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SPORTS • 9 DAILY GLOBE Tuesday, July 16, 2019 Scattered thunderstorms yourdailyglobe.com | High: 84 | Low: 63 | Details, page 2 Hurley school G O I N G U P Iron County board hears judge dead expansion at 69 By RICHARD JENKINS update [email protected] By BRYAN HELLIOS HURLEY – Iron County Judge [email protected] Patrick Madden died last week, HURLEY – Members of Hur- ending over three decades on the ley K-12 School District were bench. He was 69. given a sneak peek of the North- Madden was found in his woods Manufacturing expansion home Wednesday morning, during Monday night’s school according to courthouse offi- board meeting. cials. The approximately $1.2 mil- Madden served on the bench lion addition doubles the size of for 33 years, starting when Gov. the school’s shop and will allow Anthony Earl appointed him in students the opportunity to work June 1986 to replace retiring with the latest technology. judge John Varda. Madden was Jake Hostettler, metals weld- first elected to the bench in 1987. ing instructor at the school, said Prior to becoming a judge, the project is moving along and Madden served as Iron County he is excited about installing the district attorney and corporation equipment. counsel in 1985. “I can’t wait until its all done, Courthouse officials told the this is looking great” he said. Daily Globe Gary Carlson, of “Every week that I come back in Medford, will serve as a reserve here it’s further along.” judge for the county until Gov. Kevin Genisot, district admin- Tony Evers appoints a replace- istrator said there will be an open ment. The county hasn’t received house near the end of August a timeline for the appointment. and there will be tours of the In addition to his law degree Northwoods Manufacturing from the University of Wiscon- space. sin-Madison, Madden held a Gary Pelkola, president of the master’s degree in public admin- Hurley Education Foundation istration and in judicial studies. Board, showed the school board He also had a degree in psychol- a draft of a video which illustrat- ogy from UW-Green Bay. He was ed the benefits students enrolled also involved in several commu- at Hurley K-12 receive. nity organizations. “The (HEF) board decided Funeral arrangements haven’t they needed a way to publicize been announced yet. exactly how wonderful of a facili- ty this school is,” he said. Members of the board applauded after the video was Ironwood finished and thanked him, as well as the HEF board, for all the board renews work they do. “We don’t give out scholar- sports contracts ships,” he said. “All the money Bryan Hellios/Daily Globe By RICHARD JENKINS STEVENS POINT Tents employee Ryan Taugher, left, holds on to a tent stake with Lawrence [email protected] Hebbe while foreman John Dedie guides a center pole on Monday afternoon to set up a 60 by 120 foot tent for Festival Ironwood. IRONWOOD – The Red Devil HURLEY — page 18 athletes in several self-funded sports will be able to continue to compete on their respective teams next year after the Iron- Markkanen to address Ojibway closing in Marenisco Thursday wood Area Schools’ Board of Education renewed contracts for By P.J. GLISSON nen will be at the township hall at the end of last year without hurry to do so, trustee Kelly four of the sports Monday. [email protected] in Marenisco at 1:30 p.m. that properly notifying residents here Dunbar added, “Why they’re “Ironwood Area Schools has a MARENISCO – Members of day. Bouvette said he expects in advance. doing it at all makes no sense.” long tradition of offering a vari- the Marenisco Township board other officials, as yet unnamed, “I’m kind of amazed,” said At the same time, the state ety of quality athletic opportuni- of trustees learned at their Mon- to attend as well. Bouvette regarding the lack of Republican website reports that ties for all students. The board day evening meeting that state Bouvette said he still has not response so far. “I would hope Markkanen has been making a voted to continue that legacy Rep. Greg Markkanen, R- received word on the township’s we get our day in court soon.” formal effort to “repurpose” the tonight by renewing the con- Houghton, will be present appeal to the state Court of Meanwhile, Bouvette said he former prison. tracts for tennis, soccer, cross Thursday to discuss the status of Appeals. The Feb. 7 appeal was has heard that the state of Michi- Toward that end, Markkanen country and our ski team,” the former Ojibway Correctional in relation to a lower court’s rul- gan may remove the former proposed an amendment to con- Superintendent Travis Powell Facility. ing against Marenisco’s attempt prison’s self-sufficient sewage Township supervisor Richard to sue the Michigan Department facility. When he said he could- Bouvette reported that Markka- of Corrections for closing OCF n’t imagine them being in any MARENISCO — page 5 CONTRACTS — page 18 Iron County’s Lake of the Falls Park brings people together from near, far By P.J. GLISSON small dog named Milo that [email protected] belongs to his daughter, Brooke. MERCER – For several dozen “I take care of him all the time,” folks currently at Lake of the he said as he doted on the little Falls Park in Mercer, the only guy. experience better than camping Across the table, Matt Eitrem is to camp with a whole bunch of of Montreal was minding his family and friends. granddaughter, Claire Eitrem, 3, Hence, every year in July, for who was the youngest of about at least a week, several dozen of eight children age 10 and under. them converge from two states The adults estimated that they and several different towns and had about eight additional counties to enjoy a week or more teenagers among them, plus, as of Mother Nature and each Eitrem added, “numerous pets.” other’s company. Shelly Santini of Hurley said “We’re all family friends,” said some of the adults have known Joe Olson of Pence. “We all hang each other since their school together. Our kids hang together, days, and others met in later and now our grandchildren hang years. She noted that they are P.J. Glisson/Daily Globe together.” using 12 campsites and that 40 to LOUNGING ON a balmy Sunday morning at Mercer’s Lake of the Falls Park are, from left, Bob Olson He was sitting at a picnic table of Pence, Shelly Santini of Hurley, Joe Olson of Pence, and Matt Eitrem of Montreal with his grand- with his brother, Bob Olson of daughter, Claire Eitrem, 3, on his lap. Sitting in front of him is Lily Youngs of Hurley. Bob is holding Pence, who in turn was holding a Milo, who belongs to his daughter, Brooke. CAMPING — page 8 TODAY INDEX Scattered t-storms — Details, page 2 Business ...... 11 75 cents

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It is certain to face legal are meant to close the gap ernt, who has litigated challenges. between the initial asylum some of the major chal- According to the plan screening that most people lenges to the Trump effective immediately published in the Federal pass and the final decision administration’s immigra- Register, migrants who on asylum that most peo- tion policies, said the rule WASHINGTON (AP) – Taxpayer-fund- the regulations, but HHS said no judicial pass through another ple do not win. was unlawful and the ed family planning clinics must stop refer- orders currently prevent it from enforcing country – in this case, Attorney General group planned to sue. ring women to abortion providers imme- the rule while the litigation proceeds. Mexico – on their way to William Barr said that the “The rule, if upheld, diately, the Trump administration said Known as Title X, the family-planning the U.S. will be ineligible United States is “a gener- would effectively eliminate Monday, declaring it will begin enforcing a program serves about 4 million women for asylum. The rule also ous country but is being asylum for those at the new regulation hailed by religious conser- annually through independent clinics, applies to children who completely overwhelmed” southern border,” he said. vatives and denounced by medical organi- many operated by Planned Parenthood have crossed the border by the burdens associated “But it is patently unlaw- zations and women’s rights groups. affiliates, which serve about 40 percent of alone. with apprehending and ful.” The Health and Human Services all clients. The grant program costs tax- The vast majority of processing hundreds of U.S. law allows refugees department formally notified family plan- payers about $260 million a year. people affected by the rule thousands of migrants at to request asylum when ning clinics that it will begin enforcing the The family planning rule is part of a are from Central America. the southern border. they arrive at the U.S. ban on abortion referrals, along with a series of Trump administration efforts to But sometimes migrants He also said the rule is regardless of how they requirement that clinics maintain separate remake government policy on reproductive from Africa , Cuba or Haiti aimed at “economic arrive or cross. The crucial finances from facilities that provide abor- health. Other regulations tangled up in and other countries try to migrants” and “those who exception is for those who tions. Another requirement that both court would allow employers to opt out of come through the U.S.- seek to exploit our asylum have come through a coun- kinds of facilities cannot be under the offering free birth control to women work- Mexico border, as well. system to obtain entry to try considered to be “safe,” same roof would take effect next year. ers on the basis of religious or moral objec- There are some excep- the United States.” but the Immigration and The rule is widely seen as a blow tions, and grant health care professionals tions, including for victims But immigrant rights Nationality Act, which gov- against Planned Parenthood, which pro- wider leeway to opt out of procedures that of human trafficking and groups, religious leaders erns asylum law, is vague vides taxpayer-funded family planning offend their religious or moral scruples. asylum-seekers who were and humanitarian groups on how a country is deter- and basic health care to low-income Abortion is a legal medical procedure, denied protection in anoth- have said the Republican mined safe. It says pur- women, as well as abortions that must be but federal laws prohibit the use of tax- er country. If the country administration’s policies suant to a bilateral or mul- paid for separately. The organization is a payer funds to pay for abortions except in the migrant passed amount to a cruel effort to tilateral agreement.” mainstay of the federally-funded family cases of rape, incest, or to save the life of planning program and has threatened to the woman. quit over the dispute. Under the administration’s rule, clinic Trump tweets send stinging Planned Parenthood and other family- staff would still be permitted to discuss abor- planning providers are suing the Trump tion with clients, along with other options. message to countless Americans administration in federal court to overturn However, that would no longer be required. PHILADELPHIA (AP) – When President Donald Treasury chief: Facebook currency plan ripe for illicit use Trump tweeted that four WASHINGTON (AP) – “very serious concerns” “social media summit” he congresswomen should The Trump administration about the currency pro- led at the White House that “go back” where they came came out strongly Monday posed by the social net- gathered conservative crit- from, Erika Almiron was against Facebook’s ambi- work giant, to be called ics of Big Tech, tweeted last reminded of the first time tious plan to create a new Libra. “This is indeed a week: “I am not a fan of Bit- she heard the same com- digital currency, as the national security issue,” coin and other Cryptocur- ments. She was a new Treasury chief warned it Mnuchin told reporters at rencies, which are not fourth-grader at a predomi- could be used for illicit the White House. money, and whose value is nantly white Italian- activity such as money His comments came a highly volatile and based Catholic school. laundering, human traf- few days after President on thin air. Unregulated Since then, the daughter ficking and financing ter- Donald Trump tweeted Crypto Assets can facilitate of immigrants from rorism. that Libra “will have little unlawful behavior, includ- Paraguay has heard the Associated Press Treasury Secretary standing or dependability.” ing drug trade and other remark dozens of times. “I A PEDESTRIAN crosses Gratiot Avenue in Rep. Rashida Steven Mnuchin expressed Trump, fresh off a illegal activity.” was like, ‘I was born in Tlaib’s, D-Mich., 13th district in Detroit, Monday. If they want to get into South Philly, so what do Injecting race into his criticism of liberal Democrats, # # the financial business, you want me to do?’” said President Donald Trump said four congresswomen of THIS DAY Facebook and its dozens of Almiron, now 42 and an color, including Tlaib, should go back to the abroken partner companies in the immigrant-rights worker in and crime infested” countries they came from, ignor- IN HISTORY venture will have to accept Philadelphia. ing the fact that all of the women are American citi- the kind of tight regulation For countless Ameri- zens and three were born in the U.S. July 16 that banks are under, the cans, Trump’s words on candidate, but straight “What he’s doing is ugly • 1790 Congress declares the city of Washington in president said. Sunday sent a stinging from the occupant of the and vile and un-American the District of Columbia, the permanent capital of The Treasury chief’s message that they are not Oval Office. and not new. The rhetoric the United States comments went further, fully welcome in their own Trump “feels so embold- is cover for racist policy.” • 1957 US Marine Major John Glenn sets transcon- though, tying Libra directly country. His comments ened to believe that he has Trump’s tweets hearken tiental speed record (3:38:08) to concerns over potential echoed painful remarks the right to be here and back to his entry into poli- use for money laundering, they have heard through- • 1969 Apollo 11 launched, carrying the first men other people don’t, and he tics, when he questioned drug and human traffick- out their lives. But this to land on the moon gets to determine what that former President Barack ing, tax evasion and other time, they came not from a looks like,” Almiron said. Obama’s citizenship, said • 1999 John F. Kennedy Jr., his wife Carolyn Bessette crimes. stranger or even a political Kennedy and sister-in-law Lauren Bessette are killed in The president doubled Rashad Robinson, execu- a plane crash off the coast of Martha’s Vineyard down on his remarks Mon- tive director of the Color of Bessemer Township day, telling reporters that if Change civil rights organi- Today’s History was sponsored by the lawmakers “hate our zation, who recalled being Seeking Bids for country,” they can leave. told to “go back to Africa” He defended his tweets by while growing up on Long Swimming Hole Excavation saying the backlash he Island. Bessemer Township is seeking bids from licensed, insured received “doesn’t concern “These are basically contractors for the creation of a Swimming Hole in the me because many people questions about who Bessemer Township Memorial Park adjacent to the Black agree with me.” should be seen,” Robinson River. Job drawings and specifications may be obtained “He likes to other-ize said. “This is at the heart of by contacting the Supervisor at 906-667-0423. Sealed bids people and point to them the execution of ‘make marked Swimming Hole, must be received at the Bessemer as being the problem,” said America great again,’ this Township Hall, 10338 Mill St., P.O. Box 304, Ramsay, MI the Rev. William Barber, idea that America was truly 49959, by 3:00pm, Friday, August 9, 2019. senior pastor of Greenleaf great when only some peo- Christian Church in Golds- ple were allowed to Jeff Randall - Bessemer Township Supervisor boro, North Carolina. belong.” l THE DAILY GLOBE • YOURDAILYGLOBE.COM COMMUNITY TUESDAY, JULY 16, 2019 3 Calendar NEWLY CERTIFIED

Email calendar items and Mercer Health and Well- community news to ness Pickleball, 3-6 p.m., [email protected]. Mercer Community Center. For more information, call 906- Iron County Chronic 932-2211. Wasting Disease Committee, 4 p.m., Iron County Court- Tuesday, July 16 house, Hurley. Ironwood American Gogebic-Ontonagon Legion Auxiliary Unit 5, 6 Community Action Agency p.m., at the post, Ironwood food commodity distribution Memorial Building. for seniors, Pioneer Park Michigan Western Gate- Apartments tenants only, Iron- way Trail Authority, 6 p.m., wood, 9-10 a.m.; Our Lady of monthly meeting, Gogebic Peace Catholic Church park- County Courthouse, 200 N. ing lot, 10:30-11:15 a.m.; Mill Moore St., Bessemer. Trace Apartments west parking Superior Riders, 6:30 lot, 11:35-11:45 a.m.; Mill p.m., Festival Ironwood. Trace Apartments east parking Gogebic Range Carvers, lot, 11:45-11:55 a.m.; Wild- 6:30 p.m., shop room, A.D. wood Apartments community Johnston High School, Besse- room, 12-12:15 p.m. mer. Pickleball, 9 a.m.-noon, Superior Riders, 6:30 Patterson courts or Ironwood p.m., Festival Ironwood, Depot Memorial Building. Park. Iron-Gogebic Integrated IMPACT Life Support Family Services, 9-10:30 Group, 6:30 p.m., Woodland a.m., Iron County Courthouse, Church, Ironwood. Hurley. 906-663-4045 or 715- Narcotics Anonymous, 7 561-2191. p.m., Salem Lutheran Church, Submitted Photo Wisconsin Veterans Ironwood. area74.org. SHOWN ARE those who participated in the ORV certification course: from left, first row, Mason Pionk, Roman Employment Services Rep- Alcoholics Anonymous, resentative, 9-11:30 a.m., vet- 7:30 p.m., Sharon Lutheran Pionk, Gage Barbacovi, Lawrence Andersen, Patrick Lillie and Natalie Gagnon; second row, Marie McFarlane, erans service office, Hurley. Church, Bessemer. Tegan McFarlane, Claire Pionk, Kyra Kitto, Marissa Renaud; third row, Deborah Fergus, Gogebic County Deputy 715-392-7808. area74.org. Jessie Yesnet, Sandy Barbacovi, MDNR Conservation Officer Jennifer Hanson and Joe Rundell. Gogebic County Veterans Government Service Officer, 9:30-11:30 Iron County Extension a.m., Ironwood Memorial Education Committee, 10:30 Building. 906-667-1110. a.m., Iron County Summer Blood Pressure Screen- Youth Camp. ORV safety education class held over weekend ing, 11 a.m.-1 p.m., with Iron County Recycling Regional Hospice nurses, Mill Committee, 4 p.m., court IRONWOOD – The awarded their MDNR ORV open to all ages. in Wisconsin. Street Garden, Bessemer. house. 906-663-0308. Gogebic Range Trail Safety Education Certifi- Three Wisconsin partic- A Michigan Certificate Alcoholics Anonymous, Thursday, July 18 Authority ORV and Snow- cates. In the past two years ipants received their Cer- is accepted by Wisconsin noon, Salem Lutheran Church, mobile Club hosted anoth- GRTA has Certified 55 par- tificates. Wisconsin ATV DNR. Ironwood. area74.org. Gogebic-Ontonagon Ironwood Kiwanis Club, Community Action Agency er successful MDNR ORV ticipant in 2018 and 23 and UTV operators born Deborah Fergus mem- noon, Golden Dragon. food commodity distribution Safety Education Course participants in 2019 in on or after Jan. 1, 1988 who ber of the Gogebic Range Range Art Association, 1 for seniors, Bergland Lake Saturday at Gogebic Com- ORV Safety. are at least 12 years old for Trail Authority was the p.m., 906 Boom, Ironwood. Gogebic Senior Center, 9:45- munity College. This course is provided ATV (and at least 16 years Lead MDNR Instructor. Ironwood Carnegie 10 a.m. EDT; White Pine Por- Library Board, 4 p.m. cupine Mountain Senior Cen- The Saturday MDNR to the public and Michigan old for UTV) must com- Plans are in the works to Hurley VFW Post 1580, 6 ter, 10:20-10:35 a.m. EDT; ORV Safety Education and law requires children plete an ATV and UTV safe- provide MDNR Snowmo- p.m., VFW post home. Ontonagon Holy Family Certification Course held under age 16 to possess ty certification course in bile Safety Education and Bessemer Veterans of Catholic Church, 11-11:45 a.m. Foreign Wars, 6 p.m., VFW EDT; Mass City Resource at the Gogebic Community and carry an ORV Safety order to operate on public Certification Courses this hall, Bessemer. Center, 1:15-1:45 p.m. EDT. College saw 11 participants Certificate but the course is ATV/UTV trails and areas Fall. Mountain Biking Group, 6 Pickleball, 9 a.m.-noon, p.m., WinMan Trailhead. Patterson courts or Ironwood Alcoholics Anonymous, 7 Memorial Building. p.m., Episcopal Church of the Gogebic County Veterans Record spending expected for school supplies Transfiguration, Ironwood. Service Officer, 10:30-11:30 area74.org. a.m., Wakefield City Hall; 1-2 WASHINGTON (AP) – expected to total $26.2 bil- backpacks and lunch online (45 percent), fol- Government p.m., Watersmeet Township; As students gear up to go lion, down from last year’s boxes ($117.49). K-12 fami- lowed by department Iron County Comprehen- 2:45-3:15 p.m., Marenisco sive Planning and Zoning Township. 906-667-1110. back to school and college, $27.5 billion despite the lies plan to do most of their stores (39 percent), dis- Cimmittee, 3 p.m., Iron Coun- Alcoholics Anonymous, families plan to spend increase in per-household shopping at department count stores (36 percent), ty Courthouse, Hurley. noon, Salem Lutheran Church, more than ever on supplies spending. stores (53 percent), dis- college bookstores (32 per- Hurley Parks and Recre- Ironwood. area74.org. ation, followed by City Coun- Mended Hearts and Dia- ranging from pencils and Families with college count stores (50 percent), cent) and office supply cil, 5 p.m., City Hall. betes Support Group, 2 p.m., backpacks to computers students are expected to online (49 percent), cloth- stores (29 percent). Gogebic Community Col- Aspirus Grand View Hospital and dorm refrigerators, spend an average $976.78, ing stores (45 percent) and “College shoppers are lege board, 5 p.m., working conference area, Ironwood. according to the annual which is up from last year’s office supply stores (31 really showing their school session, Room B22, Solin 906-932-2443. Center. Bessemer Area Historical survey released today by $942.17 and tops the previ- percent). spirit when it comes to Wednesday, July 17 Society, 2 p.m., 403 Sophie the National Retail Federa- ous record of $969.88 set Among K-12 shoppers, buying collegiate gear this St., Bessemer. tion and Prosper Insights in 2017. With fewer survey teens are expected to spend year,” Shay said. Spending Regional Hospice Grief Gogebic-Ontonagon Support Group, 2 p.m., Com- and Analytics. respondents saying they an average $36.71 of their on college-branded items is Community Action Agency fort Inn, conference room, Iron- “Consumers are in a are attending college, own money, up from expected to average food commodity distribution wood. strong position given the spending is expected to $30.88 10 years ago, while $62.22, up 17 percent from for seniors, Bruce Crossing Summer Exercise Class, Stannard Township ballpark, 1- 2 p.m., Mercer Community nation’s growing economy, total $54.5 billion, down pre-teens should spend last year. 1:30 p.m. EDT; Watersmeet Center. and we see this reflected in from last year’s record $26.40, up from $11.94 10 For online purchases, Food Pantry, 1:15-1:30 p.m.; SMART Recovery, 4:30 Marenisco Town Hall, 2-2:15 what they say they will $55.3 billion. years ago. 90 percent of K-12 and 85 p.m., 101 E. Mary St., Besse- spend on back-to-class Total spending for K-12 “Members of Genera- percent of college shoppers p.m. mer. Christian Men of the ReGeneration Youth, items this year,” NRF Presi- schools and college com- tion Z are clearly becoming plan to take advantage of Northland, 6:30 a.m., Uptown 5:30-6:45 p.m., ages 10-11; dent and CEO Matthew bined is projected to reach more involved with back- free shipping. Cafe, Ironwood. Relentless Youth, 7-9 p.m., Shay said. “We’re expect- $80.7 billion, down from to-school purchasing deci- “Back-to-class shoppers Alcoholics Anonymous, ages 12-18; Lighthouse Faith open meeting, noon, Salem Center, Ironwood. ing record spending and last year’s $82.8 billion sions rather than leaving still have the bulk of their Lutheran Church, Ironwood. Mountain Biking Group, 6 retailers are ready to pro- largely because of the the choices up to mom and shopping to do and are area74.org. p.m, Raven Trails, Woodruff. DOVE Support Group, vide students with all the decreased number of dad,” Shay said. “Over the waiting to see what the best Wakefield Chamber of items they need for a suc- households with children years, both teens and pre- deals and promotions will noon-2 p.m. 906-932-4990. Commerce, 6 p.m., Wakefield Ironwood-Hurley Rotary Municipal Building. cessful school year.” in elementary through teens are spending more of be at a variety of different Club, 12:15 p.m., Elk and Alcoholics Anonymous, Hound Restaurant, Ironwood. Families with children high school. their own money on back- retailers,” Prosper Insights 6:30 p.m., First Presbyterian in elementary school According to the survey, to-school items.” Executive Vice President of Kimball Homemakers, 1 Church, Hurley. area74.org. p.m., Community Center. Gogebic County Council through high school plan clothing and accessories College shoppers plan Strategy Phil Rist said. The Iron County Historical of Veteran Affairs, 6:30 p.m., to spend an average will top K-12 families’ to spend the most on elec- survey found 89 percent of Society museum, 1 p.m., 303 Bessemer VFW. $696.70. That’s up from expenses at an average tronics ($234.69), followed both K-12 and college Iron Street, Hurley. 715-564- Knights of Columbus 2244. Council 1396, 6:30 p.m. social $684.79 last year and tops $239.82, followed by elec- by clothing and accessories shoppers still had half or Iron County Veterans meeting, KC Hall, Ironwood. the previous record of tronics such as computers, ($148.54), dorm and apart- more of their purchases left Service Officer, 1-3 p.m., Government Mercer, Wis., Town Hall. 715- $687.72 set in 2017. With calculators and phones ment furnishings to complete. Of those, 49 Hurley Senior Center fewer families surveyed ($203.44); shoes ($120.19) and food items percent were waiting for 561-2190. Board of Directors, 12:30 American Legion Post 58, p.m., Hurley Senior Center, saying they have children ($135.96) and supplies ($98.72). They plan to do the best deals for items on 2 p.m., Iron County Memorial Hurley. in grades K-12, spending is such as notebooks, pencils, most of their shopping their lists. Building, Hurley.

Hiawatha National Forest provides blueberry picking maps LAKE GLADSTONE – Sum- Officer. nize and properly identify GOGEBIC’S mer has come to the Tired, old blueberry the berries that are picked Hiawatha National Forest, bushes begin to rebound before eating. Consuming FINEST FLEET bringing with it the soon after treatment. wild plants may cause seri- IS FOR RENT promise of another blue- “Of course production ous illness or death. Never berry season. depends on the weather, eat plants that can’t be con- Blueberries provide but generally blueberry fidently identified. food for wildlife as well as bushes are most productive Forage at your own risk. for humans, so whether between two and four years Get a national forest you’re a black bear or a after treatment,” said Bren- map and use it. Download- human, one can be glad to da Dale, Hiawatha National ing a map onto your cell know that they can predict Forest’s East Zone Fire phone for use when you’re where to find berries based Management Officer. “out of range” is a good on recent forest manage- Submitted Photo She noted that late July idea. ment activities. BLUEBERRY HARVESTS are most bountiful in late July and August are usually the “Blueberries are a nutri- 20 ft. Pontoons How? 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Zone Fire Management This makes sense species native to the local native species benefit from These maps of the Officer. because blueberries environment – and they vegetation management recent treatments in blue- evolved with periodic wild- promote blueberry produc- activities like clearcutting berry habitat areas will fires. tion by eliminating compet- and low intensity pre- give one a good starting Since the retreat of ing vegetation and removing scribed fire,” said Eric Reb- point from which to discov- 2000 Genie Boom Lift glaciers from this region worn out blueberry bush itzke, Hiawatha National er their very own “secret approximately 10,000 patch”. 45’, 4WD, $ branches to make room for Forest Fire Management Only 2500 hrs., 18,999 years ago, certain ecosys- It is important to recog- vigorous new branches with gas or propane, tems on the Hiawatha lots of flowers. 75Hp, National Forest evolved “In order to maintain an The Bessemer Township/Ramsay 4th of July Committee is still looking for hand controls in basket, with frequently recurring ample supply of productive weight = 14,500lbs., wildfires. blueberry bushes, we winning 50/50 ticket number max platform height = 46.2’ Native Americans also methodically plan our Runs great! used fire to help manage management in blueberry Excellent shape! vegetation and hunting habitats,” said U.S. Forest habitat prior to European Service Wildlife Biologist 7278 FOR SALE or RENT! settlement of the area. Micah Reuber, who is sta- (worth $7,500.00) With these facts in tioned at the Hiawatha If you have this winning ticket number mind, U.S. Forest Service National Forest’s Glad- Cloverland Motors please contact the Bessemer Township Hall 300 E. Cloverland Dr., (U.S. 2) • Ironwood, MI 49938 land managers use vegeta- stone headquarters. tion management activities, On a rotational basis, at (906) 667-0423 906-932-1202 www.cloverlandmotorsports.com l 4 TUESDAY, JULY 16, 2019 OPINION THE DAILY GLOBE • YOURDAILYGLOBE.COM DAILY GLOBE Respect life’s end Sue Mizell, Publisher “God be good to him – we sure is human if it protects life, every life, weren’t,” was the prayer that came to from its beginning to its natural end, Larry Holcombe, Managing Editor mind when I saw the news that Vin- without choosing who is worthy to cent Lambert had died. He died nine live or who is not. Doctors should days after being taken off food and serve life, not take it away.” water following a long legal battle. After Lambert had died, he wrote: Lambert, from France, had been Kathryn “May God the Father welcome Vin- In Their Opinion in a traffic accident in that country Lopez cent Lambert in His arms. Let us not in 2008. He was in what most media build a civilization that discards per- Facial recognition reports called a “vegetative state” sons those whose lives we no longer since the accident. The debate over consider to be worthy of living: technology invites whether he should be kept alive or every life is valuable, always.” allowed to die escalated from a fami- comes to end-of-life debates, extraor- The following day, Pope Francis ly dispute to a pitched legal battle, dinary care is the question – would tweeted: “Faith is a gift that keeps abuse eventually roping in the French pres- the patient want doctors to do any- alive a profound and beautiful cer- ident and even the United Nations. thing to keep him alive – under tainty: that we are God’s beloved Detroit police have been using facial recognition In the days before his death, the what circumstances do you fight and children.” software for more than a year under standard oper- archbishop of Paris had asked all under what circumstances to you Faith helps us make sense of ating guidelines, but without a formal policy priests in his archdiocese to pray for decide to patiently wait for life’s nat- this life and see it as the gift that it approved by the Board of Police Commissioners. mercy on his soul and for his family. ural end? But the Lambert case is. It also helps draw us out of our- That’s not OK. The software has tremendous poten- A perplexed priest on Twitter stood out because it involved remov- selves to protect life and protect tial for violating civil liberties, and its use should expressed some frustration that ing basic nutrition from his daily others, especially when they have come with restrictions that are clearly understood by Lambert’s case had become a such a care. no voice. We all have free will and both the public and the police. firestorm. I understand his feelings. That’s nothing extraordinary. live in a broken world, but I could- The board has delayed voting on formal proce- Sometimes you do have to stop and This, like making sure people at the n’t help but wonder, as Lambert dures, insisting citizens can trust police to use the wonder: What made this particular border have water and clean clothes, died, that maybe if we were all a lit- technology properly to assure a safer community. story, out of all the bad and tragic is a fundamental question about our tle more conscious of the vulnera- But any intrusive measure employed by law news in the world – much of which humanity and dignity. We talk about bility of the people around us and enforcement should come with strong oversight. goes ignored or only briefly noticed mercy in ending a life, but there can our common need for friendship, Along with privacy concerns, the software could also – such a big deal? People live, die be no mercy if there is no reverence nourishment and acceptance, we run afoul of Fourth Amendment protections against and starve and suffer daily, after all. for life, whatever state it is in. wouldn’t have such bitter, news- illegal search and seizure. It, is of course, because the Lam- Back on Twitter, I noticed a con- making divides. The facial recognition initiative is separate from bert case was about a person at his sistency in tweets from Pope Francis. Kathryn Jean Lopez can be con- the city’s Project Green Light, in which business own- most vulnerable – and the state not While Lambert was still alive, he tacted at [email protected]. ers can purchase cameras that provide a live video protecting him in the end – that we wrote: “We pray for the sick who are COPYRIGHT 2019 United Feature connection to the police department. However, must pay attention to it. When it abandoned and left to die. A society Syndicate footage from the cameras may be scanned by the facial recognition software. Many business owners and residents have applauded the Green Light program for keeping the city safer. Indeed, the cameras have helped solve crimes, says Willie Bell, a district chairman on the Police Commissioners’ board. Footage from the cam- eras has helped track down suspects in the May shooting of five members of the LGBT community, as well as the suspects who halted traffic on Lodge Free- way while performing stunts in their vehicles. Yet others question the effectiveness of the pro- gram. Eric C. Williams, an attorney with ACLU of Michigan, says there is no evidence to suggest that either Project Green Light or use of facial recognition technology has helped prevent crime. “Crime trends in Detroit have been falling parallel to the national trend,” Williams said. “Our line is just higher.” Further, Williams expressed concern that facial recognition is especially problematic for minorities, since it has proven less accurate at recognizing black and brown faces. “The law has not caught up to technology, and rules haven’t been made to address our fundamental rights,” Williams says. Bell assures that any problems with the technolo- gy will be addressed, and that the department are taking constitutional concerns seriously. A plan signed in April said the software cannot be used “unless there is reasonable suspicion that such use of facial recognition technology will provide information relevant to an active or ongoing criminal Today in history Republican presidential nomi- decades past had paved the (Butina was sentenced to 18 or homeland security investigation.” nation at the party’s convention way for his election as the months in prison after admit- But there are no regulations on constitutes “rea- in Detroit. nation’s first black commander ting gathering intelligence on sonable suspicion.” Judgment in this case is based on By The Associated Press In 1981, singer Harry in chief, President Barack the NRA and other groups at subjective evaluations or on algorithms – which Today’s Highlight in History Chapin was killed when his car Obama paid homage to the the direction of a former Rus- On July 16, 1969, Apollo 11 was struck by a tractor-trailer NAACP during a convention in sian lawmaker.) Bryce Harper some studies have shown to be inaccurate. blasted off from Cape Kennedy on New York’s Long Island New York, and advised mem- of the Washington Nationals Though the police say the facial recognition soft- on the first manned mission to Expressway. bers that their work remained won the All-Star Home Run ware is used only to identify violent criminal offend- the surface of the moon. In 1999, John F. Kennedy unfinished. In an embarrassing Derby in his home ballpark, ers, new technology often opens a Pandora’s box. On this date Jr., his wife, Carolyn, and her acknowledgement, NASA beating Kyle Schwarber of the One potential problem, Williams says, is the depart- In 1790, a site along the sister, Lauren Bessette, died admitted that in all likelihood, it Chicago Cubs 19-18. Potomac River was designated when their single-engine had recorded over the original Today’s Birthdays ment’s potential to share its database with other law the permanent seat of the Unit- plane, piloted by Kennedy, videotapes of the Apollo 11 Former U.S. Attorney Gen- enforcement agencies, including federal immigration ed States government; the area plunged into the Atlantic Ocean moon landing. eral Dick Thornburgh is 87. officials. became Washington, D.C. near Martha’s Vineyard, Mas- Five years ago: The U.S. International Tennis Hall of “It’s not even just a matter of if you trust any indi- In 1945, the United States sachusetts. and the European Union Famer Margaret Court is 77. exploded its first experimental In 2002, the Irish Republi- imposed new economic sanc- College Football Hall of Famer vidual on the Detroit Police Department,” Williams atomic bomb in the desert of can Army issued an unprece- tions on Russia; in his and football coach Jimmy says. “It’s whether or not you trust the U.S. govern- Alamogordo, New Mexico; the dented apology for the deaths announcement, President Johnson is 76. Violinist Pin- ment.” same day, the heavy cruiser of “noncombatants” over 30 Barack Obama said, “What we chas Zukerman is 71. Rock The Detroit Police Department must address these USS Indianapolis left Mare years of violence in Northern are expecting is that the Rus- composer-musician Stewart concerns in producing a comprehensive and clear Island Naval Shipyard in Cali- Ireland. sian leadership will see once Copeland is 67. Playwright fornia on a secret mission to In 2004, Martha Stewart again that its actions in Ukraine Tony Kushner is 63. Actress policy for who, when and why facial recognition tech- deliver atomic bomb compo- was sentenced to five months have consequences.” Texas Faye Grant is 62. Dancer nology is used. And since the program is already in nents to Tinian Island in the in prison and five months of blues legend Johnny Winter, Michael Flatley is 61. Actress place, those guidelines should come as soon as pos- Marianas. home confinement by a federal 70, died in Zurich. Phoebe Cates is 56. Actor Paul sible. In 1957, Marine Corps Maj. judge in New York for lying One year ago: After meet- Hipp is 56. Actor Daryl “Chill” John Glenn set a transcontinen- about a stock sale. ing with Russian President Mitchell is 54. Actor-comedian –The Detroit News tal speed record by flying a In 2008, Florida resident Vladimir Putin in Helsinki, Will Ferrell is 52. Actor Vought F8U Crusader jet from Casey Anthony, whose 2-year- President Donald Trump open- Jonathan Adams is 52. College California to New York in 3 hours, old daughter, Caylee, had ly questioned the finding of his and Pro Football Hall of Famer Thought for today 23 minutes and 8.4 seconds. been missing a month, was own intelligence agencies that Barry Sanders is 51. Actress In 1964, as he accepted the arrested on charges of child Russia had meddled in the Rain Pryor is 50. Actor Corey Republican presidential nomi- neglect, making false official 2016 U.S. election to his bene- Feldman is 48. Rock musician nation in San Francisco, Barry statements and obstructing a fit. (Trump said a day later that Ed Kowalczyk (Live) is 48. “Any life, however long and complicated it may be, actual- M. Goldwater declared that criminal investigation. (Casey he misspoke.) Federal prose- Rock singer Ryan McCombs “extremism in the defense of Anthony was later acquitted at cutors said a 29-year-old gun (Drowning Pool) is 45. Actress ly consists of a single moment: the moment when a man liberty is no vice” and that trial of murdering Caylee, rights activist, Maria Butina, Jayma Mays is 40. Actress “moderation in the pursuit of whose skeletal remains were had been arrested on charges AnnaLynne McCord is 32. knows forever more who he is.” justice is no virtue.” found in December 2008; she that she served as a covert Actor-singer James Maslow is In 1979, Saddam Hussein was convicted of lying to Russian agent while living in 29. Actor Mark Indelicato is 25. — Jorge Luis Borges, Argentine author (1899-1986) became president of Iraq. police.) Washington, gathering intelli- Pop singer-musician Luke In 1980, former California Ten years ago: Saying that gence on American officials Hemmings (5 Seconds to Gov. Ronald Reagan won the civil rights leaders from and political organizations. Summer) is 23.

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PUBLISHEREXECUTIVE ASSISTANT/ACCOUNTING DAILY GLOBE Sue Mizell Jenna Kallas yourdailyglobe.com MANAGING EDITOR CIRCULATION Larry Holcombe Marissa Casari USPS 269-980 Award Winning Newspaper Published daily Monday - Saturday ADVERTISING DIRECTOR (except Memorial Day, Independence Day, Labor Day, Heidi Ofstad Thanksgiving, Christmas and New Year’s Day) Periodicals postage paid at Ironwood, MI 49938 POSTMASTER – Send changes of addresses to: The Daily Globe, P.O. Box 548, 118 E. McLeod Ave., Ironwood, MI 49938 906-932-2211 • 800-236-2887 • Fax 906-932-5358 l THE DAILY GLOBE • YOURDAILYGLOBE.COM AREA / STATE TUESDAY, JULY 16, 2019 5 Record

POLICE REPORTS according to the Michigan Gogebic County State Police. An 18-year-old Bessemer ——— man was cited for driving with The Gogebic County no proof of insurance on July 6 Sheriff’s Office responded to in Wakefield, according to the a fraud complaint at a Gogebic County Sheriff’s Marenisco business on July Office. 12 at 3:25 p.m. Staff at the ——— business said they had been A 40-year-old Ironwood scammed out of $1,482 by man was arrested on MacDon- callers claiming to be Xcel ald Lane in Ironwood for oper- Energy and convinced them ating a vehicle while under the they owed the money for late influence of an intoxicant, and payments. having open alcohol contain- ——— P.J. Glisson/Daily Globe ers inside the vehicle on July 8 The Gogebic County Sher- DEBATING ONE of many topics at their Monday evening are members of the Marenisco Township board. From at 3:45 p.m., according to the iff’s Office responded to a left are township clerk Donna Kenney, trustee Dave Hagen, supervisor Richard Bouvette, treasurer Diane Dean Michigan State Police. fraud complaint from a and trustee Kelly Dunbar. ——— Marenisco resident on July 12 A Chrysler Town and Coun- at 12:30 p.m. The resident said ing sympathy for the clos- —Purchased just over township hall and the new try minivan was tagged for ille- the callers claimed to be Xcel Marenisco gal parking on U.S. 2 at Mar- Energy billing and said she ing of the prison and the seven acres of land for pavilion, rather than only shalek Drive in Bessemer. The owed money for late pay- impact that loss has had on $3,900 from a landowner at the latter, as they were vehicle was towed 48 hours ments. She contacted Xcel From page 1 the community at large. whose property uninten- this year. She said air con- after it was tagged on July 10 Energy and learned that her at 5:30 p.m., according to the billing was up-to-date. sider OCF among other Regarding potential tionally had included por- ditioning in the hall makes Gogebic County Sheriff’s proposed locations as a word on the state appeal, tions of the township ceme- it more comfortable and Office. ACCIDENTS training academy for cor- Bouvette said Monday tery, softball field, and that the new pavilion was ——— Ontonagon County A 35-year-old Wakefield The Michigan State Police rectional officers. night, “I don’t know that shooting range. Bouvette too crowded this year. Bou- was arrested for simple assault reported to a rollover crash on “The closure of the Ojib- the prison will reopen, but said the purchase should vette advised her to attend on July 13 at 4 p.m., according Robbins Pons Road in Onton- way prison devastated the there should be some reso- solve most of the land next year’s Fourth of July to the Gogebic County Sher- agon County on July 12 at surrounding communities,” iff’s Office. 11:50 a.m. No injuries were lution of the issue.” issues. committee meetings. reported and no charges Markkanen stated. “Rather —Heard from township —Heard a complaint Ontonagon County made. The crash remains than letting the vacant facil- clerk Donna Kenney that from Karen Wilke that a The Michigan State Police under investigation. Water building to be reported responding to a tres- ity continue to deteriorate demolished her class of 1979 intends to neighbor of hers was clear- In other news, the board passing complaint in Trout ANIMAL COMPLAINTS and turn into a community donate a bench to the ing trees on his property, Creek, on July 8 at 8:20 p.m. Gogebic County eyesore, we now have a also: Marenisco park. “We’re which she described as The resident decided not to A Gogebic County Sheriff’s chance to breathe new life —Voted to take bids to hoping other classes will “one of the prettiest lots left press charges and no arrest Office deputy on patrol demolish the township was made. encountered a black lab on the into the building and fulfill follow suit,” she said in Marenisco.” Bouvette ——— loose on Sophie Street in the state’s need for a train- water building, which regarding related initia- explained that the The Michigan State Police Bessemer on July 12 at 7 p.m. ing facility.” stands next to the Gogebic tives. Kelly Dunbar and his landowner has the right to responded to a motor vehicle The dog had tags and was Markkanen’s proposal County Road Commission father, Jim Dunbar, will do what he wishes with his accident with a building on brought to the station as East River Street in the Village attempts to contact dog’s passed the state House last building on the corner of make the bench. property. of Ontonagon on July 9 at 1 owner failed and it was month and advanced to the Mill and Main streets. Bou- —Heard a complaint The board’s next meet- p.m. The 93-year-old driver brought to HOPE animal shel- state Senate. vette said that, when the job from Valerie Miller that ing will be on Aug. 19 at 6 from White Pine was treated ter until the owner could be is done, the township likely for minor injuries. contacted. Markkanen and other older citizens would appre- p.m. in the Marenisco ——— ——— representatives of this will build another smaller ciate having Fourth of July Township Hall. The public A 34-year-old Ironwood A Gogebic County Sheriff’s region have shown ongo- structure there for storage. activities split between the is welcome. man was arrested for driving Office deputy responded to a with a license under suspen- dog at large complaint on July sion on U.S. 2 in Bessemer on 12 at 12:08 p.m. on Fletcher July 9 at 8:50 p.m., according Drive in Wakefield. The resi- Ontonagon Area Board of Education discusses energy saving costs to the Michigan State Police. dent said a neighbor’s dog By JAN TUCKER conversion could come from the sink- division are changes concerning ——— growled at him and his own [email protected] A 29-year-old woman was dog while in their garage. The ing fund voters approved and can be snack time and treats. It notes that all arrested for disorderly conduct deputy spoke with neighbor ONTONAGON — The Ontonagon used for building updates. The board food and beverages provided, other on Main Street in Marenisco who agreed to keep the dog Area Board of Education Monday approved the project, which Bobula than sales … shall comply with the on July 11 at 8:25 p.m., leased. approved a program that could save said will be completed before school current USDA dietary Guidelines for the district up to $2,000 a month in starts in the fall. Americans. The stated reason for the energy costs. The superintendent urged those policy is to provide “direction for stu- McBroom, Markkanen to Superintendent Jim Bobula told who have athletic ability and know dents to be exposed to healthy food host Ironwood office hour the board that he had been contacted something about coaching to apply choices and avoid unhealthy foods by Northland Electric about replac- for one of the coaching positions for classroom snack time and or IRONWOOD — Michigan state Sen. Ed McBroom ing all the lights in the school to LED open in the district. He said the dis- treats.” and state Rep. Gregory Markkanen will co-host an lighting. Bobula said the lights them- trict is looking for a JV and varsity The smart snacks must meet the office hour on Thursday from noon until 1 p.m. at selves are basically free and last a volleyball coach, assistant football guidelines of: 200 calories or less, Contrast Coffee in Ironwood. long time. While the cost of the pro- coach and JV boys basketball coach. 200 mg or less of sodium. 35% or The legislators will be available to answer ques- ject would be about $18,000, possi- Applications can be made at the less of total fat, less than 10% of satu- tions and provide information and assistance, as ble rebate for converting to LED school. rated fat and sugar 35% by weight or well as take suggestions on issues affecting commu- could run as high as $6,400. “Even The board approved the first read- less. nities and businesses in the district. No appoint- without the rebate we could save ing of both the elementary and junior ment is necessary. $1,000 to $2,000 a month,” he said. high handbooks. Among the addi- For more information, call 517-373-7840. Bobula said funds to pay for the tions to the policy in the elementary ENERGY — page 8 Bessemer enters TUESDAY EVENING JULY 16, 2019 7:007:308:008:309:009:3010:0010:3011:0011:30 Pandora Jax learns about The 100 Russell seeks jus- Page Six TV The Gold- The Gold- Seinfeld ’ Seinfeld ’ Engagement management agreement # CW KDLH her own identity. (TVPG) tice. 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We 2 garlic cloves, sliced started by browning sliced thin garlic in oil, which mel- 1/8 teaspoon red pep- lowed its flavor and per flakes infused the dish with warm Salt and pepper aromatic notes. 12 ounces cherry toma- Cherry tomatoes, toes, quartered which are of reliable quali- 1. tablespoon capers, Associated Press ty year-round, became soft rinsed THIS PHOTO provided by America’s Test Kitchen shows Halibut with Roasted Garlic and Cherry Tomatoes. This and sweet with the gentle 1 teaspoon minced recipe appears in the book “Cook It In Your Dutch Oven.” cooking. Capers provided fresh thyme or 1/4 tea- briny bites, and thyme spoon dried over medium-low heat and pepper and lay on top transfer steaks to cutting tablespoons oil and season gave the dish an herbal 2 (1 1/4 pound) skin-on until shimmering. Add gar- of tomatoes. Cover, transfer board, tent with aluminum with salt and pepper to base note. Browning the full halibut steaks, about 1 lic, pepper flakes, and pot to oven, and cook until foil, and let rest while fin- taste. halibut was unnecessary; 1/4 inches thick and 10 to pinch of salt and cook until halibut flakes apart when ishing sauce. Bring tomato Remove skin from it didn’t contribute much 12 inches long, trimmed garlic is light golden, 2 to 4 gently prodded with paring mixture to simmer over steaks and separate quad- to the flavor, and the fish’s Adjust oven rack to low- minutes. Off heat, stir in knife and registers 140 F, medium-high heat and rants of meat from bone by texture was better without est position and heat oven tomatoes, capers, and 35 to 40 minutes. cook until slightly thick- slipping spatula gently it. to 250 F. Heat 2 table- thyme. Remove pot from oven. ened, about 2 minutes. Off between them. Serve hal- While the halibut rest- spoons oil in Dutch oven Season steaks with salt Using 2 thin spatulas, heat, stir in remaining 2 ibut with sauce. Healthy lifestyle may Be aware of threats to heart health American Heart said Dr. Donald Lloyd- social problems,” Khera Of all peripheral risk offset risk for Alzheimer’s Association News Jones, chair of the depart- said. “If you don’t feel safe, factors that may not make Many people can recite ment of preventive you may be less inclined to the posters and pamphlets, LOS ANGELES (AP) – A Medical Association. the major risk factors for medicine at Northwestern do physical activity. Lloyd-Jones said sleep may healthy lifestyle can cut About 50 million people your risk of developing have dementia, and heart disease, the stuff of University’s Feinberg “If people live in a tough be the most significant. Alzheimer’s or other forms Alzheimer’s disease is the posters, public service ads School of Medicine in environment, you can’t just “Good sleep hygiene is of dementia even if you most common type. and dire warnings: smok- Chicago. “That has direct tell them to move to a new incredibly important,” he have genes that raise your Genes and lifestyle ing, high blood pressure, toxic effects.” neighborhood,” he said, said. “Lack of sleep or poor risk for these mind- contribute to many dis- obesity, diabetes, high In the short term, vul- “People need to be empow- sleep drives risk for higher destroying diseases, a large eases, but researchers cholesterol, lack of exer- nerable people are urged to ered to make communities blood pressure, poor eat- study has found. only recently have had the cise. stay indoors or wear masks better.” ing habits, weight prob- People with high genetic tools and information to But what about these? when the air quality is par- Lloyd-Jones said stress lems and atrial fibrillation risk and poor health habits do large studies to see Air pollution, loneliness, ticularly bad. A recent and social isolation, which (a potentially dangerous were about three times how much each factor more likely to develop matters. lack of green space, lack of study in Denmark showed can affect heart health, are irregular heartbeat), espe- dementia versus those One such study a few sleep and stress. the benefits of exercising hard to measure and define cially if you have sleep with low genetic risk and years ago found that They’re elements of our outdoors to prevent heart — and to treat. apnea (interrupted breath- good habits, researchers healthy living could help lives, often interconnected, attacks outweighed the “There does seem to be ing during sleep). Poor reported Sunday. overcome genetic risk for that also affect cardiovas- risks of air pollution, while an important mind-body sleep hygiene can under- Regardless of how much heart disease. Now cular health. a U.S.-based study pub- connection,” he said. “It’s mine everything.” genetic risk someone had, researchers have shown “You can’t control some lished in January in the just hard to know how to A study published in the a good diet, adequate exer- the same to be true for of these things, so maybe American Heart Associa- intervene effectively. It’s Journal of the American cise, limiting alcohol and dementia. we don’t think about them tion journal Circulation easy to say we should all College of Cardiology in not smoking made demen- Dr. Elzbieta Kuzma and tia less likely. colleagues at the Universi- enough,” said Dr. Amit indicated a heart-healthy reduce stress, but obvious- January found that getting “I consider that good ty of Exeter Medical School Khera, director of the Pre- Mediterranean diet can ly it’s hard to do.” less than six hours of sleep news,” said John Haaga in England used the UK ventive Cardiology Pro- mitigate some of the dam- People suffering the a night was associated with of the U.S. National Biobank to study nearly gram at UT Southwestern age caused by air pollution. psychological effects of plaque buildup in the arter- Institute on Aging, one 200,000 people 60 or Medical Center in Dallas. But in the long term, stress and loneliness, ies, the underlying cause of of the study’s many older with no signs or “They can directly affect us, Khera said, “We need to be Lloyd-Jones said, tend to cardiovascular disease. sponsors. “No one can symptoms of dementia at but also contribute to some aware of air pollution so smoke and drink more, In all, the lesser-known guarantee you’ll escape the start. of those major risk fac- we can advocate for poli- have worse eating and risk factors may be harder this awful disease” but Their genetic risk was tors.” cies that control it because sleeping habits, are less to gauge than the straight- you can tip the odds in classified as high, medium your favor with clean liv- or low based on dozens of Take air pollution, for it affects our health.” physically active and even forward numbers for ing, he said. mutations known to affect example. Many studies The same is true for less likely to take their weight, blood pressure and Results were discussed dementia. They also were have shown that dirty air is green space, which studies medication as prescribed. cholesterol. But, Lloyd- at the Alzheimer’s Associa- grouped by lifestyle fac- a health hazard, especially suggest is important to “All that catalyzes and Jones said, they form an tion International Confer- tors. for the elderly or people heart health because of its facilitates the bad things important part of heart- ence in Los Angeles and After about eight years with underlying cardiovas- connection to physical about those other risk fac- health assessments for doc- published online by the of study, 1.8% of those cular problems. activity, good eating habits tors and amplifies them,” tors and patients. Journal of the American with high genetic risk and “We know that the par- and mental well-being. he said. “It becomes a “All of these really form poor lifestyles had devel- ticulate matter in air when such an important context oped dementia versus “Communities without vicious cycle. The social AUKEE 0.6% of folks with low absorbed in the lungs caus- green spaces may have determinants of health fit around the physiologic CHIROPRACTIC genetic risk and healthy es inflammation that’s food deserts (a term for into the broader picture measures we work on with Natural, Safe, Drug Free, habits. immediately reflected in areas without access to we’re trying to understand the patient,” he said. “We AFFORDABLE Chiropractic Among those with the the cardiovascular system,” fresh, healthy food) and more about.” ignore them at our peril.” Care, We Correct CAUSES, highest genetic risk, just Rather Than Treat Symptoms. over 1% of those with favorable lifestyles devel- After stroke, radio legend talks self-care We Accept: oped dementia compared By American Heart Associa- • Medicare • Blue Cross Blue Shield to nearly 2% of those with together,” Jackson said. “I said. “When I realized that was “stuck” — a result of the tion News • WI Medicaid And Most poor lifestyles. have a great sense of peace, I could talk, I knew God stroke that eye exercises • Other Insurances One limitation: Patty Jackson has been because I know that I was a wasn’t finished with me.” have since resolved — Jack- M Researchers only had dishing celebrity news and good daughter.” After the hospital, she son bedazzled an eye patch Call To Schedule An talking pop culture on Jackson felt profound was admitted to MossRe- that she wore for the occa- Cal Appointment Today! information on mutations affecting people of Euro- Philadelphia radio stations grief after her mother died hab in Philadelphia. She sion. (906) 932-7411 pean ancestry, so it’s not for nearly four decades. in 2015. Depression fol- planted flowers and played “I glammed it up,” she Franz E. Aukee, DC known whether the same is “I’ve always had some- lowed. As usual, she threw video and card games to said. “I felt grateful to be Office Hours: 200 East Ayer St. Mon.-Thurs. 8-5 true for other racial or eth- thing to say,” Jackson said. herself into work. But just improve strength and back.” Ironwood, MI Fri. 8-12 nic groups. Indeed, growing up, two weeks after her moth- mobility. By the time she Jackson still describes Jackson read poems in er’s funeral, Jackson stum- was released six weeks herself as a workaholic. front of the church congre- bled in the garage. later, her symptoms were She hosts a show from 10 PLANNING A SURGERY? gation, announced basket- “It was kind of out of much better. She spent a.m. to 3 p.m. Monday Villa Maria Health & Rehabilitation ball games and introduced nowhere,” she said. “I just another four months in through Friday, an oldies Center will assist you in a speedy a daily song over the high fell.” intensive outpatient reha- music program every Sun- school loudspeaker. After As time passed, Jackson bilitation. day night and regular spots recovery with our professional high school, she took a six- noticed a steady weakening To minimize her chance on her YouTube channel. rehabilitation staff. Our Benefit month course at the Ameri- in her right side. She strug- of having another stroke, But the self-proclaimed Specialist will meet with you to assist can Academy of Broadcast- gled to lift even a pen. Her Jackson transformed her “queen of naps” also makes with any insurance questions, and ing and found work within hand just wouldn’t obey lifestyle, swapping sugary time for self-care, reserving financial planning. months. her brain. sodas and juices for water, one day every weekend for “Their ad said: ‘You Once she was assessed, upping her consumption of sleeping in and relaxation. could be a radio star,’ and doctors broke the news she fruit and vegetables, and Jackson advises her lis- Call Monday-Friday, 8:00am–4:00pm damned if I didn’t do it.” had suffered a stroke. Even walking regularly. teners to do the same. She By day, Jackson threw for more information or to arrange a then, she was fixated on Although she first resisted continues to share her story herself into work, inter- getting back to work. the idea, Jackson also met on the air and through tour of our Rehabilitation Center. viewing celebrities like “That’s when God took with a psychiatrist, who social media. And she also Denzel Washington, Quin- my eyesight,” said Jackson, prescribed antidepressants participated in several cy Jones and Lionel who soon began experienc- to help with her grief. events sponsored by the Ritchie. But it was a differ- ing triple vision. “He told Jackson started working American Heart Associa- VILLA MARIA ent story at home, where me that I wasn’t going any- again just seven weeks after tion’s Go Red for Women. Health & Rehabilitation Center ______she was raising her now-17- where.” leaving the air. The public Her theme? Slow down, A Division of Avanti Health Systems year-old son and spent 25 Jackson cried for days. had followed her story, and take care of yourself and years caring for her own Know All Options 300 VILLA DRIVE • HURLEY, WISCONSIN Her vision did not return to TV cameras awaited her listen to your body. Available To You FAMILY OWNED & OPERATED mother, who had suffered a normal for six months, but return to the studio. “Life is too short,” she Before Your Surgery stroke many years earlier. she still had her voice. Feeling conscious about said. “Choose happiness (715) 561-3200 “It drew us closer “Clear as a bell,” she her left eye, which she said and peace when you can.” l THE DAILY GLOBE • YOURDAILYGLOBE.COM AREA TUESDAY, JULY 16, 2019 7 Ramsay continues restoring park By TOM LAVENTURE said. The design also pre- [email protected] vents the pool from collect- RAMSAY – Bessemer ing river debris. Township Memorial Park “It’s going to be long was once a swimming des- and narrow type of swim- tination before floods ming hole,” Randall said. washed the dam away in “It follows along the flow of the 1990s, and township the river, not exactly in the leaders are adding a more main flow of the channel, natural water attraction but it does allow the water this summer. to flow in and flow out to The wading and swim- keep the water fresh and ming hole is part of an clean.” ongoing $400,000 park The DNR permit is on restoration that has hand and bids are now brought new playground going out to dig the pool, Tom LaVenture/Daily Globe equipment, renovated ten- he said. The goal is to have BESSEMER TOWNSHIP Supervisor Jeffery Randall shows where a natural swimming hole will be dug this sum- nis courts and added a bas- the pool dug out by sea- mer Bessemer Township Memorial Park. Water will be diverted from the Black River to run through the 26-foot ketball-pickleball court son’s end so it can be used by 7-foot pool and back into the river. with lighting, said Besse- next year, he said. mer Township Supervisor Other work in the park and keeps cars in the path- control runoff, he said. was a concessions build- plain.” Jeffery Randall. completed this summer ways and parking lots and “It’s all part of this pro- ing. The area remained a The pool will be an off- includes new concrete it keeps the kids on the ject,” Randall said. “We are “Once the dam was park but without much of shoot from the Black River, stairs down the steep other side,” he said. “It taking care of a lot of little there I am sure people an investment to maintain with a shallow end that slopes to the river park, does add a margin of safety problems down there.” found it a lot of fun to swim or upgrade, he said. There slopes to around 4-foot at and new parking areas to it.” Not too long after the in and cool down in the township board developed the deeper end. The actual above and below. The play The historic Army tank township was founded, a summer,” he said. “I hear a recreation plan that depth will be determined area also has equipment has a new foundation, the shingle mill was construct- from all kinds of people incorporates the park as by the seasonal rise and fall that is not found in other pavilion and picnic areas ed in the area of the park, that it was so much fun to the Ramsay trailhead of the of the river, he said. area parks, he said. The are updated and the lean- he said. A dam was built to be here and swim.” Iron Belle Trail, which led The Michigan Depart- kids wait in line to use the ing four-sided stone cook- probably create a log pond, Floods undermined the to a $392,000 grant from ment of Natural Resources new mini-zipline equip- ing chimney built by the he said. ground underneath the the Michigan Department approved the pool as some- ment, he said. Civilian Conservation The mill closed in the stone buildings and they of Natural Resources Trust thing to support the flood- There are bollards Corps in the 1930s has 1930s and while the build- started to collapse into the Fund. plain, he said. The flowing around the park area to been straightened on a new ings were taken down the river, he said. A major “The work on the plan- pool does not increase the provide definition and to foundation. dam remained and the flood undermined the dam ning and design of the park potential of flooding prevent cars from coming A river basin and flood- township dedicated the in the early 1990s, he said. has been going on for eight because more earth is into the park area, he said. plain makes it difficult to area as a park, he said. The “People have always or nine years,” he said. “It removed from the basin, he That is a safety action but maintain foundations, Ran- dam created a natural wanted the dam back for a all came to fruition as work said. also to protect the soft dall said. A lot of work swimming area with slides, swimming hole but a dam on the ground started last The rough dimensions ground of the park, he done in the park that is not a diving platform and a is very expensive to summer and we hope to of the pool at this point are said. visible include gravel and raft, while the Civilian replace,” Randall said. approximately 26 feet by 7 “The bollards say that drain tile work to strength- Conservation Corps built a “The environmental con- feet at the widest point, he this is the edge of the road en the ground to drain and changing house and there cerns are with the flood- RAMSAY — page 18

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(This Is Not A Coupon) (This Is Not A Coupon) (This Is Not A Coupon) (This Is Not A Coupon) l 8 TUESDAY, JULY 16, 2019 AREA / NATION THE DAILY GLOBE • YOURDAILYGLOBE.COM Camping SpaceX: Leaky From page 1 50 people are there, valve caused depending on the day. “We started coming to crew capsule the campground here when the kids were little,” said Paul DeRosso of Iron- to explode in wood while surrounded by his immediate family at a test neighboring campsite. “I was a baby when we CAPE CANAVERAL, first started coming here,” Fla. (AP) – A leaky valve said his son, Devon caused a SpaceX crew cap- DeRosso. “One year, they sule to explode during a just decided, ‘Let’s do it ground test back in April, together.’” destroying the spacecraft His dad said they chose and dealing a blow to the their particular site company’s effort to launch because they are sand- astronauts. wiched between water on The company both sides. “It’s just beauti- announced the prelimi- ful here,” he said of the nary results of its accident area that includes a gentle investigation Monday. waterfall and the added SpaceX’s crew Dragon interest of passing boaters capsule had just returned, and jet skiiers. minus astronauts, from a According to the Iron successful test flight to the County Forestry and Parks International Space Sta- Department, the park is tion and was undergoing a located on the Turtle River, ground test April 20 at between Lake of the Falls Cape Canaveral Air Force and the Turtle-Flambeau Station. The abort-system Flowage. thrusters were 100 mil- P.J. Glisson/Daily Globe liseconds away from firing, “There’s so much to do,” GRILLING EGGS for a Sunday breakfast at Lake of the Falls Park in Mercer is Tito Santini of Hurley with his son, when the spacecraft noted Eitrem, who said Jack Santini, 17, and Jack’s girlfriend, Kate Nyquist, 18, behind him. Nyquist is holding Daphne, who belongs to exploded and was they have their choice of Tito’s wife, Shelly. swimming, tubing, biking, destroyed. ATVing and “awesome Santini said it’s fun for for the kids. After the little fish fry night.” According to Devon Hans Koenigsmann, a fishing.” the kids to see creatures ones retire, the adults then Chores are also handled DeRosso, the group has SpaceX vice president, said Lila Youngs of Hurley, such as ducks, loons, also watch a film geared by members of each site, two pontoons, one fishing a check valve allowed a 10, said the kids spent osprey, eagles and baby more to their own age and but Santini noted, “If boat and one water ski and slug of liquid oxidizer to time on Friday swimming turtles in the wild. Mean- taste. there’s ever a problem, we tubing boat. leak into the high-pressure and playing games by a while, small children were At meal times, she said get together.” The group, which park abort system. The titanium sandbar. That night, she riding around the gravel lot each family unit sometimes For instance, she said a caretaker Jill Sutherland valve ignited, leading to said a computer applica- in mini cars. eats on their own, but couple guys worked togeth- describes as “great people,” the blast. The check valves tion program helped them On some evenings, San- added, “Sometimes it’s er to fix a problem with also includes members will be replaced with more to find Jupiter while tini said they hang a bed potluck,” including what one of the boats the day from Superior, Wis., and reliable disks, according to stargazing. sheet and project a movie she referred to as “Matt’s before. Iron River, Mich. Koenigsmann. The valve failure was “something that we didn’t Energy Trail the law and council mem- expect and a great lesson bers have brought the mat- for us,” he said. “My ter to the state legislature, emphasis is really on mak- From page 5 From page 5 and he encouraged con- ing sure this is safe.” In other action, the project. The change was for cerned residents to do the Koenigsmann said the board: additional concrete for same. repairs to other capsules –Approved a lease con- sidewalk and driveway In other business, the can be carried out along- tract with the village of work. council approved: side other work. But while Ontonagon to rent the bus In the public commen- –Appointing Terry it’s not impossible, “it’s garage at $250 a month. tary, Star Kolesar was pre- Kryshak to the Parks and getting increasingly diffi- –Agreed to lease to the sent to request the city Recreation committee, and cult” to fly astronauts on Gogebic Ontonagon Com- address a marijuana issues council member Louis the capsule by year’s end, munity Action Agency one related to growers on Lead Miskovich as an alternate he told reporters. He room for Head Start for a Street and State Street. She to the Planning Commis- declined to give a tentative sum of $6,800 a year. said the growers do not fil- sion, Parks and Recreation launch date for the test –Agreed to transport ter the ventilation of the and Bessemer Area Sewer flight with astronauts, Head Start students to and plants and the smells are Authority committees. adding that more issues from school with the making her family nox- –Eight mostly veteran could crop up in the com- requirement that a student ious. and poverty exemptions ing months. aide is present on each bus. –Adam Zak, mayor, for the city property tax Kathy Lueders, NASA’s –Agreed to an said the predicament is roll. The exemption were commercial crew program overnight stay Friday July that the language regard- identified by the board of manager, also was reluc- 19 for the Robotic Team for ing filtering was enforce- review for applicant or tant to discuss potential competition with use of Jan Tucker/Daily Globe able with caregivers under administrative oversight launch dates for SpaceX – their own funds. Gave STACI BANGOGULLARI was sworn in as a new school the medical marijuana law, errors in 2018. or even Boeing. The com- “kudos” to Kim Funke for board member by President Nancy Mattson. Ban- but that it was not included –Putting out bid panies had been shooting a large paper donation. gogullari was selected to replace Rebecca Pantti who in the recreational marijua- requests for a new city hall to launch astronauts to the –And will advertise for took a job in the office of the district and resigned na law. Filtering plant copier and to try and sell space station by the end of bids for wood chips. from the board. odors is voluntary under the old copier. the year. Women urge jail until trial for Epstein as judge weighs bail NEW YORK (AP) – Two Judge Richard M. the charges he faces, prose- Jeffrey Epstein accusers Berman said he’ll rule cutors said. urged a judge Monday to Thursday whether Epstein Prosecutors said they keep the wealthy financier can be freed on bail, but he believe Epstein might behind bars until he goes noted at the outset of a two- have tried to influence on trial on federal charges hour hearing there was a witnesses after discover- that he sexually abused presumption in sex traf- ing that he had paid a underage girls. ficking cases involving total of $350,000 to two The women stood just juveniles that the defen- individuals, including a feet from where Epstein dant will remain locked up. former employee, in the was seated in his blue jail He also rescinded his last year. That came after outfit as they asked a feder- decision last week to let the Miami Herald report- al judge to reject a request Epstein reveal his finances ed the circumstances of by Epstein’s lawyers that he under seal, criticizing a his state court conviction remain under house arrest one-page “asset summary” in 2008, which led to a in his $77 million Manhat- in which Epstein claimed 13-month jail term and tan mansion until trial on $559 million in assets, his deal to avoid federal conspiracy and sex traffick- including $56 million in prosecution. ing charges. cash, $112 million in equi- Associated Press Weinberg defended the Courtney Wild, an ties, $195 million in hedge ANNIE FARMER, left, and Courtney Wild, right, accusers of Jeffery Epstein, stand payouts, saying sending unnamed victim in the funds and private equity outside the courthouse in New York, Monday. Financier Jeffrey Epstein will remain money to an employee or a 2008 lawsuit against the and $180 million in prop- behind bars for now as a federal judge mulls whether to grant bail on charges he friend “is simply not wit- Department of Justice for erty. sexually abused underage girls. ness tampering.” He added the secret plea deal that Epstein seemed animat- that even if his client knew allowed Epstein to avoid ed Monday, writing notes He called the well-con- istration procedures in Rossmiller said the pic- scrutiny was intensifying similar charges, spoke for to his attorneys and lean- nected Epstein, 66, a flight multiple states. tures included at least one of his behavior in the early the first time in court with ing forward with his hands risk and a danger to the The “14-year gap is an woman who has identified 2000s, he never tried to a fellow accuser. folded. He looked directly community, saying he elegant rebuttal” to expec- herself as one of Epstein’s leave the country, although Wild said she was sexu- at each of his accusers should remain incarcerated tations that he would re- victims. he now considers his pri- ally abused by Epstein in before they spoke. until he is tried on charges offend, Weinberg said. “It’s Farmer cited the pic- mary residence the Virgin Palm Beach, Florida, when Assistant U.S. Attorney that he recruited and not like he’s an out-of-con- tures when she spoke in Islands. she was 14. Alex Rossmiller said the abused dozens of underage trol rapist.” court, questioning whether Rossmiller, though, said “He’s a scary person to government’s case is “get- girls in New York and Flori- But the judge later noted Epstein’s lawyer was accu- prosecutors went to great have walking the streets,” ting stronger every single da in the early 2000s. he had read literature relat- rate to say Epstein was dis- lengths to ensure no word she said. day” since Epstein was Epstein’s lawyer, Martin ed to sex offenders that ciplining himself. leaked out about their Annie Farmer said she arrested July 6 as he Weinberg, said his client indicated the chance of a “If he’s continuing to months-long investigation was 16 when she met arrived at a New Jersey air- has not committed crimes sex offender committing a engage with pornography because they feared he Epstein in New York. She port from Paris on his pri- since pleading guilty to new crime grew over time. of young women, I would would flee. He also said the said he later flew her to vate plane. charges of soliciting a In addition to the say that would be quite the probe did not stem from New Mexico to spend time During a raid at minor for prostitution in charges in the indictment, opposite of disciplining,” interactions with federal with him there. Epstein’s Manhattan man- Florida in 2008 and that prosecutors are also she said. prosecutors in Florida. “He was inappropriate sion following his arrest, the federal government is reviewing dozens of elec- Prior to Monday’s hear- “He is in a grave posi- with me,” she said. She did Rossmiller said, investiga- reneging on a 12-year-old tronic files seized during ing, prosecutors said in tion, and he has every not elaborate. tors found “piles of cash,” plea deal not to prosecute the raid on Epstein’s New court papers that addition- motive and means to flee,” The Associated Press ‘’dozens of diamonds” and him. York residence, saying they al women in multiple juris- the prosecutor said. doesn’t name alleged vic- an expired passport with Epstein had demonstrat- have found even more pho- dictions had told the gov- Labor Secretary Alexan- tims of sexual abuse with- Epstein’s picture and a fake ed that he “disciplined tos than the trove of pic- ernment they were abused der Acosta resigned last out their consent. Through name in a locked safe. himself,” Weinberg said, by tures of nude and as minors by Epstein since week following renewed their lawyers, both Farmer “How many safes are not engaging in any crimes seminude young women his arrest. Also, dozens of criticism over the 2008 and Wild said they were there in so many other since the Florida deal, in and girls they had reported individuals have called the plea deal with Epstein that willing to be publicly iden- locations like these?” Ross- which he agreed to submit prior to a court hearing a government to report infor- he oversaw as the U.S. tified. miller asked. himself to sex offender reg- week ago. mation about Epstein and attorney in Miami. l THE DAILY GLOBE • YOURDAILYGLOBE.COM SPORTS TUESDAY, JULY 16, 2019 9 Former Ironwood standout runner helps local club By PAT KRAUSE [email protected] IRONWOOD – Donna Gering, of Ironwood, was on Facebook and saw that her friend Ann (Somerville) Besanceney mention that she "was going up north." Ger- ing thought she might be coming up from Tuscaloosa, Ala. to visit her parents in Ironwood. She was and she brought her husband, Chris, and her four kids. They are J.T., Clare, Mary and John. Gering asked Besanceney to speak to and run with the SISU Endurance Team Runners Club, which is a group of young people from the area that like to get out and run together. Besanceney was a natural. She was a great all-around athlete, but she excelled in running at Luther L. Wright High School. She graduated from Ironwood with 12 var- sity letters total, including letters in basketball, volleyball, track and cross country. Besanceney was part of seven Upper Peninsula champion Red Devils' teams – four in track, two in cross country and one in volleyball. Her senior year (1998) was the fifth consecutive year that the Red Devil girls track team won the Class C U.P. Finals title. She still holds the Class C record for the 800 meter run in 2:21.27. She still holds school records in the 800 meter run (2:21.27), the 1,600 meter run (5:13) and the 3,200 meter run (11:36.0) and she ran to a school record in the 3,200 meter relay with Chelsea Finco, Jenny Shull and Tara Makinen (9:51.5) in 1997. Besanceney only ran cross country for two years in high school in 1996 and 1997. During those two years, she led the team to two U.P. titles by winning individuals championships. She was also named Runner of the Year in 1997 by the U.P Cross Country coaches and was a U.P. Dream Team member. Besanceney played on the varsity basketball team for four years and the varsity volleyball Pat Krause/Daily Globe team for three. At the time, basketball and cross country IRONWOOD NATIVE Ann (Somerville) Besanceney demonstrates warmup drills with her kids Mary, 6, middle, were both fall sports, so Besanceney had to do her train- and Claire, 8, to the SISU Endurance Team Runners Club at Miners Memorial Heritage Park in Ironwood. ing all on her own. Try combining doing two sports in one season and doing both of them very well. Besanceney received a scholarship to run cross coun- try and track at Michigan State University and competed at the collegiate level from 1998 to 2003. She led the MSU Cross Country team to their first Big Ten Championship in 19 years and she earned All-Big Ten and All-NCAA Great Lakes Regional team honors in 2000 and again in IRONWOOD NATIVE Ann 2001. She is one of only five women who competed at (Somerville) Besanceney Michigan State to earn All-American honors in both cross talks to the SISU country and track and field. Endurance Team Run- Although she is only 39 years old, Besanceney has ners Club in Ironwood. already been inducted into the Ironwood Area Sports Hall of Fame (2007) and the U.P. Sports Hall of Fame (2010). Pat Krause/Daily Globe When Besanceney spoke to the 24 young people and SISU Endurance volunteers, she came across as positive, friendly, honest and gave a message of hope. The kids (especially the girls) seemed to listen to her intently,

RUNNERS — page 10 Grizzlies win Freeman, Fried power summer league LAS VEGAS (AP) – Mem- scorching hot Braves phis Grizzlies head coach Taylor Jenkins has yet to lead an official NBA game, past Brewers 4-2 but he's bringing some MILWAUKEE (AP) – Freddie Freeman hit his 25th home hardware home to Beale run of the season, Max Fried pitched five scoreless innings Street. and the Atlanta Braves' relievers hung on for a 4-2 victory Brandon Clarke had 15 against the Milwaukee Brewers on Monday night. points and 16 rebounds to The win marked the fifth straight for the first-place lead the eighth-seeded Griz- Braves who are now a season-best 21 games over .500. zlies to a 95-92 victory over Fried (10-4) pitched gave up three hits and struck out the third-seeded Minnesota five in just 78 pitches. The left-hander is now 2-0 with 11 Timberwolves in the cham- pionship game of the NBA shutout innings pitched against Milwaukee this year. Luke Summer League on Mon- Jacksno pitched the ninth for his 17th save of the season. day. After three innings of quiet baseball, Freeman put "It was a lot of fun, this is Atlanta on the board first in the fourth with a three-run why I do what I do," said homer to center field. The blast scored Ronald Acuña Jr. and Jenkins, the only NBA head Darby Swanson who each reached on a base hit. coach to coach a summer The Braves improve to a major-league best 40-17 since league team. "I love to com- manager Brian Snitker moved Acuña Jr. to the top of the pete, love to teach and have order on May 10. a great group of guys on the Right-hander Adrian Houser (2-4) fell to 0-4 as a starter court and our staff off the Associated Press this season after allowing four earned runs on eight hits in court. It was so much fun to DETROIT TIGERS' John Hicks (14) catches a ball hit by Cleveland Indians' Mike Free- six innings. work with them for 20 days. man the seventh inning Monday in Cleveland. Milwaukee, which stranded seven baserunners, has now It's a lot to do in a short dropped five of their last six and eight of their last 10 games. amount of time. And to be Ryan Braun hit his 13th home run of the season in the able to win a championship Mercado breaks tie with 2nd sixth and Keston Hiura brought home the Brewers' other is fun. I told the guys this run on a deep drive to center that fell just beyond the out- morning when you have a stretched glove of Acuña Jr. The RBI triple pulled Milwaukee chance to win a champi- homer, Indians beat Tigers 8-6 onship there's nothing like to within 3-2. it." CLEVELAND (AP) – Oscar Mercado hit before the Indians scored three times. José Austin Riley singled on a fly ball off Braun's glove in the Clarke, who was named his second home run of the game – a lead- Ramírez had a two-run double following seventh. The base hit scored Ozzie Albies. overall MVP for the summer off blast in the seventh inning – and the Mercado's homer. Christian Yelich had two hits on the night and added a league, also had three Cleveland Indians continued to dominate Jordy Mercer homered twice for stolen base, his 22nd of the season. blocks and four assists to Detroit with an 8-6 win over the Tigers on Detroit, including a leadoff shot in the GIO TAKES THE MOUND earn the championship Monday night. ninth off Brad Hand. Victor Reyes singled, Brewers left-hander Gio Gonzalez pitched 4 2/3 innings, game MVP. He had four Mercado, who came into the game in a but Hand retired the next three hitters, allowed one run on five hits and struck out four in a rehab double-doubles in the tour- 1-for-25 skid, homered into the bleachers including Miguel Cabrera and Nicholas start Monday for the Triple-A San Antonio Missions. Gon- nament. in left field off Victor Alcántara (3-2) to Castellanos on strikeouts, for his 25th zalez also surrendered a home run in the start against "I feel like I'll just fit in break a 5-all tie. Mercado also hit a solo save in 26 chances. Nashville. Gonzalez threw 68 pitches, 44 for strikes. The perfectly (with Memphis) two-time All-Star hasn't pitched for the Brewers since being because his system and his home run off Detroit starter Daniel Norris Candelario and Christin Stewart home- in the fifth. red off Cleveland starter Adam Plutko. placed on injured list June 1 with left arm fatigue. culture is similar to what it TRAINER'S ROOM was like at college at Gonza- The Indians have won nine of 10 Mike Freeman's two-run homer in the against the Tigers this season, including second off Norris gave Cleveland the lead. Brewers: RHP Corbin Burnes (right shoulder irritation) ga," said Clarke. "It was just was placed on the 10-day injured list. Burnes (1-5), who suf- really fun playing for him. eight in a row. Detroit scored in the third and took a 3-2 fered his fifth loss of the season Sunday after allowing four He was just a really great Cleveland dropped two of three to AL lead on Stewart's two-run homer in the coach. Every day he was up Central-leading Minnesota coming out of fourth. earned runs on four hits while facing just four batters, said to play hard and up to get us the All-Star break. The Indians lost the Mercer, hit a leadoff homer in the fifth. his shoulder was bothering him for four or five days but better. It was awesome play- first two games of the weekend series Candelario's solo homer in the sixth fin- Sunday was the first day he felt it while on the mound. ing for him." before salvaging Sunday's finale and are ished the night for Plutko. Brewers manager Craig Counsell said he doesn't believe The Grizzlies, who led by six games behind the Twins. Norris left in the sixth with a 5-3 lead. Burnes' injury is serious but said he'll shut him down for as many as 17 points, led by The game was delayed for 54 minutes Tyler Naquin's two-run double off Daniel what he doubts will be a long time. only two after the three in the top of the seventh by heavy rain and Stumpf tied the game and ended Norris' UP NEXT quarters, but got a boost strong winds. The grounds crew needed bid for his first win since May 12. Brewers right-hander Brandon Woodruff (10-3, 3.67 from Grayson Allen, who nearly a half-hour to clear the outfield Trevor Rosenthal, released by Washing- ERA) will face right-hander Bryse Wilson (1-0, 6.14 ERA) on scored 10 of his team-high warning track of standing water from the ton last month, pitched the eighth for Tuesday in the second game of the three-game series. 17 points in the second half downpour. Detroit and struck out two. He was pitch- Woodruff lost his last start July 4 in Cincinnati after allow- and deflected the ball away Nick Wittgren (4-0) retired Jeimer Can- ing at Triple-A Toledo after signing with ing just one earned run in six innings of work. Wilson will to keep Minnesota from tak- delario with two on to end the inning the Tigers. be recalled from Triple-A Gwinnett. Tuesday is expected to ing a last-second shot. be a spot start for Wilson. l 10 TUESDAY, JULY 16, 2019 SPORTS THE DAILY GLOBE • YOURDAILYGLOBE.COM Daily Globe Scoreboard

level contract. Transactions BASEBALL COLLEGE Detroit Indians Cleveland8, Tigers 6 American League CUMBERLAND (TENN.) — ab rhbi ab rhbi BOSTON RED SOX — Desig- Named Atsu Nyamadi assistant V.Reyes cf 5020Lindor ss 5020 nated INF Eduardo Núñez for track and field coach. H.Cstro 2b 4021Mercado cf 5232 assignment. Optioned RHP Hector MICHIGAN — Named Jay Smith Mi.Cbrr dh 5000C.Sntna 1b 5110 Velázquez to Pawtucket (IL). director of player personnel and Cstllns rf 3110Luplow lf 4110 Recalled RHP Ryan Weber and development for men's basketball. Cndlrio 3b 4111Ramirez 3b 4022 1B/OF Sam Travis from Pawtucket. RICE — Named Michael White- C.Stwrt lf 2112B.Brdly dh 4000 Named Colm Lydon director of head assistant golf coach. Goodrum 1b 4010R.Perez c 2210 security and emergency services. WNBA J.Hicks c 4000M.Frman 2b 4222 CLEVELAND INDIANS — Sent All Times EDT Mercer ss 4332Naquin rf 4022 RHP Dan Otero to Mahoning Valley EASTERN CONFERENCE Totals 35 6 11 6 Totals 37 8 14 8 (NYP) for a rehab assignment. WLPct GB Detroit 001 211 001 —6 DETROIT TIGERS — Optioned Connecticut 11 6 .647 — Cleveland 020 012 30x —8 LHP Gregory Soto to Toledo (IL). Washington 96.600 1 DP_Cleveland 1. LOB_Detroit 7, Cleveland 7. 2B_H.Castro (5), Mercer (7), Selected the contract of RHP Chicago 98.529 2 Ramirez (17), Naquin (14). HR_Candelario (7), C.Stewart (7), Mercer 2 (3), Trevor Rosenthal from Toledo. New York 7 10 .412 4 Mercado 2 (6), M.Freeman (3). SB_Mercado (7). SF_H.Castro (3). HOUSTON ASTROS — Atlanta 5 11 .313 5½ IP HRER BB SO Assigned SS Carlos Correa and Indiana 6 12 .333 5½ Detroit INF Aledmys Díaz to Round Rock WESTERN CONFERENCE Norris 5 2-3 85528 (PCL) on injury rehab assignments. WLPct GB Stumpf BS,2 010000 LOS ANGELES ANGELS — Las Vegas 11 5 .688 — V.Alcantara L,3-2 1-3 43300 Recalled OF Michael Hermosillo Minnesota 10 7 .588 1½ Cisnero 100000 from Salt Lake (PCL). Optioned Los Angeles 97.563 2 Rosenthal 110002 LHP Jose Suarez to Salt Lake. Seattle 10 8 .556 2 Cleveland SEATTLE MARINERS — Phoenix 78.467 3½ Plutko 5 1-3 75511 Optioned RHPs Parker Markel and Dallas 5 11.313 6 T.Olson 010010 David McKay to Tacoma (PCL). Sunday's Games A.Cole 110002 Reinstated RHP Sam Tuivailala Los Angeles 76, Atlanta 71, OT Goody 1-3 00011 from the 60-day IL. Connecticut 76, Indiana 63 Wittgren W,4-0 1 1-3 00010 TORONTO BLUE JAYS — Chicago 89, Dallas 79 Hand S,25-26 121102 Recalled OF Billy McKinney from Minnesota 75, Phoenix 62 T.Olson pitched to 2 batters in the 6th Buffalo (IL). Seattle 78, New York 69 Stumpf pitched to 1 batter in the 6th National League Monday's Games V.Alcantara pitched to 4 batters in the 7th ATLANTA BRAVES — Placed No games scheduled WP_Rosenthal. RHP Jacob Webb on the 10-day IL, Tuesday's Games Umpires_Home, Laz Diaz; First, Tony Randazzo; Second, Ben May; Third, retroactive to July 13. Recalled No games scheduled Cory Blaser. RHP Huascar Ynoa from Gwinnett Wednesday's Games T_2:55. A_15,735 (35,225). (IL). Atlanta at Chicago, 12 p.m. CHICAGO CUBS — Sent LHP Dallas at Phoenix, 3:30 p.m. Atlanta Braves 4,Milwaukee Brewers 2 Xavier Cedeno to Iowa (PCL) for a Seattle at Minnesota, 8 p.m. ab rhbi ab rhbi rehab assignment. American League Acn Jr. cf 4110Cain cf 3000 Associated Press COLORADO ROCKIES — All Times EDT D.Swnsn ss 5110Yelich rf 4020 Recalled RHP Yency Almonte and East Division F.Frman 1b 3113Braun lf 4111 MILWAUKEE BUCKS forward and 2019 NBA Most Valuable Player Giannis Antetok- RHP Chi Chi Gonzalez from Albu- WLPct GB Dnldson 3b 4010Grandal c 2000 querque (PCL). Optioned RHP New York 59 33 .641 — Mrkakis rf 4000Pina c 1000 ounmpo, left, signs shoes for New York Yankees starting pitcher CC Sabathia RHP Jesus Tinoco to Albuquerque. Tampa Bay 56 40 .583 5 Albies 2b 4130Mstakas 3b 4110 before a baseball game between the Yankees and the Tampa Bay Rays Monday in LOS ANGELES DODGERS — Boston 51 43 .543 9 B.McCnn c 4010Aguilar 1b 4000 Recalled RHP Casey Sadler and Toronto 35 60 .36825½ Riley lf 3011Hiura 2b 4031 New York. OF Matt Beaty from Oklahoma City Baltimore 28 65 .30131½ L.Jcksn p 0000Arcia ss 3000 (PCL). Designated LHP Zac Ross- Central Division Fried p 2000Ju.Grra p 0000 cup for assignment. Placed INF WLPct GB Tomlin p 0000B.Smith p 0000 Chris Taylor on the 10-day IL. Minnesota 58 34 .630 — Joyce ph 1000Gamel ph 1000 MVP Antetokounmpo gives NEW YORK METS — Placed Cleveland 52 40 .565 6 Sobotka p 0000Houser p 2000 RHP Zack Wheeler on the 10-day Chicago 42 48 .467 15 Swarzak p 0000Sladino ss 1000 IL, retroactive to July 12. Kansas City 33 62 .347 26½ Clbrson ph-lf 1000Thames ph 1000 SAN FRANCISCO GIANTS — baseball a shot at Yankee Stadium Detroit 29 60 .32627½ Totals 35 494Totals 34 272 Placed INF Evan Longoria on the West Division Atlanta 000 300 100 —4 10-day IL. Recalled RHPs Sam W L Pct GB Milwaukee 000 002 000 —2 NEW YORK (AP) – In hoops, Giannis limited results – he swung and missed Coonrod, Dereck Rodriguez and Houston 59 35 .628 — E_Aguilar (4). DP_Milwaukee 1. LOB_Atlanta 7, Milwaukee 7. 2B_Albies Ray Black from Sacramento (PCL); Oakland 53 41 .564 6 (22), Hiura (4). 3B_Hiura (1). HR_F.Freeman (25), Braun (13). SB_Yelich Antetokounmpo is court royalty. But in once with the ball on a tee, and made light and optioned Black back to Sacra- Texas 50 44.532 9 (22), Hiura (5). baseball, he's a complete rookie. contact on two other tries. mento. Los Angeles 48 46 .511 11 IP HRER BB SO BASKETBALL Seattle 39 58 .40221½ Atlanta In fact, the 24-year-old from Greece said "I would be a terrible baseball player," National Basketball Association Sunday's Games Fried W,10-4 530025 he'd never even touched a baseball before he said. CLEVELAND CAVALIERS — N.Y. Yankees 4, Toronto 2 Tomlin H,5 132201 Waived G J.R. Smith. Tampa Bay 4, Baltimore 1 Sobotka H,5 110000 he did so Monday night at Yankee Stadi- The "Greek Freak" was in the Bronx NEW ORLEANS PELICANS — Cleveland 4, Minnesota 3 Swarzak H,11 100000 um. with his three brothers to promote his new Waived C Christian Woo Detroit 12, Kansas City 8 L.Jackson S,17-23 100002 FOOTBALL Houston 12, Texas 4 Milwaukee The reigning NBA MVP was shocked. signature sneaker and signed a pair for a National Football League L.A. Angels 6, Seattle 3 Houser L,2-4 684413 ATLANTA FALCONS — Agree Oakland 3, Chicago White Sox 2 Ju.Guerra 200001 "It was really heavy," Antetokounmpo fan – Yankees pitcher CC Sabathia. to terms with DT Grady Jarrett on a L.A. Dodgers 7, Boston 4, 12 B.Smith 110023 told The Associated Press. "I thought it Antetokounmpo watched the Yankees four-year contract. innings Houser pitched to 3 batters in the 7th CINCINNATI BENGALS — G Monday's Games Umpires_Home, Jordan Baker; First, Marvin Hudson; Second, Nic Lentz; would be lighter." take batting practice, which reinforced his Clint Boling announced his retire- Tampa Bay 5, N.Y. Yankees 4 Third, Vic Carapazza. The Milwaukee Bucks star went on to notion that he wasn't destined for the dia- ment. Cleveland 8, Detroit 6 T_3:02. A_31,850 (41,900). NEW YORK GIANTS — Sus- Boston 10, Toronto 8 mond. San Francisco at Colorado, 2nd take a few swings in the batting cage pended S Kam Moore after an Kansas City 5, Chicago White National League game alleged domestic violence-related Sox 2 All Times EDT beneath the stands before the Yankees "I saw Aaron Judge hitting the ball into Tuesday's Games incident. Houston at L.A. Angels East Division L.A. Dodgers (Buehler 8-1) at faced the Tampa Bay Rays. The 6-foot-11 the stands. That's amazing. You've got to OAKLAND RAIDERS — Signed Tuesday's Games W L Pct GB Philadelphia (Velasquez 2-5), 7:05 G Jonathan Cooper. Waived WR Tampa Bay (TBD) at N.Y. Yan- Atlanta 58 37 .611 — Antetokounmpo got some coaching, with be really strong to do that," he said. p.m. Montay Crockett. kees (Sabathia 5-4), 7:05 p.m. Washington 49 43 .533 7½ Washington (Voth 0-0) at Balti- TENNESSEE TITANS — DL Washington (Voth 0-0) at Balti- Philadelphia 48 46 .511 9½ more (Wojciechowski 0-2), 7:05 Derrick Morgan announced his more (Wojciechowski 0-2), 7:05 New York 42 51 .452 15 p.m. retirement. p.m. Miami 34 57 .374 22 San Diego (Paddack 5-4) at Boston Marathon." HOCKEY Detroit (TBD) at Cleveland (Ple- Central Division It takes a lot of work, but Miami (Yamamoto 3-0), 7:10 p.m. Runners National Hockey League sac 3-3), 7:10 p.m. WLPct GB Arizona (Young 2-0) at Texas you never know what can Don't bet against her. ANAHEIM DUCKS — Named Toronto (Waguespack 1-0) at Chicago 50 44 .532 — (Lynn 12-4), 8:05 p.m. Kevin Dineen coach of San Diego Boston (Cashner 9-3), 7:10 p.m. St. Louis 47 45 .511 2 happen. Besanceney then went Cincinnati (DeSclafani 5-4) at (AHL). Arizona (Young 2-0) at Texas Milwaukee 48 47 .505 2½ Chicago Cubs (Mills 0-0), 8:05 p.m. From page 9 "I loved growing up here off to do what she does ARIZONA COYOTES — Signed (Lynn 12-4), 8:05 p.m. Cincinnati 43 48 .473 5½ Atlanta (Wilson 1-0) at Milwau- D Dysin Mayo to a one-year, two- N.Y. Mets (Matz 5-6) at Min- Pittsburgh 44 49 .473 5½ and I loved my coaches best and that's run long kee (Woodruff 10-3), 8:10 p.m. way contract. nesota (Pineda 6-4), 8:10 p.m. West Division N.Y. Mets (Matz 5-6) at Min- because Besancency didn't from coach (Don) Holst, distance with the kids. 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But one laughed and then broke Re-signed D Colby Williams to a City, 8:15 p.m. L.A. Dodgers 16, Philadelphia 2 San Diego at Miami, 7:10 p.m. one-year, two-way contract. Houston at L.A. Angels, 10:07 Cincinnati 6, Chicago Cubs 3 goals and you shouldn't goal of mine would be to into a big smile. Arizona at Texas, 8:05 p.m. WINNIPEG JETS — Signed D p.m. Atlanta 4, Milwaukee 2 either. The sky's the limit. Ville Heinola on a three-year, entry- St. Louis 7, Pittsburgh 0 try and qualify for the "Maybe I will," she said. Analysis: Djokovic looks like he could catch Federer, Nadal By HOWARD FENDRICH lection of trophies, but by repeat- AP Tennis Writer edly getting the better of Federer, WIMBLEDON, England (AP) including beating him in the epic – Novak Djokovic never has been 2008 Wimbledon final. this close to Roger Federer and Djokovic has strengthened his Rafael Nadal in the Grand Slam case for being part of the conver- trophy count. sation. Younger than both men – Given the way Djokovic edged Nadal is 33; Federer turns 38 on Federer in a thrilling Wimbledon Aug. 8 – he is gaining on them in final for his fourth championship Slams, is the only member of the at the past five major tourna- trio to have won four consecutive ments, there is little reason to majors and holds an edge in the think the 32-year-old Serb doesn't head-to-head series with each. have a realistic shot at catching Against Nadal, he is 28-26. his two great rivals at the top of Against Federer, he is 26-22 tennis. overall, 10-6 at majors and 3-1 at Federer owns the men's record Wimbledon, including 3-0 in of 20 Slams, Nadal has 18, finals at the grass-court tourna- Djokovic 16. ment. The chase is really and truly Those, though, aren't the on now. numbers people generally look at "For him, it's the goal, abso- when trying to decide which of lutely," said Djokovic's coach, the Big Three deserves to be list- Marian Vajda. ed first. Djokovic's 7-6 (5), 1-6, 7-6 (4), Djokovic, No. 1 in the ATP 4-6, 13-12 (3) victory Sunday rankings at the moment, knows offered some insight about what what category matters the most the future might hold and what to many. his place in the hierarchy eventu- "Those two guys (are) proba- ally could become. bly one of the biggest reasons I At 4 hours, 57 minutes, it was still compete at this level. The fact the longest Wimbledon final in Associated Press that they made history (in) this history. SERBIA'S NOVAK Djokovic and Switzerland's Roger Federer walk with the trophies after the men's sport motivates me as well, More remarkably, Djokovic singles final match of the Wimbledon Tennis Championships in London, Sunday. inspires me to try to do what they became the first man since 1948 into the evening, one element of other significant statistic, too: from seizing the third. Again, have done, what they've achieved, to win the title at the All England their respective past perfor- aces (25-10), service breaks (7-3), Djokovic prevented it. and even more," said Djokovic, Club after facing championship mances at Wimbledon seemed winners (94-54) and so on. And then, just like when he who has won 33 of his past 34 points; Federer was on the verge particular relevant: Djokovic is The key: Djokovic won all erased two match points each matches at majors. of winning while serving at 8-7, now 8-1 in five-setters there; Fed- three tiebreakers, the sort of time in the 2010 and 2011 U.S. "Whether I'm going to be able 40-15 in the fifth set. erer 7-7. Against each other? can't-take-a-point-off segment of a Open semifinals, Djokovic came to do it or not," he added, "I don't But Djokovic took the next Djokovic is 4-0. match that is as much dependent back from the brink to win. know." two points and, eventually, was Turned out the words spoken on how capable a player is of "A mental battle, more than Neither do we. But it sure better in the closing tiebreaker, by eight-time Wimbledon cham- steeling oneself as it is about this anything else," Vajda said. "It was should be fun watching him try. instituted at 12-all in deciding pion Federer two days before the or that particular stroke. all about focus there at the end." ___ sets at Wimbledon for the first final were rather prescient: "It In the moments that meant For years, in part because he Howard Fendrich has covered time this year. comes very much down to who's the most, when the sets were at zoomed past Pete Sampras' old Grand Slam tennis for The Associated If the consensus is that Feder- better on the day, who's in a bet- stake, when the outcome was in mark of 14 Grand Slam titles, Press since 2000. This was his 18th er's excellence is defined by the ter mental place, who's got more the balance, Djokovic was superi- Federer was considered by many Wimbledon. You can write to him at word "elegance," and Nadal's by [email protected] or follow him on energy left, who's tougher when it or. to be the greatest male tennis Twitter at http://twitter.com/Howard- "doggedness," then Djokovic's really comes to the crunch." Seven times, Federer was two player in history. Then Nadal Fendrich might be best distilled to "clutch- Federer lost despite winning points away from taking the earned his supporters and creat- ___ ness." more total points, 218-204, and opening set. Djokovic didn't ed a debate, not so much by accu- Associated Press writer Mattias As Sunday's match stretched dominating just about every allow it. Federer was one point mulating his own impressive col- Karen contributed to this report. l THE DAILY GLOBE • YOURDAILYGLOBE.COM BUSINESS TUESDAY, JULY 16, 2019 11 EU slaps sanctions on S&P 500 notches another record after muted, mixed day Turkey over gas NEW YORK (AP) – A wobbly panies are able to grow their rev- day of trading ended with meager July 15, 2019 enues despite the stronger dollar 27,000 drilling off gains for U.S. stock indexes on Dow Jones and weakening economic trends Monday, enough to nudge them industrials 26,000 around the world, and not just Cyprus further into record territory, as the 27.13 25,000 which companies are beating earn- BRUSSELS (AP) – Euro- curtain rose on what’s expected to 24,000 ings forecasts. He’s also focusing pean Union foreign minis- be the weakest earnings reporting 27,359.16 on companies able to keep their ters on Monday turned up JF M A M JJ season in years. profit margins high, when wage the pressure on Turkey Financial stocks fell even Pct. change from previous: 0.10% High 27,364.69 Low 27,294.17 growth for workers at many com- after approving an initial though Citigroup said it made panies is starting to nudge higher. batch of sanctions against more money last quarter than ana- July 15, 2019 Several economic reports are the country over its lysts expected. Energy stocks were Nasdaq 8,000 also on the schedule this week, drilling for gas in waters also weak, but gains for technology composite including updates on retail sales, where EU member Cyprus 7,500 and health care stocks helped tip 14.04 the housing industry and shop- has exclusive economic the S&P 500 and other indexes 7,000 pers’ confidence. The U.S. econo- rights. past the highs set on Friday. 8,258.18 my has generally remained solid, The ministers said in a The S&P 500 rose 0.53 points, JF M A M JJ but investors don’t expect this statement that in light of or less than 0.1%, to 3,014.30 after Pct. change from previous: 0.17% High 8,264.78 Low 8,236.27 week’s reports to alter the direc- Turkey’s “continued and drifting between a gain of 0.1% tion of the Fed, which has already new illegal drilling activi- and a loss of 0.2% earlier in the July 15, 2019 given hints about rate cuts given ties,” they were suspend- 3,000 day. The Dow Jones Industrial Standard & weakening economic trends ing talks on an air trans- 2,900 Average gained 27.13, or 0.1%, to Poor’s 500 around the world. port agreement and would 27,359.16, and the Nasdaq com- 2,800 The White House’s repeated 2,700 call on the European posite added 14.04, or 0.2%, to 0.53 threats to raise tariffs has made 2,600 Investment Bank to 8,258.19. 3,014.30 2,500 companies at home more hesitant “review” it’s lending to the Stocks have jumped since early J FM A M JJ and hurt trade internationally. country. June on increasing expectations Pct. change from previous: 0.02% High 3,017.80 Low 3,008.77 They’re a big reason that China on They also backed a pro- that the Federal Reserve will cut Monday reported its weakest quar- posal by the EU’s executive interest rates to help the economy, ter of economic growth in at least branch to reduce financial and investors are virtually certain 500 companies from a year ago. ond-quarter results on Tuesday, fell 26 years. assistance to Turkey for that it will happen at the next Fed That would mark the first back-to- 1.2% and was the biggest individu- “You could make a case that the next year. The ministers meeting at the end of this month. back drop in three years, according al drag on the S&P 500. Fed shouldn’t need to cut in this warned that additional The only question, investors say, is to FactSet. This week, roughly a Every earnings reporting sea- market, but they’ve clearly pre- “targeted measures” were how deeply the Fed will cut when fifth of the companies in the S&P son, companies usually turn in pared the market for a cut,” said being worked on to penal- it lowers rates for the first time in a 500 are set to report their second- results that top analysts’ expecta- Adams. ize Turkey, which started decade. quarter results. tions. That may be even easier to Energy stocks fell 0.9% Monday negotiations to join the EU Until then, the main drivers for Citigroup was one of the report- do this time around, with analysts for the sharpest drop among the 11 in 2005. the market will likely be the hun- ing season’s early headliners, but forecasting the worst drop in quar- sectors that make up the S&P 500. Turkey’s Foreign Minis- dreds of earnings reports sched- its stock initially fell as much as terly earnings for the S&P 500 in Lower prices for oil and natural ter Mevlut Cavusoglu uled to come from big companies, 2.4% after reporting better-than- three years at 3%, according to gas dented shares across the indus- issued his own warning showing how much profit they expected results. Its stock recov- FactSet. try. last week that his country made from April through June. ered as the day progressed, and it “The bar for corporate earnings Benchmark U.S. crude fell 63 would step up drilling “It’s waiting for this really all ended Monday down only 0.1%. has been set quite low, and we cents to settle at $59.58 per barrel. activities off Cyprus if the important second-quarter earnings Other banks, though, didn’t don’t think it will take much to sur- Brent crude, the international stan- EU moved ahead with season to heat up,” said Thomas have as strong a recovery, and prise on the upside,” said Jon dard, lost 24 cents to $66.48 a bar- sanctions. Martin, senior portfolio manager financial stocks in the S&P 500 Adams, senior investment strate- rel. Natural gas dropped 5 cents to Two Turkish vessels at Globalt Investments. dropped 0.5% for the second- gist at BMO Global Asset Manage- $2.41 per 1,000 cubic feet, heating escorted by warships are Expectations are generally dim, sharpest loss among the 11 sectors ment. oil fell 3 cents to $1.95 per gallon drilling for gas on either and Wall Street is forecasting a 3% that make up the index. JPMorgan That’s why he said he’ll be pay- and wholesale gasoline lost 5 cents end of ethnically divided drop in earnings per share for S&P Chase, which will report its sec- ing close attention to which com- to $1.93 per gallon. Cyprus. Festival Ironwood WED., JULY 17 TO SAT., JULY 20, 2019 GREAT ENTERTAINMENT ALL FOUR DAYS!

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We did our best to provide help to our son and Dear the children. The mother has a drug addic- Annie tion. We provided monetarily, we babysat, took them food and did other similar things to help out. she has yet to deal. It sounds like she is a My granddaughter is now grown and little hot tea kettle waiting to boil over, and married. During her childhood, she was you and others get the burn of her explo- exposed to a good many things she should sions. not have had to endure. As a result of a lot She needs the assistance of a profes- of pent-up emotions, she will get upset sional therapist to help her process some with me about trivial things. For example, THE PAJAMA DIARIES of her childhood trauma. The fact that you once it was raining and I couldn’t get the understand this about her will allow you sunroof in her car to close. I pulled the car to have compassion and empathy without up to the garage so it wouldn’t be rained in allowing yourself to be a doormat. By all from the outside. After doing this, I threw means, see her when she visits and remind away some empty plastic drink containers, her of how much you love her, which you and she became upset that I had thrown obviously do. them away. (This was before she married. Dear Annie: There are many suburban She was living with my husband and me.) areas where street parking is uncommon, Another time, she threw the clothes I and parking in front of your neighbor’s had folded of hers all over the room house is considered poor manners. Many because she didn’t like the way I folded homeowners’ associations discourage MOTHER GOOSE & GRIMM them. The last incident we had was when I extended street parking, and some prohib- posted a picture of my new great-grandson it it altogether. One’s guests should park in on the internet. She became irate the other their host’s driveway or in front of their day and sent me a text, asking if I realized host’s yard, overflowing in front of the that she has three children and if I consid- neighbors’ yards only when necessary. ered them to be my great-grandchildren. I There is a family in our neighborhood told her we cared for the children and that has four vehicles, yet the drivers only loved to see them. She is still angry with park two of them in the driveway and me. garage. There is plenty of room. They have She is supposed to come visit soon, a four-car driveway and a two-car garage. though I may not see her. I am the one But they park their two older vehicles in who has always been there for her. In the front of their neighbor’s yard. That’s just BORN LOSER past, she would apologize to me and bad manners. – Not So Neighborly promise not to act that way again. 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The Daily Globe will not be (906)932-5346 Accepting applications for general laborers. part-time at responsible for mistakes after the first day. $20.00/hour We o4er the following bene5ts to our full-time Cranberry Inn in Mercer Home Health Aide-Gile 1-hour in afternoon (to start) Employees:*Medical/Dental/Life Insurance-Pro5t Sharing (715)904-8888 Firewood CNA or related experience *Paid Vacation/Holidays Must be caring & responsible 21 cords of firewood Send email or resume to: Applications can be picked up at the above address AS IS- Loggers cord [email protected] From 7:30 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. Bessemer Plywood Corporation Call Gary at Gogebic Country Club (906)932-2515 or (906)392-0193 Caregiver Needed is now accepting applications for employment. Full time, 5exible State of Wisconsin Program part time, and weekend work is available. All interested applicants Experience preferred but Firewood not necessary, will train Superior Parts and Sales may apply or reapply at our main o3ce between 8:00am & 4:30pm 25-30 hours per week, Located in Marenisco is looking for a so that we can update our 4les. 1is should be done on a yearly weekend and nights, Firewood for sale competitive salary Heavy Equipment Mechanic or an basis. BPC o2ers competitive wages including attendance and by the Loggers cord. Call (715)561-5156 Assistant Heavy Equipment Mechanic. safety bonuses. Fringe bene4ts include health, vision, dental, Call (715)561-3437. leave message Ideal candidate will have knowledge in logging and life insurance, PTO, 401(k), & paid holidays. Great Northern Hotel equipment, but we’re willing to train the right person. Applicants may apply in person at BPC, Pay is based on experience. We offer paid holidays, Monday-Friday, 8:00 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. in Mercer retirement after 90 days and vacation time after one year. Bessemer Plywood Corporation We are Hiring! Please contact us at (906) 364-0455 or Email: Part Time Housekeeping [email protected] 1000 Yale Ave • Bessemer, MI 49911 BPC is an equal opportunity employer Bartenders/Waitress Full time CNA Positions Available Pizza Assembler, Pizza Delivery Driver SIGN ON BONUS! Full-time Corporate Compliance Part Time Food Truck- weekends a must! Gogebic Medical Care Facility is Call Eric 715.604.2253 accepting applications for CNA positions. RN Position: Two full-time afternoon CNA Positions Available – also hiring Gogebic Medical Care Facility is accepting or email [email protected] part-time positions: GMCF offers applications for a full time Corporate Compliance RN position. All positions year round, competitive wages and an excellent benefit package GMCF offers competitive wages and an excellent including Health, Dental and Vision Insurance, Life competitive pay, willing to train for all positions! benefit package including Health, Dental and Vision Insurance, a County Pension plan, Vacation, Sick and Personal Leave Days, Holiday and Longevity pay, and a Perfect Insurance, Life Insurance, a County Pension plan, Attendance Bonus. Applications are available at GMCF; 402 Vacation, Sick and Personal Leave Days, Holiday and Longevity NOW HIRING! North Street; Wakefield, MI 49968; pay, and a Perfect Attendance Bonus. Housekeepers and Companions. 906-224-9811, Ext. 113 or you may apply online at Applications are available at GMCF; 402 North Street; www.gogebicmedicalcare.com. Wakefield, MI 49968; Flexible Scheduling. On the job training. EOE 906-224-9811, Ext. 113 or you may apply online at Must have a valid driver’s license and a www.gogebicmedicalcare.com. dependable vehicle. EOE Bessemer Plywood Corporation Call (715)561-3206 for details. is now accepting applications for Spreader positions. Applicants Pick up an application at: must be self-motivated and be able to work as a team. LOCAL TRUCK DRIVERSNOW RUN TRUCKING, LLC WANTED Avanti Home Care 4is position has the opportunity to earn $15.00/hour. SNOW RUN TRUCKING, LLC Further details will be discussed in interview. 110 Iron Street BPC o5ers competitive bene6t package including health, dental, HURLEY, WI Hurley WI, 54534 vision, and life insurance, 401(k), & paid holidays and Large Dry Kiln and Manufacturing facility is PTO, along with safety and attendance bonuses. seeking a Part Time qualified All bonuses are discretionary. Applicants may apply in person at BPC, Local Truck Driver. C.N.A./L.P.N. Monday-Friday, 8:00 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. CDL license and references are required. Sky View Nursing Center has immediate openings for Full and Part Time CNA’s Bessemer Plywood Corporation Please send letter of interest and resume to the and Part Time Licensed Practical Nurses. The applicant must hold or be able to 1000 Yale Ave • Bessemer, MI 49911 following address or applications may be possess a valid Wisconsin Nursing License and be able to pass a criminal BPC is an equal opportunity employer picked up between 8:00a.m.–4:00p.m at: background check. In return for your hard work, Sky View offers a competitive wage with a generous shift differential pay for any afternoon or Snow Run Trucking, Inc midnight shifts. We also offer a benefit package including health insurance and 345 Ringle Drive, a 401 K Pension Plan. Sky View is a 33 bed intermediate care facility that offers a home like atmosphere with a very pleasant resident population. Hurley, WI 54534 Please apply in person or by email. EOE. is seeking to add an additional Sky View Nursing Center 309 Iron Street, Hurley WI 54534 IT Administrator/Technician Nasi Construction, LLC (715) 561-5646 [email protected] The position requires experience and disciplines Is accepting applications for in cabling, wireless environments, Estimator/ Project Manager. desktop/server installations, troubleshooting, and security. Experience Necessary Build with the Best. The applicant must be able to pass the We offer health insurance, necessary background checks for security a SIMPLE IRA Plan and AFLAC. FLOOR SYSTEMS clearances. Apply in person at: Be a part of helping athletes of all levels perform better Please email cover letter, resume, and Nasi Construction, LLC and be safer with Action Floor Systems. references, to: We produce performance sport floors and ship worldwide. K-12 at 700 Granite Street schools, colleges, universities and even the Milwaukee Bucks play [email protected] on Action floors. Know that your hard work helps athletes but also Hurley, WI 54534 through our Compassion in Action® program we support many local, national and international charities and worthwhile between 9am-3pm, M– F. programs. We are seeking a full time applicant for a Watch Person/Guard position. Responsible to make sure Call (715) 561-5153 #101 or property is secured, checking of the boiler and kiln operations. E-mail for an application at: Work 36 hours per week. Rotating 12 hour work shift schedule. Benefits offered including Medical, [email protected]. Dental, Disability and Life Insurance, 401k Retirement Plan, Paid vacation, Holiday pay and more. Iron County Human Services Department Apply now for full-time meaningful work and a secure future The Gogebic‐Ontonagon Intermediate School District is Children’s Unit Social Worker with a company in business for more than 30 years. seeking applicants for a one third (1/3) time Construction The Children & Family Unit of Iron County Human Services has an opening May apply online at www.actionfloors.com Trades Instructor. This is a 185 day, 2 hours per day position, for a Social Worker to provide ongoing services to children who meet the Phone: 715-476-3512 located in Gogebic County. following categories: child abuse and/or neglect, mental illness, behavior Address: 4781 N. Hwy. 51, Mercer, WI 54547 Qualifications: problems, developmental disabilities and delinquency. Health insurance Email: [email protected] and other fringe benefits are a part of the County benefit package. Standard CTE Certification Website: www.actionfloors.com OR – Meets the Requirements of Annual Career Authorization Descriptions of Duties: Provide intake, assessment, and case An Equal Opportunity Employer. Ability to prove 4,000 hours of relevant work in the management services to court-ordered and voluntary cases serving construction trades industry High School Diploma or GED children and families; determines the ranges of services needed by equivalent. individuals and families; attends hearings, monitors compliance with court orders; coordinates services with other agencies/disciplines and Preferred Qualifications: community members; provides evening and weekend on-call services AcceptingSNOW applications RUN TRUCKING, for a Full Time Position LLC Bachelor’s Degree preferred. Teaching experience preferred. including assessment, crisis intervention, and referrals; completes case- related documents including correspondence, case decisions and for Our Trucking Division Contractor’s license preferred. referrals; provides on-going case management and monitoring of cases. Start Date: August 19, 2019 Duties include: Qualifications: Minimum of a four year degree from an accredited •Scheduling weekly deliveries/backhauls. Visit www.goisd.org for a full description college in social work, sociology, or other approved human services program; certified as a social worker in the State of Wisconsin or •Create a trucking network of local truckers to Interested individuals should submit materials including, at a eligible for certification within two (2) years; minimum of one year pick up and deliver extra loads we can’t haul. minimum, a resume, three letters of recommendation, copies experience preferred; valid driver's license and reliable transportation. Position •Monitor and Implement E-Logs for trucks. of professional licenses, and transcripts to: requires shared on-call status including nights and weekends. •Accounts Payable/Payroll/Account Receivable Patty Ollila Executive Assistant Methods for requesting a job description and application along •Daily Inventory and Kiln Reports Gogebic‐Ontonagon Intermediate School District 200 with submitting the complete application packets include: •Ifta Quarterly Reporting South Elm Street; PO Box 20 *In person or mail: Ewen, Michigan 49925 Iron County Human Services Office in the Courthouse Benefits include paid holidays, health and Electronic submissions can be emailed to located at: 300 Taconite Street, Suite 201, Hurley, WI 54534 dental insurance, profit sharing. [email protected] Phone: 715-561-3636 Candidates must be proficient in Microsoft Date Posted: July 8, 2019 *By email: Word, Microsoft Excel, Internet Explorer and This position is open until filled. [email protected] or [email protected] Accounting software packages. The candidate selected for this position must pass a criminal *By fax number: 715-561-2128 Applications can be picked up at background check and drug test prior to being recommended *Website: www.ironcountyhumanservices.org the below address: to the Board of Education. In order to be considered for a position, a complete application packet including the Iron County Application Form, letter of interest and SNOW RUN TRUCKING, LLC The Board of Education does not discriminate on the basis of race, color, national origin, sex, (including sexual orientation or transgender resume’ must be submitted no later than: 345 Ringle Drive identity), disability, age, religion, height, weight, marital or family status, 4:00 p.m. Thursday, July 18, 2019 Hurley, WI 54534 military status, ancestry, ge netic information, or any other legally protected category, Applicants who applied for a position in the last 6 months Or send resume by email to (collectively, "Protected Classes"), in its programs and need only submit an updated letter of interest. [email protected] activities, including employment opportunities. Iron County is an Equal Opportunity Employer From 7:30 a.m. to 4:00 p.m.

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Bessemer Town- include adding swings ship Memorial Park will designed for an adult and serve as the trailhead child together, and swings which is why the pavilion that can hold a wheelchair. and upper parking lot were It would be the first park in built so people to access the area to have them, she the park to connect to non- said. motorized trail. “I am very passionate The pavilion is also a about this park,” Tarnaski popular rental spot for said at the meeting. everything from family Other physical accessi- reunions to wedding recep- bility improvements tions, Randall said. include more handicap The Ramsey to Wake- parking, pressed gravel field route of the Iron Belle pathways that a wheelchair Trail has yet to be deter- Associated Press can traverse, and a fishing mined, he said. By next FROM LEFT, Rep. Rashida Tlaib, D-Mich., Rep. Ilhan Omar, D-Minn., Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, D-N.Y., and area point for wheelchairs summer the township Rep. 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And of into a measure of power on repeatedly run up against Democrats don’t see bipar- From page 1 tion services. the four members of the Capitol Hill. more senior Democrats tisan public sentiment for told the Daily Globe after –The board awarded self-styled “squad” duly Ocasio-Cortez, a self- over her remarks about doing so. the meeting. “Students in the district’s milk contract elected to the House of described democratic Israel and what she said To Trump, Tlaib tweet- Ironwood will continue to to Twin City Dairy and the Representatives, only one socialist, has clashed with was the need to question ed: benefit from athletic bread contract to Bimbo was born outside the U.S. House Speaker Nancy the Jewish state’s influence “Keep talking, you just opportunities as part of Bakeries. In racist tweets over the Pelosi over the influence of in Washington. make me work harder. I’m their well-rounded educa- –The board approved weekend, President Donald newcomers. She’s also To Trump, she tweeted: proud of my Palestinian tion.” changing companies for Trump almost certainly been conspicuously court- “The only country we roots & a WEAK bully like The contracts, which the district’s student ath- was referring to this group ed by some of the party’s swear an oath to is the you never wins.” are renewed each year, lay lete accident insurance. of liberal House freshmen many presidential candi- United States. Which is ___ out the responsibilities of The district went with First whose elections in 2018 dates, including Sens. Eliz- why we are fighting to pro- Rep. Ayanna Pressley of both the district and the Insurance Agency at a cost helped return the chamber abeth Warren of Mas- tect it from the worst, most Massachusetts, 45 each of the self-funded of approximately $8,926. to Democratic control. sachusetts and Bernie corrupt and inept presi- A Cincinnati native teams. Powell told the Daily Globe Among Trump’s tweets: Sanders of Vermont. dent we have ever seen.” raised in Chicago, Pressley In other action: this will save roughly “Why don’t they go back To Trump, she tweeted: ___ worked for Rep. Joseph P. –The board approved $7,000 compared to last and help fix the totally bro- “Mr. President, the Rep. Rashida Tlaib of Kennedy and worked for renewing a contract with year’s price. ken and crime infested country I ‘come from,’ & Michigan, 42 John Kerry for 13 years the Gogebic-Ontonagon places from which they the country we all swear to, The Detroit native is the while he served in the Sen- came.” is the United States.” first Palestinian American ate. Trump defended the ___ elected to the House. She In 2009, she ran for an tweets Monday and sug- Rep. 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Bryan Hellios/Daily Globe ‘Chatgate’ scandal throws Puerto Rico governor into crisis KEVIN GENISOT shows member of the Hurley K-12 SAN JUAN, Puerto Rico School board at their meeting Monday Night what the (AP) – Nearly two years new “H” in the school's logo will look like. ago, Hurricane Maria exposed the raw dysfunc- Hurley believes coaches should tion of Puerto Rico, collaps- not be able to have a choice ing long-neglected infras- and the school’s brand tructure and leaving sever- From page 1 needs to be consistent. al thousand dead on Gov. gets spent and we do focus “You don’t give coaches Ricardo Rosselló’s watch. on putting it back to the an option. This is our Last week, two of his top kids.” logo,” he said. former officials were arrest- Genisot presented the Genisot asked if the ed by the FBI on corrup- school’s new logo to the booster or quarterback tion charges. board. The design the club purchases apparel for But the scandal that is rebranding committee a school team would they threatening to buckle the chose uses a block type be held to using only one boyish 40-year-old gover- font similar to the 1949 design. nor are the details of a pro- athletic letters. Simonich said it makes fanity-laced and at times He said there are other sense to have one logo misogynistic online chat designs that have already “If you’re going to with nine other male mem- been approved which can rebrand, you’re not going bers of his administration be used for apparel and to have 20 different logos in which some of the U.S. marketing products. out there,” he said. territory’s most powerful Associated Press “We decided it’s impor- Jay Aijala, president of men act like a bunch of PEOPLE RAISE their fists and sing the Puerto Rican Revolutionary Hymn during a tant the administration has the booster club, said he teenagers. The leak of at protest near La Fortaleza governor’s residence in San Juan, Puerto Rico, Sunday. a say in that,” he said. “So likes the idea of having just least 889 pages of the pri- Protesters are demanding Gov. Ricardo Rosselló step down for his involvement in we started compiling a little one logo, but can see the vate chat has sunk Rosselló a private chat in which he used profanities to describe an ex-New York City coun- packet of approved designs. advantage of having varia- into the deepest crisis of cilwoman and a federal control board overseeing the island’s finance. Joseph Simonich, presi- tions. his career. dent of the school board, “When you’re thinking In the chats on the they weren’t planning retary of education and Viverito, who had criti- expressed concern about about apparel or merchan- encrypted messaging app impeachment proceedings, five other people were cized Democratic Party using variation of the logo. dise its always nice to have Telegram, Rosselló calls but an influential associa- arrested on charges of head Tom Pérez for oppos- He said Ironwood Area other options for sales,” he one New York female tion of mayors from Rossel- steering federal money to ing Puerto Rican state- Schools has multiple logos said. “People are going to politician of Puerto Rican ló’s pro-statehood party unqualified, politically hood, Rosselló writes with different fonts and get sick of just one logo.” background a “whore,” said he had lost their sup- connected contractors. “whore.” the school is trying to con- In other action, the describes another as a port. Puerto Rican artists Starting Thursday, an Referring to Carmen solidate them into one board: “daughter of a bitch” and Benito A. Martínez Ocasio, anonymous person or peo- Yulín Cruz, the mayor of image. –Approved Lydia Matt- makes fun of an obese man known Bad Bunny, and ple with access to the chats San Juan who had “If your going to go son as prom advisor; Sarah he posed with in a photo. René Pérez, known as Resi- leaked dozens of pages of announced her intent to through the trouble to get a Eder, student council; Val The chat also contains vul- dente, both said on Twitter them to two local outlets. run against Rosselló in logo,” Simonich said, why Rowe for junior high track gar references to Puerto they planned to return to On Saturday, Puerto Rico’s 2020, the governor says, would you want different coach and cross county Rican star Ricky Martin’s Puerto Rico to join the Center for Investigative “she’s off her meds.” logos to come out on uni- assistant; Grant Nelson homosexuality and a protests. Playwright Lin- Journalism published 889 “Either that, or she’s a forms if that’s the logo you Kelsey, forensics advisor; series of emojis of a raised Manuel Miranda, whose pages. tremendous HP,” he contin- guys picked?” Jay Aijala, elementary ath- middle finger directed at a production of “Hamilton” In the chat group were ues, using the Spanish ini- Genisot said clubs and letic coordinator. federal control board over- on the island is mentioned Luis Rivera Marín, Rossel- tials for “son/daughter of a sport teams should be able –Received $64,000 per seeing the island’s in the chats, called them “a ló’s secretary of state; bitch.” to choose their own design. year for two years in grant finances. very disturbing portrait of Christian Sobrino, who Federal officials said Andy Laurin, school money earmarked for men- For many Puerto Ricans how this Administration held a series of important Wednesday morning that board member, said he tal health. still recovering from one of operates.” economic posts; Carlos former Education Secre- the United States’ worst- Even if Rosselló sur- Bermúdez, a one-time com- tary Julia Keleher; former Protests flare over sacred. ever disasters, on the back vives until election day munications aide; Edwin Puerto Rico Health Insur- construction of The protests were the of the island’s biggest pub- next year, it seems clear to Miranda, a communica- ance Administration head telescope in Hawaii latest salvo in a yearslong lic financial collapse, the many observers that he has tions consultant; Interior Ángela Ávila-Marrero; busi- fight that pits scientific dis- scandal analysts and ordi- been profoundly weakened Secretary Ricardo Llerandi; nessmen Fernando Scher- MAUNA KEA, Hawaii covery against cultural nary people are calling and less able to deal with Public Affairs Secretary rer-Caillet and Alberto (AP) – Singing, chanting preservation. “Chatgate” has proven to crises ranging from the Anthony Maceira and Elías Velázquez-Piñol, and edu- and lying on the ground in Scientists hope the mas- be too much. island’s bankruptcy pro- Sánchez, one-time repre- cation contractors Glenda the road, hundreds of peo- sive telescope planned for Protesters marched in ceedings to its continued sentative to the board over- E. Ponce-Mendoza and ple demonstrated on Mon- the site, a world-renowned the capital for the third day efforts to receive federal seeing Puerto Rico’s Mayra Ponce-Mendoza, day against the construc- location for astronomy, on Monday to call for funding to help recovery bankruptcy. who are sisters, were tion of a giant telescope on will help them peer back to Rosselló’s resignation. The from Maria. The group mentions arrested by the FBI on 32 a mountaintop that some the time just after the Big leaders of the U.S. territo- Chatgate erupted a day then-New York City Coun- counts of fraud and related Native Hawaiians consider Bang. ry’s house and senate said after Rosselló’s former sec- cil speaker Melissa Mark- charges.