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Richard Jenkins/Daily Globe IRONWOOD FIRE Marshal Brandon Snyder moves a fire truck ladder into position to fight a grease fire at the Golden Dragon Chinese Restaurant in downtown Ironwood Wednesday afternoon. The fire damage was mostly contained to the restaurant’s kitchen, while other parts of the building sustained smoke and water damage. For more photos of the fire see page 7. Grease fire suspected as cause of Golden Dragon blaze By RICHARD JENKINS of-control grease fire. sustain structural damage, at approximately 4:38 p.m., with nel on standby. the building’s tenants about [email protected] The fire damage was largely according to Snyder. Hurley Fire Department trucks Firefighters on the scene what they needed. IRONWOOD — The dark contained to the building’s “I think we’re going to be in arriving on scene shortly there- were unaware of anyone sus- “If they need housing, we’ll get smoke billowing out above down- kitchen area and a connecting really good shape,” he said, after. The Gogebic County Sher- taining injuries as a result of the them into housing,” said Ron town Ironwood Wednesday after- roof vent, according to Ironwood adding the damage could have iff’s Department, Hurley Police blaze and said the apartments Clemens, who is part of a Red noon quickly drew a crowd to the Fire Marshal Brandon Snyder, been much worse. Department and Michigan State above the restaurant appeared Cross disaster action team. “... If area around the Golden Dragon with some other parts of the Members of the Ironwood Pub- Police assisted with traffic con- to have escaped the worst of the they lost medication, we’ll get Chinese Restaurant as firefight- building sustaining some smoke lic Safety Department and Iron- trol, closing parts of several damage. them medication. We’ll get them ers worked to put out the flames and water damage. wood Volunteer Fire Department intersections in downtown, while American Red Cross person- of what is believed to be an out- The building didn’t appear to responded to reports of the blaze Beacon Ambulance had personnel were also on scene, talking to FIRE — page 7 Copperwood mine construction planned for second half of 2018 Pope denies LONGUEUIL, Quebec — Highland Copper Company Inc. motions in township said Tuesday a feasibility study expected to be released in the second quarter of 2018 will consider a mining and processing embezzlement case capacity of 6,000 metric tons per had a complete awareness of the day at the Copperwood site in n Defendant’s rights she was waiving,” Pope Wakefield Township. said, explaining why he was rul- The management team esti- statement ruled ing against the defense motion. mates Copperwood’s operation admissible, trial to “And there was an uncoerced near Lake Superior to last 12 to choice (to waive her rights).” 15 years. stay in Gogebic Pope also ruled the trial could In a report this week, the County continue in Gogebic County, company said its primary objec- By RICHARD JENKINS rather than be moved to another tive is to complete the necessary [email protected] venue as defense attorney Jim permitting and financing for BESSEMER — Former Iron- McKenzie had argued was neces- development of the Copperwood wood Township Treasurer Jyl sary to ensure a fair trial. project in the first half of 2018, Olson-DeRosso’s statement to Olson-DeRosso is facing 10 with construction possible in the the Michigan State Police short- felonies in connection with the second half of 2018. ly before her formal arrest on embezzlement alleged to have In May 2017, Highland Cop- embezzlement charges will be occurred from 2011 to 2016 while per engaged G Mining Services admissible if the case goes to she was Ironwood Township Inc. as lead consultant for the trial, after Gogebic County Cir- treasurer. preparation of an update to the cuit Judge Michael Pope denied Olson-DeRosso is charged feasibility study. a defense motion to suppress the with five counts of forgery, one Highland Copper graphic statement Tuesday. THE DOTS on the map represent drill hole sites for the Copperwood Mine project in Wakefield Township, “The record, as presented to near Lake Superior. this court, shows the defendant MINING — page 5 TOWNSHIP — page 5 Korpela: Candidates can’t be kept off Bessemer ballot By IAN MINIELLY run for office. Mike Korpela, if they could get it quick- Korpela wrote, “A citizen’s right to dent and registered elector of the dis- [email protected] Under the two-year requirement, at ly. seek elected office is a fundamental trict from which he or she is to be elect- BESSEMER — During Monday’s least three of the currently registered Korpela said Wednesday under state right under state and federal law. Any ed, over 18 in Michigan, and live within Bessemer City Council meeting, Linda write-in candidates would be disquali- law, the two-year requirement in the restriction on requirements to seek the jurisdiction for more than 30 days Nelson brought up the requirement in fied, potentially throwing the election Bessemer charter cannot be used to dis- office must serve a compelling state and (be) eligible to vote in that district.” the city’s charter that prospective candi- into turmoil. qualify otherwise qualified candidates interest and be the least burdensome dates for city office must be a resident The council voted 3-2 on Monday to who have resided in the city less than method to achieve those results. within the city for at least two years to seek a legal opinion from city attorney two years. “By law, a candidate must be a resi- ELECTION — page 5

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2 l THURSDAY, OCTOBER 5, 2017 AREA / NATION THE DAILY GLOBE • YOURDAILYGLOBE.COM FIVE-DAYFIVE-DAAY FORECAST T FOR IRONWOODIRONWO OOD Obituaries Judge lets TODAY FRIDAYF SATURDAYSATURDDAY SUNDAY MONDAY Muriel E. Nikula Trump’s pardon IRONWOOD, Mich. — Muriel E. Nikula, 91, of Bessemer, former- ly of Illinois, died on Sunday, Oct. 1, 2017, in Ironwood. of former Sheriff She was born Oct. 4, 1925, in Chicago, the daughter of the late Partly Cloudy PartlyPaartly Cloudy Showers LikelyLi ikely Partly Cloudy Partly Cloudy John and Grace (Moriarty) Schmidt. Muriel attended schools in the Chicago area. On Oct. 2, 1954, she Arpaio stand 58° 41° 59°599° 50° 59° 47°4 62° 44° 58° 40° married Herbert L. Nikula. He preceded her in death on March 25, PHOENIX (AP) — President 2006. She lived most of her life in Illinois and moved to Anvil Loca- Winds: 66-9-9 mmphph WWSWSW Winds:Winnds: 22-7-7 mphmph SSEE Winds: 66-13-13 mphmph SSSWSW Winds: 77-13-13 mphmph WWSWSWSW Winds: 66-9-9 mphmph WWSWSW Donald Trump’s pardon of for- tion in 1983. mer Sheriff Joe Arpaio’s convic- Ontonagon LOCAL OUTLOOK She is survived by her two sons, Gary (Lori) Nikula, of Loves Park, tion for disobeying a court order 57/47 Ill., and Chris (Diane) Nikula, of Lake Villa, Ill.; two daughters, Lori Today we will see partly cloudy skies, high of in an immigration case will Nikula, of Marengo, Ill., and Jill Beckwith, of Hurley, Wis.; 11 grandstand after a judge on Wednes- 58°, humidity of 61%.%. West southwest wind 6 children, Carri, Jennifer, Daniel, Lindsey, Kelsey, Dustin, Heather, Bergland to 9 mph. The recordd high for today is 84° set in day rejected arguments that it 58/43 1963. Expect mostlystly clear skies tonight, Joseph, Ericca, Nicholas and Heidi; 20 great-grandchildren; one would encourage government Wakefield overnight low of 41°. . brother, Ronald (Doreen) Schmidt, of Florida; and four sisters, Dar- officials to flout similar judicial Ironwood lene Eaves, Jeannie (John) Parziale, Marky (Harry) Hagermann, all Saxon 57/43 commands in the future. 58/41 Marenisco SUN ANDA ND MOON of Illinois, and Betty Ellguth, of Florida; and numerous nieces and 60/42 U.S. District Judge Susan Bessemer 58/42 nephews. Bolton cited U.S. Supreme Court Hurley 57/43 Watersmeet In addition to her parents and husband, she was preceded in death precedent in formally dismissing Upson by her sister, LaVerne Brady. 58/41 59/41 the criminal case against the for- 59/41 Sunrise ...... 7:04 a.m. A funeral service will be held 11 a.m. on Monday, Oct. 9, at Keto- Sunset ...... 6:32 p.m. mer six-term sheriff of metro Mercer la-Burla Funeral Home in Ironwood. Pastor Jean Rencontre will offi- Phoenix known for his harsh Moonrise ...... 6:56 p.m. ciate. Muriel’s family will receive relatives and friends one hour prior 58/42 Moonset ...... 6:40 a.m. treatment of inmates and immi- Manitowish to the service at the funeral home on Monday. Inurnment will be held gration enforcement crack- 57/43 at Windridge Cemetery in Cary, Ill., at a later date. Minocqua NATIONALNATIONAAL WEATHER downs. Range Funeral Service and Crematory, Ketola-Burla Funeral 58/44 Today Fri. She held off on ruling on Chicago 70/60 mc 69/63 sh Home of Ironwood is assisting the family with arrangements. 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St. Paul 59/50 mc 60/50 sh The officials said the two . d u o l c cloud. l l a a W Wall : r e w s n A Answer: tants. Wausau 59/46sh 61/52sh grants. 10/5 10/12 10/19 10/27 The former sheriff, who didn’t attend Wednesday’s hearing in NEVADA SHOOTING federal court, was accused of continuing the patrols for 17 months so that he could promote his immigration enforcement efforts in a bid to boost his suc- Shooter’s cessful 2012 re-election campaign. Arpaio, who endorsed Trump and appeared alongside him at girlfriend denies rallies during the 2016 campaign, has acknowledged pro- longing the patrols, but insisted his disobedience wasn’t inten- knowledge of tional and blamed one of his former attorneys for not adequately explaining the order’s impor- tance. Vegas plot Critics say the Aug. 25 pardon removed the last chance at holding Arpaio legally accountable LAS VEGAS (AP) — The girl- said. for a long history of misconduct, friend of the Las Vegas shooter FBI Deputy Director Andrew including a 2013 civil verdict in said Wednesday that she had no McCabe , speaking at a cyberse- which Arpaio’s officers were idea he was planning an attack curity forum Wednesday in found to have racially profiled on the Strip and is devastated for Boston, said investigators are Latinos in the sheriff’s immigra- the victims. busy “reconstructing the life, the tion patrols. The order that A lawyer for Marilou Danley behavior, the pattern of activity Arpaio acknowledged violating read a statement from her after of this individual and anyone and was issued by U.S. District Mur- she was questioned by FBI everyone who may have crossed ray Snow in the profiling case. agents in Los Angeles about her his path in the days and the Prosecutor John Keller said it boyfriend, Stephen Paddock. weeks leading up to this horrific was appropriate to dismiss the Danley was out of the country at event.” Associated Press case against Arpaio. the time of Sunday’s attacks and Asked if investigators had SEN. RICHARD Blumenthal, D-Conn., left, with Sen. Dianne Feinstein, D-Calif., speaks during a news confer- “This prosecution is over,” said Paddock sent her to see her determined why Paddock carried ence about gun legislation on Capitol Hill in Washington, Wednesday. Keller said. “The defendant will family in her native Philippines. out the attack, he said, “We are never be held accountable for his Meanwhile, President Donald not there yet.” Casino regulators are looking his visit to a hospital where vic- contempt of Judge Snow’s Trump traveled to Las Vegas to closely at Paddock’s gambling tims were recovering and that PossibleSenior gun congressional legislation Republi- injunction.” meet with law enforcement offi- habits and checking their records he’s invited some of the survivors cans said Wednesday they were Bolton has previously said cers and survivors of the shoot- ThePaddock, gunman a 64-year-old retired to see whether he had any dis- to the White House for a visit. open to considering legislation case law suggests a pardon does- ing outside the Mandalay Bay accountant and multimillionaire putes with casinos or fellow On his trip from the airport, banning “bump stocks” like Pad- n’t erase a recipient’s underlying hotel casino that killed 58 people real estate investor, specifically patrons. In addition, investiga- the president’s motorcade drove dock used to effectively convert record of conviction and instead and wounded more than 500 oth- requested an upper-floor room tors are examining a dozen finan- past the Mandalay Bay hotel semi-automatic rifles into fully is aimed at lessening or cancel- ers. with a view of the music festival, cial reports filed in recent weeks where the gunman fired down automated weapons. ing punishment. The pardon had More about the deadliest mass according to a person who has when he bought more than into the concert crowd. The pres- The comments from lawmak- previously led the judge to cancel shooting in modern U.S. history: seen hotel records turned over to $10,000 in casino chips. ident also drove past his own ers including the No. 2 Senate Arpaio’s sentencing hearing. investigators. Trump hotel. Republican, John Cornyn of Paddock wasn’t able to move Texas, marked a surprising TheDanley, girlfriend 62, called Paddock a into the room until Saturday, TrumpPresident visit Donald Trump trav- departure from GOP lawmakers’ The dead “kind, caring, quiet man” and said the person, who was not eled to Las Vegas, where he met The 58 victims included a general antipathy to any kind of GOP Rep. Tim Murphy to said she hoped to have a future authorized to speak publicly and privately with shooting victims father of six, a man who died in gun regulations. But they were retire after reports of affair with him. She said she was ini- disclosed the information to The and their families and told the his boyfriend’s arms and a uni- far from a guarantee of a path tially pleased when Paddock Associated Press on condition of city that the nation stands with versity student who was study- forward for the new legislation HARRISBURG, Pa. (AP) — wired her money in the Philip- anonymity. them to share in their grief. ing health care management. by Sen. Dianne Feinstein, D- Republican congressman Tim pines to buy a house for her fam- The room goes for $590 but Trump also told first respon- More than 500 people were Calif., especially with Majority Murphy of Pennsylvania ily, but she later worried it was a was given to Paddock for free ders that they should be proud of injured in the attacks. At least Leader Mitch McConnell and announced Wednesday that he way to break up with her. because he was a good customer the way they responded to the 160 are still hospitalized, with House Speaker Paul Ryan mak- would not run for a ninth term, “It never occurred to me in any who wagered tens of thousands massacre. nearly 60 in critical condition ing clear their priorities are else- amid tawdry revelations of an whatsoever that he was planning of dollars during each visit, the He said that he met “some of Wednesday evening, hospital where. extramarital affair in which the violence against anyone,” she person said. the most amazing people” during officials said. Other GOP legislators who anti-abortion lawmaker urged The injured ended up in 13 seemed open to banning “bump his mistress to get an abortion hospitals scattered across south- stocks” included Sens. 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Email calendar items and com- Library. Ironwood/Hurley Rotary Club, munity news to news@yourdaily- Iron County Memorial Building 12:15 p.m., Elk and Hound Restau- globe.com. For more information, Restoration Committee, 5:30 p.m., rant, Ironwood. call 906-932-2211. Memorial Building, Hurley. Iron County Veterans Service Thursday, Oct. 5 Alcoholics Anonymous, 6 p.m., Officer, 1-3 p.m., Mercer, Wis., Our Lady of Peace Catholic Church, Town Hall. 715-561-2190. Iron County Health Department Ironwood. area74.org. Mercer Health and Wellness Flu Clinic, Iron Belt Senior Center, AL-ANON, 6 p.m., Salem Luther- Pickleball, 3-6 p.m., Mercer Com- 10 a.m.-11:30 a.m. an Church, Ironwood. area74.org. munity Center. Pickleball, 10 a.m. to noon, Iron- Aurora Club, 6 p.m. monthly Wakefield American Legion, wood Memorial Building. membership, Aurora Club, Iron- 5:30 p.m. Auxiliary, 6 p.m. regular Gogebic County Veterans Ser- wood. meeting, post, Wakefield. vice Officer, 10:30-11:30 a.m., Wolverine Trails Membership Red Devil Booster Club, 6 p.m., Wakefield City Hall; 1-2 p.m., Meeting, 6 p.m., Wolverine Chalet. room 205, Luther L. Wright K-12 Watersmeet Township; 2:45-3:15 Harbortown AA, 7:30 p.m. EDT, School, Ironwood. p.m., Marenisco Township. 906-667- Ontonagon United Methodist Church Narcotics Anonymous, 7 p.m., 1110. basement, next to Holiday gas sta- Salem Lutheran Church, Ironwood. Alcoholics Anonymous, noon, tion, Ontonagon. area74.org. area74.org. Salem Lutheran Church, Ironwood. Government Alcoholics Anonymous, 7:30 area74.org. Gogebic-Iron County Airport p.m., Sharon Lutheran Church, After School Story Time, 4 p.m., Board, 4:30 p.m., at the airport. Bessemer. area74.org. ages 4 and older, Ironwood Bessemer Township Board, 5 Government Carnegie Library. Stories, snack, p.m., Bessemer Township Hall, Wakefield Housing Commis- craft. Ramsay. sion, 9 a.m., Sunset Manor commu- ReGeneration Youth, 5:30-6:45 Gogebic County Road Com- nity room, 200 Pierce St., Wakefield. p.m., ages 10-11; Relentless Youth, mission, 5:15 p.m., road commis- Bessemer Area Sewer Authori- 7-9 p.m., ages 12-18; Lighthouse sion office, courthouse, Bessemer. ty, 4:30 p.m., Bessemer City Hall. Faith Center, Ironwood. Ironwood Township Board, Gogebic County Board, 5 p.m., Knights of Columbus 4th 5:30 p.m., Ironwood Township courthouse, Bessemer. Submitted photo Degree Pere Menard Assembly offices. Erwin Township Board, 6:30 ALPHA DELTA Kappa teachers’ sorority celebrated Gina Kretszchmar’s 85th birthday and 25th anniversary Iron County Memorial Building p.m., Erwin Township Hall. 471, 6 p.m. business meeting, KC in the sorority at the Old Suffolk Inn Sept. 25. Pictured, left to right, are Kristen Mueller-Semo, Jennifer Burla, Hall, Ironwood. Restoration Committee, 5:30 p.m., Thursday, Oct. 12 upstairs of the Memorial Building, Sandra Gertz, Betsy Slabaugh, Michelle Giackino, Susan Beals, Berverly Pertile, Sherry Quigley, Gina Kret- Alcoholics Anonymous, 6:30 zchmar, Ann Brennan, Jean Flateau, Karen Damgard, Charlene Newhouse, Susan Mattson and Carol Pisani. p.m., First Presbyterian Church, Hurley. Pickleball, 10 a.m. to noon, Iron- The sorority is involved in supplying books and backpacks to area schools. In addition, the group is planning Hurley. area74.org. Wakefield City Council, 5:30 wood Memorial Building. Knights of Columbus Council p.m., City Hall. Iron County Health Department to make a donation to the college food bank. 1396, 6:30 p.m. business meeting, Ironwood City Commission, Flu Clinic, Mercer Senior Center, 10 KC Hall, Ironwood. 5:30 p.m., Ironwood Memorial Build- a.m.-11:30 a.m. Government ing. Gogebic County Veterans Ser- Iron County Finance Commit- Oma Town Board, 6 p.m., Oma vice Officer, 10:30-11:30 a.m., tee, 9 a.m., Iron County Courthouse. Town Hall. Wakefield City Hall; 1-2 p.m., Ironwood Planning Commis- Tuesday, Oct. 10 Watersmeet Township; 2:45-3:15 Buy Nearby weekend starts Saturday sion, 5 p.m., meeting, Conference p.m., Marenisco Township. 906-667- Room 1, second floor, Memorial Last day for voter registration 1110. LANSING (AP) — Retail retailers in Michigan, rather guests.” Building, Ironwood. for fall election, Ironwood Memorial Alcoholics Anonymous, noon, businesses across the state will than from out-of-state online Being part of a community Iron County Regional Trail Building, 7:30 a.m to 4 p.m. Salem Lutheran Church, Ironwood. Committee, 5:30 p.m., Courthouse, Pickleball, 10 a.m. to noon, Iron- area74.org. celebrate Buy Nearby Weekend sellers. More than 866,000 allows Michigan retailers to real- Hurley. wood Memorial Building. Red Hat Society Northwoods this Saturday and Sunday, offer- Michigan jobs are directly depen- ly know their customers and Friday, Oct. 6 Gogebic County Veterans Ser- Divas, noon, Manny’s Restaurant, ing special merchandise or sales dent on retail sales, and many of stock their stores with the purs- vice Officer, 9:30-11:30 a.m., Iron- Ironwood. 906-667-0116 or 932- and the chance for one lucky those workers are shoppers’ es, gifts, clothing, books, food, Mercer Cribbage, 9:30-11:30 wood Memorial Building. 906-667- 4953. shopper to win a gift card by friends and neighbors. shoes and other items customers a.m., Mercer Senior Center. 1110. Grief Support Group, 1 to 2:30 posting a photo while buying “One in four jobs in Michi- want. Double Trouble, 11 a.m.-12:30 Friends of the Mercer Public p.m., Dr. Kate Hospice office, 1571 nearby with the #buynearbymi gan depends on the retail “Selecting the perfect furni- p.m., Serenity Center, Ironwood. Library, 10 a.m., library, Mercer, Highway 51 North in Arbor Vitae. hashtag. industry,” said James P. Hal- ture or home decor requires more Mercer Food Pantry, noon-1 Wis. Pokémon Club, 4 p.m., Ages 8 It’s all part of the Michigan lan, MRA president and CEO. than a quick glance and pur- Alcoholics Anonymous, noon, and up. Ironwood Carnegie Library p.m., Railroad Street, Mercer, Wis. Retailers Association’s (MRA) “On average, 50 cents of every chase online,” said Bradly Emergencies: 715-476-7655. Salem Lutheran Church, Ironwood. ReGeneration Youth, 5:30-6:45 area74.org. p.m., ages 10-11; Relentless Youth, year-round Buy Nearby cam- dollar spent in a retail business Rakowski, owner of Bradly’s Alcoholics Anonymous/Al- paign that encourages shoppers in Michigan stays in the com- Home and Garden in Lansing’s Anon, noon, Salem Lutheran Ironwood Kiwanis Club, noon, 7-9 p.m., ages 12-18; Lighthouse to support their local communi- munity and helps grow the Old Town District. “At Bradly’s, Church, Ironwood. area74.org. Golden Dragon. Faith Center, Ironwood. Harbortown AA, 7:30 p.m. EDT, Tolkien Talk, 4 p.m., Hobbit and Alcoholics Anonymous, 6:30 ties and state economy by buying Michigan economy. Those are we’re helping our customers Ontonagon United Methodist Church Lord of the Ring discussion of books p.m., First Presbyterian Church, from retailers in Michigan. powerful reasons to help define their interior style and basement, next to Holiday gas sta- and movies. Ironwood Carnegie Hurley. area74.org. Many stores will offer special strengthen our community by find the right pieces for their tion, Ontonagon. area74.org. Library, Grades 7 and up. Klassic Kruisers Car Club, 6:30 promotions as a thank you to keeping our shopping dollars in home.” Alcoholics Anonymous, 7:30 Bessemer American Legion p.m., Golden Dragon, Ironwood. supportive customers. Shoppers the Mitten.” Dan Van Dis, vice president p.m., Our Lady of Peace Catholic Post 27, 5 p.m., American Legion, Ironwood Masonic Lodge 389, can find one-of-a-kind items, Michigan Department of of family-owned V&A Bootery Bessemer. 7:30 p.m., at the Masonic building. Church, Ironwood. area74.org. great service and unique deals Treasury figures show that with stores in in Kalamazoo, Ironwood American Legion Government Saturday, Oct. 7 Post 5, 5:30 p.m. dinner, 6:30 p.m. Bessemer Housing Commis- when they visit local retailers retail trade accounted for more Grand Rapids, Portage and St. meeting, Memorial Building, Legion sion, 8 a.m., Executive Director’s this weekend, and some items than $90 billion in economic Joseph, noted that “finding Men’s Breakfast, 8 a.m., Haven- club room. Office, 709 West Iron Street, Besse- may be promoted with special activity in Michigan, not count- good, comfortable footwear wood Baptist Church, Hurley. haven- Wakefield VFW Post 9084, mer. Buy Nearby Weekend tags. ing food and prescription drug takes more than just pointing woodbaptist.org. Ladies Auxiliary, VFW Post, 6 p.m.; Iron County Finance Commit- As an extra incentive to buy purchases. and clicking.” Community Pickleball Pad- lunch, 5:30 p.m. tee, 9 a.m., Iron County Courthouse, nearby, one shopper will be cho- Many Michigan retailers fea- “Shopping in a store allows dlers, 8:30-11:30 a.m., Mercer Gathering, Participating and Hurley. sen to receive a gift card from all ture made-in-Michigan products, you to see, touch, try on, and School gymnasium. 715-776-4588. Supporting, 6 p.m., developmental Gogebic Range Water Authori- Alcoholics Anonymous, 7 p.m., those who visit their community giving shoppers yet another way examine the difference between disability advocacy group, Commu- ty Board, 6:30 p.m. Bessemer retailers this weekend and share to support local artists, crafters, brands,” he said. “That’s why it’s Salem Lutheran Church, Ironwood. nity Mental Health, Wakefield. 906- Township Hall, Ramsay, 906-667- photos of their shopping with the farmers and manufacturers in so important for customers to area74.org. 229-6170. 0465 Sunday, Oct. 8 Life Support Group, 6:30 p.m., Kimball Town Board, 6:30 p.m., hashtag #buynearbymi on Face- their communities. visit retailers in their communi- Woodland Church, Ironwood. Kimball, Wis., Community Center. book, Twitter and Instagram. “It’s all about creating an ties and buy nearby.” Alcoholics Anonymous, 1 p.m., Alcoholics Anonymous, 7 p.m., Friday, Oct. 13 The winner will be chosen the experience for our customers,” Additional information about closed meeting, Salem Lutheran Episcopal Church of the Transfigura- following week in a random said Donna Borgoin, owner of 4th the Buy Nearby campaign is Church, Ironwood. tion, Ironwood. area74.org. Mercer Cribbage, 9:30-11:30 drawing. Street Boutique in Rochester. available at BuyNearbyMI.com Wolverine Trail Day, 1-3 p.m., Christian Men of the Northland, a.m., Mercer Senior Center. Independent research found “We’re a small town destination and Facebook.com/BuyNearby- Wolverine Nordic Trails. 6:30 p.m. dinner, 7:30 p.m. meeting, Double Trouble, 11 a.m.-12:30 that the state economy would to shop and find inspiration with MI. You also can follow the cam- Mercer Health and Wellness Golden Dragon, Ironwood. p.m., Serenity Center, Ironwood. grow by more than $9 billion and our mix of classic and trendy paign on Twitter @buynearbymi Pickleball, 3-6 p.m., Mercer Com- Government Mercer Food Pantry, noon-1 nearly 75,000 new jobs would be clothing and to provide that per- and on Instagram @mibuynear- Iron County Forestry and Parks munity Center. p.m., Railroad Street, Mercer, Wis. created if residents bought from sonal touch with styling our by. Narcotics Anonymous, 7 p.m., committee, 2 p.m., Forestry Confer- Emergencies: 715-476-7655. Wesley United Methodist Church, ence Room, Forestry Building, 607 Alcoholics Anonymous/Al- Ironwood. 3rd Av., N., Hurley. Anon, noon, Salem Lutheran Briefs Alcoholics Anonymous, 7:30 Public Involvement Hearing for Church, Ironwood. area74.org. p.m., Sharon Lutheran Church, bridge on County Hwy. A over Tai Chi class, Aspirus Outpatient Bessemer. area74.org. Oronto Creek, 5 p.m., Hurley High Therapy Clinic, 1 p.m. – 2:30 p.m. Ironwood library used book Saturday, Oct. 7 from 9:30 a.m. under 12 must be accompanied Monday, Oct. 9 School Auditorium. 906-932-5990. sale coming up to 4 p.m. This event includes by an adult, and isn’t recom- Montreal City Council, 5:30 tours, one-on-one meetings with mended for kids under 5. For Harbortown AA, 7:30 p.m. EDT, Friends of the Ironwood Iron County Food Pantry, 9 p.m., city hall. Ontonagon United Methodist Church Finlandia officials and other spe- more information, call the muse- a.m.-4 p.m., 72 Michigan Ave., Mon- Town of Pence, 6 p.m., Pence, basement, next to Holiday gas sta- Carnegie Library have cial events. um at 715-561-2244 or check out treal, Wis. 715-561-4450. Wis., Town Hall. tion, Ontonagon. area74.org. announced that their annual Students and their families the Facebook page for the Iron Iron County Health Department Town of Carey, 6 p.m., Carey Alcoholics Anonymous, 7:30 fall used book aale will take Town Hall. are invited to check a full County Historical Society Muse- Flu Clinic, Saxon Senior Center, 10 p.m., Our Lady of Peace Catholic place Saturday, Oct. 14, from schedule for Finlandia Preview um. a.m.-11:30 a.m. Hurley City Council, 6:30 p.m., Church, Ironwood. area74.org. 7:30 a.m. to 2 p.m. at the Memo- city hall. Day and reserve their spot by National Finnish American Fes- Saturday, Oct. 14 rial Building auditorium. visiting finlandia.edu/preview- tival board of directors, 10 a.m., Wednesday, Oct. 11 Admission is free. Gently used day. Little Finland, Kimball. 906-932- Fall Used Book Sale, 7:30 a.m. - books, audio books, CDs and Thank you, Christian Men of the Northland, 1608. 2 p.m., Ironwood Memorial Building DVD’s will be available. All pro- Flashlight tour at Iron Alcoholics Anonymous, noon, 6:30 a.m., Uptown Cafe, Ironwood. Auditorium, 906-575-3276. ceeds from this sale will be used We deeply appreciate Salem Lutheran Church, Ironwood. Mentoring of Moms, 9-10:30 County Historical Museum Community Pickleball Pad- to support the Ironwood your kind expression area74.org. a.m., Range Community Bible dlers, 8:30-11:30 a.m., Mercer The Iron County Historical Finnish language classes, 3 Church, Hurley. 715-561-4355. Carnegie Library’s programs of sympathy in our School gymnasium. 715-776-4588. and services. Museum in Hurley will host p.m. beginners, 4 p.m. advanced Alcoholics Anonymous, open Alcoholics Anonymous, 7 p.m., with Seija Jarvenpaa at Little Fin- meeting, noon, Salem Lutheran There will be a Friends of the their second annual Flashlight time of sorrow. Salem Lutheran Church, Ironwood. Tour on Saturday, Oct. 14, at 6 land, Kimball. 906-932-1608. Church, Ironwood. area74.org. area74.org. Ironwood Carnegie Library Thank you for keeping p.m. The tour will start from the Chess Club, 4 p.m. Grades 3 DOVE Support Group, noon-2 Room2Groove, 7:30 p.m., His- members only early shopping us in your thoughts and older. Ironwood Carnegie p.m. 906-932-4990. toric Ironwood Theatre. day at the book sale on Friday, Senior Center behind the muse- Oct. 13 from 2 - 6 p.m. New mem- um. Gudes will take groups and prayers and may bers are welcome, and member- every ten minutes and enter the God bless you all. ship dues may be paid at the darkened museum. Participants Prepare now for winter postal delivery sale. will get to see all three floors and GRAND RAPIDS — The sun The postal service wants to boxes due to snow and ice a few surprises along the way. Sincerely, may be shining and the weather remind customers to make sure buildup. Removing the snow Retired school personnel Tickets will be sold at the Senior Robert Mussatti is cooperating but, fall has to keep pathways, stairs, walk- from around these mail recepta- to meet Center on Saturday, Oct. 14 from & Family arrived. It is not too early to ways and the approach to your cles is definitely appreciated. 5:30 p.m. to 8 p.m. Children The Gogebic Chapter of the think about the snow and ice, mailbox clear and free from snow Additionally, customers in Michigan Association of Retired and to stay ahead of bad weath- and ice. This prevent injuries rural areas can benefit from School Personnel will hold a er. and allow postal employees to renting a post office box at their meeting on Thursday, Oct. 19, at 2016 POLARIS 50cc The U.S. Postal Service is provide the best possible service, local post office. Post office boxes 11 a.m. The program, presented already thinking about winter even in the worst weather. In can be rented for 6 or 12 month Automatic, electric start, used 2 times! by Matt Sommers, physical ther- weather. Planning ahead and addition be sure to prepare your periods and provides consistent apy assistant at Great Northern proper preparation will ensure mailbox to withstand the condi- delivery, even in inclement ABSOLUTELY Rehab, will focus on staying fit your mail delivery is not inter- tions of heavy snow and snow weather. LIKE NEW! during the winter and prevent- rupted. removing vehicle traffic. We realize that you – our cus- ing falls. There will be a lunch “The snow and ice always Also, mail delivery in rural tomers, desire consistent mail buffet at noon. Call Bob and seem to know when we have areas and on private and sec- delivery regardless of the season. Kitti at 906-932-5830 to reserve SAVE! SAVE! plans, special things we need to ondary roads can be especially With your help, the postal ser- by Oct. 12. $ do, or just when we want to stay challenging for rural carriers due vice can provide you with unin- 1,799 inside where it’s warm and to snow removal occurring less terrupted service this, and every Finlandia hosting Preview toasty,” said Sabrina Todd Com- immediately than on primary season. munications specialist ad-hoc. roads. The U.S. Postal Service Day on Saturday “Making sure our property is safe Most carriers on these deliv- receives no tax dollars for operat- Students thinking about and accessible is important for ery routes drive their own pri- ing expenses and relies on the attending Finlandia University Cloverland Motors our families, our neighbors, and vate vehicles and often times get sale of postage, products and ser- in the fall of 2018 are invited to 300 E. Cloverland Dr., (U.S. 2) • Ironwood, MI 49938 the letter carriers,” Todd added. stuck or cannot access the mail vices to fund its operations. Finlandia Preview Day, which is 906-932-1202 www.cloverlandmotorsports.com 4 l THURSDAY, OCTOBER 5, 2017 OPINION THE DAILY GLOBE • YOURDAILYGLOBE.COM Blacks can’t play blame game DAILY GLOBE Let’s throw out a few numbers so we can as they are now. I wonder whether your intel- put in perspective the NFL players taking a lectual, leftist or academic would explain Sue Mizell, Publisher knee during the playing of the national that we had less black poverty, less racial anthem. Many say they are protesting discrimination and far greater opportunities Larry Holcombe, Managing Editor against police treatment of blacks and racial for blacks during earlier periods than we do discrimination. We might ask just how much today. He’d have to be an unrepentant idiot sense their protest makes. Walter E. to make such an utterance. According to The Washington Post, 737 Williams So what can be done? Black people need to In Their Opinion people have been shot and killed by police find new heroes. Right now, at least in terms this year in the United States. Of that num- of the support given, their heroes are crimi- Russian hacking ber, there were 329 whites, 165 blacks, 112 nals such as Baltimore’s Freddie Gray, Fer- Hispanics, 24 members of other races and guson’s Michael Brown and Florida’s 107 people whose race was unknown. In Illi- ters, such as Philadelphia, Baltimore, New Trayvon Martin. attempt in Wisconsin nois, home to one of our most dangerous Orleans, St. Louis and Oakland. Many Amer- Black support tends to go toward the crim- cities — Chicago — 18 people have been shot icans, including me, see the black NFL play- inals in the community rather than to the and killed by police this year. In the city er protest of police brutality as pathetic, use- overwhelming number of people in the com- unsettling itself, police have shot and killed 10 people less showboating. Seeing as these players munity who are law-abiding. That needs to and shot and wounded 10 others. Somebody have made no open protest against the thou- end. What also needs to end is the lack of It took the U.S. Department of Homeland Security a should ask the kneeling black NFL players sands of blacks being murdered and maimed respect for and cooperation with police offi- year to inform Wisconsin officials that the Russian gov- why they are protesting this kind of killing in by blacks, they must view it as trivial in com- cers. parison with the police killings. Most of the ernment had targeted the state’s voter registration sys- the Windy City and ignoring other sources of Some police are crooked, but black people police killings fit into the category of justified tem. black death. are likelier to be victims of violent confronta- Here are the Chicago numbers for the homicide. tions with police officers than whites simply And when federal officials finally did convey the infor- NFL players are not by themselves. How mation this month to the state Elections Commission, ignored deaths. So far in 2017, there have because blacks commit more violent crimes been 533 murders and 2,880 shootings. On much condemnation do black politicians, than whites per capita. state officials offered conflicting statements about what average, a person is shot every two hours civil rights leaders and liberal whites give For a race of people, these crime statistics had actually happened. and 17 minutes and murdered every 12 1/2 to the wanton black homicides in our cities? are by no means flattering, but if something The confusing episode was troubling, to say the least, hours. In 2016, when Colin Kaepernick When have you heard them condemning the good is to be done about it, we cannot fall and prompted questions about what the state has done started taking a knee, Chicago witnessed very low clearance rate, whereby most prey to the blame games that black politi- and must do in the future to protect the integrity of Wis- 806 murders and 4,379 shootings. It turns black murderers get away with murder? Do cians, black NFL players, civil rights leaders consin’s vote. out that most of the murder victims are you believe they would be just as silent if it and white liberals want to play. If their Thankfully, no evidence so far suggests Russian hack- black. Adding to the tragedy is the fact that were the Ku Klux Klan committing the vision is accepted, we can expect little ers gained access to voter registration information here. Chicago has a 12.7 percent murder clearance murders? improvement of the status quo. Wisconsin also forbids its voting machines from being rate. That means that when a black person What’s to blame for this mayhem? If you connected to the internet, making them very difficult to is murdered, his perpetrator is found and ask an intellectual, a leftist or an academic in Walter E. Williams is a professor of eco- access or manipulate. charged with his murder less than 13 per- a sociology or psychology department, he will nomics at George Mason University. To find Still, the very idea that Russia would be targeting Wis- cent of the time. tell you that it is caused by poverty, discrim- out more about Walter E. Williams and read consin in any way, for any reason, should prompt state Similar statistics regarding police killing ination and a lack of opportunities. But the features by other Creators Syndicate writers officials to redouble their efforts to protect our computer blacks versus blacks killing blacks apply to black murder rate and other crime statistics and cartoonists, visit the Creators Syndicate data and systems. State leaders also should ensure that many of our predominantly black urban cen- in the 1940s and ‘50s were not nearly so high webpage at creators.com. election officials have the resources they need to defend against any further meddling. Gov. Scott Walker and the Republican-run Legislature Today in history dismantled the state’s strong, independent and nonpartisan Government Accountability Board last year — just a few months before the presidential election, and only a By The Associated Press month before Russian scanning of state computers began. Today’s Highlight in History That was poor timing for such a big change, because On Oct. 5, 1947, President Harry the GAB oversaw elections. S. Truman delivered the first tele- GOP leaders replaced the GAB with two partisan com- vised White House address as he spoke on the world food crisis. missions — one overseeing elections, the other in charge On this date of ethics. The new entities have fewer resources and less In 1829, the 21st president of the power to investigate and spend money. And last month, United States, Chester Alan Arthur, Gov. Walker vetoed funding for several Elections Com- was born in North Fairfield, Vermont. mission positions from the state budget. In 1892, the Dalton Gang, notori- That was unwise. ous for its train robberies, was prac- State officials last week stressed that Wisconsin’s Divi- tically wiped out while attempting to rob a pair of banks in Coffeyville, sion of Enterprise Technology routinely blocks scanning Kansas. attempts of state computer systems, and it successfully In 1931, Clyde Pangborn and stopped a potentially malicious ad from appearing on an Hugh Herndon completed the first Elections Commission computer that otherwise could non-stop flight across the Pacific have connected an unsuspecting user to “Russian govern- Ocean, arriving in Washington state ment cyber actors.” some 41 hours after leaving Japan. Wisconsin was one of 21 states that Russian entities In 1941, former Supreme Court Justice Louis D. Brandeis, the first targeted for computer vulnerabilities, according to Home- Jewish member of the nation’s highland Security. est court, died in Washington at age Whatever the Russians were trying to do, their attempt 84. to mess with Wisconsin’s election administration is high- In 1953, Earl Warren was sworn ly disturbing. Moving forward, state officials must ensure in as the 14th chief justice of the that voting data and machines stay safe. And if that costs United States, succeeding Fred M. Vinson. more money, voters should support higher expense for In 1969, the British TV comedy greater security. program “Monty Python’s Flying Cir- For starters, the Elections Commission should encrypt cus” made its debut on BBC 1. the state’s voter registration website while strengthening In 1974, the Irish Republican trains collided near London’s whether the numbers had been Neil deGrasse Tyson is 59. Memori- its password protections. Election officials also should Army bombed two pubs in Guildford, Paddington Station, killing 31 peo- manipulated. al designer Maya Lin is 58. Actor step up their monitoring of voting machines and any pri- Surrey, England, resulting in five ple. One year ago: Portugal’s former Daniel Baldwin is 57. Rock singer- vate vendors who service them. deaths and dozens of injuries. (Four In 2011, Apple founder Steve prime minister Antonio Guterres won musician Dave Dederer is 53. Hock- men who became known as the The integrity of Wisconsin’s election system must be an Jobs, 56, died in Palo Alto, Califor- the Security Council’s unanimous ey Hall of Famer Mario Lemieux is Guildford Four were convicted of the nia. backing to become the next U.N. 52. Actor Guy Pearce is 50. Actress even higher priority now that Russian hacking attempts bombings, but were ultimately vindi- Ten years ago: President secretary-general, succeeding Ban Josie Bissett is 47. Singer-actress have been uncovered so close to home and at the heart of cated.) George W. Bush defended his Ki-moon. Frenchman Jean-Pierre Heather Headley is 43. Pop-rock our democracy. In 1984, the space shuttle Chal- administration’s methods of detain- Sauvage, Scottish-born Fraser Stod- singer Colin Meloy (The Decem- — Wisconsin State Journal lenger blasted off from the Kennedy ing and questioning terrorism sus- dart and Dutch scientist Bernard berists) is 43. Rock musician Brian Space Center on an 8-day mission; pects, saying both were successful “Ben” Feringa won the Nobel Prize in Mashburn (Save Ferris) is 42. the crew included Kathryn D. Sulli- and lawful. Topps Meat Co. said it chemistry for making devices the Actress Parminder Nagra is 42. van, who became the first American was closing its business, six days size of molecules. Actor Scott Weinger is 42. Actress woman to walk in space, and Marc after it was forced to issue a massive Today’s Birthdays Kate Winslet is 42. Actor Jesse Letters Policy Garneau, the first Canadian astro- beef recall. Track star Marion Jones Actress Glynis Johns is 94. Col- Eisenberg is 34. Actress Azure Par- naut. pleaded guilty in White Plains, New lege Football Hall of Fame coach sons is 33. Rhythm-and-blues singer The Daily Globe welcomes letters from readers. Letters should deal In 1988, Democrat Lloyd Bentsen York, to lying to federal investigators Barry Switzer is 80. Rhythm-and- Brooke Valentine is 32. Actor Kevin with matters of current, public interest. We reserve the right to reject any lambasted Republican Dan Quayle when she denied using perfor- blues singer Arlene Smith (The Bigley is 31. Actor Joshua Logan letter and to edit those that are to be published. Please avoid name-call- during their vice presidential debate, mance-enhancing drugs, and Chantels) is 76. Singer-musician Moore is 23. Actor Jacob Tremblay is ing or personal attacks. telling Quayle, “Senator, you’re no announced her retirement after the Steve Miller is 74. Sen. Benjamin L. 11. Letters should be no longer than 400 words. An address and phone Jack Kennedy.” hearing. Cardin, D-Md., is 74. Rock singer Thought for Today number must be included for verification purposes. In 1990, a jury in Cincinnati Five years ago: A month before Brian Johnson (AC/DC) is 70. “America has believed that in dif- Letters may be mailed to Letters to the Editor, Daily Globe, 118 E. acquitted an art gallery and its direc- the presidential election, the Labor Actress Karen Allen is 66. Writer- ferentiation, not in uniformity, lies the tor of obscenity charges stemming McLeod Ave., Ironwood MI 49938; emailed to: Department reported that unemploy- producer-director Clive Barker is 65. path of progress. It acted on this from an exhibit of sexually graphic [email protected]; or faxed to 906-932-4211. ment fell in September 2012 to its Rock musician David Bryson belief; it has advanced human happi- photographs by the late Robert Map- lowest level, 7.8 percent, since Pres- (Counting Crows) is 63. Rock singer ness, and it has prospered.” Brief, thank-you letters will be considered for our Saturday “Bouquets” plethorpe. ident Barack Obama took office; and famine-relief organizer Bob — Justice Louis D. Brandeis column. In 1999, two packed commuter some Republicans questioned Geldof is 63. Astrophysicist-author (1856-1941)

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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 THURSDAY, OCTOBER 5, 2017 5 Record get the statements in and still AREA / STATE Township get the statements. Or whether, in fact, it was honored for its pur- Planning commission says aye twice pose, rather than its simple effect on making such a state- From page 1 ment admissible,” McKenzie By IAN MINIELLY 45 said with the approval, the count of embezzlement by a pub- argued. “We believe, Your Honor, [email protected] city can, “focus its attention on lic official, refusing to turn over the atmosphere was one of BESSEMER — The Bessemer the things that need atten- records to the successor treasur- inducement. … It is clear the planning commission held public tion.” Coleman also said, “One er, removal and destruction of officer intended to get a confes- hearings on the proposed master of the best economic plans for a public records, using public sion. It’s clear the officer had an plan and special use request by municipality is to nurture and money for her own use and diver- arrest warrant, which immedi- the Gogebic Range Trail Author- appreciate the businesses you sion of taxes or public money by ately commanded him to take the ity for easements to repair the do have to help them be suc- a public official. The most serious individual into custody. The offi- ORV trail through town. The cessful.” With these two things charges against her, the forgery cer believed he had probable commission maintained their in mind, Coleman said the charges, each carry a potential cause to make such an arrest. position and was adamantly master plan contains check maximum sentence of 14 years in “That arrest should have been opposed to any hint of a three lists the city can work on so the prison. made … by the officer going to lane road through Bessemer master plan does not just sit in Olson-DeRosso is accused of the defendant’s house and say- because traffic during the the corner gathering dust. issuing checks to herself and taking, ‘You are under arrest for Fourth of July would slow down There is now a blue print of ing cash funds in the amount of this particular crime and you are to a crawl, but other than that, things the city can actively $114,470 from the tax fund and in my custody, now I will you were on board with both the effort against to make Besse- $81,392 from the trust and agen- read you the Miranda warning master plan and the special use mer great again. cy fund — for a total amount of and then you can make the vol- request. The special use request by the $196,862 in the five-year period untary choice to speak to me.’ The planning commission has GRTA puts them in position to between 2011 and 2016, accord- That wasn’t done here.” the authority to approve the have the active role in building ing to Gogebic County Prosecutor Jacobs argued the scenario master plan for adoption accord- and maintaining the trail from Nick Jacobs. McKenzie was advocating would ing to city manager Charly Ramsay to Ironwood with state Following testimony from have actually done more to pres- Loper, but she figured the city funding provided by the DNR. Michigan State Police Det. Sgt. sure Olson-DeRosso into making council would also weigh in and According to Steve Hamilton, Al Graham regarding his inter- a statement she was unwilling to adopt the plan as it is such a sig- the trail must be designated a view with Olson-DeRosso and give. nificant accomplishment. From state-funded ORV trail for addi- her subsequent arrest, Pope “If you want to talk about multiple conversations with tional funding to kick in and to ruled the statement she made inducement, we can,” Jacobs Kathy Whitburn over the past pay for trail maintenance and was given freely and voluntarily said. “(The method the defense is nine months, adopting a master upgrades. The GRTA, according Ian Minielly/Daily Globe after she had been informed of advocating) is: get a warrant, plan was one of her primary to Hamilton, has been using PAT COLEMAN from North of 45 reclines during the planning commis- her constitutional Miranda show up at her door at 5:30 in the interests in running for office. So their own volunteers and money sion meeting on Wednesday in Bessemer. The planning commission rights. morning with a warrant, pull her with the adoption, Whitburn has to work on the trail; so the spe- validated all of his and city manager Charly Loper’s hard work by rec- “The defense would have it out of the house in her pajamas achieved her primary goal as cial use permit and easements ommending the city adopt the master plan that has been in the works that law enforcement is obligat- and barefoot, cuff her, stuff her mayor. provide the GRTA the means to for much of 2017. ed to lay all their cards on the in a car, drag her down to the Pat Coleman from North of seek grants from the state. table before they sit down with a police department and interview defendant to talk to them about her. Lottery an investigation,” Pope said. “But no; this was done in a cluded, according to Korpela, before the date of filing and was “There’s nothing in prior case very humane manner … this was Election “The state had no compelling not about a two-year require- Wednesday law that suggest anything of that done pursuant to the law.” interest in a two-year residency ment like other cases. Michigan sort.” Regarding the defense motion requirement and placed too great Gerry Pelissero, Gogebic Classic Lotto 47: 06-19-24-37-38-46 McKenzie had argued Gra- to change venues, Pope ruled the a burden on a citizen’s right to County clerk weighed in on the Poker Lotto: AC-QH-KS-10C-2H From page 1 Midday Daily 3: 6-2-3 ham’s decision to ask Olson- standard for moving a venue to move and participate in the polit- election confusion in Bessemer Midday Daily 4: 1-5-6-8 DeRosso to come to the MSP’s ensure a fair trial allowed a trial Korpela brought up the past ical process.” and said after checking with the Daily 3: 0-4-7 Wakefield post and begin an in a location where there had issue of John Frello and Kathy Korpela said the two-year Michigan Bureau of Elections Daily 4: 0-3-4-5 interview before formally arrest- been significant pretrial cover- Whitburn returning to Bessemer requirement is improper, unen- the “county clerk possesses the Fantasy 5: 04-15-19-22-31 ing her — along with downplay- and running for city council with- forceable and cannot be used to authority to interpret and apply Keno: 13-16-21-25-26-28-29-35-37-41-42-44-48-50- age, and jurors could even have 51-52-60-68-70-72-74-79 ing information regarding formed some opinions on the case out meeting the two-year disqualify an otherwise appropri- Michigan election law, the coun- Miranda rights as a “formality” — as long as they were able to requirement of the charter. Kor- ate candidate. ty clerk lacks the statutory Wisconsin — gave her a false impression of put those views aside and only pela and former city manager He said Nelson is relying on authority to interpret a city char- 5 Card Cash: QH-7C-9C-7H-4S the situation. He argued this led base their verdicts on the evi- Tom Chatel reviewed the charter incomplete research and ignor- ter.” Megabucks: 09-12-28-34-42-48 and related case law and decided ing the relevant cases regarding Therefore, “Any interpreta- SuperCash: 05-13-14-22-24-39, Doubler: N her to make a statement she may dence presented in the case. Badger 5: 06-12-19-28-29 not have otherwise given. The defense could still raise the two-year requirements have the two-year requirement and tion of the Bessemer City Char- Daily Pick 3: 9-6-6 “All those issues tend to go to the issue of changing the venue been struck down multiple times instead focuses on a case that, ter as it applies in this situation Daily Pick 4: 4-3-1-0 whether the Miranda warning after the process of selecting a and could not keep them from while similar, was decided based would be the sole authority of the was, in fact, just simply used as a jury has been attempted. running for office. on technical grounds upholding city of Bessemer and its legal Multi-state Powerball: 22-23-62-63-66, Powerball: 24, Power talisman in this case to try and The next scheduled court date The prior election cases con- Detroit’s residency requirement counsel,” said Pelissero. Play: 2

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A trade- cover. for the company, Highland offi- Carlos Bertoni is executive mits. of a 2017 drilling program to off analysis is being carried out All of the drilling at Copper- cials said. vice president of project develop- —Ralph Ansami update the current resource esti- to compare bringing a power line wood’s western section of the mate reported in a technical to site versus on-site natural gas deposit has been completed. report generated in 2015. The generation, as a gas line is avail- Samples for the available drill THURSDAY EVENING OCTOBER 5, 2017 new resource estimate is expect- able in Wakefield. 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Josiah M. Robison IRONWOOD, Mich. — Emily and Michael Robison are parents of a son, Josiah M. Robison, born Sept. 27, 2017, at Aspirus Ironwood Hospital. Josiah weighed 7 pounds, 13 ounces and was 21 inches long at birth. Dominic Jaxson Williams IRONWOOD, Mich. — Tara Chamblee and Joseph Williams are parents of a son, Dominic Jaxson Williams, born Sept. 28, 2017, at Aspirus Ironwood Hospital. Dominic weighed 6 pounds, 10 ounces and was 20 inches long at birth. Dominic joins brothers Joseph, Jr. and Cayden, and sister Bailey at their home in Ironwood. Maternal grandparents are Teri Babcock of Negaunee, Mich., and Steven Chamblee, Broadhead, Wis., and paternal grandparents are Linda Shwery of Ironwood and Richard “Lurch” Williams. Elva Louise Kaliko Moselle IRONWOOD, Mich. — Tiffany Alexandroni and Devon Moselle are parents of a daughter, Elva Louise Kaliko Moselle, born Sept. 26, 2017, at Aspirus Ironwood Hospital. Elva weighed 10 pounds, 2 ounces and was 22 inches long at birth. Willow Marie Erickson IRONWOOD, Mich. — Courtney Alexandroni and Jason Erickson are parents of a daughter, Willow Marie Erickson, born Sept. 26 2017 at Aspirus Ironwood Hospital. Willow weighed 7 pounds, 2 ounces and was 19 ¼ inches long at birth. Willow joins her brother Colton at home in Ironwood. Maternal grandparents are Cheryl Massi and Damian Alexan- droni, and paternal grandparents are Jeff & Laura Erickson. Kennedy Pristine Edyvean IRONWOOD, Mich. — Brianna Koski and Steven Edyvean are parents of a daughter, Kennedy Pristine Edyvean, born Sept. 19, 2017, at Aspirus Ironwood Hospital. Kennedy weighed 7 pounds, 4 ounces, and was 20 inches long at Submitted photo birth. THE LUTHER L. Wright High School Class of 1957 met for its 60th reunion on Sept. 16 in Ironwood. The group met on the steps of the Ironwood She joins her brother Warren at home in Bessemer. Memorial Building for this photo. Pictured, from left to right are: first row: Arlene Puisto Vittone, Florence Wiemeri Johnson, Lois Helander Fruik, Maternal grandparents are Paula and Cory Koski of Bessemer Maryanne Dear Corder, Mary Ann Cecchini Milan, Marilyn DeFranco DeMore, Margo Moisio Kuivanen, Pat Newman Garcia. Second row: Lenore and paternal grandmother is Sally Jo Speck of Bessemer. Poulin Rothschild, Beverly Hagstrom Strauss, Karen Nelson Peterson, Carol Longhini DePra, Carl Vaara, Ardythe Kangas Korpela, Don Karpinen. Third row: Dave Anderson, Clarence Maki, John Poljack, Fred Dorpat, Bob Slade, Bob Tuma. Fourth row: Harold Werth, Randy Jokippi, Tom Cal- garo, Bob Duckstad, Rodney Pakonen. Fifth row: Willis Luckhardt, Jerry Basso, Dave Olgren, Ned Aldridge, Deane Wick. Not pictured: Jackee Liimakka Gutowski, LeRoy Repischak. Peters to travel to Liberia to Flight instructor celebrates see Michigan National Guard work, observe national elections WASHINGTON, DC — Sena- ences for our Michigan National over 50 years in cockpit tor Gary Peters of Michigan, a Guard and strengthens our member of the Senate Armed national security efforts in West Services and Homeland Security Africa.” and Governmental Affairs Com- Peters will also serve as an LOGANSPORT, Ind. (AP) — earn that rating, and the could climb into the cockpit Over the past few years, sev- mittees, will travel to Liberia to election monitor for Liberia’s Harold Price has spent more achievement opened up a brand again. Because for Price, flying is eral of Price’s past students have meet with Liberian defense offi- presidential and legislative elec- than three years of his life in the new world of opportunities. more than just reading instru- even gone on to make flying part cials and see the impact of the tions as part of the National sky. “When you have your flight ments and steering a plane. Fly- of their own careers. Michigan National Guard’s State Democratic Institute’s (NDI) “28,960 hours in the air,” he instructor rating, you have a ing is about freedom and having “One is a 747 commercial pilot Partnership Program with the international delegation. The said, smiling. commodity to hire yourself,” he the chance to see life from a dif- for Delta Airlines,” he said, smil- Liberian military. The State National Democratic Institute is The 75-year-old Price is a said. “I had a new way of earning ferent perspective. ing, “and another is an F-16 pilot Partnership Program connects a nonprofit, nonpartisan organi- flight instructor at the Logans- a living.” “It’s like a bird with wings,” he in the military. And then there’s state national guards with part- zation working to support and port/Cass County Airport, a posi- So Price quit the battery facto- said. “You’re flying along and one that’s in the Air Force Acade- ner countries around the world. strengthen democratic institu- tion he’s held for the past 50 ry and went into aviation full- looking at the ground, and it’s my now. Another one is in the B- The Michigan National Guard tions worldwide through citizen years. He’s not intending on time as a flight instructor and similar to looking off a building. 2 bomber training at Whiteman has partnered with Liberia since participation, openness and slowing down any time soon charter pilot for the Logansport It’s just unreal. It’s a bird’s eye Air Force Base in Missouri.” 2009 to further both nation’s accountability in government. either, he said. Flying Service. It was a dream view of the world.” And though he’s proud of all security cooperation and nation- “In this election, Liberians Growing up in Onward in the come true, he said. That perspective is something those particular students, Price al security goals. have an opportunity for a his- 1940s and 1950s, Price said he But it wasn’t always fun and Price said he also tries to give his said he also finds joy in everyone “The Michigan National toric peaceful transfer of power could see Grissom Air Force Base games. own flight students during the he has had an opportunity to Guard plays a vital role in help- from one democratically-elected — now Grissom Air Reserve Base Like those occasional engine lessons he teaches at the airport. teach over the years. ing to support our allies around president to another,” said Sena- — from the second floor window failures that forced him into Back in 2007, Price bought a “Seeing a student that you the world, and I am looking for- tor Peters. “I am honored to be of a barn on his family’s proper- emergency landings or those Piper Tomahawk for those pri- taught to fly actually fly solo for ward to see their work in Liberia joining an international delega- ty. And he knew from an early times he accidentally skidded off vate lessons because he said an the first time is rewarding,” he firsthand,” said Peters. “This tion to observe the process and to age that he wanted to be like the runway in less than ideal airport without its own airplane said. “There’s also working with partnership provides valuable support transparent and peace- those pilots he saw off in the dis- weather conditions. Then there is a pretty quiet place. them and finishing up and then training and operational experi- ful elections.” tance, he said. was his crash on Nov. 20, 1988, His students range in age seeing them get their own pri- In 1958, Price, then a junior in in Connecticut. from 15 to 70, and Price said vate licenses. That’s a big mile- high school, took his first flying A wind shear from a nearby each one of them is different. stone too, and I’m very proud of Woman wounded in Vegas: ‘There was lesson inside the cockpit of a thunderstorm created a down His new students start off that.” Piper Tri-Pacer. draft that made landing nearly with the basics, he said, includ- But there is still one part of also a lot of good’ His instructor at the time was impossible, and the charter plane ing just getting comfortable with teaching Price wishes he could a man named Robert Price was piloting at the time the airplane and the way it change. GREELEY, Colo. (AP) — A Colorado woman wounded in Las Williamson, who was later made impact about a mile off the moves. After spending around “What has come around with Vegas says there was evil there but also a lot of good as people pulled known for his work with the end of the runway. five to seven hours just on proper the invention of the computer is together to help one another. Logansport Flying Service and as “I compare trying to fly maneuvering, Price said the next that everybody is more interest- Wanda Weinreich was shot in the thigh but she didn’t realize it manager of the Logansport/Cass through that wind like trying to step is learning how to land the ed in watching the instrument right away. The 53-year-old told the Greeley Tribune that she began County Airport. paddle a canoe up Niagara aircraft. It’s a process with multi- panel than looking outside to run with the crowd Sunday night as bullets flew. Price earned his private pilot’s Falls,” he said. “And then it’s like ple steps, and each step must be because they’re used to a com- She said she later felt an intense pain in her leg and wasn’t able license a couple years later and hitting black ice with a car, so mastered before moving on to the puter in front of them,” he said. to get up again after taking cover. Several people helped by staying went to work at a local battery you’re just along for the ride.” next one. “It’s just hard to get them (stu- with her, creating tourniquets to slow the bleeding, and driving her factory, but he continued to work Badly injured and unable to But once students learn, fly- dents) to look outside. But the to the hospital. on his flight instructor rating on fly for over a year, Price said he ing becomes second nature, he world’s out there, and all you Weinreich lost her husband three years ago this month and went the side. In 1967, he finally accu- spent the majority of his recovery said, like riding a bicycle or driv- have to do is look out the win- to the festival to move forward and celebrate life. On her flight home, mulated enough cockpit hours to time just anticipating the day he ing a car. dow.” she said strangers came up and told her they were glad she was alive. Nobel-winning technique like ‘Google Earth for molecules’ NEW YORK (AP) — Three The detailed images may pave tron microscopy, which uses a this method of making specimens researchers won a Nobel Prize on the way for developing new beam of electrons rather than we now use.” Wednesday for developing a medicines, vaccines and industri- ordinary light to inspect samples. Speaking to reporters in Cam- microscope technique that lets al chemicals, but experts said Between 1975 and 1986, bridge, England, Henderson also scientists see exquisite details of such payoffs are largely in the Frank developed mathematical said he felt “the three of us have the molecules that drive life — future. models to turn fuzzy two-dimen- been awarded the prize acting on basically providing a front-row “This is a technique that is sional images into sharp, three- behalf of the entire field.” seat to study these tiny perform- just starting to find its way into dimensional ones. Henderson, in Frank said he was “fully over- ers in their biological dance. the research community,” said 1990, was able to generate a whelmed” and speechless upon The Royal Swedish Academy Allison A. Campbell, president of three-dimensional image of a hearing he had won a share of of Sciences said molecules can be the American Chemical Society. protein at atom-level resolution, the prize. captured down to the level of It was recently used to reveal the showing the technology’s poten- “I thought the chances of a their atoms, and snapshots can structure of the Zika virus. tial, the Nobel committee said. Nobel Prize were minuscule catch them in mid-movement. The method is called cryo-elec- Dubochet, in the early 1980s, because there are so many other That can help reveal how they tron microscopy. It’s like “Google found a way to cool the water in innovations and discoveries that interact. Earth for molecules,” Campbell a biological sample so quickly happen almost every day,” he “This method has moved bio- said, because it “allows the scien- that it solidified without forming said. chemistry into a new era,” the tist to zoom in down to the fine the ice crystals that can disrupt The chemistry prize was the academy said in awarding its detail (giving) that fine resolu- the electron beam. third Nobel announced this chemistry prize to Switzerland’s tion that you want to have.” “It’s the first time that we can week. Jacques Dubochet of the Univer- Other methods have been see biological molecules in their The medicine prize went to sity of Lausanne, German-born used before to determine struc- natural environment and how three Americans studying circa- U.S. citizen Joachim Frank at tures of some biological they actually work together dian rhythms: Jeffrey C. Hall, New York’s Columbia Universi- molecules, but they run up down to the individual atoms,” Michael Rosbash and Michael W. Associated Press ty, and Briton Richard Hender- against fundamental limitations. said Nobel chemistry committee Young. The physics prize went to RICHARD HENDERSON, one of the 2017 Nobel Prize winners in Chem- son of MRC Laboratory of Molec- The three winners of the $1.1 member Heiner Linke. Rainer Weiss, Barry Barish and istry, smiles at the Laboratory of Molecular Biology in Cambridge, Eng- ular Biology in Cambridge, Eng- million (9 million kronor) prize Henderson said Dubochet Kip Thorne for detecting gravita- land Wednesday. Three researchers from the U.S., U.K. and Switzerland land. adapted another technique, elec- “kicked off the field; he invented tional waves. won the prize in chemistry for developments in electron microscopy. THE DAILY GLOBE • YOURDAILYGLOBE.COM THURSDAY, OCTOBER 5, 2017 l 7 DOWNTOWNAREA FIRE

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Larry Holcombe/Daily Globe(above) Richard Jenkins/Daily Globe(below) ABOVE, AN Ironwood firefighter works to extinguish the flames on the roof of the Golden Dragon Chinese Restaurant Wednesday afternoon. BELOW, the neighboring Hurley Volunteer Fire Department assists Ironwood in the effort to put the fire out.

Richard Jenkins/Daily Globe THE SETTING sun casts the shadow of firefighters on a neighboring building as they deal with the aftermath of a fire at the Golden Dragon Chinese Restaurant Wednesday in downtown Ironwood.

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Miners look to build off last week’s upset win By PAT KRAUSE the Miners can be when they put with two TD's. er. But if the guys come together, good things will [email protected] it together," Mazzon said. "Heart But Mazzon didn't want to forget happen. The win should be a confidence-builder. WAKEFIELD — Call it stunning or call it a and pure effort won it for us. We the job the line did. We ran hard and blocked well-everybody played so shocker, but give the Gogebic Miners a big pat on had a great week of practice and "The line was great, they executed well." the back for playing a whale of a game in upsetting then we played our hearts out. very well," Mazzon said. "Center C.J. Bark River-Harris comes to Wakefield for the L'Anse Purple Hornets 26-7 last Friday. We had great game plans from Sorenson had a 300 pound guy on Homecoming and Parents Night on Saturday with L'Anse had everything going its way leading up coach Kuklinski and coach him and they had to take him out a 3-3 record and 0-3 in the Mid Eastern Confer- to Friday's kickoff. With a 4-0 conference record, Lundin and stuck to them. We and put a quicker kid on C.J. We ence. The Broncos have scored 156 points (26 ppg) the Purple Hornets had just beaten Hancock and executed very well. It was com- accomplished what we had to do and so far this season, while giving up 118 (19.6). Hurley and were eager to stay on top of the West- pletely different from the week Parker Wilson had time to throw." Last week, Bark River lost 24-12 to a Lake Lin- PAC. Earning a fifth win would bring L'Anse one before. As a coach, it was awe- Mazzon said the defense played its den-Hubbell team with a 2-3 record. step closer to qualifying for the MHSAA football some just to watch that game. I "best game of the season" holding the But they have Mazzon's respect as he noted the playoffs and the team was ranked third in the U.P. don't know when an Ironwood, first place Purple Hornets to one Broncos have beaten first place West Iron County. Little 5 prep football poll. If that wasn't enough Bessemer or Wakefield team last Bark River-Harris score and their top-notch quarter- "We have to play like we did last week or even a motivation, the Purple Hornets were celebrating beat a ranked team." back, Kooper Jahfetson, to a sub-par little better," Mazzon said. "They are very compa- Homecoming Week. Gogebic not only executed but vs. Gogebic at performance of two completions in 10 rable to L'Anse but they do many more things. Gogebic was 1-4. dominated. The offense rolled up Wakefield, attempts for 35 yards. Unbalanced line, shotgun and they have a real All signs pointed to a big L'Anse win, but as 417 yards of total offense and had The question that now faces the good back." Ontonagon coach Ben Mayer has said a number of 45 carries for 321 rushing yards. JasonSaturday, Suzik had 2:30Miners p.m. is whether they can keep the momentum of Mazzon wants his team to enjoy Homecoming, times this season, "high school football is com- been quiet the last few games, but he gashed the L'Anse game going or will there be a letdown but he knows Homecoming is a lot fun more when pletely upside down this year." L'Anse for 130 yards on 21attempts and he caught after their big win? it comes with a victory. The Miners played a terrific game and Gogebic two touchdown passes. Brayden Tomes ran for 127 "We know what they're capable of," Mazzon "Homecoming is a great week for the kids," coach Mark Mazzon was as pleased with the game yards on 17 carries and Bailey Ribich chipped in said. "But do we get a boost and keep the momen- Mazzon said. "It's their week to have fun. Be a part as he has been in a long time. with 64 yards on 12 rushes. tum going or do we have a letdown. How will the of it-have it be fun but good clean fun. We hope the "What this game showed was what kind of team Quarterback Parker Wilson was 3-6 for 96 yards kids respond? The games are not getting any easi- fans fill the stands and enjoy the game." Pioneers headed to Siren

By PAT KRAUSE sports@your dailyglobe.com MERCER — After a scoreless first quarter, Mercer-Butternut took an 8-0 lead over Alma Cen- ter Lincoln at the Pioneer's Homecoming game last Satur- day. Quarterback Alex Schmidt scored on a five yard run and then connected with Gunner Polencheck on the two-point pass conversion. Was Mercer-Butternut about to rise up and win its first football game of the season? "It was exciting for the players, the fans and the staff," head coach Matt Schoeneman said. "I thought we came out and were aggressive. We opened up some eyes today." But the fun only lasted about 10 seconds. Alma Center let the air out of Mercer-Butternut's bal- loon on the ensuing kickoff by returning it 65 yards for a touchdown and running in the two- point conversion to tie the game at 8-8. Alma Center scored three more times in the second quarter and took a 32-8 lead into half- time and the tide had turned. "I was excited about the first Jason Juno/Daily Globe quarter, because it showed the HURLEY’S SCOTT Subert (47) forces a Hancock fumble in Friday night’s game at McAfee Field in Hancock. competitive nature of our team," Schoeneman said. "The boys really put forth the effort. It Midgets prepare for only non- showed we have the ability if we focus and do the basics of blocking and tackling. We let up and let them back in the game. We're conference game of season just not all the way there yet. At times, we're getting better across By JASON JUNO some uncertainty there. That means you just have to the board, but we have to elimi- Jason Juno/Daily Globe [email protected] go out and do what you do and do it well.” nate the big plays we give up. MERCER-BUTTERNUT’S Zayne Earl, dark jersey, goes up for a catch HURLEY — Through the season’s first six games, It’s the only non-conference game of the season for The second quarter killed us." between two Alma Center Lincoln defenders Saturday in Mercer. Hurley has been in pressure-packed West-PAC Hurley (3-3). Next week, they host Houghton in a Even though the Pioneers games important for their playoff destiny. game they must win to qualify for the WIAA playoffs. Schmidt picked off a pass and dropped to 0-7 with the 46-16 That’s not the But that’s next week. made a fumble recovery. loss, Schoeneman felt his team case this week This week’s opponent, Augusta, comes in with a 3- "We're getting there on played better than in the previ- when Hurley 4 record. They are second-to-last in the Dairyland defense," Schoeneman said. "The ous week's loss to Clayton. Mercer- faces Augusta in a Conference with a 1-4 record. defense is set up for the lineback- Mercer-Butternut rushed for Butternut non-conference “From the films I looked at, they do some things ers to flow and make tackles. We 163 yards and Schmidt was 8-19 at Siren, game on the turf similar — if that’s shocking, it was to me. Full-house did that, but we have to be more passing for 80 yards and one Friday, 7 at Cumberland backfield, they have some similar plays to what we consistent. I was happy with our p.m. touchdown. Friday night. run,” Erickson said. “It’s not exactly like ours. It is pass defense, too. We definitely He also ran for 79 yards on 16 “It has been a about as close as you’ll find in Wisconsin, minus the played better than the Clayton carries. grind. Every game deception part of it.” game." Polencheck led the Pioneers has been really Hurley has allowed 219 rushing yards per game. On Friday, Mercer-Butternut "They have a long tradition of with 10 solo tackles and one tough. Regardless Hurley vs. Augusta at The Midgets have given up a West-PAC worst 31.3 travels to Siren, which has a 3-4 physical football. Siren runs assist, while Chandler Heikki- of how this one points per game. record and is located in north- three plays, but they run them Cumberland, Friday, 6 nen chipped in with seven solos goes, the fact you “We need to work on stopping the run,” Erickson west Wisconsin. well. We'll get tested Friday and one assisted tackle. Kyle don’t have to play worrying about gaining a playoff said. “Our edges have been gashed the last couple Schoeneman seems to have a night, but we hope to hang in Mareno made six solo tackles, spot or staying in the conference race (is nice),” Hur- weeks. We’ve got to shore that up. We’re making lot of respect for Siren. there with them. This week more one assist and had one tackle for ley coach Scott Erickson said. “Plus we’ve never seen "They are a big, physical team than ever we have to raise our a loss. them before and they’ve never seen us before. There’s that's well-coached," he said. bar to their level of play." MIDGETS — page 10

Gladiators face Bear Lake in non-conference game at Brimley Standings 12 West-PAC Rapir River 42, North Dickinson 8 By PAT KRAUSE Conf Overall seen speed like that. Stephenson looks to get match- ley. West Iron County 4-0 5-1 (non-conference) [email protected] ups that are nightmare match-ups for the defense and The Lakers have a 2-4 record Hancock 4-1 5-1 Stephenson 54, Ontonagon 16 ONTONAGON — Ontonagon had worked hard for they have difference-makers. They also play real good and are currently in fourth L’Anse 3-1 4-2 Saturday, Sept. 30 Hurley 3-3 3-3 North Central 68, Superior Cen- years and held out high hopes of bringing down West- up-front and played real solid defense. They're just place in the Western Michigan Calumet 2-3 3-3 tral 36 ern 8 Conference giant, Stephenson. The Gladiators good all-around." 'D' League. They have given up Gogebic 2-4 2-4 Friday, Oct. 6 also had expectations of going deep into the 8-man foot- Mayer has been impressed by how well his defense 239 points or almost 40 points Houghton 1-4 1-5 Carney-Nadeau at North Central ball playoffs this season. has played this year, but Stephenson and especially per game while scoring 182. Northland Pines 1-4 1-6 Saturday, Oct. 7 Friday, Sept. 29 North Dickinson at Superior Cen- Ontonagon coach Ben Mayer said the Stephenson running back Montell Glover, were too much to handle. What Mayer knows about West Iron County 53, Calumet 20 tral Eagles, the No.1 state-ranked team in 8-man football, He totaled 307 yards on the ground and through the Bear Lake has come from a film Gogebic 26, L’Anse 7 Ontonagon vs. Bear Lake at were the biggest obstacle to Ontonagon reaching its air. He racked up 167 yards rushing on only 11 carries exchange and he thinks they Hancock 56, Hurley 20 Brimley Houghton 32, Northland Pines 0 Stephenson at Rapid River goals. with two TD's. He also hauled in five passes for 140 are a solid team. Friday, Oct. 6 When the dust cleared last Friday night, Stephen- yards and three touchdowns. "Bear Lake is playing tough Calumet at L’Anse Lakeland 8 Small son still stood undefeated on top of the 8-man football How good is Montell Glover? Let Ben Mayer tell you. Ontonagon vs. football," Mayer said. "They Hancock at Gwinn Conf Overall Brimley at Bear Lake Hurley vs. Augusta at Cumber- Prairie Farm 4-2 5-2 world as the Eagles rolled over Ontonagon 56-14. "He's real good," Mayer said. "He's way faster than should give us a physical game Saturday, 2 p.m. EDT land Mellen 3-3 3-3 "We had a decent week of practice and I think we anyone we've seen. He's a real good combination of size and they have an aggressive Saturday, Oct. 7 New Auburn 2-4 3-4 were ready to play," Mayer said. "But they're really and speed. He's 190 pounds, so they run him inside or offense. It's an interesting offense. It's kind of a pistol Bark River-Harris vs. Gogebic at Winter 1-5 1-5 offense that is more similar to our offense. Wakefield Mercer-Butternut 0-6 0-7 good. They're definitely the class of 8-man football in he can accelerate to the outside. The word is he's the Houghton at Lake Linden-Hubbell Friday, Sept. 29 the U.P. Sometimes on film, it's hard to tell how good a best back in the U.P. 8-man football. The GLIAC "They have good size and play real hard. Their tail- Norhland Pines at West Iron Bruce 30, New Auburn 8 team is, but we didn't know they'd be that good. The schools are looking at him." back is a big kid who runs real hard. He breaks a ton of County Clayton 72, Winter 40 Ontonagon is now 3-2 in their conference and 3-2 tackles." Luck 64, Prairie Farm 8 chatter is our conference (Western 8) is one of the best Northwood-Solon Springs 48, around and they have to be the front-runner for the overall and still has a realistic chance of making the 8 Mayer said the Gladiators must do two things to WesternConf 8 Overall Mellen 16 state title. They are similar to North Central last year. man playoffs. come away with a victory on Friday. Rapid River 5-0 6-0 Saturday, Sept. 30 They have no obvious weaknesses." The Gladiators will be looking to bounce back "No. 1, get a lot of guys to the football so their tail- Stephenson 4-0 6-0 Alma Center Lincoln 46, Mercer- Forest Park 3-2 4-2 Butternut 16 Mayer said Stephenson beats teams with their against the Bear Lake Lakers on Saturday. Bear Lake back doesn't get a chance to run downhill," Mayer said. Ontonagon 3-2 3-2 Friday, Oct. 6 speed and getting the match-ups they like on the is a village located in the northern half of Manistee "No. 2, be aggressive offensively. If they have eight North Central 2-2 3-2 Luck at Mellen defense. County, approximately 15 miles north of Manistee and players within three to five yards of the line of scrim- North Dickinson 1-4 1-5 Bruce at Prairie Farm Northwood-Solon Springs at New "Their speed gets them loose and puts points on the 45 miles south of Traverse City. It's located just five mage, we may throw to the edges on them. And if you Superior Central 1-5 1-5 Carney-Nadeau 0-4 2-4 Auburn board," Mayer said. "They get big plays and big scores. miles from the shores of Lake Michigan. can break through that line on runs, you can get the Friday, Sept. 29 Mercer-Butternut at Siren Our defense played pretty much OK, but we hadn't Ontonagon and Bear Lake will square off in Brim- bigger plays." Forest Park 68, Carney-Nadeau Winter at Alma Center Lincoln 10 l THURSDAY, OCTOBER 5, 2017 SPORTS THE DAILY GLOBE • YOURDAILYGLOBE.COM Meet the Lady Samsons

The Daily Globe Sports Department digs into the Gogebic Community College volleyball program with a little Q & A and serves up information on team members.

GOGEBIC COMMUNITY College’s Kacie Lundin, left, and Meagan Vanessa Nasi Natalie Susienka Leinon (20) go up to FRESHMAN SOPHOMORE block a hit by IRONWOOD BARNES, WIS. Silver Lake Parents: Cathy Phillipson and DRUMMOND HIGH SCHOOL College’s Todd Nasi Parents: Barb and Paul Susien- Hannah Nickname: ka Severin (9). Ness Nickname: Nat Number of years you have Number of years you have Jason Juno/ played volleyball: Three years played volleyball: Eight years Daily Globe Favorite position in volleyball: Favorite position in volleyball: Middle Libero Least favorite position: Least favorite position in vol- Setter leyball: Other sports: Setter-I give all setters a huge Basketball, soccer, track and amount of credit field Other sports: Major: Softball Medicine and music Major: Future plans: Computer Information Technolo- Go to a four year university after gy GCC Future plans: Best thing to do on a day off: Get a job and live a fulfilling life Sleeping in Best thing to do on a day off: Favorite food: Nothing Pizza and pasta Favorite food: Favorite movie: Anything my mom makes La La Land Favorite movie: Hobbies: The Iron Giant Playing guitar, piano and singing Hobbies: Song that gets you ready for a Hunting, snowmobiling game: Song that gets you ready for a Dan Bilzerian game: Famous person you want to Black Honey by Thrice meet: Famous person you'd like to Bruno Mars meet: Favorite athlete: Seth Rogan Aaron Bender Favorite Athlete: Pet Peeve: Ha Ha Clinton Dix When people interupt Pet Peeve: Making excuses Saxon Harbor Berry Farm Lady Samsons take down Silver Lake Open: Thursday-Sunday 10am-5pm (Thru Nov. 4th) By PAT KRAUSE leads of 5-1 and 6-2. Nice Variety of Winter & Heirloom Squash [email protected] But Gogebic is too legit to quit IRONWOOD — Gogebic Com- and Grace made a kill off a defend- Great Selection of Pumpkins! munity College volleyball coach er's hands and Kassidee Yon made (All Sizes) Aaron Bender said it wasn't the a nice little touch shot to an open best match for the Lady Samsons, area to tie the set at 7-7. U.S. 2 to Saxon, North on Hwy. 122 – 2-1/2 miles but it was pretty darn good. GCC Usher aced Silver Lake twice downed Silver Lake 25-11, 21-25, and the Lakers hit a shot into the 715-893-2397 25-20 and 25-14 at the Lindquist net to give the Lady Samsons a 16- Center on Wednesday night. 15 lead they would not relinquish. "It went good," Bender said. During Gogebic's comeback, there "Our serving was probably our were a number of long volleys with biggest key in the win and our pur- great saves and digs by GCC and Scoreboard suit or going after the ball was real the Lady Samsons went on to win Minnesota at Detroit, 7:30 p.m. 18-4), 5:08 p.m. (MLB) good. We were about a seven on a the third set, 25-20. NFL scale of 10. Serving brings the The Gogebic women were play- All Times EDT Pittsburgh at Chicago, 8:30 p.m. Sunday, Oct. 8: Cleveland (Car- Thursday's Games Arizona at Anaheim, 10 p.m. rasco (18-6) at New York (Tanaka score up, but our blocking brings ing with enthusiasm, energy and New England at Tampa Bay, 8:25 Philadelphia at Los Angeles, 10 13-12), 7:38 p.m. (FS1) the score down. We took advan- excitement. p.m. p.m. x-Monday, Oct. 9: Cleveland tage of their weaker passers and "They're one of the most enjoy- Sunday's Games (Tomlin 10-9) at New York (Severino Arizona at Philadelphia, 1 p.m. 2017 Postseason 14-6), TBA (FS1) the game went a lot easier, but we able groups to be around," Mayer x-Wednesday, Oct. 11: New York Carolina at Detroit, 1 p.m. BaseballAll Times Glance EDT said. "They feed off each other. at Cleveland (Kluber), TBA (FS1) didn't have an answer for their two San Francisco at Indianapolis, 1 WILD CARD National League big girls. Our girls are just scratch- They are having fun and enjoying p.m. Tuesday, Oct. 3: New York 8, Min- Chicago vs. Washington Jacksonville at Pittsburgh, 1 p.m. nesota 4 ing the surface of their ability." the game. But sometimes you have Friday, Oct. 6: Chicago Hendricks Buffalo at Cincinnati, 1 p.m. Wednesday, Oct. 4: Arizona 11, Sophomore Nicole Usher, who to put your foot down on the throat (7-5) at Washington, 7:31 p.m. N.Y. Jets at Cleveland, 1 p.m. Colorado 8 (TBS) had a very big night, agreed with of the other team." Tennessee at Miami, 1 p.m. DIVISION SERIES Saturday, Oct. 7: Chicago Lester GCC did just that in the fourth L.A. Chargers at N.Y. Giants, 1 (Best-of-5; x-if necessary) her coach. (13-8) at Washington, 5:38 p.m. p.m. American League "It was a good night, I'd say so," set. Usher started with a big slam (TBS) Baltimore at Oakland, 4:05 p.m. Boston vs. Houston and Susienka made two one-hand- Monday, Oct. 9: Washington at Usher said. "I think we did pretty Seattle at L.A. Rams, 4:05 p.m. Thursday, Oct. 5: Boston (Sale Chicago (Quintana 11-11), TBA good. We lost our energy in the sec- ed digs/saves that got the crowd Green Bay at Dallas, 4:25 p.m. 17-8) at Houston (Verlander 15-8), (TBS) Kansas City at Houston, 8:30 p.m. 4:08 p.m. (MLB) ond set but got it back. Some of the going. Gogebic won both points x-Tuesday, Oct. 10: Washington Open: Washington, New Orleans, Friday, Oct. 6: Boston (Pomeranz girls stepped up and we did a good and led 12-7. at Chicago, TBA (TBS) Jason Juno/Daily Globe Atlanta, Denver 17-6) at Houston (Keuchel 14-5), x-Thursday, Oct. 12: Chicago at job of picking each other up. The Allison Holen also had her Monday's Game 2:05 p.m. (FS1) GOGEBIC COMMUNITY College’s Nicole Usher hits it to Silver Lake Col- Washington, TBA (TBS) team has been getting better share of digs and good serves dur- Minnesota at Chicago, 8:30 p.m. Sunday, Oct. 8: Houston (Pea- Arizona vs. Los Angeles lege at the Lindquist Center in Ironwood Wednesday night. cock 13-2) at Boston (Porcello 11- throughout the season and there's ing the match. Friday, Oct. 6: Arizona at Los All TimesNHL EDT 17), 2:38 p.m. (FS1) Angeles (Kershaw (18-4), 10:31 nothing like the game of volleyball, national anthem. in the second set as Kacie Lundin The Lady Samsons' confidence Wednesday's Games x-Monday, Oct. 9: Houston at p.m. (TBS) nothing like being in the moment." Silver Lake jumped out to a served well and Grace showed off a seemed to pick up the longer they Toronto 7, Winnipeg 2 Boston, TBA (FS1) Saturday, Oct. 7: Arizona at Los St. Louis 5, Pittsburgh 4, OT x-Wednesday, Oct. 11: Boston at Silver Lake coach Michaelya quick 3-0 lead, but the Lady Sam- shot twice in which she looks to be played and when Lundin served Angeles (Hill 12-8), 9:08 p.m. (TBS) Calgary at Edmonton, 10 p.m. Houston, TBA (FS1) Newberry felt she had to plug too sons regrouped on a kill shot by going in for the kill and then lets an ace to finish the set at 25-14, Monday, Oct. 9: Los Angeles at Philadelphia at San Jose New York vs. Cleveland Arizona, TBA (TBS) many holes in the dam for her Hallee Yon and Natalie Susienka up and tips the ball to the open GCC also won the match. Thursday's Games Thursday, Oct. 5: New York (Gray x-Tuesday, Oct. 10: Los Angeles "We're 8-14 now, but we've done Nashville at Boston, 7 p.m. 4-7) at Cleveland (Bauer 17-9), 7:38 team to come out with a win. served four straight points as court. The shot almost looks like at Arizona, TBA (TBS) Montreal at Buffalo, 7 p.m. p.m. (MLB) "We played well," Newberry Gogebic went up 6-5. almost a baseball pitcher throwing very well," Bender said. "With x-Thursday, Oct. 12: Arizona at Colorado at N.Y. Rangers, 7 p.m. Friday, Oct. 6: New York Los Angeles, TBA (TBS) said. "A couple of girls stayed The set turned GCC's way a change-up, but it works for Grace some momentum swings, we could Washington at Ottawa, 7:30 p.m. (Sabathia 14-5) at Cleveland (Kluber behind because of classes, so we when Lauren Grace showed off her (twice) and the Lady Samsons led be 14-8." Usher's big night included five played some new girls and some serving skills with five points for 9-4. good for second in the West-PAC girls had to play new positions. the green and white. Silver Lake But momentum in volleyball kills, two aces and nine digs. Grace behind Hancock, which beat Hur- But we never gave up. We're young was guilty of a net violation, Grace can be fickle, especially when Sil- slammed seven kills and Nasi Midgets and inexperienced with only one served an ace, Usher and Meagan ver Lake's two big girls, Tasha added four kills. Kassidee Yon had ley 56-20 last week. returning player and the rest are Leinon had a double-block at the Rabe and Sierra Schobert, started two kills and dished out 11 assists “Offensively, we’ve been doing all right,” Erickson said. “We still freshman or new. We're learning net and the Lakers hit shots long playing well. Their kills, blocks and Hallee Yon and Meagan From page 9 to play together and trust each and wide. and serves got them back in the Leinon slammed two kills. Susien- drove the ball all right. We had other out there. We just have to Gogebic extended its lead to 17- game with a 16-15 advantage. ka came up with 13 digs. adjustments that’ll hopefully take some penalties that hurt on keep improving and take it point 8. Although Nasi and Usher had The Lady Samsons will play care of it.” perimeter plays and we didn’t stay by point. Kassidee Yon's serving pro- big kills and Leinon put a shot Region 13 teams DCTC and Lake Hurley will get a good test as on blocks long enough. We still ran Region State College at Inver Hills "Gogebic plays very well togeth- duced points and Usher's booming right on the left side line, the Lak- Augusta averages 204 yards a for 300-plus yards, that’s our tar- er. They found every weak spot we kill made it 21-10. Hallee Yon's ers could not be stopped and took Community College in the Twin game on the ground. get number.” had." cross-court kill put Gogebic up 24- the second set, 25-21. Cities this Saturday. The Region Hurley will need a better start The match started on a positive 10 and a Silver Lake mis-hit ended It looked like Silver Lakes's 13 tournament will be played in “We have to start doing things better defensively because they’re after a long road trip this week note as GCC player, Vanessa Nasi, the set at 25-11. momentum would carry over to Devils Lake, N.D. on Oct. 21 and than they had last week, fumbling sang a great rendition of the It looked to be much of the same the third set as the Lakers took Oct. 22. going to run the ball a lot,” Erick- son said. “Offensively we have to the ball on the opening kickoff and do some things better, we had giving up a touchdown on the some trouble picking up blitzes.” ensuing possession. Lynx capture fourth WNBA title with 85-76 win over Sparks in Game 5 But for the most part, the “We just did not come off the bus ready to perform,” Erickson MINNEAPOLIS (AP) — The Min- danced in the confetti and bathed in ever. Lynx to their fourth championship in offense is doing well, averaging 309 yards per game on the ground said. “Before you know it, all kinds nesota Lynx are no strangers to cel- bubbly four times now. Sylvia Fowles had 17 points and seven years with an 85-76 victory of bad things are happening.” ebration. Maya Moore, Lindsay Boring? Hardly. If anything, the broke her own WNBA Finals record over the Los Angeles Sparks in and 31.3 points per game, which is Whalen and a proud core have champagne tastes sweeter than by grabbing 20 rebounds to lead the Game 5 on Wednesday night. l THE DAILY GLOBE • YOURDAILYGLOBE.COM COMICS THURSDAY, OCTOBER 5, 2017 11 DEFLOCKED Business cards remain useful in digital world

Dear Annie: While clearing anizing feral cats trapped on out my desk and bookshelf for campus.) But the people there some late spring-cleaning, I came turned down the cat and said across a few business cards from accepting stray animals isn’t in folks I, at one time, thought I their mission statement. They would definitely need or want to told me to just spay the cat and stay in contact with. But I Dear turn her loose. haven’t thought about them Annie The vet wanted $395 to spay since their cards got lost in the her, which I couldn’t afford. My shuffle. This got me thinking: friends said euthanasia is mur- How important or valuable are der, but none would help pay for online, whether through business cards these days? spaying her. I couldn’t keep her LinkedIn or email. Don’t get me MOTHER GOOSE & GRIMM In my experience as a young because my lease doesn’t allow wrong; I enjoy handing my card professional, there are two pets. And I couldn’t just set her out to people I meet (especially a things I know for certain about loose, because she would cute guy at a bar). It makes me how things are done these days: inevitably end up having more feel confident and reputable. It’s all about whom you know, kittens. Stray cats often end up (Can you say “adulting”?) But is and a lot of networking happens contracting diseases, being hit by the move refreshing and old- cars or suffering other painful school, or is it a waste of paper fates. that will get stuck between a pile The only compassionate OUR of receipts and valet stubs? Y option left was euthanasia. It — Clever or Never? cost $50, much less than spaying HOROSCOPE Dear Clever or Never: In an her. After I took her to the vet, I age of all-digital everything, I lied to my friends and said I had find business cards refreshingly BORN LOSER dumped her in the country. old-school. They make a good I want to beg college students impression that can help some- everywhere not to get kittens. one remember you even if he or When summer comes, they just she loses your card. And making get dumped on the streets. Then an impression is what old-fash- someone like me will catch the EUGENIA ioned, technically-no-longer-nec- LAST abandoned cats, have to pay to essary niceties are all about. It’s have them euthanized and then why it’s still advisable to send a live forever with that shame. Your Birthday handwritten thank-you note — Ashamed in Idaho Thursday, October 5, 2017 after a job interview even though Dear Ashamed: I, too, you could just send an email. implore students to take animal Discussions will help you keep per- When you give out your card to adoption seriously. When you sonal and professional situations run- people, just be sure to get their ning smoothly this year. Don’t hesitate take that furry friend home, it’s contact info, too, so you can fol- ALLEY OOP to ask questions. Showing emotional meant to be forever, not for a responsibility will help ward off com- low up online. semester. If you adopt, be sure to plaints. Refrain from making impulsive Dozens of print companies spay or neuter as soon as possi- decisions that could disrupt important now offer business cards that are ble. Spaying and neutering partnerships. recycled, recyclable, biodegrad- reduce the overpopulation prob- LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23) — Speak able — even seeded, meaning lem, decreasing pet homeless- from the heart and smoothly settle any your new contact can bury the ness and the number of sad sto- matters that concern your personal or card in the yard and, in a few ries like this one. The ASPCA’s professional life. Commit to making months, have tomatoes. Talk website has a searchable improvements that are good for every- about a lasting impression. one involved. database of low-cost spay and I’m a pre-veteri- SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) — Dear Annie: neuter clinics around the coun- Refuse to let anyone push or pressure nary student. When I came back try. Look for the “Pet Care” sec- you. Know what you want and what to campus this fall, my apart- tion on the website. you are willing to do to get your way ment complex was overrun with Send your questions for FOR BETTER OR WORSE before entering negotiations. cats. I recognized one that Annie Lane to dearannie@cre- SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Dec. 21) belonged to a neighbor who grad- ators.com. To find out more — Your home should be calm and uated and moved out last May. I about Annie Lane and read fea- peaceful. Do whatever it takes to took the cat to an animal shelter tures by other Creators Syndi- incorporate a space for you to relax in that I worked with in the past. cate columnists and cartoonists, and figure out how you want to move (Last spring, I helped the shelter visit the Creators Syndicate web- forward. CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19) — to get the university to stop euth- site at creators.com. Emotions will be difficult to control. Taking a trip or dealing with foreigners will result in confusion and uncertainty. Don’t question what you know or how DAILY GLOBE CROSSWORD you do things. Live life your way. AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 19) — Money matters can be resolved. Look FRANK & ERNEST at investments and make a move. Be smart about your emotional, mental and physical health. Do what’s best for you. PISCES (Feb. 20-March 20) — Aim to stabilize your position, reputation and prospects. Don’t get sidetracked by what others do or say. Taking on someone else’s responsibilities will set you back. ARIES (March 21-April 19) — Don’t fold under pressure. Being prepared and willing to go the distance to get what you want will pay off. Your experience will help you avoid making GET FUZZY the same mistake twice. TAURUS (April 20-May 20) — One of your peers, colleagues or friends will tempt you with something you should avoid. Don’t take a risk that might affect your career, reputation or relationships with others. GEMINI (May 21-June 20) — You’ll desire change and excitement. Look for something interesting to get involved in to meet people you will find mentally stimulating. If you collabo- rate, good things will transpire. CANCER (June 21-July 22) — Stick close to home and do things that BEETLE BAILEY will add to your comfort and make you feel good about who you are and what you represent. Avoid anyone acting unpredictable or indulgent. LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) — Share your interests with someone who is heading down the same path as you. A business trip or meeting will help you make a decision regarding your future. Don’t fold under pressure. VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) — Investments, medical issues and con- tracts need to be looked at carefully. Ask questions and find out where you stand before making a commitment. ZITS Emotional deception will be costly if it’s not dealt with quickly. HERMAN SPEED BUMP

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Appliances Articles for Sale Real Estate Legals NATION/WOLRD Dell Computers, g Sales & Repairs, Virus Removal the debt secured by said mortgage or any part thereof. Now, MattsonÕs Call Timothy D. Szot Professional Computer Serv- therefore, by virtue of the power of sale contained in said mortgage, ices (906)364-4506 TV & Appliance and pursuant to statute of the Trump-Russia State of Michigan in such case Commercial/ made and provided, notice is hereby given that on the 20th day of October, 2017 at 10:00 AM Since 1962 Residential o’clock Local Time, said mortgage collusion? Still will be foreclosed by a sale at pub- PROPERTY FOR rent: 3200 sq.ft. lic auction, to the highest bidder, office building. Former Social at the front east door of the Court- ÒBox Store house Bldg in the City of Besse- Security offices, Cloverland Drive, mer, MI (that being the building Ironwood. Will build/remodel investigating, where the Circuit Court for the Prices, to suit. Call (906)932-1411. 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Robert Part B. to reduce your disability rating The following is a very general overview Lynn There is no medical underwriting to a lower percentage. of the differences between a Medicare involved in getting a Medicare Advantage Generally speaking, there are Advantage plan and a Medicare supple- plan. You’ll still need to pay the Medicare several types of disability ratings been in effect for 20 years or mental (also called a Medigap plan). The Part B premium with either a Medicare that are considered “protected” more, it cannot be reduced below Advantage plan and a Medicare supple- Advantage plan or supplement. which VA cannot reduce without the lowest rating it has held for ment are both optional, but they help nationwide basis – as long as the medical With a Medicare supplement, you nor- showing first a “substantial the previous 20 years. The only reduce your out-of-pocket costs under orig- service is covered by Medicare. mally have no out of pocket costs as long as improvement” in your medical exception is if the VA can prove inal Medicare. Medicare supplements have no prescrip- Medicare covers the service. A Medicare condition. fraud. Not all of the Medicare Advantage plans tion drug coverage. Many people have pre- Advantage plan will have co-payments on You will notice, however, that And finally, for VA to properly are available in all states or counties. In scription coverage with a “stand alone” many medical services and sometimes an calling a rating “protected” is a reduce a total 100 percent dis- Iron County, Wis., there are three: Medicare Part D plan or with a Medicare annual deductible. There is often an annu- bit of a misnomer. ability rating, it must schedule Humana Insurance, Security Health Plan Advantage plan. 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In other words, VA A Medicare supplement is an addition to ment period from Oct. 15 to Dec. 7. There is Medicare supplement will likely have a A stabilized rating may not be must review the entire history of original Medicare Parts A and B, and is also an extended period beginning Jan. 1 larger monthly premium and no co-pay- reduced unless all the evidence the condition, compare the past designed to cover the deductibles and co- and ending Feb. 14, where you can leave a ments, while the Medicare Advantage plan shows that there is “sustained and current symptomatology, payments not covered by Medicare. It’s Medicare Advantage plan and return to will have lower monthly premiums with co- improvement” in the disability. and consider the veteran’s entire important to know that you can’t have a original Medicare. You could then enroll in payments, and possibly, an annual Under the 10-year rule, a dis- work history under the past and Medicare supplement with a Medicare a “stand alone” Part D plan by Feb. 14, but deductible. The Advantage plan may also ability rating cannot be termi- current symptomatology before it Advantage plan, but it’s fine with original you can’t enroll in a different Advantage provide limited coverage for some services nated if it’s been in effect for 10 can conclude that there has been Medicare. plan. There could be several other special not covered by original Medicare or the years, unless VA can prove a “material improvement.” A Medicare Advantage plan may confine enrollment periods that are designed to supplement. They might include hearing, fraud, in which case, they can One error that VA commonly its coverage to a specific geographical area. help you change plans. As an example, if dental and vision services. terminate the benefit. 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In Frears’ film, er, or munshi, and stayed close to AP Film Writer which Focus Features will open her side up until her death in TORONTO — Judi Dench is in limited release Friday, Dench 1901. not tired. returns to the monarch she mem- Though Victoria was the “I’ve had one of those pep-up orably played 20 years ago in her Empress of India, she knew little drinks,” Dench, beaming as she big-screen breakthrough, John of the colony Britain was busy sits down for a recent interview. Madden’s “Mrs. Brown.” Dench ruthlessly exploiting. Karim “I feel rather sparky.” has credited that film — and the taught her Urdu and Hindi, and Caffeinated or not, Dench, 82, indie distributor who picked it up exposed her to curry. Victoria remains fully energized. As for nationwide release (Harvey even stipulated that Abdul was Stephen Frears, the director of Weinstein) — with birthing her to be one of the principal mourn- her latest film, “Victoria & film career. ers at her funeral. Abdul,” marvels: “She’s the “Victoria & Abdul” shares “I certainly never expected to biggest female star in Britain” — some DNA with “Mrs. Brown.” be playing her again,” says a statement that takes a moment The latter chronicled Queen Vic- Dench. “Suddenly all the work I to realize how true it is. “It’s phe- toria’s friendship with the Scot- had done on that all came back nomenal at her age.” tish servant John Brown (Billy and filled up the character. You Dench’s eyesight had deterio- Connolly) after the death of Vic- have a character and you have to rated in recent years due to mac- toria’s beloved husband, Prince find out the details of them, it’s ular degeneration, so scripts Albert, in 1861. “Victoria & like coloring them in. All that need to be read to her. But that’s Abdul” takes place about 15 had been done, so that stood me a done little to slow her down or years later and concerns another very good stead. I did feel I under- dim her ferocious, mischievous unorthodox relationship Victoria stood about her previous life.” intelligence. On her right wrist is struck up, one only relatively “I hope there’s something in a tattoo of her personal motto, recently discovered. the end of (‘Mrs. Brown’) that you “Carpe Diem” (“Seize the Day”). Letters and diaries uncovered can join up with this,” Dench She had it done for her 81st in Shrabani Basu’s 2010 book adds. birthday. revealed the depth of the Queen’s It’s not hard to see a common- Associated Press “The process of learning is friendship with Abdul Karim (Ali ality between the Victoria of both JUDI DENCH, a cast member in the film “Victoria and Abdul,” poses for a portrait during the Toronto Inter- quite difficult,” she says of her Fazal in the film), a 24-year-old films and Dench. It’s the queen’s national Film Festival in Toronto, on Sept. 11. eyes. “I can do it. I just have to Indian clerk when he arrived in “need for living” and “vital pas- adjust in a different way. You do 1887, four years after Brown’s sion” that she most adores about and laughs. I love that.” return the highly decorated But it’s too late.” what you can, don’t you?” death. Despite the staunch dis- her. “I want to learn something “She’s clocked that one,” actress to the Academy Awards. Yet Dench is hardly backward It’s a spirit of undaunted approval by the royal court of a new every day,” says Dench. “I try Frears says of his subtle direc- Her last visit to Toronto, she looking. She’ll also co-star later inquisitiveness that Dench Muslim being Victoria’s close to. I learn new words. 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Laud- another $100 to $500 or more in and went about with any fanfare, President of the United States forth with assistance beginning erdale this fine morning with disposable income available to no warnings and with any indica- said, “America isn’t easy.” nearly immediately. traffic lights every half mile or so use as we wish. tion it will soon be stopping. No words have ever been more As I recall commuting during and lines of cars and trucks Then why is it so difficult for If all 326 million of us were to correctly stated. In fact, the Al a typical September working day attempting to travel from one lawmakers to apply the neces- pay an equal share it would world and events which take Gaiss in Broward County, Florida, tens destination to another. Give me sary formulas to make certain mean each of coughing up place today are not easy, as many of thousands of cars are on the the Western Upper Peninsula the same amount of revenue is $61,360 apiece. are far more than just complex. road from 6 to 9:30 a.m. and and Northeast Wisconsin any generated to support the priori- On the other hand, our gross Unless we choose to hide our again from 3:30 until 7:30 p.m. It time over what millions suffer ties of our nation and still pro- domestic national product for heads in the sand, our lives are seems very few people live within through to earn their daily keep. vide the little guy with a tax 2017 should reach $21 trillion. also not always easy as we care their edification. minutes from where they work As the millions of us first reduction? Government officials freely for our families, put meat and Here at home we have our own and commuters leave early to watched Harvey then Irma then It seems with the tens of thou- use terms “entitlements,” potatoes on the table and live life crisis to deal with. Hurricanes in maneuver their 10 to 25 miles in Maria taunt, attack and devas- sands of hours legislators and “mandatory protections” and to the fullest degree possible. first Texas followed by Florida what typically takes 30-50 min- tate our fellow Americans’ homes their assistants, along with the “obligations.” Included are items Recalling the weeks since late and then Puerto Rico, along with utes or more each way. and lives, I couldn’t help but Office of Budget and Manage- such as Social Security at $965 August, we have witnessed three the 16th annual remembrance of I think of my friends and notice the thousands of mobile ment, have invested in this anal- billion, Medicare-Medicaid at major Hurricanes, again remem- that fateful September morn neighbors here in Gogebic, homes damaged or destroyed. ysis, one would know just what to $1.17 trillion, defense at $639 bil- bered the tragic 9/11 event and back in in 2001. 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Caught: The Washingtons’ was human and he had flaws,” ~ Lots of NEW ITEMS ~ Relentless Pursuit of Their Run- she said. “He changed his atti- • SPECIALIZED SERVICES: Bereavement Program • Grief Support away Slave, Ona Judge.” Dunbar tude during the course of his life. ~ We have all your OLD FAVORITES ~ Group • Veteran Recognition Program • Catch A Dream • Palliative was named Wednesday as a By freeing his slaves in his will, Care Program to assist those receiving treatment for a chronic condition. finalist for this year’s National DINE IN or CARRY OUT he definitely intended for that to Call Regional Hospice at Book Awards. be an example of what he saw as Lunch & Dinner Delivery The book has sparked the future.” 906-663-0308 For More Information. renewed interest in Judge’s life. The Ona Judge tour ends in Mon.-Fri. - OPEN at 11am; Sat. & Sun. Open at 1pm Visit us at: 216 E. Aurora St., Power House Mall, Ironwood, MI The Portsmouth Black Heritage Portsmouth but Judge’s story Trail is offering a tour of sites in continued onto Greenland. Fear- West U.S. 2 & Massie St., Bessemer Proudly serving NW Wisconsin & the U.P. of Michigan for 20 years the seacoast city associated with ing that Washington’s men were Next to the Bessemer VFW 906-663-9900 www.regionalhospice.org Judge and is looking to fund a trolley that would bring visitors to the site of Judge’s last home nearby in Greenland, New Hampshire. The tour in Portsmouth starts Gogebic Medical Care Facility with the wharf near Prescott 402 North St., Wakefield, MI 49968 (906) 224-9811 Park, the focal point of the slave trade for much of the 1700s in www.gogebicmedicalcare.com Portsmouth. Judge arrived on a ship called “Nancy” as the slave trade was in decline in New JOIN US! Hampshire. From there, visitors Welcome to a peaceful setting with beautiful views walk past several historic homes that played a critical role in the of the Upper Peninsula woods. We have a lovely near-decade Judge spent in the garden where you can grow your own tomatoes. city, the church where she was Our skilled and compassionate staff welcome you married and the market where to Gogebic Medical Care Facility, a 109 bed she was spotted by a family friend of the Washingtons — an Medicare/Medicaid certified facility where you or To Heal. To Comfort. event that almost led to her a loved one could call home! To Care. being captured. “Her story, her life reflects this underdog story in the most Rehabilitation Services Long Term Care Specialty Services underdoggish of ways,” said Dun- Get your strength back with the Make yourself at home in front of the fireplace on cold winter nights or in Our Comfort Zone serves bar, a Rutgers University history goal of returning home. Receive the garden on warm summer days. Share social time with fellow residents residents with special needs professor who’s scheduled to give a lecture and do a book signing at therapy with our upbeat staff, at meals and form new friendships with our unique community. Participate offering one on one care as Keene State College on Oct. 12. healing food, and many activities in activities such as live music, birthday parties, an on-site county fair, needed. We provide each “She was technically human to make your time pass quickly baking, gardening, spiritual services and our own beauty shop! resident with an idividual therapy property and was owned by the as you recover. plan. We offer end of life care. most important family in the new nation,” Dunbar said. “Even Career Opportunities!!! with that being the case, she was Our staff is our future! Are you 18 or older, and want a great career, but aren’t sure if college is for you? 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