Call (906) 932-4449 DAYS ‘TIL CHRISTMAS Gift Letters to Santa Ironwood, MI 7 Certificates Kids let the big man know Redsautosales.com Available what’s on their lists Mon.-Fri. 9-7, Sat. 9-5, Sun. Noon-4 505 W. Main St.. Ashland, WI 715-682-4393 INSIDE TODAY DAILY GLOBE Tuesday, December 18, 2018 Partly cloudy yourdailyglobe.com | High: 40 | Low: 27 | Details, page 2 Township budget talks continue, special meeting called hour special meeting Monday to – several changes to the pro- The majority of the board also the budget. n Dec. 27 meeting decide what next year’s budget posed 2019 budget. expressed support for reducing The proposed budget calls for set to finish should look like. These included holding off on the amount budgeted toward each of the three elected officials budget While the board called anoth- any salary increases for elected library costs back to last year’s working in the township office to er special meeting – scheduled township officials. $100 until the township sees each make $38,563 next year, a By RICHARD JENKINS for 9 a.m., Thursday Dec. 27 – to “I think we need to hold off on what the library bids actually are. $1,123 increase from what was [email protected] complete the budget process, any salaries until the compensa- Prior to the board’s discus- budgeted in 2018. IRONWOOD TOWNSHIP – progress did seem to have been tion committee has a chance to sion, several residents expressed The clerk and treasurer would As the minutes ticked past the made during the discussion prior meet,” said trustee Marlene Saari- concern about the township’s each split an additional $6,375 scheduled 5:30 p.m. start time to Monday’s regular meeting. Mieloszyk. The committee – budget priorities. from the water fund and $6,375 for the regular board meeting, it While no final decisions were which is the process of forming – Much like last month’s public from the sewer fund for work became clear the Ironwood made, the board expressed a gen- currently consists of Saari- hearing, residents expressed con- Township Board of Trustees was eral consensus – or at least a Mieloszyk, trustee Kevin Lyons cern about proposed raises for going to need more than a one- majority of members supported and resident Sharon Hallberg. several township employees in BUDGET — page 5 M E T A L T A L K Wolfe to stand jury trial in May By RALPH ANSAMI d e g r e e [email protected] intention- HURLEY – A 27-year- al homi- old Lac du Flambeau man c i d e charged in the murder of (murder) Wayne M. Valliere Jr., 25, as a party around a year ago faces a to a crime jury trial beginning on w h i l e May 13. a r m e d Curtis A. Wolfe, 26, is with a one of five men charged in d a n g e r - Curtis A. the death of Valliere, a Lac Wolfe o u s du Flambeau tribal mem- w e a p o n ber whose body was found and hid- on New Year’s Day off a ing a corpse. tote road in the Mercer The body was recovered area. behind a berm, hidden off Assistant Attorney Gen- Swamp Creek Road, in a Ralph Ansami/Daily Globe eral Richard Dufour, lead forested area. HURLEY SCHOOL District metals teacher Jake Hostetler, left, discusses benefits of a planned building expan- special prosecutor, Richard F.A. Allen, 28, sion project Monday with the school board. Mike Fontecchio, second from left, Rick Swartz and district busi- appeared by speaker of Lac du Flambeau, and ness manager Bree Lombardo listen. phone Monday for the Joseph D. Lussier, 27, of scheduling hearing by Iron Lac du Flambeau, are serv- County Judge Patrick Mad- ing life prison sentences den. after being convicted of Hurley School Board to seek Wolfe’s attorney, Fred- killing Valliere. They were erick Bourg, appeared in found guilty in a week-long person. Iron County jury trial in Wolfe faces six bids for expanding shop area charges, including con- spiracy to commit first- By RALPH ANSAMI or size of the project Monday, but it Peterson said expanded curricu- WOLFE — page 5 [email protected] originally discussed a 4,300-square- lum could result, as well as bigger HURLEY – The Hurley School foot addition to the technology class sizes. Board Monday agreed to seek bids (wood and metal shops) area at the Hosteler discussed the possibility Ontonagon school board for expanding the K-12 school. K-12 school that would cost around of an open Wednesday for the com- The school board could act on $1.1 million and a wellness center munity to use the shop area, or adult president says good-bye accepting bids at its February meet- costing around $1 million. learning classes through the Wis- ing. District administrator Chris Shop instructors Roger Peterson consin Indianhead Technical Col- By JAN TUCKER the board Patritto was instructed to get the ball and Jake Hostetler discussed how lege in Ashland. Gogebic Communi- [email protected] was the rolling to solicit bids. the added space would not only help ty College in Ironwood presently has ONTONAGON – Dean same year “This could be a catalyst for peo- students in the school district, but two classes at Hurley. Juntunen, president of the he was ple wanting to stay here,” school possibly those from other Wiscon- Simonich said trades occupations Ontonagon Area Board of hired as a board president Joe Simonich, of sin and Michigan schools and such as carpenters and plumbers are Education, said goodbye to teacher in Kimball, said of the potential of the adults, as well. busy in the area and the expansion the board Monday after 22 the dis- expansion area. “It’s a chance to increase oppor- could open up more job training for ½ years, most of them as trict 22 “This gets my support 100 per- tunities for students and get the president. Juntunen did years ago. cent,” he said. community to use the school,” not seek re-election this J u n - The board did not talk numbers Hostetler said. fall. tunen has SHOP — page 5 Juntunen commented Dean s e r v e d Juntunen that when he came on the d u r i n g board over 20 years ago it i m p o r - was all male members. “As tant steps in the Onton- Township to form marijuana committee I leave the board will be all agon school system, By RICHARD JENKINS tion on what action the examine the issue, with the township should pass women,” he added. He con- including the move from [email protected] township should take. two members from the an ordinance opting out of tinued, “We have a very two buildings into renova- IRONWOOD TOWN- Michigan voters passed township board of trustees the state law next month. good board and I am tions to put the system SHIP – While several a ballot measure in the and township residents “We can’t just establish proud to serve with them.” under one roof. Gogebic Range communi- November election legaliz- filling the remaining five an ordinance tonight and Juntunen will have plenty Juntunen was surprised ties have opted out of ing recreational marijua- seats. say, ‘Here’s what we’re to do in the future since he with an ice cream party in Michigan’s new recreation- na, however, local munici- Those interested in going to do,’” Boyd said, serves on nine other his honor from students al marijuana law, Iron- palities can choose to opt being considered for a explaining there was a set boards including the and faculty last week. “In wood Township hasn’t out of allowing marijuana- possible seat on the com- procedure for creating an Ontonagon County Histor- all my years it is the first made a decision yet. The related businesses in their mittee should contact ordinance. ical Board and edits the time I ever had a surprise township is forming a community. Boyd as soon as possible. Opting out temporarily historical newsletter. party,” he commented. committee, Supervisor Boyd said he is plan- Boyd said he hopes the Superintendent Jim Steve Boyd said Monday, ning to establish a seven- committee will make a rec- Bobula noted that the year to provide a recommenda- person committee to ommendation on whether TOWNSHIP — page 5 Juntunen was elected to GOODBYE — page 5 Bessemer city council confronts MDOT on U.S. 2 lanes
By P.J. GLISSON of Transportation at a Mon- mer wish to maintain the work from the U.S. Depart- wider lanes at the same can’t be done.” [email protected] day morning work session. current four 11-foot lanes. ment of Agriculture. time. “No,” said MDOT BESSEMER – With U.S. “I’m getting a little irri- At issue is funding from MDOT is willing to fund “Can MDOT accommo- spokesman Dave Bradley 2 lanes still in limbo, the tated with the runaround,” MDOT to reconstruct U.S. related highway work, set date us in keeping four 11- of Crystal Falls. Under Bessemer city council said mayor pro tempore 2 in association with $21 to begin in a couple years, foot lanes and still fund the applied heat to members of Allen Archie, who added million in grants and loans but wants the city to agree understructure?” asked the Michigan Department many residents of Besse- for sewer and water pipe to new state standards of Archie. “I don’t see why it LANES — page 5 TODAY INDEX Partly cloudy — Details, page 2 Business ...... 13 75 cents Classifieds . . . . .12-14 Monday Today’s records Snowfall Comics ...... 11 Vol. 100, No. 24 High 28 High 49 (1931) 24 hours to 7 a.m. Community ...... 3 Low 16 Low -27 (1983) Monday none Snow depth 6 in. Obituaries ...... 2 Year ago today Precipitation Season total 49.4 in. Opinion ...... 4 High 25 24 hours to 7 a.m. Last year 57 in. Low 20 Monday none Sports ...... 9-10 l 2 TUESDAY, DECEMBER 18, 2018 AREA / NATION THE DAILY GLOBE • YOURDAILYGLOBE.COM FIVE-DAY FORECASTFO ORECAST FOR IRONWOODIR RONWOOD Obituaries TODAY WEDNESDAYWEDNESDDAY THURSDAY FRIDAYFRIDDAY SATURDAY Robert Lee ‘Tolly’ Tollefson SAVANNAH, Ga. – Robert Lee Europe and fell in (Tolly) Tollefson, 65, died Dec. 9, love with Amsterdam Few Snow Partly Cloudy Mostly CloudyClou udy Mostly Cloudy Cloudy 2018. and the Dutch cul- Showers Bob was born Dec. 1, 1953, in Iron- ture and people. wood, Mich., son of the late Harold After a few years of 40° 27° 39° 31°311° 34° 24° 28° 19° 27° 18° and Jessica (Lee) Tollefson. He attend- planning, he finally Winds: Winds: Winds: Winds:Winnds: Winds: ed L.L. Wright High School, graduat- took the plunge, liv- 10-1610-16 mphmph S 8 mphmph SSWSSW 66-9-9 mmphph WWNWNW 9 mmphph N 6 mmphph S ing in 1972, and attended Gogebic ing there part-time at Community College, where he first, then full-time. Ontonagon LOCALL OUTLOOK 40/33 received an Associate Degree in Busi- He landed a job with Todayy we will see partly cloudy ness in 1974. Robert Lee a nonprofit organiza- Bergland skies, high g temperature p of 40°, “Tolly” Tollefson 38/28 humidhumiditydity of 57%. South wind 10 to In 1976-77, he attended Brown Insti- 1953 — 2018 tion that restored Wakefield Ironwood 16 mph.ph. The record high temperature tute in Minneapolis, Minn., and vintage canal boats, Saxon 39/28 40/27 Marenisco for todaytooday is 49° set in 1931. Expect worked at KDAN Radio in 1977-78. He and giving canal tours to visitors of 42/29 mostlyy cloudy skies tonight, 37/28 Bessemer overnovernightnight low of 27°. moved to Denver, Colo., in August of Amsterdam. People would often joke Upson Hurley 39/28 Watersmeet 1978, where he lived for many years. that Bob knew the canals better than 39/28 40/27 36/26 SUNS AND MOON He attended Metropolitan State Uni- most Amsterdammers. 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This gives a temperature of what ththe he air feels like on the skin. Answer: KIMBALL, Wis. – Rochelle “Shel- Shelley leaves ley” (Vittone) Gustafson, 60, passed behind her two sons: Groups sue to block oil production away peacefully at her home on Dec. Nick Gustafson, 12, 2018. Shelley was the daughter of Roseau, Minn., and in Alaska’s Beaufort Sea Richard and Arlene (Puisto) Vittone, Grant (Lauren) born Aug. 2, 1958. Gustafson, Saxon; ANCHORAGE, Alaska gered species, said Kristen just completely ridiculous She graduated from A.D. Johnston her parents: Richard (AP) – Five conservation Monsell of the Center for on its face, and also ridicu- High School in Bessemer in 1976 and and Arlene (Puisto) groups filed a lawsuit Mon- Biological Diversity, one of lous given the modeling earned her LPN degree from Gogebic Vittone, Bessemer, day seeking to block oil the groups that sued. they used,” Monsell said. Community College. Shelley was Mich.; her sisters: production from a pro- “An oil spill in the Arctic The Bureau of Ocean active in the community, serving as the Rochelle Peri (Mark) Rund, posed artificial gravel would be impossible to Energy Management did “Shelley” island in federal Arctic clean up in a region not immediately respond Town of Kimball Clerk, serving on the (Vittone) Wasilla, Alaska, waters. already stressed by climate to an email request for election board, and participated in sev- Gustafson Melanie (Scott) Hitz, The groups asked the change,” she said. comment Monday. eral other community organizations. 1958 — 2018 Hatley, and her 9th U.S. Circuit Court of Drilling law requires the BOEM in October Most recently she was volunteering at brother, Griffin (Amber) Vittone, Appeals to review an off- administration to reject approved a plan submitted the Aspirus Hospital Gift Shop. Orlando, Fla.; nieces Tricia, Lindsay, shore production plan development if the risks to by Houston-based Hilcorp On June 14, 1980, Shelley married Sienna; nephew Mason; great approved for the Liberty the human and marine for production wells on an Jack Gustafson, sharing life together nephews: Antonio and Gianni; also project in the Beaufort Sea environment outweigh the island proposed in 19 feet on the Gustafson farm where they several other in-laws, cousins and off Alaska’s north coast. benefits of oil extraction. of water about 5.6 miles off raised two wonderful sons, Nick and friends. The groups said the That includes both spills shore. Grant. They were her pride and joy. She was preceded in death by her plan violates federal law and climate change, Mon- The site is 15 miles east After 35 years together, Shelley lost her husband, Jack, and grandparents, governing outer continen- sell said. of Prudhoe Bay, North tal shelf drilling, the envi- “Here the agency used America’s largest oil field. Jack on Feb. 4, 2015. James (Ester) Vittone, Axle (Helvi) ronment and endangered the totally inadequate anal- Hilcorp plans to extract She was a passionate person, and it Puisto. species. The Trump admin- ysis that actually found oil from federal leases sold showed in her laughter and soft heart. Shelley’s contagious laughter and istration failed to consider that the ‘no action’ alterna- in the 1990s. BP Explo- Shelley loved music, the summer sun- love-filled energy could light up an impacts of an oil spill in tive – not approving the ration Alaska drilled at the shine, and flowers. She made beautiful entire city. She was the “light of our remote Arctic waters or project – would actually site in 1997 and sold 50 floral arrangements, and loved to lives” and our world is much dimmer effects of drilling on polar result in more greenhouse percent of the assets to draw and make paintings. She dis- without her. bears and other endan- gas emissions, which is Hilcorp in 2014. played her talents in “Shelley’s Coun- We would like to thank Regional The base of the gravel try Cabin” on her farm, where she was Hospice Services for the wonderful island would cover 24 open in the summer months. More and compassionate care of our NORTHWOODS GENERAL acres of ocean floor, about than anything, she loved spending beloved Shelley during her final time the size of 18 football STORE & Coffeehouse fields, with sloped sides time with family. with us. leading to a work surface of POO-POURRI 9 acres, the size of nearly Wesley James Paquette seven football fields. For reprints or To create the island, Expecting Company WAKEFIELD, Mich. — Wesley James Paquette, 89, lamination services, O O trucks would travel by ice • • of Wakefield, passed away Monday afternoon, Dec. contact the Daily for the Holidays road to a hole cut in sea ice 17, 2018. Globe at 906-932- and deposit 83,000 cubic Funeral arrangements have been entrusted to Jer- Great Stocking Stuffer - yards of gravel. 2211 you won’t regret it! ald Rocco, owner and manager of Lakeside Memori- The surface would have al Chapel Inc., in Wakefield, who will release a com- room for 16 wells. Hilcorp anticipates extracting 80 plete obituary notice later. million to 130 million bar- 1010 East Hwy 2 rels over 15 to 20 years. CBS denies former CEO Les Wakefield, MI 49968 Hilcorp proposes to move 906-224-1164 oil to shore by buried pipe. Moonves $120 million severance NEW YORK (AP) – CBS ment including forced oral company policies and announced Monday that sex, groping and retalia- breach of his employment former CEO Les Moonves tion if they resisted. contract, as well as his will- will not receive his $120 “This is an important ful failure to cooperate million severance package reminder that harassment fully with the company’s Free OnlineNo checks, noBill stamps, Pay after the board of directors happens everywhere, and investigation,” the CBS said concluded he violated com- that in this moment, even in a statement. pany policy and was unco- someone who has been The board did not pro- no problems! operative with an investiga- perceived as untouchable vide details. Earlier this tion into sexual miscon- will be held accountable,” month, The New York VISIT OUR WEBSITE duct allegations. said Fatima Goss Graves, a Times said a draft report TO LEARN MORE: The decision, which co-founder of the Time’s from the outside investiga- came after a five-month Up Legal Defense Fund, tion found that Moonves • Online Banking outside investigation, which provides legal assis- deleted numerous text capped the downfall of one tance to victims of assault, messages and was “evasive • Bill Payment of television’s most influ- harassment or abuse. “I and untruthful at times.” ential figures, the biggest hope other corporations Andrew Levander, an • Mortgage entertainment powerbro- are learning that lesson.” attorney for Moonves, said Application ker to see his career New York-based CBS his client “vehemently derailed amid the #MeToo Corp. said at the time of denies any non-consensual • And More!! movement against sexual Moonves’ departure that it sexual relations and coop- misconduct. had set aside $120 million erated extensively and fully A lawyer for Moonves in severance for him but with investigators.” said the board’s conclusion warned that he would not “Consistent with the GOGEBIC RANGE BANK “are without merit” but did get the money if the board pattern of leaks that have Locally Owned www.gogebicrangebank.com not say whether the former concluded it had cause to permeated this ‘process,’ Big enough to compete. Small enough to care. CEO would challenge it in terminate him. the press was informed of arbitration. “We have determined these baseless conclusions 155 E. Cloverland Dr., Ironwood 300 S. Sophie St., Bessemer Moonves was ousted in that there are grounds to before Mr. Moonves, fur- 906.932.7646 906.663.4520 September after allegations terminate for cause, includ- ther damaging his name, 207 South Center St., Ewen 906.988.2821 100 West M-28, Bergland 906.575-1083 from women who said he ing his willful and material reputation, career and lega- subjected them to mistreat- misfeasance, violation of cy,” Levander said. l THE DAILY GLOBE • YOURDAILYGLOBE.COM COMMUNITY TUESDAY, DECEMBER 18, 2018 3 ‘Spider-Verse’ swings to the Briefs Gogebic County Transit announces holiday hours top; ‘Mortal Engines’ tanks IRONWOOD – Gogebic County Transit announced that bus services will not operate on Monday-Tuesday, LOS ANGELES (AP) – “Spider- $17.2 million. It’s a solid debut for R- 5.”Mortal Engines,” $7.5 million Dec. 24-25, Christmas Eve and Christmas Day, as well as Man: Into the Spider-Verse” swung to rated film that cost $50 million to ($11.5 million international). New Year’s Day on Tuesday, Jan. 1. the top of the domestic box office in its produce. The Warner Bros. film drew 6.”Creed II,” $5.4 million ($2.3 first weekend in theaters, proving that an audience that was mostly older million international). Wisconsin Singers to perform in Minocqua there is widespread audience interest and male.”Clint Eastwood has such a 7.”Bohemian Rhapsody,” $4.1 mil- MINOCQUA, Wis. – Wisconsin Singers, the Universi- in big screen animated versions of big following as a director and a star,” lion ($20 million international). ty of Wisconsin-Madison’s premier entertainment group, Marvel’s marquee superheroes. said Jeff Goldstein, Warner Bros. 8.”Instant Family,” $3.7 million is taking the stage for its 51st season show, “Nothing’s The film led a host of newcomers president of domestic distribution. ($738,000 international). Gonna Stop Us Now!” with vocals, choreography, big that debuted to varying success on Not all the new films were so 9.”Fantastic Beasts: Crimes of band sound and Badger spirit performed by UW’s most this pre-Christmas holiday weekend, lucky, however. Coming in fifth Grindelwald,” $3.7 million ($11.8 talented students. The performance is part of the Lake- including Clint Eastwood’s drug behind holdovers “Dr. Seuss’ The million international). land Performing Arts Association’s 2018-2019 Concert smuggling drama “The Mule” and the Grinch” and “Ralph Breaks the Inter- 10.”Green Book,” $2.8 million. Series. The show will be coming to Minocqua on Friday, Peter Jackson-produced epic “Mortal net,” was the Peter Jackson-produced Estimated ticket sales for Friday Jan. 25 at the Lakeland Union High School Theatre at 7 Engines” which bombed in North epic “Mortal Engines,” which through Sunday at international the- p.m., with doors opening at 6:30 p.m. American theaters. bombed in North American theaters, aters (excluding the U.S. and Cana- The show is a 90-minute revue of top hits of American “Into the Spider-Verse” earned an taking in only $7.5 million in ticket da), according to comScore: pop music from the past five decades. Audiences will estimated $35.4 million from 3,813 sales against a reported $100 million 1. “Aquaman,” $126.4 million. enjoy award winners from the Oscars and Tony’s, as well theaters against a $90 million pro- production budget. 2. “Dr. Seuss’ The Grinch,” $23.3 as some much-loved “One Hit Wonders.” The renowned duction budget according to Sony Estimated ticket sales for Friday million. Wisconsin Singers Band will have you dancing in your Pictures on Sunday, which is a record through Sunday at U.S. and Canadi- 3. “Spider-Man: Into The Spider- sears to “funky” music from Superstition to hits from the for animated movies in December. It’s an theaters, according to Comscore. Verse,” $21 million. Grammys. Wisconsin Singers has a Fifth Quarter too, another financial win for the studio’s Where available, the latest interna- 4. “Mortal Engines,” $20 million. where Badger fans can sing along to “Varsity,” dance to latest “expanded Spider-Man uni- tional numbers for Friday through 5. “My Neighbor Totoro,” $13 mil- “Tequila” and jam to “Jump Around.” Featuring an open- verse” strategy following “Venom” Sunday are also included. lion. ing performance by Guest Show Choir, this show promis- and “Spider-Man: Homecoming.” 1.”Spider-Man: Into the Spider- 6. “Fantastic Beasts: Crimes of es to entertain in its spectacular 51st season show. “Spider-Verse” has been very well- Verse,” $35.4 million ($21 million Grindelwald,” $11.8 million. As a bonus, Wisconsin Singers will conduct a clinic for received among critics, and audi- international). 7. “Mortal Engines,” $11.5 million. LUHS and other area students on the afternoon of the ences in exit surveys gave it a rare A+ 2.”The Mule,” $17.2 million. 8. “Dragon Ball Z Super: Broly,” concert. Also, prior to the concert, attendees can enjoy CinemaScore – a first for a Spider- 3.”Dr. Seuss’ The Grinch,” $11.6 $8.7 million. live music in the Theatre lobby performed by an LUHS Man film. million ($23.3 million international). 9. “Ralph Breaks the Internet,” student musical ensemble. The Clint Eastwood-directed drug 4.”Ralph Breaks the Internet,” $7.9 million. smuggling drama “The Mule” debut- $9.6 million ($7.9 million interna- 10. “The Nutcracker and the Four City of Ironwood office closed Christmas ed in second place with an estimated tional). Realms,” $4.8 million. IRONWOOD – The city of Ironwood offices and Department of Public Works will be closed on Monday, Blood donations still needed over holidays Dec. 24 and Tuesday, Dec. 25.
MADISON – Emergencies don’t take a holiday. The donate as often as I can to help ensure others receive Gas prices drop again American Red Cross urgently needs blood and platelet blood when they need it most.” DETROIT – Gas prices in Michigan dropped an aver- donors to make an appointment now to give and help Now is an important time to give blood and platelets. age of 8 cents last week. On Sunday, prices at the pump ensure patients can get the treatment they need at a A seasonal decline in donations occurs from Thanksgiv- averaged $2.26 across the state. The state average is 25 moment’s notice. ing to New Year’s Day when donors get busy with family cents less than a month ago, and 19 cents less than this In November 2016, a 100-foot maple tree fell on Mike gatherings and travel. In addition, severe winter weather time last year. McMahon, causing life-threatening injuries. He needed 11 can cause blood drive cancellations and negatively affect Gas prices across the U.S. declined another 4 cents last units of blood during emergency surgery and another the blood supply. Patients like McMahon can’t afford for week, and should decline even more through the end of seven units to treat complications after. Six weeks follow- there to be a shortage of blood. the year, as futures prices are forecast to decline this ing the accident, McMahon was released from the hospi- Area Red Cross blood drives are scheduled on Wed. week. tal — just in time to spend the holidays with his family. Jan. 16, from 11:30 a.m. - 5:30 p.m. at the Ironwood Gas prices have declined 75 cents in the past two “I’m grateful for the donors who gave me such an Memorial Building, 213 S Marquette St., and Thursday, months. The average Michigan driver is now saving $13 amazing gift — the gift of life,” said McMahon. “I was an Jan. 17, from 10 a.m. - 2 p.m., at Gogebic Community Col- on a full tank of gas, compared to what they paid in the occasional blood donor before the accident. Today, I lege. summer. The estimated 3.3 million Michigan drivers planning to travel in the next two weeks, will find the lowest holi- Money-saving ideas for the new year day gas prices in two years. Sunday’s state average was $2.26 per gallon, 35 cents less than what Michigan PHOENIX, Ariz. – It’s the time of income and expenses or seek out an – Sell Your Gift Cards: Trade your motorists paid on Christmas day 2017. year when people resolve to change online program or budgeting app. gift cards for cash at Cardpool or “Holiday travelers will have more jingle in their pock- their lives, from getting in shape to – Pay Yourself: Speaking of bud- CardCash.com — and promptly put ets after they fill-up the family vehicle,” said Mark Jenk- improving relationships and achiev- gets, build in a line item for your sav- that cash into savings. ins, spokesman, AAA-The Auto Club Group. “Prices are ing work-life balance. Financial goals ings account or emergency fund. – Wait 24 Hours: To mitigate already at 2-year lows for the holidays, and should slip also top the list of New Year’s resolu- Even $25 a month will make a differ- impulse buying, wait 24 hours before even lower in the next two weeks. Oil prices have been tions — and are easier to attain than ence over time. making an unplanned purchase. It’s unable to gain significant upward momentum after OPEC you might think. – Join the Gig Economy: If your likely the impulse will wear off. announced plans to cut production. The price of crude “It’s actually easy to cut expenses budget reveals that you need an – Drop Cable: It’s a monthly declined last week and should drop again this week, and save money — even a few dollars income-boost, start earning extra expense that can be replaced because industry analysts are skeptical that OPEC’s plan at a time — but many people give up cash by working for Lyft, Postmates painlessly and inexpensively with could rebalance what is currently an oversupplied mar- too quickly,” said Mike Sullivan, a or Uber Eats. Hulu, Netflix or Amazon Prime ket. 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Authority, 8 a.m., treatment Alcoholics Anonymous, 1 for Daily Globe Issues on Alcoholics Anonymous, 7 Alcoholics Anonymous, facility boardroom. p.m., closed meeting, Salem p.m., Episcopal Church of the 7:30 p.m., Sharon Lutheran Aging Unit of Iron County Lutheran Church, Ironwood. Sat., Dec. 22, Mon. Dec. 24 Transfiguration, Ironwood. Church, Bessemer. Board of Directors, 9 a.m., Mercer Health and Well- area74.org. area74.org. Hurley Senior Center, Hurley. ness Pickleball, 3-6 p.m., & Wed., Dec. 26 Government Government Gogebic County Road Mercer Community Center. Iron County Comprehen- Iron County Recycling Commisssion, 4 p.m., road Narcotics Anonymous, 7 & Range Source - Sat., Dec. 29 sive Planning / Land and Committee, 4 p.m., court commisssion office. p.m., Wesley United Methodist Zoning Committee, 3 p.m., house. Gogebic County Forestry Church, Ironwood. WE WILL NOT PUBLISH A PAPER courthouse. Powderhorn Area District and Parks Commission, 4 Alcoholics Anonymous, Gogebic Community Col- Board, 4:30 p.m., Ironwood p.m., conference room,Natural 7:30 p.m., Sharon Lutheran ON TUESDAY, DECEMBER 25 lege Board of Trustees, 4:30 Township Hall. Resources Center. Church, Bessemer. p.m., Room B22, Solin Center. Iron County Law Enforce- area74.org. Iron County Board, 6 l 4 TUESDAY, DECEMBER 18, 2018 OPINION THE DAILY GLOBE • YOURDAILYGLOBE.COM DAILY GLOBE Death penalty indecent I never met David Earl Miller. I “Mr. Miller, from a very early age, Sue Mizell, Publisher didn’t even know he existed until the harbored a simmering rage. He week he was set to die. Dec. 6 was hated his stepfather for the brutality Larry Holcombe, Managing Editor his execution date at Riverbend Max- and humiliation he was subjected to, imum Security Institution in and he loathed his mother for first Nashville, Tennessee. Both the U.S. failing to protect him from his step- Supreme Court and the governor Kathryn father and later for turning him into refused his lawyer’s final attempts to Lopez her sexual plaything. .... His rage has In Their Opinion gain a reprieve. also been enacted on many other The Nashville Tennessean news- innocent ‘stand-ins’ for his mother.” End lame duck paper explained the details of how Miller never had a chance. No Miller’s execution went down. one cared to give him a chance. When it was Miller’s time, “when damage from exposure to toxic Miller had been on death row for embarrassment the warden signaled for the first fumes at her job in a plastics plant. 36 years. He was the third person to charge of 1,750 volts of electricity, He was 10 months old when she be executed in Tennessee this year. We find ourselves greatly ashamed of our local Miller’s upper body raised up in the married his stepfather, an alcoholic More are scheduled for next year. legislators, and the Republican legislators as a whole chair and his elbows stuck out,” who routinely beat him with boards, Justice and mercy involve recog- in this state this month. reporters from the newspaper wrote. slammed him into walls and dragged nizing evil, but also acknowledging These legislators – including our own representa- The story of Miller’s life is even him around the house by the hair, humanity, too. Could the state have tives Lee Chatfield, Triston Cole and senator Wayne more horrifying than his death, and according to court records.” acknowledged the evil done to Miller Schmidt – took part and are taking part in one of the it should make us all question the According to Miller, he was sexu- long before that deadly night of rage most divisive and partisan lame duck sessions of justice of state execution. ally abused by a female cousin at 5, in which he took a young woman’s state government that we have ever seen. It seems “David Earl Miller came to then by a friend of his grandfather at life? because the state-wide elections for governor, secre- Knoxville in 1979 a 22-year-old 12, and by his own intoxicated I think we are called to be better tary of state, attorney general and propositions one, drifter – homeless, jobless and mother at 15. “Miller tried to hang than the death penalty. As we two and three did not go the way these nakedly par- friendless. He might never have himself at age 6 and began drinking, approach Christmas – the celebra- tisan politicians wanted, they are having a full-blown stayed had he not been picked up on smoking marijuana and huffing tion of the birth of a man who was temper tantrum and ramming poorly thought-out Interstate 75 by a preacher looking gasoline daily by age 10. By age 13, himself executed by the state – give bills through the government process before a new for sex – and Lee Standifer might be he’d landed in a state reform school thanks for the opportunities you’ve party takes power in the state’s executive branch next alive today.” where counselors regularly whipped had and the blessings you’ve count- year. Standifer is the woman Miller was boys with rubber hoses and turned a ed, and think about all the things These bills strip power from the executive branch, convicted of murdering in 1981. blind eye to sexual molestation.” that were denied Miller. Whisper a attempt to rewrite propositions voted on by voters in The details of Standifer’s death – In a court-ordered examination, prayer for God’s mercy all around. November and are an all out assault on clean water beaten with a fireplace poker and Miller said that his earliest memory Think about what kind of people we and the environment in Michigan. stabbed – are excruciating to read. was being beaten by his stepfather. are and what kind we ought to be. They are bills written by lobbyist and partisans, So are the details of Miller’s child- He said that he couldn’t remember Real thoughts and prayers, difficult for lobbyist and partisans. Chatfield, Cole and hood. He was born in a suburb of anyone ever telling him they loved conversations and more merciful Schmidt are embracing them with glee. These bills Toledo, Ohio, in the summer of him as a child. “Being beaten by his policies will mean Miller did not die attack the environment that makes Michigan a won- 1957. “His mother met his father stepfather is the earliest memory in vain. May the ugly details make derful place to live and visit, attack our system of gov- during a one-night stand in a bar, that Mr. Miller can recall, and beat- us more human. ernment in this state simply because one party did drank throughout her pregnancy ings are the rhythm of his child- Kathryn Jean Lopez can be con- not like the results of the November election and and was later diagnosed with brain hood,” a clinical psychologist wrote. tacted at [email protected]. have made our state a mockery on the national stage. Chatfield, Cole and Schmidt counter these bills are very important and needed – although we fail to Today in history understand why a bills that would make it easier to pollute the waters of Michigan – such as one pushed by Cole and another by the term-limited anti-envi- By The Associated Press ronmental Senator Tom Casperson – are very impor- Today’s Highlight in History tant and needed for the state. Further, if these bills On Dec. 18, 1865, the 13th are so important and needed and good government – Amendment to the Constitu- tion, abolishing slavery, was as Chatfield, Cole and Schmidt maintain – why declared in effect by Secretary shove them through the government in less than a of State William H. Seward. month? And if these legislators can do so much work On this date in less than a month in pushing bills, what have they In 1787, New Jersey been doing the rest of the year? Apparently not the became the third state to ratify the U.S. Constitution. people’s business. In 1892, Peter Ilyich Lame duck legislative sessions in Michigan are an Tchaikovsky’s ballet “The embarrassment for the state and a disservice to the Nutcracker” publicly premiered voters. It is time the state voters put a stop to them in St. Petersburg, Russia; although now considered a and these partisan power plays that take place dur- classic, it received a generally ing them. negative reception from critics. Sure, some Republicans gloat, they have been ben- In 1916, during World War eficial in pushing through red-meat partisan policies I, the 10-month Battle of Ver- that are beloved by the base over the past decade. But dun ended with French troops succeeding in repulsing a what if the Republicans are no longer in power in the major German offensive. state legislature? With the redistricting proposal that In 1917, Congress passed was passed by the voters in November, there is a very the 18th Amendment to the real possibility the state legislature could flip to U.S. Constitution prohibiting “the manufacture, sale, or Democratic control in the near future. And then transportation of intoxicating Democrats will have control during lame duck ses- liquors” and sent it to the states sions. for ratification. What then, Republicans? In 1940, Adolf Hitler signed Lame duck needs to end. We have three proposals a secret directive ordering preparations for a Nazi inva- nation’s 500th execution since sweeping changes to govern- Former U.S. Attorney General to consider: sion of the Soviet Union. capital punishment resumed in ment surveillance programs, Ramsey Clark is 91. Actor 1) Move up the swearing in of newly election (Operation Barbarossa was 1977. including limiting the bulk col- Roger Mosley is 80. Rock launched in June 1941.) politicians to the day after the November election In 2000, The Electoral Col- lection of Americans’ phone singer-musician Keith In 1944, the U.S. Supreme results are certified. This would greatly limit any lege cast its ballots, with Pres- records by stripping the Richards is 75. Writer-director Court upheld the government’s ident-elect George W. Bush National Security Agency of its Alan Rudolph is 75. Movie pro- future lame duck sessions. wartime evacuation of people receiving the expected 271; Al ability to store that data in its ducer-director Steven Spiel- 2) Following a November election, forbid the state of Japanese descent from the Gore, however, received 266, own facilities. Ronnie Biggs, berg is 72. Blues artist Ron West Coast while at the same legislature from meeting, except in cases of emergen- one fewer than expected, 84, known for his role in Piazza is 71. Movie director time ruling that “concededly cy. because of a District of Britain’s 1963 Great Train Rob- Gillian Armstrong is 68. Movie loyal” Americans of Japanese 3) Following a November election, allow the legis- Columbia Democrat who’d left bery, died in London. reviewer Leonard Maltin is 68. ancestry could not continue to her ballot blank to protest the One year ago: An Amtrak Rock musician Elliot Easton is lature to meet, but only in “caretaking mode.” This be detained. district’s lack of representation train making the first-ever run 65. Actor Ray Liotta is 64. means they can only do business that would keep the In 1957, the Shippingport in Congress. along a faster route hurtled off Comedian Ron White is 62. Atomic Power Station in Penn- government running – such as paying bills – for the Ten years ago: A U.N. an overpass south of Seattle R&B singer Angie Stone is 57. sylvania, the first nuclear facili- next government to take over. During this time, no court in Tanzania convicted a and spilled some of its cars Actor Brad Pitt is 55. Profes- ty to generate electricity in the former Rwandan army colonel, onto the highway below; three sional wrestler-turned-actor new bills may be introduced or voted on. United States, went on line. (It Theoneste Bagosora, of geno- people were killed and dozens “Stone Cold” Steve Austin is If our legislators really want to be “for the people” was taken out of service in cide and crimes against were hurt. (Investigators 54. Actor Shawn Christian is 1982.) and really want to promote good government and humanity for masterminding found that the train was travel- 53. Actress Rachel Griffiths is In 1972, the United States really want to put state over political party, then they the killings of more than half a ing 80 mph in a 30 mph zone.) 50. Singer Alejandro Sanz is began heavy bombing of North should look at ways to end the lame duck sessions million people in a 100-day A fire and blackout at Harts- 50. Actor Casper Van Dien is Vietnamese targets during the slaughter in 1994. (Bagosora field-Jackson Atlanta Interna- 50. Country/rap singer Cowboy that have become a national joke. Vietnam War. (The bombard- was sentenced to life in prison, tional Airport, the world’s busi- Troy is 48. Rapper DMX is 48. ment ended 11 days later.) but had his sentence reduced est, forced the cancellation of International Tennis Hall of In 1987, Ivan F. Boesky –Petoskey News-Review in 2011 to 35 years.) W. Mark more than 1,500 flights just Famer Arantxa Sanchez was sentenced to three years Felt, the former FBI second-in- days before the start of the Vicario is 47. DJ Lethal (Limp in prison for his role in a major command who’d revealed him- Christmas rush; airlines said Bizkit) is 46. Pop singer Sia is Wall Street insider-trading self as “Deep Throat” three some of the grounded travel- 43. Country singer Randy scandal. (Boesky served about decades after the Watergate ers would have to wait days Houser is 42. Actor Josh Dallas two years of his sentence). scandal, died in Santa Rosa, before there would be avail- is 40. Actress Katie Holmes is In 1992, Kim Young-sam Calif., at age 95. “Star Trek” able seats on flights. The Los 40. Actor Ravi Patel is 40. Thought for Today was elected South Korea’s first actress Majel Barrett Rodden- Angeles Lakers retired num- Singer Christina Aguilera is 38. civilian president in three berry, widow of series creator bers 8 and 24, both of the jer- Christian rock musician Dave decades. Gene Roddenberry, died in Los sey numbers worn by Kobe Luetkenhoelter (Kutless) is 36. “It’s a complex fate, being an American.” In 1998, the House debated Angeles at age 76. Bryant, the leading scorer in Actress Ashley Benson is 29. articles of impeachment Five years ago: A presi- franchise history. Actress-singer Bridgit Mendler against President Bill Clinton. dential advisory panel released Today’s Birthdays is 26. Actress Isabella Cramp South Carolina carried out the — Henry James, American author (1843-1916) a report recommending Actress Cicely Tyson is 94. is 14.
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PUBLISHER EXECUTIVE.DOODV ASSISTANT/ACCOUNTING DAILY GLOBE Sue Mizell Jenna yourdailyglobe.com MANAGING EDITOR CIRCULATION Award Winning Newspaper Larry Holcombe Marissa Casari USPS 269-980 ADVERTISING DIRECTOR LEAD PRESS Published daily Monday - Saturday Heidi Ofstad Bill Westerman (except Memorial Day, Independence Day, Labor Day, Thanksgiving, Christmas and New Year’s Day) Periodicals postage paid at Ironwood, MI 49938 POSTMASTER – Send changes of addresses to: The Daily Globe, P.O. Box 548, 118 E. McLeod Ave., Ironwood, MI 49938 906-932-2211 • 800-236-2887 • Fax 906-932-5358 l THE DAILY GLOBE • YOURDAILYGLOBE.COM AREA / STATE / NATION TUESDAY, DECEMBER 18, 2018 5 Goodbye researched the mental Lanes Gardner said the federal Benjamin Feldhausen of what’s best for the commu- health and developed a compromise was to allow MDOT’s Crystal Falls nity as a whole. We’re try- solution that would pro- two of the four lanes to be office backed Gardner in ing to satisfy as many peo- From page 1 vide astronauts with plants From page 1 11 feet with the other two saying sidewalks are a city ple as we can.” Also attending his last used to promote positivity. pressure from council lanes expanding to 12 feet. option. The MDOT officials “I don’t personally care meeting Monday was board Bobula said that although members, he added there is He stressed even that com- said traffic flow does not if it’s three or four (lanes),” member Darren Weisinger, they did not move on in no specific law requiring promise would not have warrant government fund- said Zak. “I want the best who has served four years the competition the judges 12-foot lanes, but referred been granted a couple ing for another traffic light, thing for Bessemer, period.” on the board, and did not commented them on their to “guidelines” in MDOT years ago. but they were open to mod- “I’m with Adam,” said seek re-election. ingenuity and innovative- design manuals and added, “We can ask again,” said ified curbing. Kryshak, who explained The board and Superin- ness of the project. “Standards are standards.” Bradley of the federal gov- Coleman, who that most people he inter- tendent Jim Bobula con- Bobula discussed the “Can we deviate from ernment, but added he described the lane ques- acts with want the three- gratulated both Juntunen Ontonagon Area Jr. High those standards?” asked does not expect to get a dif- tion as “a hot button issue,” lane option. “I want to pick and Weisinger on their ser- robotics team, the Ontor- Bessemer councilman Rob ferent answer. said expanding the width what’s best for Bessemer.” vice to the young people of nadoes who attended the Coleman, with Archie “Advocate for us,” said of two of the four lanes will Despite the state’s pref- the area and the impact Jingle Ball Qualifier in Iron adding standards are “just Archie, who added he pose hardship for some erence for the three-lane this service has made. Mountain. “Although it a buzzword” that can be would like to see the rea- land owners in particular. system, Bradley said, “We Bobula reported on the was quite the challenge for adapted. soning in black and white, “Right now, it’s very unfair can’t reduce your lanes elementary and Middle a 6 week team to compete “We are for three lanes, either from state or federal to the northside businesses through town without your school robotics teams. He against teams that have not four,” said Bradley of officials. “We’ve been run- and residences,” he said. written approval.” said the Ontonagon Area been running for years MDOT’s new preference ning four lanes since 1962 “One lady’s driveway After the session, Elementary Robotics team they still were able to place throughout the state. “The with no complaints from would basically be nonex- Kryshak said if council (the junior Glads) consists 19th out of 33 teams,” he three-lane has been shown the trucking industry.” istent.” members resulted with a of ten 4th and 5th grade said, adding they so to be safer.” He cited slower Coleman and mayor Coleman said he would three-lane option, they students. They built a impressed the judges with traffic and easier turning Adam Zak also asked prefer to retain four 11-foot would prefer MDOT’s LEGO EV3 robot using their efforts, performance for trucks when towns con- whether other compromis- lanes, but that if two lanes option four, a “compro- LEGO Mindstorms soft- and team dynamics they vert to three 12-foot lanes. es could be made, such as must be expanded to 12 mise” in which three 12- ware. This software, he were awarded the Judge’s Moreover, said trans- by gaining width via feet, his preference would foot lanes would run said, enables the students award.” portation engineer Cory removing sidewalks or by be the three-lane option. throughout the core of to write a programming In other action, the Gardner of MDOT’s Escan- adding a traffic signal Archie, who said his town, but would open to code for the robot. The board thanked residents aba office, state officials where Massie Avenue first choice is to retain the short distances of four-lane group participated in the Paul and Barb Boehm who already asked the U.S. meets U.S. 2. Zak and four 11-foot lanes, never- traffic on the east side of first Lego League into visit the playground twice Department of Transporta- councilman Terry Kryshak theless voiced gratitude to town near the industrial Orbit challenge at North- a day and watch over the tion for a variance in rela- also noted the need for MDOT officials for their park and on the west side ern Michigan University. children and who bought a tion to Bessemer maintain- tapered curbing on U.S. 2 design work so far. “I of town past Old U.S. 2. Challenges included hav- new large first aid kit for ing its current four 11-foot and Massie Avenue, to appreciate all the work City manager Charly ing the robot pick items up the school. And with final- lanes while also receiving accommodate industrial you’ve done,” he said, but Loper said council mem- and deposit them on spe- ization of Title I monies funds to reconstruct U.S. 2. trucking. added, “There’s a struggle bers may vote on the mat- cific spots wirelessly. received were able to “It was denied,” he said. Transportation engineer right now trying to decide ter early in January. The program included extend the hours for Facili- defining a problem astro- tators Peggy Lewis, Wendy- Bretting workers on strike The Chippewa County Sheriff’s Depart- Lottery nauts face in space and Collins Gouin and Para- ASHLAND, Wis. – Nearly 200 workers ment said William M. Shelton, 77, was research to develop a solu- pros Michelle LaBine and northbound on Wisconsin 40 when he at CG Bretting Manufacturing Company in Monday tion. The students Greg Nelson. Ashland went on strike, rejecting the com- failed to yield right-of-way at Wisconsin Michigan pany’s contract offer Thursday. 64 in the town of Bloomer. Poker Lotto: JH-2C-4C-6C- A semi trailer, with a load of logs, 2S Budget The money is taxes for- The strike took effect just after mid- Midday Daily 3: 2-1-0 mer treasurer Jyl Olson- night on Saturday. struck Shelton’s car shortly before noon. Midday Daily 4: 6-7-1-7 DeRosso collected but The members of Local 621 of the Inter- The truck driver, Lavern J. Byers, 42, of Daily 3: 4-6-8 August, Wis., was not injured. Daily 4: 8-3-1-9 From page 1 never passed on to the national Association of Machinists and Fantasy 5: 06-07-21-26-31 done involving those appropriate authorities. Aerospace Workers are striking for better The Wisconsin State Patrol, Bloomer Keno: 01-07-12-20-29-40- accounts. The board’s deci- These figures are wages, pension and health benefits. police and first responders were on the 43-45-47-50-53-55-56-61-65- 66-69-70-72-73-75-78 sion to delay action on rais- included in the $1,398,654 Lead IAMAW negotiator Todd Humlek- scene. The crash remained under investiga- es until the compensation Olson-DeRosso was er said, “All they’re asking for is fairness Wisconsin committee meets, assum- ordered to pay in restitu- and the ability to keep their heads above tion. 5 Card Cash: 2D-4D-2H- ing that decision is formal- tion as part of her sentence 3H-9S water. They, along with their families, Chicago police: 2 officers die SuperCash: 05-08-10-16- ized in a motion, would on forgery and embezzle- deserve better than the agreement Bretting after being struck by train 17-26, Doubler: N keep the salaries at last ment charges in May. has put before them.” Badger 5: 10-14-16-17-22 year’s levels. Township officials say CG Bretting is a fourth-generation, fam- Daily Pick 3: 3-9-5 CHICAGO (AP) – Chicago police say Daily Pick 4: 7-0-9-7 Residents also they continue to wait for ily-owned, multi-million dollar company. two officers investigating a shots-fired call expressed concern about payment from the town- The company manufactures cus- on the city’s far South Side have died after the township’s tax debt to ship’s insurance and bond- tomized machines for the paper convert- being struck by a train. other local government ing companies to cover the ing industry. Police Superintendent Eddie Johnson entities. amounts owed. said the officers who were fatally hit Mon- The township owes a Some residents and Man killed in accident day evening were 37-year-old Eduardo total of $820,409 in tax board members felt the BLOOMER, Wis. – A Duluth man was Marmolejo and 31-year-old Conrad Gary. money, with Gogebic township should proactive- killed in a Friday northern Wisconsin Johnson said Marmolejo had been with County owed $335,181, ly pay the other local enti- accident involving a logging truck. the department for two and a half years the Ironwood Area Schools ties rather than wait for the and Gary for 18 months. $389,805 and the GOISD companies to settle the $95,423. debt. 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Despite the Falling Snow tecting Michigan’s children.” PREMIUM l 6 TUESDAY, DECEMBER 18, 2018 HEALTH THE DAILY GLOBE • YOURDAILYGLOBE.COM Celebrate food processors by making bowl of hummus By AMERICA’S TEST KITCHEN Prepare Ingredients: stir in 1 tablespoon warm water When the food processor was 1/4 cup water to loosen hummus.) introduced in the 1970s, it sud- 2 tablespoons lemon juice, denly made difficult or time-con- squeezed from 1 lemon The Dipping Life suming recipes so much easier. 2 tablespoons tahini (stirred Don’t have a can of chickpeas The fast blades combine ingredi- well before measuring) in the pantry? You can turn plain ents in just seconds. 2 tablespoons extra- virgin yogurt, preferably thicker Greek- Hummus is a perfect exam- olive oil style yogurt, into a super-fast dip. ple– this creamy spread is made 1 (15-ounce) can chickpeas (Whatever you do, no raspberry with pureed chickpeas, tahini 1 garlic clove, peeled yogurt, please!) Here are some (which is like peanut butter but is 1/2 teaspoon salt ideas to get you started, but feel made from sesame seeds), lemon 1/4 teaspoon ground cumin free to add flavors as you like. juice, and spices. Before the food Gather Cooking Equipment: – Greek Yogurt Dip: In small processor, you had to beat these Liquid measuring cup bowl, stir together 1 cup plain ingredients by hand. It was tough Spoon Greek yogurt, 1/2 cup crumbled work turning chickpeas (a mem- Colander feta cheese, 2 tablespoons ber of the bean family) into a Can opener chopped fresh mint, 1 teaspoon smooth puree. The food proces- Food processor extra-virgin olive oil, and pinch sor makes hummus, and many salt. Rubber spatula Associated Press other recipes, much easier and Small bowl THIS PHOTO provided by America’s Test Kitchen in October 2018 – Tahni-Lemon Yogurt Dip: In faster to prepare. Talk about a Start Cooking: shows hummus. This recipe appears in the cookbook “Complete small bowl, stir together 1 cup tasty invention. In liquid measuring cup, stir Cookbook for Young Chefs.” plain Greek yogurt, 2 table- Use baby carrots, slices of together water, lemon juice, tahi- spoons tahini, 1 tablespoon cucumber, whole cherry toma- ni, and oil. lid into place. Process mixture for ly pour water mixture through lemon juice, 1 teaspoon honey, toes, crackers or pita chips. Fol- Set colander in sink. Open can 10 seconds. feed tube until mixture is and pinch salt. low this recipe with your kids. of chickpeas and pour into colan- Stop food processor, remove smooth, about 1 minute. Nutrition information per der. Rinse chickpeas with cold lid, and scrape down sides of Stop food processor. Carefully serving: 132 calories; 77 calories Hummus water and shake colander to bowl with rubber spatula. Lock remove food processor blade (ask from fat; 9 g fat (1 g saturated; 0 Servings 6 (Makes about 1 1/2 drain well. lid back into place and process an adult for help). Transfer hum- g trans fats); 0 mg cholesterol; cups) Transfer chickpeas to food until mixture is coarsely ground, mus to small bowl. Serve. (Left- 300 mg sodium; 11 g carbohy- Prep Time: 10 minutes processor. Add garlic, salt, and about 5 seconds. over hummus can be refrigerated drate; 3 g fiber; 2 g sugar; 4 g pro- Cook Time: 5 minutes cumin to food processor and lock With processor running, slow- for up to 5 days. Before serving, tein. Health Notes MSU Extension offers balance class Michigan man, 90, brings BESSEMER – Michigan State University Extension office in Bessemer will be offering a program in conjunc- Christmas to wife in nursing home tion with Aspirus Ironwood Hospital to assist older adults with concerns about falling and balance. CHARLOTTE (AP) – A 90-year- Falling is a major concern for many people as they get old Michigan man dressed up as older and the fear of falling often acts as a restriction to Santa and brought Christmas to a activities, impeding quality of life for older people. “Mat- local nursing home so his wife of six ter of Balance “is an award-winning program designed to decades could celebrate the holi- manage falls and increase activity levels. The program is days. scheduled for Tuesdays from 10 a.m. to noon, in the first Don West was at his wife’s bedside floor conference room at Aspirus Ironwood from Jan. 8, as a guitarist strummed along during through Feb. 26. a holiday party at Golden Days II The program is designed to help people: Adult Foster Care in Charlotte. His –View falls as controllable. 86-year-old wife, Jackie, has been liv- –Set goals for increasing activity. ing at the home since she suffered her –Make changes to reduce fall risks at home. first stroke last year. –Exercise to increase strength and balance. “I know there’s going to be an Any who are worried about falling, interested in end to it. I know that. And I’m pre- improving balance, want to know more about becoming pared for that because I’ve had good more flexible, or getting stronger can call 906-663-4045, times right now,” Don West told the ext. 622 to register. The program is free, but space is lim- Lansing State Journal. “Every day, I ited and registration is required. can tell her I love her, and she Michigan weighs conflicting knows I’m talking and she responds. We communicate with messages on PFAS policy hands and eyes.” Her health initially improved, but (AP) – Michigan legisla- Senate on Dec. 4 in a wave another stroke stalled her recovery tors will consider revisions of continuing “lame duck” and she must now eat through a feed- Associated Press to a bill on Tuesday that legislation as the Republi- ing tube. He notes that his met his IN THIS Saturday, Dec. 8, 2018 photo, Don West, 90, leans in to kiss his will allow higher safety can administration leaves wife at a dance. wife Jackie goodnight at Golden Days II Adult Foster Care in Charlotte fol- standards for PFAS on the office. Among other things, “I just fell in love right there,” Don lowing a Christmas party for residents and staff at the home. same morning when a the bill would require West said. “Never fell out of love panel of scientists will cleanup criteria to be since then.” we’re dancing.’ And I put my arms iting his wife and plans to spend an reveal recommendations based on an outdated And they maintain the tradition. around her, and she grabs me right even longer visit with her on Christ- for managing state contam- database of toxicity crite- “I still dance with her. She’ll be lay- here,” he said, pointing to his shirt mas Day. ination from the same ria, and some say it would ing in bed, and I say to her, ‘Jackie, near the top buttons. “We’ve had a great life,” he said. toxic chemical family. lock in existing cleanup now you and I are going to pretend Don West hasn’t missed a day vis- “And it’s still going yet.” Senate Bill 1244 is criteria even as under- scheduled to be heard in standing of the chemicals the House Competitiveness and their dangers to public Committee at 8:30 a.m. health continue to evolve. Why you should give your grandparents 3D printer for Christmas December 18, even as legis- The Michigan Chamber JOSHUA M. PEARCE well as better-off people liv- inexpensive $500 3D print- in general between $35 and lators continue to revise the of Commerce is pushing Michigan Technological University plan that experts say could the legislation, saying that ing on fixed incomes. er – and a senior center $60. Some might pay $36 increase the amount of the it updates pollution THE CONVERSATION Research I participated in that 3D printed another 50 to buy a plastic handle that toxic per- and poly-fluori- cleanup rules and will spur – Senior citizens might found that using free could easily recoup the attaches to a standard nail nated chemicals to which redevelopment at contami- really like – and use – a 3D online designs and a basic cost of a middle-range com- clipper, letting them cut residents could be exposed. nated sites. printer. That’s the surpris- 3D printer to make these mercial desktop 3D print- their own nails at home. The bill, sponsored by “Basically, this provi- ing, and money-saving, assistive aids can save er. But a 3D printed handle Sen. Jim Stamas, R-Mid- sion would tie Michigan’s conclusion of a new study I arthritis patients more Some people’s insur- costs about a dollar – a 97 land, passed the Michigan hands and force DEQ to co-authored: 3D printers than 94 percent of the cost ance or Medicare plan does percent savings. use old science when deter- can save arthritis patients of the commercially avail- help pay for adaptive aids. mining whether or not a money by more cheaply able products. A typical But even then patients usu- How can you get 3D standard was protective of manufacturing plastic gad- adaptive aid costs about ally must pay a portion, printed aids? AUKEE Making adaptive aids human health,” said James gets that help them do rou- $25; a 3D printed one costs with copays around 20 per- using a 3D printer is par- CHIROPRACTIC Clift, policy director at the tine tasks like open jars about a dollar. That gener- cent. Our analysis found Natural, Safe, Drug Free, ticularly useful because of Michigan Environmental and put on socks. ates savings that add up to that even this group of AFFORDABLE Chiropractic how easy it is to customize Council, in early December By 2040, about one- more than cover the cost of patients would save signifi- Care, We Correct CAUSES, printed items for a person’s after the bill was intro- quarter of the U.S. popula- the printer itself. cant amounts of money 3D Rather Than Treat Symptoms. hand size or personal aes- duced November 29. tion is expected to have printing their assistance thetic. The software pro- Yet as PFAS activists in arthritis — a physical ail- What would Grandma items at home. We Accept: grams that make and mod- Michigan call on elected offi- ment making joint move- make? • Medicare • Blue Cross Blue Shield ments difficult and painful. There are dozens of ify designs, and that con- cials to vote against the bill, Arthritis attacks the adaptive aids that can be trol 3D printers, are getting • WI Medicaid And Most there is some irony to the In addition to their young, too • Other Insurances printed for pennies, help- Arthritis is not just for easier to use; in any case, timing: The state also plans health care expenses, M ing with tasks like refuel- old people. For example, many older people are Call To Schedule An its roll-out of a months-long arthritis patients often ing a car, chopping vegeta- professional tennis player technically adept. In fact, Cal Appointment Today! effort to delineate its have additional needs that bles and using scissors. Caroline Wozniacki was some of the best 3D print- approach to the chemicals do not show up on medical (906) 932-7411 Our study technically diagnosed with rheuma- able designs for recyclebots Franz E. Aukee, DC that have been found in the bills and are not covered by and economically evaluat- toid arthritis at age 28, just were made by a retired Office Hours: drinking water of at least 2 insurance. For example, 200 East Ayer St. Mon.-Thurs. 8-5 ed 20 fully free open- a few weeks before the engineer. million people in the state. people with arthritic hands Ironwood, MI Fri. 8-12 can find daily tasks like source designs for adaptive 2018 U.S. Open. Like most Of course, not everyone opening jars – or even eat- aids designed by Michigan young people diagnosed is interested in buying the PLANNING A SURGERY? ing with a spoon – to be Tech students and made with arthritis, she was machinery or learning how Villa Maria Health & Rehabilitation cumbersome and painful. available on Appropedia shocked. to use it. In many commu- Center will assist you in a speedy Many companies make and and MyMiniFactory. This is Younger people diag- nities there are volunteers sell adaptive aids like spe- just a tiny fraction of the nosed with what is often who are willing to help recovery with our professional cially shaped spoons and 3D printed products avail- viewed as an old person’s people with disabilities or rehabilitation staff. Our Benefit special handles that makes able for anyone with access disease may feel embar- medical conditions make Specialist will meet with you to assist a toothbrush easier to to a 3D printer. People can rassed and want to limit what they need. with any insurance questions, and hold. Some patients need download not just the the number of people who The Makers Making financial planning. dozens of these sorts of designs for free, but also know about their condi- Change nonprofit group items, to help with various software that lets them tion. Those patients would even takes requests online. daily tasks. But those adapt, personalize or cus- no doubt be glad to save Many community centers devices can be expensive – tomize the items for them- the money, but perhaps be and local libraries also Call Monday-Friday, 8:00am–4:00pm selves or their loved ones. even more interested in 3D offer machinery, software for more information or to arrange a a basic adaptive spoon can cost $25, vastly more than We found that we could printing because it would and knowledgeable tour of our Rehabilitation Center. a standard spoon in any 3D print all 20 example let them customize and helpers. Senior centers and shop. adaptive aids for $20 – the build their aid items in the medical offices may soon Other assistive items cost of the plastic filament privacy of their own start offering similar ser- like key holders and pill- the 3D printer uses to homes. vices as well, helping peo- VILLA MARIA splitters can help arthritis make items. On the com- Consider, for example, ple with arthritis help Health & Rehabilitation Center ______patients continue to live mercial market, the adap- the normally private act of themselves every day. A Division of Avanti Health Systems independently. Though tive aids would cost over clipping your toenails. Editor’s Note: The Con- $20 each. A person, or fam- Some people with arthritis versation is an independent Know All Options 300 VILLA DRIVE • HURLEY, WISCONSIN many of these items are Available To You FAMILY OWNED & OPERATED made of cheap plastic, the ily, who 3D printed 25 aids find it difficult to do this and nonprofit source of Before Your Surgery costs can be prohibitively would save enough to more with small nail clippers, so news, analysis and commen- (715) 561-3200 high for poor people as than pay for a relatively they get pedicures that cost tary from academic experts. l THE DAILY GLOBE • YOURDAILYGLOBE.COM NATION / WORLD TUESDAY, DECEMBER 18, 2018 7 Run-up to Flynn sentencing tinged with unexpected drama WASHINGTON (AP) – view of gov- get, Jerome Corsi, leaked draft for him to be alone with the prosecutors wrote. Michael Flynn may have given ernment mis- court documents and accused agents – rather than involve Former FBI Director James extraordinary cooperation to conduct. Mueller’s team of bullying him. lawyers. Comey criticized the broadsides prosecutors, but the run-up to his “It’s an And George Papadopoulos, a They also insinuate that on the Flynn investigation during sentencing hearing Tuesday has attempt, I Trump campaign adviser recently Flynn, of Middletown, Rhode a Monday appearance on Capitol exposed raw tensions over an FBI think, to per- released from a two-week prison Island, deserves credit for not Hill, saying, “They’re up here interview in which the former haps charac- sentence, has lambasted the publicly seizing on the fact that attacking the FBI’s investigation national security adviser lied terize Flynn as investigation and publicly FBI officials involved in the inves- of a guy who pled guilty to lying about his Russian contacts. a victim or claimed that he was set up. tigation later came under scruti- to the FBI.” Flynn’s lawyers have suggest- perhaps to Flynn, by contrast, has been ny themselves. Former Deputy Trump has made no secret ed that investigators discouraged make him notably silent even as his sup- Director Andrew McCabe, who that he sees Mueller’s investiga- him from having an attorney pre- Michael look sympa- porters advocated a more com- contacted Flynn to arrange the tion as a “witch hunt” and has Flynn sent during the January 2017 thetic in the bative stance. He met privately interview, was fired this year for continued to lash out at prosecu- interview and never informed eyes of a judge with investigators 19 times and what the Justice Department said tors he sees as biased against him him it was a crime to lie. Prosecu- – and, at the same time, to por- provided cooperation so exten- was a lack of candor over a news and those who help them. He’s tors shot back, “He does not need tray the special counsel in a neg- sive that prosecutors said he was media leak. Peter Strzok, one of shown continued sympathy for to be warned it is a crime to lie to ative light,” said former federal entitled to avoid prison altogeth- the two agents who interviewed Flynn, though, calling him a federal agents to know the impor- prosecutor Jimmy Gurule, a Uni- er. Flynn, was removed from “great person” and asserting – tance of telling them the truth.” versity of Notre Dame law school Then came his sentencing Mueller’s team and later fired for erroneously – that the FBI has The mere insinuation of professor. memo. trading anti-Trump texts with said he didn’t lie. underhanded tactics was Until the dueling memos were Although Flynn and his attor- another FBI official. Flynn has not tried to retract startling given the seemingly pro- filed last week, the sentencing neys stopped short of any direct Mueller’s team has sharply his guilty plea, and there’s every ductive relationship between the hearing for Flynn – who pleaded accusations of wrongdoing, they pushed back at any suggestion indication the sentencing will two sides, and it was especially guilty to lying about a conversa- took pains to note that Flynn, that Flynn was duped, with pros- proceed as scheduled. striking since prosecutors with tion during the transition period unlike other defendants in ecutors responding in their own Arun Rao, a former Justice special counsel Robert Mueller’s with the then-Russian ambas- Mueller’s investigation, was not sentencing memo Friday that Department prosecutor in Mary- office have praised Flynn’s coop- sador – was expected to be informed that it was against the there was no obligation to warn land, said the defense memo is eration and recommended devoid of the drama characteriz- law to lie to the FBI. They suggest Flynn against lying. striking because it’s “inconsis- against prison time. The defense ing other of Mueller’s cases. the FBI, which approached Flynn “A sitting National Security tent” with Flynn’s cooperative arguments spurred speculation Prosecutors, for instance, have at the White House just days after (Adviser), former head of an stance so far. that Flynn may be trying to get accused former Trump campaign Trump’s inauguration, played to intelligence agency, retired Lieu- “You also wonder in this very sympathy from President Donald chairman Paul Manafort of lying his desire to keep the encounter tenant General, and 33-year veter- unusual situation,” he said, Trump or may be playing to a to them even after he agreed to quiet by telling him the quickest an of the armed forces knows he “whether it is a play for a par- judge known for a zero-tolerance cooperate. Another potential tar- way to get the interview done was should not lie to federal agents,” don.” Vatican urged to reveal status of ousted US archbishop
VATICAN CITY (AP) – allegation of improprieties nized youth rally in Ger- dren from a predator priest 2014, but the results were addressed before a defini- A prominent U.S. archbish- with minors against retired many to change out of wet who was later convicted of never made public. tive resolution of Archbish- op is asking the Vatican for Archbishop John Nienst- clothes, the archbishop molesting two boys. Hebda said as far as he op Nienstedt’s suitability answers about the status of edt. wrote. Nienstedt was one of the knew, the Vatican suspend- for ministry can be made,” an investigation into It was not immediately Hebda said Nienstedt first U.S. bishops known to ed the 2014 investigation Hebda wrote. alleged sexual misconduct clear if the alleged incident “then proceeded to undress have been forced from when Nienstedt resigned in The Vatican didn’t by his predecessor, who in Germany was ever inves- in front of them and invited office for botching sex June 2015. He called for a immediately respond to a was forced to resign in tigated. Nienstedt has them to do the same.” He abuse investigations. He resolution to that probe, request for comment Mon- 2015. denied the allegation. noted that Nienstedt also faced allegations of and for information about day. St. Paul and Minneapo- County prosecutors denied the allegation. engaging in inappropriate the alleged World Youth Nienstedt, who was lis Archbishop Bernard informed Hebda of the alle- Nienstedt resigned as sexual behavior with Day incident, which he bishop of New Ulm at the Hebda wrote a remarkable gation in 2016. It accused archbishop after Minneso- adults. He denied miscon- learned about after Nienst- time of the alleged incident letter to his flock Friday in Nienstedt of inviting two ta prosecutors charged the duct, and the archdiocese edt’s resignation. in Germany, denied the which he revealed he sent minors to his hotel room in Twin Cities archdiocese hired two law firms to “My opinion is this alle- claim in a Monday email to the Vatican in 2016 a new 2005 at a Vatican-orga- with failing to protect chil- investigate those claims in gation needs to be fully The Associated Press.
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The number of people liv- WASHINGTON (AP) – bly is going to have to ing on the streets in Los Ange- The fight over President build for a few days here les and San Diego, two epi- Donald Trump’s $5 billion before there’s a solution.” centers of the homelessness wall funds deepened Mon- The president is insist- crisis, fell this year, suggest- day, threatening a partial ing on $5 billion for the ing those cities’ efforts to government shutdown in a wall along the southern combat the problem could be standoff that has become border with Mexico, but starting to pay off. increasingly common in he does not have the votes In Los Angeles, the count Washington. from the Republican-led fell by 3 percent after a sharp It wasn’t always like Congress to support it. increase the year before. Peter this, with Congress and Democrats are offering to Lynn, executive director of the White House at a crisis continue funding at cur- the Los Angeles Homeless over government funding. rent levels, $1.3 billion, Services Authority, said that The House and Senate not for the wall but for can be credited to results of used to pass annual appro- fencing and other border six months of stepped-up priation bills, and the pres- security. homeless services after Los ident signed them into law. It’s unclear how many Angeles County voters raised But in recent years the House Republicans, with taxes to help in 2017. shutdown scenario has just a few weeks left in the Later that year, Los Ange- become so routine that it majority before relinquish- Associated Press les city voters approved a raises the question: Have ing power to House THE CAPITOL is seen at twilight in Washington, Monday. The fight over President bond issue to provide more shutdowns as a negotiat- Democrats, will even show Donald Trump’s $5 billion wall funds deepened Monday, threatening a partial affordable housing – a factor ing tool lost their punch? up mid-week for possible government shutdown in a standoff that has become increasingly common in Lynn said will start showing Monday brought few votes. Speaker Paul Ryan’s Washington. up in future counts. signs of progress. A partial office had no update. “We’re also dealing with shutdown that could occur Many Republicans say it’s workers are preparing for work without a paycheck,” government’s discre- the countervailing pressure of at midnight Friday risks up to Trump and the uncertainty ahead. said a statement from J. tionary account for the housing markets that are pret- disrupting government Democrats to cut a deal. The dispute could David Cox, Sr., president budget year that began ty unforgiving,” he said. operations and leaving Senate Majority Leader affect nine of 15 Cabinet- of the American Federa- Oct. 1. Cities in California, Ore- hundreds of thousands of Mitch McConnell and level departments and tion of Government The U.S. Postal Service, gon and Washington have federal employees fur- Trump talk most days, but dozens of agencies, Employees, the large feder- busy delivering packages driven an overall spike in the loughed or working with- the senator’s spokesman including the departments al worker union. “The hol- for the holiday season, number of homeless people out pay over the holiday would not confirm if they of Homeland Security, iday season makes these wouldn’t be affected by nationwide in recent years. season. Costs would be spoke Monday about a Transportation, Interior, inquiries especially heart- any government shutdown This year’s count continued likely in the billions of dol- plan. McConnell opened Agriculture, State and Jus- wrenching.” because it’s an indepen- that trend, showing 552,800 lars. the chamber hoping for a tice, as well as national Many agencies, includ- dent agency. people without homes across Trump was meeting “bipartisan collaborative parks and forests. ing the Pentagon and the Trump said last week the country, up by about with his team and getting spirit” that would enable About half the workers departments of Veterans he would be “proud” to 2,000 from 2017, according to regular updates, said Congress to finish its would be forced to contin- Affairs and Health and have a shutdown to get the U.S. Department of Hous- White House spokeswom- work. ue working without imme- Human Services, are Congress to approve a $5 ing and Urban Development’s an Sarah Huckabee “We need to make a diate pay. Others would be already funded for the year billion down payment to point-in-time tally. It was the Sanders. Trump was also substantial investment in sent home. Congress often and will continue to oper- fulfill his campaign second consecutive increase tweeting Monday to keep the integrity of our bor- approves their pay retroac- ate as usual, regardless of promise to build a border after seven straight years of up the pressure. der,” McConnell said. “And tively, even if they were whether Congress and the wall. declines. Exiting a Senate Repub- we need to close out the ordered to stay home. president reach agreement During his 2016 presi- The number of homeless lican leadership meeting year’s appropriation pro- “Our members are ask- this week. dential campaign, Trump referred to as unsheltered – late Monday, Sen. John cess.” ing how they are supposed Congress already promised that Mexico those living in the streets, Thune of South Dakota Meanwhile more than to pay for rent, food, and approved funding this year would pay for the wall. encampments or other open said, “It looks like it proba- 800,000 government gas if they are required to for about 75 percent of the Mexico has refused. places – was more than 194,000 nationwide. That Bessemer city council hears bid for marijuana enterprise also was up from last year. More than 37,000 of the By P.J. GLISSON pants to three minutes now will see an influx of recently to opt out of mari- motion. unsheltered were in the Los [email protected] each, two members of the new residents and visitors juana enterprise, but also Nevertheless, he Angeles area this year, down 2 BESSEMER – Bessemer audience spoke in favor of because most other states committed to revisiting the added, Michigan has no percent from 2017. city council members greater city acceptance of still have not legalized issue within six months of related licensing in place San Diego, California’s sec- voted Monday to approve marijuana. The substance recreational marijuana. that action. yet, and he supports the ond most populous city, also the first reading of an ordi- has been legal in Michigan Dash asked whether he In addition, Gray sug- city opting out of accept- saw a decline in both total nance that, if passed, will since Dec. 6, after Michi- can submit his business gested that state and local ing any type of marijuana homelessness and those on allow Bessemer to “opt gan citizens voted in favor plan to the city, and Loper rulings against public use vending “until there’s the streets. After a hepatitis A out” of allowing marijuana of recreational use in said he may submit it to of marijuana are not realis- more direction from the outbreak spread among the vending within the city. November’s election. her. tic. “I don’t think anyone’s state.” homeless population and “This is the first read- James Dash of Gulliver, Aaron Gray of Wake- going to rationally ban the In the meantime, killed 20 people in 2017, the ing, so nothing is enacted Mich., expressed disap- field also spoke to the use of marijuana in public Kryshak said, “We still city turned to industrial-sized tonight,” said mayor Adam pointment in the city’s council and encouraged its places,” he said. have medical marijuana tents to house hundreds of Zak. decision to opt out for an members to follow suit of “I was in favor of legal- caregivers,” and as of Dec. people. As the tents went up, The motion made by indefinite period of time. the Ironwood city commis- izing marijuana,” said 6, he added, “People can officials also cited people councilman Terry Kryshak He said he was “hoping” to sion, which also voted Kryshak before making his grow their own.” camping on downtown streets. also included the project- start an in-house marijua- ed scheduling of a second na plant in Bessemer and reading during a future said he already has estab- council meeting, during lished himself as a highly which a public hearing profitable grower. will be held. The council Dash said what he envi- then will be free to vote on sions here could translate the ordinance. to local jobs, as well as All members of the greater city income via council were present for taxes. According to Dash, the unanimous vote. getting a license via the Before the vote, city state takes up to nine manager Charly Loper months, which is why he’d said city attorney Ray like to start the process as O’Dea reviewed related soon as possible, so that legalities. She added she when the state enacts its will address related zoning licensing rules in about a issues with members of year, he will be ready to go. the city’s planning com- He later told the Globe mission at their next meet- he wants to establish a ing. business here because of During the meeting’s the beauty of the region public comment session, and its potential for which restricts partici- tourism. He said Michigan Saturday high reading sets Ironwood record IRONWOOD – A average of 18.7 degrees, spring-like weekend set a according to the National daily temperature record Weather Service office in for Ironwood with a 48- Marquette. degree high reading on Sat- Monthly snowfall urday. stands at 8.4 inches, com- The Gogebic-Iron pared to the 117-year aver- Wastewater Treatment age through Dec. 18 of 26.1 Plant off U.S. 2, along the inches. Montreal River, recorded The 10-day forecast calls the new high. The ther- for continued warmth. mometer reached the low Highs for today and 50s across some areas of Wednesday were predicted the Gogebic Range for the at 38 degrees and there’s 24-hour period to 7 a.m. nothing near zero for lows Sunday. in the 10 days ahead. The warm weather con- A 50 percent chance of tinued on Sunday with a less than an inch of snow is high of 43 degrees, but that predicted for Thursday. was 6 degrees below the Christmas Day next daily record. Tuesday is shaping up as The warm spell has mild, with a high of 25 and increased the average tem- low of 17, with a 40 percent perature in Ironwood in chance of 1 to 3 inches of December to 22.5 degrees, snowfall. compared to the long-term —Ralph Ansami l THE DAILY GLOBE • YOURDAILYGLOBE.COM SPORTS TUESDAY, DECEMBER 18, 2018 9 Boys roundup: Hurley ends Ontonagon wins skid with win ONTONAGON – Onton- agon beat Jeffers 62-52 in a non-conference game Mon- over Bayfield day night despite playing By JASON JUNO without Eddy Polakowski. [email protected] Polakowski sprained his wrist in last week’s loss to HURLEY – Hurley kept the Bayfield shooters in check Dollar Bay and will be out and came up with a much-needed 56-44 win Monday for a couple of weeks, night after a tough stretch on the road. including for Thursday After winning their opener here against South Shore, night’s big matchup in Hurley lost the next four on the road, including a tough Bessemer. Indianhead Conference loss at Drummond Thursday Brendan Buzzo scored where they led late and a lopsided defeat at Phillips Fri- 25 points in his absence. He day. was 9 of 13 from the field They didn’t show any effects of that Monday night, get- and 5 of 6 at the line. ting off to a nice start in the Indianhead contest. Their “The boys had to step slow pace was an advantage against Bayfield and so was up,” Ontonagon coach Andy Hurley big man Gavin Ransanici, who led the Midgets Borseth said. “Buzzo did a with 15 points. heck of a job. He was tough “Encouraged to get a win, the kids needed it,” Hurley tonight. He drove the ball coach Mike Swartz said. “It’s been a tough four-game road well, got into the paint. If he trip, we played some really tough teams. It really got us wasn’t finishing, he was get- better and helped us tonight.” ting fouled.” The Midgets jumped out to a 32-16 halftime lead and Henry Menigoz scored they were up by 25 in the second half. They made as many 12 for the Gladiators. 2s as Bayfield took – 18. Bayfield likes a faster pace and is Ontonagon (4-3) goes to a threat in any game with its 3-point shooting, but Hurley Bessemer Thursday night. prevented that from becoming an issue. Jeffers — Kyle Matilla 5, Christian Hocking 15, “That’s how they want to go, up and down, make it a 3- Brett Hill 10, Jerry Wakeham 8, Austin Kinnunen 14. FTs: 14-15. Fouls: 21. Fouled out: Hill. 3-pointers: point shooting contest,” Swartz said. “Us, not so much, we Kinnunen 4. want to take you in a phone booth and have a boxing Ontonagon — Logan Latvis 9, Luke Soumis 3, Brendan Buzzo 25, Phil Voss 9, Henry Menigoz 12, match with you, get our big guys some touches. I thought Rory Labine 4. FTs: 19-24. Fouls: 14. Fouled out: our guys really executed really well on both ends of the None. 3-pointers: Menigoz 4, Buzzo 2, Voss 1. Jeffers 14 23 37 52 floor. We did a pretty good job defensively.” Ontonagon 11 23 40 62 Bayfield’s 8 of 21 from 3 wasn’t bad, but they need – – – more to be successful. MERCER, Wis. – Mercer “We just had a hard time shooting it,” Bayfield coach couldn’t hold onto a three- Dean Cook said. “They worked on their hedge drill, that’s point halftime lead, losing for sure, they were hedging and we had a hard time getting to Washburn 69-61 in an around their big hedgers when they were playing defense. Indianhead Conference Just sloppy on the road and shooting wasn’t the best.” game Monday night. Joining Ransanici in double figures for Hurley were Kobe Hiller led Mercer Carson Thewis with 13 points and Andy Hamlin with 11. with 23 points and Alex Madosin Barningham hit five 3s and led Bayfield with Schmidt had 14. 15 points. Daunte Gordon had 10. “We turned the ball over Now Hurley’s (2-4, 2-2) focus turns to a rivalry game way too many times,” Mer- Thursday at home against undefeated Ironwood. Last time cer coach Adam Miller said. these teams met, Hurley won on a buzzer beater by Arthur “The press wasn’t effective at Johnson after taking possession on the other end of the us, but it was at times. We court with 1.4 seconds left. had just way too many “I think Ironwood’s going to want to get some revenge turnovers, missed layups, on that,” Swartz said. “Let’s hope our guys are up for the missed free throws. They challenge, compete hard and let the chips fall where they played Alex very, very tight. fall.” Alex really couldn’t get any- It won’t be easy. thing going offensively. It “Ironwood, they’re playing terrific basketball right was a struggle for him. Kobe now, they’re really talented,” Swartz said. “They’re defi- Hiller, again, two games in a nitely a challenge. I think they have the size to match up row, played very, very good, with us. I think they’re going to push the issue, push the taking the ball to the hole, tempo. hitting a couple 3s.” “Who knows, if we shoot well and can get some stops Three players fouled out on the defensive end, maybe we can pull one out. The kids for each team. are going to be excited. It definitely makes it easier getting “It was disappointing,” a nice win tonight.” Miller said. “In my heart of Bayfield – Madosin Barningham 15, Phillip LaPointe 4, hearts, I think we should Mason DeFoe 6, Wyatt Hoopman 5, Daunte Gordon 10, have beat Washburn here Dusty LaFernier 4. FTs: 6-9. Fouls: 10. Fouled out: None. tonight. Tonight, glass half- 3-pointers: Barningham 5, DeFoe 2, Hoopman 1. full, we didn’t play very well Hurley – Carson Thewis 13, Kodey Henning 3, Corbin and we lost by eight.” Taylor 6, Andy Hamlin 11, Tony Cummings 2, Jeffrey Miller said Jacob Genisot 2, Braxton Sbraggia 2, Preston Gardner 2, Gavin Schmidt also played well. Jason Juno/Daily Globe Ransanici 15. FTs: 5-11. Fouls: 13. Fouled out: None. 3- Mercer (3-3, 1-3) hosts HURLEY’S BRAXTON Spraggia, left, elevates for a shot as Bayfield’s Daunte Gordon pointers: Thewis 2, Taylor 2, Hamlin 1. Butternut Thursday night. Bayfield 16 44 Washburn — M. Hoglund 10, A. Wilber 14, C. defends Monday night at the Hurley K-12 School. Hurley 32 56 Motiff 17, E. Rusch 14, C. Rosales 8, M. Hoglund 6. FTs: 20-37. Fouls: 23. Fouled out: M. Hoglund, Rusch, M. Hoglund. 3-pointers: M. Hoglund 2, Wilber 1. Mercer — Baylie Huybrecht 2, Tristin Woolf 8, Girls roundup: South Shore hands Ironwood first loss Jacob Schmidt 3, Kobe Hiller 23, Alex Schmidt 14, Davin Peterson 2, Lorenzo Cabrera 9. FTs: 12-22. PORT WING, Wis. – Ironwood just didn’t drop for us.” – – – game together.” Fouls: 29. Fouled out: Huybrecht, A. Schmidt, Cabr- era. 3-pointers: Hiller 2, A. Schmidt 1, Cabrera 1, J. suffered its first loss, 51-37 at McKenzie Boyd led Ironwood MERCER, Wis. – Mercer fell 46- Zoe Botes led the Tigers with 11 Schmidt 1. Washburn 26 69 South Shore Monday, going into with 16 points and Caitlin Mylly 25 to Washburn Monday night in points. Mercer 29 61 tonight’s big game at rival Hurley. had 13, but only two other players Indianhead Conference girls bas- Skyla Dalbec had 17 for Wash- – – – The Red Devils trailed by just scored. ketball. burn. CRYSTAL FALLS – one, 18-17, at the half. It was a six- Ironwood (3-1, 2-1) goes to Hur- The Tigers stayed with Wash- Mercer (0-6, 0-4) hosts Butter- Ewen-Trout Creek led by point deficit with two minutes to ley tonight. Both teams now have burn until a run late in the first nut Thursday night. Washburn — Riley Johnson 4, Lexi Barningham 12, Skyla four going into the fourth go and Ironwood had to foul. one road loss in the conference. half. Dalbec 17, Sierra Adams 10, Rachel Niemi 2, Cheyenne Roney Ironwood — McKenzie Boyd 16, Caitlin Mylly 13, Aries Weber 2. FTs: 3-8. Fouls: 5. Fouled out: None. 3-pointers: Dalbec 2, quarter, but they couldn’t “We got into foul trouble mid- 4, Maddie Vaughn 4. FTs: 3-11. Fouls: 24. Fouled out: Vaughn. “We did some good things,” Adams 1. 3-pointers: Mylly 3, Boyd 3. hold on as Forest Park won dle of the second half, which hurt Mercer coach Thomas Tollakson Mercer — Ella Torkelson 2, Molly Hohner 2, Jessica Klopatek South Shore — Aurora Grant 15, Rylee Nicoletti 6, Taylor 2, Ava Barton 3, Zoe Botes 11, Aubrey Schoeneman 5. FTs: 2- the non-conference game Nicoletti 7, Myla Lahti 4, Chloe Sipsas 19. FTs: 15-30. 3-point- us,” Ironwood coach Angela Ruot- said. “We’ll continue to battle, con- 5. Fouls: 13. Fouled out: None. 3-pointers: Barton 1. ers: None. 54-46 Monday night. sala said. “Unfortunately the ball tinue to work hard to put a whole Washburn 27 46 Ironwood 17 37 “This was a tough loss, Mercer 14 25 South Shore 18 51 tough one to swallow for us in the second half,” E-TC coach Brad Besonen said. While offense was a Packers, Philbin prep for final 2 games of losing season struggle all night with too GREEN BAY, Wis. (AP) – The Green Bay many turnovers, the Pan- Packers find themselves in unfamiliar territory, thers played excellent with no playoff berth to chase but quarterback defense in the first half and Aaron Rodgers healthy enough to play in the led 20-17 at halftime. final two games of a going-nowhere season. They expanded the lead If interim head coach Joe Philbin has any- to four, 36-32, going into the fourth, but the Trojans thing to say about it, anyone who is healthy outscored them 22-10 in the enough to play - including Rodgers - will play final quarter. next weekend against the New York Jets despite “The game really the circumstances. stopped late in the third and Rodgers has played all season with a left in the fourth quarter, espe- knee injury sustained in the season opener in cially,” Besonen said. “It was September. He said he also injured his groin a box-out drill at the free during the Packers' 24-17 loss to the Chicago throw line is what it became Bears at Soldier Field, though the quarterback for us. They were at the line quickly added he wants to play in the final two for what seemed like the games, regardless of the risk. whole fourth quarter.” It's in line with the message Philbin deliv- Jaden Borseth led E-TC ered to the team Monday afternoon. with 14 points and 12 "In the general sense, my philosophy is foot- rebounds. Eli Nordine had ball players are paid to play football games, and 12 points and Tommy football coaches are paid to coach football Associated Press Cousineau had 11. Tommy games," Philbin said. "Obviously, we have to go GREEN BAY Packers quarterback Aaron Rodgers (12) leaves the field after a game against Peltoma had 12 points and through the week and we would never put any the Chicago Bears Sunday in Chicago. The Bears won 24-17. 17 boards for the Trojans. player out there that wasn't physically ready to E-TC (2-4) hosts Chassell go. But that's my general philosophy and over- Friday night. straight losing season for Green Bay (5-8-1). go. E-TC — Jaden Borseth 14, Eli Nordine 12, all philosophy - whether it's Aaron Rodgers or Asked if he expected the team to use the final "I remember 'Favrey' came in late in the sea- Tommy Cousineau 11, Brendan Polkky 5, Cole Borseth 2, Ryan Driesenga 2. FTs: 6-7. Fouls: 20. anybody else. two games to take a look at young quarterback son and said, 'Well, you're probably going to get Fouled out: Nordine, C. Borseth. 3-pointers: Nordine "We're the Green Bay Packers, we're a foot- DeShone Kizer, Rodgers said that he "for sure" a chance to play here,'" Rodgers recounted. 2, Cousineau 2, J. Borseth 1, Polkky 1. Forest Park — Tommy Peltoma 12, Keall ball team and we're in the business of winning wants to play. "Didn't happen." Emmers 11, Riley Hendrickson 9, Gavin Johnson 3, football games, and we want all our players who Max Nylund 8, Tommy Showers 4, Jacob Peterson Rodgers recalled thinking he might get to Rodgers enters the final two games having 2. FTs: 16-24. Fouls: 11. Fouled out: None. 3-point- are healthy to contribute to the overall success play late in the 2005 season, when he was a thrown for 3,974 yards, but with the second- ers: Johnson 2, Emmers 1, Hendrickson 1. of the team. Period," Philbin added. E-TC 3 20 36 46 rookie first-round pick backing up Brett Favre FP 9 17 32 54 The loss to Chicago clinched a second and the Packers were 3-11 with two games to PACKERS — page 10 l 10 TUESDAY, DECEMBER 18, 2018 SPORTS THE DAILY GLOBE • YOURDAILYGLOBE.COM Daily Globe Scoreboard
7. Auburn 9-1 532 8 INDIANA PACERS — Named Kelly LocalTuesday, Schedule Dec. 18 8. Michigan State 9-2 502 9 Bucks-Pistons,MILWAUKEE (107) Box Krauskopf assistant general manager. Boys Basketball 9. Gonzaga 9-2 497 6 Middleton 7-16 5-6 22, Antetokounm- WASHINGTON WIZARDS — Trad- Watersmeet at Phelps, 7 10. North Carolina 8-2 493 12 po 15-21 2-2 32, Lopez 1-4 0-0 3, Bled- ed F Kelly Oubre Jr. and G Austin Rivers Girls Basketball 11. Texas Tech 10-0 470 11 soe 7-16 2-5 17, Snell 5-8 0-0 12, Wil- to Phoenix for F Trevor Ariza. Ironwood at Hurley, 7:15 12. Florida State 8-1 452 10 son 4-5 0-0 9, Maker 1-1 0-0 2, Hill 0-6 FOOTBALL Chassell at Ontonagon, 7:20 EST 13. Virginia Tech 9-1 425 13 1-2 1, DiVincenzo 0-3 0-0 0, S.Brown 4- National Football League Dollar Bay at Bessemer, 6:30 14. Ohio State 9-1 341 14 8 0-0 9. Totals 44-88 10-15 107. NFL — Suspended Green Bay G Ewen-Trout Creek at Hancock, 7:20 15. Buffalo 10-0 318 15 DETROIT (104) Alex Light one game for violating the EST 16. Mississippi State 9-1 272 17 Bullock 9-14 1-1 24, Griffin 4-13 9-12 NFL policy and program for substances Thursday, Dec. 20 17. Wisconsin 9-2 232 19 19, Drummond 4-12 2-2 10, Jackson 5- of abuse. Boys Basketball 18. Kentucky 8-2 198 18 11 0-0 11, Kennard 1-7 0-0 3, Johnson ATLANTA FALCONS — Placed RB Ironwood at Hurley, 7:15 19. Arizona State 8-1 178 20 8-14 0-0 20, Leuer 4-5 0-0 8, Galloway Ito Smith on injured reserve. Ontonagon at Bessemer, 6:30 20. Houston 10-0 168 22 2-7 0-0 5, Calderon 2-4 0-0 4, B.Brown GREEN BAY PACKERS — Claimed Butternut at Mercer, 7:15 21. Iowa 8-2 115 21 0-1 0-0 0. Totals 39-88 12-15 104. RB Kapri Bibbs off waivers from Wash- Girls Basketball 22. Nebraska 9-2 94 25 Milwaukee 25 30 26 26 — 107 ington. Wakefield-Marenisco at Ewen-Trout 23. Marquette 8-2 91 — Detroit 27 16 34 27 — 104 NEW YORK JETS — Signed WR Creek, 7:30 EST 24. Maryland 9-2 90 23 3-Point Goals_Milwaukee 9-25 (Mid- DeAngelo Yancey to the practice squad. Butternut at Mercer, 5:45 25. Furman 12-0 82 — dleton 3-6, Snell 2-4, Wilson 1-1, Pro Football Hall of Fame Friday, Dec. 21 Others receiving votes: Indiana 62, S.Brown 1-2, Bledsoe 1-2, Lopez 1-3, PFHOF — Signed president and Boys Basketball Oklahoma 58, St. John's 51, Kansas DiVincenzo 0-2, Hill 0-2, Antetokounm- CEO David Baker to a five-year contract Chassell at Ewen-Trout Creek, 7:30 State 45, Villanova 35, Cincinnati 28, po 0-3), Detroit 14-35 (Bullock 5-7, John- extension. EST TCU 24, Iowa State 15, N.C. State 13, son 4-7, Griffin 2-7, Jackson 1-3, Gal- Canadian Football League Wakefield-Marenisco at Mellen, 7:15 UCF 7, North Texas 7, Florida 6, loway 1-4, Kennard 1-4, Leuer 0-1, WINNIPEG BLUE BOMBERS — Girls Basketball Louisville 6, Purdue 3, Belmont 2. Calderon 0-1, B.Brown 0-1). Fouled Agreed to terms with LB Jesse Briggs Bayfield at Ironwood, 7:15 Out_None. Rebounds_Milwaukee 37 on a two-year contract. Dollar Bay at Ontonagon, 7:20 EST APThe top Women’s 25 teams in The Top Associated 25 (Antetokounmpo 12), Detroit 45 (Drum- HOCKEY Lake Linden-Hubbell at Wakefield- Press' women's college basketball poll, mond 14). Assists_Milwaukee 33 (Bled- National Hockey League Marenisco, 6:30 with first-place votes in parentheses, soe 9), Detroit 25 (Griffin 11). Total NEW JERSEY DEVILS — Placed G records through Dec. 16, total points Fouls_Milwaukee 19, Detroit 20. Cory Schneider on injured reserve. Recalled G Mackenzie Blackwood from U.P.Monday Boys based on 25 points for a first-place vote A_15,051 (20,491). Binghamton (AHL). Munising 83, North Dickinson 43 through one point for a 25th-place vote NEW YORK RANGERS — Forest Park 54, Ewen-Trout Creek and last week's ranking: All TimesNFL EST Assigned LW Matt Beleskey and G 46 Record Pts Prv AMERICAN CONFERENCE Dustin Tokarski to Hartford (AHL). L’Anse 62, Baraga 24 1. UConn (31) 9-0 775 1 East Recalled G Alexandar Georgiev from Houghton 42, West Iron County 40 2. Notre Dame 9-1 738 2 WLTPct PF PA Hartford. (OT) 3. Louisville 11-0 712 4 New England 950.643 374 310 PHILADELPHIA FLYERS — Fired Lake Linden-Hubbell 64, Republic- 4. Mississippi St. 10-0 681 5 Miami 770.500 295 374 coach Dave Hakstol. Named Scott Gor- Michigamme 54 5. Maryland 10-0 632 6 Buffalo 590.357 215 333 don interim coach. Chassell 51, Dollar Bay 42 6. Baylor 8-1 585 3 N.Y. Jets 4 10 0 .286 292 359 ST. LOUIS BLUES — Reassigned C Ontonagon 62, Painesdale Jeffers 52 7. Oregon 8-1 583 7 South Tanner Kaspick from Tulsa (ECHL) to Pickford 68, Newberry 44 8. Stanford 7-1 561 11 WLTPct PF PA Associated Press San Antonio (AHL). Recalled LW Zach Kinross Maplewood Baptist 52, 9. Tennessee 8-0 558 9 Houston 10 40.714 352 281 Sanford from San Antonio. MILWAUKEE BUCKS forward Giannis Antetokounmpo (34) celebrates a basket with Mackinac Island 22 10. NC State 11-0 510 10 Indianapolis 860.571 372 300 11. Oregon St. 8-2 429 8 Tennessee 860.571 268 254 MOTORSPORTS Sterling Brown (23) in the second half against the Detroit Pistons in Detroit Mon- INDYCAR — Promoted Jay Frye to U.P. Girls 12. Texas 8-2 390 12 Jacksonville 4 10 0 .286 225 289 Monday president, effective Jan. 1. 13. Minnesota 10-0 387 13 North day. Gwinn 56, Manistique 21 COLLEGE 14. California 9-0 386 13 WLTPct PF PA Menominee 64, North Central 40 INDIANA — Announced sophomore 15. Syracuse 9-2 337 15 Pittsburgh 851.607 384 316 Stephenson 70, Engadine 20 QB Jack Tuttle is transferring from Utah. 16. Iowa 8-2 303 16 Baltimore 860.571 341 253 Iron Mountain 48, Calumet 47 MEMPHIS — Named Steven Martin 17. Arizona St. 8-2 227 17 Cleveland 671.464 309 348 West Iron County 46, Kingsford 29 athletic development coordinator. 18. Kentucky 10-1 215 18 Cincinnati 680.429 337 413 Bucks hold on late for Port Wing, Wis. South Shore 51, 19. Marquette 8-2 191 19 NORTH CAROLINA STATE — Ironwood 37 West 20. DePaul 7-3 185 20 Named Kurt Roper quarterbacks coach. Brimley 67, Alanson 5 WLTPct PF PA 21. Gonzaga 10-1 148 21 OHIO STATE — Redshirt junior RB Kinross Maplewood Baptist 55, x-Kansas City11 30.786 499 380 22. Michigan St. 9-1 134 23 Mike Weber will declare for the NFL draft Mackinac Island 29 x-L.A. Chargers11 30.786 395 298 23. Texas A&M 8-2 98 - after the Rose Bowl. 107-104 win over Pistons Denver 680.429 306 299 RUTGERS — Named Henry Baker Wisconsin Boys 24. Miami 9-2 95 24 Oakland 3 11 0 .214 260 418 Monday defensive backs coach and coordinator 25. South Carolina 6-4 66 25 NATIONAL CONFERENCE DETROIT (AP) – Giannis Antetokoun- TIP-INS Almond-Bancroft 95, Tri-County 52 for the passing defense. Others receiving votes: Iowa St. East Badger 77, Kenosha Indian Trail 66 SACRAMENTO STATE — Named mpo was called for two quick fouls, and Bucks: Khris Middleton scored 22 22, South Dakota 22, Florida St. 21, Vir- WLTPct PF PA Belleville 60, Monticello 54 ginia Tech 21, South Florida 19, Mis- Troy Taylor football coach. Birchwood 80, Prairie Farm 70 Dallas 860.571 276 269 with 9:02 remaining in the first quarter, he points and Bledsoe added 17. ... Antetok- souri 13, Indiana 11, Georgia 8, Utah 5, Philadelphia 770.500 311 318 Clintonville 50, Bonduel 40 Southern Cal 4, West Virginia 1, Drake All TimesNHL EST went to the bench. ounmpo actually played 6:03 in the first Cuba City 74, Potosi 62 Washington 770.500 265 310 1, South Dakota St. 1. N.Y. Giants 590.357 307 348 EASTERN CONFERENCE When he returned, there was still plen- quarter despite the early fouls. He played Deerfield 83, Parkview 64 Atlantic Division Denmark 76, Kewaunee 53 South All TimesNBA EST WLTPct PF PA GP WLOTPts GF GA ty of time for the Milwaukee star to make 31:11 for the game. Fall River 68, Markesan 47 Tampa Bay 34 25 7252 138 97 Gilman 83, Lake Holcombe 70, OT EASTERN CONFERENCE y-New Orleans1220.857 459 292 an impact. Pistons: Andre Drummond had only 10 Atlantic Division Carolina 680.429 333 344 Buffalo 34 20 9545 105 98 Highland 72, Ithaca 28 Toronto 33 21 10 2 44 117 93 "No matter how many fouls I have, I've points to go along with his 14 rebounds Hurley 56, Bayfield 44 W L Pct GB Atlanta 590.357 356 381 Toronto 23 9 .719 — Boston 34 18 12 4 40 94 88 Hustisford 86, Valley Christian 35 Tampa Bay 590.357 344 403 got to be aggressive. If I get the third one, I and had a dunk attempt blocked by Ante- Philadelphia 20 12 .625 3 Montreal 34 17 12 5 39 108 111 Johnson Creek 64, Waterloo 61 North Boston 18 11 .621 3½ Ottawa 35 15 16 4 34 116 135 Little Chute 57, West De Pere 46 WLTPct PF PA get the third one," Antetokounmpo said. tokounmpo late in the first. ... Reggie Bul- Brooklyn 13 18 .419 9½ Detroit 34 14 15 5 33 98 115 Mellen 66, Butternut 41 y-Chicago 10 40.714 383 264 New York 9 23 .281 14 Florida 31 12 13 6 30 101 113 "Whenever I stop being aggressive, I don't lock scored 10 points in the first quarter Milwaukee Bradley Tech 82, Milwau- Minnesota 761.536 323 308 Southeast Division Green Bay 581.393 332 331 Metropolitan Division make plays." and finished with a team-high 24. kee School of Languages 55 GP WLOTPts GF GA New Glarus 85, Barneveld 49 WLPct GB Detroit 590.357 284 333 Charlotte 14 15 .483 — Washington 32 20 9343 122 100 Antetokounmpo made plenty of plays INJURIES Oakfield 56, Central Wisconsin West Orlando 14 15 .483 — Columbus 33 18 12 3 39 108 105 Christian 41 WLTPct PF PA down the stretch, finishing with 32 points Milwaukee was without guard Malcolm Miami 13 16 .448 1 N.Y. Islanders32 16 12 4 36 93 92 Palmyra-Eagle 70, Madison Country y-L.A. Rams 11 30.786 448 343 Washington 12 18 .400 2½ Pittsburgh 33 15 12 6 36 112 108 and 12 rebounds, and the Bucks held on Brogdon for a second straight game Day 42 Seattle 860.571 363 292 Atlanta 6 23 .207 8 Carolina 32 14 13 5 33 84 93 Pardeeville 58, Montello 40 San Francisco 4 10 0 .286 301 373 for a 107-104 victory over the Detroit Pis- because of left hamstring soreness. Central Division Arizona 3 11 0 .214 192 367 N.Y. Rangers32 14 13 5 33 94 106 Pecatonica 73, River Ridge 59 New Jersey 31 11 13 7 29 94 111 Rio 74, Princeton/Green Lake 35 WLPct GB x-clinched playoff spot tons on Monday night when Blake Griffin Ersan Ilyasova also missed the game for Milwaukee 20 9 .690 — Philadelphia 31 12 15 4 28 93 116 Rock County Christian 70, Oak Hill y-clinched division Indiana 20 10 .667 ½ WESTERN CONFERENCE missed a last-second 3-pointer. the Bucks with a nose contusion. The Pis- Christian 65 Thursday's Games Detroit 14 14 .500 5½ Central Division Solon Springs 50, South Shore 43 L.A. Chargers 29, Kansas City 28 Griffin actually missed two 3s in the tons were without guard Ish Smith (right Cleveland 7 23 .233 13½ GP WLOTPts GF GA St. Mary Catholic 70, Brillion 69 Saturday's Games Chicago 7 24 .226 14 Houston 29, N.Y. Jets 22 Winnipeg 33 22 9246 121 94 final 14 seconds. The Detroit star already adductor tear), forward Glenn Robinson Washburn 69, Mercer 61 Nashville 34 22 10 2 46 107 86 Watertown Luther Prep 55, Lodi 51 WESTERN CONFERENCE Cleveland 17, Denver 16 had a triple-double after three quarters, III (left ankle sprain) and forward Henry Southwest Division Sunday's Games Colorado 34 18 10 6 42 122 106 Whitefish Bay 63, Milwaukee King 62 Minnesota 32 17 13 2 36 101 91 but it was a difficult fourth for him. Griffin Ellenson (left ankle sprain). Williams Bay 62, Madison Abundant WLPct GB Baltimore 20, Tampa Bay 12 Dallas 15 13 .536 — Dallas 33 16 14 3 35 92 93 Life 42 Washington 16, Jacksonville 13 finished with 19 points, 11 assists and 10 IN RESERVE Memphis 16 14 .533 — St. Louis 31 12 15 4 28 88 107 Wonewoc-Center 58, Weston 17 Indianapolis 23, Dallas 0 Houston 15 14 .517 ½ Buffalo 14, Detroit 13 Chicago 35 10 19 6 26 99 135 rebounds, but he also had 10 turnovers. D.J. Wilson, a second-year player for AP Men’s Top 25 San Antonio 16 15 .516 ½ Chicago 24, Green Bay 17 Pacific Division The top 25 teams in The Associated New Orleans 15 16 .484 1½ Minnesota 41, Miami 17 GP WLOTPts GF GA "We're not going to win games by 10 Milwaukee who played college basketball Press' college basketball poll, with first- Northwest Division Tennessee 17, N.Y. Giants 0 Calgary 34 22 10 2 46 122 93 turnovers and by making the poor deci- at nearby Michigan, came back from a G place votes in parentheses, records WLPct GB Atlanta 40, Arizona 14 Anaheim 35 19 11 5 43 93 100 through Dec. 16, total points based on Denver 20 9 .690 — Cincinnati 30, Oakland 16 San Jose 34 18 11 5 41 112 103 sions like I did down the stretch," Griffin League assignment and scored a career- 25 points for a first-place vote through Oklahoma City 19 10 .655 1 Pittsburgh 17, New England 10 Vegas 36 19 15 2 40 107 102 said. "I feel bad for these guys because high nine points. one point for a 25th-place vote and last Portland 16 13 .552 4 San Francisco 26, Seattle 23, OT Edmonton 34 18 13 3 39 98 101 week's ranking: Minnesota 14 16 .467 6½ Philadelphia 30, L.A. Rams 23 Vancouver 36 16 16 4 36 110 118 they played so hard and got us back in this Sterling Brown also scored nine points Record Pts Prv Utah 14 17 .452 7 Monday's Games Arizona 32 14 16 2 30 81 89 game. I wasn't there for them tonight." off the bench. 1. Kansas (56) 9-0 1586 1 Pacific Division New Orleans 12, Carolina 9 Los Angeles 34 11 20 3 25 75 106 2. Duke (5) 9-1 1488 2 WLPct GB Saturday, Dec. 22 NOTE: Two points for a win, one The Pistons rallied from a 15-point, "They were huge," Bucks center Brook 3. Tennessee (2) 8-1 1464 3 Golden State 21 10 .677 — Washington at Tennessee, 4:30 p.m. point for overtime loss. Top three teams 4. Michigan (1) 11-0 1442 5 L.A. Lakers 18 12 .600 2½ Baltimore at L.A. Chargers, 8:20 p.m. in each division and two wild cards per third-quarter deficit and took an 89-86 Lopez said. "Having that kind of energy 5. Virginia (1) 9-0 1400 6 L.A. Clippers 17 12 .586 3 Sunday, Dec. 23 conference advance to playoffs. lead in the fourth when Stanley Johnson from the young fellows and having them 6. Nevada 11-0 1319 7 Sacramento 16 14 .533 4½ Atlanta at Carolina, 1 p.m. Sunday's Games 7. Auburn 9-1 1156 8 Phoenix 7 24 .226 14 Houston at Philadelphia, 1 p.m. Vegas 4, N.Y. Rangers 3, OT connected from 3-point range. Milwaukee come out with that kind of confidence, 8. Gonzaga 9-2 1147 4 Sunday's Games N.Y. Giants at Indianapolis, 1 p.m. Carolina 3, Arizona 0 was up 100-99 when Eric Bledsoe of the especially defensively, it's so big time. It 9. North Carolina 8-2 1126 12 Brooklyn 144, Atlanta 127 Green Bay at N.Y. Jets, 1 p.m. Calgary 7, St. Louis 2 10. Michigan St. 9-2 1070 9 Philadelphia 128, Cleveland 105 Minnesota at Detroit, 1 p.m. Buffalo 4, Boston 2 Bucks missed three straight free throws – was great that they were ready for that 11. Florida St. 8-1 949 10 Indiana 110, New York 99 Buffalo at New England, 1 p.m. Winnipeg 5, Tampa Bay 4, OT but Antetokounmpo briefly took over after opportunity." 12. Texas Tech 10-0 912 11 Washington 128, L.A. Lakers 110 Cincinnati at Cleveland, 1 p.m. San Jose 7, Chicago 3 13. Virginia Tech 9-1 838 13 Miami 102, New Orleans 96 Jacksonville at Miami, 1 p.m. Vancouver 4, Edmonton 2 that. BIG QUARTER 14. Buffalo 10-0 684 14 Sacramento 120, Dallas 113 Tampa Bay at Dallas, 1 p.m. Monday's Games 15. Ohio St. 9-1 647 15 Denver 95, Toronto 86 L.A. Rams at Arizona, 4:05 p.m. Columbus 1, Vegas 0 Antetokounmpo put Milwaukee up by Johnson finished with 20 points for the 16. Wisconsin 9-2 619 16 Monday's Games Chicago at San Francisco, 4:05 p.m. Anaheim 4, Pittsburgh 2 three with a dunk, then added a three- Pistons and made four 3-pointers, all in 17. Mississippi St. 9-1 529 18 Milwaukee 107, Detroit 104 Pittsburgh at New Orleans, 4:25 p.m. Boston 4, Montreal 0 18. Arizona St. 8-1 415 20 Phoenix 128, New York 110 Kansas City at Seattle, 8:20 p.m. Ottawa 4, Nashville 3, OT point play and another dunk to make it the fourth period. 19. Kentucky 8-2 377 19 Houston 102, Utah 97 Monday, Dec. 24 N.Y. Islanders 4, Colorado 1 107-100. "I thought the second unit came in and 20. Marquette 8-2 350 21 Minnesota 132, Sacramento 105 Denver at Oakland, 8:15 p.m. Tuesday's Games 21. Houston 10-0 266 24 Oklahoma City 121, Chicago 96 Florida at Buffalo, 7 p.m. The Pistons rallied and had the ball played with energy and played hard," Pis- 22. Indiana 9-2 226 25 Detroit at Philadelphia, 7 p.m. San Antonio 123, Philadelphia 96 TransactionsBASEBALL 23. Iowa 8-2 224 22 Toronto at New Jersey, 7 p.m. with a chance to tie. Griffin missed from tons coach Dwane Casey said. "They got us Golden State 110, Memphis 93 American League 24. Furman 12-0 208 23 Anaheim at N.Y. Rangers, 7 p.m. Portland at L.A. Clippers NEW YORK YANKEES — Agreed beyond the arc, and after Jose Calderon back into the game." 25. Nebraska 9-2 156 — San Jose at Minnesota, 8 p.m. Tuesday's Games to terms with LHP J.A. Happ on a two- Others receiving votes: Oklahoma Calgary at Dallas, 8:30 p.m. came up with an offensive rebound, Grif- UP NEXT Cleveland at Indiana, 7 p.m. year contract. Designated RHP Parker 115, Maryland 103, Kansas St. 90, St. Nashville at Chicago, 8:30 p.m. L.A. Lakers at Brooklyn, 7:30 p.m. Bridwell for assignment. fin missed again. Bucks: Host New Orleans on Wednes- John's 59, Villanova 52, N.C. State 38, St. Louis at Edmonton, 9 p.m. Washington at Atlanta, 7:30 p.m. TEXAS RANGERS — Agreed to Purdue 20, TCU 17, Iowa St. 9, Cincin- N.Y. Islanders at Arizona, 9 p.m. Dallas at Denver, 9 p.m. terms with RHPs Matt Bush and Tim Dil- "I was unbelievably awful tonight," Grif- day night. nati 7, Louisville 6, Florida 3, Minnesota Tampa Bay at Vancouver, 10 p.m. Wednesday's Games lard, LHP Zac Curtis and INF Chase 3, Belmont 2, San Francisco 2, NJIT 1. Winnipeg at Los Angeles, 10:30 p.m. fin said. "I thought we had a chance to tie Pistons: Visit Minnesota on Wednesday Cleveland at Charlotte, 7 p.m. d'Arnaud on minor league contracts. Wednesday's Games New York at Philadelphia, 7 p.m. National League it tonight despite everything I did." night. USA Today Top 25 Pittsburgh at Washington, 8 p.m. San Antonio at Orlando, 7 p.m. NEW YORK METS — Agreed to Poll Montreal at Colorado, 8:30 p.m. The top 25 teams in the USA Today Indiana at Toronto, 7:30 p.m. terms with C Wilson Ramos on a two- men's college basketball poll, with first- Phoenix at Boston, 7:30 p.m. year contract and OF Rajai Davis on a Thursday's Games Minnesota at Pittsburgh, 7 p.m. place votes in parentheses, records Brooklyn at Chicago, 8 p.m. minor league contract. Detroit at Carolina, 7 p.m. through Dec. 16, points based on 25 Detroit at Minnesota, 8 p.m. PITTSBURGH PIRATES — Agreed Saints' D puts clamps on Newton Anaheim at Boston, 7 p.m. points for a first-place vote through one New Orleans at Milwaukee, 8 p.m. to terms with RHP Jordan Lyles on a New Jersey at Columbus, 7 p.m. point for a 25th-place vote and previous Washington at Houston, 8 p.m. one-year contract. Florida at Toronto, 7 p.m. ranking: Golden State at Utah, 9 p.m. WASHINGTON NATIONALS — Nashville at Philadelphia, 7 p.m. Record Pts Pvs Memphis at Portland, 10 p.m. Traded 2B Andruw Monasterio to Cleve- in 12-9 win over Panthers Chicago at Dallas, 8:30 p.m. 1. Kansas (27) 9-0 768 1 Oklahoma City at Sacramento, 10 land to complete an earlier trade. Montreal at Arizona, 9 p.m. 2. Duke (1) 9-1 709 2 p.m. BASKETBALL CHARLOTTE, N.C. point conversion attempt. Panthers history. Tampa Bay at Calgary, 9 p.m. 3. Virginia 9-0 697 3 Thursday's Games National Basketball Association St. Louis at Vancouver, 10 p.m. 4. Tennessee 8-1 694 4 Houston at Miami, 8 p.m. ATLANTA HAWKS — Transferred F (AP) – New Orleans put The Saints limited Car- The Saints responded N.Y. Islanders at Vegas, 10 p.m. 5. Michigan (3) 11-0 678 5 Dallas at L.A. Clippers, 10:30 p.m. Alex Poythress to Erie (NBAGL). Winnipeg at San Jose, 10:30 p.m. the clamps on Cam New- olina (6-8) to 247 yards with two field goals by Wil 6. Nevada 11-0 617 7 ton, and the Saints beat and 13 first downs as Lutz and appeared on the the Carolina Panthers 12-9 Newton struggled throw- verge of taking the lead season in which he was Aaron Jones, who left Sunday's loss with a knee Packers injury. "We're going to have to see what his status on Monday night to take a ing the ball more than 10 before halftime, but James healthy enough to play all will be," Philbin said. "Hopefully he'll be ready to play." The Packers had only one other true half- big step toward locking up yards down the field with Bradberry intercepted year. back on the roster against the Bears, Jamaal home-field advantage in a sore right shoulder. Brees' tipped pass and From page 9 "Nobody's talked to me Williams, who carried 12 times for 55 yards and a touchdown. . The team claimed RB Kapri Bibbs off the NFC playoffs. The Panthers have lost returned it to Saints terri- lowest completion percent- about (not playing). I want waivers from the Redskins. Bibbs carried 20 times The Saints' defense, six straight and are all but tory. Carolina's subse- age in his 11 years as Pack- to play, though, so I'm for 101 yards and three touchdowns for Washing- ton this season and also caught 13 passes for 102 which has been among the eliminated from playoff quent drive ended when ers starter (61.7 percent). expecting to start and yards and a score. . Rookie reserve OL Alex Light best in the league the last contention. They're 1½ Eli Apple intercepted New- was suspended one game for violating the NFL's With just 23 touchdown play," Rodgers said. "I'd like substance abuse policy, the league announced six weeks, held the former games behind the Vikings ton in the end zone with passes, Rodgers is on pace to be out there and lead us Monday. Light, who has played only three snaps on offense this season, is eligible to return to the MVP to 131 yards passing, and one game behind the 10 seconds left in the half. for the fewest he's had in a the last two weeks." active roster on Dec. 24. NOTES: Philbin did not have an update on RB sacked him four times and Eagles and Redskins for The Panthers held the forced two turnovers on a the second NFC wild card Saints in check for most of Kansas, Duke, Tennessee stay 1-2-3 in men's AP Top 25 night when Drew Brees spot with two games the third quarter, but the and the offense couldn't remaining. game changed when Pan- RALEIGH, N.C. (AP) – Kansas didn't overtime win against now-No. 3 Ten- get much going. The Panthers struck thers receiver D.J. Moore get the chance to hold onto its preseason nessee on Nov. 23. No. 1 ranking in the AP Top 25 very long, "I don't think we've played great, by Alvin Kamara had 103 first after offensive coordi- fumbled on an inside even as an unbeaten team. The Jayhawks any stretch," Kansas coach Bill Self said yards from scrimmage and nator Norv Turner dug handoff. The Saints are sticking around this time. after the Villanova win. "But we played a a touchdown, and Brees into his bag of tricks. pounced, capping an 84- The Jayhawks sat atop Monday's latest lot better today than we've been practic- had 203 yards passing for On a fourth-and-2 from yard drive with a 16-yard men's college basketball poll for a second ing. I'm optimistic, very, leaving out of the Saints (12-2), who midfield, McCaffrey got a TD run by Kamara to straight week. That didn't happen earlier here knowing there is (another) gear we took a one-game lead in handoff, took a step make it 12-7 early in the this season, when Duke jumped Kansas to can get to that hasn't been apparent on a the NFC over the Rams. toward the line, then fourth quarter. take No. 1 in the first regular-season poll daily basis." The Saints close the sea- stepped back and lofted a The Saints went for 2, after a dominating romp against Kentucky AT THE TOP son at home against Pitts- perfect pass over the mid- but Brees' toss was inter- despite the fact the Jayhawks had beaten a Kansas, Duke and Tennessee were 1-2- burgh and Carolina; the dle to Manhertz, who was cepted by Jackson, who top-10 Michigan State team. 3 for the second straight week, with the Rams visit Arizona and 15 yards behind the took it back nearly 100 The Jayhawks (9-0) spent four weeks at Jayhawks earning 56 of 65 first-place host San Francisco. defense. Manhertz trotted yards. No. 2, including one in which Gonzaga votes to stay firmly in place. The Blue Dev- Carolina's only scores into the end zone for a 50- A fumble by Tommylee hurdled them for No. 1 after beating the ils got five first-place votes to stay at No. 2, Blue Devils in the Maui Invitational cham- while the Volunteers had two. came off a trick play on yard touchdown and a 7-0 Lewis near the goal line pionship game. But Kansas reclaimed the Michigan and Virginia each claimed fourth down – a 50-yard lead. turned into a touchback top spot last week after Gonzaga's loss to one first-place vote, helping them climb touchdown pass from run- It was McCaffrey's first and gave Carolina one last Tennessee and stayed there after beating into the top five. ning back Christian career pass attempt, chance to tie the game reigning national champion Villanova 74- Among that quintet, Tennessee is at its McCaffrey to tight end although he threw two TD with 1:44 remaining. But 71 at home. highest spot since reaching No. 1 in Chris Manhertz – and an passes while at Stanford. the Panthers couldn't It marked Kansas' fifth victory by six February 2008 while Michigan has its interception return by He became the first non- move the ball and turned or fewer points this year, including an highest ranking since February 2013. Donte Jackson on a 2- QB to throw a TD pass in it over on downs. l THE DAILY GLOBE • YOURDAILYGLOBE.COM COMICS TUESDAY, DECEMBER 18, 2018 11 HERMAN SPEED BUMP Any solution for lack of gratitude? Dear Annie: Over the years, my son, his wife and our granddaughter have been the recipients of many gifts from my wife and me. Unfortunately, other than the holidays when we are in the same room with them as they receive gifts, we never receive any recognition that they have received the Dear items or any thank-yous for the gifts. Annie These gifts are given because we are thinking of them. It is frustrating and so disappointing to us and lessens our desire train seats. Your last sentence should have to keep giving. I believe I should express been in bold print: “Not all disabilities are these feelings with my son. My conclusion obvious.” You are 100 percent right. A lot is that in raising my son, I must have of us do not want to draw attention to our neglected to properly convey proper eti- disabilities by having to ask someone to quette and respectful actions to him. My yield the Americans with Disabilities Act wife believes we should just not say any- seat to us on a commuter train. THE PAJAMA DIARIES thing. How do we proceed? – Sad in Wis- I asked a 25ish young man to move so I consin could sit in an ADA seat and was met with Dear Sad: It’s wrong not to send a “You’re not disabled. You’re just lazy.” thank-you for a gift, plain and simple. If Before I could respond, other riders came your son had written to me, that’s what I’d to my defense. I then rolled up my pant leg tell him. But because it’s you who’s written to show the brace I wear on both feet for to me, I’ll outline your three apparent my foot drop issue (nerve damage from an options: 1) Keep sending gifts, and make unsuccessful back surgery). The embar- peace with the lack of thank-yous. 2) Con- rassed young man got up and moved to a tinue sending gifts and resenting the lack new train car. of thank-yous. 3) Stop sending gifts. I wish I could say this has been my only MOTHER GOOSE & GRIMM It sounds as if the first option isn’t issue since becoming disabled, but I had going to work for you. The second option several when using ADA parking spots would most likely lead to a buildup of when I first became disabled in my early resentment that would eventually create a 40s, before I was wearing the braces. I’d wall between you and your son. So that point to my ADA placard hanging from my leaves the third option. I don’t see any- mirror and then ask whether they’d like to thing wrong with stopping. If they haven’t see my Medicare card or my DMV paper- been bothering to express gratitude for work. That would stop them in their tracks their gifts, then they ought not miss them and usually result in an apology. – Uncle much. And if your son asks you why the Dino presents stopped, just be honest. Tell him Dear Dino: I hope that flush of shame you figured he and his family didn’t care was enough to burnish a sense of decency BORN LOSER much for them, as you never heard back into these folks’ hearts. Thanks for taking from them about any. the time to share your story. Dear Annie: Thank you for your words Send your questions for Annie Lane to of wisdom to “Not Sure in Norfolk” regard- [email protected]. ing the use of handicapped restrooms and COPYRIGHT 2018 CREATORS.COM
TODAY’S HOROSCOPE Think big and look over all must know where to draw the LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) — A your options, but when it line. Someone’s behavior change will take place if you ALLEY OOP comes to making important should be pointed out if it’s get together with colleagues or decisions, it’s in your best upsetting people you love. sign up for activities that interest to listen to your heart. ARIES (March 21-April 19) include older or younger Ignore someone trying to take — Be careful what you wish friends or relatives. An offer or advantage of you. Work alone for. Offers, gifts and found proposal looks interesting. and stick to a set budget. money are apparent, but VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23- expect to pay a price for what Dec. 21) — Be reasonable you receive. Personal gain will — Pick up small items that you when engaging in festivities or have stipulations attached. want to have on hand for the offering your services to oth- TAURUS (April 20-May 20) upcoming festivities. Make ers. It’s important to put your — Concentrate on personal arrangements to visit older time and effort where they will changes that will make you friends and relatives or include count most. Put family first. look and feel your best. If you them in your plans. CAPRICORN (Dec. 22- put quality before quantity, you LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23) FOR BETTER OR WORSE Jan. 19) — Make a couple of will be happy with the results. — A change in the way you feel minor adjustments at home to Romance should be a priority. about someone will lead to a help prepare for special events GEMINI (May 21-June 20) surprise that will bring you or settle in for family fun. — Don’t let your generosity great joy. Travel plans or a Romance is highlighted. leave you short of funds. It’s promise you make will brighten AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. OK to help others, but first look your day. 19) — Make changes for the out for yourself and your loved SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. right reasons, not because ones. Indulgent tendencies 22) — Update your look or pick someone else wants you to should be squelched. make them. Being helpful is CANCER (June 21-July 22) up something that will give you one thing, but letting others — You’ll come up with a great the sophisticated appearance take advantage of you is gift idea for a loved one. Strive you searching for. Your unique- another. for stability and equality when ness will be admired. PISCES (Feb. 20-March it comes to important relation- Romance is highlighted. 20) — A reasonable request ships. A physical improvement COPYRIGHT 2018 United FRANK & ERNEST should not be denied, but you will fetch compliments. Feature Syndicate, Inc.
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Applicants may apply in person at BPC, Bessemer Plywood Corporation Bessemer Plywood Corporation o0ers a competitive bene1ts Monday-Friday, 8:00 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. 1000 Yale Ave • Bessemer, MI 49911 package including health, dental, vision, and life insurance, 401(k), Bessemer Plywood Corporation BPC is an equal opportunity employer paid holidays, and paid vacations. 1000 Yale Ave • Bessemer, MI 49911 BPC is an equal opportunity employer Applicants may apply in person at BPC, RN/LPN Monday-Friday, 8:00 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Bessemer Plywood Corporation Villa Maria Health and Rehabilitation Center is accepting applications 1000 Yale Ave • Bessemer, MI 49911 for full and part time RN’s and LPN’s . Distribution Assistant-Mailroom Long term care experience is a de;nite plus however we will train those BPC is an equal opportunity employer This position is responsible for preparing all willing to learn and lead. Villa Maria has a competitive wage, including health, dental and vision insurance along with a generous PTO and printed materials for mailing and delivery. 401K package. You must possess or be eligible to possess a Wisconsin Full-Time Position Vacancy Part Time - Evening & Midnight Shifts license. Tuition and student loan forgiveness programs are available. Iron County Human Services Sign on Bonus! A valid Driver’s License is required. Be able to Apply with resume in con;dence. Fiscal & Clinical Support Clerk Stand, count, lift and carry bundles & bags up to 50 lbs. Iron County is accepting applications for a full-time Fiscal & Clinical Villa Maria Health & Rehabilitation Center Support Clerk in the Department of Human Services. The essential functions Applications are available Monday-Friday 9:00am-4:00pm 300 Villa Drive, Hurley, WI 54534 include reviewing case notes for accuracy and relevance to program Daily Globe [email protected] Director of Nursing requirements, agency and clinic accounting and reporting support (715)561-3200 functions, billing Medicare, Medicaid and Third-Party Insurances for 118 E. McLeod Avenue programs in the Human Services Department, back-up receptionist duties to Ironwood, MI, 49938 include, but not limited to scheduling appointments, processing documents Previous applicants, please reapply. No phone calls please. and clerical support for agency staff and providing information and assistance to the public. This is a full-time position with a starting hourly wage of $19.85 hr. Qualifications: An Associate Degree in a related field with two years of clerical, accounting and/or medical billing experience in a clinical setting requiring General Assignment Reporter confidentiality OR an equivalent combination of education and experience which provides the required knowledge, skills and abilities is required. FLOOR SYSTEMS This position is responsible for covering Extensive experience with Microsoft Office products and ability to create and Be a part of helping athletes of all levels perform better utilize spreadsheets, data bases and word documents is required. Strong and be safer with Action Floor Systems. local news and writing features. comprehension, verbal and written communication skills are required. Must We produce performance sport floors and ship worldwide. K-12 Full Time - Rotating shifts: days, nights & weekends possess valid driver’s license and access to a reliable, insured vehicle. schools, colleges, universities and even the Milwaukee Bucks play Occasional overnight travel may be required. Health insurance and other fringe on Action floors. Know that your hard work helps athletes but also Qualifications include: benefits are a part of the county benefit package. through our Compassion in Action® program we support many Effective verbal, written and computer skills Methods for requesting a job description and application along with local, national and international charities and worthwhile programs. submitting the complete application packets include: Competitive wages with exciting new wage structure plus atten- Ability to multi-task in a fast-paced environment *In person or mail: dance bonus. Benefits offered including Medical, Valid driver’s license and reliable transportation Iron County Human Services Office Dental, Disability and Life Insurance, 401k Retirement Plan, 300 Taconite Street, Suite 201 , Hurley, WI 54534 Paid vacation, Holiday pay and more. Photograghy and/or pagination experience a plus Phone: 715-561-3636 Apply now for full-time meaningful work and a secure future Please forward resume and writing samples to: *By email: [email protected] or [email protected] with a company in business for more than 29 years. *By fax: 715-561-2128 Free transportation provided from Hurley to Mercer on Action Larry Holcombe, Managing Editor To be considered for this position, a complete application packet including Floor’s Courtesy Van. May apply online at www.actionfloors.com Daily Globe the Iron County Human Services Application Form, letter of interest Phone: 715-476-3512 P.O. Box 548 and resume’ must be submitted no later than: Address: 4781 N. 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Mark Hackett, chief of investment research at Smaller U.S. stocks have that focuses on Medicaid Nationwide Investment taken dramatic losses as and the Affordable Care Management, attributed investors have lost confi- Act’s individual health Monday’s action in stocks dence in the U.S. econo- insurance exchanges, fell to investor concerns about my’s growth prospects. 4.8 percent to $121.42 and the slowing global econo- Smaller companies are con- Molina skidded 8.9 percent my. But he felt it was over- sidered more vulnerable in to $120. done. “That is basically a downturn than larger Many experts expect the retail investors panicking,” companies because they ruling will be overturned, he said. “Investors basical- are more dependent on eco- but with the markets suf- ly are confusing the idea of nomic growth and tend to fering steep declines in a slowdown with a reces- have higher levels of debt. recent months, investors sion.” Hackett said the current didn’t appear willing to Computer Services Snow Removal Snowplowing Investors sold almost drop is similar to the mar- wait and see. everything. Less than 40 of ket’s big plunge in late Benchmark U.S. crude the 500 stocks comprising 2015 and early 2016, which fell 2.6 percent to $49.88 a the S&P 500 finished the was also tied to fears that barrel in New York. Brent CLOVERLAND Saari Snowplowing day higher. 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Centene, a health insurer down. Service Directory - Pushing Banks Back - Hauling Snow Out. will get you in Starting at $25.00 US sportswear traced to factory touch with the Call Ken Fahrner reliable help you need. (906)364-4468 in China’s internment camps HOTAN, China (AP) – chain, even though such in exile, also said that even Barbed wire and hundreds imports are illegal in the people with professional of cameras ring a massive U.S. Badger CEO John jobs were retrained to do compound of more than 30 Anton said Sunday that the menial work. dormitories, schools, ware- company would source Payment varied accord- houses and workshops in sportswear elsewhere ing to the factory. Some China’s far west. Dozens of while it investigates. got paid nothing, while armed officers and a growl- Chinese authorities say others earned up to sever- ing Doberman stand guard the camps, which they call al hundred dollars a outside. training centers, offer free month, they said – barely Behind locked gates, vocational training for above minimum wage for men and women are Uighurs, Kazakhs and oth- the poorer parts of Xin- sewing sportswear that can ers, mostly Muslims, as jiang. A person with first- end up on U.S. college cam- part of a plan to bring hand knowledge of the sit- puses and sports teams. minorities into “a modern uation in one county esti- This is one of a growing civilized” world and elimi- mated that more than number of internment nate poverty in Xinjiang. 10,000 detainees – or 10 camps in the Xinjiang They say that people in the to 20 percent of the region, where by some esti- centers have signed agree- internment population mates 1 million Muslims ments to receive vocational there – are working in fac- are detained, forced to give training. tories, with some earning up their language and their The Xinjiang Propagan- just a tenth of what they religion and subject to da Department did not used to earn before. The political indoctrination. respond to a faxed request person declined to be Now, the Chinese govern- for comment. A Chinese named out of fear of retri- Daily Globe ment is also forcing some Foreign Ministry bution. SUDOKU detainees to work in manu- spokeswoman accused the A former reporter for Sudoku is a number-placing puzzle "Y $AVE 'REEN based on a 9x9 grid with several given facturing and food indus- foreign media Monday of Xinjiang TV in exile said numbers. The object is to place the tries. Some of them are making “many untrue that during his month-long numbers 1 to 9 in the empty squares within the internment reports” about the training detention last year, young so that each row, each column and camps; others are private- centers, but did not specify people in his camp were each 3x3 box contains the same ly-owned, state-subsidized when asked for details. taken away in the morn- number only once. The difficulty level factories where detainees “Those reports are com- ings to work without com- of the Conceptis Sudoku increases are sent once they are pletely based on hearsay pensation in carpentry and from Monday to Saturday. released. evidence or made out of a cement factory. The Associated Press thin air,” the spokeswom- “The camp didn’t pay Answer to previous puzzle has tracked recent, ongo- an, Hua Chunying, said at any money, not a single ing shipments from one a daily briefing. cent,” he said, asking to be such factory inside an However, a dozen peo- identified only by his first internment camp to Badger ple who either had been in name, Elyar, because he Sportswear, a leading sup- a camp or had friends or has relatives still in Xin- plier in Statesville, North family in one told the AP jiang. “Even for necessities, Carolina. The shipments that detainees they knew such as things to shower show how difficult it is to were given no choice but to with or sleep at night, they
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