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SPORTS • 9 DAILY GLOBE Tuesday, October 29, 2019 Mostly sunny yourdailyglobe.com | High: 39 | Low: 20 | Details, page 2 Bessemer area PERFECT SCORE voters to decide ballot proposals By KIM E. STROM [email protected] BESSEMER – Local elections will be held Nov. 5 and voters in the city of Bessemer will see a busy ballot including the selec- tion of a new city council and several proposed amendments to the city charter. Voters in the Bessemer Area School District will also be asked if the school board should be reduced from seven members to five. Five people are running for five spots on the Bessemer city council, including incumbents Mayor Adam Zak, Terry Kryshak, Louis Miskovich and Linda Nel- son. Bill McDonald is the other name on the ballot. Current council member Rob Coleman is not running. Polls will be open from 7 a.m. Tom LaVenture / Daily Globe to 8 p.m. DENNIS HEWITT, center, Ironwood city assessor, is presented with a certificate from the state of Michigan Department of the Trea- City manager Charly Loper sury at Thursday’s Ironwood City Commission meeting. Congratulating Hewitt for his part in the city’s 100% perfect score in the spoke with the Daily Globe on 2019 Audit of Minimum Assessing Requirements review, from left, Commissioner Kim Corcoran, Mayor Annette Burchell, Hewitt, Monday regarding the seven pro- Jim Mildren and Rick Semo. Commissioner Joseph Cayer was not present at the meeting. posals on the ballot.

Ballot Proposals: The city charter currently states “there shall be no standing Commission handles development matters committees of the council.” Pro- By TOM LAVENTURE Michigan Economic Develop- architect to design this project they would consider, according posal No. 1 would replace it with [email protected] ment Corporation requires that for us.” to information at the meeting. “the council may by resolution IRONWOOD – The Iron- qualifications for engineering If all goes according to plan The commission approved create one or more standing com- wood City Commission on Mon- and design services, along with a the project could break ground Bergman’s request for operating mittees of its members to per- day 4-0 approved items related budget, be provided for the Iron- in June 15, 2020 and have the agreements with the Michigan form specific duties and report to city welcome signage along wood City Square Project, which work completed by Nov. 1 2020, Department of Natural on those duties assigned by way the U.S. 2 corridor, and for the he said was a development he said. Resources and Michigan Depart- of report supported by a majority proposed Ironwood City Square intended to draw visitors and Commissioner Rick Semo ment of Transportation for of the committee. Committee Project. public downtown for events and said “the excitement builds” but placement of two gateway members shall be appointed by Commissioner Joseph Cayer to promote regional business. also wanted to know if the entrance sign monuments on the mayor.” was not present at the meeting “This is a large scale econom- MEDC funding was “locked in the west and east side of Iron- “This will help us dig into cer- with an excused absence. ic impact project,” Bergman said. yet.” MEDC has allocated fund- Tom Bergman, city communi- “At this point we’re going out ing but the plans and a firm bud- ty development director, said the and finding an engineer and an get and costs are required before BESSEMER — page 5 IRONWOOD — page 8 MDOT contemplates three lanes on US 2 in Wakefield a mile from the main street to E. n New design Pierce Street, which is next to the might apply east of Regal Country Inn. M-28 He said MDOT officials By P.J. GLISSON believe the extra lane would help [email protected] traffic flow more freely. WAKEFIELD – Members of Mayor Pro Tempore Amy the Wakefield City Council Tarro voiced skepticism, but learned Monday night that the Brown said state officials plan to Michigan Department of Trans- visit the city in the near future to portation is considering convert- display a model of their vision. ing U.S. 2 to a three-lane design The speculated change would for several blocks east of Sunday be part of an already scheduled Lake Street. There are currently repaving of the highway from two lanes in this part of U.S. 2. one end of town to the other in City Manager Robert Brown 2022. said that the section under con- sideration would stretch just over LANES — page 5 Tom LaVenture/Daily Globe WAKEFIELD POST Sgt. James Revoyr of the Michigan State Police’s Wakefield post shows one of the new Watch Guard 4RE dash cameras on Monday. The unit squad cars are being fitted with this Hurley man dies in crash near Sanborn week as part of a statewide upgrade. By TOM LAVENTURE ing east, about 1.45 miles south [email protected] of Madigan Road in the town of Troopers get new cameras SANBORN, Wis. – A Hurley Sanborn, Wisconsin. man died and two people were The Malibu came to rest in the By TOM LAVENTURE technology changes fast and these were getting injured Thursday as the result of south ditch. The F-150 came to [email protected] outdated.” a two-car crash on U.S. 2 near rest on the shoulder of the east- WAKEFIELD – The Michigan State Police- The Watch Guard 4RE systems record high def- Birch Hill in Ashland County, bound lane and caught fire after Wakefield Post is having all of its patrol cars fitted inition video in front of the vehicle. The major according to the Spooner Post of the crash. with new dash cam systems this week. improvement from the old system is the expanded the Wisconsin State Patrol’s The Malibu driver, Ted The 15 post vehicles are being fitted with state side and rear view cameras to follow what is hap- Northwest Region. Sawaryn, 40, of Hurley, was evac- of the art Watch Guard 4RE systems through pening on all sides of a scene during a call. The crash occurred at 11:37 uated by SMDC Lifeflight to St. Thursday, said Sgt. James Revoyr of the Wakefield “These cameras can actually be live-streamed a.m. Thursday, when a 2008 Ford Mary’s Medical Center in Duluth. Post. The new cameras replace camera systems in so that we can see what going on as its happen- F-150 utility pickup truck, nego- The report said Sawaryn died at use for up to eight years, he said. ing,” Revoyr said. tiating a right curve while west- 3 p.m. “It’s part of a statewide upgrade and the tech- MSP troopers will eventually be getting body bound on U.S. 2, crossed the cen- The Malibu passenger, Pamela nicians from Lansing have been working in the cameras that are also part of this system upgrade, ter line and collided head on with U.P. for the last couple of weeks, Revoyr said. “The he said. a 2007 Chevrolet Malibu travel- CRASH — page 5 TODAY INDEX Mostly sunny — Details, page 2 Business ...... 13 75 cents

Monday Today’s records Classifieds . . . . .12-14 High 35 High 72 (1950) Comics ...... 11 Vol. 100, No. 288 Low 31 Low 9 (1980) Community ...... 3 Year ago today Precipitation Obituaries ...... 2, 7 High 43 24 hours to 7 a.m. Opinion ...... 4 Low 37 Monday none Sports ...... 9-10 l 2 TUESDAY, OCTOBER 29, 2019 AREA / NATION THE DAILY GLOBE • YOURDAILYGLOBE.COM FIVE-DAY FORECASTFO ORECAST FOR IRONWOODIR RONWOOD Obituaries TODAY WEDNESDAYWEDNESDDAY THURSDAY FRIDAYFRIDDAY SATURDAY Timothy Roberto ‘Chub’ Joustra

MINNEAPOLIS, Minn. – Timothy Jeanna (fiancé, Brit- Roberto “Chub” Joustra, 58, of Hurley, tney McCall-Lyman) Mostly Sunny Partly CloudyClou udy Mostly Cloudy Isolatedd Snow Isolated Snow passed away Friday, Oct. 18, 2019, sur- Aijala of Arvada, rounded by his loving family at the Colo.; grandchil- 39° 20° 33° 22°222° 31° 24° 35° 27° 33° 26° University of Minnesota Fairview Med- dren, Hana, Ben, ical Center of Minneapolis. Levi, Kole, Gavin, Winds: Winds: Winds: Winds:Winnds: Winds: Tim was born Dec. 27, 1960, in Madisyn, Morgan, 6-96-9 mphmph WSWWSW 5-95-9 mphmph WSWWSW 3-73-7 mmphph E 77-13-13 mphmph WWSWSW 99-15-15 mmphph W Burlington, Wis., son of Henry “Hank” Harper, Madden, Ontonagon LOCALL OUTLOOK and Bonita “Bonnie” (Steiner) Joustra. Jace, Parker, Easton, 40/32 He graduated from Mercer High Saylor, Mason, Todayy we will see mostly sunny Timothy Bergland skies, high g of 339°,9°, humidityy of 43%. School with the class of 1979. Roberto “Chub” Kamdin, Jenna, Oak- 40/23 West southwest wind 6 to 9 mph. He met and married Antoinette leigh, Avery, and one Wakefield Joustra Ironwood The record high for today is 772°2° set “Tonie” Hassberg in February 1984. 1960 — 2019 to be named; sisters, Saxon 38/20 39/20 Marenisco in 191901.01. Expect partly cloudy skies 40/22 tonightonight,ht, overnight low of 20°. Together they created four beautiful Peggy (Dale) Joustra Bessemer 39/20 children. Although they later divorced, of Mercer; Carrie (Gordy) Kohegyi of Upson Hurley 38/20 Watersmeet 39/21 39/20 40/20 SUNS AND MOON they remained friends. Mercer; mother- and father-in-law, Gus He then met Sandra Antoinette and Gretchen Giancola of Hurley; Mercer Giancola in October 2010. brothers- and sisters-in-law, Gary 39/20 Manitowish They married on Nov. 11, 2011. (Theresa) Giancola of Hurley, Jay 40/19 SunriseSunri ...... se ...... 7:37 a.m. Minocqua SunsetSunse ...... et...... 5:50 p.m. Combined, they had 11 children and (Karen) Giancola of Hurley, Gina 39/19 MoonriseMoon ...... nrise ...... 9:15 a.m. 18 grandchildren (soon to be 19) who (Mark) Movrich of Bessemer, Nicole MoonsetMoon ...... nset...... 7:10 p.m.p were an important part of his life. Fam- (fiancé Casey Levra) Giancola of Mon- ily meant everything to Tim, and he treal, Wis.; nephew, Gordon Kohegyi ALMANAC REGIONALREGIONAL WEATHER NATIONALNAATIONAL WEATHER spent as much time as he could with of Ironwood; niece and goddaughter,

Yesterday Today Wed. Today Wed. them. He took immense joy in attend- Alexandria Kohegyi of Ironwood and High ...... temperature.....35 Ashlandd 45/34 sh 42/36 sh ChicagoChicaago 44/38 ra 42/40 ra ing his grandchildren’s sporting niece, Charly (Josh) Hefner of Clark- Low ...... temperature ...... 31 Duluth 37/21pc 34/23 s DallasDallas 57/49sh 59/36 t events. He would travel to Chippewa son, Ky.; and other family and many, Precipitation ...... 0.00" Eau ClaireCla aire 48/36 ra 43/33 ra KansasKansaas City 42/34 mc 37/29 ra EscanabaEscanabba 43/28sn 41/30 mc Los AngelesA 72/51s 73/49 s Falls and back to watch T-ball games. many, many friends. Tim and Sandy spent their free time He was preceded in death by his MOON PHASES Grand RapidsR 48/36 sh 42/38 sh New YorkY 60/52 ra 68/60 fg Green BayB 40/26sn 42/29 mc Orlandondo 88/75t 86/74 t traveling. They enjoyed going to Flori- father, Hank, in February 2010; and Madisonn 40/29 pc 37/28 rs PhoenixPhoennix 73/50 s 68/45 s da each winter, attending sporting his grandparents. FirstFirst F Fullull L Lastast NewNew MarquetteMarqueette 42/29rs 39/30 pc SeattleSeattlle 48/36s 46/39 s RhinelanderRhinelaander 39/18 s 35/20 mc WeatherWeathher (Wx): cl/cloudy; fl/flurries; pc/partly events and going to rock concerts. A celebration of life will be held Fri- St. Paul 40/23s 36/24 mc cloudcloudy;dy; mc/mostly cloudy; ra/rain; rs/rain & They were inseparable. day, Nov. 1, at noon at St. Mary’s snowsnow;; s/sunny; sh/showers; sn/snow; ss/snow 11/4 11/1211/19 11/26 Wausauu 39/20 pc 38/22 mc showers; t/thunderstorms; w/windy The couple owned “the No. 1 Hot Catholic Church in Hurley with Fr. Spot on Copper Street” – Chub & Frank Kordek OFM as celebrant, pre- LOCAL WIND D CHILL WEATHERW TRIVIA Sandy’s – and their many customers ceded by a visitation from 10 a.m. to and friends will miss Chub’s dry sense Avg. 30° Whatt is a front? noon. A luncheon will follow the ser- of humor and direct wit. Despite his vice in the church hall. Family and ? gruff exterior, he had a heart of gold. friends are welcome to join us at Chub

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A boundary zone between n e e e e w t e b between e n o z zone y r a d n u o b boundary A A : r e w s n A This gives a temperature of what ththe he air feels like on the skin. Answer: community. Ironwood, is assisting the family. For Chub is survived by his mother, more information or to express online Bonnie; his wife, Sandy; children, condolences visit mckevittpatrickfu- National security official to Hank (Kelly) Joustra of Mercer, Ashlee neralhome.com. (Joshua) Vuornemaa of Hurley, Brit- Chub will be forever remembered tany (Erik) Goettl of Chippewa Falls, for his sense of humor, caring heart testify in impeachment probe Wis., Shelbi (fiancé, Nelson Ramos) and unconditional love. Although our WASHINGTON (AP) – aims to nullify complaints and irreversibly illegiti- Joustra of Mercer, Jesse (Kristin) hearts are heavy, we’ll celebrate his life For the first time, House from Trump and his allies mate,” said White House Vuorenmaa of Huntley, Ill., Joshua and find comfort that he is in heaven investigators expect to hear – amplified last week when press secretary Stephanie (Ashlee) Vuornemaa of Hurley, Jason watching over us. Tuesday from a current Republicans stormed a Grisham. (fiancée, Abby Hill) Vuornemaa of Goodbyes are not forever. White House official as the secure room used for A draft of the resolution Hurley, Jaclyn (Andy Fetters) Aijala of Goodbyes are not the end. impeachment inquiry impeachment interviews – was expected ahead of Wakefield, Jay “Budgey” (Valerie They simply mean I’ll miss you, reaches deeper into the that the process is illegiti- Thursday’s vote, but Pelosi Rowe) Aijala of Hurley, Joanna (Allen) until we meet again. Trump administration and mate, unfair and lacking in said it would establish pro- Ratkowski of Gypsum, Colo., and –Unknown Democrats prepare for the due process. cedure for public hearings, next, public phase of the Democrats insisted they authorize the disclosure of probe. weren’t yielding to Republi- closed-door deposition Katherine E. ‘Kay’ Trappa Alexander Vindman, a can pressure for a vote. transcripts and set forth BESSEMER, Mich. – Katherine E. Streamwood, Ill.; two military officer and direc- Pelosi dismissed the “due process rights for the “Kay” Trappa, 93, a lifelong resident of dear nieces, Claudia tor for European affairs at Republican argument that President and his Counsel.” the National Security impeachment can’t begin It’s unclear if that Bessemer, passed away late Saturday (Robert) Frahm, Council, appears to be a without formal approval means that White House evening, Oct. 26, 2019. Athens, Wis., and possible key witness to from the House and lawyers will be able to Kay was born on Feb. 22, 1926, in Diane (Terry) Liv- events surrounding Presi- brushed off their com- interview witnesses, or if Bessemer, a daughter of William and ingston, Rock dent Donald Trump’s inter- plaints about the closed- Republicans will be able to Sally L. (Klavinski) Trappa. She gradu- Springs, Wyo.; and actions with Ukraine. He door process. call their own. Republicans ated from A.D. Johnston High School numerous cherished attended President “I do not care. I do not have noted that the minori- in Bessemer. great-nieces and Voldymyr Zelenskiy’s inau- care. This is a false thing ty had those powers in pre- Kay was a loyal employee and assis- great-nephews. guration with a delegation with them,” Pelosi told vious impeachment investi- tant to Dr. Perkins in Ironwood until Katherine E. She was prede- led by Energy Secretary reporters in the Capitol. gations. “Kay” Trappa her retirement. 1926 — 2019 ceased by her par- Rick Perry, was part of “Understand it has nothing House critics of the pro- She was a faithful member of St. ents; and her beloved Ukraine briefings that irri- to do with them. It has to cess were unmoved. Rep. tated John Bolton at the do with how we proceed.” Steve Scalise, the No. 2 Sebastian Catholic Church in Besse- sister and brother-in-law, Lorraine and White House and may have Trump has cited the House Republican, said mer and remained active in the com- Douglas M. Allen. been on the phone call that lack of a House vote as a Pelosi is “admitting guilt” munity by volunteering at St. Vin- A private family service will be held launched the impeachment reason to refuse coopera- by holding a vote. “The cent de Paul where she served as at a later date. inquiry. tion with the impeachment problem is, they are treasurer for more than 20 years. Funeral arrangements have been The focus comes after investigation. In the wake already starting a tainted Kay was a dedicated member of a entrusted to Jerald Rocco, owner and Speaker Nancy Pelosi of Pelosi’s announcement, process,” he said. bridge club and served as their trea- manager of Lakeside Memorial Chapel announced the House will the White House said noth- Senate Republicans, surer. Inc., in Wakefield. Condolences may vote this week on a resolu- ing had changed. meanwhile, took a wait- Kay is survived by a special be expressed online at lakesidememo- tion to affirm the impeach- Pelosi “is finally admit- and-see approach. Sen. nephew, Douglas W. (Kathy) Allen, rialchapel.com. ment investigation, set ting what the rest of Ameri- Ron Johnson of Wisconsin rules for public hearings ca already knew – that said it was a “good thing” See additional obituaries on page 7 and outline the potential Democrats were conduct- the House was considering process for writing articles ing an unauthorized a vote. But when asked if of impeachment against impeachment proceeding, Trump should cooperate Man arrested in Texas shooting that left 2 dead, 12 hurt Trump. refusing to give the Presi- fully once it passes, he It would be the first for- dent due process, and their replied, “I’ll leave that up to GREENVILLE, Texas was taken into custody less merce at a facility called mal House vote on the secret, shady, closed door the White House.” (AP) – A man suspected of than 48 hours after Satur- The Party Venue, according impeachment inquiry and depositions are completely Sen. John Cornyn of opening fire at an off-cam- day’s shooting, Hunt Coun- to Meeks, though officials Texas said the impeach- pus college party in Texas, ty Sheriff Randy Meeks said it was not a school- ment process had been killing two people and said. Gonzales, who was sanctioned event. # # “disreputable from the injuring 12 others, was arrested at the auto dealer- Authorities believe the THIS DAY beginning.” Like other arrested Monday. ship where he worked, was shooter entered the venue, Republicans, he wanted Brandon Ray Gonzales, booked into the Hunt which sits along a highway IN HISTORY the full details. 23, of Greenville, Texas, County jail on a charge of in a rural area some 2.5 October 29 capital murder of multiple miles from the Greenville • 1390 First trial for witchcraft in Paris persons. Bond was set at city limits, through the DAILY GLOBE $1 million. In a television back door and began firing • 1833 1st US college fraternity to have a fraternity interview Monday, Gonza- with a handgun, Meeks house founded les maintained he is inno- said. It was “complete • 1945 First ballpoint pen goes on sale, manufactured B N G O cent. chaos” after the shots rang by Biro I The shooting happened out, with hundreds of peo- • 1958 Boris Pasternak refuses Nobel prize for around midnight Saturday ple including the gunman literature Today’s outside Greenville, 15 fleeing, the sheriff said. miles southwest of a satel- In an interview from the • 2015 China announces the end of their one-child lite campus of the Texas Hunt County jail in policy after 35 years Numbers O I A&M University System. Greenville, Texas, Gonza- are... 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Of the 12 people Highway US 2, Bessemer, MI 49911 The shooting took place injured, six were shot and [email protected] at a Halloween and home- six were trampled or hurt coming party for Texas by glass, authorities 906-364-2641 A&M University-Com- said. l THE DAILY GLOBE • YOURDAILYGLOBE.COM COMMUNITY TUESDAY, OCTOBER 29, 2019 3 Theatre North’s ‘Skin of our Teeth’ opens Friday

IRONWOOD – Theatre North Hester; Vivian Gammill as Sabi- has assembled a 17-person cast na; Sandy Gertz as Miss E. Muse for the play, “The Skin of our and a broadcast official; Lucille Teeth.” Glickert as a refugee, Bruce The show opens Friday and is Greenhill as Homer, a reveler and directed by Helen Fashbaugh. She Mr. Tremayne; Rachael Hendges called the show an “energetic cos- as a reveler and assistant director; mic allegory – a sometimes car- Tory Lowe as Miss M. Muse, a rev- toonish, sometimes dark, and eler and Ivy; Amanda Maki as genuinely quirky comedy. It is a Mrs. Antrobus; Kit Malloy as testimony to human endurance Esmerelda the fortune teller; Dave and tenaciousness.” Manki as Mr. Fitzpatrick, a doctor In three acts, the play follows and the bingo caller; Grady the Antrobus family through an O’Neill as Henry; and Luka Vil- ice age, a flood, a devastating war, lanova as a mammoth, a chair all while hanging in there by “the pusher, and Fred Bailey. skin of its teeth.” The play strug- The cast includes some new gles to survive as well, as it paral- faces combined with some sea- lels the human adventure it soned Theatre North veterans. relates, said Fashbaugh. “It’s fun, Tickets are available now at evocative, and endearing, yet Chelsi’s Corner, The Leather and prophetic, and as relevant today Gift Shop, and at the Theatre as it was when Wilder wrote it.” North box office an hour before The cast consists of Michael performance times. Barto as the telegraph boy, a pro- Performance dates are Friday fessor and a reveler; Karaminka and Saturday at 7 p.m. and Sun- Bourne as a dinosaur and a revel- day at 2 p.m., as well as next week er; Clancey Byrne as Mr. Friday, Nov. 8 at 7 p.m. and Sun- Submitted photo Antrobus; Emily Dennis as day, Nov. 10 at 2 p.m. HELEN FASHBAUGH, left, directs a scene in Theatre North’s upcoming production of “The Skin of our Gladys; Sam Filippo as Judge For more information, please Teeth.” Continuing to the right are Karaminka Bourne, Amanda Maki, Michael Barto, Vivian Gammill Moses and a reveler; Susie Filippo visit theatrenorth.info or search and Luka Villanova. The play runs Friday and Saturday at 7 p.m., Sunday at 2 p.m., Nov. 8 at 7 p.m. as Miss T. Muse, a reveler, and Theatre North on Facebook. and Nov. 10 at 2 p.m. Opening night for Theatre North play Community Calendar to feature reception for guest artist Email calendar items and Ironwood/Hurley Rotary Ironwood. IRONWOOD – Polly Barbacovi began of her own design, said Huotari. community news to Club, 12:15 p.m., Elk and Mercer Food Pantry, painting watercolors more than 15 years After finishing Urban Warriors, she [email protected]. Hound Restaurant, Ironwood. noon-1 p.m., Railroad Street, For more information, call 906- Iron County Veterans Ser- Mercer, Wis. Emergencies: ago while observing work done by artists moved on to painting flowers that were 932-2211. vice Officer, 1-3 p.m., Mercer, 715-476-7655. who she thought had a special take on bright and bold, next a series of people on Wis., Town Hall. 715-561- Alcoholics Anonymous/ how they used color. “Urban Warriors” is the beach in various attire. “Currently, Tuesday, Oct. 29 2190. Al-Anon, noon, Salem Luther- the name of the first series she did, and it Barbacovi is captivated with barnyard ani- Mercer Health and Well- an Church, Ironwood. Pickleball, 9 a.m.-noon, ness Pickleball, 3-6 p.m., area74.org. was inspired by the students she worked mals and more specifically cows,” said Patterson courts or Ironwood Mercer Community Center. Harbortown AA, 7:30 p.m. with every day as a teacher in the Chicago Huotari. “Maybe that is a flashback to the Memorial Building. IMPACT Life Support EST, Ontonagon United Public Schools. many good childhood memories she has Gogebic County Veterans Group, 6:30 p.m., Woodland Methodist Church basement, Service Officer, 9:30-11:30 Church, Ironwood. next to Holiday gas station, Today, Barbacovi continues to paint of visiting her cousins who lived on a a.m., Ironwood Memorial Adult Children of Alco- Ontonagon. area74.org. locally and her works will be displayed in dairy farm in Wisconsin.” Building. 906-667-1110. holics, 7 p.m., Samaritan Alcoholics Anonymous, the lobby of Theatre North through the Barbacovi works spontaneously, mostly Breakfast For Your Brain, Counseling, Ironwood. 7:30 p.m., Our Lady of Peace run of “The Skin of our Teeth.” An open- in mixed aqua media on paper because 10 a.m., Mercer, Wis., Com- Narcotics Anonymous, 7 Catholic Church, Ironwood. munity Center. 715-561-2695. p.m., Salem Lutheran Church, area74.org. ing night reception is planned for Friday “she likes the way the paint flows and the Alcoholics Anonymous, Ironwood. area74.org. Saturday, Nov. 2 from 5:45 p.m. to showtime at 7. transparency of the colors which results in noon, Salem Lutheran Church, Alcoholics Anonymous, Union Station Food This will be an opportunity to meet Bar- an organic piece,” said Huotari. “ She is Ironwood. area74.org. 7:30 p.m., Sharon Lutheran Ironwood Kiwanis Club, Church, Bessemer. Pantry and Northern Food bacovi and look at her work, refreshments constantly experimenting with new col- noon, Golden Dragon. area74.org. Bank, 10 a.m. to 12:30 p.m., will be served, according to theater ors, techniques and new subjects, always Woods and Blooms Gar- 252 E. Ayer St., Ironwood. spokesperson Kassi Huotari. trying to inject her sense of humor.” den Club, 6:30 p.m., Haines Alcoholics Anonymous, Civic Center, Mercer, Wis. Thursday, Oct. 31 11 a.m., Salem Lutheran Barbacovi felt most of her Chicago stu- More recently, Barbacovi has been Alcoholics Anonymous, 7 Church, Ironwood. area74.org. dents were urban warriors, according to incorporating collage and ink into her p.m., Episcopal Church of the Pickleball, 9 a.m.-noon, Community Pickleball Transfiguration, Ironwood. Patterson courts or Ironwood Paddlers, 2-5 p.m., Mercer Huotari. “When she looked into their eyes, pieces and adding expressionist abstract Memorial Building. School gymnasium. 715-776- she saw their souls.” art to her toolbox, said Huotari. area74.org. Government Gogebic County Veterans 4588. Barbacovi portrayed them in the deeply For more information on her work, visit Gogebic Community Col- Service Officer, 10:30-11:30 Alcoholics Anonymous, 7 saturated colors and patterns and symbols pollymadel.blogspot.com. lege Board, 4:30 p.m., room a.m., Wakefield City Hall; 1-2 p.m., Salem Lutheran Church, B-22, Jacob Solin Business p.m., Watersmeet Township; Ironwood. area74.org. Center, GCC. 2:45-3:15 p.m., Marenisco Sunday, Nov. 3 Community Briefs Gogebic County Brown- Township. 906-667-1110. field Redevelopment Author- Alcoholics Anonymous, noon, Salem Lutheran Church, Union Station Food ity, 4:30 p.m. public hearing, Pantry and Northern Food regular meeting to follow, Ironwood. area74.org. Bessemer Fun Frolic blood sugar (fasting after Clinic Conference room SMART Recovery, 4:30 Bank, 10 a.m. to 12:30 p.m., Gogebic County Courthouse, 252 E. Ayer St., Ironwood. midnight recommended) from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. conference room, Bessemer. p.m., 101 E. Mary St., Besse- scheduled Wednesday, Oct. 30 mer. Alcoholics Anonymous, and hemoglobin. 11 a.m., Salem Lutheran BESSEMER – The Besse- Bessemer Fun Frolic, 6 Fasting blood sugar and Eagle River to host Christian Men of the p.m., Washington elementary Church, Ironwood. area74.org. mer Halloween Fun Frolic Northland, 6:30 a.m., Uptown school. Community Pickleball A1C will be provided for Wine Walk Paddlers, 2-5 p.m., Mercer will be held at Washington free to all Gogebic or Iron Cafe, Ironwood. Alcoholics Anonymous, EAGLE RIVER, Wis. – Recovery Walk ‘n Talk, 10 6:30 p.m., First Presbyterian School gymnasium. 715-776- Elementary School on Hal- County residents courtesy 4588. The Eagle River Business a.m. to noon, Iron Belle Trail- Church, Hurley. area74.org. loween, Oct. 31, from 6 to 8 of the Dan Tomlanovich head, Hurley. Talk with a Alcoholics Anonymous, 7 Association in conjunc- p.m., Salem Lutheran Church, p.m. Diabetes Prevention Grant recovery coach. Call 715-660- Friday, Nov. 1 tion with the Eagle River 0073. Ironwood. area74.org. and the Kimball Home- Mentoring session Main Street Program, has Alcoholics Anonymous, Mercer Cribbage, 9:30- Monday, Nov. 4 makers Club. open meeting, noon, Salem for business owners planned an afternoon of 11:30 a.m., Mercer Senior For flu shots please Lutheran Church, Ironwood. Iron County Food Pantry, shopping and wine sam- Center. to be held provide your insurance area74.org. Double Trouble, 11 a.m.- 9 a.m.-4 p.m., 72 Michigan pling in downtown Eagle DOVE Support Group, Ave., Montreal, Wis. 715-561- card at the time of service 12:30 p.m., Serenity Center, MERCER, Wis. – The River, at the 3rd annual noon-2 p.m. 906-932-4990. 4450. or pay the same day flu Iron County Development “Widow’s Wine Walk” on shot fee. Zone Council, the Iron Nov. 23, from 1 to 5 p.m. Please call the Iron County Board’s Economic Each participant will County Health prices or for NOTICE OF ELECTION Development Committee, receive a wine tasting glass more information visit area chambers of com- and will have the opportu- them on the web at iron- TUESDAY, merce, the Mercer Library nity to sample up to 15 of countyhealthdept.org. and a number of business- the more than 30 wine NOVEMBER 5, 2019 es are offering an informal DAR to meet in options at participating session to mentor those L’Anse mission businesses. Following the TO THE QUALIFIED ELECTORS OF THE BESSEMER AREA SCHOOL who are interested in start- event will be an after party ing a business. L’ANSE The Onagom- located at Buckshots, DISTRICT, BESSEMER CITY AND MARENISCO TOWNSHIP: The next session will be ingkway Chapter of the from 5 to 7 p.m. The draw- Nov. 14 at 5:30 p.m. at the Daughters of the American ing for prizes will happen Notice is hereby given that a special election will be held Tuesday, November Liberty Way Tap House in Revolution will hold its at 6 p.m. 5, 2019 for the Bessemer Area School District, Bessemer City and Marenisco Mercer. November meeting on Sat- Attendees will be given Township. The polls will be open from 7:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m. at the following “This is an informal get urday Nov. 9 from noon to an event brochure describ- together of people with 3 p.m. at the Historic Zeba ing each of the wines avail- locations: business experience to give Mission in L’Anse. able along with a map of guidance to those who are Dress warmly and bring all the wine stops. Bessemer City Hall at 411 S. Sophie St. Bessemer, MI 49911 looking to get into busi- your own lunch, said a Tickets can be pur- Bessemer Township Hall at N10338 Mill St. Ramsay MI 49959 ness,” said a spokesman. spokeswoman. chased in advance from Marenisco Township, 314 Hall St, Marenisco, MI 49947 “New small business own- For more information, Arrow Gift Shop, ers often lack one funda- call 906-226-7836. Fredrick’s Corner Shoppe, mental thing – experience. mBank of Eagle River or Take notice that the City of Bessemer will have seven (7) charter amendment Mentors give you the Aspirus Auxiliary visiting eagleriverbiz.biz. proposals on the ballot. opportunity to draw on nut sale planned Tickets may be available Full text of the proposals are available from the Bessemer City cClerk at that experience.” on the day of event if the IRONWOOD – The 411 S. Sophie St. Bessemer MI 49911; phone 906 667-0333. Development Zone maximum number of 200 Aspirus Ironwood Auxil- Coordinator Kelly Klein is not met yet. All five city council positions will be voted on. iary is having its annual said they held a session in Event check-in will be at nut sale on Wednesday September, which was very the VFW at 418 W. Pine St. Please take notice that the Bessemer Area School District in each school and Thursday. The sale successful and helped from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. precinct will be voting on the following proposal: to reduce their school someone get tools they will be held in the Aspirus needed to start up. He said board membership from Seven to Five. there is no cost, just stop in Full text of the ballot proposal may be obtained at the administrative offices and have a conversation 2012 Ford Focus SE of Bessemer Area School District, 301 E. Sellar Street, Bessemer, Michigan about your plans. 4 cyl., AC, only 90,000 miles, Great MPG. 49911-1522, telephone: 906 667-0802. For questions, contact Klein at 715-561-2922. Please take notice that Marenisco Township will have one proposal on the Iron County Health $ ballot: to consider repealing township ordinance number 06172019 Department hosts 6,999 regulating marihuana facilities. walk-in clinic Full text of the ballot proposal is available from Marenisco Township Clerk at HURLEY – The Iron 314 Hall St. Marenisco MI 49947, telephone 906 787-2463 County Health Department will be having a Walk-In Absentee ballots are available for this election; registered voters may Clinic and Flu Clinic on contact the local clerk to obtain an application for an absent voter ballot. Wednesday, Nov. 6, from 8:30 a.m. to noon. Walk In Clinic screen- This notice is given by Gogebic County Clerk/Register of Deeds Gerry R Pelissero. ings include: blood pres- Cloverland300 E. Cloverland Dr., (U.S. 2) • Ironwood,Motors MI 49938 sure, lipid panel, A1C, 906-932-1202 www.cloverlandmotorsports.com l 4 TUESDAY, OCTOBER 29, 2019 OPINION THE DAILY GLOBE • YOURDAILYGLOBE.COM DAILY GLOBE Missed chances Sue Mizell, Publisher Sen. Cory Booker, a Democratic old-school tropes really came into presidential candidate, recently play, like, ‘Are we killing this kid?’” Larry Holcombe, Managing Editor tweeted something he couldn’t have And, from another man: “One of possibly read too closely. It was a the little things that starts to get to link to a Glamour magazine piece you is all the thoughts of what could about men and abortion. The sena- have been with the baby. In your tor wrote: “Women shouldn’t be Kathryn brain, you know this isn’t the right In Their Opinion solely responsible for sharing their Lopez time. In your heart, you start imagin- personal stories as evidence of their ing and dreaming about what could Transparency is for humanity. When reproductive rights have been.” are in danger, it’s on all of us to join And there’s a description of a the fight. Thanks to these men for child who was delivered and left to you, not just me sharing how abortion has impacted cle. die. It’s an excruciating story to read. their lives.” The testimonies in the piece run A woman who identifies as a man A 2008 report from a national group had pegged It should be an unwritten cam- the gamut. One man even expressed tells of being gang-raped – what was Michigan’s indigent defense system among the bot- paign rule that if you’re not going to his belief that “abortion is wrong.” called a “corrective” rape by the tom of the barrel, and, by 2016, a state-appointed say anything life-giving about abor- He regretted that his girlfriend didn’t cruel perpetrators. commission to raise standards for that system was tion – something that acknowledges talk to him before getting an abor- The point is some of these stories just getting up to speed. pain and touches on hope and heal- tion. He said, in part: “I’m hurt that are tough to read, revealing the To figure out what those court-appointed attor- ing – don’t say anything at all. It’s that baby never had a chance. I’m anguish, pain, heartbreak and neys do, fellow Lansing State Journal reporter Matt simply not a humane reaction to that hurt that my girlfriend thought that human damage that lie behind the Mencarini and I decided to look at the bills the attor- Glamour piece to say, “When repro- was the right decision to make, espe- political talking points and partisan neys submitted to the three counties that made up ductive rights are in danger, it’s on cially without consulting with me. rancor. It’s too bad that Booker and the State Journal’s core coverage area. We submitted all of us to join the fight.” Michael Because even though America says others chose to ignore those ele- a request through the Michigan Freedom of Informa- Wear, who did faith-based outreach this is a women’s issue, it’s as much ments yet again. tion Act for a year’s worth of bills from Ingham, in the Barack Obama administration, a man’s issue because it takes a man George Mason University law pro- Eaton, and Clinton counties. has written that the Democratic and a woman to make a baby. And fessor Helen Alvare uses the word Eaton and Clinton counties handed over the doc- party needs to express some moral that’s something that we’re both “immiseration” to describe what uments no problem, even setting Matt and me up in lament about abortion. Tweets like going to carry the rest of our lives, abortion has done to women; it’s courthouse conference rooms so we could pore over Booker’s do the very opposite. the memory of what could have hap- also a cultural condition. And so, of the thousands of documents. Because abortion has become pened. I think about that baby – not, course, we would see it on social But Ingham County wanted to reject or request, such a core issue for the Democrats, like, every day or every week – but I media, which has been known to saying the bills were exempt from disclosure because it was probably a little brave for think about that baby a lot.” exacerbate some of our worst ten- they included some attorneys’ tax ID numbers and Booker to even acknowledge the And there’s also this, from a dif- dencies. But we can and need to do the names of some defendants who had since been existence of men in the scenario – ferent man: “It was so scary through better. And even if Booker – or his granted privacy protection under the Holmes Youth- and some of the responses to his the whole process. Getting the sono- aide who thought that the Glamour ful Trainee Act. tweet expressed outrage that the gram and seeing that she was actual- tweet was a good idea – missed the We appealed the denial to the county Board of piece included a testimony of a man ly pregnant, (I was) more sentimen- humanity bleeding all over the Commissioners, arguing that FOIA requires govern- who wished his girlfriend had con- tal than I thought I would get about Glamour piece, he did manage to ments to maintain records that are exempt from dis- sulted him before getting an abor- it. Seeing that life that’s there, it prompt a much-needed reflection. closure separate from records that should be given to tion. There was some real human doesn’t make it any easier than we Kathryn Jean Lopez can be contact- the public, so the tax ID numbers and defendants’ misery revealed in the Glamour arti- thought it was going to be. A lot of ed at [email protected]. names shouldn’t be on those bills in the first place. We also argued that Article IX, Section 23 of the Today in history Michigan Constitution mandates all government financial records be handed over to the public upon request. By The Associated Press The county board sided with us, though we Today’s Highlight in History reached an agreement through which the State Jour- On Oct. 29, 2012, Super- storm Sandy slammed ashore nal had to pay some astronomical amount – it was in New Jersey and slowly around $1,000, if memory serves – for the county to marched inland, devastating copy all of the bills and redact names and other infor- coastal communities and caus- mation they felt should be withheld. ing widespread power out- The documents were well worth the fight. The ages; the storm and its after- math were blamed for at least attorneys’ invoices often detailed every phone call 182 deaths in the U.S. they made, email they sent, meeting they held, hear- On this date ing they attended. Through those bills, we were able In 1787, the opera “Don to paint a pretty complete picture of the lackluster Giovanni” by Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart had its world effort many of those attorneys put into offering the premiere in Prague. constitutionally mandated criminal defense the In 1901, President William accused deserve, and the pittance those attorneys McKinley’s assassin, Leon were paid by the government. Czolgosz, was electrocuted. The records showed that, while some attorneys In 1911, Hungarian-born American newspaperman went above and beyond for their clients – one lawyer Joseph Pulitzer, 64, died in noted that he’d bought a suit for his client – the pub- Charleston, S.C. lic defenders almost never tried to take a case to trial, In 1923, the Republic of often waiving preliminary hearings. One attorney Turkey was proclaimed. In 1929, “Black Tuesday” had reached out to prosecutors to begin plea deal descended upon the New York negotiations before even meeting his client and ask- Stock Exchange. Prices col- ing if he was innocent or guilty. lapsed amid panic selling and That has real-life consequences. Around the same thousands of investors were time we were working on the attorneys story, Matt wiped out as America’s “Great Depression” began. learned that the Ingham County Sheriff’s Office had In 1956, during the Suez to other NFL owners that “we Lion Air crashed in the Java “The Simpsons”) is 62. flooded, destroying evidence in hundreds of cases. If Canal crisis, Israel invaded can’t have the inmates running Sea minutes after takeoff from Comic strip artist Tom Wilson any of the court-appointed attorneys for those defen- Egypt’s Sinai Peninsula. “The the prison.” Jakarta, killing all 189 people (“Ziggy”) is 62. Actress Fino- dants had bothered to force prosecutors to show Huntley-Brinkley Report” pre- Ten years ago: President on board; it was the first of two la Hughes is 60. Singer their hands in a preliminary examination or trial, the miered as NBC’s nightly televi- Barack Obama paid a post- deadly crashes involving the Randy Jackson is 58. Rock sion newscast. midnight visit to Dover Air 737 Max, causing the plane to musician Peter Timmins prosecutors would have been caught flat-footed and In 1957, former MGM stu- Force Base in Delaware to be grounded around the world (Cowboy Junkies) is 54. there’s a chance those defendants would have been dio boss Louis B. Mayer died in honor the return of 18 soldiers as Boeing worked on software Actress Joely Fisher is 52. freed. Instead, their attorneys worked them into plea Los Angeles at age 75. killed in Afghanistan. A Coast changes to a flight-control sys- Rapper Paris is 52. Actor deals that gave them a criminal record that would fol- In 1960, a chartered plane Guard C-130 plane and a tem. The Pentagon announced Rufus Sewell is 52. Actor carrying the California Poly- Marine Cobra helicopter collid- that it was sending thousands Grayson McCouch is 51. low them the rest of their life. technic State University foot- ed off the Southern California of troops to the southwest bor- Rock singer SA Martinez I think that story perfectly illustrates everything ball team crashed on takeoff coast, killing seven Coast der, as President Donald (311) is 50. Actress Winona that’s right and wrong with government transparen- from Toledo, Ohio, killing 22 of Guard members and two Trump stepped up his dire Ryder is 48. Actress Tracee cy laws in this state. the 48 people on board. Marines. Deposed President warnings about caravans of Ellis Ross is 47. Actress Without the laws, Matt and I wouldn’t have been In 1967, Expo 67 in Montre- Manuel Zelaya and his oppo- Central American migrants Gabrielle Union is 47. Actor al, Quebec, Canada, closed nents agreed to a U.S.-bro- moving toward the United Trevor Lissauer is 46. able to tell that story of what some people would after six months. kered deal to end the power States. Klay Thompson of the Olympic gold medal bobsled- call a human rights violation right on Michigan In 1987, following the con- crisis that had paralyzed Hon- Golden State Warriors broke der Vonetta Flowers is 46. soil. firmation defeat of Robert H. duras following a coup. teammate Stephen Curry’s Actress Milena Govich is 43. But it took an expert knowledge of statutes and a Bork to serve on the U.S. Five years ago: Ordering record for 3-point shots in one Actor Jon Abrahams is 42. Supreme Court, President firm restrictions for U.S. troops game, nailing 14 of them and Actor Brendan Fehr is 42. lot of time, energy, and money for us to get the Ronald Reagan announced his returning from West Africa, scoring 52 points overall in a Actor Ben Foster is 39. Rock records, and that shouldn’t be the case. choice of Douglas H. Ginsburg, Defense Secretary Chuck 149-124 win over the Chicago musician Chris Baio (Vam- While journalists use FOIA and the Michigan a nomination that fell apart Hagel said the military men Bulls. pire Weekend) is 35. Actress Open Meetings Act to crank out copy, the laws over revelations of Ginsburg’s and women helping fight Ebola Today’s Birthdays Janet Montgomery is 34. weren’t designed for us. They were designed for you, previous marijuana use. Jazz had to undergo 21-day quaran- Bluegrass singer-musi- Actress India Eisley is 26. great Woody Herman died in tines upon their return — cian Sonny Osborne (The Thought for Today the taxpayer, to better understand what the govern- Los Angeles at age 74. longer than required for many Osborne Brothers) is 82. For- “Put it before them briefly ment is doing with your money. From property dis- In 1998, Sen. John Glenn, civilian health care workers. mer Liberian President Ellen so they will read it, clearly so putes to civil suits to business dealings to elections, at age 77, roared back into The San Francisco Giants suc- Johnson Sirleaf is 81. Coun- they will appreciate it, pic- transparency laws allow Michiganders to interact space aboard the shuttle Dis- ceeded where no team had in try singer Lee Clayton is 77. turesquely so they will remem- covery, retracing the trail he’d 3 1/2 decades, winning Game Rock musician Denny Laine ber it and, above all, accurate- with their government fully armed with the informa- blazed for America’s astro- 7 on the road for their third is 75. Singer Melba Moore is ly so they will be guided by its tion they need to do so effectively. nauts 36 years earlier. World Series title in five years 74. Musician Peter Green is light.” But, first, you have to know how to use the law. In 2017, all but 10 members as they defeated the Kansas 73. Actor Richard Dreyfuss is — Joseph Pulitzer of the Houston Texans took a City Royals 3-2. 72. Actress Kate Jackson is American newspaper –The Alpena News knee during the national One year ago: A new-gen- 71. Country musician Steve publisher anthem, reacting to a remark eration Boeing jet operated by Kellough (Wild Horses) is 63. born 1847 from team owner Bob McNair the Indonesian budget airline Actor Dan Castellaneta (TV: died this date in 1911

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PUBLISHEREXECUTIVE ASSISTANT/ACCOUNTING DAILY GLOBE Sue Mizell Jenna Kallas yourdailyglobe.com MANAGING EDITOR CIRCULATION Larry Holcombe Marissa Casari USPS 269-980 Award Winning Newspaper Published daily Monday - Saturday ADVERTISING DIRECTOR (except Memorial Day, Independence Day, Labor Day, Heidi Ofstad Thanksgiving, Christmas and New Year’s Day) Periodicals postage paid at Ironwood, MI 49938 POSTMASTER – Send changes of addresses to: The Daily Globe, P.O. Box 548, 118 E. McLeod Ave., Ironwood, MI 49938 906-932-2211 • 800-236-2887 • Fax 906-932-5358 l THE DAILY GLOBE • YOURDAILYGLOBE.COM AREA / STATE TUESDAY, OCTOBER 29, 2019 5 Lanes member who wishes to attend a $100 Michigan Municipal League training From page 1 session, scheduled for Dec. Meanwhile, said Brown, 3 in Grayling. Council the city is working to coor- member Jim Anderson said dinate a city public works he would like to attend the project in conjunction with session, which will address the state’s road work. government finance, He added that the city responsibilities of local could save additional leaders, etc. funds by timing related –Voted to pay $2,185 as sidewalk work to coincide Wakefield’s share of an with those activities. insurance premium for the Michigan Western Gateway Planning commission Trail Authority, with the may reduce size understanding that it is In other news, council done in conjunction with a members also heard the formal agreement. first reading of an ordi- –Voted to increase wages nance that, if enacted, P.J. Glisson/Daily Globe of the city’s election inspec- would allow the planning MEMBERS OF the Wakefield City Council exchange opinions during a Monday evening meeting in the council tors from $8.50 to $10 per commission to shrink its room of the municipal building. From left are Kay Wiita (back turned), Dale White, James Anderson, Mayor Pro hour and to raise wages of members from nine to Tempore Amy Tarro, Mayor John Granato, City Clerk Sue Ahonen and City Manager Rob Brown. the related chairperson seven, but with two addi- from $9 to $11 per hour. tional alternates. member commissions. that will allow city employ- He added that, in conjunc- its programs and to benefit The council’s next regu- According to Brown, the In addition, Karen Man- ees to use the Family and tion with the time change, from its technical support lar meeting will be on Nov. seven members would con- son, who chairs the Wake- Medical Leave Act, which city workers who do not and grant opportunities. 11 at 5:30 p.m., and the sist of the mayor, the city field commission, said that allows for a 12-week work in the office will Council members granted Planning Commission will manager, and five residents attendance problems some- absence without pay, but switch from their current their informal okay. meet on Nov. 12 at 5:30 of the city who would be times have occurred with with continuing benefits, 10-hour schedule of 6 a.m.- –Voted to approve the p.m. appointed by the mayor the existing nine-member for reasons such as care of 4 p.m. to an eight-hour city manager to work with Coffee with Council, after a majority approval by group. a newborn baby or newly schedule of 7 a.m.-3 p.m. city attorney Ray O’Dea to which allows citizens to council members. The two Mayor John Granato adopted child or an ill or until time changes again in draft an agreement in rela- talk casually with city offi- alternates also would be requested and received a injured spouse. the spring. tion to the terms of demoli- cials, will be held on Nov. 9 subject to majority council vote of consensus before –Learned from Brown –Learned from Brown tion of a blighted structure from 9-11 a.m. approval. the first reading of the ordi- that daylight saving time that he would like the city at 143 Best Street. All sessions will take Brown first noted that nance. will end on Nov. 3 when to join the American Public –At the motion of coun- place in council chambers other communities of simi- The council also: residents will change Power Association, which cil member Kay Wiita, of the municipal building. lar sizes typically have five- –Voted to pass a policy clocks from 2 a.m. to 1 a.m. will allow him to download voted to fund any council The public is welcome. Bessemer school district gets positive financial report Bessemer minutes as he or she is the person that also sets taxes. By KIM E. STROM Oct. 10 after a review of his perfor- can fail and redo projects, learning The old language in the [email protected] mance. Tulppo will be available to the what went wrong in the process, he From page 1 city’s charter with regard to BESSEMER – At the regular meet- board for six to eight hours a week at said. The second phase identifies a tain topics with councilors Proposal No. 5 reads ing of the Bessemer Area School Dis- no cost to the district. makerspace, or a clean space outside than we have time to at a “salaried members of the trict, the board got a positive report –Heard from Steiger, who of the actual lab. This phase includes city council meeting,” said Council.” Since the city has on its financial standing from its announced that the investigation into receiving all the basic lab equipment Loper. established a Local Offi- auditor. Currently, the ending fund Dave Wineburner’s performance con- such as a 3-D printer, laser printer Proposal No. 2 “would cers Compensation Com- balance for the fiscal year is tinues. and a vinyl cutter. In the third phase, allow the city council to mission, which determines $444,749. “It’s been a strong fiscal –Approved replacing the school’s heavier equipment would be establish and modify the salaries of all local elected year,” said board member Beth scoreboard pending successful installed such as plasma cutters. city manager’s spending officials, this charter sec- Steiger. In the financial statement approval of bond funds for the A.D. This phase is still on the horizon, he limitation, which is cur- tion is obsolete, said Loper. section, all fund balances were posi- Johnston gym. The Massie Field said. rently $1,500.” According Proposal No.’s 6 and 7 tive. The board accepted the audi- scoreboard could be replaced with –Approved raising the substitute to Loper, this spending are general updates, tor’s report, allocating $200,000 for donated funds, said Steiger. teacher’s pay to $100 per day up from limit was set in 1971 and according to Loper. As the a 5% threshold to comply with state –Approved placing an ad in the $84. has not been updated with city no longer has a health standards and $60,000 for leasing of Daily Globe to sell the school dis- –Heard a report on math and inflation in mind. This officer or chief of police, the school district’s new buses. trict’s four buses it no longer uses. reading proficiency scores at Wash- would allow the council to and the city only has one In other business, the board: –Discussed an update on a Fab ington Elementary School from Dan “provide more flexibility to ward, rather than multiple –Approved the contract with Alan Lab (fabrication lab) for the school. Niemi. Out of about 750 schools, the the manager’s day-to-day wards as the old language Tulppo of the Gogebic-Ontonagon Tulppo informed the board that they school ranks 267 on state testing, functioning and purchas- states. “They are outdated,” Intermediate School District for were in the second phase of a three- said Niemi. In math proficiency, the ing ability, as the council she said. superintendent services while super- phase process to establish a fab lab school scored a 56 with the state sees fit.” intendent Dave Wineburner is on in the school. The first phase average being 30. In reading, the The city charter current- Bessemer Area School non-disciplinary leave. Wineburner involves grant writing and an effort school scored a 63. The state average ly requires four consecu- District: was placed on leave at a meeting on to create a culture where students is 60, he said. tive meeting days of the Voters in the Bessemer Board of Review, which it area school district will TUESDAY EVENING OCTOBER 29, 2019 has been found is typically also be asked to consider 7:007:308:008:309:009:3010:0010:3011:0011:30 not necessary, according to reducing the number of The Flash “There Will Be Arrow “Leap of Faith” (N) Seinfeld ’ Seinfeld ’ black-ish ’ black-ish ’ The Gold- The Gold- Loper. Proposal No. 3 board seats from five to # CW KDLH Blood” (N) (TVPG) (CC) ’ (TV14) (CC) (TVG) (CC) (TVPG) (TVPG) (TVPG) bergs ’ bergs ’ would reduce that number seven, according to board NCIS A 9-year-old girl is FBI A struggle to find jus- NCIS: New Orleans ’ Local 3 (:35) The Late Show With James % to three days with addi- member Beth Steiger. CBS WJMN found hiding. ’ (TV14) tice for victims. 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VanderWall, and the Thousands of people in Cherry Industry Adminis- call home.” gory said. drying them into one rest of the Michigan Legis- Lansing, Ann Arbor and trative Board and the Food The CIAB strives to sta- So instead of being pound of dried cherries, lature for their thoughtful Oak Park will be a little Bank Council of Michigan. bilize tart cherry prices by dumped or put into stor- and selling them into the support of our anti-dump- less hungry because they The project arranges for each year issuing a market- age, the cherries are going U.S. market at 89 cents per ing case against Turkey,” now have access to more the delivery of surplus ing order, which stipulates into hungry mouths. pound,” Leelanau cherry LaCross said in Septem- Michigan cherries. cherry products to food what quantity of cherries More information about farmer Ben LaCross said in ber. Food banks in those banks. This first donation processors can sell on the the Food Bank Council of May. “To us, that’s text- Unfairly priced imports communities in September went to Food Gatherers in open market. Cherries not Michigan is available at book dumping.” are hurting the U.S. indus- were on the receiving end Ann Arbor, Forgotten Har- allowed to be sold can be fbcmich.org. The U.S. International try, the petition alleges. of a donation of 38,000 vest in Oak Park, and the put into storage, dumped Trade Commission in June Five U.S. processors are pounds of dried cherries Greater Lansing Food on the ground, or donated. Cherry imports voted unanimously to named in the cherry indus- and 22,000 pounds of Bank. “When we put them in Michigan’s tart cherry move forward with the try’s petition as filers: canned cherry pie filling. “Even in difficult times, storage, there’s a signifi- growers themselves are petition from the Dried Shoreline Fruit LLC of Tra- “We’ve got an oversup- one of the best ways we cant storage cost,” said navigating a rough spot. Tart Cherry Trade Com- verse City, Graceland Fruit ply of cherries,” said Don can help ourselves is by Gregory. “We thought, A growing quantity of mittee, which alleges Inc. of Frankfort, Cherry Gregory of Shoreline Fruit. helping others,” Shoreline rather than putting them tart cherries produced in imports from Turkey have Central Cooperative of Tra- “This gave us an opportu- Fruit LLC board member on the ground – and we Turkey are being imported harmed the U.S. cherry verse City, Smeltzer nity to get some of those Nels D. Veliquette said in a don’t want to put them in into the U.S., prompting a industry. The Michigan Orchard Co. of Frankfort, cherries out to some places press statement. storage – we can find a trade group to petition the House of Representatives and Payson Fruit Growers where they’ll do good, in “It gives us perspective way to donate these cher- federal government to in September passed a res- Co-op of Payson, Utah. terms of feeding people in the face of our own chal- ries. charge a tariff on Turkish olution to support the The petition identifies the and giving them an oppor- lenges. When more fami- “That’s why it worked cherries, with the aim of request. Similar resolu- group as the Dried Tart tunity to try some dried lies have access to an icon- out so well with the food leveling the pricing play- tions were introduced in Cherry Trade Committee. cherries.” ic and healthy Michigan bank, because they said, ing field. the state Senate. The trade commission The donation from food, in a small but impor- ‘Here, we’ll help with the “Turkey is buying “The northern Michi- is set to deliver a final Shoreline is the first from a tant way, we strengthen processing costs if you frozen cherries at $1.10 gan Cherry industry is determination on the peti- new joint project coordi- the connection of our com- donate the cherries.’ And per pound, taking four grateful to Rep. O’Malley, tion by Jan. 27, 2020. How does hormone therapy affect heart health in transgender people?

American Heart After reviewing remain about whether Association News dozens of studies, the researchers should com- Cardiovascular health researchers concluded pare transgender individ- in transgender people the use of estrogen by uals with people of their requires a multifaceted transgender women may birth sex or their adopt- approach to care, accord- be associated with an ed gender. ing to a new report that increased risk of heart Jae Sevelius, a profes- looked at a range of attack and ischemic sor at the Center of issues in how hormone stroke. On the other Excellence for Transgen- therapy affects heart hand, the use of testos- der Health at the Univer- health. terone by transgender sity of California in San The study, published men did not seem to Francisco, called the Monday in the American increase cardiovascular study “a really important Heart Association jour- risk. paper because it high- Associated Press nal Hypertension, set out Dr. Paul Connelly, one lights the gaps in what OPPOSITION PROTESTERS sing the national anthem during a protest against pres- to create a guidepost for of the study’s we don’t know and pro- ident Nicolas Maduro and against the failures of public services in the State of future medical care by researchers, said those vides a springboard for Zulia, in Caracas, Venezuela, Thursday. Demonstrators mobilized in support of the examining past research findings were somewhat future research.” inhabitants of the western state of Zulia, which suffers daily power outages that on hormone therapy and unexpected, because Sevelius, who was not sometimes last more than 20 hours. transgender individuals, estrogen is thought to involved in the study, who makes up an esti- reduce inflammation and said the paper points to mated 1 in 200 people in have a protective effect the need for doctors and the U.S. on the vascular system, researchers “to take a “It’s a pretty unique while testosterone is community participatory EU hosts Venezuela migrant talks situation, and there’s not thought to have a more approach … It’s impor- a lot of literature avail- mixed effect with some tant to make sure that able,” said the study’s negative impact on car- we’re speaking the lan- as region struggles to cope lead author, Dr. Chris- diovascular health. guage of the trans com- By LORNE COOK left conflict-ravaged Syria dened their institutional tian Delles. “How we think these munity, giving them Associated Press “We already know sex sex hormones act within accurate information, since 2011 if departures scaffolding” and that “their hormones are important the vascular system is and also asking them BRUSSELS (AP) – Hun- continue at the same rate. budgets are exhausted.” to cardiovascular health, really not what we’re see- ‘What do you think the dreds of representatives “The magnitude, reach Despite the popular good- and now we have people ing in transgender most pressing research from governments, interna- and complexity of the cur- will and many acts of chari- being exposed to high patients as a whole,” said questions are?’” tional agencies and charity rent crisis has some global ty, resentment is slowly ris- levels of sex hormones Connelly, a clinical A 2015 survey showed groups gathered in Brus- implications, including the ing among the citizens of they normally would not research fellow at the about a quarter of trans- sels Monday for a “solidari- European continent. It can Venezuela’s neighbors as have, which could be University of Glasgow. “It gender people don’t seek ty conference” to drum up also pose risks to regional money is spent to help the associated with cardio- opens a lot of questions preventive care because support for millions of stability,” Eduardo Stein, displaced. vascular benefit or risk. about how we can limit they fear discrimination. Venezuelans who have fled the Venezuela envoy for the Neighboring Colombia If there’s a risk, we have any potential risk and Sevelius said it’s the political crisis and to U.N.’s refugee agency and has seen its Venezuelan to find how big the risk is allow transgender adults essential doctors stay help neighboring countries the International Organiza- population soar from and how we can manage to have better evidence well-informed and open- that are taking them in. tion for Migration, told del- 48,000 to 870,000, while it,” said Delles, a profes- based-guidance to man- minded when treating The South American egates at the start of the thousands more have fled sor at the Institute of age their health.” transgender patients. nation of roughly 30 mil- two-day meeting in the Bel- to other Latin American Cardiovascular and Med- The study focused on “Some doctors who lion people is gripped by a gian capital. countries and the United deepening political and “For the coming year, we States. The number of peo- ical Sciences at the Uni- gender hormone thera- don’t fully understand versity of Glasgow. py’s affect on cardiovas- transgender health care economic crisis. People live project the total number of ple born in Venezuela who cular health, but it also might, with the best of in fear of anything from vio- Venezuelan refugees and live in Spain has jumped concluded that hormone intentions, tell a trans- lent street protests to a mas- migrants world-wide to from 165,000 in 2015 to AUKEE therapy also impacts gender woman who sive power failure. The pass from 4.5 million to 6.5 255,000 last year, accord- CHIROPRACTIC bone metabolism and the smokes ‘When you quit International Monetary million, nearly 85% of ing to Spain’s National Natural, Safe, Drug Free, risk of malignancy. As a smoking, we can start Fund says inflation is whom will be found in Institute of Statistics. AFFORDABLE Chiropractic result, “a cross-disci- you on these hormones,’ expected to hit a staggering Latin America,” he said. While the event is not a 200,000% this year. Care, We Correct CAUSES, plinary approach is not understanding that Most Venezuelans have donor conference, some Around 4.5 million peo- Rather Than Treat Symptoms. required to provide hormones themselves remained in Latin America, countries are expected to ple have fled Venezuela in transgender people with can be a lifesaving treat- notably Colombia, or the pledge money, given the recent years to escape low We Accept: optimal care,” the report ment, and it really Caribbean, weighing heavi- dire need for health care, wages, failing basic services ly on those economies. job, documentation and • Medicare • Blue Cross Blue Shield said. should be the patient and a lack of security, and Stein said the sheer education services, beyond It also concluded making an informed • WI Medicaid And Most the numbers will soon sur- • Other Insurances there wasn’t enough evi- decision,” she said. weight of arrivals in host the basic needs of food and M dence to assess the long- Connelly agreed. pass the 5.6 million who’ve countries “has overbur- shelter. Call To Schedule An Cal Appointment Today! term effects of “pubertal “Probably the most suppression,” or using important thing is to Health Briefs (906) 932-7411 medication during make the transgender Franz E. Aukee, DC puberty to suppress sex community aware that Office Hours: 2 measles cases 200 East Ayer St. Mon.-Thurs. 8-5 hormones. The report we’re not trying to reduce there had not been any Neronha announced Mon- Ironwood, MI Fri. 8-12 also said questions access to treatment, but from exposure at new cases in six weeks. day that the money settles to offer them a way to use Portland, Oregon That outbreak sickened allegations that Reckitt hormones safely and airport more than 70 people in Benckiser either directly or PLANNING A SURGERY? lower any potential risk Oregon and southwest through a subsidiary, Villa Maria Health & Rehabilitation to their cardiovascular PORTLAND, Ore. (AP) Washington. improperly marketed and Since then, there have promoted Suboxone, Center will assist you in a speedy health,” he said. – Two people have been diagnosed with measles been scattered cases in resulting in improper recovery with our professional To key to risk reduc- tion is conducting large, after coming into contact both states and in the expenditures of state Medi- rehabilitation staff. Our Benefit in-depth studies that with a passenger on an Idaho Panhandle. caid funds. Specialist will meet with you to assist could untangle the mys- international flight at Port- Routine childhood He says almost $3 mil- with any insurance questions, and teries of how gender hor- land International Airport immunizations include a lion of the settlement will who was contagious with series of two shots to pro- be returned to the state’s financial planning. mone therapy affects health. Future research the viral illness. vide measles immunity. Executive Office of Health on the topic is “urgently The Oregon Health and Human Services, and Authority said Monday Rhode Island gets $2.4 million will be Call Monday-Friday, 8:00am–4:00pm required,” the study said. “Around the world, that one resident of Lane $5.4M as part of returned to the federal gov- for more information or to arrange a County and one visitor to opioid settlement ernment. tour of our Rehabilitation Center. gender identity clinics are becoming more com- Washington County were Suboxone Film was on the same flight on Oct. PROVIDENCE, R.I. (AP) marketed by RB’s former mon and more utilized,” – Rhode Island’s attorney Connelly said. “So, this is 12. prescription business Indi- Neither person had general says the state is get- vior, which was spun off in really a public health ting $5.4 million as part of VILLA MARIA opportunity to get in at been fully vaccinated 2014. Health & Rehabilitation Center a nationwide settlement Reckitt Benckiser denies ______the ground floor and against the highly conta- gious disease. with a British company engaging in wrongful con- A Division of Avanti Health Systems improve the health of a Know All Options Health authorities in that once distributed an duct and said the settle- 300 VILLA DRIVE • HURLEY, WISCONSIN population that is not opioid addiction treat- Available To You FAMILY OWNED & OPERATED only larger than we once April declared a measles ment was in the best inter- outbreak in the Pacific ment. est of the company and its Before Your Surgery thought, but one that’s Attorney General Peter (715) 561-3200 expanding.” Northwest finished after shareholders. l THE DAILY GLOBE • YOURDAILYGLOBE.COM TUESDAY, OCTOBER 29, 2019 7 AREA / NATION Arkansas lawmaker, Obituaries civil rights attorney John Walker dies LITTLE ROCK, Ark. Elsie Mae Hamel Robin Marie Tice (AP) – John Walker, an Arkansas lawmaker and BERGLAND, Mich. – Elsie Mae Hamel, 70, of MARENISCO, Mich. – Robin Marie Jesse, on May 16, civil rights attorney who Birch Street, Bergland, passed away on Thursday, Tice, 50, of Marenisco, passed away in 2015. represented black students Oct. 24, 2019, surrounded by her family. her home on Saturday, Oct. 26, 2019, Robin is survived in a long-running court Elsie was born at her family home in Bergland on surrounded by her loving family after by her husband, fight over the desegrega- Sept. 19, 1949. She was the daughter of the late a courageous battle with cancer. She Tim; a daughter, tion of Little Rock area Einard and Georgianna Perttu. Elsie attended the was greeted by her son, Jesse, as she Bethany Tice and schools, has died. He was entered into eternal glory with her Sav- fiancé, Dennis Hall, 82. Bergland High School and graduated in 1967. The Pulaski County Elsie was a homemaker; she enjoyed cooking, ior. both of Rhinelander, Robin was born on June 30, 1969, Wis.; a son, Daniel, coroner said Walker died baking and crocheting blankets for her family. Many at his Little Rock home in Marinette, Wis., to Tom Hoffman Marenisco; three will remember Elsie as the Avon Lady in Bergland Robin Marie Monday morning but the for many years. Elsie also worked at the motel in and Judy Price. The family moved to Tice cherished grandchil- cause of death was not yet Bergland and as a waitress and cook at Antonio’s Marenisco in 1970. Robin was a mem- 1969 — 2019 dren, Gracie Bou- known. Funeral arrange- until May 2014. ber of the Roosevelt High School Class vette and Aiden and ments are pending. Elsie married Clayton “Butch” Hamel on May 18, of 1988, where she enjoyed volleyball Sera Johnson; her father, Tom Hoff- Walker, a Democrat, had 1968, at the Trinity Lutheran Church. They were and cheerleading. man, Athelstane, Wis.; her mother, represented a Little Rock blessed with 51 years of marriage. They enjoyed Robin spent more than 30 years Judy (Dennis) LaTour, Peshtigo, Wis.; district in the state House dancing, attending sporting events, traveling and with the love of her life and best her father-in-law, Mike (Janette) Tice, since 2011. He had been friend, Tim Tice, whom she married Marenisco; her mother-in-law, Julie involved in some of the spending time with family and friends. Elsie loved to state’s most high-profile watch the big freighters go through the Soo Locks, on March 22, 1991. Tice, Marenisco; two brothers, Ken Robin worked as a cook most of her Hoffman, Peshtigo, and Paul (Cheryl) discrimination and civil spin the wheel at the casino and watch the Game rights cases, including the Show Network. Elsie and Butch enjoyed their last life and the last 14 years at the P.I. Pub Hoffman, Ironwood; a sister, Sue (Jay) desegregation case, which trip in 2015, a cross-country journey by passenger in Presque Isle, Wis. Her work ethic Flynn, Ironwood; her brother-in-law, stemmed from a 1982 law- train to Seattle. Elsie loved cheering on her favorite and dedication were second to none. Todd Tice, Memphis, Tenn.; many suit the Little Rock school teams, the Minnesota Vikings and the Detroit Tigers. She loved spending time with her co- nieces, nephews, aunts, uncles and district filed against the Elsie was preceded in death by her parents; and a workers, who were some of her closest special friends, including, Wendy and state and neighboring dis- brother, Herb Perttu. friends. Nicole Catenacci, both of Escanaba, tricts over racial disparities Elsie is survived by her husband, Butch; sons, Her joys in life were her family, Ashley Heil, Wakefield, and Jamie that remained decades after Todd (Amy) Hamel, Tom (Tera) Hamel and stepson, especially her grandchildren, who Moll, Ironwood. the 1957 integration of were her pride and joy. Robin took A celebration of Robin’s life will be Central High School. Bruce (Elvira) James; and grandchildren, Austin “What he did in this Dishneau, Kevin Dishneau, Easton Hamel, Logan great care in making those around held Sunday, Nov. 3, at 2 p.m., preced- her feel loved and special. She loved ed by visitation at noon, at the state made a difference for Hamel, Alexa Vallejo, Sage James and Katya James. everyone in this state,” She is also survived by a sister, Bonita (Rudy) John- gardening, flowers, puzzles, cooking Marenisco Town Hall. The Rev. Chips state Sen. Joyce Elliott, son; a brother, Ray (Sue) Perttu; her sister-in-law, and seeing sights in new places. Paulson and Pastor Roy Speck will offi- chairwoman of the Legisla- Jeanne Perttu; and numerous nieces and nephews. Robin was selfless, always putting ciate. A luncheon will follow the ser- tive Black Caucus. “I don’t By Elsie’s request, no service will be held. The others first. She took great care of her vice. think everyone will realize family asks that you take a moment to hug those mother-in-law, Julie, for the past 10 Funeral arrangements have been the full measure of that for close to you and tell them you love them. Time waits years until she was unable to do so entrusted to Jerald Rocco, owner and quite some time.” for no one. Goodbyes are not the end. It’s simply due to her illness. Robin will be manager of Lakeside Memorial Chapel Federal judges have until we meet again. Thanks to the Keeper of the deeply missed by all those who loved Inc., in Wakefield. Condolences may ruled Little Rock and North Little Rock schools Stars. and knew her. be expressed online at lakesidememo- She was predeceased by her son, rialchapel.com. substantially complied Funeral arrangements have been entrusted to Jer- with a 1998 desegregation ald Rocco, owner and manager of Lakeside Memori- For reprints or lamination services, plan, and the two remain- al Chapel Inc., in Wakefield. Condolences may be contact the Daily Globe at 906-932-2211 ing districts in the case are expressed online at lakesidememorialchapel.com. seeking release.

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(This Is Not A Coupon) (This Is Not A Coupon) l 8 TUESDAY, OCTOBER 29, 2019 AREA / STATE THE DAILY GLOBE • YOURDAILYGLOBE.COM Record Ontonagon commission settles lawsuit POLICE REPORTS deputies responded to a suspi- By JAN TUCKER and Housing Commission Presi- not part of the commission suit and City of Ironwood cious situation complaint near [email protected] The Michigan State Police East Lake Road in Ironwood dent Rich Ernest strongly believe the three did not pay a cent. Smydra Wakefield Post reported the Township on Sunday, at 7 p.m. ONTONAGON – The nearly three their actions were entirely appro- concluded, “I consider the matter arrest of a 47-year-old Iron- The caller reported hearing year saga of the village of Ontonagon priate and Lockhart’s claims were closed.” wood man following a traffic around 10 gunshots in succes- stop on West Birch Street in sion and feared it was a hunter and the Ontonagon Housing Com- and are unsupportable. Ernest said that the real losers in Ironwood for operating a motor in distress signaling for help. mission, which included lawsuits To this, Lockhart replied that the the entire suit were the residents of vehicle without a driver’s Deputies encountered a per- and accusations, apparently came to lawsuit was not about money but the the housing unit. He said, because of license on Oct. 21 at 2:40 a.m. son who said he was clearing an end Monday at the Ontonagon Vil- high number represents what she the lawsuit, the commission’s insur- ——— a skunk out of the area. The MSP reported the lage Council meeting. would have earned if she had stayed ance carrier has increased its rate by arrest of a 48-year-old Wake- ACCIDENTS The final action was settlement of employed at the housing commission 25% and it is anticipated that the rate field man for driving with a sus- Gogebic County a suit brought by Sue Lockhart until retirement. She added she increase will continue for the next pended license following a traf- A GCSD report aid that fic stop on Suffolk Street in deputies responded to com- against the commission and the dis- would not have sued if she had five years. Ironwood on Oct. 22 at 12:30 plaint that 2005 Chevrolet missal of suits brought by Lockhart received an apology. “This is money that could have a.m. Upland van had gone in the against two village councilmen and “All they would have had to do is been spent on improving the quality ——— ditch on Anvil Road near U.S. the president of the Housing Com- apologize and it would have been of housing for the resident but will The MSP reported the 2 in Bessemer on Oct. 20, at arrested of a 34-year-old Iron- 2:49 p.m. The vehicle mission. over,” she said. instead go to the insurance carrier,” wood man for operating a belonged to a 27-year-old Lockhart addressed a letter writ- Lockhart claimed that she asked Executive Director Karen Jackson motor vehicle without a driver’s Bessemer woman who told ten to the housing officials from their for an apology twice and when it did said. license following a traffic stop deputies that she walked home on Leonard Street in Ironwood after going in the ditch. She attorney which indicated the com- not come, she sued. She also said that During village manager Joe Erick- on Wednesday at 9:55 p.m. was not intoxicated but was mission settled the suit filed by Lock- it was the housing commission son’s report to the council, he noted ——— advised to remain at the scene hart for $25,000 because the total lawyer that approached her to seek a the end of the financials at the hous- The MSP arrested a 37- of an accident in the future “represents substantially less than settlement. ing unit are done and for the first year-old Bessemer man for unless presented with danger. driving while license suspend- The vehicle was towed. 5% of Mrs. Lockhart’s demands.” Lockhart continued she was not time since at least 2005, revenues at ed during a traffic stop on ——— The commission’s attorney, assessed commission fees, but they the housing commission exceeded Cloverland Drive in Ironwood MSP reported four car-deer Matthew Wojda, claimed the cost paid hers, she claimed. Village expenditures and the net worth of the on Friday at 10:45 p.m. crashes in Gogebic County ——— between Oct. 21-27, including of going forward would have Council President Tony Smydra housing units increased by over MSP reported the arrest of one on U.S. 2 in Wakefield exceeded the cost of settling. It was reported that he, Councilman Don $100,000. He continued that is 23% a 41-year-old Bessemer Township, two on U.S. 2 in revealed later that Lockhart had Chastan and Ernest had been sued improvement in net position over the woman for operating a motor Watersmeet Township, and sought approximately $100,000. for defamation, whistle blowing vio- course of the previous year. In con- vehicle while under the influ- another on County Road 532 ence of an intoxicant following in Watersmeet Township, Wojda added the settlement was a lation, and other charges by Lock- trast, he said the net position of the a traffic stop on Aurora Street “matter of business and conve- hart and the court dismissed the housing commission between 2006 in Ironwood on Saturday at Ontonagon County nience.” He said the commission charges. He also claimed they were and 2018 decreased by 66%. 2:20 a.m. MSP reported an respond- ing to a minor accident involv- Gogebic County ing an adult on an all-terrain Bicyclist The MSP reported the vehicle on One Mile Road in Township board approves gym improvements arrested of a 42-year-old Illi- Stannard Township on Satur- injured on nois man for operating a motor day at 1 p.m. There were no By RICHARD JENKINS gym roof after it was dam- prevent it from deteriorat- vehicle while under the influ- injuries. [email protected] ence of an intoxicant following ——— aged due to last winter’s ing further. The board also Iron Belle a traffic stop on U.S. 45 in MSP reported three car- IRONWOOD TOWN- snow load. “I think this is authorized hiring Ruotsala Watersmeet Township on deer crashes in Ontonagon SHIP – The Ironwood an opportunity for us to try to build a small roof above Trail Wednesday at 12:46 a.m. County between Oct. 21-27, ——— including one on U.S. 45 in Township Board of to … make this place a little the gym’s eastern exit for By TOM LAVENTURE MSP reported the arrested Stannard Township, two on M- Trustees approved addi- bit more palatable for the $2,500 and any costs for [email protected] of a 35-year-old Bessemer 29 and M-64 in Bergland tional work on the town- rest of the township.” repairing the steps. man for assault during a traffic Township. MSP also respond- ship gym Monday. The $11,493 the board Ruotsala will also be the IRONWOOD – A 71- stop on Lake Road in Iron- ed to a car-deer crash on M-28 year-old Shelby Township wood Township on Thursday at in Kenton Township in The board approved approved includes $7,800 contractor painting the 10:50 p.m. Houghton County. spending $11,493 on a pair for painting and other gym, according to informa- man was injured Friday ——— of projects in the township touch-ups to the gym inte- tion presented to the while riding a bicycle on The GCSD responded to a ANIMAL COMPLAINTS the Iron Belle Trail, accord- noise complaint at a hotel in City of Ironwood hall’s gym that will piggy- rior and $3,693 for the board. Watersmeet on Saturday at The MSP responded to an back on the ongoing installation of a speaker In other action, the ing to a report of the Goge- 2:30 p.m. Deputies contacted animal cruelty complaint in repairs to the building. system in the gym to allow board: bic County Sheriff’s Office. a 45-year-old male who said Ironwood on Wednesday at “I don’t think we’re it to host larger meetings –Accepted the Gogebic The accident occurred he would turn down his music. 1:35 p.m. A resident reported a at around 2:10 p.m., near ——— neighbor’s skittish dog was going to have more of a and other functions. Range Water Authority’s A GCSD report said lying in her yard and had golden opportunity than Earlier this month, the hydrant flushing schedule the area of Country Club deputies responded to a strange orange markings this, to do some renova- board hired Ruotsala Con- as a communication. Road in Ironwood Town- report of “loud boom” sounds drawn onto its body including a ship, the report said. Sev- in the area of Snow Strasse dollar sign on its face. tions to the gym,” Supervi- struction – the company According to the schedule Lane in Ironwood Township Deputies could not make con- sor Jim Simmons said, repairing the gym roof – to the township’s system is eral teenagers on bikes and feared they were home tact with the owner and asked referring to the work still install a cap on the build- expected to be flushed were passing the Shelby explosions on Sunday at 2:36 the complainant to call again if being done to repair the ing’s chimney for $1,950 to Nov. 18-22. man on both sides, when a p.m. Deputies encountered the dog returns. teen girl who was unsure two men who were shooting a brand of exploding targets Gogebic County Woman accused of fatally stabbing ex-boyfriend testifies of what direction to take and said they were now done The MSP responded to a MENOMONIE, Wis. (AP) – A western her skin with a knife. when passing the man for the day. A deputy informed loose animal complaint in Iron- accidentally caught her the caller that everything was wood Township on Oct. 20, at Wisconsin woman accused of fatally stab- KARE-TV reports McCandless testified OK. 4:40 p.m. The complainant bing her ex-boyfriend says she was afraid she kneed Woodworth in the groin – caus- arm on his bike, the report ——— saw loose chickens and he was going to kill her. ing him to drop the knife, which she said. The MSP reported the turkeys on Vanderhagen Road Ezra McCandless took the witness picked up. She says Woodworth grabbed Deputies arrived on the arrested of a 28-year-old and some were either getting scene to find the man was Bessemer man who was want- hit by cars or at risk of getting stand in her own defense Monday. The 22- her, and she started “stabbing him any- ed on a bench warrant during a hit. The deputy spoke with the year-old McCandless testified she and Alex where and everywhere I could.” conscious but injured with traffic stop on U.S. 2 in Besse- property owner and said a cita- Woodworth got stuck in the mud while McCandless is accused of stabbing Alex a large lump on his fore- mer on Sunday at 4 p.m. tion will be issued instead of a head and a scrape on his ——— warning for lack of coopera- driving to a country road and that he Woodworth 16 times, killing him in the A GCSD report said tion. began cutting her clothing and pricking backseat of her car in March 2018. face. Beacon Area Ambu- lance arrived to check the bolts resolution that we Erickson said. “A lot of over summer by the state of ber, to complete the term condition of the man and Ironwood need to have for DNR,” people are working Michigan Department of expiring on Aug. 31, 2022. girl and recommended the Bergman said. together to make that hap- the Treasury, Erickson In other business, the man go to the hospital. From page 1 In the city manager’s pen in time for the start of said. Gogebic County was commission approved the The man’s wife arrived wood on U.S. 2. The east report, Scott Erickson said the season.” also recognized for a per- exemption out option of to pick up his bicycle and monument would be on the temporary dome over The Civic Center man- fect AMAR score and Provision of Public Act went on to the hospital. the south side of U.S. 2, the Pat O’Donnell Civic ager’s position has been re- received the awards from 152, an annual require- The mother of the juve- just west of the Industrial Center was inflated over advertised after the recent David Buick, executive ment of the state to show nile arrived at the scene to Park entrance, while the the weekend. The work to finalist for the position director of the state Tax compliance for public take her daughter home. west sign would be located remove the roof and walls decided on another job Commission. employee medical benefit The report did not mention at the Michigan Welcome for the dome is so the facil- option, Erickson said. The The city assessor’s office plan coverage. if the girl had any injuries. Center. ity can be used for the application deadline ended and Dennis Hewitt were The monuments will 2019-20 winter season. Monday and the interviews most responsible for the alert drivers they have Next summer, the city of should start in a week or city’s compliance with all crossed the Wisconsin bor- Ironwood’s insurance will two, he said. of the items that were cov- der into Ironwood from the replace the building that The city water filtration ered with the AMAR audit, west and when they have was damaged by heavy system committee will inter- Erickson said. entered Ironwood from the snow in March. The insur- view two engineering firms The city approved a east, Bergman said. er’s engineering firm deter- that specialize in municipal $48,768 payment for street New gateway signage is mined the footings are water delivery systems this construction work to Ange- also needed at the corner sound and the structure week, Erickson said. lo Luppino, Inc. The pay- of U.S. 2/Cloverland Drive will be built at the same The state Tax Commis- ment concludes the 2019 and Douglas Boulevard, location, he said. sion approved the award at Local Street Paving Pro- Bergman said. City staff “The work is now con- its Oct. 14 meeting, to gram that was within bud- If household tasks are more difficult to accomplish because will open bids for signage tinuing on the interior acknowledge the city of get at $161,095, he said. of health or mobility issues — count on the team at Avanti that will more clearly direct with cleanup and hooking Ironwood for its perfect Mayor Annette Burchell Home Care. 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His strong play has helped the Packers (7-1) to their best start since opening 13-0 in 2011. "Some of those throws just leave you speechless, to be hon- est with you," coach Matt LaFleur said. Making Rodgers' perfor- mances all the more impressive is he's done it without star receiver Davante Adams, who missed his fourth consecutive game with turf toe. "We've found a way to win," Rodgers said after the 31-24 vic- tory over the Chiefs. "It hasn't been the prettiest the entire time. There's been some pretty Associated Press moments, though. It's a lot of GREEN BAY Packers quarterback Aaron Rodgers (12) is tackled by Kansas City Chiefs defensive tackle Khalen Saunders (99) during the guys really pitching in (and) it it's second half against the Kansas City Chiefs in Kansas City, Mo., Sunday. given those guys a chance to gain some confidence. At the same with 34 receptions – almost we going to match up with who?'" against the Chiefs, with 67 yards two series with an injured right time, we're excited about getting matching the 35 receptions he Then it's our responsibility to try on 13 carries (5.2 average) and ring finger. Alex Light replaced (Adams) back at some point." had in his first two seasons com- to exploit the best matchup." seven catches for 159 yards (22.7 him, with the Packers scoring a Rodgers is playing so well that bined. Against the Chiefs, he had WHAT'S NOT WORKING average) and two touchdowns. touchdown on his first posses- LaFleur took a chance on third- a 50-yard catch in the first half, a Green Bay's pass defense, That receiving total was the most sion and running out the final and-5 at the two-minute warning. 67-yard touchdown in the second which is fourth with eight inter- by a running back since Le'Veon five-plus minutes on the second. He could have kept the ball on half and the clinching third-down ceptions, fourth with 39 passes Bell in 2014. Bulaga expects to play on Sunday the ground and drained 45 sec- conversion. defensed and 14th with 20 sacks, STOCK DOWN at the Los Angeles Chargers once onds off the clock. Instead, he Jones' production as a receiver has made some big plays. Howev- The Packers are 4-0 without he and the trainers can settle on a called a pass. An incompletion could put defenses in a bind, er, on a play-to-play basis, the Adams but the contributions protective device. would have stopped the clock because he's been routinely beat- Packers have given up big games from the rest of the receiver KEY NUMBER and given the Chiefs a chance to ing linebackers in coverage. The to Dallas' Dak Prescott, Oakland's group have been sporadic. Regu- 61.5 percent – Green Bay's rally. Instead, Rodgers fired a answer for opposing defensive Derek Carr and the Chiefs' Matt lar starters Marquez Valdes- third-down conversion rate the pass into the flat to running back coordinators would be to use an Moore. The Packers are 24th with Scantling (one catch, 4 yards) past two games. The first six Aaron Jones for the clinching first extra defensive back, but that 7.30 yards allowed per pass play. and Geronimo Allison (one games, the Packers moved the down. would invite Jones to get the ball Up next: the Chargers' Philip catch, 7 yards) combined to catch chains only 31.0 percent of the WHAT'S WORKING in the running game. Rivers, who is on pace to pass for two of five targeted passes for 11 time. Jones wasn't much of a factor "I think when we get in some more than 4,600 yards. yards. NEXT STEPS in the passing game his first two of those empty formations or we STOCK UP INJURED After a home-heavy schedule seasons but has become a major have the back out wide," LaFleur The Packers haven't a running Right tackle Bryan Bulaga, to start the season, the Packers option this season. Not only does said, "it forces the defense to back like Jones since Ahman who had not allowed a sack in will play a second consecutive he have a team-leading 466 rush- make a decision, if they're in man Green at the start of the millenni- the first seven weeks but gave up road game, this one at the Charg- ing yards, but he paces the club coverage, of, 'All right, who are um. Jones had a huge game one on Sunday, missed the final ers. Lions get much-needed win Middleton scores 21, after week of upheaval leads Bucks DETROIT (AP) – The Detroit Lions past Cavaliers wrapped up a turbulent week with an impor- tant victory – thanks to another sharp per- 129-112 formance by Matthew Stafford. MILWAUKEE (AP) – Stafford threw an ill-advised pass early on The Milwaukee Bucks that was intercepted, but he played well the were in a serious mood rest of the way, throwing for 342 yards and Monday night after a loss three touchdowns in Sunday's 31-26 victory to Miami in their home over the New York Giants. Stafford has opener over the weekend. bounced back pretty well from a disappoint- Khris Middleton scored ing 2018. In fact, his passer rating of 105.3 21 points and the Bucks would be the highest of his career if the sea- used a strong finish to hold son ended now. off the Cleveland Cavaliers Stafford has 16 touchdown passes and 129-112. only four interceptions. Middleton scored 10 "He is just a competitive, competitive guy. points in a late 28-12 run He always wants to be the best, and he's Associated Press and seven Milwaukee (2-1) great," coach Matt Patricia said. "He works DETROIT LIONS quarterback Matthew players finished in double really hard, he's competitive, he's tough, he's Stafford looks downfield Sunday. figures. grinding it out every single day." that is open, to where the coverage tells me to "Khris really kind of put The Lions had lost three games in a row, Associated Press the nail in the coffin with a throw it. I'm just trying to read every play DETROIT PISTONS guard Bruce Brown (6) is defended and last Tuesday, they announced that sec- appropriately and trust in our guys that couple of his finishes," ond-year running back Kerryon Johnson by Indiana Pacers center Myles Turner (33) during the Bucks coach Mike Buden- they're going to win," Stafford said. "They are first half Monday in Detroit. was going on injured reserve with a knee winning a bunch right now and making holzer said. "He's a big shot- injury. That same day, Detroit traded defen- great plays for me, so that's just what I'm try- maker and closer." sive back Quandre Diggs to Seattle. ing to do. I don't go into a game and go, Pistons edge Pacers 96-94, Cleveland had pulled The Lions fell out of contention last year 'Man, I'm going to feed this guy or feed that within 96-91 on a Tristan after trading receiver Golden Tate, and they guy.'" keep Indiana winless Thompson dunk with 9:26 certainly seemed to be heading in the wrong WHAT NEEDS HELP remaining, but Milwaukee DETROIT (AP) – There are plenty of minutes available in direction again going into the game against Detroit rushed for only 59 yards on 25 responded. Point guard Eric Detroit's rotation right now, with two starters injured. the Giants. But New York was a vulnerable carries, so Johnson's absence was felt. Bledsoe had six points as Christian Wood is taking advantage. opponent, and the Lions were playing at STOCK UP the Bucks went up by 12, Wood had 19 points and 12 rebounds, and the Pistons home. Detroit handed the Giants their Defensive lineman Trey Flowers, a big and Middleton hit a pair of fourth straight loss. acquisition in the offseason, has been fairly edged Indiana 96-94 on Monday night for their second vic- 3-pointers, the second one "I think the team has been working really quiet since joining the Lions, but he had two tory against the winless Pacers in less than a week. Derrick giving Milwaukee a 124-103 hard. I think we had a rough couple of sacks against New York and forced a fumble. Rose made a driving layup with 28.3 seconds left to give lead with 2:50 remaining. weeks, and I think the guys have been fight- STOCK DOWN Detroit the lead for good. On a relatively quiet ing," Patricia said. "I think they've been bat- When the Lions traded Diggs, that sug- The 24-year-old Wood reached double figures in scoring night for Bucks star Giannis tling. I think we've been in a couple of close gested that they were pretty happy with their for a second straight game. Antetokounmpo (14 points games where we had a chance to win, and other options in the secondary, but the "It's all about opportunity," he said. "Always keep saying on 5-of-15 shooting and 10 that stuff is hard. These guys put a lot into defensive backfield did not have a particular- it: Once an opportunity presents itself, I'm going to do the rebounds), Milwaukee got a this stuff, and when it doesn't go the way you ly good game Sunday. Darius Slay was out best I can." huge boost from reserves wanted it to, it can weigh you down." with an injury, and cornerbacks Justin Cole- Rose shot just 4 of 16 from the field and was having a George Hill and Pat Con- Lions fans were incensed earlier this sea- man, Rashaan Melvin and Mike Ford had particularly tough time in the fourth quarter, but his left- naughton. Hill had 19 son when some questionable calls hurt problems against New York's passing game. handed layup went in off the glass to put Detroit up 95-94. points and Connaughton Detroit late in a loss at Green Bay. It should Rookie quarterback Daniel Jones threw for Malcolm Brogdon missed at the other end, but Indiana got scored 17, including 14 in be noted, then, that the Lions were the bene- 322 yards and four touchdowns for the an offensive rebound. T.J. Warren then missed badly on a the first half. Giants. ficiaries of some important decisions Sun- difficult 3-pointer from the corner, and the Pistons came up "We play great together; INJURED day. A running-into-the-punter call in the sec- with the ball. we have great continuity," ond quarter kept a drive alive, and Detroit Adding to the secondary's issues was the "We have a timeout there. If you get caught, you use the fact that defensive back Tracy Walker injured Connaughton said. "For us, ended up with a field goal. In the fourth timeout," Pacers coach Nate McMillan said. "I think he lost it's about making sure we quarter, a flag was thrown on a fourth-down his knee Sunday. Patricia said Monday that track of time – and threw one up." Walker is day to day. bring the energy and win- incomplete pass by the Giants. But officials Luke Kennard made one of two free throws for Detroit, ning plays and do our job." decided there was no foul for pass interfer- KEY NUMBER and Indiana had one more chance with 2 seconds left. War- 40.2 – Receiver Marvin Hall's average Brook Lopez had 16 ence, and the ball went over to the Lions. ren missed a 3-pointer from the left wing. points and Wesley yards per catch. He has 201 yards on only Andre Drummond had 18 points and 18 rebounds for WHAT'S WORKING five receptions this season, and he added Matthews and Bledsoe each the Pistons. Detroit, playing without Blake Griffin and Reg- A week after Marvin Jones caught four another big play against the Giants when he added 14 for Milwaukee. touchdown passes, the Lions showed how caught a 49-yard touchdown pass from gie Jackson, led most of the game, but the Pacers erased a Cleveland (1-2) was led many receiving threats they have. Kenny Stafford. nine-point deficit in the fourth quarter and led by four late. by guard Collin Sexton with Golladay had six receptions for 123 yards NEXT STEPS Kennard then got a fortunate bounce on a 3-pointer to make 18 points, and Tristan and two touchdowns, and Danny Amendola The Lions play their next two games on it 94-93, and Rose's basket gave the Pistons the lead. Thompson and Jordan caught eight passes for 95 yards. the road, starting this weekend against the Domantas Sabonis had 21 points and 14 rebounds for Clarkson each had 17. "I'm just trying to get the ball to the guy Oakland Raiders. Indiana, and Brogdon contributed 15 points and 11 assists. l 10 TUESDAY, OCTOBER 29, 2019 SPORTS THE DAILY GLOBE • YOURDAILYGLOBE.COM Daily Globe Scoreboard UP, Michigan high school football polls 8. Fenton 8-1 13 2. Niles Brandywine 9-0 32 U.P.Large SchoolPoll 9. North Farmington 9-0 8 (tie) Ithaca 8-1 32 Brooklyn 12.333 2 Record Points Last (tie) South Lyon 8-1 8 4. Montrose 8-1 30 (tie) Midland 8-1 8 5. Maple City Glen Lake 8-1 23 WorldAll Times Series EDT New York 13.250 2½ Samsons to play Salo’s 1. Calumet (5) 8-1 33 1 Others receiving votes: Livonia Franklin 7. 6. Ravenna 7-2 22 (Best-of-7; x-if necessary) Southeast Division 2. Escanaba (2) 7-2 29 2 Grosse Pointe South 6. Port Huron Northern 1. 7. Grass Lake 8-1 17 Houston 3, Washington 2 W L Pct GB Showcase in exhibition game 3. Marquette 5-4 16 3 Division 3 8. Hemlock 7-2 10 Tuesday, Oct. 22: Washington 5, Atlanta 21.667 — 4. Westwood 7-2 14 - School Record Points 9. Warren Michigan Collegiate 8-1 8 Houston 4 Miami 21.667 — IRONWOOD – The GCC Samsons 5. Menominee 6-3 12 5 1. Muskegon (5) 9-0 50 10. Calumet 8-1 5 Wednesday, Oct. 23: Washington Charlotte 12.333 1 Others receiving votes: Sault Ste. Marie (6-3) 2. Edwardsburg 9-0 44 Others receiving votes: Muskegon Catholic 12, Houston 3 Orlando 12.333 1 men’s basketball team will host Salo’s 1. 3. Byron Center 9-0 38 Central 1. Friday, Oct. 25: Houston 4, Washington 12.333 1 Small School Showcase of Duluth, Minn., in a presea- (tie) Orchard Lake St. Mary's 8-1 38 Division 7 Washington 1 Central Division Record Points Last 5. River Rouge 8-1 28 School Record Points Saturday, Oct. 26: Houston 8, WLPct GB son exhibition game on Wednesday at 7 1. Iron Mountain (7) 9-0 35 1 6. Chelsea 9-0 27 1. New Lothrop (2) 9-0 37 Washington 1 Milwaukee 21.667 — 2. Ishpeming 7-2 28 2 p.m. at the Lindquist Center. Admission 7. Zeeland West 8-1 20 2. Pewamo-Westphalia (1) 9-0 35 Sunday, Oct. 27: Houston 7, Detroit 22.500 ½ 3. West Iron County 7-2 21 3 8. Mason 9-0 13 (tie) Jackson Lumen Christi (1) 8-0 35 Washington 1 Cleveland 12.333 1 is free. 4. Lake Linden-Hubbell 6-3 14 4 9. Mount Pleasant 7-2 6 4. Clinton 8-0 27 Tuesday, Oct. 29: Washington Chicago 13.250 1½ 5. St. Ignace 5-4 3- (tie) Cedar Springs 8-1 6 5. Cassopolis 9-0 21 (Strasburg 18-6) at Houston (Ver- Indiana 03.000 2 Nance Jr. 6-9 1-2 15, Dellavedova DALLAS STARS — Recalled F Others receiving votes: Bark River-Harris (5- Others receiving votes: Coldwater 4. Grand (tie) Iron Mountain 9-0 21 lander 21-6), 8:07 p.m. (Fox) WESTERN CONFERENCE 2-5 1-1 5, Clarkson 6-13 3-3 17, Nick Caamano from Texas (AHL). 4) 2, L’Anse (4-5) 2. Rapids Christian 1. 7. Schoolcraft 8-1 11 x-Wednesday, Oct. 30: Washing- Southwest Division Porter Jr. 1-7 2-2 4. Totals 45-100 DETROIT RED WINGS — 8-player Division 4 8. Beaverton 9-0 10 ton at Houston, 8:08 p.m. (Fox) W L Pct GB 10-12 112. Acquired LW Brendan Perlini from Record Points Last 9. Lawton 9-0 6 San Antonio 301.000 — MILWAUKEE (129) the Chicago Blackhawks for D Alec 1. North Central (6) 9-0 34 1 School Record Points 1. Detroit Country Day (6) 9-0 60 NFL Houston 21.667 1 Middleton 9-14 0-0 21, G.Ante- Regula. 2. Pickford (1) 8-1 29 2 (tie) Riverview Gabriel Richard 7-2 6 All Times EDT 2. Grand Rapids Catholic Central 8-1 49 Dallas 21.667 1 tokounmpo 5-15 4-8 14, B.Lopez 5- PHILADELPHIA FLYERS — 3. Forest Park 7-2 21 3 Others receiving votes: Cass City 4. Traverse AMERICAN CONFERENCE 2. Muskegon Orchard View 9-0 49 Memphis 12.333 2 9 3-3 16, Bledsoe 6-16 2-3 14, Called up F Matthew Strome from 4. Engadine 8-1 14 4 City St. Francis 3. Detroit Central 2. Centreville 1. East 4. Milan 9-0 39 New Orleans 04.000 3½ Matthews 5-9 2-2 14, Ilyasova 1-5 0- Reading (ECHL) to Lehigh Valley 5. Cedarville 5-4 75 Oscoda 1. WLTPct PF PA 4. Paw Paw 8-1 39 Northwest Division 0 3, Wilson 0-1 0-0 0, R.Lopez 1-2 (AHL). Division 8 New England 8001.000 250 61 6. Pontiac Notre Dame Prep 8-1 31 WLPct GB 0-0 2, Hill 7-10 4-7 19, Connaughton ST. LOUIS BLUES — Placed F MichiganDivision AP Poll 1 School Record Points Buffalo 520.714 134 122 7. Sparta 8-1 23 1. Reading (3) 8-1 39 Minnesota 301.000 — 6-8 1-1 17, DiVincenzo 0-0 0-0 0, Vladimir Tarasenko on long-term IR. School Record Points N.Y. Jets 160.143 78 185 8. Flint Powers 7-2 17 2. Harbor Beach (1) 9-0 37 Denver 201.000 ½ Korver 3-3 0-0 9. Totals 48-92 16-24 SOCCER 1. Clinton Twnp Chippewa Vlly (4) 9-0 49 Miami 070.000 77 238 9. St. Clair 8-1 16 Utah 21.667 1 129. U.S. SOCCER — Named Vlatko 2. Belleville (1) 9-0 46 3. Johannesburg-Lewiston 9-0 30 South 10. Goodrich 7-2 5 4. Breckenridge 8-1 27 Portland 22.500 1½ Cleveland 31 21 28 32 — 112 Andonovski women's national team 3. West Bloomfield 8-1 40 WLTPct PF PA 5. Adrian Lenawee Christian 8-1 23 Oklahoma City 13.250 2½ Milwaukee 30 29 32 38 — 129 coach. 4. Dearborn Fordson 8-1 35 Others receiving votes: Escanaba 1. Indianapolis 520.714 158 151 Ortonville Brandon 1. 6. Clarkston Everest Catholic 8-0 21 Pacific Division 3-Point Goals_Cleveland 12-39 COLLEGE 5. Lake Orion 8-1 29 Houston 530.625 212 188 Division 5 7. Fowler 8-1 18 Jacksonville 440.500 173 163 WLPct GB (Love 3-10, Nance Jr. 2-4, Osman 2- ARIZONA — Fired defensive 6. Saline 8-1 24 Phoenix 21.667 — 5, Sexton 2-5, Clarkson 2-6, Gar- coordinator Marcel Yates and LB 7. Rockford 8-1 20 School Record Points 8. Mendon 7-2 11 Tennessee 440.500 148 135 1. Muskegon Oakridge (4) 9-0 40 L.A. Clippers 21.667 — land 1-5, Porter Jr. 0-2, Dellavedova coach John Rushing. Promoted 8. Brownstown Woodhaven 9-0 14 9. White Pigeon 7-2 8 North 2. Kingsley 9-0 36 L.A. Lakers 21.667 — 0-2), Milwaukee 17-38 (Con- defensive analyst Chuck Cecil to 9. Lapeer 8-1 7 10. Ubly 7-2 5 WLTPct PF PA 3. Marine City 9-0 31 Golden State 12.333 1 naughton 4-5, Korver 3-3, Middleton interim defensive coordinator and 10. Romeo 7-2 5 Others receiving votes: Saginaw Michigan Baltimore 520.714 214 156 4. Lansing Catholic 8-1 26 Lutheran Seminary 1. Sacramento 03.000 2 3-5, B.Lopez 3-7, Matthews 2-6, analyst Hank Hobson to an on-field Others receiving votes: Plymouth 2. Pittsburgh 340.429 150 145 5. Almont 9-0 19 Sunday's Games Ilyasova 1-2, Hill 1-2, R.Lopez 0-1, coaching role. Grandville 2. Utica Eisenhower 2. Division 8 Player Cleveland 250.286 133 181 5. Frankenmuth 8-1 19 Oklahoma City 120, Golden State Wilson 0-1, G.Antetokounmpo 0-2, Division 2 School Record Points Cincinnati 080.000 124 210 7. Hillsdale 9-0 18 92 Bledsoe 0-4). Fouled Out_None. NHL School Record Points 1. North Central (6) 9-0 68 West All Times EDT 8. Portland 7-2 9 Memphis 134, Brooklyn 133, OT Rebounds_Cleveland 48 (Love 16), 1. Oak Park (3) 8-1 48 2. Colon (1) 9-0 61 WLTPct PF PA EASTERN CONFERENCE 9. Hopkins 8-1 7 Minnesota 116, Miami 109 Milwaukee 50 (G.Antetokounmpo 2. Walled Lake Western (2) 8-1 47 3. Pickford 8-1 50 Kansas City 530.625 226 181 Atlantic Division (tie) Berrien Springs 9-0 7 Portland 121, Dallas 119 10). Assists_Cleveland 19 (Clark- 3. Detroit King 7-2 38 4. Deckerville 9-0 49 Oakland 340.429 151 192 GP WLOTPts GF GA Olivet 5. Montague 3. L.A. Lakers 120, Charlotte 101 son, Thompson 4), Milwaukee 29 4. Muskegon Mona Shores 7-2 28 Others receiving votes: 5. Morrice 8-1 19 L.A. Chargers350.375 157 157 Buffalo 13 92220 44 33 Division 6 Others receiving votes: Crystal Falls Forest Denver 260.250 125 151 Monday's Games (Bledsoe 8). Total Fouls_Cleveland Boston 11 81218 36 24 5. Battle Creek Lakeview 9-0 24 Detroit 96, Indiana 94 School Record Points Park 14. Portland St Patrick 7. Climax-Scotts 6. NATIONAL CONFERENCE 22, Milwaukee 15. Technicals_Mil- Florida 11 52414 41 41 6. Birmingham Groves 7-2 23 New York 105, Chicago 98 1. Monroe St. Mary Catholic (4) 8-1 40 13, Martin 6. East waukee coach Bucks (Defensive Toronto 13 65214 46 45 7. Traverse City Central 8-1 14 Philadelphia 105, Atlanta 103 W LTPct PF PA three second), R.Lopez. A_17,385 Tampa Bay 10 53212 34 32 Toronto 104, Orlando 95 Dallas 430.571 190 124 (17,500). Montreal 11 54212 41 36 Golden State 134, New Orleans Philadelphia 440.500 202 199 Ottawa 11 371729 37 Calumet, Iron Mountain, North Central 123 N.Y. Giants 260.250 158 218 TransactionsBASEBALL Detroit 12 381727 45 Houston 116, Oklahoma City 112 Washington 170.125 99 195 American League Metropolitan Division Milwaukee 129, Cleveland 112 South BOSTON RED SOX — Named GP WLOTPts GF GA San Antonio 113, Portland 110 all No. 1 in final UP polls of season W LTPct PF PA Chaim Bloom chief baseball officer. Washington 13 82319 50 43 Denver at Sacramento New Orleans 710.875 195 156 CHICAGO WHITE SOX — Sent N.Y. Islanders1183016 34 27 Utah at Phoenix By JASON JUNO Carolina 430.571 179 184 LHP Manny Bañuelos, OF Ryan Carolina 11 73115 37 29 Bay Friday night. Charlotte at L.A. Clippers Tampa Bay 250.286 196 212 Cordell, INF Ryan Goins and INF Pittsburgh 12 75014 39 30 [email protected] There’s a big-time matchup right off the bat in Atlanta 170.125 165 250 Tuesday's Games outright to Charlotte (IL). Columbus 11 54212 30 39 Atlanta at Miami, 7:30 p.m. Division 2 as Crystal Falls Forest Park (7-2), North NEW YORK YANKEES — Philadelphia10 54111 35 31 IRONWOOD – Calumet (large school), Iron Dallas at Denver, 9 p.m. W LTPct PF PA Announced pitching coach Larry N.Y. Rangers9351729 34 ranked third in the U.P., goes to North Central (9- Memphis at L.A. Lakers, 10:30 Mountain (small school) and North Central (8- Green Bay 710.875 215 163 Rothschild will not return next sea- New Jersey 9252622 36 p.m. 0), which is No. 1 in the U.P. and the state. Minnesota 620.750 211 132 son. WESTERN CONFERENCE player) enter the playoffs as the top-ranked teams Detroit 331.500 180 186 Wednesday's Games SEATTLE MARINERS — Sent Central Division in the Upper Peninsula. North Central moved to the top spot in the Chicago at Cleveland, 7 p.m. Chicago 340.429 128 122 RHP Chasen Bradford, INF Ryon GP WLOTPts GF GA Minnesota at Philadelphia, 7 p.m. Calumet (8-1) hosts Negaunee (6-3) Friday state only after Forest Park beat the former No. 1 West Healy and RHP Connor Sadzeck Colorado 11 82117 44 30 New York at Orlando, 7 p.m. W LTPct PF PA outright to Tacoma (PCL). Nashville 11 73115 45 34 night to begin the Division 6 playoffs. The Copper Morrice on Oct. 19. Detroit at Toronto, 7:30 p.m. San Francisco7001.000 207 77 National League St. Louis 12 63315 37 39 Forest Park, though, lost at North Central two Indiana at Brooklyn, 7:30 p.m. Kings won at Negaunee 30-6 in week two. Seattle 620.750 208 196 PITTSBURGH PIRATES — Fired Winnipeg 12 66012 32 37 Milwaukee at Boston, 7:30 p.m. weeks prior to that, 34-8. L.A. Rams 530.625 214 174 executive vice president and gener- Dallas 13 481925 36 The other matchup in that district is also inter- Houston at Washington, 8 p.m. Arizona 341.438 170 223 al manager Neal Huntington. Pro- Chicago 10 352825 31 Forest Park and Beal City are both making Portland at Oklahoma City, 8 p.m. esting with Great Northern Conference team Thursday's Games moted assistant general manager Minnesota 11 470826 37 Charlotte at Sacramento, 10 p.m. their 35th playoff appearance, the most of any Minnesota 19, Washington 9 Kevin Graves to interim general Pacific Division Menominee (6-3, ranked fifth) heading to West- L.A. Clippers at Utah, 10 p.m. Sunday's Games manager. Named Travis Williams GP WLOTPts GF GA wood (7-2, fourth) of the West-PAC on Saturday. team ever in the MHSAA. It’s Forest Park’s 23rd Phoenix at Golden State, 10:30 New Orleans 31, Arizona 9 president. Edmonton 12 83117 37 33 p.m. It’s always tough to compare those conferences consecutive trip to the postseason. L.A. Chargers 17, Chicago 16 SAN DIEGO PADRES — Named Vegas 13 85016 42 36 Seattle 27, Atlanta 20 Thursday's Games Jayce Tingler manager and agreed Arizona 11 73115 34 24 because the teams typically don’t play each other. No. 4 Engadine (8-1) goes to No. 2 Pickford Miami at Atlanta, 7 p.m. Detroit 31, N.Y. Giants 26 to terms with him on a three-year Anaheim 13 76014 32 31 (8-1), the other team to beat Forest Park,on Friday Denver at New Orleans, 9:30 It is the first time Westwood will host a playoff Philadelphia 31, Buffalo 13 contract. Calgary 13 65214 36 39 p.m. night. L.A. Rams 24, Cincinnati 10 BASKETBALL Vancouver 10 63113 35 25 game. San Antonio at L.A. Clippers, Indianapolis 15, Denver 13 National Basketball Association San Jose 12 471931 43 No. 5 Cedarville (5-4) goes to Posen (6-3). 10:30 p.m. Calumet has more playoff points than any- Jacksonville 29, N.Y. Jets 15 NBA — Fined Detroit F Markieff Los Angeles12 480831 49 Tennessee 27, Tampa Bay 23 Morris $35,000 for directing inappro- NOTE: Two points for a win, one body on its side of the bracket, all the way U.P. playoff teams schedule (pre-district Pacers-PistonsINDIANA (94) Box San Francisco 51, Carolina 13 priate and offensive language point for overtime loss. Top three through the state semifinal, meaning they could games Timesthis localweekend) Warren 9-22 0-0 19, Sabonis 8- Houston 27, Oakland 24 toward a game official. teams in each division and two wild R - region d- districts 18 4-5 21, Turner 7-11 1-2 16, Brog- be hosting games for a long time. New England 27, Cleveland 13 ATLANTA HAWKS — Trans- cards per conference advance to Division 3 don 5-17 4-4 15, Sumner 2-7 1-2 5, Green Bay 31, Kansas City 24 ferred Gs Charlie Brown Jr. and playoffs. No. 2 ranked Escanaba (7-2) will host Cadillac R1-D1 Marquette (5-4) 60.444 at Muskegon (9-0) 113.778 @Grand Haven High McDermott 0-2 0-0 0, Leaf 3-5 0-0 6, Open: Dallas, Baltimore Brandon Goodwin to College Park Sunday's Games School (Stadium) - S 1:00 PM McConnell 3-7 0-0 6, J.Holiday 2-5 (5-4) in Division 4 Saturday, while unranked Monday's Games (NBAGL). Florida 6, Edmonton 2 R1-D1 Mount Pleasant (7-2) 75.111 at Cedar Springs (8-1) 97.222 @Red Hawk 0-0 6. Totals 39-94 10-13 94. Sault Ste. Marie hosts Ludington. Pittsburgh 27, Miami 14 NBA G League St. Louis 5, Detroit 4, OT Stadium - Football - Cedar Springs - F 7:00 PM DETROIT (96) Thursday, Oct. 31 WESTCHESTER KNICKS — Chicago 5, Los Angeles 1 No. 3 Marquette (5-4) will play Muskegon (9- Division 4 Snell 3-6 0-0 8, Morris 3-5 0-0 8, San Francisco at Arizona, 8:20 Named Lisa C. Willis and Allen Ottawa 5, San Jose 2 R1-D1 Cadillac (5-4) 52.667 at Escanaba (7-2) 79.444 S 1:00 PM Drummond 8-15 2-3 18, Frazier 0-4 0) at Grand Haven High School. Muskegon is the p.m. Deep assistant coaches. Boston 7, N.Y. Rangers 4 R1-D1 Ludington (7-2) 61.958 at Sault Ste Marie (6-3) 67.111 S 1:00 PM 2-2 2, Kennard 5-11 1-1 14, Maker Sunday, Nov. 3 FOOTBALL N.Y. Islanders 5, Philadelphia 3 top-ranked team in the state in Division 3 and Division 6 0-0 0-0 0, Wood 8-10 0-0 19, Gal- Houston vs Jacksonville at Lon- National Football League Vegas 5, Anaheim 2 R1-D1 Negaunee (6-3) 58.333 at Calumet (8-1) 81.778 @Agassiz Field - loway 2-9 2-2 6, Rose 4-16 2-2 10, their quarterback, Cameron Martinez, is commit- don, UK, 9:30 a.m. ARIZONA CARDINALS — Monday's Games Calumet - F 7:00 PM Brown 4-5 0-0 11. Totals 37-81 9-10 N.Y. Jets at Miami, 1 p.m. Placed RB D.J. Foster on IR. Arizona 3, Buffalo 2, SO ted to play at Ohio State. R1-D1 Menominee (6-3) 64.778 at Ishpeming Westwood (7-2) 70.111 @West- 96. Washington at Buffalo, 1 p.m. CLEVELAND BROWNS — Trad- Florida at Vancouver Iron Mountain (9-0) is home against wood (Tilden Township Field) - Ishpeming - S 1:00 PM Indiana 25 28 18 23 — 94 Tennessee at Carolina, 1 p.m. ed DE/LB Genard Avery to Philadel- Tuesday's Games Mancelona (5-4) on Saturday in the D-7 playoffs. Division 7 Minnesota at Kansas City, 1 p.m. Detroit 33 26 19 18 — 96 phioa for a fourth-round 2021 draft Philadelphia at Pittsburgh, 7 p.m. R1-D1 Mancelona (5-4) 36.333 at Iron Mountain (9-0) 91.556 @Mountaineer 3-Point Goals_Indiana 6-21 Chicago at Philadelphia, 1 p.m. pick. San Jose at Boston, 7 p.m. Division 7 is loaded with good teams besides Stadium - Iron Mountain - S 12:00 PM (J.Holiday 2-4, Sabonis 1-2, Warren Indianapolis at Pittsburgh, 1 p.m. MIAMI DOLPHINS — Traded RB Calgary at Carolina, 7 p.m. R1-D1 Harbor Springs (6-3) 53.222 at Charlevoix (6-3) 55.444 @Charlevoix 1-3, Turner 1-3, Brogdon 1-6, just Iron Mountain, including defending D-7 state Tampa Bay at Seattle, 4:05 p.m. Kenyan Drake to Arizona for a con- Washington at Toronto, 7 p.m. High School - F 7:00 PM McDermott 0-1, Sumner 0-2), Detroit at Oakland, 4:05 p.m. ditional 2020 draft pick. Edmonton at Detroit, 7:30 p.m. champion New Lothrop, undefeated Pewamo- Division 8 Detroit 13-24 (Wood 3-3, Brown 3-3, Green Bay at L.A. Chargers, 4:25 NEW ENGLAND PATRIOTS — Tampa Bay at N.Y. Rangers, 7:30 R1-D1 Bark River-Harris (5-4) 36.556 at Ishpeming (7-2) 58.111 @Ishpeming Kennard 3-6, Morris 2-2, Snell 2-5, Westphalia and Jackson Lumen Christi, which p.m. Re-signed QB QB Cody Kessler. p.m. High School (Stadium) - F 7:00 PM Frazier 0-1, Drummond 0-1, Gal- Cleveland at Denver, 4:25 p.m. TENNESSEE TITANS — Signed Chicago at Nashville, 8 p.m. has won 31 straight games and the past three Divi- R1-D1 Lake Linden-Hubbell (6-3) 47.000 at West Iron County (7-2) 53.889 loway 0-3). Fouled Out_None. New England at Baltimore, 8:20 DL Matt Dickerson to the active ros- Minnesota at Dallas, 8:30 p.m. sion 6 state championships. @Nelson Field - Football - Iron River - S 1:00 PM Rebounds_Indiana 45 (Sabonis 14), p.m. ter. Waived CB Kareem Orr. Signed Winnipeg at Anaheim, 10 p.m. R1-D2 Blanchard Montabella (5-4) 36.556 at Johannesburg-Lewiston (9-0) Detroit 48 (Drummond 18). Ishpeming (7-2) , ranked second in the small Open: L.A. Rams, New Orleans, RB Dalyn Dawkins to the practice Wednesday's Games 77.778 @Johannesburg-Lewiston Football Field - F 7:00 PM Assists_Indiana 24 (Brogdon 11), Atlanta, Cincinnati squad. Tampa Bay at New Jersey, 7 p.m. school U.P. poll, hosts Bark River-Harris (5-4) Fri- R1-D2 St Ignace (5-4) 38.333 at Beal City (8-1) 68.000 @Mt Pleasant Commu- Detroit 21 (Frazier 8). Total Monday, Nov. 4 HOCKEY Edmonton at Columbus, 7:30 nity Stadium - F 7:00 PM Fouls_Indiana 18, Detroit 18. day night. Ishpeming just beat them 54-8 last Dallas at N.Y. Giants, 8:15 p.m. National Hockey League p.m. 8-player A_13,565 (20,491). NHL — Suspended Winnipeg F Minnesota at St. Louis, 8 p.m. week. Pre-regional games this weekend NBA Adam Lowry two games for board- Florida at Colorado, 10 p.m. All Times EDT Cavaliers-Bucks No. 3 West Iron County (7-2) hosts No. 4 Lake Division 1 EASTERN CONFERENCE ing. Montreal at Arizona, 10 p.m. R1-1 Brimley (5-4) 31.778 at Suttons Bay (9-0) 63.365 @Suttons Bay High Atlantic Division CLEVELANDBox (112) CAROLINA HURRICANES — Vancouver at Los Angeles, 10:30 Linden-Hubbell (6-3) Saturday afternoon. WIC School - F 7:00 PM WLPct GB Osman 4-8 0-0 10, Love 5-12 2-2 Recalled F Brian Gibbons from p.m. won 24-16 at LL-H in week six. R1-2 Gaylord St Mary (4-5) 32.587 at Pellston (8-1) 53.333 F 7:00 PM Philadelphia 301.000 — 15, Thompson 8-18 1-2 17, Garland Charlotte (AHL). Thursday's Games No. 5 St. Ignace (5-4) goes to Beal City (8-1) Division 2 Toronto 31.750 ½ 4-11 0-0 9, Sexton 8-15 0-0 18, COLUMBUS BLUE JACKETS — Calgary at Nashville, 8 p.m. R1-1 Crystal Falls Forest Park (7-2) 49.667 at Powers North Central (9-0) Boston 21.667 1 McKinnie 0-0 0-0 0, Cook 1-2 0-0 2, Placed F Alexandre Texier and D Montreal at Vegas, 10 p.m. Friday night. 64.000 F 6:00 PM Ryan Murray on IR. The only U.P. 8-player team in Division 1 is R1-2 Engadine (8-1) 51.444 at Pickford (8-1) 64.000 F 7:00 PM R2-1 Marion (6-3) 35.365 at Hillman (8-1) 56.778 F 7:00 PM Brimley (5-4) and they go to undefeated Suttons R2-2 Cedarville (5-4) 35.667 at Posen (6-3) 40.667 F 7:00 PM Column: Truex rout creates chaos in NASCAR's playoff field By JENNA FRYER ing champion's eighth-place finish. AP Auto Racing Writer Logano won at Martinsville last year to Logano crew member suspended for tackling Hamlin MARTINSVILLE, Va. (AP) – Kyle Busch spark his upset championship victory is slowly coughing away his championship CHARLOTTE, N.C. (AP) — NASCAR suspended a member of Joey Logano's crew Monday for three weeks later. this weekend's race at Texas after the tire specialist dragged Denny Hamlin to the ground in a chances and Denny Hamlin and Joey Admittedly unsatisfied with Hamlin's chaotic scuffle between the rival drivers. Logano are fighting – again. response, Logano smacked Hamlin on the Dave Nichols Jr. horse-collared Hamlin and pulled him to the pavement after Sunday's race at Chase Elliott has fast cars but awful shoulder and turned to walk away. Hamlin Martinsville Speedway in Virginia. Hamlin and Logano had been discussing an on-track incident that suddenly flared into a confrontation. luck, while Kevin Harvick has barely made took exception and chased after Logano, Many Team Penske crew members shielded Logano from a charging Hamlin, and Nichols a whisper in the playoffs. Ryan Blaney con- who was aggressively shielded by every- approached him from behind and knocked Hamlin down. Nichols, crew chief Todd Gordon and tinues to rise on NASCAR's biggest stage one at Team Penske ranging from his crew competition director Travis Geisler were all called before NASCAR after the fracas. Nichols was found to be in violation of a NASCAR behavioral guideline that addresses "mem- and Kyle Larson escaped Martinsville chief to his publicist and an overzealous ber-to-member confrontation with physical violence." Speedway, his worst track in this third crew member who horse-collared Hamlin Team Penske just last week made several crew change swaps that in part reunited Logano with round of the playoffs, as best he could. to the ground in a brief, chaotic scrum. A the entire over-the-wall team he had during last year's championship run. It was a lot of drama despite a snoozer day later, NASCAR suspended Dave Logano finished eighth at Martinsville and is ranked fourth in the standings with two races remaining in this round of the playoffs. The field of eight will be cut to four for the title race, and of a Sunday on NASCAR's shortest track. Nichols Jr., the tire technician who three spots remain available following Martin Truex Jr.'s win at Martinsville. Martin Truex Jr. led 464 of the 500 laps knocked down Hamlin, for this weekend's Joe Gibbs, team owner for winning driver Truex and Hamlin, said emotions played a role in the to collect his series-best seventh win of the race at Texas. skirmish between Hamlin and Logano, a former Gibbs driver. "I think everybody's crews try and protect their driver, and I think generally what we try and do season. This one locked him into the final Martinsville's half-mile layout makes it is separate guys," Gibbs said. "But we all know emotion runs high. It's a sport that brings a lot of four and the right to race for the champi- a tight little track and the fans were close intensity to the racetrack. Everything you put into this, and if you see somebody do something to onship next month, something Truex fully enough to see all this unfold right in front you that you think goes against what's best for you, there's going to be a price to pay for that. believed possible when he and crew chief "I just think it is emotion. It's part of our sport," said Gibbs, a former NFL coach with the Wash- of them. Hamlin, a Virginia native and five- ington Redskins. "You see it in most sports, to be truthful." Cole Pearn needed a new home after Fur- time Martinsville winner, played to the Truex crew chief Cole Pearn, a Canadian and hockey lover, thought the confrontation was niture Row Racing closed after last year's fans when he mocked Logano with an minor. season finale. impersonation during his postrace inter- "I grew up getting in a lot of fights in my life, so I don't have a problem with it," he said. "I don't see why everyone gets so worked up about it here. I don't think it's a big deal. I was good at start- The move inside Joe Gibbs Racing has view shown on the big screen that brought ing them. I don't know how many I won, I just made sure I had bigger friends to help me out when been tremendously successful, even if the crowd to its feet. I got going." Truex and the No. 19 team have been over- He loved every minute of it, even drivers is locked into the final four, but say this to you: Think about his whole life. shadowed by everything, specifically team- though he finished fourth and it was his two others still need a spot and he knows He's got (wife) Sam and (son) Brexton, but mates Busch and Hamlin. teammate now locked into the finale at something is off right now with Busch. It's other than that, it's racing. And when "I wouldn't have went (to JGR) if I didn't Homestead. Hamlin doesn't seem to have a impossible to deny after a weekend in something goes bad in racing for him, think I could win a championship," Truex care in the world right now. which Todd Gilliland, winner of his first think about how important that is, and it said. "I would have retired." The same can't be said for Busch, the career Truck Series race driving for Kyle upsets him. Normally the next day he's a Give Truex and Pearn some credit for regular-season champion and Gibbs' title Busch Motorsports, used an expletive lot better at the race shop and everything, the clinic they put on at Martinsville, favorite not too long ago. when he radioed for Busch to stay in his but I think this has been a tough stretch where the combination of NASCAR's new Busch's magical season has fallen apart motorhome rather than come to victory for him." rules package and the Goodyear tire selec- and his title chances are slipping away. He lane. And that was a day before Busch was For such a boring race, the playoff con- tion resulted in lousy racing in which one finished 14th at Martinsville, lowest of the a pingpong ball all over the track at Mar- tenders were scrapping for every point on car can run away with the race. There were title contenders aside from Elliott, who tinsville; after tangling with him, Aric every lap as the tension has hit heights not three total lead changes and a clear diffi- was 36th with a mechanical failure. Busch Almirola vowed to make the final three seen in years in NASCAR. Truex, so com- culty for drivers to pass, which sapped any has not won a Cup Series race since June 2 races "hell" for Busch. fortable and confident, afterward couldn't on-track excitement from the opening race at Pocono and he has been all over the Busch would race everything every even describe it. of the round of eight. But the frustration map in what has to be an exasperating weekend if he could, but NASCAR rules "It's hard to explain. It's hard to feel was boiling through the field for 500 laps playoffs for the ultra-competitive driver. have limited him to seven races in the Xfin- what guys are putting on the line and how and it exploded with a postrace, pit road On the surface, Busch has appeared ity Series and five in his trucks. He won all hard they're driving their cars," he said. "I fracas in which Hamlin was hurled to the cranky for weeks. In reality, he is just being five Truck Series races he entered and four just feel like every year I've been in this ground by a member of Logano's crew. unpleasantly honest about his view on of seven in Xfinity. playoff format it's gotten more difficult. It Logano was upset that Hamlin had NASCAR's new rules and belief that the "You want me to evaluate Kyle's makeup just seems like every year, somehow peo- squeezed him into the wall during the best team probably won't win the champi- or what?" Gibbs said Sunday about his ple turn up the intensity even more, and I third stage of the race and the incident led onship. mercurial talent. "One thing is for sure, I'm don't know how that's possible. There's a to a cut tire that contributed to the reign- Gibbs is in a difficult spot: One of his not sure we can analyze that, OK? I would lot more on the line." l THE DAILY GLOBE • YOURDAILYGLOBE.COM COMICS TUESDAY, OCTOBER 29, 2019 11 HERMAN SPEED BUMP Advice for family member with OCD

Dear Annie: I’d like to hear from people who were children of a mother with Con- tamination OCD. My daughter’s therapist determined it is a pretty severe case, but my daughter refuses to go to the recom- mended hospital program. Instead, she sees the therapist once a week, which is Dear basically a whack-a-mole approach. One Annie issue gets better and another pops up. She’s had this for more than five years and refuses any medication. even when she is sick or in the throws of My concern beyond her is for my an OCD episode, she still is your “real grandchildren, ages 2 1/2 and 5. I can’t go daughter.” The disease is simply taking into all the avoidance and bizarre actions over at that moment. Continue what you and behaviors, but her behavior injects a are doing by speaking with her husband lot of anxiety and stress into their lives and listening to any suggestions your pro- that they wouldn’t have otherwise. THE PAJAMA DIARIES fessional therapist has. Before we knew what we were dealing I wish you the best of luck. So, dear with, our family would do the worst thing readers, if any of you have had experience by offering assurances and accommoda- with family members suffering from Con- tion. Her husband is totally under her tamination OCD, what has worked for OCD’s control. According to her therapist, them during these episodes? Also, if you he should take the kids and leave to grew up in a household in which one of prompt her to really get help. It seems he your parents had Contamination OCD, can’t bring himself to do that. I am afraid we’d love to hear about your experiences the kids will end up suffering from OCD as well. and any advice you might have. I’m considering going through the Dear Annie: When you told “Sweet Tooth” to eat sweets with honey or syrup MOTHER GOOSE & GRIMM court system to get the kids out of this sit- uation. instead of cane sugar, I thought I should When I brought up this concern with a write in to share that it won’t help her therapist, she said research isn’t conclu- problem. The body recognizes all these – sive of the effect on the kids. I don’t want sugar, syrups, agave, honey, etc. – as the to gamble with their development and find same thing. (It is true that the glycemic out 10 years later that I should have res- index is lower on some of these than on cued my grandchildren – and my daugh- cane sugar, but that only means the body ter. processes it more slowly, so you don’t get I’d like to hear from people who have the sugar “crash.” It still has the same lived with this situation as children and addictive effect on the body.) what would they recommend. Addiction to sugar is a documented BORN LOSER I want my real daughter back and for addiction. The sugar (be it cane or any her to live her best life with her family. – other kind) sets up a craving for more Grandma Blindsided by Mental Health sugar, and things just run out of control! – Issue Been There, Done That in New Mexico Dear Blindsided Grandma: Your daugh- Dear Been There, Done That: Thank ter’s Contamination OCD, an extreme fear you for writing in to share about how our of being contaminated by germs, has cre- bodies process all types of sugar, especial- ated a very difficult situation that is taking ly with Halloween right around the corner. a toll on the whole family. You are wise to Send your questions for Annie Lane to try to get help for your daughter and [email protected]. grandchildren. Try to remember, though, COPYRIGHT 2019 CREATORS.COM ALLEY OOP TODAY’S HOROSCOPE Life is about change and absorb what’s going on around and to reap the rewards. personal growth. 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