. treal, Wis. 715-561-4450. Submitted photos Iron County Aging Advisory Watersmeet School Veteran’s Finnish festival board of direc- MERCER LEO Club members and students recently got pledges for a “Candy Crush” themed cancer run/walk Committee, 1 p.m., County board Day program, 10 a.m., Watersmeet tors, 10 a.m., Little Finland, Kimball. at the Mercer school. Approximately $800 was raised with half going to the Marshfield Clinic Cancer Fund room, Iron County courthouse, Hur- school gymnasium. Alcoholics Anonymous, noon, Salem Lutheran Church, Ironwood. and the other half going to a Tiger Family with special needs. Pictured are front, Katie Knipp; and back, from ley. Mercer School Veteran’s Day left, Alex Matusek, Jake Schmidt, Julie Klug and Alex Schmidt. They were the only runners to brave the Bessemer Area Sewer Authori- program, 10 a.m., Mercer School area74.org. Chess Club, 4 p.m., Grades 4 inclement weather for the Crush Cancer Candy run/walk on Oct. 31. Inside the school, the elementary stu- ty, 4:30 p.m., Bessemer City Hall. gymnasium, Mercer. dents used the Tiger track and followed the Tiger paw prints as they made their way trick or treating around Gogebic County Board, 5 p.m., Double Trouble, 11 a.m.-12:30 and up, Ironwood Carnegie Library. courthouse, Bessemer. p.m., Serenity Center, Ironwood. Alcoholics Anonymous, 6 p.m., the school with the Leo Club member leading the way. There were six stations where the students displayed Erwin Township Board, 6:30 Mercer Food Pantry, noon-1 Our Lady of Peace Catholic Church, their costumes and received candy. p.m., Erwin Township Hall. p.m., Railroad Street, Mercer, Wis. Ironwood. area74.org. Thursday, Nov. 9 Emergencies: 715-476-7655. AL-ANON, 6 p.m., Salem Luther- Alcoholics Anonymous/Al- an Church, Ironwood. area74.org. Anon, noon, Salem Lutheran Aurora Club, 6 p.m. monthly Pickleball, 10 a.m. to noon, Iron- membership, Aurora Club, Iron- wood Memorial Building. Church, Ironwood. area74.org. Wakefield-Marinesco School wood. Gogebic County Veterans Ser- Harbortown AA, 7:30 p.m. EDT, vice Officer, 10:30-11:30 a.m., Veteran’s Day program, 2 p.m., Wakefield-Mariensco school. Ontonagon United Methodist Church Wakefield City Hall; 1-2 p.m., basement, next to Holiday gas sta- Watersmeet Township; 2:45-3:15 Harbortown AA, 7:30 p.m. EDT, Ontonagon United Methodist Church tion, Ontonagon. area74.org. p.m., Marenisco Township. 906-667- Government 1110. basement, next to Holiday gas sta- tion, Ontonagon. area74.org. Gogebic-Iron County Airport Ret Hat Society Northwoods Board, 4:30 p.m., at the airport. 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It probably depends on Larry Holcombe, Managing Editor er John Podesta, colluded with Russia to your definition of the word “directly” — and allow Donald Trump to win the 2016 elec- your sense of basic fairness. tion? Mueller was also authorized to investigate Neither do I. Byron “any other matters within the scope of 28 Do you think Vin Weber — the longtime York C.F.R. 600.4(a).” That was a reference to the In Their Opinion Washington Republican lobbyist and former rules guiding special counsels, and it specifi- Sensitive Wisconsin areas at member of the House who opposed Trump cally referred to a counsel’s power to “prose- and said he would not stay in the GOP if cute federal crimes committed in the course risk in wetlands legislation Trump won — colluded with Russia to allow of, and with intent to interfere with, the Spe- Donald Trump to win the 2016 election? 2012 — long before he became a Nev- cial Counsel’s investigation, such as perjury, For more than a century, Wisconsin has been at the Neither do I. erTrumper — helped Trump get elected? obstruction of justice, destruction of evi- heart of a long debate between builders who want to No one in his or her right mind would Neither do I. dence, and intimidation of witnesses ... “ develop land and conservationists who want to preserve place Podesta or Weber in a plot to help Rus- “With the emphasis on the Ukrainian lob- Does that include Podesta and Weber? We it. Out of those lively discussions has come a rough bal- sia put Trump in the White House. Yet both bying efforts, Mueller’s criminal probe is don’t know, but it seems unlikely. ance of interests and an understanding that the state men, apparently, have fallen into the snare of moving beyond investigating ties between Finally, there was this in Mueller’s needs development to continue to grow economically but the Robert Mueller special prosecutor inves- the Trump campaign and Russia,” the AP charge: “If the Special Counsel believes it is also needs to protect its unique environmental heritage — tigation. reported, “and is aggressively pursuing peo- necessary and appropriate, the Special Coun- the rivers, streams and lakes that make Wisconsin an Podesta is reportedly in Mueller’s ple who worked as foreign agents without sel is authorized to prosecute federal crimes outdoor treasure. crosshairs because Paul Manafort, the for- registering with the Justice Department.” arising from the investigation of these mat- Unfortunately, a bill now moving through the state mer Trump campaign chairman who is a key Go back to May 17 of this year. Attorney ters.” Maybe that is where Podesta and Assembly fails to do that. figure in the Mueller probe, brought Podesta General Jeff Sessions had recused himself Weber come in. Whatever the case, what Assembly Bill 547 would upend 16 years of careful into his work for something called the Euro- from the Russia investigation, and then Pres- appears to be happening is what has hap- management of isolated wetlands in the state. The pro- pean Center for a Modern Ukraine back in ident Trump fired FBI Director Comey, and pened in other Washington special prosecu- 2012. “The work for the European Center, posed law seeks to repeal what was put in place by a then Rod Rosenstein, number-two at the Jus- tor investigations (and the old independent which ended in 2014,” the New York Times counsel investigations). They expand. They bipartisan act of the Legislature after a U.S. Supreme tice Department, appointed Mueller as spe- reported recently, “was cited in the (Man- cial prosecutor. ensnare people who might have had nothing Court ruling in 2001 said federal clean water laws didn’t afort) indictment as part of a ‘scheme’ by Mr. to do with whatever the original subject of allow the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers to regulate wet- Why did Rosenstein act? “To ensure a full Manafort and (aide and fellow indictee Rick) and thorough investigation of the Russian the investigation was. And they go on and on. lands that weren’t connected to a stream or river. More Gates to gain support in Washington for their government’s efforts to interfere in the 2016 When Mueller was first appointed, some than 1 million acres of wetlands in Wisconsin — 20 per- longtime client, the pro-Russian leader Vik- presidential election,” according to Rosen- Republicans nearly tripped over themselves cent of the state’s wetlands, according to the Wisconsin tor F. Yanukovych, a former president of stein’s order appointing Mueller. saying what a great appointment it was. Wetlands Association — fall into that category. Ukraine, while evading disclosure require- And what was Mueller appointed to do? “Robert Mueller is superb choice to be special A high-powered group lobbying in favor of the bill, ments for foreign lobbying.” First, “to conduct the investigation confirmed counsel,” Newt Gingrich tweeted on May 17. including Wisconsin Manufacturers & Commerce, argues Does anyone know how Podesta’s involve- by then-FBI Director James B. Comey in tes- “His reputation is impeccable for honesty and the new bill is common sense — that the 2001 law hinders ment, even if shady and suspect, furthered timony before the House Permanent Select integrity.” Other Republicans said much the property owners and builders from developing land with the alleged Russia-Trump conspiracy to win Committee on Intelligence on March 20, same to me in conversations at the time. little ecological value. As Assembly Majority Leader Jim the White House? 2017,” the order said — a reference to the Some, including Gingrich, later changed Steineke (R-Kaukauna) told the Journal Sentinel’s Lee Neither do I. FBI counter-intelligence probe of Russian their minds. But the issue is not whether Bergquist recently, “The vast majority of those wetlands, Now there are reports that Weber has involvement in the 2016 election. Robert Mueller is or is not a good man. The you would never assume they were wetlands.” That’s been caught up in the same investigation as As part of that, Mueller was authorized to issue is the immutable law of Washington debatable. But even so, why not deal with that concern Podesta. “Investigators on Mueller’s team investigate “any links and/or coordination special prosecutor investigations, no matter instead of putting millions of acres of wetlands with value have asked about what the lobbyists knew between the Russian government and indi- who is running them. Of course Mueller at risk? And why not find a smart compromise with the about the source of the funding and who was viduals associated with the campaign of already appears to be venturing afield from Wetlands Association and an array of outdoor groups that directing the work in 2012 — long before President Donald Trump.” It seems far- his original assignment. That’s what special oppose the bill? Why not use your power wisely? Manafort became Trump’s campaign chair- fetched to include Podesta and Weber in that prosecutors do. Lucas Vebber, general counsel and director of environ- man in 2016,” the Associated Press reported. category. Byron York is chief political correspon- dent for The Washington Examiner. mental and energy policy at WMC, said the state cham- Does anyone know how Weber’s work in Mueller was also authorized to investigate ber is “more than willing to sit down” with conservation and sporting groups and said the motivation behind the Today in history legislation was to solve “a very real problem” for develop- ers. “We would love to work with them in a way that maybe tightens up the bill,” he said. “We’re not looking to By The Associated Press push through this original bill.” And that’s good to hear, Today’s Highlight in History but so far, it appears this bill is on a fast track and con- On Nov. 8, 2016, Republican servation groups say they feel left out of the process. Donald Trump was elected Ameri- Wetlands are a critical feature of the Wisconsin envi- ca’s 45th president, defeating Demo- crat Hillary Clinton in an astonishing ronment. They filter drinking water, provide natural pro- victory for a celebrity businessman tection against flooding and shoreline erosion and provide and political novice. Republicans a rich habitat for hunters. The legislation requires kept their majorities in the Senate replacement of wetlands at a ratio of 1.2 acres for every and House. acre destroyed, which at first glance sounds reasonable. On this date But look closer and you begin to wonder: Replacement In 1793, the Louvre began admit- ting the public, even though the with what — and where? Filling in wetlands in one spot, French museum had been officially even if another wetland is built somewhere else, might open since August. still put residents downstream at risk during heavy rain, In 1889, Montana became the cause soil erosion and destroy habitats for ducks, geese, 41st state. pheasants and rare or endangered species. “Who knows In 1892, former President Cleve- how much you’d have to spend to create the flood control land defeated incumbent Benjamin potential of these wetlands,” said Brian Vigue, policy liai- Harrison, becoming the first (and, to date, only) chief executive to win son for Wetlands Association. non-consecutive terms to the White ed in the 1970 Kent State shootings. Guerra swept the Latin Grammy songwriter Rickie Lee Jones is 63. Can some marginal wetlands be filled in without sig- House. In 1987, 11 people were killed Awards, taking home five musical Nobel Prize-winning author Kazuo nificant harm? Yes. But if the concern is assessing In 1923, Adolf Hitler launched his when an Irish Republican Army honors including album of the year, Ishiguro is 63. Singer-actor Leif Gar- marginal areas, then just address that concern. This bill first attempt at seizing power in Ger- bomb exploded as crowds gathered record of the year and song of the rett is 56. Chef and TV personality is like using a sledgehammer when what’s needed is a many with a failed coup in Munich in Enniskillen, Northern Ireland, for a year. Gordon Ramsay is 51. Actress chisel. that came to be known as the “Beer- ceremony honoring Britain’s war Five years ago: Jared Lee Courtney Thorne-Smith is 50. Wisconsin may be an outlier among the states in how it Hall Putsch.” dead. Loughner was sentenced to life in Actress Parker Posey is 49. Rock In 1932, New York Democratic In 1988, Vice President George prison without parole for the January musician Jimmy Chaney is 48. Actor regulates wetlands, but maybe it should be. This state is Gov. Franklin D. Roosevelt defeated H.W. Bush won the presidential elec- 2011 shootings in Tucson, Arizona, Gonzalo Menendez is 46. Rock unusual for natural bounty that attracts hunters, hikers incumbent Republican Herbert tion, defeating the Democratic nomi- that killed six people and wounded musician Scott Devendorf (The and all manner of outdoor recreation. Hoover for the presidency. nee, Massachusetts Gov. Michael 13 others, including Rep. Gabrielle National) is 45. Actress Gretchen Kyle Rorah, government affairs representative for In 1942, Operation Torch, result- Dukakis. Giffords. Longtime baseball execu- Mol is 44. ABC News anchor David Ducks Unlimited in Ann Arbor, Michigan, noted that ing in an Allied victory, began during In 1994, midterm elections result- tive and Hall of Famer Lee MacPhail, Muir is 44. Actor Matthew Rhys is 43. about 70 percent of all mallard ducks harvested by World War II as U.S. and British ed in Republicans winning a majority 95, died in Delray Beach, Florida. Actress Tara Reid is 42. Country hunters in Wisconsin are produced in our state. That’s forces landed in French North Africa. in the Senate while at the same time One year ago: Democrat Zena singer Bucky Covington is 40. In 1950, during the Korean War, gaining control of the House for the Stephens of Jefferson County made Actress Dania Ramirez is 38. not the case in other places. “Many of these birds are the first jet-plane battle took place as first time in 40 years. history upon her election as the first Actress Azura Skye is 36. Actor relying on these smaller, geographically-isolated wet- U.S. Air Force Lt. Russell J. Brown Ten years ago: The Senate con- black woman sheriff in Texas. Chris Rankin is 34. TV personality lands,” he said. shot down a North Korean MiG-15. firmed President George W. Bush’s Today’s Birthdays Jack Osbourne is 32. Actress Jessi- There is still time to address the real issues. Steineke In 1960, Massachusetts Sen. nomination of Michael Mukasey to Actor Norman Lloyd is 103. ca Lowndes is 29. Singer-actor Riker and the leadership in the Legislature should do that. We John F. Kennedy defeated Vice be attorney general, 53-40. Presi- Actress Stephane Audran is 85. Lynch is 26. Country singer Lauren can have both development and conservation. But only if President Richard M. Nixon for the dent Bush suffered the first veto Actor Alain Delon is 82. Singer- Alaina is 23. Actor Van Crosby (TV: presidency. both parties are willing to work together. The Legislature override of his seven-year-old presi- actress Bonnie Bramlett is 73. “Splitting Up Together”) is 15. In 1974, a federal judge in Cleve- dency as the Senate enacted, 79-14, Singer Bonnie Raitt is 68. TV per- Thought for Today is obligated to lead that discussion in the public interest. land dismissed charges against a $23 billion water resources bill sonality Mary Hart is 67. Former “One never notices what has — Milwaukee Journal Sentinel eight Ohio National Guardsmen despite his protest that it was filled Playboy Enterprises chairman and been done; one can only see what accused of violating the civil rights of with unnecessary projects. Domini- chief executive Christie Hefner is 65. remains to be done.” students who were killed or wound- can singer-songwriter Juan Luis Actress Alfre Woodard is 65. Singer- — Marie Curie (1867-1934)

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McLeod Ave., Ironwood, MI 49938 906-932-2211 • 800-236-2887 • Fax 906-932-5358 THE DAILY GLOBE • YOURDAILYGLOBE.COM WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 8, 2017 l 5 tional $850,000 to $1 million AREA / STATE Saxon more than the single camp- S N O W B I R D Ironwood ground location — which the Federal Emergency Manage- ment Agency may not contribute From page 1 From page 1 toward — Stangland was unsure School. if the state would even approve Cayer also said city utility The plan calls for a 26-site permits to build there. Stang- bills are getting too high and campground to be located along land said if the permit to build suggested the commission County A, across from the Har- the two-campground plan was devote more of an effort to bor Lights bar and 83 boat slips rejected, the county would have attracting new businesses to the in the marina — around 50 per- to resubmit the single location city. cent of which will be for boats 32- and would likely face delays to On the two charter revision feet and longer. These are down the original construction time- ballot questions, city voters from 33 camp sites and 91 boat line that calls for the harbor to be backed a question about record- slips before the storm. However, reopened in 2019. ing ordinances 316-158 and a Jason Stangland, with the firm Additionally, opponents of the personal and property damage Smithgroup JJR, argued while plan argued the design would claim question by 359-113. The the number of slips in the mari- still only give the county a total passage of ballot issues con- na is down, the new slips allow of 30 sites, making the work to forms the ordinances with state for larger boats and the more create the four extra sites not a laws. efficient use of the marina’s cost-effective solution. space. He said this not only is a FEMA is expected to reim- reflection of the larger purchas- burse 75 percent of the costs of ing trend on the lake of increas- the harbor, with the state of Wis- Emergency dredging ing boat sizes, it also reflects the consin and Iron County each harbor’s user group. paying 12.5 percent. completed at Upper Other notable features of the Some board members also Peninsula harbor design include a wider swath of expressed concern about the two- LAKE LINDEN (AP) — green space at the harbor’s campground plan, as FEMA Michigan officials say emergency northern end by the lake shore- could decide it was an improved dredging has been completed in line, two boat launches — one project and cap the amount it Keweenaw County to restore the near the east side of the marina’s contributes — leaving Iron Grand Traverse Harbor channel entrance across from the main County on the hook for the rest. for commercial and recreational marina and another on the west “If I knew we were going to get boating. side of the marina’s northern funded for 87.5, I’d be spending The Department of Natural basin. This launch was primarily $125,000 (the county’s portion of Resources says 9,000 cubic yards moved to allow for greater pro- Submitted photo $1 million) right now to get the of sand was pumped to a beach tection from waves off the lake, DAILY GLOBE reader Marcy Koivisto, of Bessemer Township, sent in a photo of a hummingbird in the snow. rest of it,” board member Scott north of the harbor. so boats could safely be put on “This little gal came to visit for a couple of days on her very late journey south. We had to take the feeder out Erickson said. “But we don’t It’s the fourth time since 2003 trailers during a storm. The of storage for her,” she said. know. ... It’s such a crapshoot it’s that the harbor has been design also puts this launch near going to be allowed.” dredged. The latest project cost a lot for boat trailer parking. Clerk Michael Saari also $246,230. The largest sticking point for “Evidence of this problem and testing for meth, which then cre- raised other costs the county has The DNR says more extensive those who didn’t like the pro- Odanah the impact this is having on our ates a serious health issue until in the future, including the sand removal is needed to pro- posed design was the camp- communities can be found in the these homes are remediated, and interest on the $10 million loan tect lake trout and whitefish ground location, with some advo- methamphetamine policy that a serious cost for housing staff the county has already secured spawning habitat on Buffalo cating for a design that called for Bad River Housing staff has had (using protective equipment and to pay for the harbor’s recon- From page 1 Reef south of the harbor, which the campground to be split into to implement to address meth proper training) remediating the struction until it gets reim- is on the east side of the two smaller locations — one with nating state of emergency will use and manufacturing,” said homes and making them safe to bursed and the increasing cost of Keweenaw Peninsula. 14 sites across County A from help make that possible,” Blan- Executive Director Robert Houle. reoccupy,” said Houle. emergency placements from the It’s an area where waste Harbor Lights and another with chard said. Houle said as a result, the “This process not only costs county’s Department of Human sands from long-ago copper min- 16 sites near the confluence of Tribal leaders from Lac housing authority has had to housing extra unplanned dollars Services. ing have eroded into Lake Supe- Oronto and Parker creeks, where Courte Oreilles, Red Cliff, Lac du serve eviction notices to several (thousands of dollars per home) “We don’t have any idea how rior. the current rustic camping sites Flambeau and Bad River have tenants because of court records for this remediation clean-up, much interest we’re going to pay Nearly one-quarter of the are. agreed to work together in fight- which clearly identified them as but results in families who are on $10 million, because we don’t annual lake trout yield from the While most people at both ing the drug epidemic and call on not being in compliance with the displaced and the impact this have idea how long it’s going to lake’s Michigan waters comes meetings agreed this was a beau- federal agencies to provide ade- tribe’s meth policy. has on children and elders is take FEMA to pay it back,” Saari from within 50 miles of Buffalo tiful location for a campground quate funding and affordable “Subsequent testing of these especially difficult to grasp he said. “That’s an unknown, our Reef. with a great view of the lake, (court-ordered DHS) placements treatment options. homes resulted in the positive said. there were multiple obstacles to that are coming, are like a snow- building there. These included ball — that’s an unknown. You Incumbent Weaver survives serve the final two years of her that became connected to a feder- additional wetlands that would have to think how much you Eddy Park recall, remains Flint’s four-year term. The lengthy bal- al corruption investigation. Still, have to be mitigated and more really want to take a chance on mayor lot included Weaver, recall orga- the troubles caused by Flint’s ill- work to the banks around the spending, because we have no nizer Arthur Woodson and long- fated switch to a cheaper water site to prevent them from erod- idea what is coming in about DETROIT (AP) — Incumbent time City Councilman Scott Kin- source were on everybody’s minds. ing and collapsing. Not only three different areas — and that From page 1 Karen Weaver survived a recall caid, who had received signifi- The city stopped using could this option cost an addi- scares me.” by May 1. effort to remain Flint’s mayor as cant donations from labor organi- Detroit’s water system and In addition, the commission the Michigan city slowly recovers zations in a union-heavy town. instead tapped the Flint River voted to “abandon” several from a lead-contaminated water The ballot didn’t refer to the during an 18-month period in campground sites that were crisis. water crisis. The official reason 2014 and 2015, as a way to save deemed of little value due to odd Weaver won Tuesday’s win- was Weaver’s decision to hire a money while the city’s finances shapes or small sizes. 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Small, points to 23,557.23, another record high. dends did better than the rest of the market share. supplies and prices. domestically-focused companies had The Nasdaq composite fell 18.65 points, market. Drugstore and pharmacy bene- TripAdvisor sank $9.18, or 23.2 per- Wholesale gasoline lost 1 cent to their worst day since mid-August as or 0.3 percent, to 6,767.78. The Russell fits company CVS Health jumped $2.15, cent, to a five-year low of $30.35 while $1.82 a gallon. Heating oil fell 2 cents to House Republicans began making 2000 index tumbled 18.87 points, or 1.3 or 3.2 percent, to $68.95 to recover some Priceline lost $257.28, or 13.5 percent, to $1.92 a gallon. Natural gas rose 2 cents changes to their tax bill. Their Senate percent, to 1,479.09. of its recent losses. Shopping mall oper- $1,645.72. Expedia shed $3.37, or 2.7 to $3.15 per 1,000 cubic feet. counterparts are expected to introduce Banks fell along with bond yields and ator GGP soared $3.19, or 16.8 percent, percent, to $119.61. Gold lost $5.80 to $1,275.80 an ounce. their own bill soon. Smaller companies interest rates. Both have moved lower to $22.20. Bloomberg reported that GGP However Royal Caribbean Cruises Silver fell 30 cents to $16.94 an ounce. tend to pay higher tax rates than their over the last few days, which reduces is in talks with Brookfield Asset Man- jumped $3.89, or 3.1 percent, to $129.23 Copper declined 7 cents to $3.09 a bigger peers because they make more the profits banks make from lending. agement about potentially buying the after it had a strong quarter even pound. of their money in the U.S. and don’t The yield on the 10-year Treasury note rest of the company. Competitor Mac- though its business was disrupted by The dollar rose to 113.87 yen from have as many ways to reduce their slipped to 2.31 percent from 2.32 per- erich jumped $4.57, or 8.4 percent, to three major hurricanes. 113.77 yen. The euro fell to $1.1589 from taxes. cent. $58.76. Drugmaker Mallinckrodt plunged $1.1606. “Financials would be a primary bene- JPMorgan Chase fell $2.03, or 2 per- Real estate, household goods and after it said sales of its costly HP Acthar European stocks fell. The British ficiary of a 20 percent corporate tax rate cent, to $98.75 and U.S. Bancorp lost phone companies have lagged far behind gel have been hurt because fewer pre- FTSE 100 and the German DAX each because they’re domestically based and $1.40, or 2.6 percent, to $53.45. First the S&P 500 this year. The stocks are scriptions are being filled. It said rev- shed 0.7 percent. The CAC 40 in they pay domestic taxes,” said Quincy Financial Bancshares, a smaller, Texas- generally seen as cautious investments, enue from the drug will decline in the France lost 0.5 percent. Tokyo’s Nikkei Krosby, chief market strategist at Pru- based bank, fell $1.15, or 2.5 percent, to and investors look for them when they fourth quarter. The company also 225 jumped 1.7 percent and Hong dential Financial. $44.40. are worried about market volatility. But reported weaker sales of generic drugs. Kong’s Hang Seng advanced 1.3 per- While the pace of company earnings Red Robin Gourmet Burgers investors have been betting on improved Already trading at all-time lows, the cent. In Seoul, the Kospi lost 0.2 per- is slowing, they continued to hold sway plunged after it slashed its profit fore- economic growth rather than looking for stock dropped $11.07, or 35.5 percent, to cent.

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The aborted trip didn’t have time on his schedule But on Tuesday, his first day came a day after Trump modu- and that DMZ visits have become on the Korean Peninsula as pres- lated his aggressive rhetoric and “a little bit of a cliché.” ident, Trump said he’d seen “a lot urged North Korea to come to the But Sanders said the visit had of progress” in dealing with negotiating table. been planned well before Pyongyang, though he stopped Trump had been scheduled to Trump’s departure for Asia. The short of saying whether he want- make the unannounced early- trip was kept secret, Sanders ed direct diplomatic talks. morning trip to the DMZ amid said, for security reasons. “It makes sense for North heightened tensions between the Trump was scheduled to Korea to come to the table and United States and North Korea address the South Korean make a deal that is good for the over Pyongyang’s nuclear pro- National Assembly before closing people of North Korea and for the gram. out his two-day visit to the world,” Trump said at a news Marine One left Seoul at day- nation and moving on to his next conference with Moon. “I do see break and flew most of the way to stop in Beijing. certain movement.” He also the DMZ — but was forced to Visiting the border that has sounded an optimistic note on turn back due to poor weather separated the North and South disagreements with the North, conditions. Weather reports from for 64 years has become some- saying confidently, if vaguely: near the heavily fortified border thing of a ritual for U.S. presi- “Ultimately, it’ll all work out.” showed misting conditions and dents trying to demonstrate their Ever the showman, Trump visibility below one mile. Pilots resolve against North Korea’s had teased that he had a surprise Associated Press could not see the other heli- ever-escalating aggression. in store, saying at a Tuesday U.S. PRESIDENT Donald Trump, left, and South Korea’s President Moon Jae-in attend a welcoming ceremo- copters in the air, according to Every American president since evening banquet that he had an ny at the Presidential Blue House in Seoul Tuesday. White House officials. Ronald Reagan, save for George “exciting day” planned — “for White House Press Secretary H.W. Bush, has made the trip, many reasons that people will ment and the North Korean mis- president’s threats against the Trump, said he hoped the presi- Sarah Huckabee Sanders said peering across the barren north find out.” He did not elaborate on sion at the United Nations in North. dent’s visit would be a turning the president was disappointed through binoculars, hearing what turned out to be the abort- New York remains intact, but Trump did note the United point in the standoff with North he couldn’t make the trip. “I broadcast propaganda, and reaf- ed trip to the DMZ. contacts have not been substan- States’ military options, men- Korea. think he’s pretty frustrated,” she firming their commitment to North Korea has fired off more tive other than achieving the tioning that three aircraft carrier Visiting the wooded, craggy told reporters traveling with the standing with the South. than a dozen missiles this year release of American college stu- groups and a nuclear submarine terrain inside the DMZ is like president. She said the military The attempted visit was but none in nearly two months. dent Otto Warmbier in June. He had been deployed to the region. going back in time to 1953. In and the U.S. Secret Service had scheduled for a day after Trump Analysts caution against reading died days after his repatriation But he added that “we hope to July of that year, the Korean deemed that landing would not made a striking shift in tone for a too much into the pause. to the U.S. God we never have to use” the War armistice agreement was be safe. president, who for months has There’s no public sign of any Still, Trump’s conciliatory arsenal. And he accused Kim of signed at Panmunjom, the so- Trump had been scheduled to issued increasingly dire threats diplomatic progress between comments would be welcome in “threatening millions and mil- called “truce village” bisected by make the visit with South Kore- to answer any hostile North Washington and Pyongyang. South Korea, where both the gov- lions of lives, so needlessly.” a marker that is the official an president Moon Jae-in, who Korean action with “fire and U.S. officials say the back chan- ernment and the wider popula- Moon, who has been eager to dividing line between the North traveled separately and landed fury.” In a recent speech at the nel between the State Depart- tion have been unnerved by the solidify a friendship with and South.

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Sat. 9-3 Sat. 6:00am - 6:00pm • Closed Sunday Website: hittsfinefurniture net 8 l WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 8, 2017 AREA / NATION THE DAILY GLOBE • YOURDAILYGLOBE.COM Obituaries Pledge death, Greek life suspension Renee’ Diane Micheletti IRONWOOD TOWNSHIP, Mich. — Renee’ Diane Michelet- to dampen FSU homecoming ti, 64, of Hurley, Wis., passed away peacefully surrounded by her loving family on Monday, Nov. 6, 2017. She is now with TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (AP) — Florida her Lord and Savior and will be greatly missed and memories State’s suspension of all fraternities and cherished. sororities after a pledge’s death dampens Renee’ was born in Wakefield on July 15, Greek life on campus just as it prepares for 1953, daughter of the late Ferdinand and Ruth homecoming week. But one critic says more may be needed to change fraternity behavior. (Sahinoja) Micheletti. Douglas Fierberg, a Washington-based She was preceded in death by a sister, attorney who has pursued lawsuits over haz- Lucille Daniels; baby brother, Fred Micheletti ing deaths, says he’s skeptical that suspen- Jr.; a nephew, Billy Daniels; and a niece, Jo sions go far enough, after Florida State Ann Daniels. became at least the third school to do so this Surviving are special longtime partner, year. The school suspended 55 fraternities Robert J. Jones; siblings, Robert (Deb) and sororities Monday following the suspect- Micheletti, Mary Ann Micheletti, Margaret ed alcohol-related death of a pledge and the (Mark) Grachek, Mike Micheletti, Carol (Dan) Renee’ Diane Micheletti cocaine-related arrest of someone at another Sangrey and Dale (Lisa) Micheletti; her 1953 — 2017 fraternity. beloved dog, Sophie; nieces and nephews, “I think campuses are doing it because David, Marilyn, Barry, Cindy, Garrick, Angela, Tony, Jeremy, they believe some form of a perceived strong Matthew, Jessica, Jesse, Christina and Caitlin; and several reaction is a necessity,” Fierberg said, adding great-nieces and nephews. that schools typically lift the suspensions Renee’ graduated from Bergland High School in Bergland. without changing the self-governance of the She was employed as a bookkeeper for Ave’s Sport Center and Greek houses or adding transparency on inci- Trek & Trail, waitressed in Denali Park, Alaska, at Sail Inn dents. Associated Press and Lottas/Café Seiche, worked at Depot Antiques and Made- “That’s like having the fox watching the THE PI KAPPA Phi fraternity house is seen near Florida State University in Tallahassee, Fla., line Island Inn in reservations and was self-employed cleaning chicken coop. This structure has proven to Tuesday. University President John Thrasher announced the indefinite suspension of the houses and making jewelry and baskets. She was a Jane of all fail for decades.” school’s 55 fraternities and sororities following the death of a freshman pledge. Andrew Coffey, trades. The suspension hits the campus as it pre- a pledge at Pi Kappa Phi, died Friday after he was found unresponsive following a party. Renee’ was a long time summer resident of Madeline Island. pares for events that usually deeply involve Greek houses, which includes a homecoming At her request, cremation has taken place with a celebra- ternity or sorority houses and can hold meet- action, but said it was necessary. parade on Nov. 17. tion of life at a later date. ings with the university or their national “I think hazing is a problem and alcohol is “It will be more tame and not as festive as chapter, but won’t be allowed to hold any the basis of a lot of their events,” she said. McKevitt-Patrick Funeral and Cremation Services of Iron- it usually is because there are a lot of floats other events including any organized partici- However, penalizing all Greek houses wood assisted the family with arrangements. Condolences may during the parade and competitions during pation in homecoming. seemed unfair to freshman Lila Pullo, who be expressed online at mckevittpatrickfuneralhome.com. the week,” Florida State student Rachel Thrasher has also banned alcohol at all was supposed to be initiated into the Delta A very special thank you to the staff at Regional Hospice for Humphries said. student organization events during the sus- Gamma sorority. their outstanding care. Andrew Coffey, a pledge at Pi Kappa Phi, pension. “For me and a lot of the people who are died Friday after he was found unresponsive “For this suspension to end, there will entering, we’re all pretty upset because we following a party. Police said alcohol may need to be a new normal for Greek life on are trying to get the reputation back up,” she Howard Lloyd Niemi have been a factor but were awaiting an campus. They must participate in that cul- said. “Most of the organizations getting in autopsy. Coffey, 20, was a junior in his first ture,” Thrasher said. trouble are fraternities. If they did end Greek IRONWOOD, Mich. — Howard Lloyd Niemi, 94, of Besse- semester at Florida State. The North-American Interfraternity Con- life the atmosphere on campus will go down a mer, died on Sunday, Nov. 5, 2017, at Aspirus Ironwood Hos- On Monday, Garrett John Marcy, a mem- ference said in a statement that it was ready lot.” pital in Ironwood. He was born May 26, 1923, in Ironwood, the ber of Phi Delta Theta, was arrested by uni- to help FSU seek a way forward “that John Armstrong, who served as president son of the late Einard and Anna (Hill) Niemi. versity police and charged with the sale and enhances safety and accountability, while of Florida State’s Beta Theta Pi chapter in Howard graduated from A.D. Johnston High School in trafficking of cocaine. Marcy, 20, is also a respecting the rights of students who model 1998, said he had mixed feelings about Mon- Bessemer in 1942. He served in the U.S. Army for the duration junior and continues to be held in Leon Coun- fraternal excellence.” day’s announcement. of World War II, assigned to the China-Burma- ty Jail on a $75,000 bond. Penn State suspended fraternities and “Unfortunately, there has been a rash of India battles and campaign. He was awarded University President John Thrasher said sororities from holding social activities dur- instances similar to this, so I can understand the Victory Medal, Asiatic Pacific Theater Rib- Monday the duration of the suspension had ing the spring semester after the February the reason for the response,” Armstrong said. bon with two Bronze Battle Stars, four Over- not yet been determined. hazing death of 19-year old Timothy Piazza. “I hope that it’s a short-lived response.” “I just feel like for whatever reason, the seas Service Bars, Service Stripes and Good Louisiana State had a one-month suspension Armstrong said there’s more to fraternity message is not getting through,” Thrasher Conduct Medal. and continues to ban alcohol at Greek parties life than just drinking and partying. said. “Unfortunately, we’ve got to take steps after the hazing death of 18-year old Maxwell “It might be a good idea for people to take He was a member of the Bessemer VFW with our students, to make sure this never Gruver in September. a step back and reflect on what values we Post 3673. Howard worked as a miner at many happens again.” FSU student Abygail Stiekman said she truly want to portray in the Greek system,” local mines, which included the Geneva Mine Students can continue to live in their fra- was surprised that her school was taking Armstrong said. and White Pine Copper Range. He was very proud of the welding certificate he received Howard Lloyd from Community Education, and enjoyed using Niemi his welding and mechanical skills in the mine. 1923 — 2017 He also worked in the lumber industry, at Big Apollo 12 astronaut Richard Gordon, who circled moon, dies Powderhorn Mountain, and for the city of WASHINGTON (AP) — Apol- the second moon landing as a Bessemer. lo 12 astronaut Richard “Dick” F. mission full of antics and dust. He is survived by one son, Rodger L. Niemi Gordon Jr., one of a dozen men When Conrad and Bean left (Terry), of Marenisco; two daughters, Alice who flew around the moon but the moon and docked their lunar Manki (David), of Pine Lake, and Nola Sten- didn’t land there, has died, module, Gordon said he looked in roos (Scott), of Superior, Wis.; his grandchil- Veteran NASA said. He was 88. and “all I could see was a black dren, Rebecca Peronteaux, Chalan Malanows- Gordon was a test pilot when cloud in there. I didn’t see them ki, Einar Manki, Katie Stenroos, Sam Stenroos and Ellie he was chosen for NASA’s third at all. I looked in there and said, Niemi; three great-grandchildren, Nicholas Mockus, Ian Wil- group of astronauts in 1963. He ‘Holy smoke. You’re not getting son and Myles Malanowski; his sister, Janette Niemi Kitto; flew on Gemini 11 in 1966, walk- in here and dirtying up my nice and brother, Donald Niemi. ing in space twice. In 1969, Gor- clean Command Module.’ So He was preceded in death by his wife, Edna Peronto Niemi; don circled the moon in the Apol- they passed the rocks over, took son, Roy L. Niemi; his parents; four brothers, Roland, Earl, lo 12 command module Yankee off their suits and underwear, Kenneth and Clifford Niemi; and sister, Beatrice Niemi Moore. Clipper while crewmates Alan and I said, ‘OK, you can come in Howard was an avid sports fan, loyal to the Detroit Tigers Bean and Charles Conrad land- now.’” and Green Bay Packers. He enjoyed watching the games with ed and walked on the lunar sur- Gordon had been slated to his family whenever the Packers played. While he was still in face. command the Apollo 18 mission reasonable health, he rarely missed local football games. In his Over the two flights, he spent that would land on the moon, but youth, he played softball as a member of the Yale Tavern nearly 316 hours in space. it was cut for budget reasons. team. Howard taught himself how to play the accordion and “Dick will be fondly remem- Apollo 17 was the last mission to the organ. He enjoyed camping with his family, fishing, hiking bered as one of our nation’s bold- the moon. In all, 24 Americans in the woods, playing horseshoes and attending the horse rac- est flyers, a man who added to flew to the moon and 12 landed our own nation’s capabilities by on it. ing events at the Gogebic County Fair. challenging his own. He will be While in the Navy as a test A funeral service will be held at 11 a.m. on Friday, Nov. 10, missed,” acting NASA adminis- pilot, Gordon won the Bendix at Frick-Zielinski Funeral Home, 304 S. Sophie St., Bessemer. trator Robert Lightfoot said in a Trophy Race from Los Angeles to Pastor Lisa Ubbelohde will officiate. Howard’s family will statement Tuesday. New York in 1961, setting a receive relatives and friends one hour prior to the service at Gordon died Monday at his speed record of 869.74 miles per the funeral home on Friday. Full military rites will be accord- home in San Marcos, California, hour. ed by American Legion Post 5 Honor Guard of Ironwood. Inter- according to the Astronaut Schol- Gordon was the instant leader ment will be in the Hillcrest Cemetery in Bessemer. arship Foundation. of a star-studded class of 14 Memorial contributions may be made to the charity of Born in Seattle, a Navy cap- astronauts that included Apollo choice. Associated Press tain and a chemist, Gordon was THIS UNDATED photo made available by NASA shows astronaut 11’s Buzz Aldrin and Michael Range Funeral Service, Frick-Zielinski Funeral Home is such a steely professional that Richard Gordon Jr. Gordon, one of a dozen men who flew around the Collins and the last man on the assisting the family with arrangements. To send online condo- after a difficult first spacewalk, moon but didn’t land there, has died, NASA announced Tuesday. He moon, Eugene Cernan, Bean lences, visit rangefuneralservices.com he fell asleep during a break in was 88. recalled. The family would like to thank all the staff at Gogebic Med- his second spacewalk. He down- ical Care Facility for providing professional, caring service to played Apollo 12 being hit by said, ‘Hell no, if you knew those Howard for many years. A special thank you also to the staff lightning during liftoff; backup guys, you’d be happy to be at Aspirus Ironwood Hospital. batteries saved the crew from alone.’” having to abort the mission. Gordon called that experience “He’s a cool guy,” Bean wonderful: “You don’t have to recalled Tuesday. “He’s the kind communicate. You don’t have to Sylvia E. Allison of guy you want when you go to worry about pleasing anyone the moon.” beside yourself. And there’s a lot IRONWOOD, Mich. — Sylvia E. Allison, 91, of Ironwood, In a 1997 NASA oral history, of things that you have to do and and former longtime Wakefield Township resident, died early Gordon said people would often accomplish. And it’s a moment of Tuesday morning, Nov. 7, 2017, at Westgate Nursing, Reha- ask if he felt alone while his two solitude.” bilitation and Assisted Living Community in Ironwood. partners walked on the moon. “I Gordon and Bean described Funeral arrangements are pending with McKevitt-Patrick Funeral Home Inc., Ironwood. NEW! 2017 POLARIS RANGER & STS William H. Richards ALUMINUM TRAILERS IRONWOOD TOWNSHIP, Mich. — William H. Richards, 6’X12” and 6’x14’ –REMOVABLE SIDES, 82, of Ironwood Township, died Tuesday morning, Nov. 7, FOLD DOWN REAR GATE, 15” RIMS 2017, at home. & TIRES, Funeral arrangements are pending with McKevitt-Patrick 3,300 LB. LOAD. Funeral Home Inc., Ironwood. SAVE! SAVE! 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Yesney, who was undefeated All-state prior to his injury, received Male Division 1 — Clayton Sayen, Seth Helman, Leif Odegard, Connor Runner of the Year honors for Jackson, Houghton; Garrett Rud- the second straight year. den, Luke Rambo, Garrett Zueger, He captured the Upper Penin- Marquette; Adam Bruce, Jake sula Division 1 title a year ago in Strasler, Gladstone; Blane Newman, a course-record 15 minutes, 49.8 Kingsford; Eric Anderson, Elliott seconds (for 3.1 miles) at Prusi, Negaunee; Justin Sanpaka, Beauchamp’s Grove in Flat Escanaba; Kaaleb Ranta, Sault Ste. Rock, but was unable to run in Marie; Onder Ilhan, Calumet. this year’s Finals at Munising. Division 2 — Isaiah Aili, Uriah Joining him on the Dream Aili, Devon Byers, Cade Mazzon, Tim Rowe, Adam Mazurek, Goge- Team were Houghton senior bic; Spencer Giroux, Jonah Clayton Sayen, Ishpeming junior Broberg, Kyle Pruett, Devin Tasson, Spencer Giroux, Marquette Coulton Prillwitz, Jordan Longtine, seniors Garrett Rudden and Ishpeming; Nick Niemi, Ironwood; Luke Rambo, Brimley sopho- Andrew Dieterle, Westwood; more Austin Plotkin and Glad- Ephram Evans, Newberry. stone junior Adam Bruce. Division 3 — Austin Plotkin, Bruce captured the M-PC title Cameron Hoornstra, Hunter Lippo- and placed fourth in the U.P. D- nen, Nathan Recla, Brimley; Ben 1 Finals. Tuomi, Kurtis Kytta, Daba Holmes, Chassell; Thomas Bohn, Cedarville; Sayen earned his first U.P. Michael Satchell, Pickford; Ethan championship, edging Rudden Brown, Stephenson; Davin Hill, Dol- by a step, and was crowed West- lar Bay; Griffin Johnson, North Cen- PAC Conference champion. tral; Payton Cheney, Rudyard; Dar- Rambo repeated as Great ren Castello, T.J. Wing, Munising. Pat Krause/Daily Globe Northern Conference champion All-U.P. IRONWOOD'S LAUREN Gauthier defends McKenzie Boyd as she drives to the basket during the second day of basketball practice at the John Krz- and placed third in the U.P. D-1 Division 1 — Colton Yesney, narich Gym on Tuesday. Head coach Kari Jacquart welcomed 18 girls to practice in grades 9-12. Ironwood opening game will be against South Finals and Plotkin retained his Negaunee; Hunter Walther, Sault Shore at home on Dec. 1. U.P. D-3 crown and was Eastern Ste. Marie. U.P. Conference champ. Division 2 — Dave Collins, Iron- wood; Silas Broberg, Ishpeming; Giroux took the D-2 title and Chase Canfield, Newberry. was runner-up in the M-PC. Division 3 — Gabriel Kromer, Negaunee senior Emily Pau- Mackinac Island; Brandon Nummi- Packers' struggles go beyond offense pore set a course record (19:00) lien, Mid Peninsula; Robert Malaski, in the M-PC meet at the Rudyard; Jacob Skonieczny, Jacob GREEN BAY, Wis. (AP) — the first start (against the Negaunee Township Hall, cap- Hopper, Brimley. Green Bay Packers Mike Saints) for sure wasn't." tured her first U.P. title and Girls McCarthy still believes in back- Green Bay's defense hasn't earned Female Runner of the Dream Team — Emily Paupore, up quarterback Brett Hundley, put together a strong perfor- Year honors. Clara Johnson, Negaunee; but he wants to see everyone on mance since a 35-14 victory over Joining her on the Dream Madeleine Peramaki, Munising; Ericka Asmus, Marquette; Macken- his roster — including Hundley the Chicago Bears on Sept. 28. Team were Munising junior — elevate their games. The teams meet again Sunday in zie Kalchik, Sault Ste. Marie; Daisy Madeleine Peramaki, Marquette Englund, Mid Peninsula; Lela Rauti- "We all need to do better," Chicago, and the Packers enter sophomore Ericka Asmus, McCarthy said Tuesday night, that game ranked 22nd in scor- ola, Chassell. Negaunee senior Clara Johnson, All-state less than 24 hours after his ing defense, 25th in yards Sault Ste. Marie senior Macken- Division 1 — Ericka Asmus, team's 30-17 loss to the Detroit allowed per game, 20th in pass zie Kalchik, Mid Peninsula Reegan Ketzenberger, Delaney Lions. "We had an injury to defense and 23rd in run defense. freshman Daisy Englund and Sall, Samantha Borzick, Marquette; Aaron Rodgers, and nobody has Only one NFL team has fewer Chassell junior Lela Rautiola. Mackenzie Kalchik, Haleigh stepped up." sacks than the Packers' 13 Englund gained her first U.P. Knowles, Nicky Kucharczyk, Sault Rodgers was knocked out Oct. through eight games, and defen- D-3 championship and placed Ste. Marie; Emily Paupore, Clara Johnson, Talon Prusi, Negaunee; 15 with a broken right collar- sive leaders Mike Daniels, Nick fourth in the Central U.P. Con- bone. He underwent surgery four Perry, Clay Matthews and Ha Nicole Kamin, Escanaba; Clarity ference meet despite running on Gipp, Calumet; Sarah Kulas, Kings- days later and was placed on Ha Clinton-Dix haven't been the a sore ankle. injured reserve, with the hope of difference-makers they need to ford; Katie Anderla, Celeste Haines, Peramaki took the SCC title Menominee. the bone healing quickly enough be. for the first time and was run- Division 2 — Elizabeth Becker, for him to return this season. "We've got to do a better job of ner-up in D-3 and Rautiola was Emmalee Hart, Hallie Marshall, Since the injury, the Packers' applying the plan, make sure the West-PAC champion and Emily Coveyou, St. Ignace; Katie offense hasn't been the same that we're executing it," placed third in the U.P. Finals. Loman, Chyanne Gardner, Chloe with Hundley under center, the McCarthy said. "We've got to Asmus was GNC champion Sjoholm, Allyssea Smith, Elizabeth defense hasn't generated enough play to who we are. We're and U.P. D-1 runner-up and Williams, Ishpeming; Tessa Leece, Westwood; Emily Carey, Iron- stops or turnovers, the special halfway through the season. So Kalchik copped the Straits Area teams haven't created a single we're not going to change our wood; Sophy Smithson, Abigail Conference title and placed third Smithson, Newberry; Makenna Nut- momentum-shifting play and the pass-rush techniques and so in the Finals. Packers (4-4) have lost three forth. If anything, less volume, tall, Hancock; Naomi Aili, Gogebic. St. Ignace’s Mary Cullen, who Division 3 — Lela Rautiola, games — to the Vikings, the New more creativity." led the Saints to their first U.P. Jenna Pietila, Paige Sleeman, Orleans Saints and the Lions BULAGA OUT title in five years, was selected Gwen Kangas, Chassell; Daisy "No group has stepped up yet," McCarthy announced Tuesday D-2 Coach of the Year, and the Englund, Landry Koski, Chevy McCarthy said. "We've had two night that the knee injury suffered by Saints shared large school Team Koski, Mid Peninsula; Madeleine games that have been very simi- veteran right tackle Bryan Bulaga is of the Year honors with D-1 Peramaki, Alyssa Webber, Munis- lar in nature — New Orleans and season-ending — the third time in champion Marquette. ing; Danika Walters, Superior Cen- tral; Kylee Kuntze, Stephenson; Detroit. ... We need to get more the past six years he's had a sea- Traci Welch, who guided the Keena Larson, Painesdale Jeffers; production out of this new path. son-ending injury. Bulaga hurt his Houghton boys to their first U.P. ankle in August and missed the first Cassidy Barr, Cedarville; Natalie And it hasn't happened yet." title in six years, is this year’s D- Although McCarthy insisted two weeks of the regular season. He Maxson, Dollar Bay; Natalie Miller, 1 Coach of the Year. The Grem- Pickford. after Monday night's loss that re-injured the ankle in Week 3 and lins were selected Team of the All-U.P. Hundley was not to blame, the missed more time, and he also suf- Jason Juno/Daily Globe fered a concussion at Minnesota on Year and Brimley gained similar Division 1 — Anabel Needham, third-year quarterback has not GREEN BAY Packers' quarterback Brett Hundley throws while under Oct. 15. honors in D-3. Houghton; Allison Jette, Marquette. played well. Against the Lions, pressure from Detroit Lions' Ezekiel Ansah Monday night in Green Bay, "It's very unfortunate," McCarthy Chassell was this year’s pick Division 2 — Brooke Johnson, his numbers — 26 of 38 for 245 Wis. said. "He's had a stretch of bad luck for small school girls’ Team of Ishpeming; Allyson Fenton, Annie yards with no interceptions for a this year. ... I feel bad for him. I the Year and Marco Guidotti, Miller, Hancock; Macie Ahonen, managed just 44 points in the insufficient. Gogebic. passer rating of 86.0 — looked thought he had clearly come off his who also guided the Chassell past three games. Before "Everybody wants to score five Division 3 — Meredith Emigh, better because of a late touch- best season last year. Tough news." girls to their third U.P. title in Rodgers' injury, the Packers touchdowns and have a perfect McCarthy also said veteran safe- Cedarville; Megan Hokenson, Chas- down drive after the Lions had four years and the boys to a run- the game in hand. were averaging 27.4 points per quarterback rating and win," ty Morgan Burnett, who returned sell; Betty Jo Swajanen, Superior ner-up finish, is Coach of the Central; Erin Maloney, Rudyard; An offense that was one of the game. Hundley said. "This game was a Monday night after a two-game Year. Kennedy Englund, Mid Peninsula. Hundley acknowledged after step in the right direction. I absence because of a hamstring league's best on third-down con- Gogebic’s Lauren Korpi was Special Awards the game that the improvement think I did some good things. injury, will not play against the Bears versions and red-zone production because of the groin injury he sus- also nominated for D-2 Coach of Male Runner of the Year — he showed against the Lions was Obviously, it wasn't enough. But with Rodgers at the helm has tained against the Lions. the Year. Colton Yesney, Negaunee Seven Range area boys Female Runner of the Year — received D-2 all-state honors. Emily Paupore, Negaunee Boys’ Team of the Year — They include Gogebic’s Isaiah No change at top of CFP rankings; Miami poised to make move Houghton (large school) and Brim- and Uriah Aili, Devon Byers, ley (small school) With three games matching teams in the committee rankings Tuesday night, and ference. Cade Mazzon, Tim Rowe and Girls’ Team of the Year — St. selection committee's top 10, the College Foot- unbeaten Miami moved up three spots to No. 7 Notre Dame visits the Hurricanes on Satur- Adam Mazurek and Ironwood’s Ignace and Marquette (large school) ball Playoff race could become a lot clearer on before its showdown with the Fighting Irish. day night, and Georgia is at Auburn, which Nick Niemi. and Chassell (small school). Saturday. Oklahoma remained fifth and TCU moved came in 10th. Gogebic’s Naomi Aili was the Coach of the Year — Traci Or more muddled. up to sixth. The Sooners and Horned Frogs play lone area girls’ all-state recipi- Welch, Houghton (Division 1); Mary Georgia, Alabama, Notre Dame and Clemson a key Big 12 game on Saturday, with the winner ent. Cullen, St. Ignace (Division 2); held their spots in the top four of the selection taking sole possession of first place in the con- RANKINGS page 10 Ironwood’s Dave Collins and Marco Guidotti, Chassell (Division — 3). Love powers Cavaliers past Antetokounmpo, Bucks 124-119 CLEVELAND (AP) — Kevin Love joked that he surprises this season — for all the wrong reasons. they gave me I might go back and check myself in and he had a breakout game. might swing by the hospital on his way home. But after losing five of six, they did enough to hand tonight." "He hit the 3-ball, got into the paint. That was On a recent visit, he got a dose of something that the young-and-improving Bucks their fourth Love added 16 rebounds. J.R. Smith found his Swish. We're gonna need more of that from him a made him and the Cavaliers feel better. straight loss and keep Cleveland fans from panick- stroke and added a season-high 20 points for the lot coming up." Love scored a season-high 32 points without ing. Cavs. Still a few weeks shy of his 23rd birthday, the attempting a 3-pointer, LeBron James added 30 Love was briefly hospitalized after scoring just "That's my guy," James said of Smith, who went multi-talented Antetokounmpo finished 16 of 21 following an interesting couple days on social four points and leaving a surprising loss to Atlanta 5 of 7 on 3-pointers while wearing a model of from the floor. He also had nine rebounds and eight media, and Cleveland withstood a 40-point perfor- in the third quarter on Sunday. Following his best James' sneakers. "Swish is my guy and he's been turnovers before fouling out with 18 seconds left. mance by Giannis Antetokounmpo to beat the Mil- game this season, Cleveland's center was asked struggling the first 10 games. I told him it was the waukee Bucks 124-119 on Tuesday night. what IV medications he received. shoes. He finally decided to wear my shoes. After a The Cavs have been one of the NBA's biggest "I don't know," he said with a smile. "Whatever long conversation we finally decided to wear them BUCKS — page 10 10 l WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 8, 2017 SPORTS THE DAILY GLOBE • YOURDAILYGLOBE.COM Daily Globe Scoreboard

5. Oklahoma ...... 8-1 Baseball 6. TCU ...... 8-1 Former star pitcher Halladay killed in 2017 Gold Glove 7. Miami ...... 8-0 Florida plane crash Winners 8. Wisconsin ...... 9-0 (With player, team and 9. Washington ...... 8-1 Gold Gloves won) 10. Auburn ...... 7-2 PHILADELPHIA (AP) — Roy Halladay had a pas- American League 11. Southern Cal ...... 8-2 sion for flying airplanes that nearly matched his love of P — Marcus Stroman, Toronto, 1 12. Michigan St...... 7-2 baseball. C — Martin Maldonado, Los Angeles, 1 13. Ohio St...... 7-2 1B — Eric Hosmer, Kansa City, 4 14. Penn St...... 7-2 Halladay worked tirelessly to become a dominant 2B — Brian Dozier, Minnesota, 1 15. Oklahoma St...... 7-2 pitcher, winning a Cy Young Award in each league and 3B — Evan Longoria, Tampa Bay, 3 16. Mississippi St...... 7-2 tossing a perfect game and a postseason no-hitter in SS — Andrelton Simmons, Los Ange- 17. Virginia Tech ...... 7-2 the same year for the Philadelphia Phillies. When he les, 3 18. UCF ...... 8-0 LF — Alex Gordon, Kansas City, 5 19. Washington St...... 8-2 couldn't pitch at a high level anymore, Halladay CF — Byron Buxton, Minnesota, 1 20. Iowa ...... 6-3 walked away from the game and immersed himself in RF — Mookie Betts, Boston, 2 21. Iowa St...... 6-3 another craft. National League 22. Memphis ...... 8-1 The son of a corporate pilot, Halladay quickly got P — Zack Greinke, Arizona, 4 23. NC State ...... 6-3 C — Tucker Barnhart, Cincinnati, 1 24. LSU ...... 6-3 his license to fly — despite his wife's misgivings. The 1B — Paul Goldschmidt, Arizona, 3 25. Northwestern ...... 6-3 eight-time All-Star fulfilled his dream when he pur- 2B — DJ LeMahieu, Colorado, 2 The College Football Playoff Selection chased his own plane last month. 3B — Nolan Arenado, Colorado, 5 Committee will issue weekly rankings Halladay died Tuesday when that private plane SS — Brandon Crawford, San Francis- each Tuesday, with the final rankings co, 3 being announced Sunday, Dec. 3 (Noon crashed into the Gulf of Mexico. He was 40. LF — Marcell Ozuna, Miami, 1 EST). The playoff semifinals will match "All-Star pitcher. All-Star person. All-Star father and CF — Ender Inciarte, Atlanta, 2 the No. 1 seed vs. the No. 4 seed, and family man," Phillies chairman David Montgomery said RF — Jason Heyward, Chicago, 5 No. 2 will face No. 3. The semifinals will at a news conference. be hosted at the Rose Bowl and Sugar TransactionsBASEBALL Bowl on Jan. 1, 2018. The championship Former teammate and current Texas Rangers ace American League game will be played on Jan. 8, 2018 at Cole Hamels joined Montgomery at Philadelphia's DETROIT TIGERS — Named Andrew Atlanta. ballpark to remember Halladay. Graham manager of Erie (EL), Mike NFL "Knowing his father was a pilot, you look up to your Rabelo manager of Lakeland (FSL) and All Times EST dad always," Hamels said. "He had that bug that he Lance Parrish manager of West Michigan AMERICAN CONFERENCE (MWL). East wanted to fly. That was his passion. You have to HOUSTON ASTROS — Reinstated WLT Pct PF PA respect that. He prepared for everything. He took this RHPs Brady Rodgers, David Paulino and New England 620.750 216 179 serious." Jandel Gustave from the 60-day DL. Buffalo 530.625 174 149 Pasco County Sheriff Chris Nocco said during a KANSAS CITY ROYALS — Promoted Miami 440.500 116 179 Terry Bradshaw to hitting coach and Cal N.Y. Jets 450.444 191 207 news conference in Holiday, Florida, that Halladay's Eldred to pitching coach. Named Vance South ICON A5 went down around noon off the coast. The Wilson bullpen coach and Mitch Maier WLT Pct PF PA sheriff's office marine unit responded and discovered first base coach. Tennessee 530.625 181 193 Halladay's body in shallow water near some man- LOS ANGELES ANGELS — Reinstat- Jacksonville 530.625 206 117 ed RHPs Alex Meyer, Matt Shoemaker, Houston 350.375 229 208 groves. No survivors were found. JC Ramirez and Nick Tropeano from the Indianapolis 360.333 162 260 Toronto 64.600 2½ va 0-2), Cleveland 9-18 (Smith 5-7, 60-day DL. North New York 64.600 2½ James 2-4, Crowder 1-2, Korver 1-4, MINNESOTA TWINS — Assiged OF W LT Pct PF PA Philadelphia 54.556 3 Rose 0-1). Fouled Out_Antetokounmpo. Niko Goodrum and LHP Ryan O'Rourke Pittsburgh 620.750 167 131 Brooklyn 47.364 5 Rebounds_Milwaukee 36 (Antetokounm- Jason Juno/Daily Globe outright to Rochester (IL). Reinstated Baltimore 450.444 190 171 Southeast Division po 9), Cleveland 39 (Love 16). DETROIT LIONS’ Miles Killebrew (35) and Jamal Agnew (39) celebrate a defensive play in Monday night’s RHPs Trevor May, Phil Hughes and J.T. Cincinnati 350.375 129 158 WLPct GB Assists_Milwaukee 29 (Middleton 11), Chargois from the 60-day DL. Cleveland 080.000 119 202 Orlando 64.600 — Cleveland 18 (James 9). Total Fouls_Mil- game in Green Bay. SEATTLE MARINERS — Assigned OF West Washington 55.500 1 waukee 31, Cleveland 16. Zach Vincej outright to Tacoma (PCL). WLT Pct PF PA Charlotte 56.455 1½ Technicals_Henson, Cleveland coach TAMPA BAY RAYS — Assigned OF Kansas City 630.667 253 208 Miami 46.400 2 Cavaliers (Defensive three second). Cesar Puello, RHP Shawn Tolleson and Oakland 450.444 196 214 Atlanta 29.182 4½ A_20,562 (20,562). C Curt Casali outright to Durham (IL). Denver 350.375 150 198 Central Division Lions' win at Green Bay helps TORONTO BLUE JAYS — Assigned C L.A. Chargers350.375 150 152 WLPct GB NHL Raffty Lopez and RHPs Luis Santos, Tay- All Times EST NATIONAL CONFERENCE Detroit 73.700 — EASTERN CONFERENCE lor Cole and Leonel Campos outright to East Indiana 56.455 2½ Buffalo (IL). Claimed RHP Taylor Guerri- Atlantic Division W LT Pct PF PA Cleveland 56.455 2½ GP WLOT Pts GF GA eri off waivers from Tampa Bay. Philadelphia 810.889 283 179 Milwaukee 46.400 3 them in quest to win NFC North Tampa Bay 15 11 22 24 59 42 National League Dallas 530.625 226 178 Chicago 27.222 4½ COLORADO ROCKIES — Selected Toronto 16 970 18 61 58 Washington 440.500 177 194 WESTERN CONFERENCE Ottawa 14 635 17 51 47 ALLEN PARK (AP) — The Detroit Lions have to-man coverage limited Jordy Nelson to four the contract of OF Noel Cuevas from N.Y. Giants 170.125 129 207 Southwest Division Albuquerque (PCL). Detroit 16 871 17 45 43 South WLPct GB Boston 13 643 15 39 40 improved their chances of winning a division title catches for just 35 yards. PHILADELPHIA PHILLIES — Assigned W LT Pct PF PA Houston 83.727 — OF Pedro Florimon and Jesen Therien Montreal 16 781 15 44 57 for the first time since 1993. Stafford, meanwhile, completed a season-high New Orleans 620.750 221 155 San Antonio 74.636 1 Buffalo 15 582 12 38 54 outright to Lehigh Valley (IL). Reinstated Carolina 630.667 168 159 Memphis 64.600 1½ Detroit won 30-17 at Green Bay on Monday 79 percent of his passes for 361 yards. He threw a RHPs Vince Velasquez, Jerad Eickhoff Florida 14 482 10 48 59 Atlanta 440.500 170 172 New Orleans 65.545 2 Metropolitan Division night and is the only NFC North team without a touchdown pass in each half, didn't throw an inter- and Zach Eflin from the 60-day DL. Tampa Bay 260.250 158 198 Dallas 2 10 .167 6½ PITTSBURGH PIRATES — Assigned GP WLOT Pts GF GA loss in division play. ception and finished with a season-high 132.4 pass- North Northwest Division Pittsburgh 17 962 20 45 59 LHP Dan Runzler outright to Indianapolis WLT Pct PF PA WLPct GB Lions coach Jim Caldwell, though, refused to er rating. (IL). Reinstated 2B Josh Harrison from New Jersey 14 941 19 50 45 Minnesota 620.750 179 135 Minnesota 73.700 — Columbus 16 961 19 52 46 bask in the relative glow. "This is a guy who deserves to thrive in this the 60-day DL. Detroit 440.500 206 186 Portland 64.600 1 ST. LOUIS CARDINALS — Reinstated N.Y. Islanders15 852 18 55 48 "It's a matter of making certain that we kind of league, experience playoff games, playoff wins, Green Bay 440.500 181 191 Denver 65.545 1½ Washington 16 871 17 47 51 RHP Alex Reyes from the 60-day DL. Chicago 350.375 134 171 Utah 55.500 2 keep our focus narrow," Caldwell said Tuesday. NFC championship games and even the Super BASKETBALL Philadelphia 15 762 16 47 43 West Oklahoma City 45.444 2½ N.Y. Rangers16 772 16 52 55 "We can have kind of 360-degree awareness, but Bowl," said receiver Golden Tate, who signed with National Basketball Association W LT Pct PF PA Pacific Division NBA — Fined Charlotte C Dwight Carolina 13 553 13 35 38 180-degree focus in terms of what's ahead of us." Detroit in 2014 after helping Seattle win a Super L.A. Rams 620.750 263 155 W L Pct GB WESTERN CONFERENCE Howard $25,000 for making an obscene Seattle 530.625 189 149 Golden State 83.727 — The Lions (4-4) are two games behind division- Bowl. "He is that type of quarterback, and I want gesture toward a fan. Central Division Arizona 440.500 139 201 L.A. Clippers 55.500 2½ GP WLOT Pts GF GA leading Minnesota (6-2), but they beat the Vikings to be a part of it and help him get there. I think we PHOENIX SUNS — Traded G Eric San Francisco09 0 .000 143 239 L.A. Lakers 55.500 2½ Bledsoe to Milwaukee for F/C Greg Mon- St. Louis 16 12 31 25 53 37 on the road and can own a potential tiebreaker by are working in the right direction." Thursday, Nov. 2 Phoenix 47.364 4 Winnipeg 14 833 19 46 40 roe and two 2018 draft picks. N.Y. Jets 34, Buffalo 21 Sacramento 18.111 6 defeating them again on Thanksgiving. Detroit has done a much better job of protecting FOOTBALL Nashville 15 852 18 40 42 Sunday, Nov. 5 Tuesday's Games Colorado 14 860 16 48 47 Detroit has a favorable schedule, starting with Stafford lately, and it may even get more help up National Football League Jacksonville 23, Cincinnati 7 Cleveland 124, Milwaukee 119 CHICAGO BEARS — Placed TE Zach Dallas 15 870 16 42 43 L.A. Rams 51, N.Y. Giants 17 Dallas 113, Washington 99 Chicago 15 762 16 43 36 Sunday's home game against the winless Cleve- front with the expected return of Taylor Decker. Miller on injured reserve. Signed TE Ben New Orleans 30, Tampa Bay 10 New Orleans 117, Indiana 112 Braunecker. Signed TE Colin Thompson Minnesota 13 562 12 40 40 land Browns (0-8). The Lions' last three games at The left tackle has begun practicing, putting him Carolina 20, Atlanta 17 New York 118, Charlotte 113 Pacific Division to the practice squad. Tennessee 23, Baltimore 20 Toronto 119, Chicago 114 Ford Field are against NFC North teams, ending closer to protecting Stafford's blind side. Caldwell MINNESOTA VIKINGS — Released GP WLOT Pts GF GA Indianapolis 20, Houston 14 San Antonio 120, L.A. Clippers 107 Los Angeles 14 10 22 22 48 31 Dec. 31 with the Packers. And their four remaining was not forthcoming about Decker's timetable. RB Bronson Hill from the practice squad. Philadelphia 51, Denver 23 Denver 112, Brooklyn 104 Signed G Willie Beavers to the practice Vegas 15 951 19 52 44 road games are against teams with losing records. "I hope to see him when he's ready," Caldwell Dallas 28, Kansas City 17 Philadelphia at Utah San Jose 13 850 16 36 30 squad. Arizona 20, San Francisco 10 Memphis at Portland "I don't buy into that," Caldwell bristled when said. "That's what I want to make certain hap- NEW ENGLAND PATRIOTS — Placed Calgary 14 860 16 35 38 Washington 17, Seattle 14 Oklahoma City at Sacramento Vancouver 14 752 16 37 34 asked about his team's remaining schedule. pens." LB Dont'a Hightower on injured reserve. Oakland 27, Miami 24 Wednesday's Games Signed DL Ricky Jean Francois. Re- Anaheim 14 662 14 40 43 "Games are hard to win in this league, and every The Lions have learned they shouldn't celebrate Open: Chicago, Minnesota, New Eng- Indiana at Detroit, 7 p.m. Edmonton 14 581 11 32 44 signed DL Mike Purcell to the practice land, L.A. Chargers, Cleveland, Pitts- New York at Orlando, 7 p.m. team has talent and ability." their position in the division until, or if, they clinch squad. Arizona 17 2 13 2642 68 burgh L.A. Lakers at Boston, 8 p.m. NOTE: Two points for a win, one point Perhaps most important, Matthew Stafford is a championship. They lost the last three games of NEW YORK GIANTS — Waived DE Monday, Nov. 6 Miami at Phoenix, 9 p.m. Jordan Williams and DB Tim Scott. for overtime loss. Top three teams in each the best quarterback still standing in the division. the 2016 season and fell out of first place in the Detroit 30, Green Bay 17 Minnesota at Golden State, 10:30 p.m. division and two wild cards per confer- Placed LB Nigel Harris on injured reserve. Thursday's Game Thursday's Games Minnesota's Teddy Bridgewater hasn't played NFC North. The slide put them on the road in the Reinstated CB Janoris Jenkins from sus- ence advance to playoffs. Seattle at Arizona, 8:25 p.m. L.A. Lakers at Washington, 7 p.m. Tuesday's Games this season because of a knee injury, though he playoffs, where the Seahawks won and extended pension. Signed LB Kelvin Sheppard. Sunday's Games New Orleans at Toronto, 7:30 p.m. Signed LB Deontae Skinner from Oak- Edmonton 2, N.Y. Islanders 1, OT might return soon. Green Bay's Aaron Rodgers is the franchise's postseason losing streak to nine Pittsburgh at Indianapolis, 1 p.m. Cleveland at Houston, 8 p.m. Buffalo 3, Washington 1 land's practice squad. Minnesota at Washington, 1 p.m. Philadelphia at Sacramento, 10 p.m. out indefinitely with a broken collarbone. Chicago games dating to the NFC championship game on SAN FRANCISOC 49ERS — Signed St. Louis 3, New Jersey 1 L.A. Chargers at Jacksonville, 1 p.m. Oklahoma City at Denver, 10:30 p.m. Carolina 3, Florida 1 DB Antone Exum Jr. to a one-year con- New Orleans at Buffalo, 1 p.m. is giving rookie Mitch Trubisky, the No. 2 pick Jan. 12, 1992. tract. Placed OL Garry Gilliam on injured Nashville 3, Columbus 1 Green Bay at Chicago, 1 p.m. MILWAUKEEBucks-Cavaliers, (119) Box Pittsburgh 3, Arizona 1 overall, a chance to play even though he has com- "You just don't know what's going to happen reserve. Cincinnati at Tennessee, 1 p.m. HOCKEY Middleton 8-17 2-2 20, Antetokounmpo Montreal 3, Vegas 2 pleted less than half his passes and has two touch- week to week throughout the league," Caldwell N.Y. Jets at Tampa Bay, 1 p.m. 16-21 8-11 40, Henson 3-4 1-2 7, Brog- Vancouver at Calgary National Hockey League Cleveland at Detroit, 1 p.m. down passes and two interceptions in four games. said. "That's why it's more beneficial not to look ARIZONA COYOTES — Assigned G don 9-17 0-0 22, Snell 3-3 0-0 8, Maker 2- Los Angeles at Anaheim Houston at L.A. Rams, 4:05 p.m. 5 0-0 5, Teletovic 6-11 0-0 16, Dellavedo- Wednesday's Games The Lions took full advantage of facing the Pack- down the road. It's better to just kind of be looking Louis Domingue to Tucson (AHL). N.Y. Giants at San Francisco, 4:25 p.m. Recalled F Michael Sislo from Tucson. va 0-3 1-1 1, Terry 0-1 0-0 0, Liggins 0-1 Minnesota at Toronto, 7:30 p.m. ers with Brett Hundley under center. right ahead at who you're playing next and doing Dallas at Atlanta, 4:25 p.m. 0-0 0. Totals 47-83 12-16 119. Boston at N.Y. Rangers, 8 p.m. CALGARY FLAMES — Removed F New England at Denver, 8:30 p.m. "We just knew that he wouldn't be able to do the the best you can trying to find a way to win." Jaromir Jagr from injured reserve. CLEVELAND (124) Tampa Bay at San Jose, 10:30 p.m. Open: Kansas City, Philadelphia, Balti- James 10-20 8-10 30, Crowder 1-5 2-2 Thursday's Games stuff that Aaron does at the line of scrimmage," NOTE: The Lions waived OG Tim Lelito from Assigned F Tanner Glass to Stockton more, Oakland (AHL). 5, Love 9-14 14-16 32, Rose 4-10 2-2 10, Edmonton at New Jersey, 7 p.m. said Detroit cornerback Darius Slay, whose man- the reserve-injured list. Monday's Game Smith 7-12 1-2 20, Green 1-5 2-2 4, Wade Chicago at Philadelphia, 7 p.m. College Football Playoff Miami at Carolina, 8:30 p.m. 4-8 2-2 10, Korver 2-5 2-2 7, Shumpert 3- Minnesota at Montreal, 7:30 p.m. Rankings NBA 3 0-0 6. Totals 41-82 33-38 124. Arizona at St. Louis, 8 p.m. Record All Times EST Milwaukee 28 39 23 29 — 119 Detroit at Calgary, 9 p.m. is by expressing to the officials Instagram account of the kids' 1. Georgia ...... 9-0 EASTERN CONFERENCE Cleveland 39 26 29 30 — 124 Vancouver at Anaheim, 10 p.m. Bucks and I did that the whole night. cartoon character Arthur with a 2. Alabama ...... 9-0 Atlantic Division 3-Point Goals_Milwaukee 13-30 (Brog- Tampa Bay at Los Angeles, 10:30 p.m. The different crews that we've clenched fist with the caption 3. Notre Dame ...... 8-1 WLPct GB don 4-6, Teletovic 4-8, Snell 2-2, Middle- 4. Clemson ...... 8-1 Boston 92.818 — ton 2-7, Maker 1-4, Terry 0-1, Dellavedo- had have been awful." "mood." Cleveland's start to the season Asked for the meaning, James From page 9 has been puzzling on so many shrugged. Malcolm Brogdon had 22 levels. Loaded with as much tal- "I like Arthur," he said. points for Milwaukee, and Khris ent as any team in the league, Golden boy: Rockies' Arenado wins Middleton finished with 20. the Eastern Conference champi- FIRST UNIT Before the game, the Bucks ons have been beating good Plagued by slow starts through got some scoring help by acquir- teams and losing to squads they their first 10 games, the Cavs came fifth straight Gold Glove ing guard Eric Bledsoe from should be handling. out with better intensity and focus. NEW YORK (AP) — Colorado Rockies third Kansas City first baseman Eric Hosmer received Phoenix in exchange for for- "We don't want to," Love said. Cleveland shot 69 percent from baseman Nolan Arenado won his fifth consecutive his fourth Gold Glove, while Angels shortstop ward/center Greg Monroe and "We'd rather come out and play the floor (11 of 16) and made 14 of Gold Glove Award on Tuesday night, while Min- Andrelton Simmons and Rays third baseman Evan two draft picks. — because we're capable — at a 15 free throws in the first quarter nesota Twins center fielder Byron Buxton head- Longoria each won their third. Simmons hadn't Afterward, coach Jason Kidd high level of basketball every sin- while opening an 11-point lead. It lined a group of six first-time winners. won since 2014, and Longoria got his first since complained about the officiating. gle game. We have a ton of talent was a much better showing from the Cavs' starters, who were criticized The prizes for defensive excellence were 2010. Milwaukee was called for 31 per- in here." sonals compared to 18 for Cleve- The myriad issues have led to by Dwyane Wade after Sunday's announced by Rawlings for the 60th time. Boston right fielder Mookie Betts and Braves loss. Arenado, Cubs right fielder Jason Heyward and center fielder Ender Inciarte each won for the sec- land, and the Cavs attempted 38 the usual scrutiny of James, who Royals left fielder Alex Gordon were each honored ond time. free throws. caused a stir on social media TRADE TALK for the fifth time, most among this year's winners. Five teams had a pair of winners: the Angels, Kidd pointed out that over the Monday night. Bledsoe will take some of the Rockies second baseman DJ LeMahieu got his Diamondbacks, Rockies, Royals and Twins. past three games, opponents Moments after former team- pressure off Antetokounmpo, the second Gold Glove, joining Arenado in a banner Arenado became the first infielder to win five have tried 95 free throws to 40 mate Kyrie Irving and the league's leading scorer. year for the NL West. Diamondbacks pitcher Zack straight Gold Gloves at the start of his career. for Milwaukee. Boston Celtics beat the Hawks "He's a great player," he said. Greinke won for the fourth time in a row, and "Obviously, five, it's a pretty special number," he "I just got fined," he said. for their ninth straight win, "He's going help the team. He's teammate Paul Goldschmidt took his third award said. "It means a lot. ... Right now I want to try to "That's one way. The other way James posted a meme on his going to make the game easier for everyone." at first base. Giants shortstop Brandon Crawford win as many as I can while I'm healthy." won for the third consecutive year at shortstop. Barnhart beat out two big stars in fellow final- impressed by the Hurricanes' most ranked team from outside the The World Series-winning Astros and NL cham- ists Buster Posey and Yadier Molina, becoming the Rankings convincing win of the season Power Five conferences. The high- pion Dodgers were both shut out. Houston pitcher first Cincinnati catcher to win since Hall of Famer against a "solid" Virginia Tech est-ranked conference champion Dallas Keuchel had won the last three years, but Johnny Bench in 1977. team. from the Group of Five leagues is was beaten out this time by Blue Jays righty Mar- "It's as good as it gets for me. I'm a defensive guy "That strengthened their guaranteed a spot in one of the cus Stroman, who snagged his first Gold Glove. and I take a lot of pride in that," Barnhart said. From page 9 resume more than, I would say, New Year's Six Bowls, and the "This is one of the main awards I always wanted Molina won eight years in a row in the National After Miami in the rankings, Wisconsin strengthened their American Athletic Conference is in to win," Stroman said in an interview on ESPN. League before Posey was picked last season. unbeaten Wisconsin was No. 8, the resume with a win over a three-win prime position to grab that bid, "I'm ecstatic. This is huge for me." "I am taken aback by it, to be honest with you," highest-ranked Big Ten team. The Indiana team," Hocutt said. likely to the Peach or Fiesta bowl. Buxton and Twins second baseman Brian Dozi- Barnhart said. "Buster and Yadi are obviously two Hurricanes jumped over Wisconsin Washington, the highest- UCF is unbeaten and leading er were also among the first-time winners. The of the best guys in baseball." after beating Virginia Tech handily ranked Pac-12 team, is ninth and the American's East Division, and group also includes Angels catcher Martin Maldon- Every major league manager and up to six last Saturday. The Badgers pulled Auburn is 10th. Memphis, ranked 22nd, is in the ado, who ended a four-year reign by Royals back- coaches on his staff vote for Gold Gloves. They can- away late in a rout of Indiana. No. 14 Penn State and No. 15 first in the AAC West. No other stop Salvador Perez. Reds catcher Tucker Barnhart not choose their own players. Selection committee chairman Ohio State fell out of the top 10 Group of Five conferences are rep- and Marlins left fielder Marcell Ozuna also won for Four years ago, Rawlings added a sabermetric Kirby Hocutt, Texas Tech's athletic after losses last week. resented in the selection commit- the first time. component that comprises about 25 percent of the director, said the committee was UCF was 18th, the highest- tee's rankings this week. "This is a special moment," Buxton said. selection total. l THE DAILY GLOBE • YOURDAILYGLOBE.COM COMICS WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 8, 2017 11 DEFLOCKED Invite sick guests to stay at hotel instead Dear Annie: Two elderly whether they’d mind checking in friends I know who live far away to the hotel a few days early. made plans to spend about six days in my city. 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The object is to place cliner all day. He's also moody, ful. consider who is the best person to    the numbers 1 to 9 in the empty confrontational and seems to have given broach the idea with him. If you're com- While depression is not among the symp- squares so that each row, each col- up on life. Is there really no hope for us? toms of Grover's disease, it can certainly fortable having the discussion, we urge Dear Reader: We're very sorry to hear be a side effect. In fact, depression is you to do so. Perhaps a trusted friend or    umn and each 3x3 box contains the about the struggle you and your husband among the most common complications a family member can lend a hand. Early same number only once. diagnosis and treatment can reduce dis- are now going through. Disease is often of all chronic disease. It's estimated that The difficulty more than merely physical, and the dis- one-third of patients diagnosed with a tress and head off complications.     tress it causes a patient can have a pro- chronic illness or a serious medical con- Even with treatment, it can take weeks level of the Conceptis Sudoku found effect on the entire family. dition will experience symptoms of de- and even months for depression to increases from Monday to Saturday. pression. loosen its grip. If your family can be sup-    Grover's disease, which is also known as Answer to previous puzzle transient acantholytic dermatosis, is a In your husband's case, he is dealing with portive and understanding, it will be a big rare skin condition. It is characterized by a disease that's mysterious, incurable help. And as your husband is working his    itchy red bumps, most commonly on the and profoundly uncomfortable. It comes way back, be sure to take care of your-          patient's chest or back. 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Disney had wouldn’t attend preview screen- barred the Times from its screen- ings of Disney films while the LA ings after the paper published a Times can’t, saying Disney’s two-part investigative series on move is a “dangerous precedent the company’s business dealings and not at all in the public inter- in Anaheim, California, where est.” Disneyland is. Disney on Friday said that the Disney’s punitive measures Times series in September against the Times led to many detailing what it characterized outlets refusing advance cover- as a complicated and increasing- age of the studio’s films, includ- ly tense relationship between ing The New York Times, the Anaheim and the company Boston Globe and The A.V. Club. showed “a complete disregard for Four prominent film critics basic journalistic standards.” It groups announced Tuesday that added that the Times published they would bar Disney films from a “biased and inaccurate series, Submitted photo receiving awards consideration wholly driven by a political agen- HURLEY HIGH School Anatomy and Physiology class learned about the human skeleton by assembling a skeleton using only what they were able The ban’s withdraw Tuesday da.” to bring to school. This project has become a tradition for the students and they spent a lot of additional time outside of class in order to finish ended an unusual clash between Daniel Miller, the Times before Halloween. Also, school students enrolled in Spanish who are taking the class were able to label the bones in Spanish as well. This activi- Hollywood’s arguably most pow- reporter who wrote the series, ty is considered an integral component in learning human anatomy with a hands on approach. “It helps the students think outside of the box, erful studio and the media out- tweeted that “Disney never imagine the bones, and see how those bones connect and interact with each other. Besides, it’s fun,” said instructor Diane O’Krongly. Students lets that regularly write about its asked for a correction.” The pictured with their creations are, from left: first row, Dayne Stuhr, Mariah Sejbl, Carson Thewis, Ally Rye, Briana Saari, Laura Kumimatsu, Brianna movies. newspaper declined further com- Zaleski, Paityn Santini and Jenna Thompson; and second row, Ashley Abts, Mahra Wick, Cameron France, Camryn Corullo, Kalle Colassaco, Bre- The Los Angeles Film Critics ment. anna Adamavich and Brady Tait. Association, the New York Film With the ban concluded, crit- Critics Circle, the Boston Society ics said they would return to of Film Critics and the National business as usual. Disney’s Society of Film Critics all said upcoming films are the Pixar that wouldn’t consider Disney release “Coco” and “Star Wars: Looted painting in US hands ordered back to French family films for their year-end awards. The Last Jedi.” The critics groups noted that it “See you guys at the Coco PARIS (AP) — A Paris court painting. was “admittedly extraordinary” screening,” wrote New York on Tuesday ordered an American Soffer, the to “take any action that might Times critic A.O. Scott. couple to return a valuable Tolls’ lawyer, said Camille Pissarro painting looted his clients have during World War II to the decided to appeal descendants of a French Jewish the ruling. In the Workshop on family who owned it at the time. meantime, the U.S. citizens Bruce and Robbi canvas won’t be Toll had loaned the painting “La returned to the minigrants for arts to Cueillette des Pois,” or “Picking French heirs and Peas,” by impressionist master will be kept in Pissarro to the Parisian museum escrow by Paris’ Marmottan for an exhibition ear- Orsay Museum. be held in Ironwood lier this year. Soffer said the But the painting was placed in ruling could pose HANCOCK — The Copper funding proposals. temporary escrow after one of the “legal uncertain- Country Community Arts Coun- The review criterion includes French heirs recognized it and ty” on collectors cil is the administrator for the artistic merit, sound planning filed a lawsuit to have the work who have bought Regional Re-granting program of and management, as well as returned. paintings in good the Michigan Council for Arts community service. A civil court said Tuesday that faith over the and Cultural Affairs. Geographic distribution, the Tolls didn’t act in bad faith years. A grant information workshop underserved populations, cultur- when they bought the painting At a court will be offered free and open to al diversity, and a variety of arts from Christie’s auction house hearing last the public at Ironwood Carnegie disciplines are considered when more than two decades ago. month, Cedric Library on Wednesday, Nov. 15, determining awards. But it ruled that initial and Fischer, lawyer at 10 a.m., central time. Professional and Organiza- following sales of all goods looted for Bauer, argued The CCCAC facilitates fund- tional Development grants make to Jewish people by the French that bona fide ing opportunities for arts pro- funding available for training Vichy regime or its Nazi allies purchasers of jects in the six counties of the courses, consultants, conference during the war were declared looted property Western Upper Peninsula; Bara- fees and related travel. void by France’s post-war can still file legal ga, Gogebic, Houghton, Iron, Organizations or individual authorities in 1945. action against Keweenaw, and Ontonagon. artists may apply for up to Associated Press Judges didn’t award any intermediaries, Minigrants for Arts Projects $1500. THIS PICTURE, part of a post World War II French government inventory of property financial compensation for the especially auction provide up to $4,000 for locally A 25 percent cash/in-kind looted in France by the Germans, provided by the French culture ministry shows a Pis- Toll couple who purchased the houses. developed, high quality arts pro- match is required. sarro painting : “La Cueillette des Bois,” or “Picking Peas,” painted by the impressionist painting for $800,000 in 1995. The Pissarro jects, which provide special Organizations may apply for master in 1887. A Paris court has ordered an American couple to return a valuable Pis- “For them it’s a total loss,” painting was part opportunities to address local both grant opportunities. sarro painting to the descendants of a French family who owned it at the time. their lawyer Ron Soffer told The of a collection of arts needs and increase public The deadline is 11:59 p.m. on Associated Press. 93 master canvas- came to Paris for the last month’s guided” when they bought the access to the arts. Jan. 15, 2018, for projects taking The Pissarro had different es amassed by French Jewish hearing, told the AP at the time painting. Minigrants support a broad place March 1, 2018, through owners since it was confiscated collector Simon Bauer over the that “there was no way I should The Tolls’ lawyer said in a range of artistic expression from Sept. 30, 2018. and sold in 1943. first part of the last century. know that.” phone interview that his clients all cultures through projects, All applications must be sub- Before the Tolls bought it in The art collection was confis- Bauer’s last surviving grand- “are disappointed, of course,” and which preserve, produce or pre- mitted online using the e-grant 1995, the painting was sold to an cated by the French regime of son, Jean-Jacques Bauer, 88, that “they don’t understand why sent traditional and contempo- system (mcaca.egrant.net). unknown buyer in 1966 by Vichy, which collaborated with said he was “pleased” with the they have to pay for what hap- rary arts. Application guidelines are Sotheby’s. the Nazis, and sold by a vendor ruling and that the decision was pened during the war.” Minigrant dollars, matched available on line at michiganad- The artwork’s estimated designated by the then-General “normal.” “The Tolls just want to get 1:1 in cash/in-kind can be used vantage.org/Arts/Grant-Pro- worth is now $1.75 million, based Commissariat for Jewish Ques- He added he respects the Toll back that painting they like so for many types of arts activities grams/ (click on MCACA Grants on the value covered by the tions in 1944. couple and that they were proba- much and put it back in their liv- such as exhibits, readings, per- in left hand column and scroll insurance the Tolls paid for the Florida-based Bruce Toll, who bly “victims of a system” or “mis- ing room,” Soffer said. formances, workshops, broad- down to Minigrant Program). casts, consultancies, commis- The Ironwood Carnegie sions, festivals, art restora- Library is located at 235 East Briefs nonperishable food item to be invites shoppers to an afternoon 477-0645. tions, pow wows, conferences, Aurora Street in Ironwood. Indi- donated to the food pantry. of shopping and wine sampling seminars, video and film pro- vidual assistance is also avail- All proceeds from this event go in downtown Eagle River at the Theatre North hosts ductions and screenings, publi- able for those who are not able to Little Finland hosts Finnish to the food pantry. first ever “Widow’s Wine Walk” auditons cations, and arts activities for come to one of the workshops music, talk on Nov. 18, from 2 to 5 p.m. students. offered around the state. IRONWOOD — Auditons KIMBALL, Wis. — On Sun- Eagle River to offer ‘wine Each participant will receive a Nonprofit organizations, For more information or to for “Marvin’s Room”, a come- day at 2 p.m., Tanya Stanaway walk’ wine tasting glass and will have schools, and municipalities from make an appointment contact dy by Scott McPherson, will be will present a program of music the opportunity to sample up to the six counties may apply. Cynthia Coté, Regranting Coor- EAGLE RIVER, Wis. — The held Saturday from 3-5 p.m., and talk of Finland. Lunch will 15 of the 24 wine options at par- A panel comprised of knowl- dinator at 906-482-2333 or e- Eagle River Business Association Sunday from 3-5 p.m. and Mon- be served. ticipating businesses. edgeable individuals from each mail cynthia@coppercountr- in conjunction with the Eagle day from 6-7:30 p.m., at the the- No admission is charged, but For more information visit of the six counties evaluates all yarts.com. River Main Street Program, atre. attendees are asked to bring a eagleriverbiz.biz or call at 715- Box Office Top 20: ‘Thor: Ragnarok’ commands $122.7 million LOS ANGELES (AP) — The Rounding out the top five were 2. “A Bad Moms Christmas,” versal, $2,699,715, 2,184 loca- 11. “The Foreigner,” STX 16. “Kingsman: The Golden God of Thunder had an even “Jigsaw,” in third with $6.6 mil- STX Entertainment, tions, $1,236 average, Entertainment, $1,596,414, Circle,” 20th Century Fox, mightier opening weekend than lion, “Tyler Perry’s Boo 2! A $16,759,161, 3,615 locations, $52,853,220, 4 Weeks. 1,456 locations, $1,096 average, $818,414, 802 locations, $1,020 expected. “Thor: Ragnarok,” the Madea Halloween” in fourth with $4,636 average, $21,285,267, 1 7. “Blade Runner 2049,” $31,994,397, 4 Weeks. average, $98,682,466, 7 Weeks. third film in the series, scored a $4.5 million and “Geostorm” in Week. Warner Bros., $2,321,372, 1,464 12. “Victoria And Abdul,” 17. “American Made,” Univer- franchise best with a robust fifth with $3.2 million. 3. “Jigsaw,” Lionsgate, locations, $1,586 average, Focus Features, $1,206,935, 796 sal, $799,595, 663 locations, $122.7 million debut, making it The top 20 movies at U.S. and $6,558,146, 2,941 locations, $85,542,502, 5 Weeks. locations, $1,516 average, $1,206 average, $49,979,430, 6 the fourth-biggest opening of Canadian theaters Friday $2,230 average, $28,694,617, 2 8. “Thank You For Your Ser- $19,861,654, 7 Weeks. Weeks. 2017. through Sunday, followed by dis- Weeks. vice,” Universal, $2,207,855, 13. “Suburbicon,” 18. “Lego Ninjago Movie,” The Walt Disney Co. and Mar- tribution studio, gross, number of 4. “Tyler Perry’s Boo 2! A 2,083 locations, $1,060 average, Paramount, $1,185,036, 2,046 Warner Bros., $793,007, 835 vel film easily took the top spot theater locations, average Madea Halloween,” Lionsgate, $7,302,585, 2 Weeks. locations, $579 average, locations, $950 average, for the weekend. receipts per location, total gross $4,541,190, 2,202 locations, 9. “Only The Brave,” Sony, $5,081,606, 2 Weeks. $57,511,830, 7 Weeks. In second place was “A Bad and number of weeks in release, $2,062 average, $42,849,613, 3 $1,920,075, 2,073 locations, 14. “LBJ,” Vertical Entertain- 19. “The Florida Project,” A24, Moms Christmas,” with $16.8 as compiled Monday by com- Weeks. $926 average, $15,300,542, 3 ment, $1,110,565, 659 locations, $633,735, 189 locations, $3,353 million. Score: 5. “Geostorm,” Warner Bros., Weeks. $1,685 average, $1,110,565, 1 average, $2,996,678, 5 Weeks. The sequel to last year’s sleep- 1. “Thor: Ragnarok,” Disney, $3,194,031, 2,666 locations, 10. “Let There Be Light,” Week. 20. “My Little Pony: The er hit “Bad Moms” opened on $122,744,989, 4,080 locations, $1,198 average, $28,929,372, 3 Atlas Distribution Company, 15. “It,” Warner Bros., Movie,” Lionsgate, $602,945, 785 Wednesday and has netted $21.3 $30,085 average, $122,744,989, 1 Weeks. $1,697,448, 642 locations, $2,644 $1,001,288, 1,081 locations, $926 locations, $768 average, million to date. Week. 6. “Happy Death Day,” Uni- average, $4,089,804, 2 Weeks. average, $325,879,722, 9 Weeks. $20,861,496, 5 Weeks.