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HEALTH • 6 SPORTS • 9 DAILY GLOBE Tuesday, February 27, 2018 Mostly cloudy yourdailyglobe.com | High: 38 | Low: 18 | Details, page 2 Fire cause undetermined; director praises cooperation By RALPH ANSAMI and professionally, and proud of three victims – Mark Arnold Ver- A top priority is to make the came to tears when he talked [email protected] the other agencies, too,” Klecker rete, 57; Patrick James scene safer by knocking in the walls. about the “sadness” that fell over IRONWOOD – Ironwood said. “Lives were saved.” He Somerville, 51, and Levi Dean Bob Tervonen, volunteer fire the town after the fire. He said he Public Safety Department Direc- added the people who saved lives Watkins, 27, all of Ironwood. chief and the city’s utilities direc- visited business owners and they tor Greg Klecker told the city – both in and out of his depart- Klecker noted fencing has tor, said, “It was a dangerous were thankful that the entire commission Monday last ment – will be honored. been placed at the scene to keep fire.” There’s a video online of a downtown block was not Wednesday’s fatal downtown fire As to the cause of the fire that people from getting too close to wall collapsing and nearly land- destroyed. shows the need for mutual aid resulted in three deaths, Klecker that rubble. ing on a firefighter, who was Erickson said a First Friday agreements. said, “We’re trying to find out City manager Scott Erickson pouring water on the burning celebration downtown will go on Ironwood firefighters were how this happened.” He said it said he heard from the insurance building. as planned Friday, to try to get assisted by the Hurley Fire Depar- may be difficult to find a cause company for the buildings that Tervonen, speaking of the fire- the city back to normal, despite tment and so many first respond- because all that remains is a are owned by Chuck Hagstrom. It fighters, said, “We all went home the closed street. ing agencies that Klecker said he charred pile of rubble at 102-104 could take weeks to excavate the safe. We all went to bed.” Community development is in the process of trying to com- E. Aurora St. structure and reopen that stretch Klecker said the volunteer fire director Tom Bergman said the pile a list of all that helped out. Mayor Annette Burchell began of Aurora Street, Erickson said. department worked as a team First Friday event will address “I’m proud of the way the fire the commission’s meeting with a Klecker said the rubble will be with the IPSD. the fire in a manner to be deter- was handled very proficiently long moment of silence for the cleaned up “as soon as possible.” Commissioner Jim Mildren mined. $1 million cash bond set SNOWMOBILING for Iron murder suspect By RALPH ANSAMI eral Richard Dufour [email protected] requested the $1 million HURLEY – A $1 million bond and Iron County cash bond was set Monday Judge Patrick Madden morning in Iron County agreed. Lussier will contin- Court for one of five men ue to be held in the county charged with the murder of jail at Hurley. Wayne M. Valliere Jr., of Valliere was beaten and Lac du Flambeau. shot to death on Dec. 22. James Lussier, 19, was His body was found in the represented in court by for- Mercer area. mer Iron County District Lussier, of Woodruff, Attorney Marty Lipske, was transferred to Iron who requested Lussier County from the Winneba- receive a signature bond go County Jail. He had and be held on house arrest with his mother. Assistant Attorney Gen- BOND — page 5 Bids approved to tear down Ironwood eyesores By RALPH ANSAMI W. McLeod Ave. at [email protected] $15,921. IRONWOOD – The Angelo Luppino Con- Ironwood City Commis- struction, of Iron Belt, sion on Monday awarded Wis., was the low bidder bids for demolition of five on the other four houses: Larry Holcombe/Daily Globe houses as part of the Hard- At 357 E. Houk St., for SNOWMOBILERS RIDE a trail in downtown Hurley Sunday. est Hit grant program. $13,625; at 244 E. Pine St., It continues the pro- for $19,139; at 324 E. Oak gram that has leveled St., for $11,582, and at 301 scores of eyesores through- E. Oak St., for $24,877. out the city. In addition to the Hard- Bessemer set to hire principal Snow Country Con- est Hit grant money, some tracting of Bessemer was the low bidder for Wineburner as next superintendent removal of a house at 322 IRONWOOD — page 5 about the future and Human Ser- n District ponders of the high vices, spoke moving elementary school principal about the Path- Township board approves students to former position. ways to Potential The board program the parking sign purchase St. Sebastian School also agreed to Bessemer Area enter into negoti- Schools has been By RICHARD JENKINS overnight and it gets in the By IAN MINIELLY ations to lease selected for. The [email protected] way of the plows,” Town- [email protected] the St. Sebastian program works IRONWOOD TOWN- ship Supervisor Steve Boyd BESSEMER – A.D. Johnston High School in a move “with families to SHIP – The Ironwood said after the meeting. School principal Dave Wineburner that would allow identify and Dave Dave Township Board of He added the street is in line to become the next super- Wineburner the district to Radovich remove barriers Trustees approved pur- parking also posed a intendent of the Bessemer Area close Washing- and connect chasing no-parking signs potential danger as cars Schools, according to officials at the ton School. them to net- Monday night, designed to coming over the hill on school board meeting Monday The plan, which is subject to works of service.” One of the key remind drivers overnight Sunset Road have little evening. change, has K-3 or K-4 transition to aims is to combat truancy. parking isn’t allowed dur- time to react to cars in the The parties have agreed tentative- St. Sebastian for the 2019-2020 Parrott said they have discovered ing the winter. street. ly to a contract, but the lawyers must school year. This would allow time if a kid has trouble with attendance “We’ve had some issues “We’ve had several near- review it and everyone has to sign it. for St. Sebastian to be upgraded as in grade school, by the time that stu- with parking, particularly Superintendent Dave Radovich is needed. on Sunset Road, where retiring at the end of the school year. Karla Parrott, success coach with people are parking No information was provided the Michigan Department of Health PARKING — page 5 BESSEMER — page 5 Ontonagon hears report about water quality, sewer operations By JAN TUCKER supply system. 2020 and a verified inventory by Erickson noted a part per bil- $4.155 million; the 1996 and [email protected] He said that public comments 2024, a mandate to replace all lion is equivalent to a drop of ink 2003 bonds were combined and ONTONAGON – Ontonagon on the MDEQ lead copper rules lead service lines and new sam- in an Olympic-sized swimming refinanced to a lower interest rate Village Manager Joe Erickson for drinking water are due March pling requirements. pool or one second in 32 years. in 2004. informed the Ontonagon Village 7. He explained changes include “The costs of verifying lead in Erickson also answered some He also said water from the Council Monday that new Michi- lowering the action level for lead the water supply system could be of the questions from the public sewer lagoons is discharged from gan Environmental Quality rules from 15 parts per billion to 10 significant and will likely have an which were raised at the Feb. 12 for drinking water will add to the ppb. This requires an inventory impact on water rates across the meeting. cost of operating a public water of lead in the supply system by state,” Erickson said. He said the total water debt is ONTONAGON — page 5 TODAY INDEX Mostly cloudy — Details, page 2 Business ...... 14 75 cents Classifieds . . . . .12-13 Monday Today’s records Snowfall Comics ...... 11 Vol. 99, No. 83 High 43 High 55 (2000) 24 hours to 7 a.m. Community ...... 3 Low 22 Low -25 (2015) Monday none Snow depth 28 in. Obituaries ...... 7 Year ago today Precipitation Season total 132.4 in. Opinion ...... 4 High 28 24 hours to 7 a.m. Last year 109.3 in. Low -4 Monday none Sports ...... 9-10 l 2 TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 27, 2018 NATION / WORLD THE DAILY GLOBE • YOURDAILYGLOBE.COM FIVE-DAY FORECASTFO ORECAST FOR IRONWOODIR RONWOOD

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Ontonagon LOCALL OUTLOOK 36/22 Todayy we will see mostly cloudy Bergland skies,, high g of 38°,, humidity y of 69%. 41/21 West southwest wind 3 to 8 mph. Wakefield Ironwood The record high for today is 55° set Saxon 41/20 38/18 Marenisco in 2002000.00. Expect mostly cloudy skies 39/19 tonight,tonighht, overnight low of 18°. Bessemer 43/21 Upson Hurley 40/20 Watersmeet Associated Press 38/18 38/18 45/20 SUNS AND MOON SHAWN ROSER, from Venice, Florida, a student at the North American college in Mercer Rome, throws a snowball as he plays in a snow blanketed St. Peter’s Square at the 40/18 Vatican, Monday. Manitowish 41/20 SunriseSunri ...... se ...... 6:43 a.m. Minocqua SunsetSunse ...... et ...... 5:43 p.m. 41/21 MoonriseMoon ...... nrise ...... 3:03 p.m. Rome blanketed by snow as MoonsetMoon ...... nset...... 5:16 a.m.

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This gives a temperature of what ththe he air feels like on the skin. Answer: enthusiasm for the snow is still the same. north of Stockholm and smashed into rail- It is always beautiful, and above all I didn’t ing, one of several snow-related traffic Specter of one-man rule looms as China lifts Xi’s term limit have to go to work.” accidents in Sweden. He was uninjured. BEIJING (AP) – For ment used by Chinese ending term limits, inter- By noon the snow had all but melted, Meteorologists in Germany, mean- some Chinese, their feel- delivery vehicles – suggest- net users found it difficult but freezing temperatures expected while, reported a record low for this win- ings about plans to lift ing that China is returning to signal approval or disap- overnight prompted officials to close ter of -16.6 F on the Zugspitze mountain in term limits to allow Presi- to the era of former dicta- proval by changing their Rome schools on Tuesday for a second day the Alps. Moscow, as well, recorded its dent Xi Jinping to rule tor Mao Zedong or even profiles. Key search topics and warn of continuing traffic and train coldest night this winter, with the mercury indefinitely can be repre- imperial rule. such as “serve another chaos due to the ice that was already form- dipping to nearly -4 F on Sunday night. sented best by a cuddly Analysts say the ruling term” were censored. ing on slick cobblestone sidewalks and Doctors in Britain warned that the stuffed bear. Chinese Communist The country’s rubber- streets. already-stretched National Health Service Social media users Party’s move to enable Xi to stamp parliament, the Parks that usually stay green through may have trouble coping with extra shared images of Winnie stay in power indefinitely National People’s winter were blanketed white, giving eager patients affected by what meteorologists the Pooh hugging a jar of will ensure some degree of Congress, is all but certain Romans a rare opportunity to go sledding, are forecasting will be days of cold and honey along with the political stability while also to pass the amendment snow-shoeing or skiing. Even the Circo high winds. British Airways canceled a quote, “Find the thing you reviving the specter of a when it meets for its annu- Massimo became a hotspot for snowball number of short-haul flights into and out love and stick with it.” return to one-man rule. al session early next fights, while Piazza Navona, with its famed of Heathrow Airport. The Disney bear’s image In a sign of the leader- month. Under the 1982 has often been compared ship’s sensitivities, Chinese constitution, the president to Xi, prompting periodic censors moved quickly is limited to two five-year Still no cease-fire in Syrian blocks on the use of Pooh Monday to remove satirical terms in office, but Xi – pictures online. online commentary about already China’s most pow- Other online com- the development. erful leader since Mao – enclave; Russia orders a pause menters wrote, “Attention, A day after the party appears to want additional BEIRUT (AP) – As a after an airstrike. Russian order “regret- the vehicle is reversing” – announced a proposed terms to see through his U.N. cease-fire failed to “They will be so kind to table,” saying Moscow an automated announce- constitutional amendment agenda of fighting corrup- take hold in Syria, Russia grant us a mere five hours sought to circumvent the tion, eliminating pover- on Monday ordered a daily when they will not bomb Security Council’s unani- ty and transforming “humanitarian pause” to us. Then the rest of the day, mously approved resolution. China into a modern allow civilians to evacuate they will bomb us as usual. “This (Russian) deci- leading nation by mid-cen- an embattled rebel-held It is like a permission to sion nullifies the legitima- tury. enclave near Damascus, kill,” Abdullah said. cy of the United Nations,” We care better Or, some speculated, he while airstrikes continued A weekend resolution Mohammed Alloush of the may simply wish to retain and Syrian ground forces approved by the U.N. Secu- Army of Islam told The when we care near-absolute power for as fought to push into the rity Council for a 30-day Associated Press. “We want long as possible. besieged area from the cease-fire across Syria a total and lasting cease- together. “It is most likely that it west. failed to stop the carnage fire in accordance with the will turn into a post of life- But civilians caught in in the eastern Ghouta U.N. resolution and one long tenure,” said Zhang the violence mocked Rus- region that has killed more that opens corridors for Ming, a retired political sci- sian President Vladimir than 500 people since last humanitarian aid.” entist who formerly taught Putin’s order of a limited, week. On Sunday, activists at Beijing’s Renmin Univer- five-hour daily truce. At least 34 people were reported a suspected poi- sity. “It is like legitimizing killed Monday by airstrikes son gas attack in eastern Xi has made robust the strikes on civilians,” and shelling, according to Ghouta’s town of diplomacy and a muscular said activist Firas Abdul- the Syrian Observatory for Sheifouniyeh, where at military posture in the lah, a resident of Douma, a Human Rights. The U.N. least one person – an South China Sea and else- town in the region where at estimates that nearly infant – was killed. where a hallmark of his least 13 members of a fam- 400,000 people live in dire The attack also left sev- rule and more can be ily were killed Monday conditions from the siege eral people and expected, experts said. when their home collapsed in eastern Ghouta, which paramedics with breathing has been under intensive difficulties, according to CITY OF bombing by government the opposition’s Syrian A work culture that thrives forces for weeks. Civil Defense, a group BESSEMER Other Ghouta residents known as the White Hel- on character, excellence and also scoffed at the Russian mets. The Ghouta Media joy-filled collaboration. move, saying it reminded Center, an activist collec- PUBLIC NOTICE them of a similar one for a tive, also reported the inci- Find it at Aspirus. MARCH BOARD OF REVIEW besieged eastern district of dent, saying chlorine gas Aleppo in 2016. was used. The Observatory ƐƉŝƌƵƐŝŶ/ƌŽŶǁŽŽĚ͕D/ŝƐĂĐĐĞƉƚŝŶŐ TO ALL OWNERS OF REAL ESTATE AND PERSONAL PROPERTY IN THE CITY OF Russian Defense Minis- said it could not confirm ĂƉƉůŝĐĂƚŝŽŶƐĨŽƌDĞĚŝĐĂůƐƐŝƐƚĂŶƚƐĂƚĂ ter Sergei Shoigu said Putin the reports. ŐƌŽǁŝŶŐŵƵůƚŝͲƐƉĞĐŝĂůƚLJŽƵƚƉĂƚŝĞŶƚĐůŝŶŝĐ͗ BESSEMER, GOGEBIC COUNTY, MICHIGAN has ordered daily “humani- The Syrian American • &ƵůůͲƚŝŵĞƉŽƐŝƚŝŽŶƐĂǀĂŝůĂďůĞƚŽƉƌŽǀŝĚĞ Notice is hereby given that the BOARD OF RE- tarian pauses” between 9 Medical Society, a medical ĐůŝŶŝĐĂůĐĂƌĞƚŽƉĂƚŝĞŶƚƐŝŶĂĐůŝŶŝĐƐĞƚƚŝŶŐ VIEW for the City of Bessemer will hold an or- a.m. and 2 p.m., starting relief organization working ƵŶĚĞƌĚŝƌĞĐƚŝŽŶŽĨŶƵƌƐĞŵĂŶĂŐĞƌĂŶĚ ganizational meeting on Monday, March 5, 2018, Tuesday. with doctors in Syria, said ƉƌŽǀŝĚĞƌ͘ in the Council Chambers, City Hall, City of Besse- Maj. Gen. Yuri Yev- it was the fourth time this mer, at 6:00 p.m. immediately preceding the reg- tushenko, head of the Rus- year that a chemical • D͕>WEŽƌDdĐĞƌƚŝĨŝĐĂƚŝŽŶ ular Council Meeting, for the purpose of reviewing sian military’s Center for weapon was used in Ghou- ƌĞƋƵŝƌĞĚ͘ the Assessment Roll for 2018. Reconciliation in Syria, ta. SAMS also said 24 said Syrian authorities set health facilities in Ghouta Property owners who feels himself/herself un- • ŽŵŵŝƚŵĞŶƚƚŽĞĚƵĐĂƚŝŽŶ up a “humanitarian corri- came under attack over the justly assessed may appear before the Board of • džĐĞƉƚŝŽŶĂůǁŽƌŬͬůŝĨĞďĂůĂŶĐĞ dor” for evacuating civil- last week. Review beginning Wednesday, March 7th between ians and would distribute Meanwhile, Syrian TV • ^ƚĂďŝůŝƚLJŽĨĂŐƌŽǁŝŶŐƐLJƐƚĞŵ the hours of 6:00 p.m. and 8:00 p.m. and make a leaflets with specific infor- reported a three-pronged • ŽŵƉĞƚŝƚŝǀĞƉĂLJĂĐĐŽƌĚŝŶŐƚŽůŝĐĞŶƐƵƌĞ complaint against the assessment and be heard mation. He said the al- ground attack on Harasta, thereon. The March Board of Review will meet in Qaida-linked militants and a major town in the region. Visit aspirus.org/careers the Council Chambers of the Bessemer City Hall, some rebel groups in east- The state TV broadcast live 411 S. Sophie Street, Bessemer Michigan. ern Ghouta are preventing video from the town as it civilians from leaving and was pounded by airstrikes The City of Bessemer Board of Review will re- using them as human and artillery. main in session for at least three (3) days succes- shields while continuing to U.N. Secretary-General sively during the above stated hours. (Wednesday, shell Damascus. Antonio Guterres appealed Thursday and Friday, March 7th, 8th, and 9th.) The political leader of to the warring sides to Jim Trudgeon the Army of Islam, the abide by the cease-fire. City Clerk/Treasurer strongest rebel group in “Eastern Ghouta cannot HRADS-010 eastern Ghouta, called the wait,” Guterres said. l THE DAILY GLOBE • YOURDAILYGLOBE.COM COMMUNITY TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 27, 2018 3 BOWLING FOR KIDS Briefs

Tree pruning workshop planned versity of Helsinki and is graduate of the BESSEMER – Gardeners will have an University of Minnesota with degrees in opportunity to learn the basics of tree Finnish studies and social work. pruning. Gogebic Conservation District, Jim serves as honorary consul of Fin- the Range Master Gardener Volunteers, land for the Upper Peninsula of Michigan and the UW Extension have planned a free and is the Director of the Finnish Ameri- Tree Pruning Workshop on April 7, from can Heritage Center and Historical 10 a.m. to noon at Gogebic Community Archive at Finlandia University, as well as College, Solin Center, Room B21. the editor in chief of “The Finnish Ameri- This hands-on workshop will cover can Reporter,” the leading newspaper for everything needed to know to achieve, Finns in North America. He was the chair- healthy, productive trees. For more infor- man of the Finn Fest 2013. mation and to register, contact Winona All persons interested in genealogy and Grieshop at 906-667-1100, ext. 632 or by family history, from beginner to advanced, email at [email protected]. are welcome to attend. For more informa- tion, please call 715-686-7339. Water Authority board to meet Road Runners elect officers BESSEMER – The Gogebic Range Water Authority Board will meet on Thurs- MARQUETTE – The Upper Peninsula day, March 8 at 6:30 p.m. at the Bessemer Road Runners Club recently elected offi- Township Hall in Ramsay. cers for 2018. Elected were President Bill Sved, Mar- Michigan State University to quette, Vice President Dean Juntunen, host 4-H Exploration Days Mass City, Treasurer Ryan Knapp, Ishpem- ing, and Secretary Liz Veler, Fitchburg, BESSEMER – Michigan State University Wis. Trustees elected were Alan Jarvie, Extension announced that it will be sup- Fibre (Eastern Region), Barbara Trudeau, porting the annual 4-H Exploration Days Marquette (Central Region), Liz Siivola, at the Michigan State University campus in Laurium (Northern Region), Jim Engel, East Lansing. 4 H Exploration Days is an Wakefield (Western Region) and Stacie annual MSU pre-college- program that Nardi, Ishpeming (at large). attracts about 2,500 participants from all The UPRRC has hundreds of members across Michigan. across the Upper Peninsula, in the Lower The annual teen conference will have Peninsula of Michigan, and several other Steve Newman / Daily Globe 200 learning sessions in many interest BIG BROTHERS Big Sisters coordinator Amber Renaud stands by a table of prizes states. Membership dues are per individu- areas, opportunities to develop leadership al, household (family) and for race and for participants in the Bowl for Kids event Saturday at Larry’s Lucky Strikes in Iron- abilities and enhance individual growth, wood. The event raised funds for local Big Brothers Big Sisters work. corporate memberships. and learn new ideas, skills and techniques More information may be found at to use at home or in the community. In UPRRC.org for runners interested in join- addition, participants can make friends ing the club and for race organizers to and enjoy leisure activities on the beauti- have their event listed on the UPRRC race Working families eligible for ful MSU campus. calendar. The group from Gogebic County will also be taking a side trip to Mackinaw UW-Superior presents ‘An Michigan income tax credit Island on the way to campus. International Evening of Music’ There is a participant fee that needs to LANSING – Working families and indi- The amount of the federal EITC be paid. The fee includes all meals, shared SUPERIOR, Wis. — The University of viduals with low to moderate income who depends on income, filing status and num- lodging, sessions and an event T-shirt. Wisconsin-Superior Music Department receive a federal Earned Income Tax Cred- ber of qualifying children claimed as Check with your local MSU Extension will hold its Symphonic Band concert it (EITC) can receive a 6 percent matching dependents on the taxpayer’s federal office to see if scholarship funds are avail- tonight at 7:30 p.m. in the Thorpe Langley tax credit from the state of Michigan, income tax return. The EITC reduces the able. Registration begins March 13. Auditorium. according to the Michigan Department of amount of tax owed and may provide a For more information, call 906-663- The concert, entitled “An International Treasury. refund. 4045. Evening of Music,” will include pieces that To qualify, individuals must meet cer- During the 2016 tax year, more than celebrate music from around the world. tain requirements and file a federal 770,000 claimants received the Michigan Ironwood planning commission, Each piece has a distinct sound and income tax return, even if no tax is owed EITC, totaling nearly $114 million with an city commission to meet approach to composing for the wind band or there is no requirement to file a return. average credit amount of $148. and include elements of the human spirit If a federal EITC is granted, the state of The state Treasury Department esti- IRONWOOD – There will be a joint such as joy, contemplation, elements of Michigan will provide a 6 percent supple- mates there are thousands of eligible work session held by the Ironwood City the after world and inspirations of tradi- mental EITC when the taxpayer files his or Michiganders who are eligible for both the Commission and Planning Commission tions of Irish folk tunes. her state income tax return. federal and state EITCs and do not claim on Monday, March 5, beginning at 6 p.m., Works include “Lied ohne Worte,” by “I strongly encourage all eligible Michi- them each year. at the Women’s Club Room in the Memo- German composer Rolf Rudin, “Black ganders to take advantage of this impor- To learn more about the EITC, go to rial Building. Water,” by Irish composer Fergal Carroll, “Ghosts,” by English composer Steven tant tax credit,” said Deputy State Treasur- irs.gov/eitc. More information about state Genealogy society to meet er Glenn White, head of Treasury’s Tax of Michigan income taxes can be found at McNeff. Administration Group. “This puts extra michigan.gov/incometax, or call the state BOULDER JUNCTION, Wis. – The The concert will also include the world income in the pockets of individuals and Income Tax Information Hotline at 517- Northern Waters Genealogical Society premiere performance of “Music for families in most need.” 636-4486. invites you to their next meeting on Tues- Winds and Piano,” by American compos- day, March 6, from 3-5 p.m. at the Presque er Noah D. Taylor, which was commis- Isle Community Center, 8306 School Loop sioned by the UW-Superior Student Chap- Community calendar Road. This month’s program will be ter of the National Association of Music “Finnish-American Genealogy: Hand Outs Educators. Tickets are available for adults and chil- Email calendar items and 4:30 p.m., followed by board EDT, Ontonagon United and Hands On” with guest speaker, Jim community news to meeting at 5, courthouse, Methodist Church basement, Kurtti, the Director of the Finnish Ameri- drenand free for students. The Thorpe [email protected]. Bessemer. next to Holiday gas station, can Heritage Center.. Langley Auditorium is located in Old Main For more information, call 906- Thursday, March 1 Ontonagon. area74.org. at 1710 Weeks Ave. in Superior. 932-2211. Alcoholics Anonymous, Kurtti, a native of the Copper Country, 7:30 p.m., Our Lady of Peace studied at Suomi College (Finlandia Uni- For additional information, call 715- Tuesday, Feb. 27 Pickleball, 10 a.m. to Catholic Church, Ironwood. versity) in Hancock, Mich., and the Uni- 394-8115. noon, Ironwood Memorial area74.org. Pickleball, 10 a.m. to Building. noon, Ironwood Memorial Gogebic County Veterans Saturday, March 3 Building. Service Officer, 10:30-11:30 Gogebic County Veterans a.m., Wakefield City Hall; 1-2 Men’s Breakfast, 8 a.m., ‘Black Panther’ leads at box office Service Officer, 9:30-11:30 p.m., Watersmeet Township; Calvary Baptist Church, Wake- a.m., Ironwood Memorial 2:45-3:15 p.m., Marenisco field. Building. 906-667-1110. Township. 906-667-1110. Community Pickleball NEW YORK (AP) – opened with $11.1 million Paramount, $11,071,584, Breakfast For Your Brain, Alcoholics Anonymous, Paddlers, 2-5 p.m., Mercer “Black Panther” scored on about 2,000 screens. 2,012 locations, $5,503 10 a.m., Mercer, Wis., Com- noon, Salem Lutheran Church, School gymnasium. 715-776- $111.7 million at the North The top movies at U.S. average, $11,071,584, 1 Week. munity Center. 715-561-2695. Ironwood. area74.org. 4588. Alcoholics Anonymous, A Matter of Balance, 2-4 Alcoholics Anonymous, 7 American box office in its and Canadian theaters Fri- 5. “Fifty Shades Freed,” noon, Salem Lutheran Church, p.m., Aspirus Ironwood 1st p.m., Salem Lutheran Church, second week according to day through Sunday: Universal, $7,147,285, Ironwood. area74.org. floor conference room, reser- Ironwood. area74.org. final studio figures Mon- 1. “Black Panther,” Dis- 3,265 locations, $2,189 Ironwood Kiwanis Club, vations required, 906-663- noon, Elk and Hound. 4045, ext. 622. Sunday, March 4 day, putting Ryan Coogler’s ney, $111,658,835, 4,020 average, $89,793,065, 3 Aspiring Women Event, Open Community Dinner, Marvel sensation on a tra- locations, $27,776 average, Weeks. “Broken Heart Syndrome,” 5-6 p.m., Wakefield Methodist Alcoholics Anonymous, 1 p.m., closed meeting, Salem jectory that could ultimate- $403,613,257, 2 Weeks. 6. “Jumanji: Welcome 5-7 p.m., Aspirus Ironwood Church, Putnam Ave., Wake- ly land it among the high- 2. “Game Night,” Warn- To The Jungle,” Sony, Clinic. field, 906-667-0230. Lutheran Church, Ironwood. Woods and Blooms Gar- ReGeneration Youth, Mercer Health and Well- est grossing films. er Bros., $17,005,332, $5,650,497, 2,519 loca- den Club, 6:30 p.m., Haines 5:30-6:45 p.m., ages 10-11; ness Pickleball, 3-6 p.m., Disney again revised up 3,488 locations, $4,875 tions, $2,243 average, Mercer Community Center. Civic Center, Mercer, Wis. Relentless Youth, 7-9 p.m., the weekend performance average, $17,005,332, 1 Week. $387,284,712, 10 Weeks. Life Support Group, 6:30 ages 12-18; Lighthouse Faith Narcotics Anonymous, 7 p.m., Woodland Church, Iron- Center, Ironwood. p.m., Wesley United Methodist of “Black Panther,” after 3. “Peter Rabbit,” Sony, 7. “The 15:17 To Paris,” wood. Celebrate Recovery, 6 Church, Ironwood. estimating that it grossed $12,760,382, 3,707 loca- Warner Bros., $3,573,259, Alcoholics Anonymous, 7 p.m., free meal followed by Alcoholics Anonymous, 7:30 p.m., Sharon Lutheran $108 million on Sunday. tions, $3,442 average, 2,752 locations, $1,298 p.m., Episcopal Church of the meeting, Bessemer city hall The strong second week $71,506,084, 3 Weeks. average, $32,231,011, 3 Transfiguration, Ironwood. auditorium. Church, Bessemer. area74.org. Knights of Columbus 4th area74.org. sales pushed the film’s 4. “Annihilation,” Weeks. Government Degree Pere Menard Assem- Monday, March 5 cumulative domestic gross Hurley Senior Center bly 471, 6 p.m. business meet- past $400 million and its Board, 11 a.m., senior center, ing, KC Hall, Ironwood. Iron County Food Pantry, worldwide haul above Hurley. Presentation: Prohibition 9 a.m.-4 p.m., 72 Michigan SPECIAL THANKS Gogebic Community Col- in the Upper Peninsula, 6 Ave., Montreal, Wis. 715-561- $700 million. Ironwood Public Safety Dept. lege Board, 4:30 p.m., Solin p.m., Hurley High School audi- 4450. “Black Panther” easily Ironwood Fire Dept. Center for Business and Edu- torium. Alcoholics Anonymous, trounced new releases. The cation, room B22, Ironwood. Alcoholics Anonymous, noon, Salem Lutheran Church, Red Cross 6:30 p.m., First Presbyterian Ironwood. area74.org. Warner Bros.-New Line Victims Services Wednesday, Feb. 28 Church, Hurley. area74.org. Overeaters Anonymous, comedy “Game Night,” St. Vincent DePaul Knights of Columbus 5:30 p.m., All Saints Lutheran starring Jason Bateman Christian Men of the Council 1396, 6:30 p.m. busi- Church, Wakefield. America’s Value Motel Northland, 6:30 a.m., Uptown ness meeting, KC Hall, Iron- Alcoholics Anonymous, 6 and Rachel McAdams, Cafe, Ironwood. wood. p.m., Our Lady of Peace debuted with $17 million. And thank you, people known and unknown Mentoring of Moms, 9- Government Catholic Church, Ironwood. Alex Garland’s sci-fi who’s heartfelt donations continue to donate 10:30 a.m., Range Community Ironwood Planning Com- area74.org. thriller “Annihilation,” star- to us victims. God Bless! Bible Church, Hurley. 715-561- mission, 5 p.m., meeting, Ironwood Sports Hall of 4355. Conference Room 1, second Fame, 6 p.m., Luther L. Wright ring Natalie Portman, Alcoholics Anonymous, floor, Memorial Building, Iron- K-12 School, room 205. open meeting, noon, Salem wood. MECCA Ski Club, 6 Lutheran Church, Ironwood. Bessemer Parks and p.m., MECCA cabin near In Loving Memory of area74.org. Recreation Commission, the treatment facility, Mercer, DOVE Support Group, 5:30 p.m., City Hall, Bessemer. Wis. noon-2 p.m. 906-932-4990. Friday, March 2 Harbortown AA, 7:30 p.m. Ironwood/Hurley Rotary EDT, Ontonagon United Phyllis Siirila Nikula Club, 12:15 p.m., Elk and Methodist Church basement, Hound Restaurant, Ironwood. Mercer Cribbage, 9:30- who passed away 24 years ago on Feb. 27, 1994 11:30 a.m., Mercer Senior next to Holiday gas station, Iron County Veterans Ser- Ontonagon. area74.org. vice Officer, 1-3 p.m., Mercer, Center. Always a smile, instead of a frown, Double Trouble, 11 a.m.- Government Wis., Town Hall. 715-561- Iron County Board of 2190. 12:30 p.m., Serenity Center, Always a hand, when one is down, Ironwood. Health, 5:30 p.m., Iron County Mercer Health and Well- Board Room. Always true, thoughtful and kind, ness Pickleball, 3-6 p.m., Mercer Food Pantry, noon-1 p.m., Railroad Street, Ironwood Parks and Mercer Community Center. Recreation Committee, 5:30 Wonderful memories she left behind. Parent Coalition, 5-6:30 Mercer, Wis. Emergencies: 715-476-7655. p.m., meeting, Conference Although we smile and make no fuss, p.m., Watersmeet School. Din- Room 1, second floor, Memori- ner provided. RSVP 906-364- Alcoholics Anonymous/ Al-Anon, noon, Salem Luther- al Building, Ironwood. No one misses her more than us; 5328. Bessemer City Council, 6 Narcotics Anonymous, 7 an Church, Ironwood. And when old times we oft recall, area74.org. p.m., city hall. p.m., Salem Lutheran Church, Ironwood City Commis- That’s when we miss her most of all. Ironwood. area74.org. Documentary “A Green Fire”, 1 p.m., Mercer Public sion and Planning Commis- Government sion, joint session, 6 p.m., Gogebic County Board, Library. Sadly missed by sister Shirley & Jack Harbortown AA, 7:30 p.m. Women’s club room, Memorial finance committee meeting at Building. l 4 TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 27, 2018 OPINION THE DAILY GLOBE • YOURDAILYGLOBE.COM DAILY GLOBE Graham’s legacy Sue Mizell, Publisher Just days before Billy Graham uplifted and comforted; the hungry died, I found myself at Mass at the find justice; sinners are forgiven; and Larry Holcombe, Managing Editor tomb of Pope John XXIII, in St. all discover that they are brothers.” Peter’s Basilica. This pope is famous This is what Billy Graham was – or infamous, depending on your about. Introducing people to the point of view – for opening the Sec- most important person he ever ond Vatican Council in the middle of Kathryn encountered, Jesus Christ. It was as In Their Opinion the 20th century. Lopez simple as that: What could be the It ushered in changes that both point of doing anything else? That’s Money just part of haven’t been fully realized and have the common ground he saw with run amok – again, depending on other Christians and humans in gen- school equation what we’re talking about and your eral. point of view. Billy Graham, the In one homily in particular, Paul He may have been a counselor to Prior to the sexual abuse scandal that has rocked Protestant preacher to presidents – VI talked about the Christian’s need presidents – and had his regrets Michigan State University, chances are you probably as he is so popularly known – was to proclaim Christ to the world. “All along the way about getting too close hadn’t paid much attention to its Board of Trustees. grateful for these reforms, for the things, all history converges in to politics during some of those Now, those trustees are under a spotlight. The uni- opportunities for Protestant fellow- Christ,” he said. “A man of sorrow years – but the most important part versity’s bungled handling of this horrible School ship with Catholics that they pre- and hope, he knows us and loves us. of Billy Graham’s story is that he funding debates are usually contentious, with some sented. Some branded him an apos- As our friend, he stays by us knew what he was about. Being arguing more money could solve most schools’ woes tate for these views at the time, but throughout our lives; at the end of Christian brings with it life-changing and others saying it’s more about how that funding is Graham was always working from a time he will come to be our judge; responsibilities to live and share the spent. The answer lies somewhere in the middle. larger perspective. but we also know that he will be the Gospel. A new report on Michigan school financing has John XXIII’s successor, Paul VI, complete fulfillment of our lives and He would want to link arms and brought the conversation to the forefront. It’s a would close the Council, and not our great happiness for all eternity.” open doors to God together, because debate worth having. As part of our Fixing Michi- with a sense of triumph. He knew He also spoke of the importance people need that light of hope he gan’s Schools series, we’ve devoted space in recent there were miscues, miscommunica- of Jesus and his example: “He is our knew in Christ. weeks to this topic. The latest installment is else- tions and divisions that had crept bread, our source of living water However people might interpret where in our Think section. into the Council and its interpreta- who allays our hunger and satisfies or debate any of these Christian As political, business and education leaders look tions. But Paul VI (who Pope Francis our thirst. He is our shepherd, our leaders, if this is the launch pad for to improve this state’s standing nationally when it has indicated will be named an offi- leader, our ideal, our comforter and common cause, we may just be able comes to school performance, expect funding to be a cial saint before the end of the calen- our brother.” to get somewhere together. The mis- significant part of that discussion. dar year) had faith. He was prophet- Paul VI said of Jesus: “He is like eries of this world – you don’t have That’s welcome. But it shouldn’t overshadow ic about how the world was tearing us but more perfectly human, sim- to look far in life or the headlines to other important discussions about improving how men and women apart from one ple, poor, humble, and yet, while find them – can be mitigated if one students are taught – as well as entrenched struc- another and alienating them from burdened with work, he is more lives the words of the Sermon on the tural problems that eat into funds school currently their very natures – 50 years ago patient. He spoke on our behalf; he Mount. And so, thanks be to God for have. writing a document that saw ahead worked miracles; and he founded a the likes of Billy Graham, who saw The School Finance Research Collaborative, com- to everything that we have seen new kingdom: in it the poor are that and tried to help others to see it posed of a diverse group of business and school lead- exposed in the #MeToo cultural happy; peace is the foundation of a as well. ers, released its statewide study last month. It takes a avalanche of misery brought to light life in common; where the pure of Kathryn Jean Lopez can be contact- close look at how much funding is needed to offer in recent months. heart and those who mourn are ed at [email protected]. Michigan students a quality education. As expected, the answer is “more.” This is the second adequacy study in the past two Today in history years. Taxpayers spent $400,000 on the 2016 study, and the information in that report hasn’t moved pol- By The Associated Press icy, which is why the collaborative wanted to take Today’s Highlights in History another stab at it. Yet one of the firms the members On Feb. 27, 1968, at the chose was Colorado-based Augenblick, Palaich and conclusion of a CBS News Associates, which conducted the first study. special report on the Vietnam War, Walter Cronkite delivered The new study’s main finding is that the base per- a commentary in which he said pupil cost to educate a regular education K-12 stu- that the conflict appeared dent in Michigan is $9,590 (not including trans- “mired in stalemate.” Former portation, food service or capital costs). That is more teen singing idol Frankie than recommended by the 2016 study, which called Lymon, known for such songs as “Why Do Fools Fall in Love” for $8,667 per student. And there’s not a great expla- and “Goody Goody,” was found nation for the different estimates. dead of a drug overdose in The report also calls for more funding for small New York at age 25. districts, which lack economies of scale, and for stu- On this date In 1700, English explorer dents in poverty and those who are English learners. William Dampier became the Similar studies done in more than 30 other states first known European visitor to nearly all came to the same conclusion that more the island of New Britain in the money was the answer, and those studies have been Southwest Pacific. used to justify calls for increased funding. And In 1801, the District of Columbia was placed under they’ve also served as the basis for lawsuits when the jurisdiction of Congress. states didn’t fall in line. In 1911, inventor Charles F. Gov. Rick Snyder has already included a sizable Kettering demonstrated his additional investment in the state’s per-pupil funding electric automobile starter in Detroit by starting a Cadillac’s of $120 to $240 per student, with students in low- motor with just the press of a income districts getting more money. switch, instead of hand-crank- Any additional funding must come with direct ing. accountability to ensure those funds are actually In 1922, the Supreme helping the students who need it most. Court, in Leser v. Garnett, unanimously upheld the 19th Similarly, the structural problems districts face Amendment to the Constitu- should be identified and addressed before the state tion, which guaranteed the starts writing bigger checks to schools. For instance, right of women to vote. ed Knee in South Dakota, the the internationally celebrated Country singer Johnny Van Michigan doesn’t need the cost of 56 intermediate In 1933, Germany’s parlia- site of the 1890 massacre of pianist whose triumph at a Zant is 58. Rock musician ment building, the Reichstag, Sioux men, women and chil- 1958 Moscow competition Leon Mobley (Ben Harper and school districts, which divert funding from schools was gutted by fire; Chancellor dren. (The occupation lasted launched a spectacular career the Innocent Criminals) is 57. that directly serve students. Also, pensions in the Adolf Hitler, blaming the Com- until the following May.) that made him the rare classi- Basketball Hall of Famer state still consume too much of payroll costs. Last munists, used the fire to justify In 1986, the U.S. Senate cal musician to enjoy rock star James Worthy is 57. Actor year it was 37 percent, and while new reforms will suspending civil liberties. approved telecasts of its status, died in Fort Worth, Grant Show is 56. Rock musi- lower that burden over time, more should be done In 1943, during World War debates on a trial basis. Texas, at age 78. cian Mike Cross (Sponge) is II, Norwegian commandos In 1991, Operation Desert One year ago: President 53. Actor Noah Emmerich is now to make sure the most money possible is head- launched a successful raid to Storm came to a conclusion as Donald Trump proposed a 53. Actor Donal Logue is 52. ing to the classroom. sabotage a German-operated President George H.W. Bush huge $54 billion surge in U.S. Rhythm-and-blues singer Chilli Also many districts are dealing with enrollment heavy water plant in Norway. declared that “Kuwait is liberat- military spending for new air- (TLC) is 47. Rock musician declines. Large districts like Detroit especially need An explosion inside a coal ed, Iraq’s army is defeated,” craft, ships and fighters in his Jeremy Dean (Nine Days) is mine near Bearcreek, Mon- and announced that the allies first federal budget while slash- 46. Rhythm-and-blues singer to do more to right-size their overhead. Enrollment tana, killed 74 miners and one would suspend combat opera- ing big chunks from domestic Roderick Clark is 45. Country- within the Detroit Public Schools Community Dis- rescue worker. The U.S. gov- tions at midnight, Eastern time. programs and foreign aid to rock musician Shonna Tucker trict is only at about 60 percent of capacity – a clear ernment, responding to a cop- In 1993, actress Lillian Gish make the government “do is 40. Chelsea Clinton is 38. waste of resources. per shortage, began circulating died in New York at age 99. more with less.” The Senate Actor Brandon Beemer is 38. Those problems should be fixed simultaneously one-cent coins made of steel Ten years ago: William F. confirmed billionaire investor Rock musician Cyrus Bolooki plated with zinc (the steel pen- Buckley Jr., 82, the author and Wilbur Ross as commerce sec- (New Found Glory) is 38. Rock with any increase in funding. nies proved unpopular, since conservative commentator, retary by a vote of 72-27. musician Jake Clemons (Bruce – The Detroit News they were easily mistaken for was found dead at his home in Today’s Birthdays Springsteen and the E Street dimes). Stamford, Connecticut. Civil Actress Joanne Woodward Band) is 38. Rhythm-and-blues In 1951, the 22nd Amend- rights leader John Lewis, a is 88. Consumer advocate singer Bobby Valentino is 38. Letters Policy ment to the Constitution, limit- Democratic congressman from Ralph Nader is 84. Opera Singer Josh Groban is 37. ing a president to two terms of Atlanta, dropped his support singer Mirella Freni is 83. Banjoist Noam Pikelny is 37. The Daily Globe welcomes letters from readers. Letters office, was ratified. for Democratic presidential Actress Barbara Babcock is Rock musician Jared Champi- should deal with matters of current, public interest. We reserve In 1960, the U.S. Olympic candidate Hillary Rodham Clin- 81. Actor Howard Hesseman is on (Cage the Elephant) is 35. the right to reject any letter and to edit those that are to be pub- hockey team defeated the ton in favor of Barack Obama. 78. Actress Debra Monk is 69. Actress Kate Mara is 35. lished. Please avoid name-calling or personal attacks. Soviets, 3-2, at the Winter Five years ago: The Sen- Rock singer-musician Neal Actress Lindsey Morgan is 28. Letters should be no longer than 400 words. An address Games in Squaw Valley, Cali- ate confirmed Jacob Lew to be Schon (Journey) is 64. Rock Thought for Today and phone number must be included for verification purposes. fornia. (The U.S. team went on Treasury secretary by a vote of musician Adrian Smith (Iron “There is no inevitability in Letters may be mailed to Letters to the Editor, Daily Globe, to win the gold medal.) 71-26. President Barack Maiden) is 61. Actor Timothy history except as men make it.” 118 E. McLeod Ave., Ironwood MI 49938; emailed to: In 1973, members of the Obama unveiled a statue of Spall is 61. Rock musician — Felix Frankfurter, U.S. civil rights icon Rosa Parks at Paul Humphreys (Orchestral Supreme Court Justice (1882- [email protected]; or faxed to 906-932-4211. American Indian Movement occupied the hamlet of Wound- the U.S. Capitol. Van Cliburn, Manoeuvres in the Dark) is 58. 1965)

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McLeod Ave., Ironwood, MI 49938 906-932-2211 • 800-236-2887 • Fax 906-932-5358 l THE DAILY GLOBE • YOURDAILYGLOBE.COM AREA / STATE TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 27, 2018 5 Bond been charged with conspiracy to commit first-degree intentional homicide while Illegal bobcat armed with a dangerous weapon and hid- IPSD makes meth arrest From page 1 ing a corpse and are incarcerated. draws sentence By RALPH ANSAMI session. been arrested in Oshkosh on a warrant Valliere was reported missing to Lac du [email protected] last week. Flambeau police on Christmas Day. His HURLEY – An Iron- Bond was set at IRONWOOD – Alert Joseph D. Lussier, 26, of Lac du Flam- body was found by investigators on New wood man was sentenced $20,000, subject to posting action by a motel employee beau, also previously had a $1 million Year’s Day. last week in Iron County 10 percent to be released led to a Sunday metham- cash bond set. Allen, Oungst and the both Lussiers are Court for possessing an from the county jail at phetamine arrest in Iron- Richard F.A. Allen, 27, of Lac du Flam- scheduled to appear in Iron County Court unlicensed bobcat. Bessemer, for Jessey wood. beau, also with a $1 million bond; Evan T. next Monday, while Wolfe’s initial appear- Iron County Judge Rolain, according to the According to an Iron- Oungst, 27, of Arbor Vitae, and Curtis A. ance is scheduled for March 12, all before Patrick Madden ruled IPSD report. wood Public Safety Depart- Wolfe, 26, of Lac du Flambeau, have also Madden. Wednesday all Wisconsin Information was for- Department of Natural ment report, a 2:20 a.m. warded to the Gogebic call was received from a County Prosecutor’s demolishing the East Pine Street house, Resources license opportu- Ironwood Comfort Inn employee office and he was sched- which was damaged in a fire, the bid came nities will be revoked for who said a motel guest was uled to be arraigned in in at around $30,000. three years for Zachary entering places in the Gogebic County District From page 1 City commissioners also approved a Kavinsky, 24. building that he should not Court. funding for the work will come from the water project payment of $56,339 Monday Total court assessments access. According to Wisconsin city’s budget. for the Phase 4 utility project that involves of $343.50 were levied and IPSD officers and Goge- automated court records, City assessor-building inspector Den- running a second 16-inch water line to the it was determined Kavin- bic County Sheriff’s Rolain was previously con- nis Hewitt said $640 would come out of wells in Ironwood Township. sky owed the court 50 Department deputies victed of misdemeanor the general fund for the East Pine Street While working on the project, it was cents, due by April. removed the 25-year-old theft, disorderly conduct razing and $6,100 for 301 E. Oak St. discovered there was a leaky valve in the He and another man Wausau, Wis., resident and bail jumping charges City manager Scott Erickson said the old line and that had to be repaired on were charged by a DNR from the building and in the Marathon County city has a fund balance to cover the $6,740 Monday. Erickson was pleased the leaky warden on Jan. 21, 2016, arrested him for meth pos- Court. needed as a local contribution. valve in the old water line was fixed by according to automated The last time the city sought bids on early Monday afternoon. court records. A second charge of Record Parking shelter around the natural spring on Lake hunting or trapping bob- Road near Little Girl’s Point, but it was cat, fisher or otter without a permit was dismissed in POLICE REPORTS Street at 12:45 a.m. decided more information on costs and City of Ironwood Troopers arrested the sus- From page 1 the building code requirements were need- a plea agreement reached The Ironwood Public Safety pect for operating with a high accidents and people who had to jump out ed before any action could be taken. by Iron County Distinct Department issued three BAC and use of marijuana. overnight winter parking viola- ACCIDENTS of the way of vehicles, things like that. –The board approved spending $5,000 Attorney Matt Tingstad and defense attorney tion citations early Friday Iron County, Wis. “This is being done to protect life and for the township’s annual share of the morning. One person was injured in property.” Gogebic County Council of Veterans Joseph Rafferty. ——— a snowmobile accident in Iron —Ralph Ansami The IPSD responded to a County, on Trail 9 in the town The board approved the purchase of six Affairs’ budget. The council had requested weekend report of the smell of of Knight (Iron Belt area). signs at roughly $45 each. $5,028, but the township had only bud- marijuana in an Aurora Street Iron County Sheriff’s The township will own and store the geted $5,000 and Trustee Kevin Lyons apartment. Department deputies, Hurley Ontonagon road According to the report, police and the Hurley Fire signs, Boyd said during the meeting. How- argued a budget amendment would have officers confiscated marijuana Department snowmobile res- ever, he said the Gogebic County Road been necessary to exceed that amount. plants, three firearms and cue squad responded to the Commission will put up and take down –The board also gave Boyd approval to limits take effect other contraband from apart- accident on Trail 9 Saturday the signs and decide where to install them. explore the possibility of the township tak- ment 1 at 221 E. Aurora St. morning. Seasonal weight restric- A 17-year-old was in the A male snowmobiler lost In other action: ing over payroll administration duties for tions went into effect this apartment and the report said control of his sled on the trail, –The board discussed building a wind the Powderhorn Area Utility District. morning in Ontonagon, his father gave officers permis- causing him to fall off and he Houghton, Keweenaw and sion to enter and search the was then struck by another apartment. snowmobile in his party. Bessemer gram is already functioning in Watersmeet Baraga counties. The father, who was listed Beacon Ambulance trans- and Ewen-Trout Creek. The maximum legal axle with a Bessemer address, was ported the injured driver to loads were reduced to 65 per- arrested on a two-count war- Aspirus Ironwood Hospital with Parrott said Michigan ranks 40th rant issued out of the Gogebic what deputies said were non From page 1 nationally in education, with 44 percent of cent of the normal limits. County Sheriff’s Department life-threatening injuries. dent reaches high school, the problems students in the state not proficient in read- For single axle trucks, for unspecified charges, COURT CASES the maximum gross according to the report. Gogebic County are ingrained and there is little the school ing. City of Bessemer District Court can do to reverse the behavior, which The board accepted the hiring of Shelly weight is 23,400 pounds On Feb. 23, Michigan State —Feb. 16: Justin Richard impacts their future earning potential and Mettler and Lisa Martinez to replace Paula and it’s up to 32,500 Police stopped a 19-year-old Westeen, 18, Bessemer, alco- livelihood. If Bessemer agrees to allow pounds for tandem axle man from Ontonagon at the hol purchase, consumption, Barbacovi and Jane Suvanto in the Special intersection of U.S. 2 and Best possession, $325. Pathways to Potential into the district, the Education Department. Emily Stafford vehicles, according to the program will start immediately, without also resigned from Special Education, four counties. costing the district any money. The pro- effective March. For tractor-trailer type Lottery vehicles the weights range from 35,100 to 53,500 been posted with Michigan tacted a state FOI officer Monday Keno: 13-14-17-24-25-30-32-35-40-44- Ontonagon pounds for two axles. Works and applications who said even though the Michigan 47-48-50-52-54-55-62-64-65-71-73-74 Road commissioners Lucky For Life: 06-11-16-28-37, Lucky will be accepted until village is short-handed in from the four counties said Ball: 11 Wisconsin From page 1 March 16. The position will the village clerk office, Poker Lotto: QH-KH-AH-9S-10S 5 Card Cash: KH-2C-10C-5D-3S the limits were posted on Midday Daily 3: 4-0-6 SuperCash: 06-09-15-16-33-34, Dou- the fourth lagoon to the begin as part time from there should be a second county roads and will be Midday Daily 4: 0-5-7-0 bler: N river near the new bridge, start to July 1 for training. FOI officer who can fulfill Daily 3: 2-9-9 Badger 5: 02-14-15-19-22 enforced “to the fullest water is sampled before Review of the applications the request. Daily 4: 0-0-1-9 Daily Pick 3: 9-4-5 extent of the law.” Fantasy 5: 13-16-20-27-30 Daily Pick 4: 0-7-1-4 drawdown in the spring and scheduling of inter- and during any overflows. views will be done in coor- TUESDAY EVENING FEBRUARY 27, 2018 “The village has not had dination with the Person- 7:007:308:008:309:009:3010:0010:3011:0011:30 any discharge from the nel Committee. 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QUINOA-STUFFED TOMATOES This is the same strategy I use when host- Servings: 8 ing a vegetarian in my home. Start to finish: 1 hour, including inac- Today’s Quinoa-Stuffed Tomatoes fits tive cooking time the bill perfectly. Serve one tomato as a 8 medium sized tomatoes tasty and toothsome side along some 2 teaspoons olive oil roasted chicken or sliced beef tenderloin, 1 small yellow onion, diced (about 3/4 or double up for a vegetarian meal that cup) will fill you up, even if you aren’t vegetari- 1 small eggplant, cut into small dice an. (1/2 inch), about 2 cups These tomatoes can be made in 3 cloves garlic, minced advance, so they are equally brilliant for 1 cup roughly chopped or sliced white both company dinners and weeknight mushrooms family suppers. 3 tablespoons dry white wine Tomatoes, a culinary favorite source of 3 tablespoons chopped fresh basil lycopene, are stuffed with quinoa and 1 1/2 cup cooked quinoa Associated Press sauteed eggplant and mushrooms, both 1/4 cup grated parmesan cheese THIS PHOTO shows quinoa-stuffed tomatoes from a recipe by Melissa d’Arabian. hefty, meaty vegetables. But, swap out the 1/2 teaspoon salt quinoa for brown rice, and use whatever 1/4 teaspoon black pepper stirring frequently. Add the garlic and foil. Bake until the tomatoes are tender and veggies you find in the crisper drawer, or Preheat the oven to 375 F. Slice off the mushrooms and cook until mushrooms quinoa mixture is hot, about 35-40 min- even in your freezer. Baking tomatoes is an top of each tomato, reserving the tops. soften, about 5 more minutes. utes. excellent strategy for using up the less- Run a paring knife around the inner Pour in the wine and stir to let it evapo- Chef’s Note: The recipe works well with than-perfectly-sweet ones that winter can rim of the tomato, loosening up the flesh rate. Add the basil, quinoa, remaining salt up to a half pound of cooked ground meat bring. A big bonus: roasted tomatoes are on the inside of the tomato. Use a small and pepper and turn off the heat. Stir in added to the filling if desired. Tip: Crinkle simply gorgeous, appealing to our farm-to- spoon and scoop out the flesh, juice and the parmesan cheese. Gently spoon the up foil into a ball if you need to secure table sensibilities. seeds of the tomato. (Either discard or filling into the empty tomatoes, and top tomatoes in baking dish so they don’t slide While I don’t think you’ll miss the pulse in blender to use in a tomato sauce.) each one with a reserved tomato top. around. meat, if you must, feel free to add in a little Sprinkle the insides of the tomatoes Place the tomatoes in a baking dish Nutrition information per serving: 115 cooked ground meat right into the filling. with half the salt and set aside. In a large sprayed with a little olive oil from a mister calories; 26 calories from fat; 3 g fat (1 g Either way, you’ll have a healthy and saute pan, cook the onion and eggplant in (or nonstick spray). Mist the tomatoes saturated; 0 g trans fats); 2 mg cholesterol; hearty dish that is a nice change from the the olive oil over medium high heat until with a quick spray of olive oil from a mis- 176 mg sodium; 19 g carbohydrate; 5 g classic stuffed pepper. And as for the vegetables start to soften, about 8 minutes, ter. Cover the dish with an oven-safe lid or fiber; 6 g sugar; 5 g protein. New CEO to oversee Use of defibrillators by bystander can veterans homes in Grand boost survival of heart attack patients By AMERICAN HEART ASSOCIATION here today,” said Stewart, who was the difference between a bystander NEWS later diagnosed with a congenital shocking the patient and an EMS Rapids, Marquette A person who suffers a cardiac heart defect. Now 23, she advocates shocking the patient.” LANSING – A new CEO where she most recently arrest in public has more than twice for widespread distribution of the A cardiac arrest usually occurs has been hired to oversee served as the district direc- the chance of surviving if a bystander portable devices. “CPR alone would when an electrical disturbance dis- the Michigan Veteran tor of operations for Sava steps in to restart the heart with an not have kept [me] alive.” rupts the heart so much that it stops. Health System, which runs Senior Care. In that posi- automated external defibrillator In a new study published Monday An AED can shock the heart back into the state’s two veteran’s tion she oversaw 10 care before an emergency crew arrives at in Circulation, researchers examined a normal rhythm. homes in Grand Rapids centers in southeast Michi- the scene, a new study has found. data involving people who had car- In the new study, whose lead and Marquette, the Michi- gan. Heidi Stewart is living proof of diac arrests in nine major North author was Johns Hopkins University gan Veterans Affairs Agen- “Together we will work that finding. American cities – six in the United medical student Ross Pollack, cy announced Monday, hard to provide great care, Stewart was an 18-year-old com- States and three in Canada. researchers looked at 49,555 people Feb. 26. design care systems and petitive swimmer and high school The study found that bystanders treated for cardiac arrest by an emer- Laurie McCullough- establish environments senior when she collapsed from a car- who used AEDs on cardiac arrest gency medical services team between Benner will lead the health that will meet the needs diac arrest on Feb. 12, 2013. Feeling patients can significantly boost sur- 2011 and 2015. The study analyzed a system as CEO Brad Slagle and exceed the expecta- unusually lethargic, she walked into vival rates, particularly in regions portion of those patients — the ones retires March 31. tions of our home’s mem- her school’s administrative office to where patients might have long waits whose cardiac arrests happened in “We are delighted to bers and their families for seek help – and immediately passed before being reached by paramedics. public outside of a hospital, were wit- welcome Laurie to our years to come,” McCul- out. “In cities like New York, where the nessed by bystanders, and were team and her continuing to lough-Benner said in a An office worker dialed 911 and traffic is horrendous, and in some “shockable,” meaning the heart still lead the MVHS into a new statement. “I look forward called for the school nurse, who particularly rural areas, bystander had enough activity to respond to a era,” said Michigan Veter- to us being the health care administered CPR and then used the defibrillation is going to make a defibrillator shock. ans Affairs Agency Director provider and employer of school’s automated external defibril- major difference,” said cardiologist Researchers found that 66.5 per- James Robert Redford in a choice in the communities lator, or AED. Stewart’s heart was Dr. Myron Weisfeldt, the study’s cent survived with the help of a statement. “She brings a in which we serve.” shocked three times over 10 minutes senior author and a Johns Hopkins bystander-administered AED, versus fresh perspective to team The health system was before emergency responders University professor. 43 percent who survived after wait- veteran, and her experi- established in 2015 to reached the school grounds. “The longer the delay by EMS, the ing for an emergency medical crew to ence and strategic thinking directly oversee the state’s “Without the AED, I would not be survival rate falls – and the greater deliver a shock to their hearts. will assist us materially as veterans homes. McCul- we work to modernize the lough-Benner will be its provision of health care third CEO. Loneliness is bad for your health services for Michigan’s vet- Slagle, previously the erans.” administrator with the By JED MAGEN ties and Alzheimer’s disease. Issues with loneliness seem to be McCullough-Benner has Marquette veterans home, Michigan State University Humans evolved to be around oth- more prevalent in older adults. The 31 years of experience as a stepped into the health sys- Imagine a 65-year-old woman who ers. Long ago, we hunted in small AARP found that about 17 percent of licensed nursing home tem CEO role in 2016 after sees her physician frequently for a hunter-gather groups, where social older Americans are lonely and or administrator. She comes CEO Leslie Shanlian variety of aches and pains. She might cohesion could help protect from isolated. to the role with the state resigned to work in the pri- complain of back pain on one visit, predators. Being alone without sup- CNN reporter and physician San- from the private sector, vate sector. headaches another time, and feeling port in the wild is dangerous – and jay Gupta suggests that society The Grand Rapids weak on the next. Each time, her stressful. You’d have to be constantly should start to view loneliness as Home for Veterans is under physician does a physical exam and vigilant for dangers, ready to go into another chronic disease. If so, then AUKEE new management as well. runs the appropriate tests, without “fight or flight” mode at any time. patients need long-term strategies to Tracey Nelson took the finding anything to account for her Over the short term, stress can be manage this problem. CHIROPRACTIC reins as the home’s new symptoms. Each time, she leaves the healthy. But in the long term, uncon- Not surprisingly, the currently rec- Natural, Safe, Drug Free, administrator in December office feeling frustrated that “nothing trolled stress becomes a problem. ommended treatment revolves AFFORDABLE Chiropractic 2017. can be done” for what ails her. There’s good evidence that chronic around establishing social relation- Care, We Correct CAUSES, The veterans home in However, if we looked more close- stress elevates levels of a hormone ships. For older adults, joining the Rather Than Treat Symptoms. Grand Rapids had been ly, we’d find out that this patient lost called cortisol in the brain. Cortisol local senior center is a wonderful way scrutinized in the past for her husband five years earlier and can decrease immune system to get involved in activities and meet We Accept: its treatment of residents, has been living alone since. Her three responses to infections. It might even people. What about volunteering? • Medicare • Blue Cross Blue Shield but a 2017 audit showed children all live in other states. make neurons in the brain less active Senior volunteer programs are always • WI Medicaid And Most conditions were improv- Although she dotes on her grandchil- and even lead to cell death. It con- looking for older adults who will • Other Insurances ing. The state is also in the dren, she sees them only about once tributes to inflammation, which is deliver meals, do mailings and a vari-

M midst of planning the con- a year. She has a few friends that she connected to cardiovascular disease, ety of other activities. It is surprising Call To Schedule An struction of a new veterans Cal Appointment Today! only sees occasionally. If asked, she stroke and hypertension and is prob- how small things can also be helpful. home facility in Grand (906) 932-7411 would probably tell you that, yes, she ably a cause of depression. A simple phone call once a day Rapids. is lonely. Just like the person long ago in the from an adult child is an opportunity Franz E. Aukee, DC The new $49M Grand Office Hours: This is a common picture in a fam- wild, someone who’s lonely over the to share things from the day or about Rapids veterans home will 200 East Ayer St. Mon.-Thurs. 8-5 ily physician’s office. These ill- long term can experience these corti- grandchildren. Even better, video Ironwood, MI Fri. 8-12 house 128 residents. defined symptoms without any clear sol responses. 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For example, after birth, lowed for years in order to determine with any insurance questions, and affect our physical health in profound high oxytocin levels are associated if these or other interventions actual- ways. It seems officials are starting to with better mother-infant bonding. ly counteract the effects of loneliness, financial planning. take that seriously – the United King- Oxytocin also seems to be linked little work of this kind has been done dom now even has a minister for to reduced stress. For instance, it’s as of yet. loneliness. And for good reason. associated with decreases in levels of It seems reasonable, though, to Call Monday-Friday, 8:00am–4:00pm Negative effectsIn 2015, norepinephrine, the “fight or flight” think that psychosocial interventions for more information or to arrange a researchers from Brigham Young Uni- hormone, as well as decreases in are powerful, since healthy adults tour of our Rehabilitation Center. versity looked at multiple studies on blood pressure and heart rate, much have these kinds of coping skills. loneliness and isolation. Their results the opposite of chronic cortisol. Oxy- From a medical perspective, the from several hundred thousand peo- tocin also seems to decrease activity wise physician will schedule people ple showed that social isolation in the amygdala, a part of the brain who seem to primarily be lonely for VILLA MARIA resulted in a 50 percent increase in that activates whenever there’s a per- periodic visits just to talk. In my Health & Rehabilitation Center ______premature death. ceived threat. opinion, this could prevent more Loneliness and social isolation are So what can we do about all this? unnecessary testing and costly care. A Division of Avanti Health Systems also associated with increased blood There are no real medications to treat Finally, even if you have a rich set Know All Options 300 VILLA DRIVE • HURLEY, WISCONSIN Available To You FAMILY OWNED & OPERATED pressure, higher cholesterol levels, loneliness, unless one is also of social contacts, maybe your neigh- depression and, if that weren’t bad Before Your Surgery depressed or has high levels of anxi- bor who walks by alone on occasion (715) 561-3200 enough, decreases in cognitive abili- ety. doesn’t. Say hello. l THE DAILY GLOBE • YOURDAILYGLOBE.COM AREA / NATION TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 27, 2018 7 Obituaries Thousands pay their respects Ruth C. Nylund to Graham in North Carolina SAULT STE. MARIE, Mich. – Ruth Ruth was preced- Nylund, of Sault Ste. Marie, passed ed in death by her CHARLOTTE, N.C. (AP) – Thousands Invitations were sent to all ex-presidents of away at Hospice of the Eastern U.P. on brother, Bernhart of people from all walks of life – including the U.S. Feb. 13, 2018. (Barney) Johnson, a former president – filed slowly past the Bush has said he chose Monday casket of the Rev. Billy Graham on Monday because he had a scheduling conflict with She was born in Ironwood on July and sisters, Eleanor to pay their final respects to a man who the funeral. He was greeted by Graham’s 17, 1930, to Algot and Eleanor (Sper- Bengston and Eliza- reached millions with his message of sal- son Franklin and spent about 30 minutes ry) Johnson. Ruth passionately served beth Kail. vation through Jesus Christ. with the family during a private viewing. North Star Habitat for Humanity for Visitation will be A light drizzle greeted mourners on “Laura and I are honored to be able to many years. She was an elegant, gra- held at Hovie Funer- hand at 8 a.m. when the doors opened to come and pay our respects to the Graham cious, kind soul who loved people, al Home in Sault Ste. Graham’s boyhood home, but it had family and, more importantly, to be able to Ruth C. Nylund animals and nature. 1930 — 2018 Marie on Friday, tapered by the late afternoon when former say goodbye to a person who was influen- Surviving Ruth Nylund are Marvin March 2, from 11 President George W. Bush arrived with his tial in our lives and influential in the lives Konertz, of Sault Ste. Marie; Greta a.m. until noon. wife, Laura. The viewing was expected to of millions,” Bush told reporters afterward. Nylund, of Negaunee; Robert Nylund, Memorials may be left to North Star last late into the night for the famed evan- He also brought condolences from his of Ironwood; Marcia (Nylund) Kuehl, Habitat for Humanity in lieu of flow- gelist, who died Wednesday at age 99. father, George H.W. Bush, whom he Mourners of all races, young and old, described as a great friend of Graham’s. of Green Bay, Wis.; and Steve Kail, of ers. Online remembrances can be left some in suits and some in T-shirts and “I know he wished he could come too, Midland. at hoviefuneralhome.com. flip-flops, walked through the parlor but he’s not moving around much these where Graham’s closed casket lay on a days,” Bush said. black pedestal. They walked past family Former President Barack Obama is not Florence E. Walls photos and a cross made of white lilies to planning to attend memorial services for TROY, Mich. – Florence E. Walls, 2600 Crooks Road see the simple plywood container made by Graham this week, his office said. Obama prison inmates. At the door for the first tweeted last week after that Graham was 90, passed away Feb. 25, 2018. (between Maple and few hours was Graham’s grandson, Roy, “was a humble servant who prayed for so Florence was wife of the late Joseph Big Beaver) in Troy. shaking the hand of every person who many – and who, with wisdom and grace, for 39 years and dear mother of Joseph The funeral home came to see his grandfather. gave hope and guidance to generations of (Sandra), Rosa Wells, Patricia Cor- may be contacted by “I just wanted to tell them how much I Americans.” nelius (Richard), Bonnie Guinn and phone at 248-362- appreciated the love for my family,” Roy Public viewing was to continue Monday Dennis (Melissa.) 2500. The family will Graham said. and Tuesday until 10 p.m. at Graham’s In addition, she was a grandmoth- receive friends on And they responded with stories. Roy Charlotte library on the campus of the er of 11, great-grandmother of nine Wednesday from 4-8 Graham said what moved him the most Billy Graham Evangelistic Association. His and great-great-grandmother of two. p.m. at the funeral Monday were the dozens who paused and body will then be taken to the U.S. Capitol, Florence E. told him the exact moment and place Billy where Wednesday and Thursday he will be She was also sister of Delores Galli- Walls home. nagh (Pat) and Diana Erickson Interment will Graham came into their lives through his the first private citizen to lie in honor there hundreds of crusades around the world. since civil rights hero Rosa Parks in 2005. (Jan). take place at Roseland Park Cemetery. Cecily Turner is one of them. Her moth- The funeral will be held in a giant tent Florence was preceded in death by Memorials may be directed to Beau- er was at Billy Graham’s 1957 New York as a nod to Graham’s 1949 Los Angeles four sisters and one brother. mont Hospice. crusade and she said he led her mother to crusade. That revival, which Graham said Funeral services for Florence Walls For more information or to view the salvation that day. propelled him to worldwide fame, was will be on Thursday 1 p.m. at A.J. obituary and share memories, please “I know she is in heaven thanking him held in a circus tent dubbed the “Canvas Desmond & Sons Funeral Home, visit AJDesmond.com online. right now,” she said. Cathedral.” The man called “America’s Mother passed her faith on to daughter, Pastor” would eventually preach to an esti- and Turner said she passed it down to five mated 210 million people in person and For reprints or lamination services, children and four great-grandchildren. many more through his pioneering use of contact the Daily Globe at 906-932-2211 “That’s an amazing thing,” she said. prime-time telecasts, network radio, daily Graham’s funeral is Friday, and Presi- newspaper columns, evangelistic films dent Donald Trump said he will attend. and satellite TV hookups.

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Democrats have long pressed limits in response to the mass John Cornyn, R-Texas, and Chris for more sweeping changes shooting at a Florida high Murphy, D-Conn., to strengthen toward a universal background school. the National Instant Criminal check system, including requir- Congress returned to work Background Check System ing inquiries for online and gun Monday without following (NICS). The “Fix NICS” bill, sim- show purchases. Trump’s lead on any of the major ilar to one approved last year in Senate Minority Leader Chuck initiatives he has tossed into the the House, would penalize feder- Schumer of New York said Mon- debate since the massacre at Mar- al agencies that don’t properly day that if all Congress can jory Stoneman Douglas High report required records used to accomplish is passage of the “Fix School. Despite public calls for determine whether someone can NICS” bill “it would be an abject Associated Press stricter gun laws, Republican legally buy a gun. failure and a dereliction of our PRESIDENT DONALD Trump speaks during a meeting with the leaders have largely kept quiet Cornyn, the Senate’s No. 2 duty.” members of the National Governors Association in the State Din- after the shooting which left 17 Republican, questioned Trump’s At a minimum, Congress ing Room of the White House, Monday, in Washington. dead and ushered in another proposal to raise the age limit for should approve universal back- phase in the gun debate, prompt- assault weapons, noting that the ground checks, Schumer said, The House passed legislation In the Senate, Republican ed in large part by the activism of minimum age to enlist in the mil- denouncing “NRA-backed bills in December that included leaders see the best route to pas- the young survivors. itary is 18. that make Republicans feel better changes to the background-check sage in separating the issues of Over the weekend, Trump “I’m not sure I understand the without meaningfully addressing system as part of a broader pack- background checks and state spent time talking to Republican 21 age. I think there are better the issue of gun safety.” age that stalled in the Senate reciprocity measures. They were House Speaker Paul Ryan of Wis- ways to address it than just an In the House, many because it included expanded testing support Monday for quick consin, and the White House is arbitrary age increase,” he told Democrats want to reinstate an gun rights by requiring states to consideration of the background inviting lawmakers from both The Washington Times. assault weapons ban that expired recognize conceal-carry permits checks bill, which was intro- parties for meetings this week. Trump insisted Monday that more than a decade ago. issued by other states. duced last fall after the shooting But Trump’s ideas to arm many sometimes political leaders need But House Republican leaders The House package also of churchgoers in Texas. At the teachers, lift the minimum age for to buck the NRA, which builds its believe it’s up to the Senate to included a measure to study time, authorities acknowledged purchasing assault rifles to 21 political power by major cam- take the next steps, according to bump stocks, the devices that having failed to report the Texas and impose stricter background paign spending and motivating a top House GOP aide, who turns rifles into automatic-style gunman’s domestic violence con- checks were falling flat. gun rights supporters to vote. spoke only on condition of weapons and were used in the viction to the National Criminal “You guys, half of you are so Though he did not mention anonymity because he wasn’t Las Vegas assault last fall, the Information Center database. afraid of the NRA,” the president increasing the minimum age for authorized to discuss legislative deadliest mass shooting in U.S. “I’m for doing what’s achiev- said Monday at a meeting with rifle purchases, he wants to strategy. history. able,” Cornyn told reporters. Attorney: Deputy Supreme Court thought gunfire was declines to decide fate from outside school PARKLAND, Fla. (AP) – of ‘Dreamers’ just yet The sheriff’s deputy WASHINGTON (AP) – DACA has provided pro- assigned to guard the The Supreme Court on tection from deportation Florida high school that Monday rejected the and work permits for about was the scene of a mass Trump administration’s 800,000 young people who shooting never entered the highly unusual bid to came to the U.S. as chil- building to confront the bypass a federal appeals dren and stayed illegally. suspect because he court and get the justices to In September, Trump believed the gunfire was intervene in the fate of a argued that President coming from outside, his program that protects hun- Barack Obama had exceed- attorney said Monday. dreds of thousands of ed his executive powers Scot Peterson has been young immigrants from when he created the pro- called a coward and worse deportation. gram. Trump announced for failing to act during the The announcement he was ending the program massacre that killed 17 means the case affecting effective March 5 and gave people at Marjory Stone- Associated Press “Dreamers” will have to lawmakers until then to man Douglas High School. THE SUPREME Court building in Washington is lit by the setting sun on Oct. 10, work its way through the come up with a legislative The criticism intensified 2017. lower courts before any fix. Monday as President Don- Supreme Court ruling is But in recent weeks, fed- ald Trump blasted the possible. The case could eral judges in San Francis- deputy and other officers also become moot if co and New York have who were there, saying Supreme Court spars over unions Congress takes action in made Trump’s deadline they “weren’t exactly WASHINGTON (AP) – With the justice their legal foundation. But Scalia’s death the meantime. Right now, temporarily moot for peo- Medal of Honor winners.” holding the decisive vote silent, a divided left the court tied, and a lower court ruling however, efforts to address ple who have sought and If he had been present, Supreme Court sparred Monday over a in favor of the fees remained in place. the issue in Congress have been granted renewals; the Trump said, he would have case that could undermine the financial “You’re basically arguing, do away with hit a stalemate. rulings do not extend to raced into the school dur- footing of labor unions that represent gov- unions,” Justice Sonia Sotomayor told The Supreme Court’s people who are applying ing the attack even if he ernment workers. William Messenger, a lawyer with the decision for now to stay for the first time. Judges were unarmed. The justices heard arguments in a chal- National Right to Work Legal Foundation. out of the case on the issued injunctions order- Peterson’s attorney, lenge to an Illinois law that allows unions The group is representing Illinois worker Obama-era Deferred ing the administration to issuing his first public representing government employees to Mark Janus in his Supreme Court chal- Action for Childhood keep DACA in place while statement about the attack, collect fees from workers who choose not lenge. Arrivals program, or courts consider legal chal- said it was “patently to join. On the other side, Justice Anthony DACA, wasn’t surprising. lenges to Trump’s termina- untrue” that the deputy Amid colorful, occasionally angry com- Kennedy, who has voted against unions in It’s highly unusual for the tion. As a result, U.S. Citi- failed to meet sheriff’s ments from his colleagues, Justice Neil past related cases, scoffed at labor’s argu- Supreme Court to hear a zenship and Immigration department standards or Gorsuch asked no questions during the ment that there is a difference between col- case before a lower appeals Services resumed accept- acted with cowardice at hourlong session. lective bargaining over government court has considered it. ing and processing DACA the scene of the Feb. 14 The court split 4-4 the last time it con- employees’ pay and benefits, and unions’ But DACA supporters renewals in January, just as assault. He resigned after sidered the issue in 2016 following the political activities, which nonmembers do hailed the decision as a sig- it had before Trump’s Broward County Sheriff death of Justice Antonin Scalia. Gorsuch not have to support. nificant – if only tempo- September announce- Scott Israel said he felt sick joined the court in April and has yet to If the unions lose, won’t they have less rary – win. Trump said the ment. to his stomach over his weigh in on union fees. Organized labor is political influence, Kennedy asked David case would now be heard The Trump administra- deputy’s failure to inter- a big supporter of Democratic candidates Frederick, representing the American Fed- by an appeals court and tion has not tried to block vene. and interests. Unions strongly opposed eration of State, County and Municipal “we’ll see what happens the injunctions that force it “Let there be no mis- Gorsuch’s nomination by President Don- Employees Illinois affiliate. Yes, Frederick from there.” to continue operating the take, Mr. Peterson wishes ald Trump. said. “You know, we tried to program. Though the that he could have prevent- The unions say the outcome could “Isn’t that the end of this case?” get it moved quickly March 5 date is now moot, ed the untimely passing of affect more than 5 million government Kennedy replied. because we’d like to help Greisa Martinez, policy the 17 victims on that day, workers in 24 states and the District of Janus says he has a constitutional right DACA. I think everybody and advocacy director for and his heart goes out to Columbia. not to contribute anything to a union with in this room wants to help United We Dream, said the families of the victims In many respects, Monday’s arguments which he disagrees. Janus and the conser- with DACA,” he said to vis- DACA supporters planned in their time of need,” were a replay of what happened in 2016, vative interests that back him contend that iting governors. “But the to demonstrate in Wash- attorney Joseph DiRuzzo when the court took up so-called fair share everything unions representing public Supreme Court just ruled ington on that day in part said in the statement. fees and appeared to be ready to overrule employees do is political, including con- that it has to go through to continue to pressure The sheriff’s account of a 1997 high court decision that serves as tract negotiations. the normal channels.” Congress to act. Peterson’s actions that day was a “gross oversimplifi- cation,” the attorney said. The sheriff’s office Bill Cosby’s daughter Ensa, 44, dies in Massachusetts declined comment, BOSTON (AP) – Bill sachusetts town of Shel- passes off ‘boys will be Mesereau, did not immedi- Ensa Cosby largely explaining that Peterson’s Cosby’s 44-year-old daugh- burne Falls. boys’ when white men are ately respond to messages. stayed out of the public conduct is being investigat- ter Ensa Cosby died in Ensa Cosby spoke out accused, and how the poli- A defamation lawsuit spotlight during her life ed by its internal affairs Massachusetts from kidney on her father’s behalf tics of our country prove filed by seven women who though she did appear in division. disease, a spokesman for before his trial last year on my disgust. My father has have accused Cosby of 1989 in a single episode of Speaking to a group of the comedian said Monday. charges he drugged and been publicly lynched in sexual misconduct also her father’s popular sitcom governors at the White Spokesman Andrew molested a woman at his the media,” she said. is pending in Mas- “The Cosby Show,’ which House, Trump said: “You Wyatt did not immediately suburban Philadelphia “Boys will be boys” was sachusetts. ran from 1984-1992. don’t know until you’re offer other details about home in 2004. He has an apparent reference to tested, but I think I really her death on Friday. pleaded not guilty and President Donald Trump TEST DRIVE TODAY – $2,799 believe I’d run in there “Please keep the Cosby remains free on bail ahead excusing as “locker room even if I didn’t have a family in your prayers and of his retrial scheduled for talk,” lewd remarks he was Great for Ice Fishing - Hunters - Kids - Will Carry 2 Adults - 28 MPH weapon. 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Cosby’s death, Bill Cosby • Front Suspension - Double A-Arm • Warranty - 1 year gunshots “but believed sentenced to life in prison “How my father is being could ask to postpone the that those gunshots were without parole. punished by a society that pretrial hearing or wave his Cloverland Motors 300 E. Cloverland Dr., (U.S. 2) • Ironwood, MI 49938 originating from outside of Bill Cosby, 80, owns a still believes black men right to be in court for it. the buildings.” home in the western Mas- rape white women but Cosby’s lead attorney, Tom 906-932-1202 www.cloverlandmotorsports.com l THE DAILY GLOBE • YOURDAILYGLOBE.COM SPORTS TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 27, 2018 9 Braucher, McCullough ski at state meet BELLAIRE – Iron- with deteriorating condi- wood’s Rico Braucher fin- tions because of the warm ished 16th in the giant temperatures (mid 40s), he slalom and teammate Kyle put down an action packed McCullough was 30th in first run and held on for a the slalom at the MHSAA decent finish mid pack. On Division 2 state ski meet at a very fast second course of Schuss Mountain Monday. the race, he made the nec- Braucher skied well in essary adjustments on a his first run, but he was a couple of tough sections bit off the pace. He was and moved up to 30th much better in the second place. run, taking ninth overall in “I thought Kyle skied that run. That moved him very well today,” Constan- to 16th place overall. tini said. “He made some “It was a good way to really athletic moves to end his high school racing stay in the race early on career,” Ironwood coach and really showed his Liz Constantini said. “He is potential. I’m looking for- a good kid and works hard ward to having him back on and off the hill. He has on the team for the next brought so much to this couple of years.” program over the last four The Houghton girls won years,” the Division 2 champi- “I am so proud of him onship and the Marquette and we’re all going to miss boys and girls each won him.” the D1 titles. McCullough raced the “Ski racing in the UP is afternoon slalom race and strong,” Constantini said. Gladiators win district opener By PAUL PETERSON Maroon and White effec- Daily Mining Gazette (Houghton) tively put the game away. PAINESDALE – A Jenny Labyak had 10 young but poised Onton- points in the period, which agon squad made most of ended with Ontonagon the major plays on the way holding a 44-26 margin. to a 54-41 opening round Franti was able to use Class D district win over his bench extensively in Jason Juno/Daily Globe Lake Linden-Hubbell Mon- the final frame. WATERSMEET’S BETHANY Baldwin, right, goes to the basket as Bessemer’s Caitlin Lynch (20) defends Monday day night. "It's always nice to get night at Nimrod Nation in Watersmeet. Ontonagon coach Dick your bench players some Franti said his team didn't time in a tourney game," he play a perfect game but said. played well enough. Labyak led the Gladia- Baldwin scores 2,000th point, "It wasn't perfection, but tors with 16 points, with it was good enough," Fran- Holly Wardynski putting ti said. "At this stage of the in 13 and Lutz netting 12. leads Nimrods past Speedgirls season, we'll certainly take Mackenzie Fredrickson it." drew the praise of her By JASON JUNO Ontonagon's strategy coach for some good defen- [email protected] Panthers was to hit some shots from sive work. WATERSMEET – outside to open up the "It didn't show up in the Watersmeet coach Brent win first Lakes zone. scorebook, but she Besonen was a bit worried "Their zone gave us a lot (Fredrickson) really played the pressure of getting to game easily of trouble in the first game with a lot of energy 2,000 career points might EWEN – Ewen-Trout we played them," Franti tonight," Franti said. "Good get to Bethany Baldwin on Creek set the tone early said. "Tonight, we hit some defense on her part." the opening night of the and went on to rout and got them out of the Erin Seppala was tops tournament Monday. Republic-Michigamme zone." for the 5-16 Lakes with 10 She put those fears to 64-23 in Monday night’s Of the first eight shots points. Laura Lyons and rest in a hurry. MHSAA Class D District made by the Gladiators in Mackenzie LePage each put The senior scored 17 in 127 tournament opener. the opening quarter, three in nine points. Kierstyn the first quarter, surpassed The Panthers scored came from 3-point range. Codere added eight points the milestone in the third off the steals its man-to- Two of the 3s came from and seven rebounds. quarter and finished with man pressure created Izabelle Lutz and paved the Schick said her team 41 points, leading the Nim- and led 25-5 after the way for a 19-10 lead after has to adopt a different rods past the Speedgirls first quarter. It was 42-9 eight minutes. work ethic in the offseason 64-46 in the first round of at halftime. The Lakes, victimized if it is to improve. the MHSAA Class D Dis- “We focused on mak- by their own mistakes, "We've got to get to more trict 127 tournament. The ing sure we came out appeared rattled by con- open gyms and work on Nimrods will host Wake- with a lot of intensity, stant pressure from Onton- our individual games," she field-Marenisco in a semifi- good defense and that we agon. said. "That's the only way nal Wednesday night. shot with confidence,” E- We didn't handle the to get better." “I tell you what, she TC coach Jacky Besonen pressure very well at all," Ontonagon will meet stepped up just amazingly said. LL-H coach Maureen Dollar Bay Wednesday in a Schick. "It was a repeat of semifinal game. tonight,” Besonen said. Abbie LeGault and Ontonagon 19 6 17 7— 54 Both teams were miss- Ava Moilanen both what we've done all sea- LL-H 10 9715— 41 son." ONTONAGON — Lutz 12, E. Menigoz 2, ing a key starter. Senior scored 14 points to lead Labyak 16, T. Menigoz 2, Laingren 2, Wardynski Rebecca Caron, the Panthers. Elise Beso- Down 27-19 at the half, 13, Fredrickson 6, Lukkari 2. FT: 10-23; the Lakes were still in con- Rebounds: 25 (Wardynski 7), Fouls: 18; Fouled Watersmeet’s only other nen had 13. out: None; 3-point FG: Lutz 3, Wardzysnki 1. upperclassman on the tention at 27-20 early in the LL-HUBBELL — Lyons 9, Seppala 10, K. “I thought we had Codere 8, LePage 9, Perala 2, Keranen 1, team was out with an good balanced scoring,” third quarter. Destrampe 2. FT:12-18; Rebounds: 22 (K. Codere But a 14-2 run by the 8); Fouls: 13; Fouled out: K. Codere; 3-point FG: injury, and the Nimrods coach Besonen said. Seppala 2, LePage 1. were forced to start a sev- E-TC (16-4), ranked enth grader. Bessemer’s Jason Juno/Daily Globe fourth in the U.P., goes to leading scorer and WATERSMEET’S BETHANY Baldwin acknowledges the Crystal Falls Forest Park rebounder on most nights, crowd after surpassing 2,000 career points Monday for a district semifinal Taylor Manchester, was night at Nimrod Nation in Watersmeet. Wednesday night at 7:30 out due to a family matter. p.m. EST. The Panthers Watersmeet had Bald- with 10 points overall. want to think about it. are looking to end the win, though, and she fin- “They got 10 points in When I went for 1,000, I Trojans’ run of seven ished with 41 points. Her the second quarter from was so nervous I kept straight district titles. young teammates stepped people I guess we were missing my shots. So I just “We’re really excited up, too, especially in the willing to not stop as wanted to play my game to play in Crystal on second quarter when she much,” Bessemer coach tonight.” Wednesday,” Besonen had just six points. Gerry Pelissero said. “It Much like a press said. “That’s going to be It was Bessemer that was (Baldwin) and her played into her hands last key, get a good, strong came out on fire with teammates tonight, not week, Bessemer missing start on Wednesday and Kelsey Kitto hitting back- just her.” long shots played into playing with confidence, to-back 3s for an early 6-0 Watersmeet has a few Baldwin’s hands as well. that’s important.” lead. Emily Matonich and other kids who can con- Watersmeet’s leading R-M — Olivia Jarvi 3, Tailyn Raisanen 2, Alicia Ball 7, Kaitlin Ambuehl 4, Rachel Erick- Caitlin Lynch both scored tribute in scoring this year, rebounder was able to get son 2, Nikki Wertanen 5. FTs: 6-10. Fouls: 9. Besonen said. the long board and start Fouled out: None. 3-pointers: Wertanen 1. to put the Speedgirls up E-TC — Gracie Witt 2, Paige Berglund 2, 11-4. “(Pallin) played a fan- the fast break before the Grace Lundberg 2, Abbie LeGault 14, Elise Besonen 13, Brianna Schutz 2, Maddy Watersmeet responded tastic game for us, she had Bessemer defense could Cronkright 3, Kristina Andrus 2, Ava Moilanen with a 12-2 run. Katrina a ton of rebounds,” he react, leading to a lot of 14, Kaitlyn Brady 4. FTs: 7-11. Fouls: 10. Fouled out: None. 3-pointers: Besonen 2, Lemery scored the first said. “Naomi had a couple layups. Cronkright 1. basket in the Nimrods’ big 3-pointers, right when “She would get it and R-M 5917 23 E-TC 25 42 56 64 run, but it was all Baldwin momentum either way was she would go,” Pelissero after that. a little iffy.” said. “We tried to stop her Kelsey Kitto led Besse- By the time the first Baldwin needed three from rebounding and then mer with 16 points and quarter was over, points in the second half to getting out on the fast Megan Peterson had 12. Watersmeet led 21-16, and get to 2,000 points in her break, but she’s so quick Bessemer finished the Baldwin had outscored the five-year career. She got that by the time we real- season at 6-15. Watersmeet Speedgirls herself. there midway through the ized she was coming, she improved to 7-12. third quarter on a break- was already down there Bessemer — Megan Peterson 12, Kelsey Kitto Baldwin scored six 16, Emily Matonich 5, Caitlin Lynch 6, Karli Trcka points in the second quar- away layup. and then our girls didn’t 2, Hanna Koivisto 5. FTs: 10-20. Fouls: 18. Fouled out: None. 3-pointers: Kitto 3, Peterson 2, ter. She needed some help “It was just an amazing know what to do once she Koivisto 1. in that quarter and she got feeling,” Baldwin said. “It crossed half court. We told Watersmeet — Naomi Nelson 10, Katrina Lemery 2, Bethany Baldwin 41, Annabelle Beso- it. Hailey Pallin chipped in was even a better feeling them to hold your posi- nen 2, Hailey Pallin 9. FTs: 9-19. Fouls: 19. David Archambeau/Daily Mining Gazette than 1,000. It was awe- tion. But we just ran along Fouled out: Elissya Haapala. 3-pointers: Nelson ONTONAGON'S HOLLY Wardynski goes up for a layup with seven of her nine in 2, Baldwin 1. the second period and some. I was just trying to side of her. Bessemer 16 29 37 46 as Lake Linden-Hubbell's Erin Seppala (12) defends Naomi Nelson finished play my game, I didn’t “She’s a terrific player.” Watersmeet 21 37 49 64 during a Class D district opener Monday in Painesdale. l 10 TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 27, 2018 SPORTS THE DAILY GLOBE • YOURDAILYGLOBE.COM Daily Globe Scoreboard High School Basketball Polls 10. Maple City Glen Lake 18-2 30 10. Wyoming Tri-unity Christian (4-4 20 The top 25 teams in The Associ- Oklahoma City 112, Orlando 105 Calgary at Colorado, 9:30 p.m. UP Basketball Polls Others receiving 12 or more votes: Gobles (tie) Rapid River 16-2 20 Local Schedule ated Press' college basketball poll, Dallas 109, Indiana 103 N.Y. Rangers at Vancouver, 10 Girls (18-2) 28, Ypsilanti Arbor Preparatory (15-5) 24, Others receiving 12 or more votes: Brimley with first-place votes in parentheses, Houston 96, Utah 85 p.m. New Lothrop (18-2) 17. Tuesday,Boys Basketball Feb. 27 Class ABC (15-3) 12. records through Feb. 25, total points Minnesota 118, Sacramento 100 Record Points Last Ewen-Trout Creek at Wakefield- Thursday's Games Class D based on 25 points for a first-place 1. St. Ignace (4) 19-1 24 1 Wisconsin AP boys poll Marenisco, 6:30 Tuesday's Games Carolina at Philadelphia, 7 p.m. School Record Points Here is The Associated Press Wisconsin prep vote through one point for a 25th- Brooklyn at Cleveland, 7 p.m. 2. Negaunee (1) 20-0 21 2 1. Mt Pleasant Sacred Heart (4) 20-0 60 Watersmeet at Ontonagon Pittsburgh at Boston, 7 p.m. basketball poll for the week of February 26, with place vote and previous ranking: Chicago at Charlotte, 7 p.m. New Jersey at Florida, 7:30 p.m. 3. Ishpeming 17-3 15 3 2. Munising 19-1 55 WIAA Division 5 Regional first-place votes in parentheses, record, total Record Pts Prv Philadelphia at Miami, 7:30 p.m. Tampa Bay at Dallas, 8:30 p.m. 4. Westwood 14-6 10 5 3. Adrian Lenawee Christian 19-1 52 All Games at 7 p.m. points and last week’s ranking, as voted upon by a 1. Virginia (48) 26-2 1608 1 Washington at Milwaukee, 8 p.m. 5. Sault Ste. Marie 14-5 2-4. Gaylord St. Mary 19-1 47 No. 11 Bayfield at No. 6 Hurley Nashville at Edmonton, 9 p.m. statewide panel of sports writers and broadcast- 2. Michigan St. (17)28-3 1571 2 Sacramento at Portland, 10 p.m. 5. West Iron County 16-4 2-5. Kingston 18-1 43 No. 12 Mercer at No. 5 Washburn Minnesota at Arizona, 9 p.m. ers: 3. Xavier 25-4 1422 4 L.A. Clippers at Denver, 10:30 Others receiving votes: Houghton (13-7) 1. No. 16 Lac Courte Oreilles at No. Chicago at San Jose, 10 p.m. 6. Chassell 19-1 40 Division 1 4. Villanova 25-4 1416 3 p.m. Class D 7. Hillman 18-1 35 1 South Shore Columbus at Los Angeles, 10:30 School Record Points Last 5. Duke 24-5 1362 5 Record Points Last 8. Bellevue 16-2 30 No. 15 Winter at No. 2 Drum- Wednesday's Games p.m. 1. Oshkosh North (7) 21-1 88 1 6. Kansas 23-6 1272 8 Milwaukee at Detroit, 7 p.m. 1. Munising (3) 19-1 23 1 (tie) Waterford Our Lady 16-4 30 mond 2. Sun Prairie (2) 21-1 82 2 7. Gonzaga 27-4 1231 6 Toronto at Orlando, 7 p.m. Transactions 2. Chassell (2) 19-1 22 2 10. St. Joseph Mich Lutheran 17-3 18 No. 14 Shell Lake at No. 3 Luck BASEBALL 3. Franklin 21-1 71 3 8. Purdue 26-5 1178 9 Charlotte at Boston, 7:30 p.m. 3. Cedarville 17-3 15 4 (tie) Cedarville 17-3 18 No. 13 Frederic at No. 4 Solon American League 4. Waunakee 20-2 64 5 9. North Carolina 22-7 1140 10 Indiana at Atlanta, 7:30 p.m. 4. Ewen-Trout Creek 15-4 95 Athens Springs BALTIMORE ORIOLES — Others receiving 12 or more votes: 5. Brookfield East 20-2 47 4 10. Cincinnati 25-4 1013 11 Golden State at Washington, 8 5. Bark River-Harris 15-5 43(16-4) 13, Morenci (16-4) 12. No. 10 Northwood at No. 7 Mellen Agreed to terms with DH Pedro 6. Kimberly 18-4 45 6 11. Wichita St. 23-5 945 13 p.m. Others receiving votes: Forest Park (11-9) 2. No. 9 Butternut at No. 8 Siren Alvarez on a minor league contract. Michigan AP boys poll 7. Racine Park 18-4 33 7 12. Texas Tech 22-7 887 6 Phoenix at Memphis, 8 p.m. BOSTON RED SOX — Agreed to Boys The top 10 teams in the Michigan Associated 8. Brookfield Central 18-4 29 8 13. Ohio St. 24-7 791 16 New Orleans at San Antonio, terms with OF-DH J.D. Martinez on Press high school basketball poll, with first-place 9. Bay Port 18-4 16 10 Wednesday,College Basketball Feb. 28 Class ABC 14. Auburn 24-5 781 12 8:30 p.m. a five-year contract. Record Points Last votes in parentheses. Totals are based on 15 10. Eau Claire North 19-3 10 NR NJCAA Division II Region 13 15. Michigan 24-7 753 17 Oklahoma City at Dallas, 8:30 TORONTO BLUE JAYS — 1. Iron Mountain (5) 18-1 25 1 points for a first-place vote, 14 for second,etc.: Others receiving votes: Madison East 4, semifinal 16. Tennessee 21-7 564 19 p.m. Agreed to terms with RHP Seung- 2. Gladstone 13-5 19 2 Madison La Follette 3, Madison Memorial 2, GCC Samsons at DCTC, 7 p.m. Class A 17. Rhode Island 23-4 558 18 Houston at L.A. Clippers, 10:30 Hwan Oh on a one year contract. 2. Marquette 12-5 16 3 Stevens Point 1. CST School Record Points 18. Clemson 21-7 499 15 p.m. Designated OF Ezequiel Carrera for 4. Ishpeming 11-6 951. Clarkston (5) 17-1 75 Division 2 Girls Basketball 19. Arizona 22-7 450 14 Thursday's Games assignment. 5. Escanaba 14-5 642. Ann Arbor Skyline 18-0 70 School Record Points Last Class C District 94 20. West Virginia 21-8 429 21 L.A. Lakers at Miami, 7:30 p.m. Class D 3. Hazel Park 17-1 63 1. Kaukauna (9) 19-3 90 1 Ironwood at West Iron County, 6 National League 21. Nevada 25-5 386 20 Philadelphia at Cleveland, 8 p.m. CINCINNATI REDS — Agreed to Record Points Last 4. Detroit U-D Jesuit 15-3 60 2. La Crosse Central 20-2 80 2 p.m. CST 22. Saint Mary's (Cal) 27-4 318 22 Brooklyn at Sacramento, 10 p.m. terms with OF Ben Revere on a 1. Dollar Bay (5) 18-0 25 1 5. Detroit East English 14-3 53 3. Monona Grove 21-1 66 4 Iron Mountain at Norway, 6 p.m. 23. Kentucky 20-9 174 — Minnesota at Portland, 10:30 minor league contract. 2. Ewen-Trout Creek 17-1 19 3 6. Flint Carman-Ainsworth 17-2 48 4. Onalaska 19-3 49 6 CST 24. Middle Tennessee 23-5 144 24 p.m. NEW YORK METS — Signed 3. Rapid River 16-2 16 2 7. Canton 17-1 40 (tie) Pewaukee 20-2 49 3 Class D District 127 25. Houston 22-6 45 23 RHP A.J. Griffin to a minor league 4. Cedarville 16-3 858. Holland West Ottawa 17-2 38 6. Milw. Washington 19-3 43 7 Ewen-Trout Creek at Crystal Falls Others receiving votes: TCU Pistons-Raptors, contract. 5. Munising 15-3 649. Muskegon 16-3 30 7. Whitnall 18-4 39 8 Forest Park, 7:30 EST 41, Butler 34, St. Bonaventure 29, Box Others receiving votes: North Central (14-4) 10. East Lansing 15-3 24 8. Cedarburg 18-4 33 5 Wakefield-Marenisco at DETROIT (94) BASKETBALL NC State 28, Creighton 26, Loyola 1. Ypsilanti 9. Rhinelander 20-2 28 9 Watersmeet, 6 p.m. CST Johnson 1-6 0-0 2, Griffin 4-12 4- National Basketball Association Others receiving 12 or more votes: of Chicago 8, Southern Cal 7, Flori- ATLANTA HAWKS — Waived F (16-1) 23, Grand Rapids Forest Hills Central (16- 10. Pulaski 17-4 8 T10 Class D District 128 6 12, Drummond 8-18 2-2 18, Smith da St. 4, Arkansas 3, Seton Hall 3, Ersan Ilyasova. Called up G Josh Michigan AP girls poll 2) 20, Petoskey (17-2) 13, Belleville (14-5) 13, Others receiving votes: Mount Horeb 6, Union At Jeffers 7-13 2-4 16, Bullock 6-12 0-0 14, The top 10 teams in the Michigan Associated Virginia Tech 2, Boise St. 1, Okla- Magette and F Andrew White III Detroit Cass Tech (14-4) 12. Grove 4. Ontonagon vs. Dollar Bay, 6 p.m. Ennis III 3-9 2-2 10, Tolliver 2-5 0-0 Press high school basketball poll, with first-place homa 1, Florida 1. from Erie (NBAGL). EST 5, Moreland 1-1 0-0 2, Ellenson 1-3 votes in parentheses. Totals are based on 15 Class B Division 3 NEW ORLEANS PELICANS — Chassell vs. Baraga, 7:30 p.m. 1-2 3, Kennard 0-4 0-0 0, Galloway points for a first-place vote, 14 for second,etc.: School Record Points School Record Points Last USA Today Top 25 Signed C Emeka Okafor through the 1. New Haven (4) 19-0 60 1. Appleton Xavier (8) 22-0 87 1 EST 0-0 0-0 0, Buycks 3-11 4-4 12. Class A The top 25Poll teams in the USA Totals 36-94 15-20 94. rest of the season. School Record Points 2. Wyoming Godwin Heights 18-1 54 2. Waupun (1) 21-1 79 2 Today men's college basketball poll, TORONTO (123) NBA Development League 1. East Kentwood (4) 19-0 74 3. Grand Rapids Catholic Central17-1 47 3. Wisconsin Dells 21-1 73 4 Thursday,Boys Basketball March 1 with first-place votes in parentheses, Anunoby 3-4 1-1 8, Ibaka 7-14 2- AGUA CALIENTE CLIPPERS — 2. East Lansing (1) 20-0 71 (tie) Benton Harbor 18-1 47 4. Brown Deer 19-3 63 3 Bessemer at Ewen-Trout Creek, records through Feb. 25, points 2 19, Valanciunas 1-6 0-0 2, Lowry Acquired F Skylar Spencer from the 3. Saginaw Heritage 19-1 63 5. River Rouge 17-1 43 5. Prescott 20-2 48 7 7:30 EST based on 25 points for a first-place 6-10 2-2 20, DeRozan 5-9 10-11 20, G League available player pool. 4. DeWitt 19-1 61 6. Bridgeport 17-1 39 6. Dominican 17-5 40 5 Wakefield-Marenisco at vote through one point for a 25th- Miles 2-6 3-3 9, Powell 3-4 0-0 7, SANTA CRUZ WARRIORS — 5. Ann Arbor Huron 17-1 56 7. Olivet 18-1 34 7. Martin Luther 19-3 38 6 Watersmeet place vote and previous ranking: Siakam 5-7 1-1 11, Miller 0-2 0-0 0, Acquired G Jeremy Pargo from the 6. Coldwater 18-2 48 8. Williamston 17-2 31 8. Bloomer 20-2 25 8 Ontonagon at Baraga, 7:20 EST Record Pts Pvs Poeltl 4-7 0-0 8, Nogueira 1-1 0-0 3, in-season waiver wire. 7. Flint Carman Ainsworth 18-2 45 9. Dearborn Henry Ford Academy14-5 22 9. Valders 19-3 12 10 Girls Basketball 1. Virginia (48) 26-2 1608 1 Wright 3-5 0-0 8, VanVleet 2-5 3-3 8. FOOTBALL 8. Muskegon 17-2 38 10. Detroit Old Redford 12-5 20 10. Racine St. Catherine's16-6 11 9 WIAA Division 5 2. Michigan St. (17)28-3 1571 2 Totals 42-80 22-23 123. National Football League 9. Macomb Dakota 17-3 34 Others receiving 12 or more votes: Otsego Others receiving votes: Gale-Ettrick-Trem- Sectional semifinal 3. Xavier 25-4 1422 4 BUFFALO BILLS — Agreed to 10. Wayne Memorial 16-4 24 (18-1) 18, Bloomfield Hills Cranbrook-Kingswood pealeau 7, Black River Falls 5, Wrightstown 4, Shell Lake vs. Northwood, at Detroit 26 27 22 19 — 94 4. Villanova 25-4 1416 3 terms with CB Vontae Davis on a Others receiving 12 or more votes: Bloom- (18-1) 15, Coloma (17-2) 15, Frankenmuth (16-2) Stratford 2, Lakeside Lutheran 1. Maple, 7 p.m. Toronto 30 29 34 30 — 123 5. Duke 24-5 1362 5 3-Point Goals_Detroit 7-22 (Ennis one-year contract. field Hills Marian (15-4) 13. 12. Division 4 Clayton vs. Chippewa Falls 6. Kansas 23-6 1272 8 III 2-4, Buycks 2-4, Bullock 2-5, Tol- CAROLINA PANTHERS — Class B Class C School Record Points Last McDonell Central at Chetek-Weyer- 7. Gonzaga 27-4 1231 6 liver 1-3, Smith 0-1, Ellenson 0-1, Released S Kurt Coleman and DE School Record Points School Record Points 1. New Glarus (9) 22-0 90 1 haeuser, 7 p.m. 8. Purdue 26-5 1178 9 Johnson 0-1, Griffin 0-3), Toronto Charles Johnson. 1. Kingsley (4) 19-0 74 1. Monroe St. Mary Catholic (5) 18-0 75 2. Clear Lake 21-0 81 3 Friday, March 2 9. North Carolina 22-7 1140 10 17-38 (Lowry 6-8, Ibaka 3-8, Wright CHICAGO BEARS — Released 2. Detroit Country Day (1) 15-4 71 2. Kent City 18-0 67 3. Howards Grove 20-2 66 5 Girls Basketball 10. Cincinnati 25-4 1013 11 2-3, Miles 2-6, Anunoby 1-1, LB Pernell McPhee and DB Quintin 3. Jackson Northwest 19-1 64 3. Kalamazoo Christian 18-1 65 4. The Prairie School 18-4 63 4 Class C District 94 11. Wichita St. 23-5 945 13 Nogueira 1-1, Powell 1-2, VanVleet Demps. 4. Hamilton 19-1 59 4. Iron Mountain 18-1 48 5. Pardeeville 19-2 44 T7 District final 12. Texas Tech 22-7 887 6 1-3, Siakam 0-1, DeRozan 0-1, CLEVELAND BROWNS — 5. Freeland 18-2 52 (tie) Ottawa Lake Whiteford 16-2 48 6. Winnebago Lutheran 19-3 42 6 WIC/Ironwood at Norway/Iron 13. Ohio St. 24-7 791 16 Valanciunas 0-2, Miller 0-2). Fouled Claimed WR Larry Pinkard off (tie) Stanton Central Montcalm 20-0 52 6. Unionville-Sebewaing 18-0 47 7. Destiny 16-5 41 2 Mountain, 6 p.m. CST 14. Auburn 24-5 781 12 Out_None. Rebounds_Detroit 42 waivers from Jacksonville. 7. Comstock 19-1 45 7. Maple City Glen Lake 16-2 45 8. Kohler 19-3 31 T7 Class D District 127 15. Michigan 24-7 753 17 (Drummond 18), Toronto 47 (Ibaka HOCKEY 8. New Boston Huron 17-2 35 8. McBain 15-2 42 9. Mineral Point 18-4 20 T10 District final 16. Tennessee 21-7 564 19 9). Assists_Detroit 20 (Griffin 5), National Hockey League 9. St. Clair 16-3 32 9. Manton 15-3 23 10. Marathon 18-4 59 Watersmeet/W-M at E-TC/Forest 17. Rhode Island 23-4 558 18 Toronto 31 (DeRozan 7). Total ANAHEIM DUCKS — Acquired F 10. Detroit Mumford 16-3 26 10. Kalamazoo Hackett Catholic 16-3 22 Others receiving votes: Roncalli 4, Melrose- Park/, 6:30 p.m. CST 18. Clemson 21-7 499 15 Fouls_Detroit 22, Toronto 18. Tech- Jason Chimera from the New York Others receiving 12 or more votes: Others receiving 12 or more votes: Flint Mindoro 3, Auburndale 3, Fennimore 1, Shiocton Class D District 128 19. Arizona 22-7 450 14 nicals_Griffin, Lowry, VanVleet. Islanders for F Chris Wagner. Williamston (17-3) 22, Dearborn Divine Child (13- Beecher (11-7) 18, Hanover-Horton (16-2) 17, 1. At Jeffers 20. West Virginia 21-8 429 21 A_19,800 (19,800). ARIZONA COYOTES — 6) 21, Muskegon Oakridge (17-3) 15, Grand Flint Hamady (13-5) 14, Detroit Edison PSA Early Division 5 District final, 7 p.m. EST 21. Nevada 25-5 386 20 Assigned F Laurent Dauphin to Tuc- Rapids South Christian (16-4) 14. College of Excellence (10-9) 14, Cassopolis Ross School Record Points Last Boys Basketball 22. Saint Mary's 27-4 318 22 NCAA Division I Ice son (AHL). Class C Beatty (19-0) 12. 1. Columbus Catholic (8) 20-2 85 1 WIAA Division 5 CALGARY FLAMES — Claimed School Record Points Class D 2. Bangor (1) 20-1 82 2 23. Kentucky 20-9 174 — MINNEAPOLISHockey (AP) Poll — The top Regional semifinals at higher F Chris Stewart off waivers from 1. Pewamo-Westphalia (2) 20-0 72 School Record Points 3. Seneca 19-2 73 3 24. Middle Tennessee23-5 144 24 20 teams in the NCAA Division I seeds, matchups to be determined Minnesota. Acquired F Nick Shore 2. Schoolcraft 20-0 61 1. Southfield Christian (4) 15-3 60 4. South Shore 19-3 62 4 25. Houston 22-6 45 23 men's ice hockey poll, compiled by from Ottawa for a 2019 seventh- (tie) St. Ignace 19-1 61 2. Dollar Bay 17-0 55 5. Sheboygan Area Luth. 18-4 53 5 Others receiving votes: TCU U.S. College Hockey Online, with Saturday,Boys Basketball March 3 round draft pick. 4. Negaunee (1) 20-0 55 3. Bellevue 18-0 51 6. Royall 18-4 42 6 41, Butler 34, St. Bonaventure 29, first-place votes in parentheses, WIAA Division 5 CAROLINA HURRICANES — 5. Pittsford 20-0 49 4. Hillman 17-0 48 7. Deerfield 18-4 33 9 NC State 28, Creighton 26, Loyola records through Feb. 25 and previ- Regional finals, matchups to be Assigned C Greg McKegg to Char- (tie) Reese 19-1 49 5. Ewen-Trout Creek 18-1 44 8. Wauzeka-Steuben 18-4 32 8 of Chicago 8, Southern Cal 7, Flori- ous ranking: determined da St. 4, Arkansas 3, Seton Hall 3, lotte (AHL). 7. Detroit Edison PSA ECE (2) 19-1 43 6. Frankfort-Elberta 16-2 39 9. De Soto 16-4 20 10 Record Pts Pvs Girls Basketball CHICAGO BLACKHAWKS — 8. Centreville 19-1 38 7. Marine City Cardinal Mooney Catholic 15-3 25 10. Rio 16-5 10 7 Virginia Tech 2, Boise St. 1, Okla- 1. St. Cloud St (47) 21-6-5 996 1 WIAA Division 5 Acquired 2018 first- and fourth- 9. Niles Brandywine 18-2 35 8. Buckley (4-4 24 Others receiving votes: Lourdes Academy 1, homa 1, Florida 1. 2. Cornell (2) 23-4-2 905 2 Sectional final round draft picks and F Victor Ejdsell 9. Fowler (5-3 23 Potosi 1, Assumption 1. 3. Minnesota St (1)26-7-1 876 4 At Spooner, 1 p.m. Women’sThe top 25 teams AP Top in The Associ- 25 from Nashville for F Ryan Hartman 4. Denver 17-8-7 865 3 and a 2018 fifth-round draft pick. Sunday, March 4 ated Press' women's college basket- 5. Notre Dame 23-9-2 797 5 College Basketball ball poll, with first-place votes in Acquired a conditional 2019 fifth- 6. Ohio State 21-8-5 792 6 round draft pick from Boston for F NJCAA Division II Region 13 final parentheses, records through Feb. 7. Minn Duluth 18-13-3 654 9 E-TC boys, girls both move North Dakota semifinal winner at 25, total points based on 25 points Tommy Wingels. Assigned F Lance 8. Northeastern 21-8-5 603 11 Bouma to Rockford (AHL). Recalled GCC Lady Samsons, 2 p.m. for a first-place vote through one 9. Providence 20-10-4 586 7 point for a 25th-place vote and last F Matthew Highmore from Rockford. 10. Clarkson 20-8-6 584 10 COLORADO AVALANCHE — U.P.Monday Girls week's ranking: 11. Minnesota 19-15-2 487 8 Acquired D Ryan Graves from the up a spot in UP poll District tournaments Record Pts Prv 12. Michigan 18-13-3 463 13 New York Rangers for D Chris Class B 1. UConn (32) 28-0 800 1 13. North Dakota 14-11-9 355 12 Bigras. Gladstone 56, Kingsford 36 2. Mississippi St. 30-0 765 2 By JASON JUNO 14. Omaha 16-14-2 318 14 COLUMBUS BLUE JACKETS — ris in the Class D poll. BR-H dropped to Escanaba 57, Boyne City 34 3. Baylor 27-1 733 3 15. Penn State 16-13-5 299 18 Acquired D Ian Cole from Ottawa for [email protected] Menominee 58, Cheboygan 32 4. Louisville 29-2 697 4 fifth after losing at Crystal Falls Forest 16. Union 21-13-2 232 19 C Nick Moutrey and a 2020 third- Class C 5. Notre Dame 27-2 685 5 17. Bowling Green 20-10-6 210 15 round draft pick. Acquired F Thomas IRONWOOD – The Ewen-Trout Creek Park, 49-37, last night. L'Anse 36, Hancock 30 6. Oregon 27-4 627 8 18. Boston College 18-13-3 194 20 Vanek from Vancouver for Fs Tyler Houghton 49, Calumet 44 7. Texas 23-5 611 6 boys moved up to second in the U.P. Class Forest Park received a couple of votes 19. N. Michigan 21-12-3 177 16 Motte and Jussi Jokinen. Acquired F Class D 8. South Carolina 23-6 542 7 20. Boston Univ. 17-13-4 47 NR Ryan Kujawinski from Arizona for F D poll and the E-TC girls rose a spot to for the first time this season. E-TC goes to Pickford 57, Detour 39 9. UCLA 23-6 511 10 Also receiving votes: Mercy- Jordan Maletta. Rudyard 55, Brimley 43 10. Oregon St. 23-6 496 12 fourth. Crystal Falls for a district semifinal hurst 29, Western Michigan 15, DALLAS STARS — Recalled F Engadine 2, Ojibwe Charter 0 11. Florida St. 24-5 457 9 UMass Lowell 7, Harvard 5, Bemidji Jason Dickinson from Texas (AHL). The Panther boys are a spot behind Watersmeet 64, Bessemer 46 12. Tennessee 23-6 452 15 Wednesday. State 2, Maine 1, Colorado College DETROIT RED WINGS — Ewen-Trout Creek 64, Republic- 13. Ohio St. 24-6 398 14 1. Acquired a 2018 first-round draft, a undefeated Dollar Bay. They are now The West Iron County girls entered the Michigamme 23 14. Missouri 23-6 381 11 2019 second-round draft pick and a Munising 77, Rapid River 35 15. Texas A&M 22-8 338 17 NHL ahead of No. 3 Rapid River, which was Class ABC poll for the first time in a fifth- All Times EST 2021 third-round draft pick from Ontonagon 54, Lake Linden- 16. Stanford 20-9 333 16 EASTERN CONFERENCE Vegas for LW Tomas Tatar. upset at home by Norway, 62-51, last place tie with Sault Ste. Marie. Hubbell 41 17. Maryland 23-6 280 13 GP WLOTPts GF GA MONTREAL CANADIENS — week. The Wykons host Ironwood in a district Chassell 61, Jeffers 48 18. Duke 22-7 247 20 Tampa Bay 63 43 17 3 89 227 170 19. Georgia 24-5 246 19 Acquired D Mike Reilly from Min- U.P. Boys Toronto 65 39 20 6 84 216 182 nesota for a 2019 fifth-round draft E-TC is ranked fifth in the Michigan semifinal Wednesday night. Monday 20. South Florida 24-5 243 18 Boston 60 37 15 8 82 195 150 21. Green Bay 26-3 119 22 pick. Class D poll. In Wisconsin, the South Shore boys are Ishpeming 52 - Westwood 45 Philadelphia63 34 1910 78 189 178 NASHVILLE PREDATORS — 22. Belmont 28-3 110 23 Washington 63 35 21 7 77 195 189 23. NC State 22-7 101 21 Signed C Mike Fisher to a one-year Iron Mountain remains No. 1 in the fourth in the final Division 5 poll of the WisconsinRegional finals Girls Pittsburgh 63 36 23 4 76 206 187 24. LSU 19-8 85 24 contract. Acquired F Brandon Bollig Monday New Jersey 62 32 22 8 72 185 188 U.P. Class ABC poll despite suffering their season. 25. Mercer 27-2 25 — and G Troy Grosenick from San Division 5 Columbus 63 32 26 5 69 168 175 Jose for a 2018 sixth-round draft Others receiving votes: Iowa first loss of the season last week, 53-47, at They are the No. 1 seed in the postsea- Shell Lake 49, Washburn 29 N.Y. Islanders632927 7 65 207 225 18, Michigan 15, Oklahoma St. 15, pick. Acquired F Tyler Gaudet and D Clayton 68, Flambeau 50 Carolina 62 27 2510 64 164 189 Ishpeming. son tournament bracket that also includes Gonzaga 11, Dayton 9, Syracuse 8, John Ramage from Arizona for F PC Gillett 66, Oneida Nation 65 Florida 59 28 25 6 62 175 193 Arizona St. 7, California 6, DePaul 6, Labrie and D Trevor Murphy. The Panther girls past Bark River-Har- Hurley and Mercer. Bangor 54, Independence 34 Detroit 62 26 2610 62 165 183 Minnesota 5, Quinnipiac 5, Cent NEW JERSEY DEVILS — Hillsboro 63, Blair-Taylor 53 N.Y. Rangers6327 30 6 60 177 201 Michigan 4, Oklahoma 3, Buffalo 2, Acquired F Patrick Maroon from Division 3 Montreal 62 23 2910 56 157 194 Florida Gulf Coast 2, Miami 1, UC Edmonton for a 2019 third-round Wisconsin Dells 60, West Salem Ottawa 61 21 3010 52 166 216 Davis 1. pick and the rights to F J.D. Dudek. 30 Buffalo 63 19 3311 49 151 206 NEW YORK RANGERS — Trad- DeRozan and Lowry each score Gale Ettrick-Trempealeau 59, WESTERN CONFERENCE All TimesNBA EST ed D Ryan McDonagh and LW J.T. Stratford 34 GP WLOTPts GF GA EASTERN CONFERENCE Miller to Tampa Bay for C Vladislav Division 2 Vegas 61 41 16 4 86 215 166 WLPct GB Namestnikov, D Libor Hajek, C Brett Menomonie 59, Rice Lake 58 Nashville 61 38 14 9 85 196 155 Howden, a 2018 first-round draft 20, Raptors rout Pistons 123-94 Toronto 42 17 .712 — Division 1 Winnipeg 62 37 16 9 83 208 164 Boston 43 19 .694 ½ pick and a conditional 2019 first- Appleton North 80, Chippewa Minnesota 62 35 20 7 77 188 174 Cleveland 35 24 .593 7 round draft pick. Assigned F Vinni TORONTO (AP) – A big start to the sec- All six of Lowry's field goals were 3- Falls 44 San Jose 63 33 21 9 75 182 176 Washington 35 25 .583 7½ Lettieri to Hartford (AHL). Kimberly 67, Hudson 43 Dallas 62 35 23 4 74 184 164 Indiana 34 26 .567 8½ PHILADELPHIA FLYERS — ond half helped the Toronto Raptors hand pointers. He finished 6 for 8 from long Anaheim 64 31 2112 74 176 178 Milwaukee 33 26 .559 9 Claimed D Johnny Oduya off Big Ten Tournament Calgary 63 32 22 9 73 182 185 the slumping Detroit Pistons another loss. range and missed two attempts from All Times EST Philadelphia 32 26 .552 9½ waivers from Ottawa. St. Louis 63 34 25 4 72 173 164 Wednesday, Feb, 28 Miami 31 29 .517 11½ PITTSBURGH PENGUINS — DeMar DeRozan and Kyle Lowry each inside the arc. Toronto made 17 3-pointers Colorado 62 33 24 5 71 190 186 Game 1: No. 12 Iowa vs. No. 13 Detroit 28 32 .467 14½ Acquired F Josh Jooris from Caroli- Los Angeles62 33 24 5 71 177 155 scored 20 points, Serge Ibaka had 19 and and became the third straight opponent to Illinois, 5:30 p.m., Big Ten Network Charlotte 27 33 .450 15½ na for C Greg McKegg and assigned Chicago 63 27 28 8 62 178 179 Game 2: No. 11 Minnesota vs. New York 24 38 .387 19½ him to Wilkes-Barre/Scranton (AHL). the Raptors routed the Pistons 123-94 on hit at least 16 against the Pistons. Edmonton 62 27 31 4 58 177 204 No. 14 Rutgers, 8 p.m. (approx.), Chicago 20 40 .333 22½ SAN JOSE SHARKS — Acquired Vancouver 63 24 32 7 55 168 204 Monday night for their seventh win in "We are just not doing a good job of BTN Brooklyn 20 41 .328 23 F Evander Kane from Buffalo for F Arizona 62 18 3410 46 148 205 Thursday, March 1 Orlando 18 42 .300 24½ Danny O'Regan and conditional NOTE: Two points for a win, one eight games. closing out to people at all," Van Gundy Game 3: No. 8 Maryland vs. No. Atlanta 18 43 .295 25 2019 and 2020 draft picks. point for overtime loss. Top three Pascal Siakam added 11 points as the said. 9 Wisconsin, 12 p.m., BTN WESTERN CONFERENCE VANCOUVER CANUCKS — Game 4: No. 5 Michigan vs. teams in each division and two wild Acquired F Brendan Leipsic from WLPct GB cards per conference advance to Raptors improved to 25-5 at home, the DeRozan scored 11 points in the first Iowa/Illinois winner, 2:30 p.m. Houston 47 13 .783 — Vegas for D Philip Holm. playoffs. (approx.), BTN Golden State 47 14 .770 ½ WINNIPEG JETS — Acquired F best record in the NBA. and Toronto led 30-26 after one. Sunday's Games Game 5: No. 7 Penn State vs. No. Minnesota 38 26 .594 11 Paul Stastny from St. Louis for F Nashville 4, St. Louis 0 The Eastern Conference leaders After Buycks scored the opening basket 10 Northwestern, 6:30 p.m., BTN San Antonio 36 25 .590 11½ Erik Foley, a 2018 first-round draft Buffalo 4, Boston 1 Game 6: No. 6 Indiana vs. Min- Portland 34 26 .567 13 pick and a conditional 2020 fourth- bounced back from Friday's overtime loss of the second, Toronto responded with a Detroit 3, N.Y. Rangers 2, OT nesota/Rutgers winner, 9 p.m. New Orleans 34 26 .567 13 round draft pick. Acquired D Joe Minnesota 3, San Jose 2, OT against Milwaukee, using spurts at the 10-0 run, taking a 40-28 lead with 9:30 left (approx.), BTN Oklahoma City 35 27 .565 13 Morrow from Montreal for a 2018 Edmonton 6, Anaheim 5, SO Friday, March 2 Denver 33 27 .550 14 fourth-round draft pick. Vancouver 3, Arizona 1 start of the second and third quarters to in the half. Bullock scored eight points in Game 7: No. 1 Michigan State vs. L.A. Clippers 31 27 .534 15 LACROSSE Monday's Games Game 3 winner, 12 p.m., BTN Utah 31 30 .508 16½ National Lacrosse League hand the Pistons their third straight defeat the second as the Pistons closed the half Columbus 5, Washington 1 Game 8: No. 4 Nebraska vs. L.A. Lakers 26 34 .433 21 VANCOUVER STEALTH — Tampa Bay 4, Toronto 3, SO and sixth in seven games. with a 12-6 run, cutting it to 59-53 at the Game 4 winner, 2:30 p.m. (approx.), Dallas 19 42 .311 28½ Signed T Andrew Suitor to a two- Philadelphia 1, Montreal 0, SO BTN Memphis 18 41 .305 28½ year contract extension through After Detroit scored 12 of the final 18 break. Colorado 3, Vancouver 1 Game 9: No. 2 Ohio State vs. Sacramento 18 42 .300 29 2020. Vegas at Los Angeles points of the first half to trail 59-53 at the Ibaka had nine in the third and Lowry Game 5 winner, 6:30 p.m. (approx.), Phoenix 18 44 .290 30 COLLEGE BTN Tuesday's Games PAC-12 CONFERENCE — Fined break, Raptors coach Dwane Casey added eight as Toronto took a 93-75 lead Sunday's Games Ottawa at Washington, 7 p.m. Game 10: No. 3 Purdue vs. Charlotte 114, Detroit 98 Arizona State men's basketball New Jersey at Pittsburgh, 7 p.m. encouraged his team to come out strong at into the fourth. Game 6 winner, 9:30 p.m. (approx.), New Orleans 123, Milwaukee coach Bobby Hurley $10,000 for Carolina at Boston, 7 p.m. BTN 121, OT inappropriate conduct toward offi- Toronto at Florida, 7:30 p.m. the start of the third, knowing the Pistons TIP-INS Saturday, March 3 (Semifinals) San Antonio 110, Cleveland 94 cials at the end of the Sun Devils' Nashville at Winnipeg, 8 p.m. Game 11: Game 7 vs. Game 8 Houston 119, Denver 114 loss to Oregon State on Saturday would be tired after losing at Charlotte on Pistons: Van Gundy said G Reggie Jack- St. Louis at Minnesota, 8 p.m. winner, 2 p.m., CBS Washington 109, Philadelphia 94 night. Sunday night. son (sprained right ankle) is expected to Game 12: Game 9 winner vs. Calgary at Dallas, 8:30 p.m. COLORADO STATE — Monday's Games Edmonton at San Jose, 10:30 Game 10 winner, 4:30 p.m. Boston 109, Memphis 98 Announced the resignation of men's "We knew that they had played last resume practicing before a six-game West- p.m. (approx.), CBS Brooklyn 104, Chicago 87 basketball coach Larry Eustachy. Los Angeles at Vegas, 10:30 p.m. night so we wanted to make sure we used ern Conference road trip that begins Sunday, March 4 (Championship) Golden State 125, New York 111 CUMBERLAND — Announced Wednesday's Games Game 13: Game 11 winner vs. L.A. Lakers 123, Atlanta 104 the retirement men's basketball our speed and kept the pace," Casey said. March 13. ... Drummond had nine Buffalo at Tampa Bay, 7 p.m. Game 12 winner, 4:30 p.m., CBS Toronto 123, Detroit 94 coach Lonnie Thompson. N.Y. Islanders at Montreal, 7 p.m. The plan worked perfectly as Ibaka rebounds in the first quarter. ... Detroit is New Orleans 125, Phoenix 116 AP Men’s Top 25 Detroit at St. Louis, 8 p.m. scored seven points in a 19-4 run that 9-19 on the road. turned the tide in Toronto's favor. Raptors: DeRozan went 10 for 11 at the MSU says Bridges' family had dinner with agent "We battled hard to get back in the free throw line. He was the only Toronto game in the second quarter and then the player to miss a free throw, as the Raptors EAST LANSING, Mich. (AP) – Michigan until the morning it came out, so I was sur- first six minutes of the third quarter we finished 22 for 23. ... Ibaka had nine State says its compliance office discovered prised," Bridges said. were bad and it was over from there," Pis- rebounds. that Miles Bridges' family had dinner with The second-ranked Spartans are the an agent last winter without his knowl- top-seeded team in this week's Big Ten tons coach Stan Van Gundy said. HELPING HAND edge, committing an NCAA violation. tournament in New York, hoping to Andre Drummond had 18 points and Toronto had 31 assists, the fourth time The school says the finding Friday improve their NCAA Tournament position- 18 rebounds but Detroit lost its fourth in six games they've had 30 or more. The made Bridges ineligible, leading it to apply ing and secure a bid to the opening-round consecutive meeting with Toronto. Ish Raptors are 36-10 when they record at for reinstatement, which was granted the games at Little Caesars Arena in Detroit. Smith scored 16 points, Reggie Bullock least 20 assists. next day by the NCAA. Bridges helped Michigan State win the had 14, and Blake Griffin and Dwight Buy- POELTL'S POSTER PARTY "I didn't get anything, that's the truth," Big Ten's regular season championship cks added 12 apiece for the Pistons, who Toronto C Jakob Poeltl had the dunk of Bridges said Sunday. "I just want to thank outright Sunday with a victory at Wiscon- fell three games behind idle Miami for the the game, a one-handed slam over Drum- the compliance office and the NCAA for sin. After making two late foul shots to final playoff spot in the East. mond in the fourth. doing it." hold off the Badgers for a 68-63 win, "We have to get it rolling," Bullock said. UP NEXT Bridges donated $40 to a charity of his Bridges insisted it wasn't hard to focus dur- choice as a condition of the reinstatement ing the game. "It's a frustrating time for us. We have to Pistons: Host Milwaukee on Wednes- process. Yahoo! Sports published expense "It wasn't hard because of my team- try to get it rolling before it's pretty much day. Detroit has lost two of three meetings reports last week listing a $70 lunch with mates and the great job the compliance over." with the Bucks this season. the player's parents and a $400 cash office did helping me out," he said. "I know James Ennis scored 10 points for the Raptors: Begin a two-game road trip at advance to Bridges' mother. my teammates and my coaches have my Pistons, who never led after the first quar- Orlando on Wednesday. "I didn't even know about the situation back all the time." ter. l THE DAILY GLOBE • YOURDAILYGLOBE.COM COMICS TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 27, 2018 11 HERMAN SPEED BUMP Married but feeling isolated

Dear Annie: My husband and I have been married for almost 30 years. Some- times I think I don’t know him at all. He hardly calls or texts me when at work, but he would call his siblings at any time of the day. He doesn’t answer my calls or respond to my texts messages, either. He is Dear often late from work, usually arriving two Annie hours after he’s done even though it’s 30 minutes away. I feel isolated and lonely. I’m often per- boss, “Roger,” who is a doctor and health plexed by my husband’s reaction whenev- commissioner. Roger noticed that Bob’s er I tell him how I feel. Recently, I told him, neck bumped out when he swallowed. “I don’t think you love me.” And he Roger examined Bob’s neck while he swal- replied, “Go tell your friends that.” He isn’t happy if I go out for dinner with my girl- lowed again and said to go for a biopsy. It DEFLOCKED friends. He seldom goes out, because I was thyroid cancer in both lobes of his caught him lying once. thyroid, which he then had removed. I feel trapped and tired in this relation- A year later, I noticed a lump in my ship. What should I do? daughter’s neck during a visit. She was in – Is This Married Life? her early 20s. She followed my advice and Dear Is This Married Life?: Trapped, had it checked out. A biopsy revealed can- isolated and lonely – so much sadness in cer in a lymph node that had come from such a short letter. Whatever is going on her thyroid. She had the thyroid removed with you and your husband, it’s clear the one month later. Had I not insisted, the status quo isn’t acceptable. Partners cancer could have spread even further. I should not begrudge each other for having dinner with friends or talking often to sib- don’t even want to think of that possible MOTHER GOOSE & GRIMM lings. It sounds as though you’re both outcome. Today she is 39 and cancer-free. stuck in a toxic cycle, and it’s going to take My husband is also cancer-free. an outside force to break you out of it. Ask So my advice for “Doctor Mother” is to your husband to attend marriage counsel- speak up and tell her son’s girlfriend to get ing. If he refuses, seek therapy on your it checked out. Better to be safe than sorry! own; websites such as BetterHelp and A lump isn’t always a skin condition. It Talkspace connect patients with health could be a swollen lymph node. care professionals via video chats, text – WNY Reader messages and phone calls, so you don’t Dear WNY Reader: You’re absolutely even need to leave your house to get help. right. I should have more seriously con- But please, do get help. It could change your life. sidered the stakes. I’m printing your letter BORN LOSER Dear Annie: I disagree with your to correct the record. Thanks for writing. answer to “Doctor Mother,” who noticed a Send your questions for Annie Lane to lump on her son’s girlfriend’s neck. 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